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On Tllﬂdl eveni lard Party‘ [was held in lhe tort‘: hall gt nor. “ﬁmfngnﬁrl- -Y den m “m °1 u” Gum's can“ “a Dr. Charles Allan Shaver

Fund. Five table. i yed with iaa- ‘m’ i“ My“ 80ml to ‘B; w_ Mum“ married quietly on Thursday at the

3M my, to Mn Kmmm M“, Park Road home of the bride's AICSJICOIISOlBtIOII prizes were given Pmim» "id 1°" u" "m" "m1"? w M“, g; camp,“ and M1 p, for Vancouver, where Dr. Shaver Mgumrug, The rmggguut m“ w" will join the staff of the Vancou- won by Mrs. F. Dalniel. —A. ver General llospltal.

-rmc31v|;g PIECE 0p Gm;- --'i‘O ATTEND OBDINATION MAN BOMB — M11. Robert A. SERVICE-MI‘. D. B. MacDonald Glow of surnmerslde has received of North Bedeque left yesterday a piece of a. G-erman bomb which morninl for St. John. N. - where came down near the camp where he will attend the ordination of her husband Bdr. Robert A. Ciow his nephew Frances J. MacDon- of the R. C. A. is stationed. Bdr. aid. son of Louis MacDonald. Olow has been in England about 11cc in the Ro- s» yeas- and his twp brothan, Rﬂph man Catholic athedral in St. and Aisn are serving over seas-S. Jﬂhri 011 ‘Ihurldly mcfululr-G-

—RETURNS HOME -—Ml'. l". A.

Murray of ohiillwacir. B. 0.. whose 9113mm“ “"11” m“ “"4" *1 son, the late Lac. Wm. Murray was “h” "m M!“ Au“

bed , killed in a plans crash last winter W?“ mkgm“ o‘ Nggldgfliw

in connection with his training at P ' m2

the R. C. A. F. Fly School at Ontario, m," man-id ‘Q m, ﬁom, Summerside. spent a ew days in of the bride's nts, Mr, and Summerside recently, and has now Mrs. Percy Diekresuivth. on Thursday returned home. While in Summer- 1 Wcnlhk. Julie 5th. The ceremony- side ha purchased a. Victory Bong which was performed by Rev. Rob- iii memory of his soil. -S. art Shaw, was witnessed by about

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"To assist in the war loan b sub- “""‘

scribing to war bonds. it was lieeiu- —ME1\|°MB1-E lMY-Rcv- Dr- ed u, law me mum mount Martin Mon han. P.P.. of St. which the estimates provided for 17°11" 5119 311D It Church. Mis- sinking fund investment and meet cvuchc- 1n addressing the alumnae maturi

TUESDAY i —DEATH OF JAMES CAHILL- |There passed away on Sunday at ORDAINED — At an ordination hh home in Sunrmerside Jame: ceremony held at Holy Heart Cahlll at 43 years of age, He leave; Seminary Saturday. His Excellency, .to mourn his w‘fe and several ch11. Most Rev. J. T. McNaliy, D.D., of- drcn. The remains are resting at ficiafing, the following Island Compton's Funeral Home until young men were listed for the Tuesday ulicre they will be convey- Diocese of Charlottetown. Tonsure: ed to the home of his mother, Mrs, Rev. Emmet’. Macinnis. st. Peter's Alfred Cahill from whmg render,” Bay and Rev. Howard Wight, l the funeral will take place. -S.

Georgetown. ML” i... Bue Meadows held her an- last year and a half and left last William A. Sherry, 22. died in nual recital on Iii-ids evenly; _ the Charlottetown l-Iospiizil yestcr- the Presbyterian Hall.)l~‘i.ren;, gag: Tuﬁd" m "k9 “P h“ new dunes’ liar? glalvsvlhliw lgllrlk- 1161.13 His death was unexpected. He friends aiteiicied and the pupils, [s GRADUATE AT u N_ 3___ etis. While here they motored to ems-red hospital for aiii nucrswiil both the little 10's rind il"e more ad- Among those who graduated re, Sunlmerside, Charlottetown and MAY 151m‘! 5999311“! w be milk‘ ‘Timed P1111115 did EX°°““-'-‘-1§1jv wcil. centlv from the University of New “h” Wm“ o‘ mmresi’ o“ “m” 1118 sililifﬂcwly recovery um“ "is Miss Sue Meadows receiving hearty Brunswick is John Taylor Mur- mwam “la-ML 4101111111011 became 511110115 51111111115 ‘Congratulations at the conclusion chison son of the Rev J M surviving are his parents, Mr. iof [he procrrim. The shildrca in the Murchison and Mrs Murchison of and airs. James sherry- l1 Dor- rendition of their pieces showed Saint John. N B. fie received his fhesm‘ 5'1"?" 11"“- “lld W‘) hm‘ 111-11 £11111’ had bccn vcrv nalnstak- degrees o: B.C.L. The young man H1915 Mid 1110 Sistcrﬁ- Thcy arc. ing in their studios and thoroughly is a native of Malpeque, P. E. I. Miss Dorothy sherry. Miss Aline trained irr both theory and prac- Since Graduation he has entered 5M1?‘- Jilnl“ 5mm’ and M511!’ Uct- the Royal Canadian .Alr .Force. Another brother, Charles .Murch- isori, is serving His Majesty in the Ambulance Corps. The father of the two young men is General Secretary for the British and For- eign Bible Societ in the Mari-

ISLANDEB PASSES-Mr. Albert J. Wise. Brinkley Point Road re- ceived the sad news that his sis- tcr Florence. Mrs. (I-Iendeison) Bassett had passed away at the home of her daughter Mrs. Walter “gm-an at Concord, New Hamp- s re.

TOURISTS T0 Y. E. I. — Mi‘. mid Mrs. Thomas McKay and Mr. ard Mrs. Laurence McKay of Spr 1.11, Nova Sootia. who were on their ol

WEDNESDAY

JOINS MILITARY STAFF AT OTTAWA-Friends of Major E. J. H- MOFNBSEY 0f Camp Alder-shot. N. S.. formerly vice principal of Queen Square School, Charlotte- town. will be interested iri learn- 111 01111! appointment to the ml tary staff at Ottawa. Major Morrissey has been Company Commander at Aldershot for the

nger daughter E. and 10TH. WIDDIING ANNIVII- lAHY — A lllptln with Wtddin] Anni in honor of Mr. M Simmons flmerly at 5t. Teresa's‘ ,5‘?

mdPMm Bu“, - Sumrnerside for many

bid Jaaa. ‘Ms s1 1941.111 “~

[:0 ved manymbeautlfiii lifts and’: r,,'*¢§§°,‘f§§f§o§' mo to friend; wociderf time was enjoyed by Glam‘, N s 11 kpla _ their many friends. Nev. 0R1’ hfcfeilgnhh

WILL or: GUEBT rirnsruisir- "“""¢° W" 111111111. do "‘ The Rev. C. A. Lawson, pas cr of M's‘ Mberi-B. 811d the lilllghtffro! Hillcrest Church of Christ, Toron- 110M114. Grand Trzicadlc t. w“? to, will be guest speaker at the 51mm. son or lea ir- ‘durhh Central Christian Oiiirch hem 111111 ‘he late Mrs. y, Y" “'11- §v n‘ “n?” $°-‘i“°“ ilfwfii‘ 3l§§'°i'if*°"“' “WW1 a i351???‘

a . o w iere e , ~ morninl alum-t the Christies: y motored t" “"1111"- Chuliah, Sumrnerside, in the.everi- 1118- Mr. Lawson in addition to be- ing pailor of I-Iilicrest Gilli-ch is

lecturer in the College of the chilrches of Christ in ‘lbronbo, will-ion ll affiliated with Toronto University. Friday evening he will speak at the Montague Christian Church.

$98.15.

LUNCHEON PABTX-Jrho teach- ing staff of Prince Street School entertained their former Principals Ila-Col. 1... T. Lowther and Mrs. Lowiher at a. luncheon party yes- terday at Mrs. WJ-LV. Dunbars residence at Keppoch Beach. Tho party, numbering twenty-two spent a social hour with Col. Lowthar who leaves this morning for King- ston. Ontario Military College.

-TA.KE UP SUMMER WORK — Messrs. John C. Robson and Char- les 0. Hay of Toronto, student missionaries of the Presbyterian Church arrived on the Island last week to take over the duties of the Presbyterian parishes of Mal. peque and Aiberton. Mr. Hay will beatationed at Malpeque and Mr. Robson in Alberton. They were‘

New Glasgow, emliloyed with the Grecmliilrgggi i: An irite 7 emniaed artwilirxlgliﬁilill-{ag

°111 Biulbfiali. May i. 1941, ,_.

1' Hﬂrtsvill ' the brld o e tecirir Glugowe gga€be-R/gv0fllfgl‘ Ford o? Thomson officiated. biiiv '1 o‘ ate re-atives were present

very lovely in a m“, m! 1. dust mt

“m V rose Crepe m and rose hat and becoming aggéggqy. lllf‘ worship

ice Sherry, all of Charlottetown.

DR. WOOL-NEE vrsrr Pito - INCE-Mr. and Mrs. B. Céwooingr of North Riisiico recently had the Dlcasgre (a, \\'1‘l(‘.OllIlI‘lg home their soil r. . Stewart W l f a short but happy vlsltooarflttfer all grngz: and l‘ wel kxmwn m ‘his laﬁiignced of‘ seveuthyetars. fgid Eng- . nee‘

“mg ‘ a 11°" DY- The Annual Meeting of the‘ gmglff P“ will, ‘"1 111° 1111" °1 Prince Edward Island Registered |“_l-e‘ h“? H3514 “1- Pmismmlthi Nurses Asscciaiion was held at the Selvlfe 8D? wgglggrmzfrifiijdirl°fi Charlottetown Hotel, ruesnav at.

' ' e r‘ ternoon and evening, June l0. 1941. Montreal and crime to P. E. I. by with the Harden; airs C H ybolane. His many friends wish him I Beén RN‘ “fun chm; ' ‘ W2,‘ viz“; lagndhisreturm m hi‘! Durl lllg dinner members were

g - - {delightfully entertained with duets j and solos by Mrs. J. A. Lawson and Mrs. N.D. MacLean, R.N. wit-Ii Miss Audrey Glllis accompanist.

The following slate of officers were elected.

President, Miss Katharine Mac-

FUNERAL SATURDAY — The funeral of the late Mrs. George Bridges was held Saturday morn- ing from the residence of her sis- ter Mrs. Selina Latter to the Church of the Most Holy Re- deemer where Requiem High Mass was sung by Rev. Fr. McKenna,i C SS. R. The pallbearers w'ere:-‘ Messrs. Albert Ryan, Robert Gal- lant. Hollis smith. Bell]. Binlls,| Bernard McKennal. Robert Shep- pard. Service at the grave was conducted by Rev. A. McDonald. C. SS. R.

An enjoyable social event, spon- sored b e Women's wtuie of was a e home of Walter Douglas on ‘l day evening last when two young men o the district. Harvey Doug- las a William Douglas were each presented with fo taln Pens by Mrs. Ralph Coffin and a compli- mentary address by wss Beatric: Cameron. The former has Joined the R. C. the latter into w at Beach Glove nn. . . Henry Coffin was ap- pointed chairman

and in a’ brief address announced

ies. After attending div 3.... °af.‘.‘.‘i“ié‘a“m’?‘ﬁ°iliflfl . » , ' i- 1 t. .. 3'...” 3"?“ {smear at“: “can” °°“"i“ °“a“'° g 3x gr; of y pg!- SSOn O GI’ Infill! 1110C XII oer-it of the matru-f debenture," said that the da was a merrier-able Councillor R. C. Changl ,ch lrm one for him as t was t 48 of the Finance Comrxililtgee. llalliﬂllaf: ago that he was ordgllrlaed toyetlhr: 8116811! O11 their arrival of Rev- alld ced last night at the regular month- Holy Priesthood at Rome and it Mrs. Wm. Verwcifef-S. 1y meeting of the Citv Council ex- was also just 3B years since he i_ plaining the reason for the passing came to Misoouche as parish SOLDIER ENTERTAINED - A'0f a resolution regarding the re-- priest, 1n that 36 years he had gery Céldglyﬂgllé evening lweas spent on funding of debentures. 59g“ mgny 1,, Mlgcouchel une . w en B 1111111 1' 0 You“! ‘W’- mslnly for the batten-S. ' merry-sag» vr- ,, butts‘.*%°t'ii.§’°.1ii.t2“.i::i':l'ii snilitt" ‘ii...“.'.'.l.'a'ﬁttt'ia, ,,,.,.,,,,T,w,c s n, ce-resen,MsMryDe-" . _ - E- e ereaux, RN. a v ggllﬁeighénf (1)6; P"'g§,°h§h“f‘m‘°' g“ oomﬁhl-Imgiml only; funeral services for Mr. John L. secremry- Mm‘ An“: Ma!" RN: was Brent ‘Currie. slid tlie gdxilpﬁan Zlyvsilars 3190 n-e Thur: Osllfxlmu nlifn Tucker were h°1d°n wedmmmy u‘ Mgflzfagerglﬁiistrari 5m“ Man’ xvas read bv Catherine White. Amos: had been stiglgken with SLDDGEIdlClIlB gemmlgrggl u; 79583911" ‘a . . - - ~ . Gcorveatt presented Pie. Mah‘ r about a week before and was "Y 6 1'. l!’ 011101‘ 8 sidernble time. However, this was 811v which is at its best now, A few 6313111111111 31391531 m“ S°11°°1 with a small gift on behalf of title brought to the Prince County Hes-l Church at Nﬂfth Budeiiue- Th8" not to be. and with his sudden 111111615 1111111118911 14> devote some 0i’ 01 P11151118 561M011. MN G901?!” people. A lunch was served and the, pltal in a critical condition. He was was a short service at the house passing. to his family and friends the dfi-l’ V) 11°11.‘ 119111115 and 59"‘! 111°"!- R-N- latter part of the evening was spent the son of John Arsenault of Paim- previous to ilre Church service. Rev. came the sad realization that i-llel ball while the weather perrnltrd. Chairman General Duty Section. in music and dancing, er Road but hiid resided in Mis- Mr, Hoddlnoﬂ; conducted m, m. whom they dean-I. loved’ was w be Both C.tv and Jvfounied Police ije-I Miss Dorothy Hennesscv. ‘RN. —-__ couchg for about 51x year-g, and was vmm assisted by Rev‘ M). Britten with them no longer. 9°11“ 50111111111! ‘111191- ‘We!’ 111° 9111111111511 Public Hid \1. Miss‘ Mr. J. Alfred Doyle was nam- working on the farm of Mr. Urban o; central Bedequt Inmmaent w“ |ed Grand Knight at the annual m m, Norm Bede“, Canton, The pallbearers were: Messrs.

__€_ weekend with _iio serious accidents Margaret Darling, RH N. Gillis. He was a very likeable young ‘ TATOOERI CHICKS ON I-‘AIR- m m“ me M11433” DEATH ﬁn JOHN Llmggtlng of the Knights of cglum- ‘ma: ﬂflld his ?f'iié%1 5g ealll-{y in life 'IE\V FAR. - Messrs. B. H. Cur- _ '- - bus held last night in the K of C 5 999v 8P 01‘ v S 111ml!’ a 5 Charlottetown was gladdened, as Tugguu, _. T; - - _ George Sudsbury. o. Reavec. Walter “e “d D- A- Curme- ‘"1"’ “e m” w“ m ram, mm Emacs; pa“ o; ma, m5 Mme at Rummﬁ. 3% “iggrﬁ; Home in Charlottetown. Mr. J. J. mm“ i“ Mi5°°“°he' Wm’ ex end Reeves, Ernest Crossman. A. G

On the momlrlg of Frida , A 'i'll OBSERVE KING'S 31371191117- . n 2s. 194i, tile people or Neil DOpIIP Scattered showers ixsterdav failed marrie life-B 1°“ m“ ""11 illioll and surrounding districts were 1° dampen. the 5911' 11' and ehihusiﬂ shocked and deep“, grieved w 19am asm of citizens and Charlottetown, that during tile lliglit a. higlilv res-t W“ 5mm“ ‘lesoned “'5 11191151111118 "Y

ted resident, M13 William M“- its people soiixht recreation in the’ mil. had assed quietly away mlcouniry. By iiir tile greatest num- ms sleep he deceased had been ber '01’ these made for the favorite suffering from a serious heart c0n- ﬁshing Stlvﬂihl-i 1K1 SW11‘! 8 181V (‘mom bu. 1nd o; law unprovemhoilrs after the elusive trout. Many sufnciwtlv ,0 justlfv me hope m“ more were content Jllsi drive he might 5m“ be spared m,- a cum about the couiiirv to view the scen-

thri obiect of the gathering. Ln aidditcn mein- M bers of the Women's Jistitute tiia 4 1111M Weddniz M hire est to i house was filled with neighbors 11111‘!!! circle of friends iork place and friends of the boys. at the United Church Ilflygongug After the presentation both leas- on June 4th, when Blanche Evelyn ingly acknowledged the glftis,t ank- MacRaie. youngest (llllllillll“' ni m. ins: the ladies of the Institute for and Mrs. Curtis itfvclti.» 051.15,; their thoughtfulness. rcoe became the bride n! half,

Waldo Matthew's srn of i\'ir, and SOCIAL EVENING-On Monday

Mrs. Emerson Mﬂtl-llﬂws of Albei- evening May 26th a very pleasant Wn- ° Qemmwv Wtis performed evening w“ ‘Pam ‘t the home of by Rev. M. K. Cliamliiil. The bride Mr. and Mrs. Horace Paynter, Mill m ﬁlﬁiunﬁthttlim 111 border Valley, when a goodly number of couple we,.ewun“ﬂ“°f°”'r5“5; The neighbors and friends of Millvalley the ceremnnv a yflfliﬂ“ m 1111i; and Kelvin assembled to bid m. was sewed a, lhe°hfh~ugs incur Payntcr and bride Phylis Hickey a Bryde-a mother to 1m§ned1a{" tih’ welcome to their new home at Mill “v93 and {FGIICS The gwoie NFL Valley. During iiie evening Mr. ‘ ' ‘“ “m

has joined with th R. Morris Casely of Kelvin was ap- leaves for his trevnlxg c3113. :5

i i il . ‘I'll - s “m” sympathy m b5 mm y e MacCauil and Bruce Burns. -S.

year raising between 4,000 and 5,00) province by me urrivq, on San” . . . Du“ was m rem-in Gr d Y . , _ - _ - _ _ ‘$001019 midnight on Monday, John Y e 3 a“ b d_ i‘ ' d d t hi h m in , _ “wig” ‘m ‘M’ mm at Fa "m" 118v at Swimieieidc of the Icllcivuiei 1.. Tucker. at a2 years of age. Mi‘ Knight Ptalrlievllaﬁoilllmftli; isurlaol. The gineerai ---- 11° “m! "1 Prim“ W‘ i" '1 1"’ "P" m“ “'1 1111111’ "wads ion 41,591,", pgglwnm _ a,“ well chosen remarks explained the hm success. __A_

have adopted a, gystﬁm of tntocLig OHM’. Officers elected were. D,p_

which has worked out well in Un- W93 Place o" Monday mommg

from the Palmer ROlld Roman Catholic Church. Rev. Fr. Walsh

members of ilie Woriielrs Volunteer, uuckel- had bee“ m pom- healph lu-

Resei-ve Corps irirh iieadquariers at some tune bu; mu been ab], w be uty Grand Knight, m, ,1, T, gm. purpose of the gathering and called

Jabe R1 . f t f L“ z Ce ‘ om" p" or o on Mrs. John Thompson to read iin m?!" Fﬁduaics recclved (hrlr di-

mm‘ as " pmtemw melsure a‘ “79515111011111- 1110111-19111- up and about until s short time tesu- Chancellor Rev Dr Richard Ti-lnlt Church ﬂummg ldg Eémzlfttnmiégitgihixfygltliamrg‘ 8,1312%: GT1? 1911111213 ‘Iii A-iieut- Méa before he died. lie had resided allEllsworth; Recorder, Mr. L. L. officiating at the Requiem Mass-S now g’; Mmergbn, N3? w}; l“: address and Mrs. Mabon Bynon 9mm“ ‘mm ‘h’ Cilﬂflviictown try each chick being tatooed with atgzznangaslgggcmol 2' l! Grieg. m‘ h,“ ‘i? R9“ c°111eF 1111.131 111° Noonan; Advocate, Mr. W. O. ispecial speaker for the anniversary Prwmwd “"111 Wm‘ I 91"" 0f Hospital schm‘ “r Nursmi 11 111 - - _ Av€i1ﬁe~0utreJexcepnon of a iew yeurs “£18131 isle Davey; Treasurer‘ Mn 1.1mm“ THURSDAY |5ew1ce5 in “bu”, church on sun, money. Mr. Paynter replied and impresnve 9115111111011 ceremony - u 1w REV. r. M. Murchison is vlslt- thanked one and all for their kind- ' 1”“ 1111111 1n Holy Nﬂme Hail. This

v "1 . = . mom. Quebec; c- 5- M. Jean Reh- lllrleuiigdnaill] beillmifllfefafigr of tho °"‘g"“‘» Ward“- Hamld 5"” den 509,5 cote des Neiges Rnmylreaples wmehery He was a cmqnessey; Inside Guard, Mr. Wilfred Montreal, and Sgt. Betty Sharpe, Dem“ by “we and was mQuSu-PIMcKenna; Outside Guard, Mr. Eu- 142» 3151100 Street. 11/10111111111- ious and thrifty. A quiet unussumngene Kelly; Trustees, Messrs. J. J.

. . _ lday. He gave an interesting resume 31.5wthgersiiggkerofaskhe silalirlicllgysfn .01’ the history or the Church. Mrs. souris at 11 a.m.; Bay Fortune at {Iughsm ‘m! "in" mm“ "He" a and Kingsboro at 7:30. ‘Ihislvaliirérvqgngﬁg w“? £6!‘

an identification mark. Poultry raisers in other parts of the Pro- vince will be interested in this ox- perimerlt, especially those, like the Currie brothers, with a large in-

was the 19th. Gfﬂflllfilll‘ c] p, be turned out by the llfiiflltaulssand it included young indies from var- 10118 Darts of the province.

ness and generosity, after which all joined in singing "For Tug-y Are Jolly Good Fwriws," Lunch was served by the ladies and the

v t ti '1 a. 1111f“? Young. 1111105 111's 11111118‘ h l" a ti u " -'MacDonald, rm. Roslter and es men mole___ commercial positions in Montreal Qggﬂlfbu? b§°u§$§ {Q},§‘em‘u‘§}l’d Them“ 1L MacMulafL s gfelfoulzfwsljlgggggstlgg uﬂeeltgzg? Hug and gxpruslon “Th, no,“ remainder of the evening was spent T7119 Fhdllutcs were: MESH Sari Olive Blanchard, l9 year old 111d 111 "ﬂung-i cmv on training by neighbours and friends. He was. i Annandale- on lm-r Lower Mon; ‘Prayer, During m, m" my ML “tripping the light fantastic M“ m MMAWY- ¢h111°1"1°“'11r AIRPORT WORK r0 spam - - and social intercourse Freetowns E11" Bemﬂdcfie Callous. Monu-

81192 Eilccn Patricia lilr-ﬁriilgli, Boar River; Evelyn luario R_\'flll,MQ1't‘]l; Sister Mary Irene, Mt. st. Mary-g; 51"" M"! David, Mf. St. Mfll'_\"5}

ghstauiich mambg 10lBLfli€ Baptist 111'"! 1h “e11 a eﬂeque- 1e Harold B. Schurnian of the firm of l“? ificmPf“ frfécysghgumfer‘ M.F'. Schilrman and Company, wood a‘ “SS °m r - » g. _ workers at Summer-side said after central Bedeque‘ H“ “we we?“ this return fro Ottawa Monda his ceased him some years ago. The mm n 1111 Y funeral will take place on Wed- y W 1 58811 WOTK 011 00mm“!- nesday at 1.30 o'clock from the tiori of a half-dozen buildings at home of his son, Mr‘. Percy fluckcr, the CI arlottetowri airport at once. followed by service in Nortii Bc- They have just been awarded the contract by the department of mu-

deque Church. Interment will be ill NONI Bfdeiluc CGmGWYYP-s nitions and supply at Ottawa. Be-

l Re erv r .1

mm “he vow-r- s e Cops tague on the 12th: Sturgeon on the ISthhSel-vlce etch night, at

8 p.m. T are s a eavy respon- -—-i sibillty upon this great Society ‘FIUNERAL SERVICES-The fun- because in addition to supplying gum of Mr. William Sherry was the Scriptures for missions of all De hYTQm hi5 1111.9 fcaidcnco. i_l the churches-it is placing a New 11111311551191‘ $151681; 1-0 St- Dunstans Testament in hands of every mem- B115 ca yesterday mcrnlhs- where ber of ail defence forces. L-asa. ifgqigilerrghg-riggeéiéicrirss avg rigiehigt- ____. . . c-

Frlerids on Prince Edward Island iMlhim- D-D-t WhO 11150 conducted lservice at the grave, '1')“; p511-

Rice was the guest of lVLr. and Mrs. 1L. R, Allerp _,5, music was furnished by Mr. An-

drew Paynter.

Mr. Hubert McBride, Ml- ear-old Central Bedeque farmers: was M"! Gertrude Mncisrinc, Herman- ifound dead in the stall alongside ' "m9 Ind Elizabeth Elaine iiliirphy, his horse early last evening. Death 153M111“-

.was due to a heart ailment. it was ‘ M!!! M111‘? Gertrude Alarlsaaz, believed. The deceased had been Hf-‘rmariviilc, was irnlﬁdrtui-inii for ‘in ill health for about a year but (the Graduating 01.15,, was able to be about. Mi

daughter of Mr. Blanchard of I-Ial- liburton, Lot 7 was standing in the doorway of Mr. James O’Holloran's home at Cape Wolfe on Saturday morning when she heard a shot fired and felt. something enter her arm: she was holding a small child of two years in her arms and the bullet. just missed the child and Dr. Tanton of O'l’_.ea.ry was called and extracted a 22 aillbre bullet

Rev. William Simpson of Johri- stuns River was qrdilillcd to the Holy Priesthood Sunday morn ng by His Excellency, Most Rev. J.A. O'Suilivan, Bishop of Charlottetown. The ceremony took place in St. Patrick's Church, Fort Augustus,

Assisting His Excellency at me ordination was Rt. Rev. Msgr. J.

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from the g1,“ “m An office,- m, A. Murphy. D.D., Rector or st. Dun- 1 l d t h m t M _ the Alberton detachment of til: “m” Umverslty and R?"- m?‘ tlivefihdzorl; a1}: 300 men will be em- Eng ejﬁnr‘ grocelgtt out D21- |bearers were Messrs. Pius Mur- He was at a village store rnek- " '3|RT;;{“' ' R'C'M'P' who happened to be in sgl-llitligrlufgr i358 fgitrlitﬂilxfluatflhgisheghe soM-ERS-GOULD- 5 quiet but gegilaﬁllthee costﬂrcilfatille gllitgdt llml burne. Alberta, celebrated their haihim- 3°71" COYIB. Jerry Tkaln- 111B $01116 Durchﬂcc! and left there r - L1 ~ 7-

dam or a» .. t. .. t. a. not‘: ﬁﬁiﬁfolibitaf°ﬁili s. “’3.J;3’.I‘.§ti”y‘”°“¥..‘él%a “$129; utuzztrusror..uh.i..i~:

early this year. Many friends, re-I membered the occasion with glfts,| cans and messages o; good wish- ibutes received bore testimony to es, Mr. and Mrs. Crockett were ithe high esteem in which the de-

ffllgflékl" rﬁsidents 1:10P. Ed Islandl, ceased W11! hcld- rn reare i b° h ‘v 3 W“ ‘m MAYNE-SIMPSON NUPTIALS-

ed by Rev. D. P. Croken, Souris. Other priests in the sanctuary were: Rt. Rev. Msgr. Mailrlce Mac- Donald of Vernon River and Rev. Father Penly of Rhode Island.

shortly after. It appears that he had just finished tielng his horse in the stable when he dropped dead. sometime between 5:30 and six o'clock. the hired man re-l

Most Holy Redeemer Church, June 3rd, when Rev. Fr. McDonald unit- ed iii the iioly bonds of matrimony Edna Mas Gould, daughter of Lucy McInnis and the lae Charles B

ber of Mass card; and floral tri-' son, lMWGFEGOR-At Ensi some on lsv-‘frsav. June 7. 1941. to Mr. slid Mrs. Stuart MncGl-cgnr. twin girls.

HANCOCK-At the Prince County

came through went out to Cape Wolfe to investigate the matter. but IS yet they have no clue to where the bullet came from. —S.

FUNERAL AT ROLLO BAY-

$300._000. The buildings are an ex. tension to those already built at the airport and now used by the Royal Air Force as a general re- connaissance school,

nmrni-wa-suvaqsge-ngravaio. gg§gﬂqgaggu

The funeral of the lat; Miss Mar- garet McCarthy was held Monday morning from the residence of her uncle Mr. James Kickham. souris West to St. Alexia church, Rollo Bay, where Solemn Requiem High Mass was sung by her brother, Rev. Merlyn McCarthy of Killarn, Alta. with another brother, Rev. Charles McCarthy, Iona, P. E. 2., as Deacon, Rev. John Sullivan. St. Dunstans University as Sub Dea- con. and Rev. Louis Dougan of Charlottetown, Master of Cere- monies. Assisting on the Sanctuary warez-His Excellency J. A. 0'Sul- Iivan, Bishop of Charlottetown, Rt. Rev. Mgr. Maurice Macdonaid. Rev. P. McCardle, Rev. M. Rooney. Rev. D.

P. Crokeri, Rev. Wm. McCabe. Rev. J. Rooney, Rev. F. Mullailey, Rev. A. Sinnott, RAv. B. Croken, Rev. W. McGuigan. Rev. E. Robin, rtev. H. Croken. Rev. L. McDonald, Rev.

G. McDonald, Rev. J. Walsh. As- sisting in the choir was Rev. Bernard Gillis. ﬁnal ivan. Rev. Chas.

pallbearers were: Messrs. Thomas Klckham. Herbert Kick- harn. John. Kickham. Ross Mull- aley. Val, Muiialey and Dr. Law- rence Kickham.

PRETTY JUN! WEDDING — A usual

intemst

f o uri

lace in Cambridge, guns 1st. when lvfise

The last general meeting of the 1 SW15 1° Arthur Wmmm Mme“

McMahon. D.D., Rev. W.

Dr. absolutlon was ﬁiven by His Excellency, J. A.

McCarthy conducted the service at the grave. The

tnok . Sunday, M51191; New. and there were many

was started torlssist Mr. R. C. McLean, who is Couwy Chairman

which are mainly to he prepared and organized to meet any posszble disaster that might happen. V the idea is to have the QYgﬂLlZBtlCTl perfected and in working order in time. The matter will oe taken u

again at the next meeting when t is expected there will be a larger attendance. Mr, McLean also an- nounced the result of ape War Scr- viccs collection. up to dale, the total collccilzns for She County

384.57 and time pledges amoun

not reported up to the date of the meeting, and it was expected that complete returns would be available shortly.

Lowerin skies and threats of rain faiie to dampen the ardor of citizcns to witness the military ex- ercises yesterday morning. These 0f I-iis Most Glorious Majesfy, George VI.

This truditnrial honourin of the reigning sovereign in the lorm of ,the "Feu-dc-Joic" ceremony had 1 not been carried out here since 1905

‘om "sh M; _ 1 N - sinoa that dnie who cou‘d riot quite gem: gingsghdl l1.‘... gash‘: unletzd visualize what It could be but were

place in the First Ba i Central Square, Cambr d ozfloiating clergyman bein y, ltfr-hgmgihnéggs, astor o “u” ' r white

satin. tram sh

March. on the arm osoph Dar

1.. fﬂd°n°°kvlrli attended

who was mt

t d. hi1‘; t: match and

[owned in

niadc , e bios-I

baby's loath. She

t in of m‘ ‘umwme, m aoglM M; at, Dunstnris C.0.T.C. lll';‘c1g,tgd and

ks of

who gave herlTlerney and No. 62 Basic by MrsnCentrc under command of Major d Hanson ss matron of honor. A. Robertson with the PEI. Light 118161 Horse Band under

th hat of flowers “m” l troops were drawn up in line un-

lnd lhlhkn m“ der command of Lt. Col. F. I. An- was ablv suDDOﬂ-e

to Mr. Charles L. Al- anxious to see. At tcn minutes to Mass. The 0976111011213 ten when the Navy and Military eufhad parked on the roads 9 the crickct feid-ihousands of peo- p111, me pie were on foot. awaiting the spec- ljgubelle Doyle who wore a street l°° 9d chnmml taclc. At ten o'clock the troops con- 1e“ m grass of powder blue sheer,

the Wm 1-19111- lcorsage of

Forces arrived hundreds of autos around

misting of a detarnment from Navy under command of

Mahar; No. I Platoon 7A Company. iVcteraifs Gilard of Canada, under ‘command of Licut. F. A. Grimmer,

der command of Major . Training

‘B? " aster T. MacFariane. The

rm will»

Eastern Kings Corps was well_ at-| tended and a. working committee,

for the Red Cross Disasters Organ- ; and accessories and carried a white ization. Mr. McLean iuily explain-lprayer book. She was attended by ed the purposes of this organization

11111! i was ably silpported by Private Jack 1E. Mahler. During the ceremony ap- ‘proprlate hymns were

' h , rece tion was were as follows: Cash receipis, $4,- {brides name w e” a p

to $3,156.43 making a total of 81,-] 541.00. Some outlying districts have.

iGuardliin joins in wiﬂhih!

|Duns ling

'Marguerlte Walsh daughter of were in colcbrniicn of the birllldhy 13nd ZSummerslde P. E. L. W118 “mild i"

‘smith of Charlottetown. The bride lentered the church on the arm o! grownups 1 her father to the strains of when- grirrs weddinq) ,Mrs. Joseph

lloveiy corsage of talisman rose-v-

command of

son of lvlr. and Mrs. I-lartle Somers. Charlottetown. The bride looked very charming in an ensemble of dusty rose rayon sheer with hat

hal- sister Evelyn who wore a POW- der blue dress oi rayon crepe with matching accessories. The m

rendered by M153 Dela King wiiil Mrs. William Campbell, organist. After the cere- mony they pal-took of a wedding breakfast at the home of Mr. an

Mrs. Fred DeCoste, uncle of vhe groom and later motored 1-0 m?

given them. The happy 1'0"“? couple will make their home in Charlottetown where the K111111111 15 attached to the R.C.N.V.R. “light:

many years of i-appy wedded life.

sMirir-wALsﬂ-A pretty J1me wedding was soiiemniud at St- tan's Basilica on ills rnorii- of June 2nd,, when Liillillxri A .

Mrs. Maurice Walui 01 marriage to Cpl. Louis M. Smith zz-zlst Field Ambulance. son oi Mrg, Smith and the late Martin

march played b.v ougan. The bridei lucked very winsome in a street; length dress of Clover Rme crew

wearing a picture hat w mil-ill and

bride was attended by Iviissl

white accessories and w-ore a red roses. The bride- groom was attended by 091- 3'1"! Dillon of the IZ-Zlst Field Ambul-

.ance. Rev, Fr. Lmlis Delilah 0111-

celcbrated the nuptial mass. Durin the ceremony 11D- ropriete Mr. W. J. Brown. After the wedding | breakfast the bridal party left by motor to visit friends and relatives ‘ in various parts of the Island, re- turning in he evening, when a rc- ception was held in their honor at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

em. room H “on _ drew, facing the cricket housi- ‘ ‘q b, Mr. nald B ~ ‘ rk-At ten oclock. His Honour Lieu- [Qggfgg ur-ter, 13g Kng About ‘Qllﬁwlligethﬁ care hem‘ o! mum governor B. W. MPﬂBc. 1w- seventy-five guests were entertain- | “pt on ld at the um u gpmpanied by Aides. Major O. W. ed and the evening was paimd _ Mrs. 00mg‘ ' m, Campbell and Licilt, It. Blrtwhistle ieasantlv in dancing etc. A de-l

B1 .1" m- Ounm, 1v ‘ma; arrived atttgehbtiliiraide izroundls snld rum] turret lilijntﬂg :15 ﬁlervcrl 1;:

' were reee y e"gr=ncra SQ-M1'_L'I , se _ .=."‘..

111117 °1 ‘h’ "Wt, d "hﬂli uw. gm“ aims" The band iilav- Lviids alidrMlﬁFrank vwiiiouﬁihv. “$133k? alifwﬁé out flowers.‘ g t Kg flrstﬂslix bars o€h“G0d awe lMfs. A. A. Atkins and ivriss Ecilith ng.' e troops en marcn- L d, p;- |u to he manage

m’ mlittd warns]? sllavw adelst to the music of the band il-Yen bsride ﬂwgsaguest of honor at cw‘: l goon! tile! by aiiio of he PEI. Light Horse. As thev ‘gyefgl shower; given bv her 2f roe in u‘ h“. t‘ will approached His Honour, each of- (rm-m, ‘g "hm. 511g ygqalved many

‘ o’ athoir h ' '00:! wf , thl fleei- iri command gave tha,_ordcr M51111 gifts of sliver. glnssivear. ' ' mother i Kmgswn. A1161’ "Eyes Rlsht" and when the (‘etcch- ilm-n and other vﬂuable articles

- f; m; heit home at l8 merits had passed the "Eyes From." iwhkm gum-ed u; me Iyypulgrjtv of ‘ ﬁll ht. vial-e. £11101". w! wlligivcal-trlvﬂillaryhment prigrht the young couple Cpl. and Mrs.

QOUI OTC G HIBYC DES p81’ 01- s in‘ 1 h ﬂy T121140 b? '11:! Wn-gmﬂmg garlv ‘e111 egrferfuiqd gargtrggrinrlgrgv - wrlllere thsgvgvill‘ ghsideiﬁtlili: groom mus were gvori y w. "11- 11 X» - b~fr statoned there. cr F2927 " “w” b’ also!" hi“! 011 "18 11111" “Em mlfrienids wish them many‘ veers o! '

happinel.

The June term of the Queen's County Court opened at I1 o'clock yesterday morning with I-Iis Hon- our. Judzc O. Gavan Duffy pre- Sldlhl- A number of cases were heard and disposed of during the

sitting.

The case of Rﬁchard Drake. plaintiff, vs. Fred Burnette, de- fendent, was heard and resulted 1n Judgment for the plaintiff for m. and costs. The case was in connec- tion with goods sold and delivered and rent. Mr. M. MacKlnnon was counsel for the plaintiff. The de-

fondant was without counsel.

The case of Gerald McGulrk. Plaintiff, who was a minor and so-

ccmnunied by Henry McGuirk, his

father, vs. The trustees of Dromor-e School was also heard. Tlrs was an action for work done. Judgment was given the plaintiff for $5.40 and costs. There was no counsel for either side.

The last case heard was that of

Lawrence Kelly plaintiff, vs, Mrs. M111‘? Murphy. defendent, This was an action for work done end wra- terlals provided. As in the other cases Judgment was given for the

plaintiff for $29.86 and cosis, Mr.

George J. Tweedy. mo. was omin-

rsei for the plaintiff.

Two other cases were set down 1'01’ htarulg at a future date.

Wedding bells rang in the pretty

village of Mlscouche on Tuesday

morning for three happy brideai The church of St. John the Baptist i was the scene of the triple event

land Rev. Dr. Martin Monsghan

‘was the celebrant of the nuptial

mass. TPe church was filled with i friends of the contracting parties

and th' children of uary choir ren- I 111111118 i at nine o'clock on Wednesday mom- the mass. Mrs. PC. Martin was the .ing when Miss Mildred Mary Sage, Martin idaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence P16511106 at the organ. The brides "sage of Delhi. Ontario, became the were dressed alike, in wedding dresses of blue with white hats and soos were rendered by leach carried a white prayer boo‘: ‘side, and a son of Mr. and Mrs tied with white ribbons. They made a chqrmhig picture as they walked up the aisle to the strains of il-e |decorsted with flowers and cand-

dei-ed appropriate hymns soloist and Miss Eunice

wedding march.

Those taking part in the marl-lace ‘for the marriage ceremony. Dur- ceremony were: Miss Nancy Mar- garet Arsenault, daughter of Mr.

nf pro rials hymns were sung.

and Mrs. Phllrtbert Arsenauii.

St. Nicholas, who became the bfido b of Pgtﬂf Nagujra, qgudet, ggﬂ of strains of the Wedding March and Mr. and Mrs. Amable Gsudet also looked very level: 1n a 111m of of at. Nicholas; the second couple, ale blue. white wool coat. white to be joined in the holv bonds of l mvitrlrrionv were Marv Irene Arsen- ihuildu" WI! l ‘W91? 511"? 01 Vi“ ault. sister of the ffrgt bﬂdp and ioarnations. She was sitendcd by‘ Albert Quinn. a

Corn. Arthur trainee at No. 9 Service

‘Training School and the son of i Mr ~rvl Mrs. Albert flat/cal" Quinn I of Toronto: the third 0min!- were. Visa lilapcv Marv-rt Levbie Caudet. ‘ﬂaw-Her of Mr. Arthur ﬂaudct and

for Truw the iai- Mrs. net-net of at. Nichol-s

s-ti nos-rat, and. PMHQP, m-i of thelﬂlt! l" "'1 ""- Clement Poir-

ier also of S. Nicholas.

in Carleton. Mr. Crockett who is

and discovered him lying in the Hospnal- June 3"‘- 19411 i" Ml B1111

rd I i i pneumonia and Jye oped ii o 5km

The marriage of Miss Mabel Jean Simpson. dauahter of Mr. and Mrs. Chimmtler Simpson. Main-due. P. E. I.

now in his eighty-fourth year is the youngest son and only surviv-

in member of the family of the‘ Iago John and Margaret Crockett 'M_s12s"°£n'7%¥nM¥aﬂed of Carleton. Mrs. Crockett is George Ma§ne_ mend:

eighty-two years young. She is ll. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bell and irsistel‘ 01' the 111W Ex-Premier John H. Bell,

Voens of Alberton arid vicinity wge shocked to hear of the sudden brctlwr c! the groom passing at Halifax- rm Monday. June attendants The bride 2. of Mr. Martin Gallant at the rclc mm and whi oﬂﬂv l” o! 22 Wm.‘ Th, decewd dusty-rose velvet flowers and vell- hu been in h“ “ma; mam, until Ina. her corsaize was Johanna i-lill a week previous to his death when 1cm- Miaa Riley were a two-niece he cont acted a heavv cold which ‘W55 °i H°*1"°11i1"b1“° "t-‘IW- Wibh

de- and

P. E. 1., took place in Ottawa on June 4th at the residence of Rev. W. H. Cramm. 298 Waveley St.. who per- formed the ceremony. Miss Margaret iRiley. Washington. D. C.. and Mr. Herman Mayne. Valleyfield. Que,

w wore te ha

Brlarciiffe Roses. A reception wa 11° 11“ "hf" mﬁfllidcaé h Bagged, after the ceremony. and late: 161111111‘ 1111151111 i: _ dilm-E Besides the bride and groom left for Mon- §§°§se?i'.‘..“l'i 15-9‘: Hlmovfll 1°11! h§fltrl3iiihw sills bllgmlmh 13"‘ e c os s

sisters 2111111913‘; E1f1c.Mri;./[C1H1cut:= black tailor suit. with black and

J. |Lillian Gallant. Halifax, Also {following brothers.

Hoﬂarl. Alb" t . rs. P9 T white accessories, she also wone DeRoohe. Halifax; Aidona. MIS- corsage of sweet peas. They will re- Laimide. New York, and side in Ottawa.

Miss Joseph and Paul Messrs. 3. H. Rog

in the R. C. _Navy. and Cedric at Ives of Charlottetown, ind L. M. home. H's father rredeceased him MacKinnon of Montague returned two your» ago. The funrml serwces to this province last evening from were held on Wednesday morning Halifax, N.S., after attending the ftom the hnrie ~f his mother m the annual convocation of the Grand Sacred Heart Church. The church] Chapter, Royal Arch Masons of Nova ,was filled w'th sympathzing 111-. 530th. with jurisdiction over New- ‘Mid! from all denominations. The fcundland and Nova Sootia. ,R.eciu'om Mars was celebrated by Mr. Ives was Grand High Priest ‘Rev. Dr. W. Morisghan who also of the Chapter for the past two conducted the servicjs at the grave years.

The pallbearers all lifelong Officers elected for 1041 were: friends of the deceased were Messrs Mr- A. H. MiwMillan. Halifax, N. Fred Barrett. Juston Mallet/t. Ger- 5.; Grand Kins. Mr- John Mc-

McQuaUd, John Rockford.‘ Asklll, Glam Bay, NB: Grand Frank Rcbirieon. Leo Gavin. May Scrlbc. Mr. R. H. Rogers, Charlotte- hls soul in peace. —A. town. Pli-

Befors leaving Halifax yesterday afternoon. the Island men attended the session of the Grind Lodge of Nova Bcotla.

The returned to the Island on the " inoe Nova" car ferry.

-wuoiirivo anus - A very pretty wedding was solemnized in the Convent Chapel at Biimmerside

Redeemer was the scene of a pretty wedding at 8:30 yesterday morn-

[bride of Corporal John Ronald Mac- inS. when Dorothy Eileen. daugh-

Kay of the R.C.A.F. at Summer- Ililexander MacKay of Olen Nevis, Ontario. The chem and altar were Mrs. Thomas M. McMillan. The ceremony was performed, and Nuptisl Mass celebrated b Rev. A. McDonald, C. SS. It... t e rec- tor of the church.

Mr. Kenneth McMillan. brother of the groom. a seminarlari at Si. Augustine's Seminary, Toronto served the Nuptill Mus.

The bride. attractive attired in [a blue ensemble with at of the same shade and wearing‘ a cor- sase of orchids. was at nded by her sister. Miss Winnlfred Mc- quald of Monoton.

.le-s and made s charming setting

lng the Mass. whirl: was celebrat- 'ed by silt-at. aev. -r. Butler. 131i:-

S e entered the Chapel to the

at and accessories. Her wedd'ng

Miss Beatrice Gallant of Summer- iaide who was dressed in riavytlialue. Coggldleagvlrarlrgfuhciﬁirrliitli 235-‘ l"? "11941011011. wearing a red as srroomsmso. Corp. and Mrs. , lnholay left immediately after the ioeremony for a short honeymoon fn ithe Eastern part of tI-e Island. Oh [their return they will make their

home in Summertime. The Guard-

boiiquet of variegated sweet

The groom was ably by Mr. charlie Mcquaid, of the bride

bi‘ dal party

ev- O

ere the only. a dusty-' t with

navv accessories. her ccrsaire was

“ white h 1 ried a lovely bouquet of pink carna-

erg grid T, Q, I Norman MacWlillams,

who was owned in rose sheer with match- corsege

peas. su ported other

fmmedlstel, following the cere- monntha roceeded t Charlottetown I-Io I where

turned from working in the fields I

stall alongside the horse. He was

tiorl of the hired man, lived alone. The distance from the store to his lrzlolrlge is about three-quarters of a

Surviving is a brother. Dr. W. P. McBride of Kenslngtcn and a Sister. Mrs. Jim Croken of Sum- merfieid.

age, Halifax, at a evening, Seeiey united in Willa Crossman and Mr Trenhoim, both oi Cape Traverse. P. E I. The bride was charming ln her wedding dress of turquoise crepe, trimmed with shining and crystal buttons. with it she were ii navy blue coat with white collar. at and accessories. and car-

, when Rev. F.

lions. She was attended by Mrs. Carleton, who wore a gray suit with rose colored hat, while the groom was supported by Mr. Norman Mac- Willlams. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. 'I‘renholm held a re-

ption at their pretty apartment on Roble st. Among those from s distance who attended the wedding were the bride mother, Mrs. Charles Crossman, Cape Traverse, and her sister, Mrs. Russell Kaye, Springhill, N. 8., and her little son Roger. Their many friends wish Mr. and Mrs. ‘ri-enholm a

long and happy wedded life. B. ‘The North Nova Scotls High-

landers will take part in the Torch Day celebration at Charlottetown next Tuesday. it was announced yesterdagl by Major-General O. B. Price. flcer Commanding the

_....__ |3rd. Division. D. Company of the ‘m; Church p1 tug M”; ﬂoly ' unit. which is composed entirely iof Prince Edward Islanders

will

arrive here Saturday in advance of the rest of the regiment. This

tsr f m, d M , J 1-1, M . ,Compan is commanded by Major quilts waslsnltetlsin ‘$35k... ‘to David slewsrt of oharlotistown- Dr. J. A. McMillan. son of Mr. and i

Lthe complete unit was received ‘yesterday by His Worship” Mayor

Confirmation of the arrival of

B. Roy Holman in a telegram which said. "a complete Battalion North Nova Scotia Highlanders will move on Charlottetown over the week-end in tactical exercises and take part in the Togch De)‘ celebration. I) Company will move in advance on Saturday as prev- iousl arranged."

Belvwsen U00 and 900 men are expected to visit here during the exercises and this number will swell ranks of the already large parade planned for Tuesday.

Although the invitation asked that the Island Company be ai- lowed to visit hers for the cele- bration it was hoped that the

whole unit would be able to some = t age ‘ll years. '

here, and new this has been real-

fled. Many of the Is'iind boys will be

ian 101a!“ ctiluieir iriany friends in breakfast was served and a reeep- ‘able to visit their homes over the

tioiis-l. tionbeld

T13

week-end.

l r

Mrs. Lowell Hancock of Siminirr- a bachelor and, with the exccp- “de- a dauqhwl‘ HASLAM - A: the torla Hospital. lfciiirenl June 4th. 1941. i0 Dr. and Mri. Lewis C Has- , am. a son. l MACDOUGALL -—— A llli‘ P E is- ,lsnd Hospital. June 11th. iii-ii. to ‘Mr. and Ms. Jn-hii , Dougail, _ McbABE-In ilic Cirv 0n June 9. i941, to LlPlll. aiid Airs. A quiet but retty wedding took - R111’ Mwabe. a diiuuil place in the Un ted Church parson- I “WT . m. on Saturday

STEWART-CIIDMOlfI-Z Q- “it st. m"ﬂ"eR°%ié£eJamea Crurcli. sniiirdnv. Jillif‘ l, |M1$s Liicv Marguerite Ciidiinre oi vChnrlottetown tn Mr . . ' don Stewart of the sdmo pl .*

Melisa Monday Jun.- n mi h- Ru‘ G. Carlyle Webslc" .\Ii s L“ s .W'i

i nixed B2

.1041. Janey“ WW"- ‘““.‘.,_.-..., 4i ,Ross Street. 111 h" m“

‘nggd a] ydﬂfl. Bodom ' Mcaitina - A1 _ M, 5a

, 41. J ilagefgo veer

il-VJIAJG

it uni VIC'

Albert .\l-1c- Aflyle Shore, ﬂ scii Hospiwil.

ici".

“intuitions”

i941, by Rev. G. Carlyle Webster.

YORSTON-Inanrrgn __ ,ii~ z-‘on

Innfcr o’ CharlcHc-inivii. f1 M1 Gordon Waller:- Ycrriow of GY"l1’lZl’- town.

DEATHS TIYCKWEIL-At Ross’ "arm-r Harl- eoue. Jiiiw- 0. loll. Iiirii f. Tai-rk- er. aired B2 years.

KEAYS-In th- Cit" linslliid" June 8. 1941. Angus Kohl's. 11.1911 72 years shimmy-ml the ciiv Hashim- Jllhe 9, 1941. William Arllilll‘ Sherry. aged 22 years. son of M1- and Mrs. James Sherry. i1 D01" cheater Street WINSLOII — At Gucrlisev C0"- June 8. 194i. John E. Wlrisioe, 111 the 84th year of his age. TUCKER-At Ross’ Corner. Bed" eque. Juno 9. 1.1141. John l, Tucker. years. SMITH-At Brorikvhic nii Jiilied 1:5- 194i, Miss Caroline B1111" "F" MlcWILLIAMS-Al 8'7 Fnii'bn6l4l§i Street, Halifax. N. 8.. June 2. 1m- Morley Ronald. lnfnni son <11 n" and Mrs. Moi-lav MflﬂVllllflnlé-ﬂ East Rovalty. Bil?‘ 111"" “N 5' M. MolrsiwivA-euriiioniy at Enwllfnj ‘Jcune 7. 1941. Mrs. John M. enna ‘ MaoLEAN- auarienhg rtlwﬂfaifj June 7. i941. ML‘! 5'11“ Q on POOLE-In Mnlderi- iiﬁi-goo", June a. 194i. silizahri-"d r formerly of P. E. Isirin .

l. WYERS-At Triiro. N. 5.. June 1

ghllir 0f and Mrs. JOhh L-

Mr- war.

0g |l('f

- At the home m U,

int

0. ,__ Milburn Lot 4 RAPSON At. M“ soul Rapsoii.

June l1. 194i

m1 oii J uiil iiiAcnoivAr.ii-GA€1o,¥§'n MacDonald. I