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Mr. Jerome Condon. Principal of West Royalty School, spent the Past weekend it his home in

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Mrs. Lindsay. Georgetown Royal- family. who have vacatloned dur.

ing the summer in Georgetown;. left on September 7th on return

0.) P. Bolger of to their home in Rosiindale, Mass.

to George- , ..... , Maw” p town on Sunday. September 'lth, Mr. and Mrs: Pius Fitzpatrick where they were guests of rela- and family of De Gros Marsh

visited Georgetown on Sunday, September 7th, where they were

Mr. Stillman Mair f W i, th t i' ltl . N. 3.. is visiting an zlanamildel, '3 8”” S D '” V"

Mr. and Mrs. Keir Clark and family of Montague motored to

Miss Adele Fitzgerald has ac- Georgetown on Sunday, September cepted a position as cashier at 7th. where they were guests of panyy in Mrs. Clark's mother, Mrs. W. W.

V A N Charlottetown. L . ' Miss Joan McQuillan and Miss Master Roger Solomon, son of

Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Soloman, re- spent the weekend at their homes turned home last week from in Georgetown.

MacLaren.

Souris West, where he has vaca. tioned at the home of Mr. and

tlenovesshampoo lilmIGuves sparkling Mr. J.A.B. Macconnell has ac- Mrs. William Hughes.

cepted a position as Principal of Murray Harbour School and as- Mr. and Mrs. Cecil MacDonald sumed his duties last week.

and two children left recently for New Glasgow, N.S., after spend-

!Mrs. Mabel Laverl left on Sat- ing the summer -with Mr. Mac- 6th for New Donald's parents. Mr. and Mrs.

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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Koehane of Roslindale, Moss., were recent guests of Mrs. Marion Fitzgerald. Also a guest of Mrs. Fitzgerald was her brother-in-law, Mr. Bill Kelly of Roslindale.

Mrs. Albert Hobbs and two children, Bobby and Garry. left on Saturday( September 6th, for their home in Trenton, Ontario. after spending the past three months with Mrs. Hobbs” parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Stewart. They were accompanied as far as Montreal by Mr. and Mrs. Stewart.

Mr. and Mrs. Hector MacNevln of Desable motored to George- town on Sunday. Mr. MacNevln is a brother of Rev. C. U. Mac- Nevin, a former pastor oi the United Church in Georgetown and is now stationed in Cape Breton.

Mr. and Mrs. L' ll Nicholson and son of Iiowlan, Maine. accompan- ied by Mrs. Daniel Stewart, Bru- denell, and Miss Annie Mae Stew- art of Montague. motored to Georgetown on Wednesday, Sep- tember ftrd, where they visited friends.

Mr. Joseph Gotell of the R.C. A. F., at Halifax. N. 5.. accompan- ied by Mr. Russell Boudreault mo- iorcd to Georgetown, where they were weekend guests of Mr. Go- tell's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jos- eph Gotell, Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Angus McLennan of Boston, Mass, arrived .iu Georgetown on Saturday, Septem- ber 6th, and are guests of Miss Frances DeLory. They will also visit Mr. Mcf..ennan's brother. Mr.

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WHIITIIY DIX ' SAYS-

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awer to your dilemma in in your DEAR. MISS DIX: lThe boy

I assure him of it?

you care enough for each other,

he is ending our friendship. or money to take me out?

Mlu Niaaon cannot reply problems of

a tremendous effort, but you know it will be worthwhile. The an-

own hands; don't let it allp.

with whom I am going steady is starting at a military academy this fall. He doesn't want to go be- cause he's afraid I'll break up with him while he's away. He'll only be home twice a year. I don't believe this will happen. but how can

LOUISE

ANSWER: The boy, at his age, should be more concerned with acquiring an education than with romance. First things first!

time won't cause a separation.

DEAR MISS DIX: Two months ago I met a very nice boy. Sev- eral weeks later he invited me to a party and we had a wonderful time. Now I haven't heard from him In over a week. Do you think

that perhaps he doesn't have the ' DORIS

ANSWER: A week really isn't giving the boy a chance. If you want to see him again, give him a little more time, then invite him to a get-together at your home. From there on, it's up to him.

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ral Interest through this column.

Mr. and Mrs. Basil Refuse of Long Island, N. Y., who are vaca- tioning in the Province and stay- ing at Dalvay. were recent visitors to Georgetown, where they were the guests of relatives. While herc they-enjoyed a mackerel fishing trip with Mr. Victor Rafuse and although the i'lsh were not rising to the bait, Mrs. Refuse succeeded in landing the only fish.

On Sunday, August 24th, St. David's United Church was filled to capacity wh'en the Rev. Dr. J. S. Bonnell of New York delivered a sermon in his usual splendid manner. The musical part of the service was much enjoyed and onsistcd of hymns by a large chair, a solo by Mr. Harry Yors- ton and two selections by the Brooklyn trio.

Sub-Lieutenant Maurice DeLory of the Royal Canadian Navy Re- serve of Halifax. NS. W88 the weekend guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. DeLory. Maurice, who has spent the summer at the Canadian Naval Establishment at Esqulmalt, B.C.. where he was an instructor in diving. On his re- turn to the Maritime: he travel- led by bus from Vancouver, B.C.. to San Francisco, U. S. A., and then across the U.S.A. to New York and Boston. from where he flew to Halifax, N. S. Maurice is now continuing his medical stud- les at Dalhousie University in Halifax. N. S. AC

Peakes and Vicinity Miss Teresa. Handrahan left

August 25th to resume her duties as teacher at Mt. Stewart.

Mr. Richard Birt was a visitor to Montague on business August 30th.

Miss Carlene MacEacher..,Mount Stewart, spent the weekend of August 30th as the guest of Miss Pearl Grant.

Among the teachers attending the Fall convention at Mt. Stew- art on August 28-29 were Marian Rogerson, Marian Mclfnnis, Anne Mclnnis, James Whalen, and El- mer Mclnnis.

Mr. and Mrs. James Mooney and family. who have spent the sum- mer vacation with Mr. Mooney's father, returned to their home in Montreal August 29th.

Friends of Master Basil Grant are sorry to learn that he'ls con- fined to bed with the measles.

Misc Noreen Kenny of U.S.A. is spending her vacation at Peake's, guest of Miss Noreen Mooney.

Miss Bernice Rogerson spent the weekend of August 30th at her home on St. Patrick's Road.

Peakes Bombers were victorious ll the first game of the semi- final playoffs when they defeated Souris st. Mary's on Peake's diam- ond August 3156 by a score of '1-5.

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The second game is to be played in Souris September 1th.

Mr. Anthony Hughes, Halifax, was a. recent visitor to this vicin- ity, the guest of Mr. Thomas Brazil.

Mr. Francis Rogerson left for Montreal August 29th. where he hopes to find employment.

Friends of Mrs. A.J. Mooney are sorry to learn that she is a pa- tient in Montague Hospital, and wish her a speedy recovery.

Mr. Gerard Fraser. Summerville spent the weekend of August 30th guest of- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gil- lan.

Mr. and Mrs. James MacDonald

E and family of Halifax were guests

of Mr. and Mrs. John Trainor, St. Patrick's Road, on August 31st.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cullen of Charlottetown were guests of Mrs. Cullen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Rogerson, on August 31st.

Mr. and Mrs. James Whltty of Melrose, Mass., left for home on August 31st, having spent some time at Mrs. Whltty's home on St. Patrick's Road.

Miss Doris Donnelly left on Sep- tember lst for Charlottetown where she plans to attend St. Joseph's Convent.

Mr. and Mrs. Smith O'Brien were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A!- fred Donnelly on August 31st.

The Misses Shirley Rogerson and Patricia Myers were visitors to Morell on August 30th.

Mr. James Gillan Jr., who is employed on the dredge at Sourls, spent the weekend of August 30th at his home in Peakes.

Miss Eileen Anstle spent the weekend of August 30th with rela- tives ln Montague. -

Mr. If-lenry.Mooney of Rumford, Maine, arrived at the home of his father, Philip Mooney on August 26th. He was accompanied by his brother John.

.'Mr. and Mrs. George Colbornc

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who have been spending in short vacation with Mr. Colborne's grandfather, Mr. Allen Grant, left by car August 28th on return to his home in Medford, Mass. They were accompanied by their two children, Mary and Kenny. -B.U.

SEA VIEW SCHOOL

Report of Sea View senior room for' month of August is as follows: Grade' X-1. Carl Murphy; 2. Ethel Adams; 3. Robert Adams. Grade IX-l. Eleanor Campbell; 2. Enid Donald; 3. Rita Murphy. Grade VIII-1. Joan Duggan; 2. Lots Murphy' 3. Clair Sutherland. Grade VII- . Terry Murphy and Walter Stewart: 2. Donald Adams. Grade VI-1. Marjorie Adams; 2. Willis Adams. Perfect attendance: Enid Don- ald. Joan Duggan, Terry Murphy. Highest average: 91-Joan Dug-

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'-Ellen's Diary

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I of plenty on neighboring (um. landsl was there ever more en- Baging pastoral than the herd grazing with content on their green meadow, dainty fall dande. lions replacing the more sturdy said of those of spring?" How much there is to see and enjoy with Septembers spell over the countryside! "What shall we do tomorrow. Ellen?" James repeats our query as he climbs "dem golden stairs" leading 0" Presently to dream- land. "That's not the question. It's what shall we do first: cut more train or thresh? I reckon." he decides. "we'll keep on with the threshing."

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