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Mr. and Mrs. Donald stcwsrt. Quincy, Mass. are visiting friends and AGIINVBI on the Island.

..'BEDS, SPRINGS AND MAT- TBESSE8-Hsve not advanced in price at Stewart and Beck. Mon- tague.

Mr. Charles Campbell. who spent the past two weeks in Mon- tague at the home of his mother. Mrs. Eliza Campbell. returned to Boston on Saturday.

Mr. Danny Murray. proprietor of Montague 5 to 3100 store. mo- tored to Sackville to attend the wedding of his sister.

Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Rimback, Watertown. Mass, were recent vis- itors to Montague. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Reillcy.

Mrs. Harold Swanson of Minn- eapolis, accompanied by her two daughters is visiting in Montague.

guest of her aunt, Mrs. James Macl..aren. Mrs. Annie Sieelr. Beverly.

Mass, is spending a short visit in Montague, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alva G. Allen.

Master John Clarey. son of Mr. and Mrs. George Clarey. Whim Road. is visiting his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs, Alva G. Allen, Mont- ague.

Mr. and Mrs. Penna Charlottetown, were Roscneath on Friday. guests of Mr. Moore's uncle. Mr. Edward Buipitt, and Mrs. Bulpitt. '

Moore, visitors to

Mr. Fred Martin, lawyer with Central Mortgage and Housing, Ottawa, left for Ottawa on sat- urday after spending his vacation with his parents at New Perih- He was accompanied by his sis- ters. Misses Helen and Heather Martin of Boston. as far as Ban- gor. Maine.

.'VlSITs FORMER. CHARGE- Rev. A. S. Adams and Mrs. Adams of Saint John. N. B., are spending a short visit in Montague, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Vicker- aon. Mr. Adams was for several years minister of Trinity United Church in Montague, and their many friends take pleasure in welcoming them to Montague a- gain.

.31.!-ZAVE ON TOWING JOB - It was learned yesterday that the tow-boats. Glen Levitt. and canso, which have been attending Dredge 115 in Montague, left for Wood Ia- lands to tow Dredge No. 9 and scow to Bathurst, N. 3. The tow- boat Fredericton has arrived here to assist the Pugwash in attendinz Dredge 1.15. It is not known whether the No. 9 and attending tow-boats will later return here as was expected. Up to the present the M6 has been doing excellent work in clearing out the heavily siited channel. but the great amount of work yet to be dono will not be finished before the fail shipping. The presence of the No. 9 would have assisted greatly in speeding up the cleaning out pro-

Mrs. C. M. Daniels. Toronto. Ont.. is visiting in Montague. guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. C mpbeli. , A

Mr. Gordon Irving. New Glu- gow, N. 5.. is spending a few days in Montague, guest at Lane's Cabins.

Miss Ethel Beck. nurse at the P. E. I. Hospital. spent the weekend in tague, guest of Mr and Mrs. Lyle Boehner.

His many young friends W121 be glad to learn that Master Kenneth Msobean has returned to his name in Cardigan, following an operation at the King's County Hospital. '

Mr. Peter Cantalupe. Lunembmg. employee of Imperial oil. was 1 recent visitor to Montague. slits! of Mr. and Mrs. Alien Masher.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bren- nick. Toronto, Ont.. are spending a few weeks in Montague at the home of Mr. Brennicks parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brennick.

Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Icrooks of Watertown, Mass.. and Mrs. Ella Hoyt Mccormac of Boston, who have been vacationing in Mon- tague. guests of Mrs. C. H. Poole. are returning to their homes on Tuesday.

Mr. I-fsrold Stewart, who has been taxing s six-weeks summer course at Mount Allison. sacirvilie. N. 8.. has returned to his home in Montague.

. RSCITOOL BOOKS. - We have a complete stock of school Books for alllcrades. Get your require- ments early. stcwart: .2 Beck, Mon- tague.

M-iss Theresa Victor. George- town. and Miss Josephine Dalton. New Glasgow. who are vacation- ing at Georgetown, were recent visitors to Montague, guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Morrison.

Mr. and Mrs. Martin MscKin- non. Charlottetown. were visitors to Montague last week. Mr. and Mrs. Macxinnon were former residents of Montague. and their friends were delighted to see them again.

Miss Adele MacPherson. who has been spending her vacation visiting friends and relatives on the Island, returned to Ottawa on Saturday. While in Montague she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacPhee.

Mr. and Mrs. John R. MaLLesu or Quincy, Mass, and their two children, Billie and Etta, are visit- ing in Morrtllue. luests of MI! MaoLean'a mother. Mrs. Alfred Gli- lis. They were accompanied by Mr. MaoLean's mother, Mrs. Ron- ald Msobean. who is visiting in Caledonia.

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' ntague church of Christ, Monday to Friday. August 21st to 5th, at 8.00 P. M.. Sunday, August 27th. 111!) A. M. and 7.30 P. M. Evangelist Burris Butler of Cincin- nati. Ohio. will be the iepesker. William Waste of Greenmount church of Christ. P. It I.. will con- duct the services. lead the singing

cess. However, it is possible that it may be sent here later in the fall.

and present musical selections. You are invited to come.

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new. A, R. Pyke of Hlthlield Baptist Church, Monctcn. N. 8.. is spending a few. days in Montague. guest at Lane's Cabins. While in Montague he visited his cousin, mg, may uscnell and Mr. Mac- Neil.

Mr. and Mrs. Simeon rmxeu. and daughter Dianne 01' Bridge- town. were recent visitors to Mon- tague. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur MIcNeil, and Mr. and Mrs. Dtnery MacNell.

Mr. Steve Macaregor, Glace Bay. N. 8., spent a few days inrMbn- tague visiting friends.- Mr. Mec- Gregorwas proprietor of a jewelry store in Montague prior to. leaving for Glace Bay .where he is taking nnksdvanced course in watch re- ps .

....'VISlTlNG MURRAY HAR- BOR.-Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mac-hon of Hope. R.I..-arrived on the Is- land Thursday, calling on Mrs N. A. Johnatone, Montague. while en route to Murray Harbour. While there they will be the guests of Mr. M on's sister. Mrs. David Brooks. Machon is a. former Islander, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Mschon of Murray Harbour. Mrs. Machon was for- merly Miss Dolly Glover, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Glover of Murray Harbour. who left the Province many years ago to -ocate in Rhode Island.

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..'Lt. Katherine MacDonald, M. N., a flight nurse instructor with the U. S. Air Force, who motored from Randolph Tleld, Texas, to spend a short leave at the home of her brother John K. MacDonald and sister Anne MacDonald, R.N.. Kilmuir, left on Monday on her return trip. She was accompanied to New York by her friend Mrs. Gobert.

During the past winter Lt. Mac- Donald was on a six-weeks" assign- ment to Alaska. '

Her brother, Rev. L. D. Mac- Donald, Ph.D., Professor of Phil- osophy at the University of Miss- iaolppl, and Mrs. MacDonald and

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A double duet by Mrs. M. Reynolds, Mrs. A. Mosher, Mrs. H. Macaregor, and Mrs. I. A. Johnstone was much enjoyed by all. as was also a duet by Mrs. W. A. Bruce and Miss lir- ene Bruce of Valleyfleid.

Mrs. Avard of Charlottetown. who attended the Maritime conference hranch meeting at sackvllie on June 6. 7. 8., gave a. very fine report of the, meetings and urged the members. if possible, to attend the next bi-annual meeting. Mrs. Avard said the good one derives and the many things one learns from such

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a conference is invaluable. Mrs. Burhoe introduced, the new study book "Japan Begins Today" by William Kerr, and Mrs. White- way, as literature secretary, in- troduced "The Japan Bookshelf", as well as the packet for C. G. I. T. groups. Miss Newsom was guest speaker for the afternoon, and was introduced by the president. Miss Newsom is ..a home missions worker. she told of her own personal experience in the "coke ovens" near Sydney, N, 5., whjere she was sent by the Mission Band in 1982. In coke ovens she worked among Hungarians, Uk- ranians, ct.c., Miss Newsom realized one of the first great needs was to establish a fresh air camp for the children. one year later her dream was real- ized, and she with another mission Worker. and some forty children set up their tents on land given for -M..M....s..

four children. are also on holiday at the Kilmuir home. They motor. ed from Mississippi via Toronto. where they visited Mrs. MacDon. ald's parents and family.

Lt. and Dr. MacDonald and fam- ily have also been visiting their sister. Mrs. W. A. Bruce. Mr. Bruce and family at Valleyfleld.

the purpose. Today in place of tents. lo cabins have been bum, she told of the lay experienced by these children from the "coke ov- I ens". when they saw the green grass and mg, flowers growing. she plum--

ed ve clearly what Jesus meant when he said "Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these. ye have done it unto me." u The meeting closed by singing In Christ There Is No East Or West and the Lord's prayer in un. ison. Refreshments were then serv. ed by the ladies of Montague and Lower Montague, and a social half- hour enjoyed. '

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