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4. Chorus-Homage to Our Ven-

erable Foundress. “She seeks the Crum to win the Crown." Notre Dame Choral.

6. Distribution of Prizes to Inter-

mediate Classes. ‘

6. Verses-"Memories of 1857"-

iThe C N. D. in Charlottetown).

7. Presentation of Medals, Diplo-

mas and Certificates to Graduates.

8. Valedictory.

"0 Canada!"

rrn: ROSE \"|F THE ALGONQUINI

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1, ,V . - t rf c°mm¢i-cial Department; Equally for Piano. awarded to Mary th; e'vm,m`h°u¢ oflserviee, namely I low citizens and friends of Mr. liz-n

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' .M. Arsenault

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-Mary Martin, Mary Maher. Eileen

Tabla-u'.i~"S1eilr cle Maisonneuve- (`~o\‘ernor of Montreal. in quest of

teachers for the New Colony." 1

Scene 3--"An Asplrants Hesitat-V

l:n"---Tahtenii---"The Birth of a' C`timmiinit,\"`-Chnriis: "We're LittleI Tots, Forget-.\le-Noir" I

Stclif' 4- 'A Tcniptation and What:

"Came of It"--Tnlilcnli-~-"From a Cell to Pav'-itli.<€‘ " I » 'Penne 5-- An ltitel'i'\lp:ed F'ra_rer"i -Tableaii--‘wliai Remains of ai 'fountain I-`f\i‘t." . ` Scene 6--“A Revelation"-'I`ableau _"Mother Bourgeoys at the Court of-

Liollis XIV.” I Scene 7-'First Fruits of Mother Bourgeoys' Aorastolate.” I

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Mother Boili'€=‘ovs ... M. Leightizeri Mies J. 1.:Dcr .......... E. Cantwell,

Wvonah S. Sprowell. Altontina, W\'nnah's Aiint

. . . ...C. McCloskeyi

French Novice R. Grant-

Medicine Man B. Brazelf Sieur de Malsonneuve, Governor of

Montreal . . . . . . . . . . . ... E. Gaudet Louis XIV. King of France I

Harper

Colbert, Prime Minister

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT - The

Trustees of the Protestant Orphan- age gratefully acknowledge receipt of

Vent Clm°l’°|'l~ course of studies prescribed for'M¢Cl0Sk¢l'» ‘am mm the Mon 6 Auxiliary

Advanced Ensllsh end Fl-llns= Grace x; Betty Doyle with richer, Gold Medal donated by The J- P.

Margaret Richard. Certiticate; Helen Curran with Hon-I Degan Company. Chicago, for speed ‘lvvdwltlnsr 141 While- or certificate, steiia sprbweil with -u Iynewrltlns. awarded to Jessie

MUSIC DllPAB'l'MlN'l‘ with Honor certificate. May Dou-i silver Medal donated by The De-

cette, Miriam Biffin, Mary McCar-igan Company, for Typewriting,

ill"-¢l'll'l°dll'¢> ron, Mary Power, Marjorie Mitchelig awarded to Eileen Hynes.

First Prize for Piano, awarded to

Florence Howatt.

First Prize for Piano, awarded to

Marie Arsenault.

" (Junior) Pirst Prize for Theory, awarded to

Murial McDonald, Marion Mahar, Genevieve Monaghanf Irene Peters, Ruth Trainor, Nora McMillan. Mary Psquet-te, Esther Hughes, Betty Mitchell.

Prizes for Piano, awarded to Lil-

lian Peters, Isabel Corbett, Clarice MacGuigan. Cavell Dicks, Bemadette Trainor, Margaret Kiggins, Mary Doyle. Philippa Bradley, Wmifrod Doyle, Eileen McCabe.

Promotion Cards. Progressive Ser-

ies: Florence Howatt, Eileen Mullin, Muidel McDonald, Marion Mahar, Genevieve Monaghan. Ruth Trainer, Irene Peters. Nora McMillan, Mary Palquette, Betty Mitchell, Esther Hughes.

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for Christian Doctrine do- Eeverend Mother Provin-

Prizes nerd by

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Commercial Department, Mary

Carver.

Grade Grade Grade

IX.-Cecilia Shelfoon.

VIII.-Florence Howatt. VII.-Muriel McDonald.

Gradc VI. A.--Eileen Mullin, Mary

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Grade V.-Blanche Griffith. Silver Medals for Highest Aggre-

gate donated by Mr. George Dehloisz

Gracie IX.-llmid Cantwell.

Grade VII..-Winifred Moran.

Grade VII.-Marion Maher. Prizes for Highest Agregate donat-

Gentlemen of the C°“"t ed bv Reverend Father Superior:

' ._ E. Gaudet and E.» Howard'

Children of Mary and Pupils attend- ing Mother Margueriteks School.

Grade VIII. --Public School Leaving;

Certificates lin order of merit) were' awarded to: Winifred Moran, Marie Arsenault, Florence Howatt, Gert- rude McCarran, Mary Martin. Mary 'Ma`.har, Isabella Corbett, Lillian Peters. Rita ltlartiii. Aileel Howard. I Certificates of Honor are awarded students having a yearly average ofI 75% in clasawcrk and 90% in at- tendance and department. Assiduity certificates are awarded for regularI attendance.

HONOR CERTIFICATM

Grade. rx.-chic cahtweil, ceciiia

Shelfoon.

'Grade VIII.--Wiriifred Moran.

Marie Arsenault, Gertrude Mccai-ron.

' Howard. ` _ -

Gracie VII.-Marion Mahar, Mur-

Grade VI.-Elwin Ayers. i

Grade V.-Blanche Griffith. Gold Coins donated by His Wor-

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Grade Grade Grade Grade Prizes Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Paquette.

Grade VI. A.-Eileen Mullin.

W

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IX.-Ceoilia Shelfoon.

VIII.-Marie Araenault.

VII.-Cavell Dicks. VI.-lhther Hughes.

for Deportment; IX.-Catherine Arsenault.

Betty Mitchell, drawn by

Grade Prizes

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VI.-Mary Steele.

Honor Certificate, Blanche Brazel

with Assiduity Certificate, Agnes Pigott.. }

UOMTMERCIAL DEPARTMENT

The following young ladies having

passed creditable examination in all the subjects required for the Senior Course, are awarded Graduation Diplomas: ,

Shorthand, 'I‘ypewriting, Advanced

Englisnand Filing Diplomas; Mary Leightizer, Florence MacAula_v, Mar- garet Stewart, Catherine McCloskey, Bernice McCabe, Florence Harper. Mary Arbing, Elizabeth Gaudet, Marcelle Roy, Irene I_.eMieux, Vanu- telli Fafard.

Shorthand, Typewriting. Filing

Diplomas; Jessie Waller, Ethel Mc-

Eileen Hynes, Ethel Martiii. Florence Gardiner.

Bookkeeping Diploma" ; Mary

Leightizer, Margaret Stewart. Marion Gleeson, Florence MacAulay, Jessie Waller, Mary Arbing, Ethel Martin, Bernice McCabe, Ethel McDonald. Mary Carver. I

llsh, Correspondence and Composi- tion: Marion Gleeson.

Honor Certificates: Margaret

Qtewllrt, Mary isssie Waller. Eileen Hynes. with Assid- uity Certificate, Ethel McDonald. Bernice McCabe, Ethel Martin, Flor- ence McAulay, Marion Gleeson.

PRIZE LIST GRADE X

Gold Laurel Cross donated by The

Right. Reverend Louis J. O'Lear_v, for

la. Sprowell.

Bronze Medal of His Excellency,

the Governor General of Canada, for the Highest Aggregate of Yearly ex- aminations. awarded to Betty Doyle.

Gold Medal for Latin donated by

The Right Reverend Maurice Mc-

Gold Coin for French donated by

awarded to iTlanc`ne

awarded to Helen Curran.

V-GGMVIOVB Hullllhllt Gold Coin for Composition donat-

ion the Hishtlt 'i`°°ll 01 ed by the Catholic Women's League* gon 0; giving a prize for Public M u tht

*I M °D°“““’- CW" Dim- bllt ll l C fill- ~ ell- °°“Im“°d mm H" 4 s in at the aehccl rairbhri it Gmpbeu °f Ha ax' W °m'

5 MINI! Ill *JW PU 3° 0° 0 awarded to Stella Sprow

Donald. Margaret Dawson. Susie Gill,I Stewart.

Typewriting, Filing. Advanced Eng-I Doyle, Kathleen Gallant, Elaine

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ghmtign Doctrine, awarded to Stel-i Grade II.-Evelyn Arsenault.

Do ald. merited by 'Betty Doyle and P

Waller. _

I silver Medal donated by The Gregg

'Publishing Company, Tomato. for ,'1‘ypewritlng, awarded to Ethel Me- I Donald. ' | Gold Coin donated by Mr. Justice

1 Arsenault, for Bookkwéplng, aidrded i to Mary Ieightizlsr.

Gold Coin for English and Com-

position donated by Doctor J. E. Blanchard. awarded to Florence Mac- Aulay. I silver Medal for Proficiency in Spelling donated by Messrs. Carvell t Bros., awarded t.o Ethel Martin. I Prize for Spelling, awarded to Mary. Leightizer.

Prize for Assiduous Application,

: awardedto Eileen Hynes. _ ' Prize for Needlework in the Board- I ing School, awarded to Margaret

I JUNIOR DEPARTMENT

I Assiduity Diplomas: l Grade IV.-Mary Hogan, Kather- ine Kelley.

Grade III.-Mary Mitchell, Isabel

, Goodwin, Edith Mclean, Susie Mar-~ I tin, Dorothy Peters. l` orarie n.-Kathleen o'arieh, Mary

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Prizes for Cathechism: I Grade III.--Jean Prunty. ' Grade 11.-Philippa. Bradley. Kath- leen Gallant.

Prizes for Highest Aggregate: Grade IV. l. Constance Lelghtizer;

2. Mary Hogan.

Grade III.-1. Isabel Goodwin; 2.

Jean Prunty.

Grade ri.--1. Kathleen 0'Brian. I.

Betty Leightizer. --

Prizes for Sewing:

Grade III.-Susie Martin.

Prize for Spelling:

Grade II.-Kathleen 0'Brien. ‘ Prize for.Perfect Attendance: `

Grade IV.-Mary Hogan. Grade l'I.-Mary Doyle.

Priae for Perfect Costume: Grace rv.-iviary iapiiln. Mlfldn

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also 1.00 from Mr. Earle Leard, Cen- tral Bedeque.

MARBBFIELD BAPTIST Church.

Bpecial Evangelistic services will be held every night except Saturday, beginning Monday, June 23; -these aorvi00a will begin.at B o‘cl0ck stan- dard time: Dr. A. C. Vincent of Charlottetown will be the preacher.

MEMBERS OF THE Children of

Mary Sodslity are requested to meet at Notre Dame Academy Sunday morning at 9 o‘clock to attend the Corpus Christi Procession. Any mem- bers having library books in their posenssion will kindly return them on Suunday. 4762-6-21-li

EPIBCOPAL SERVICES - First

Sunday after Trinity. June 22nd: St. John's Milton, Sunday School and Bible Class at 10 a. m., Morning Prayer, ll a. m.; St. Marks, Rustlco, Sunday School at 2.30 p. m., Evening Prayer, Cl p. m.: Hampshire, Evening Service, 7.30 p. m- Rev. C. F. John- son, Rector.

TRINITY UNITED- CHURCH -

Sunday School at 10 a. m., and wor- ship at li a. m., and 7 p. m. In the momlng service, Rev. Mr. Brown preaches on the subject "Resist not, grieve riot, quench not." The Choir will render Mr.`Fletcher's anthem "I Love Thy Kingdom, Lord," with Mrs. Cudrnore taking the soprano solo. Mr. George Johnson will sing "I will Lift Mine Eyes", by Eville. In the evening service Rev. Dr. Grant of Malpeque will be the preacher. Mr. Robert Messervey. baritone, will sing "0 Rest in the Lord," and "Lord God of Abraham" from setting of “Cross- ing the Bar." This service will be broadcast by station C.H.C.K.

INSTITUTE MEETING-The Hea-

therdale Womens Institute held a special meeting in the school on June I'lth, immediately after the Annual School Meeting and were joined by I. number of the rate-payers of the district. The purpose of this meeting was to complete arrangements for a concert and pie social, which has been in the oiling for some time past.

owe,_ - A number of the Institute membersymg op(-med by singing Institute ode,

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Blanche Brazel awarded to Blanche Grade III.-Jean Prunty, Noi-ma attended the business meeting Of fheIfollo\\~cd by roll call which-was an-

Br el. . - Ipeppml Isabel Goods,-in_ _Dummy district and took an active and iii-iswered by “ch member paying .

:old lhdll 101' 1'-`1'181l-511 d°l1H¢@d b-VI Petem mt* D°wu°3' B"°‘d°"l'9 ‘°m3°nI? PBT* Ill m0 Pl'°°eedI“3S'_“nd Isum of money $5.50 was realized. Min

His Worship Mayor Prowse, merited Trainor, Victoria P!»Qll¢tf»¢» MU? It I' gnmymg w 5” mft I'§‘e t1_:°i` I “tes of last meeting wwe NM-1_C0m- by Betty Doyle and Mary Mccarron; Herrell. nits Pninty.-Margaret Mc- Pavers and the Wnuren S4, us ~ “te , mm” ,,epo,wd_ A, ms mmm., 1, awarded to Mary McCarron. Kinrion. Kathleen Hulhes. Mlrlll" “md °h°“ld" to sho” der I; promo Q the closinil ex-sm at the school no

VIII.-Eileen Howard. Gold Medal for Excellence in Con-I et Kisklns, Mary VMit,chell, Susie ins the best interests of ome .vlsmnn commmee “ 15 wpommi

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VII.-Alma sheehah- duct. donated by Reverend Mother Martin. el- medium of me schom The May Mrs Peter McCormack was appoint-

VI. A.-Mule Valatour- Pzovirreial. awarded to Marjorie Grade II.--Kathleen 0'Brien. I-I rd to visit the sick for the month. V1--Mffmd by Mlm Mitchell. en Paquette, Blanche Harper.. I m°°I'I:g °1ft::lIE tggtziisigiggleblirggg I Mis George Mel-'herson and Miss

W” sp y . Annie McDonald were appointed del- Vanlderstine, when the regular busi-I to M d th Annum-1 Cmvem

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Mt-l'I¢ Plullltlle- Mr. Justic Arsehault, awarded tot _ _ora/tes B en 0 p

v.-vaierie Araehauit. I rg I ”°” W” °“"I°d °“ I" ° business “ke I tic.. lh chat-iottemwri. substitutes

mm' my . Committees reported on the

for Aaalaucus Application acid Medal for Mathematics uc- Card Hanks xyuers entrusted to m_m_ se\,m,IMir_= Mai-ich caraiucrahamlasmar-

b Messrs. Ratteribury dz t _ . M G i . _ _ I guriets McDonald meeting closed bl’

Y ‘hated by Doc or J D _ac u8anl _ items of improvcmenté Qllliirextiindgr lcmgmg National Anmemn md up

f==--°-»-- V---M We r ::::.‘:. .3“:;°;:‘;:‘;;;...;...:..’:.;..;; lt.. .. - -ps »- --- VnI~-MUU A"°“‘“"'- Reverend Mother Superior, awarded §;r,.g:“1;hI;e§'1n.:;a smdregynz tm; 'gd _nd mn,/ers relating to our pa"_i,ess. June meeting will be It the

VII.-Muriel McDonald. Gold medal for assiduous applica-, dem, of our ggughw-, mm, ‘ in the Dmmt Convention were d|_,_ i home of Mrs Annie Gardiner on VI.. A.--Irene Peters. mm donated by Mr. J. Carragheni 4760-6-:ll-li. cussei Before the meeting ad!0m.n_ |Wednesdayl;1un; 25th. Roll call to be

ad, the members held a consultation 5”' ‘ay 9 5' my

wth Inspector MacPhee on the ques-

Gertrude Carver. Betty Mitchell. G,-meg v and v1_ Glgdys Costello. death but somewhere on his mth at Cm'

Pm” 1°' Perfect Mundmm MUSIC DEPARTMENT each finds "th' inevitable hour" ,M

DIPLOMAS FOR MCLEAN awarded to Pupils who have never a‘__n,,ing mm_ The “tm of glory; Mm Rem at Messrs R T4 HOL

SYSTEM OF WRITING been °bs°"° dun” H", hours ‘5°nI°U lead but to the grave. man at Co., Ltd.. Bummcrside, was

Grade Vll--Merlnn Mnhnr. Mlll"` throughout the year, Marjorie MM-y Mccai-ron, Agnes Piggoit

I Ddbonald, Covell Dicks, Alma §,g;z,,~h@li, Mary Béll- have honorably passed the examina-. 0 I

in the city yesterday.

Sheehan. 'T'l1Pln'ln Pl‘l'>lr1~ I Prizes for meet Fidelity to R0-V tions inthe Elementary Grade of thel n N U-L somus NOTES

Grade V1 A.--Eileen Mullin. Marie quired Costume of the Institution pmgrgssive Series of Piano Lessons| The sermon slbbath mom,” Wm __ char1oti,et,own°,visitm-s on Wednes- V°“‘°“" G"""“d° C“"'°" I’°“° M", “°“‘°°° by ”""°“d “°""°' 5" A" “‘° I“"° “““I“°" °°""”p°“dI““ °f` I be ircm~Paui'a we-his in col. n, s, 1. Mr. wuirea ncucette, city. was a - clay included J. D. Jealtiiis; Mr. ‘°"' N°"“ M°M‘"““' “'*- "°““°' °“°'“°" °‘ "°"" °‘”‘°,,fl°I°“°l' I" ”°I‘“‘°“°' Th” '”'°' “iwctea and sulisca up in visitor to scum ch the iith. and Mr.. .r_ c. Houston.

Academy. therefore, entitled to the Elementary sumo" Wm meet n 1050 .' m_

*----'-_-~¥°~'--- “"5” fx ““’ x' °°“‘“’ “"°"`"°° I °°l‘““°°*°- , The sabbath school will meat u say rbnuhc visitors tc our town Mist Elizabeth Macncuam, ct by Blanche nnnl' MMM” Mmm' Fu" Pri” for Piano and Thin” usual at 2.30 in the afternoon. Date on Tuesday-included Mr. W. L. Mc- I Souris, returned recently from the

°“' Mn” PIg°"" sum' sp'°w°“` °'w"°°d t'° M"y Mccamn' 93"' of picnic will be announced. Kinnon. ` ` city. alter completion of teachers’

I - . , “Id °°“"'°"' mum* Mmumn' nr” PH” 1°' Pm” and ,Theory In the evening the minister will extension course at Prince of Wales

...~_ 1 ‘Mary Bell. Catherine Araenault. awarded to Ashes Pigott, sa d t 'preach on "The Muwnumeu M ‘ML A_ Dwey' chulotwwwny m°_ Colle” , .

; ,. ..|.’ A. awarded to Enid Cantwell, and Im- , rim, Prize for Piano awar e o, Jesus), The ten U found in _mm “nd to the "stem metropolis on

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' Q 'I H mented by Mary 10101*-i20l'» -'£'il‘!ll" Power, Betty Doyle, Florence Mac- 7.30' m_ cmne Mubomld was A vw I :st white fallow mm U he Num."

I °" 5"""n' m°"“°° M°Auhy' nh' A“I‘7' Special and appropriate music by ltm' to Bourls on Tuesday evening in l to the Canadian West whara ha con- Bl Mlftln, GNWII bl Elhdl Mlftih. the ehmt hu new mm w”h_ mmphtes Rakim' 'D ba ,Gund ut" Grrdes VII and VIII- edu'-llv Ind- commacm. naraitriwwr , in the bummer by wa. whim aaa lied bv Marv Mllllr- lll°°n H°""4-‘ Mas. I- D- MCYHAII- Mr. 1. x-i. cceit, bt charicttetcwh, family.

Alma Sheehan, Marion Mahar, Thel- pf-1”; for christian Doctrine do ____ ‘ Nu” thmmh om. ww” on me 17

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F . ma Peppin. Marie Voutour, Eileen hated by Reverend Mother Superior, The dum of Mr-_ '_ D_ "eww, . ML mvmnwn Rum of lnmm'

I Mullin, drawn by MBU M4151* awarded to Bemics McCabe. _ ¢m,,,‘||_ 'hmh mums ugly w_ aw", ,_ Mwmngid, 1:1nalra, spent a day in Bouria this week,

35000 feet to choose from Grades V and VI, equally merited gold Medal for Excellence in Steri- ,mundm ._ m__ gm, N, h,,m.», m. mom” M mm. an .many

A” ""'°*“°"°" ""°‘ 'l' " U9 3”” 'm""' _Ik ki IHWU donated by T112 R°"'"°“° ness. of acute indll¢lI'I°” Wm °°f°"° i Charlottetown visitors to our town

:£t;aNn_ar least. Made by llAlAN° glanche Griffith, Mary Paquette, Myie, p, xiiey, Boston, awarded to M B shock w M, mm, meg* she ML ms" rrmcm of Baum Wu on .mwmay mcluded ML W' a_

' livin MOH- GH" 5! UW" *YH* Martini Stewart. Pm” 1 cv in li had been about in her usual health |, "um WM, tg gmf|°m¢,¢wn_ Hou; md My-_ A,-thu, v_ gpmm

Bronze Modll f°l' °°“ ~ on wednesday and had not com-

- Arr DIPABTHINT areas 8l1°\’il\=nd~ <l°“°l°d bl’ TI", blames cr miina iii more ietirine. Mr. w. A. Macnoaaia, of char- .

-.l - I ann Publishin; company, 'roros-: sh, ,mu w umm one son. U- M- iottstcwa, motores to soul-ia on Mr. Alder olcltleacn. et New aiu. 'tg ii , Pfiaea for Art: Awarded to lhld, te, awarded to Jessie Waller. xc-.,,_ of mg pu" wilt co. The fu~ 'messy evening. remaining over the gow, was among the visitors to our

I ` o°B'0“_mq oo Lf’ ' Cl-Hffill, GIIEVUVI u‘£u3‘.ni T110 firm Of the Clhldllfi IMPUYV hdfal 'lil bd held HMB UUMUIII ning, wwf; on th; \9f,)\_

i _’ _ l W I' I isudrey Diets. Ruth Iralnor, Goa- era, Amherst, Nova scotla, to whcni -,, vm,-, 5|t,u,d|y_ muymmg I D,_ Gum, ,M un nm

- 1 mmm” evilvl Kdnlahlm Wlalfrad Mena the thcritniy tests fer In-:gras-s anf- r-~,»:.~'e cemem-_.~. sei-mea begin- oh wednesday mei-am; the sour- tague. were among tba mann”

` m., and 7 p. rn. Rev. C. E. Arm.

. PM H8 linsrectiori the Cadets paraded up

Gfsdd VI A--Ellden Mlllllll- icate Examinations, awarded t.o Win- 0| for Arithmetic donated '”*' ,, , . 11 ha members were "

Grade V.-Blanche Griffith. Gen- in-ed Moi-an. ` bygaogirisndnof the Institution, award- as €:b`Ie;tJe;?d.!~;'; 55:11:21: izngayzitingftgglhg as. After the ainil- I:.I;:,; W-2;? giy we:.;;:::d‘m,,',x;

siicve Monaghan. Margaret Shelfoon. Bronae Medal presented by The ed to May Doucettsn L; te 0 ,A that the noble me mg of gh, National Ant,h@m_ lunch! lmsirl a emfasrxcepin their um Grade VI'“EIWm Ayers' Mary Deg” C°mpmy‘ Cmmw' fm me odd Cm” I" G°°gmr'h'v domwd I aoeiIIerfIi‘l “Ines beautiful and' the W” S0l’V¢d bfi’ MTS- Vanmerstinp' "s` I Iinifornis §lKl)cAiting manv favorafz

Steele. most artistic Typewritinl Budget, by The Children of Mary, merited I zealthy 'Epmd their mm w.mng'f°, sisted by the Refreshment Committee. j comments from mwngbd cmzem.

awarded to Mary Carver. - by Betty Doyle and Helen Cui'-ran. me hour of their de“h_ No’ 1% is I _ `

. ASSIDLTIT CERTIFICATES Rnr:iz;;I;oreg~;:d;e;o;;;°?r;;le;\:!r; awgrded to Helen CurrH¥l~ & "th' inevitable hour" which lies in pgnsogns I Mr. Arthur McAllu.m was a, visitor

' °"’ °°’“ "°"'°°°d bl Ly°“s walt icr -'the beast ct heraldry, the is charicttetowi-i this wceit.

mid Cantwell. Kathleen Trainor. Mghny gs,-tfuda Mccsri-cn, Lillian gmmpmy L, tn be awarded to the! 1 s d m mn bemw; """“ I

Mary Ben' Imrlda Mcmnan' Mary Peters' Sm" Meclbe’ Mlm” MHP pup" making the hxghwt total ofiiflump 0 l>°W€l`- ll V N ~ Mr. Arthur J. Garrett, of the Royali Mahan Florence Bowan" Amen M Alma Sheehan dnwn by Alma mmm in me mamculamn examlm . all that wealth eer gave. They Bunk Stag, Bgddeek, <7, B_, is Spa,-,d.| Mr. L. A. MacDougsll, of Char. Howard Amen Mumn Irene Pate" Sgeehan ’ “mm spend their time advancing along mums vagation with his pa,-ents, Mn lottetown, motored to our town on

' ` ' ' ' "the oaths of. slorv." forettful of and Mrs. .ichn Garrett, ea ncuglas‘ the wth.

..°S'.l'- ANDREWS P'll!BYT$- IAN cnvrwn. MoN'rAoU5_g¢,-V. ic” °l\ Sllndly. June had at if af

, strong premcher.

..°SUNDAY SERVICES-R-ev. J.

W. Williams will conduct services on Sunday. June 22, as fellows: Manta. gue at 11 a. m.;"Georget.own at 2.45

Sunday, June 22nd as follows: An- nandale, li a. m.; St. Peters, 3 p. m.;

| Dundas, 7.30 p. m. Mr. H. C. Mor- i gan will be the preacher.

..~Ui\'rran CHURCH or IAN-

ANADA-Georgewwn and Sturgeon,

|services Sunday June 22nd. George- _town 11 a. m. and 7 p. rn. Sturgeon, Iwo p. m. sabbath school in George- §io~.\‘n at 10 a. m. and Sturgeon at

Il.30 p. m. Rev. C. U. MacN-tvifi, Pas- I

tor.

I ..*NEW PERTH SCHOOL MEET- I ING-There was a good attendance, with Womens Institute well repre- sents-ci. $150 supplement was votedI and a generous amount for repairs. Interest taken in the school and es- pecially in the securing of a lst class high grade teacher for the coming' school year. Mrs. Alexander Hamil- ton was lippointed new trustee.

..°SPECIAL SERVICES - The

meetings in the Montague Christian Church have been very largely at- tended clcspit-e the hot weather and Dr. and Mrs. Whiston are putting over a program of sermon and song that is most. pleasing. These meetings continue indefinitely. Week nights at 7.45 and Sundays at 1 standard time. Friday night Dr. Whiston gives his

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lecture sermon on “Short Beds.” The Bible school last Sunday reac ed 138 and 150 will be the aim for the 22. "The evangelist gives a Bible School program. At ll he speaks on "Prob- lems-Yours and Mine," and at 7 his theme will be "Boomerangs." The Whmtoris sing their own songs assist- ` ed by a. large chorus. ` '

..*l.AUNCHl’NG INSTITUTE-On

May 29th Womens Institute met at lthc home or Mrs Georce MdPhdr'S°n lwith twenty members present. Meet-

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' Mr. George F. Riley, New London.

iivas in Scurls on Wednesday.

Mk. Ray Bruce. East Baltic, pass-

ed through our town on the 18th.

--» - ooiinnacuu. narsar- 'q“DUu,,- Dummy, 'ah Underwood 'mmrritcr ts oath- G t G d' ‘ ~ a ~ _ I . g

_,-,at . Commencement um bu-eaactbnra ,,,,,,,,_, Am, ,.,.,,sI..i...u°ci°.uy. Gll |'3 llal' |8l\ Edsfem Clldfdldh

;', ‘ I Fountain Pen and lyersharp do-

" 'D/i>¢wruu»s. Advrncsd lrnalun.. pipisms sf Graduation m'..w..,».1_'hatec by nevereus mtl-ter Provincial

Correspondence end B°°l=¥¢°PlnB ea ts the following ycuhg ladies who for the Highest Asareaatc in yearly DlPl°ml-9» IW"-‘d°d W5 MU’-V C"W’- have completed satisfactorily the examinations, awarded to Catherine

Silk Summer Dresses $5.95

Not only a. very lovely little sleeveless

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Piano And

Last evening in Hearts Memorial

Hall. the pupils of Miss Lillian Mc- Kenzie appeared in their annual re- cital, before a large and appreciative audience. The playing of the young- er pupils was very creditable to both themselves and their instructress. while the senior pupils rendered many difficult compositions, both vocal and piano, in masterly style, showing careful training and prac- tice. The vocal solos by Miss Jean Beaton were very effectively render-

and more will be heard of her. The piano solos "Norwegian Bridal Pro- cession," (Grieg), and "Polichinelli," (Rachmariinoffi were played with effect and expression by Miss Nancy Weeks. It should be mention- ed that the piano solos and accom- panimente were played on Miss Mc- Keaxie'| splendid Heintzman grand piano. The following is the pro- grainme:

Piano-Going Ahead Briskly, Bil-

bro. Master George Burnett.

Plano-Runaway Horses, Bilbro.

Miss Helen Tldrnarsh.

Piano-The Bee and the Clover,

Geibel. Miss Helen Agnew.

Piano-Fairy Barque, Aaron. M.is.s

Marion Shaw.

Piano-A Very Queer Story. Bilbro.

Misa Grace Martin. _ Piano-Jolly Outing. Bilbro; Sing ncbih slug, spauiding. ivlias sandy -Brehaut.

Piano-Happy as a Lark, Bonheur.

_Mas'ter'Billy_ Tidmarsh. ` Plano'-rn nahk and rue. Lange: Woodnymph'a Pi-ollc, Aaron. Miss

,Audrey ouiu.

Plano-Taps, Engelman. Master' Dugaldf Ramsay.

Piano-A 'Day in June, Duval. Miss

Ada Derrah.

Piano-Country Dance, Sartorlo.

Miss Frances Clawson. Piano-Coui-ante, Handel; A Bum-

ed; she is a singer of great promise

ll- m-: Sturgeon at 7.30 p. rn. -~ - ~ _ . ‘...;:.~.“;:::.::“.t..:;...':.’.'..'.:.» Miss Lillian McKenzie 's

Vocal Recital

' Grant.

Piano-The Cuckoo in the Lonely

Glade, Zilcher; The Me,-ry peasant' Schumann. Miss Janet stewart.

Piano-Song of the Brook, Qing.

ley; L‘Ava.lanche, Heller. li/[iss Pat- ricia Ritchie.

Piano-Flying Leaves, Koiimm

Miss Nora Taylor.

Piano -- Forget-me-not, z11¢he,_

Miss Beth Coles.

I Piano-Curious Story, Heller. Mig Hazel Bryenton.

Vocal-My Ain Folk, Lemon. Miss

. Helen Doiill.

Piano--A Frolic, Mayer. Miss ver.

na Rodd.

Piano-Petite Tarantelle, Hailey

Miss Anna MacKenzie.

Piano--Village Festival, Thompson,

Master Arthur Peake.

Plano-Wallflower, Gurlitt. Mm

Isobel Bruce.

Vocal-I Attempt from Love's sick.

ness to Fly, Purcell; Down in the Forest, Ronald. Miss Verna Rodd.

Piano-Gypsy Rpndo, Haydn. Miss

Jean McClure. Piano. Prelude. op. za, Nc. 20.

Chopin; Balancelle, Wachs. Master Robert Steel. ‘

Vocal-Dawn, Curran. Miss Pearl

Burns. '

Piano-Tarantelle, Heller. Miss

Kath-leen Mellett.

Piano-Impromptu, Op. 90. No. 4.

Schubert. Miss Jean Beaton.

Plano-Santa Pathetique. Grave,

Allegro molto e con brio, Adagio Cantabile, Beethoven. Miss Lillian Enman.

Vocal-Death and the Maiden,

Schubert; As My Dear Old Mother, Dvorack; Hebridean Sea-Reivers' Song. Kennedy-Fraser. Miss Je-an Beaton.

Plano-Norwegian Bridal Proces-

sion, Grieg; Polichinelli, Rachmlin- inoff. Miss Nancy Weeks.

National Anthem.

mer Evening, Brett. Miss Marie

Mr. James Atkins. cr Mount stew-

ELDON INSTITUTE

The May meeting of the Eldon W.

I., met at the home of Mrs. J. G. Priaell. with an attendance of sev- enteen members and one visitor. -Meeting opened by sinking 'O Can- ada, followed by repeating t.he Creed in unison. Roll call was rwponded -to by My Favorite Flower and how to Grow it. Minutes of last meeting read. approved and signed by the President. Report from sick corn- mittee weg then given. A discussion on the library then' took place, and it was decided that the library com- mittee meet and make arrangements la they think best. A discussion on the condition of the school took

Mr. (master Johnstm. Alberry

art. arent the 19th. on business iueiauu. war a recent visitor te Hazel- Souris.-D brook.

I Amen; those attending the play in the C. M. B. A. hall were Mk. Len McNeill. Mt. Albion, Mr. Billie Sullivan, Vernon, Miss Abbie Coll- lngs. Albei-ry Plains and Miss Mabel Jenkins. Millvlew.

Mr. James Valley. who has been

visiting his home in Alberry Plain! has returned to Halifax to resumd his work there.

Mr. Oliver McNc.’cl. New Perf-11.

was a recent visitor to Alberd Plains.

Miss Martha. Walker. Vemon Riv- er, spent the week end In LSTIGHIQ the guest of Mrs. Robert Burhoe.

place and it was decided to leave,

Correspondence relating to the In-.I stituts wus then reas ana alaeusaec.I Questionaires were distributed a~I

mong the oonveners. Corivaners wereI then appointed for the coming year as followaz- ,

Agrioulture, Mrs. Prank McDonald Home mbcacuuce, Misa s~mm,I

Moore.

National Events. Mrs. T. F. West. Better School I-hd. Education, Miss

Katia Mclachern

Canadan Industries. Mrs. T. A.

Rodger ~ .

Legislation, Min Margaret Mar-

tin' luuamratlcu, wa. mnit i-rsiilday. lim. T. 1'*.West gave a very in-

teresting talk -oh National ments. Subscriptions for the Institute News, were then taken. Mrs. T. A. Rodger thanked the Institute for the flow- ara sent to her while she was sick. Next place of meeting at the home of Mrs. mia Gillis, roll call to be ans wares by paying a nickel. Cake com- mittee Mlsa Katie Mcnean and Mrs. Prank McDonald. H-cgram for the evening was a debate. Meeting closed W Abdul' "God save The King." #ter which tha' hostile served a de. lloious lunch.

VIINON IIVII AND VICINITY

IR. Everett. Masters was 'a recent

visitor to Vernon ltlver. -

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Mr. James Wilson, Glencoe. is N'

the cleaning of school until vacation. | celvlng congratulations on the U'

rival of s baby girl.

Mr. Harry Jenkins, Hazelbronk- was a recent visitor to Vernon P-lil

Mr. Jay Gillis, Kinross, was a YU

cent visitor to Vernon River-

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Spring means out of door work ii the garden. This can be made I delightful pastime or it can revert W diudgery; it all depei-.ds upon thi kind of garden tools you select. W0 advise you to get your garden hd! from our new stock so as to Ku'-V4 against ti-cubic in that une. Aiac ze' your tools from us because they SN the dependable kind.

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