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A PROMOTl0N.- Robert Fair-

clougli Acorn who left Canada as a Corporal in the 105th Battalion. has been ‘promoted to the rank of Serg-_ eant in England. He has taken ai course of instruction and passed a| very creditable examlnation,'and also. passed as a marksmen, making pos-‘ sible at two of the ranges. His fath- qr, G. C. Acord is Q. M. S. of the H72 Siege Batte-ry lit. G. A., now lralnmg in England;

VIICTORIA SCHOOL WORK.-The following is the standingn( the pup~_ lls_0f Victoria High School for N0- vember:- Nelson lVicEwe'n's depart- ment: Grade Vlll.-1, Rhea Collins; 2, Marlon Lea; 3, Pauline MilHr. Grade VII.--1. Claude Snow and Mil- dred' McMiirdo iequall; ' 2. Clifford Lea. Grade VI.--1, Wm. Cameron; 2 Whit I-Iowatt; 3. Joe Mlller.`Grsde' V.-1, Everett Watlon; 2. Karl Boul-l ter; 3. Hollis Snow. Ruth Boulter's \iBll9~l‘llD£nt: Grade IV.-1, Millie Palmer; 2, Helen Trowsdale; 3. Harry McMurdo. Grade lil.-1, Hel- en Rogerson; 2, Jeanette Rogerson; 3. Lila Watton. Grade Il.-1, Alice Vmeni 2| Myrtle Snow; 3, George McLe'od. Grade I.-1, Beth Boultr; 2, Florence Proiltt; 3, Sydney Mc. ?.!u1.’ro. _

THE LATE EDGAR A. FINLAY-

8ON.- The Ottawa Journal says:~ Aml0\18h at no time a resident of the Capital, Edgar A. Finlayson. who was reported on Saturday as having fallen ln action on the battlefields of France. is well known to many in Ottawa. I-le is a brother of Mr. George IE. Finlayson, of the Finance Depamment. and son of Captain Al- lan Finlayson, Charlottetown, P. E. I. He enlisted with a British Columbia Highland battalion and was given a stripe with the rank of lance-corp- oral before sailing overseas. He was one of the crack shots of the batta- llon. The late Edgar Finlayson was killed instantly by the bursting of a shell .in the' act of moving a Lewis

gutn with two others on November L .

DREDGE HAULED _ UP.-Dredge

No. 11 (the Prince Edward) ie now being hauled up at the Marine dock, Charlottetown, for the winter. Four quadrupe steel blocks and wires were used in' hauling ber out of the water. The dredge's own power and bolstering drum were used as a pur- chase instead of capetans ss form- erly. This is the il-ret tim 9 this dredge has been hauled up since the ponttoon was placed under it three y‘ear's‘ ago. Captain MacDonald *statue that _the dredge was practically fit for noth- ing but scrap until this was done. As the craft lacked- buoyancy, being so low. in the water that at times he/r decks was awash and the water pour- ed through the chain holds. The por- toon's covering of 1% inch plank will neéd to be replaced next season as the worms have made a perfect network of hoes through it all the way into the poisoned tar paper covering which ithey have left intact. The scowe, tugs and other Government material have been hauled up in the same dock as the dredge.

PATRIOTIC WORK.- The annual

meeting of the Women's Patriotic Association of Victoria district, was held on Nov. 27th. The Treasurer re- ported $28_5.65 during the year with

a balance fgolm last year of $10.83. $75.00 was s t to the Patriotic Fund, $40.00 to the Belgian Re- iief Fund; $14 to Prisoners' Fund; $12 to the Christmas Stocking; and $1 to the Y. M. C. A. fund. Besides the amoupt spent for material for sewing. knitting, atc, there remains a balance on band of $66.67. Ship- ments were made d'urlng the year consisting of 223 pairs socks. 21 flannel shirts, 10 scarfs. 17 house- wives, 11 haudercbiefs, ‘2 face cloths 1 dbz. bandages, 1 autograph quilt. 'I pairs half gloves, 6 Jars petroleum jelly, besides soap. bootlaoes, etc. The followin g are the officers elect- ed forthe new year: President. Mrs. _Er Boswell; lst Vice-President, Mrs. S. Cameron; 2nd Vice-President, Mrs. Webster Bouiter; 3rd Vice- ; President, Miss Cattle Les; Treasur- er, Mrs. K. C. Holm; Ssc'y., Miss Nenvy Myers; purchasing committee, Mrs. F. Inman, Mrs. R. Myers, Mrs. C. J. Stl-ight, and' Mrs. K. C. 'I-lolm. with Mrs. S. B. French as an _honor- ary member. --V. _

6HANGE8.- There is at lleseg one lady in ,Charlottetown who was more than ordinarily interested in the

Brltleb Cabinet changes and who hae learned with s g deal of regret that Nr. Andrew Bonsr Lew had de- clined the honour- of forming the new Cabinet. se,'had he' accepted. she would have had the privilege of know- ing thst she had more than once held the Premier of Great Britain in her arms. The lady is-Mrs. J. B. ltuee, of "The Ruse." and among _her tree- euree there are few more highly prized than her photos of the Law family. including one of Andrew Benar- ,as a child. The Law fsmily lived in Renton, N. B.. the father,

Rev~..Jem§e Law bsving been pastor of the- resbyterisn _congregation there for thirty rears sndwereineer neighbors and lntllpetemrlendu or the Russ family. Mr. end Mrs. Ruse were mauled by ltev. lr. Law, baby Boasr being present st the wedding.

Ilrs. Lew, formerly lflaa :mile Kid- son. of/Glasgow. Beetles . Bonare mother, died when ‘wee about t ntbe old

Janet Kideon, who was a veritable

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FRIDAY

WEDDING -The marriage of Miss

Della B. Poole, one of the most pop- ular young ladies of Montague, to Mr. Geo.--Mclllllinn Schulman, mana- ger of'tbe Bank of Nova Scotia at that place, took place quietly in St. James' Manse, this City, on Tuesday

last. Rev. Dr. Fullerrfau officiating. The happy young coup e left the fnl-' lowing morning on a trip to- Hali- fax, and other points in Nova Scotia.

RAILWAY CHANGE.-- Mr. John

I-lu Nicholson, station agent at 0'- Leary. has been appointed station master at Georgetown in succession to Mr. W. M. Flynn recently appoint- ed' station master at Summerside. Mr. Nicholson is a son of- Mr. John P- Nich0lS0l\. City Engineer, of Char- lottetown. I-Ie has been in th

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years holding the positions of sta- tion agent at North Wiltshire, Port Hill and 0'Leary, successively. His successor at 0'Leary is not yet an- nounced. _

The sad event is much regretted

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John and James at Sackville and Mrsl

SCHOOL WORK - Following is

son, Leslie MacKinnon, Frank Myers, Frances MacKinnon. Ruth Ferguson, Borden Myers. Teacher Betta B. Toomhs. '

ON FURLOUGl-\.-- Private W. S.

MacLean of this city in writing a friend says_ that be is now in England on -furlough after almost two years in the thick of the iight. He has been transferred and is now with the 14th Canadian Battalion, , Grenade Sec- tion and says that 'bombing ' it "some job” for when any trouble arises the bombers are the first to be called to answer the enemy. Pte. MacLean has been working with the grenades since last spring and was in charge of the bomb throwers in the company for some time, although 'he did not throw_ many himself. In speaking of his furlough which he is thoroughly enjoying, Pte. MacLean says he spent a day at Folkstone with the boys of the 105th and Capt. McNutt and that they seem a real good bunch and very different ° from most regiments' in that, although they are anxious to get to the trench- es, they are not telling those who have already served there for months how to iight the Germans but are willing to take all the tips they can get so their work will be most effec- tive. Pte. MacLean also speaks of the well deserved honors received by Sergt. Ernest Weeks and of Parker Crockett, whose death_ is ao deeply lamented. '

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..*80URIS SCHOOL.-The follow-

ing is the standing of-the pupils of the-Souris High School' for Novem- ber: -Prlncipal's Department: Grade VIII.-` -1, Winnie Sterns; 2, John Keays; 3, Clifton McCallum. Grade Vll.- 1, Bellsie Garrett; 2, Whelsn"MacDons.'ld; 8, Bessie Gill- an; 4, Bert Mullally, Grade' VI".- l, Nellie Garrett; 8, Lucy Bushey' 3, Edna cams; 4. Russell Learn. ber- fect attendance: Alfred Styles. Geo. Fraser, Gordon Cheverie, Bessie Gar- rett, Lucy Buel\Y._Bert Mullally, Whe- ilan MacDonald. Nellie Garrett, Wil- lie Brennan, Walter Fisher, Rueeell Leard. Mr. 'l‘lerney's Department: Grade V.- 1. John Keayef 2, Fnnk MacDonald; 3. Robert MacKenzie; 4, Wallace Mcliiwen. Grade IV.- (Sr.); 1. James McCallum; 2, Allan Cameron; 3, Charles MacDonald; 4. Charles Styles. Grade IV.-- (Jr.): 1, Michadl Levis; 2, _Helly Pdole; 8. Reggie White; 4, lvsn Cbeverle. Perfect attendance: Frank MacDon- ald. Peter Pequot, Wands Acorn, Charlie Btydee, Nathan Poole, Henry Doiron, Philip Hughes, Jack Mc- Lean, Charles MacDonald." Reggie White, lfiohsel |Lsvle, Helly Pools. Intermediate Department: Grade lil. --1, Fred llcBacteri\; I,_I|ay Glllsm; 8, Grace Glhsm; 4, lierle Roach. ~ Grade ll.- 1, Wendell Lesrd; 8, Geo. 'Lesrd; 8. Russell Bt. John; 4, Almie Poole, Charlie llclaohern and Gor- don llcusn (easel). Primer! De- partment: Grade ll.-- Reading and

wedding took place in Uxbridge. Mass, at the home of Eugene M. Lee, Douglas St., on Wednesday evening, Nov-29th. when his son Win- fred G. was united tc- Bernice A., oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Itatiray of St. Peters Bay by the Rev. 0. E. Crain pastor of Taft Memorial M. E. Church. Uxbridge in which the double ring caremuriy was used. The bride looked very cllarnl- lng in tailored suit of blue broad cloth with picture hat of black silk beaver and carried a shower' boquot of brillewosos and white carnations. After u short hone moon the oun

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couple will reside in Uxbridge, Mass. | -' l' l

SCHOOL WORK.- The standing

of the pupils of Gross Roads School for the month of November is as foi- lows: -Grade VII.-1, Lisle V\'c<i. Grade VI.-1, Carr Balderslon; 2, Earl Balleni; 3. Sadie Smith. Grade V.-1, Emma Smith; 2, Hazel Wood; 3, Roy Balderslon. Grade i\'.-1, My- rtle Farquharson; 2, Parker Wood. Grade lil.-1, Margaret Fergnsoli; 2, Earl Balderston; 3, George Furquhar- sou. .Grade Ii.»-1, Erma Lane; 2, Myra Wood. Grade I.---l, Ira Bald- erston; 2, Dorothy Stewarl; 3, Roland Wood. Perfect in attendance:-Myra

B em_ Wood, Ro_y Baide-rston, Earl Balder~

ploy of the P E I R for _ em‘ etou, Ira _Ba1derston, lairma Lane,

Emma Smith, Margaret Fergurson.

--KENSINGTON EVANGELISTIC'

SERVICES-A large congregation ga-

_ thered on 'Tuesday night io hear the

guppgn ggA-|-H__ A sudden “Old-time" story told in a "new" way

dean, occur;-ed at Norm Carleton on by Evangelist Anderson. To many Tuesday' when ML Mexander Mcywho have been Christians almost all lung, 5 wen rm() n resident of thatltbeir lives, the message has come in plgcg expired as Ze was in the act 0( a newer, fuller manner during the gaping a drink of water at ms h0me_ past three weeks, and to those who

_ have not, as yet taken Christ as their

Ineceaged was Mmm.,-igd and "vm Master, it has come with an almost with' his b,-other and einen There startling clearness. The meeting on lgpe |83 to mourn the fohowmg bran Tuesday night seemed to be especial the;-5 gud sisters; _R-,na¢h,n_ and Mahi ly blessed by tl\e presence of the Holy ma, and Mar A a Nm-th C "em" Spirit for about twenty persons took_

their first stand for Christ. Wednes

James Keenan, Charlottetown. The dal' “IBIWS Service “'59 “'50 Very- funeral timk mace on we,<|u¢Bday_ helpful and inspiring, the Evangellst_

showing his bearers very clearly that

_ when one accepts Christ and conti-I

the standing of the pupils of Hamptonl Wes "I" the Wayf' ‘here ‘B “° 3“d3'§ School gm- me _momh of November ment seat for them. All that bas. about mud for we wade in it all day again to me from as an omeer of the

G,-me V||__1_ Annie M c u 1 been done away with by the death,and then we sleep in it at night. We Ki | _ S L M Dl h I

B Q arre Of Chl'lBf Tlla Ilillslit Oll bO|.ll lllgllls have floors in Qur tenth but wheulto uK;Busi:;lgon Paloé le gggyreteugggs

Grads VI.-1, Freda MacKinnon; 2, - , , . . _

Ream, Ummm-0n_ Grade v___1_ John was also helpful. Rev. Mr. Murcbl-- eight of us are in and out all tbelfmm the from about 8 ye" “ga He Macqum-|-ie; 2_ Venn, Nelson; 3_;sou'e singing is very much enjoyed time how could we be»clear of mud? was wounded in the len thigh and Kathryn Macqlm,-|~|e_ grade .1v____ 1_|by all. The trio on Tuesday night All the boys are well and gettinglmm earring a piece of Bhmpuel as 5 Dorothy MacKinnon; 2, Louise Cam-|b¥.Ml`- M\U`¢I‘i§°"» T- W- Bf?_“}I°Y- 8|-on; 3_ Lame M,_¢Khm0n_ G|.ade_and Dr. Houston, entitled come ill.-1. Frank Myers; 2. Frances Mao-| Hilme" W" °3Pe°l““Y “We” ‘md help' Kinnon; 3, Stella French. Grade 11.- WI- mam' 3°I“5 W "le" h°me” Wm* 1. Ruth Ferguson; 2, Borden Myers; the words “Ye who are weary. Come 3_ Robe;-_|_ Fergusom Qmde1__._1_Ken. Home,” ringing in their ears as it noth Cameron; 2, Gordon Vlllett. Per- had “ever “"9 l"‘f"""» 1°' G°d W” (ect augnggnce during m0mh;__ speaking to them through the song.;~

Kathryn MacQuarrie. Evelyn Fergu~'C°m~

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OVERDUE STEAMER.- There is

stil-l no word of the Imperial Oil Company‘s overdue steamer, the "lo- colite," inot the "l-nlperoyul” as pre vlously reported). The locollte was due in Charlottetown on Tuesday

last.

Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Johnston, Pelter's

Road, have received the following let- ter from their son Harry . home, and to play the game fair-and

. square and keep sober. and then the`y Shornuliffe, England will get along far better. We see' men

_ Oct. 29th, 1916 from all nations over here and some Dear riitller and Mother:-Just a fine looking chaps too. l guess I will

:few lilies to let you know that I am have to close for this time with love 'well and getting along fine. We have to all

had an awful storm and l don’~t th|\k it is over yet. lt has just lasted a wee-k now, and there is mud to our boot tops.. The tents blew down last night, bu; ours hung to it, al-though it may go tonight. Last night the rain just came through the tents like going through a wire basket, and our blank-_ cts are as wet as il’ they were outside. i don't think I have ever been as well as l um now, ii' ‘I can just hold out, but it takes one with good lungs and heart to ruff it ou-t over here. Tell Mr.I

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HARRY

RECRU|TlNG.- Lleut. C E llelr

and Sergt. Major Delaney of the 236th McLean Kilties Battalion, ar- rived in the city from Fredericton by the Carferry steamer yesterday, to commence a recruiting campaign for the Kilties. Lleut. Col. Guthrie who is in command has gone West

him with me ln'the‘ -tent this week, :T3 éI;';t;_grI;,£vil;E3: Szlgéfdtsg 1;: for it hailed and rained and was so “Cara Every _,meer ofthe ‘m"_'ex_

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venlsed ave' hem Ifow' WF" we just! seventeen months in France. On re- Bweep ‘me "md “‘,°““d 'kd “'°_'°"| turn to Canada he received' his well here and y°“ c°“Id.“ V' te" “S 'myth ng earned commission. and will return-

“I°“E line- I lmve "0 new’-"' to wma- souvenir. He and Lieut. Blair. under but any one that has the luck oi' get-I UDL Guthne tough! together in ting -through this, it will never burt_pmm_.e_ They Wm remain on the I9. him f0l' Il ll! 9- BTW! €¥D€\'I9\1¢€ and I' land. on their present trip for. about shall make one think more of homeia weep in order to compute (hég, H110 ll' l Were \\0I116 (Odell. I W0\lld IOIH organization for a campaign .which it asain. Charlie says it is too soodlwlll be :siren up energetically mer. to miss for it ls the best experience 'rhsy expect to return about.” the

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