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'. A call was 1e- ccived from Galmrousc. C. B. for Rev. M. D. Afacheod of West Cape. It was agreed that this call be sent on to the Settlement Oom- niiticc. Another call was FCCGIVOG. from 'I‘rinity United Church, Char- lottetown, for Donald Booihroyd, as Assistant Minister. This rail was also sent on to the Settlement Committee. Another call from Mur-
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ii‘. A. .\f.uQiiari-ie. Revs G. El- liozt Alli] f; (‘iough led in prayer. ' Prcsbvtcry was read
. Rev E. Miilcy uni. Sccrcla y and l(\l.s0l‘i, Prcss Re- L‘ riport oi t-lie Executive u": llcr. Mr, MacQiiar- .'.llilt"(l many" items of lio rvfcrrcd to the call ‘i hint-Lean to ‘Fryon ‘.\l'l(‘ii()lI of Rev. C " out’. and also ‘I‘.. Report of ‘ ed. A letter from Rev J. W. A. llaliiax. expressing his .'r~r he kind wishns of ('llil(‘(l to him in . Céiiiniiinications - 'l‘lll‘.\' were from Godfrey, Promicr I Wnison, Dr Th
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cnse Mr lBwidalban-o was rvcelvcd as a stud-
namcs of the officers for the com- son. VSi-crclary: Rev. W. A. MMQURT"
mlitros of Presbytery were named. The report was adopted. Rev. Mr. Chnminn reported for the . Home Mission Committee. ing places have been given grants
Colmhead. Gzorgctoivri, West Cap" Winsloc. Hampton is continued of:
tic list without grant. This rcpor MOTORISTS Wliillflfifltflfl. Rev. Dr. A. s Miir- ray was on motion appointment to Wclrngion Charge.
Social Srrvlr" was Whic (‘lVPIIFSlHQ this iopori it was evident that lhr throw all iis wcizht against the in- lroduriion of the Boer rind Winc Bill. Tho services oi Dr. were offorcd lo the Federation for campaign work. Rev. Mr. Salter lhcn reported for
The Service of Cremation
available at Fernhill Crematorium. NJI. Full particulars on request.
ray Harbor and Murray River to Rev. Willard Pickctts ivns approv- ed and sent to the Settlement Com- miiiec. It was also lI10\‘l‘(l. seconded and carried that the Srcroiary be given ])i)\\’(‘I‘ i0 send all calls re- ceived after the adjournment 0i Pivsby'ici_v' i0 the SOIiilCIIIECl-l. Corn- mitioc. A letter and request was rrccived from Rev Harold K. Wright, asking to: leave to pursue studies This was sent to the Srtilc- incnt Coiniiiiiiro with zipproval. Rcv Gordon Darrucli also request- ed one ycarls leave of absence to carry on his work in Halifax. This was also sent with approval The inaitrr of limo oi Presbytery meet- ing was l‘(‘~l'-.‘l'l'f‘(l to by Rev. A. S. \Vf‘ll'. Owirg lo the fact that. there
iwil‘. be Air Training Schools at J‘ t r M 1__ t Wellington. St. Eleanorfis and Ell-lament‘, owélsle cwlglcgaimvréeedsfi lClIIIFlOilClOWYI. a special committee ready gone forward) The sour“
was sci up by the Presbytery to deal with spiritual matters in con- nection \\‘llll the some. This com- m .e io coilsist» of Itevs. L. E. G. Davies, H. Miller. W. A. MacQuar- rir, G. A. Christie. A commission was nppciiitod by Presbytery to lic- Roy Vrsscy in the York Church on Tuesday, May 21st, at eight p. m. Mr. MacDowell of
The Nomin-
ent for ihc iiiiiiisti"_\' presented the
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lug year. (‘liriirmanz Rev W. A. Patter-
I'll‘. Treasurer: Rev. Geo. Ayers. Thr- Cliairman of all the com-
The follow- Bs-lle River. Bradalbnne.
recommended o the Sritlomr-ni. Committee. for and
The rrnort on Evangelism given
thcn Presbytery will , Cobiim Temporuzice
the
Tho Central Guardian
This column is reserved for non 0| local Interest blll ldvorflling n! u newly nature y be It I canto u word strictly pay-
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DR. HEATH McIntyre’ Office Wlll be closed until Fridféillhlu. 31. L -5- -31
SING Re . . . . sheet on sale! 5 50M
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CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S CLINIC for children onlly, conduc by Dr. T. B. Aoker at own Hell,
. n glllislrgehsgilibttlglalvumilulg M am. L-sso-s-is-fé-zs-a .
FUNERAL THIS MORNING — The funeral of the late George E., MacDonald will be held this (Wed- "Wl-BY) morning at 8.45 from his late residence 17 Povmal Street.
SUCCESSFUL _. Auxiliary of st. Jlhléf Chg‘; liélili‘ a very successful sale in the schoo‘. room yesterday evening. The goods w re auctioned by Messrs. Frank B. Curl: and Arthur G. Bruce. Coffee incl doughnuts.
BORDBN HAS NEW SIREN - Borden has a new fire siren. In- stallation oi the unit has just been GDIIlDlEted and Mayor Willard Mac- Nslll pushed button sounding the first test alarm. The siren W°ll¢°<l perfectly and is expected to summon volunteer fire fighters
break in the to
HOME FOR BURIAL -Th¢ g9- malns of the late Dr. Alexander Klllmlibell.’ whose death occurred in ,St. Johns, Newfoundland on May 116m. will arrive in Charlottetown |Thursday evening and will be con- ‘Veycd by motor hearse to the resi- dence of his brother, Archibald F, Cgmgbeu. sour-is gwest. The funeral will take place ySaturday morning n, 9 o'clock m 5t- Mnryu Church, Sourls.
DELEG-ATE T0 c. F. T. —Al: regular meeting of the Executive of the P. E. I. Teacher's Federation, lleld in Queen Square School, on May lBth inst. Mr. D. J. MacArthur Cornwall was appointed a dele te from P.‘ E- L to the Can ian Teachers Convention to be held at Hamilton. Ontario. August 12-17 in- clusive, The delegates from the Is- land this _ ear are: Mr. Edison Mac- Donald. Mr. J. R. MacDonald and Mr. D. J. McArthur.
MALE CHORUS MEMBERS HUNDRED-Members of the Char- lottetown Male Chorus last night honored two oi’ their fellow mem- bers who are attached to the 8th Medium Battery here. They are. Reg MacGi-egor and Art Hale. The men leave shortly with their unit to continue training elsewhere in Canada. The two were presented each with a signet ring with the R. C. A crest. Short addresses were made by Dr. T. E. E. Robins, president of the chorus and Albert Dinnis. the director. The two re- cipients replied briefly. Messrs. MacGregor and Hale have been popular members of the chorus for some time.
RED CROSS MEETING — The regular meeting of the Sourls Branch of the Red Cross Society was held on May 7th with the President. Mrs. Pieter E Holland. in the chair. The minutes of the last meeting were read and ap- proved. Ways and means of rais- ing money were discussed and it was moved and seconded that each member contribute a cent. Ii day. It ivas also moved and sec- mided that a vote of thanks be extended to Mrs. A. S. Weir, and Mrs. J. R McLean for a con- tribution realized at a benefit bridge party held early in April It was decided that one meeting each month be held in the evening in order to give those unabe to st- tend in the afternoon an oppor- tunity of taking part in the ac- tivles. The work of this Branch has been progressing energetically and since the first of the year, four large shipments have been dis- patched to the Charlottetown Headquarters. consisting of socks. scarves. sweaters, hospital shirts, etc. and there will soon be another
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Branch wishes to take this oppor- tunity of thanking all those who have so kiiidlv onntributcd knitted articles at their own expense.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Edward Lane of Halifax is spending a few days in Charlotte- town the guest oi Mrs. Allan Mc- Donald rind friends.
Mr. Eddie Walsh of Charlotte- town spout two weeks holidays in Halifax the guest of his sister. Mrs. Cullen.
His Worship Mayor B. Rnv Hoi- man returned to the Citv lust night after a trip to Montreal by plane He was accompanied on the trip by Premier Thane A. Campbell and Mr. Robert Holman.
Mrs. Arthur Peterson has return- ed to her home in Charlottetown afici- spending two weeks with her husband in Halifax. He is in the QEEMllElJJBW-
Presbytery. and that a missionary rally held at Cahvendlsh this summer. Rev. A. B. Weir made a statement with regard to foreign missions. Mr. W E. B:ooks re- ported for the Murray Fund. motion Rev. E. . Woodside was nominated as Commissioner to the General Council. Rev. W. A MacQuarrle gave the Pension Fund Coirimittee report. Religious Edu- cation commlttee reported. It was decided to hold a school of Theo- logy in the fall. this school to be conducted by the Faculty of Pine Hill College.
Rev. A D. MacKensie, D. D.
hazards ol molorlng- xerflstnrlcssgrllrndihlltlhrllislliiggils nlilllig‘: r" I itng gonglreizntions in Jruiy 131p aiskog Qu .0 o i l€"" utmost or c iin Y we“ d core before h“ I'll On Conference i
Sunday the Quarterly Boards are, asked to review Church and stwvlccs in the scnce of ministers.
the work of the‘ eb-
Rev. W. I Green reported for, the Missionary Committee. He‘ siaicri that. the James Evans An-l nlvcrsary__s_l_iouid be _o_bserved in the |
Regina. was nominated by the Presbytery as Modoralor of the General Council. The Presbytery ‘adjourned to meet in Sackviiie in une
Freeland Lodge Opening Dance
FRIDAY. MAY 2411!. dances.
Round and Music by Tlgnliuh orchestra. Miss France‘: Morrlsaey III r-hiirle. Rem or dance ever! mini“ nluht durlnr "Iv
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Pronioteii To Managership 0f Montreal Office
the gist twelve lotte wn, Branc Trust Company,
ed to the managership or
and is being succeeded here by Mr
J. Ernest Richardson, B.A., LL. B. A native of Winnipbs. Mr. Rich- ardson has resided in Nova Scotla for several years. He is a graduate of Dalhousie University and for the ast few years has held the posit on of trust officer at the head office of the Eastern Trust Com- pany in Halifax.
Mr. Blssett is remaining here for about a. month and a, half in order to familiarize his successor with the work of the Charlottetown branch. Mrs. Bissett and family will remain until the end of Dc- cember. ‘They plan spending their summers on the Island in future. A past president of the Char- lottetown Board of Trade, Mr. Bissett is at present a member of the council of that body and also chairman of the Board's air trans- portation committee. He is also vice president of the P. E. I. div. islon of the Red Cross Society, a member of the advisory board of the P. E. I. Exhibition Association. and one of Prince Edward Island's representatives on the Maritime Transportation Commission. While his services in these and other capacities will be felt as a loss to ths community, his promotion to head of the Montreal branch of the Eastern Trust Company is re- garded a well merited recognition
his ability and experience.
Mr. Richardson, is now in Char- lottetown. I-Ie comes with high re- commendations from Halifax and no doubt will make an able suc- cessor to Mr. Blssett as branch manager here.
island Students Win Prizes lit Mt. A. University
SACKVILLE, N. 13.. May 21-»-
(CP) — The following: prizes and scholarships were among those awarded this aftrrncon iii the ccn- vocation exercises at Mount Allison
University: The .\f.nr_v Jane Bowscr Bursaries -$3’7. Filndir- Bisssssar. Trinidad.
R. W. I.: Catherine Logan. Tren- ton. N S.. Marzirel Muck. Amhors‘, N. S, and Etta R:ss, Pownal, P. E I
The 0. E. Smith Scholarships 41.000- Randall Leigh Dlmock, Cascapedia, Que. James Cecil Lead- beafcr. Wesfvilit‘. N S.. Margery Anne MacCnllum. Summrrsidc. P. E. I., Margaret Isabelle Rfid. Nr-iv- ton, B. C., Ros. Elmore Robert- son, Great Village, N S.. ard Phylis Shatford, Yarmouth. N S.
NOT \V0iW.~\N‘S PLACE DENVER —lCPl -Womcn are forbidden in Colorado from officiat- ing in any CCIIDPPIIOII at a boning or wrestling match.
Too Lore To (Ylasify
WANTEIF-GOOD STRONG GIRL for kitchen work. Apply A care Guardian. FOR SALE-ISIS CHI-IV. (‘OACII in good condition. Price reason- able. Apply Malletts Battery Service. 11-676-
Mr. C. N. Bissett. manager for ears of the Char- of the Eastern has been promtoht- e Montreal branch of the Company
- ‘chairman of 'I‘rustees of the Prin
THE- -QE.l/ERJIQTTF.TQW'T“ ‘S! ‘("3751 ‘I?’
;P.E.I. Hospital lAnnaal Meeting
Mr.S.A.McLeod_I-§lectedChair- man Of Board _O_f_ Trustees.
Mr. B. A. McLeod was ce Edward Island Hospital following
at St. Paul's Parish Hall. He suc- ceeds Dr. H. D. Johnson. who ‘s still amember of the Trustee Board. The new Chairman has been on the Board of Trustees for 16 years. Trustees re-eiected including ‘Mr. McLeod were Messrs. Alfred Pick- ard, F. M. Stewart and Dr, J, A» Clark. There were no new appoint-i merits. Dr. J. P. L-antz moved the re-election of the members and Dr. J. H. Ayers seconded the motion. ' Fiollowing the reading o; the min- l utes by the Secretary. Miss Ada E., Harris, the President's report was;
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airman of the Finance ,Comm.ittee. Mr. W. B. Grant, read the financial statement for the poast year which showed a. setisfec ry balance.
i The report of the Public Property Committee was reia-d bv Mr. S. A. McLeod in tlze absence of Dr. J. A. Clark. the chairman. The report is given below.
Mr. Alfred Pickard read the re- port of the Cundall Estate for the yearnIt ls also printed at the end of this article.
Miss Anna Mair, superintendent of Nurses, spoke on behalf of the Ladies Aid. Junior Aid and League of Mercy. she outlined the work of these auxiliaries and expressed ap- preciation for services rendered to the Hospital.
The Chairman of the Purchasing Committee. Mr. R. L. Cotton, said that the advance in the price o1 commodities for the Hospital was nofiegs high as was at first anticl- Db
Dr. H. D. Johnson. who presided at the meeting, expressed thanks to St. Paul's Church for the use of the Hall. He welcomed Venerable Arcli- deacon Raymond to the meeting and l called on him for Benediction at the close. The meeting was also op- ened by u. prayer from Venerable Archdeacon Raymond.
TRUSTEES REPORT l
Following is the text of the ropcitj of the Trustee Board of the Hospi- tal presented by Dr. H. D. Johnson, chairman of Trustees.
Once more you have come to hear the Annual Report or this Hospital. lwhich will explain - you i-:.e pres- ‘ent condition of the Institution. and the progress made during the past, year.
This is the 57th Annual Report that has been presente to our peo- pie: and on looking bac ward toihe opening of the Hospitalii1i883,it is really wonderful what great advance; have been made; and we arc ialcas- ‘ed to think that the advances have been continuous; and now we have a Hospital that should be a source of pride to all, and especially to ‘those who have been in active con- ‘nectlon and support of it. We of course we have had our Ups and Downs: and at this time we are glad indeed to show bv our ‘Financial statement. and bv the Reports o‘ our Committees. that we are solvent in every wav: and with a very val- uable propertv and almost comp etc equipmen . We have ended our Fi- nanclal Year with a. smzil balance to our credit, after overcoming _ a ideiicit of about $1600. with _ which -wc entered the year. In‘ doing this lwc tried to be as eccricinicai 8s pcs- lsible without trying to lesson in any
appears in full i 1 The Ch ‘
named‘have as ulways been o! great ser-
the annual meeting held last night ways o; the
Submitted by Dr. H. D. Johnson. It gum, belo
vice to us during the year.
The Ladcs Aid. has been as sl- reatest assistance (Their report w l be submitted.)
The Junior Ladies Aid has been busily at work, and are helping greatly. The Wohelo Club is contin- uing the good work in connection with the very lunior patients and preparations for their rece tion.
The League of Mercy has n ac- tive too. and their efforts show re- sults that are apprecio. .
The following is a list of Nurses‘ gradua ing Class. which the largest in our History. Misses Annie MacEachern. Retta Leard. Sam Breheut, Margaret. Crawford i Hume. Mvrt e Herring. LOWS‘! Simpson. Margaret Leard, Gladys‘ Huntley. Leone Dockendorff. E Iza- beth Jenkins. Hazel Huntley, Belle
Nicholson. flown“ this
In accordance with our Bv-laws. four Trustees retire year: all of whom are eligible for re-election. Their names are as fol- lowst——S. A. McLeod. J A- Clfl-Tll- A. Pickard. F. M. Stews .
W0 Trustees are appointed en- nivallv by the Ladies Aid.
To all ivho have helped the Hos- pital in any way. your fililfvees 58y thank vcu very much. and trust that you will long continue to help us.
H. l’). JOHNSON. Chairman of Trustees.’ Charlottetown. May 21st, I940.
PR OPERTI’ COMMITTEE
Tile report of the Property Com- mittee was lead by Mr S. A. Mc- Leod, in the absence of Dr. J. A. Clark, chairman of the committee.
The Propert Committee of the Prince Edwnrdy Island Hospital beg leave to report as foilows:—-
The Hospital Buildings and grounds are at present in First Class condition.
The niaintainence repairs have been attended to promptly by your engineers and any beyond their equipment to handle were psomptiy reported and the necessary skilled workmen and equipment secured.
The dcmisiic hot water tank was cleaned and inspected. The two main boilers received their regu or official inspection. They had the usual replacement of grates and other repairs. The ice making ma- o"iin= and refrigeration plant wee ovrrhauled and any needed replace- ments made. Orig of the five steel cables in the hoisting equipment of the elevator became frayed and all of the cables were replaced with nciv ones. These cables had been purchased more than a year ago and held until needed. The X-Ray criuipinsnt was overhauled inspect- ed and necessary replacements made.
The expert who did this work on the X~Ray equipment, praised our deep therapy machine as being light up to date. and while he stat- ecl that the other X-Ray equipment was cqusl to any in the Province he suggested that for about $5000.00 he would install the very latest of X-Rny photographic ma- nfs. The large expense in this connection was because the new type would require a complete new transformer assembly.
A special wafer connection was insiallad on the roof of the build-
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Grand opening and Novelty
Dance. lWfly 24th. Archie
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Island Students Graduate At Acadia University l
WOLFVTLLE. N. S.. May I1_ lOP)—T“'O degrees wjci be conferred by Acadia University here tomorrow when the 1021a annual convocation ceremonies will be held. The degree of Doetcr in Oivil Law will be conferred on George William Clarke, Frederic. tun. and Doctor in Science on John Seaman Bates. Llondoin.
Prince Edward Island students in the graduating class of 151 this year include: Doris Pearle Blesg- dell. North River; Earl Jeliey, 0'- IRE-TY; Justin Jordan. Oharlot'oe_ WW“; Lester Sellick. Charlotte- lOWIlI NP“ Gladstone Price. Ch’- iown. all Bachelors in Arts; Loqelll K°“""l-‘~5S°l1'l'lll>0rI. Bachelor m Soimce.
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Girl News
BROWNIES. (‘IDES d; RANGERS
ATTENTIONC;
Brownies. Guizlts and Rangers will celebrate Empire and Arbou: days Jointly on Saturday afternoon
May 25th. by planting wild flowers in the spot around the small pond
in Victoria Park allotted to them for this purpose. It is hoped that as many as possible will get wild- flowers such as those mentioned previously in this column -marsh mitrigolds, blue flags. violets, ladies‘ slippers. jaCk-ln-IXJ-pulpii, wild lilies. and plenty of ferns on their outings on the 24th. Let each and evezy one do her part to make this venture a success!
Members of ih: different Com- anies and Packs. in charge of a1 east one of their Guides, are t4
lway the services to our Patient-i- During the coming year some eq-
_ lug for fire protection. The ex- ,uipment and apparatus that has
haiist from the boiler pre-heater
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llisinfcotYouri Potato Seed W i ih
NEW IMPROVED
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You will have a better yield rind heifer profits A fresh supply of For- maldehyde just receiv- ed. This is also an ex- cellent Dip-fliilc pint. We also carry “New Im- proved Ceresan" for wheat, oats and barley —lbs. $1.00. 5 lbs. $2.95
A small supply of Bichloride of Mercury still on hand. Lotus have your order.
E. A. Foster
Central Drug Store
Sole distributors for FfrenchK-i Vermicide Capsules for P. E. l.
noggin. 82.00 dom- lifllll 0"" n
gbcen worn will need to be renewed. ‘among such an AGA stove has been ordered. and will be installer! in a short time. Tits has birch lllllilc Pili- sible bv the Elli. of $1000.00 bv too Ladies Aid, for that purpose; and the Trustees will be able t0 finance the rest of t. e cost. We are very grateful for this splendid gift ol ,inonev from the _Lo.dics Altlwwlll) are at all times _s.nxious to do a l they can in the interest qr inc ltlObllllul land the patients there. _ Anotllff [important lm rovement will be the Qnstallation 0 a sufficient lighting system at our front gate: and for this ‘we are again indebted to tile Lfldlffi ,Aid: and especially to_Mrs. Roland .Meikle the highly efficient Treas- urer of that Body for lllflllfv’ $9313- Ivery special thanks are due.
staff Changes
Our Dietitian, Miss Miirlllllt’ W, ite who was on leave for severfll months has again iakcn up _h(r work, anti has been re- organiaiiig the work in her DwllFllllPlll- lllls should lead to even better work, and possibly better trainiiul l0! ll" pupil nurses in dietetlcs. Miss Anna Bennett Joined olll" staff at the beglfinlllg of the Pall Training Course. in charge of _ Oill Nursing Dept. and has hccn E-Vll F’ excellent SON-ICC, During ilie 5'63- severa, of our departmental. and nursing staff have been taking 5W?- ial courses in some of the larflel training centres; and i-hLs we bfillf-‘Vil is a move that should be of advant- age m our patients and to thel-los- i uitnl generally. as a. result 0i t..is| advanced training.
we are sorry to report that our
Rodgerson has decided to leave us.
She will b0 missed indeed. as the building under her supervision has been wonder- fully well kept. and no‘ staff l)“ been we.l trained. She came w.tn us when the new Hospital was onen- sq; and the present conditions oi halls and wards. linen room lmd laundry. is a speaking menwllfll- Two or our staff were married durinn the Yell”: one of whom is still with us. her husband being ab- sent with the C.A.S.F. one of our graduate nurses has taken the vac- ant pluce. (Both positions “were im- portsnt.) Our Indy superintendent has been instant in season and out of season in her management of Hospital one staff. and all things llilvll v R011? quietly and efficiently under nei direction. _ Mrs. George Mlllar. the House mother at the Cundall Niuses Home. is the right lady for such all important rcsponsibiity and We thank her for her care and kllldfl-llvfi of the pupil nurses in the Home. Our thanks are due, flSvfllWflNb. to the medical staff for lrllvll‘ vvvllflll" tion and for t..clr aitcntmn to ll“- tients. and for thcii instruction i0 nurses. We welcome a new member to the medical staff. D1", Wendell MacDonald. who Wits nnuvmlrrl dul-
precedlng him. The C ergv of the various Denom- inations have our grateful lllllllks
fering in the Institution.
Again we must t. ank our Auditor. Mr. H. J, Gordon for his voluntiu} and most efficient work in connec- tion with our accounts and expen- ditures; visiting the Hospital vol)‘ frcoiienlfy and cxnmiirnc llhil checking all accounts and FFUJIDlS. and seeing that everything is cor-
‘ rectly done.
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lug the year; and trusi he will l"? ‘, are vcrv grateful for these improve- dance [or up to the high standard of those;
for their visits to the sick and sul-l
The various Auxiliary 5ervlces,have served tee in the home for Ill
was carird up above the roofrto prevent the steam from injuring
the brick wall. l the
Talburt Conley iiéiill l8 lllllllllllell llll
attractive but supplied a great u- l mount. of vozetabics and flowers for
meet at Rochfcrd Square on Sat- urday afternoon at two o'clock to march to the Park for the planting
the
ceremony.
Immstiiaiciv following till!
lGuidrs and Rangcrs will hold a grand field dav at a nearby spot which will rrmpi-ise a hike.
wide
[games and the coolrng of supper
ihc instiiuivion. We wish to express out-of-dorrs Each Company will Glll‘ Plmvrcciation to the Gorern- be avowed to l~u‘ld two fircs so lllClllJ for ilic services of their Por- ‘ __i_ P. L.‘s got busy and plan with 95"’- 5 Wllll 5° l~ll0T°ll§l1lY ClEBTlEd WINDSOR, N. S.. May 21-(6?) the members of voiir o. ‘s inst
r- the areas of woodland along the Brighton Road and next Vic- toria Park. This underbrushlng may allow some of the traffic noises to conic in but greatly improved the Hospital Properly. A new walk was laid out and put down with ashes loading west to the Brighton Road. The parking areas received
-Ta.lburt Conley, l8. was acquit- ted of a murder charge today after petit jury deliberated for two hours. Charged with the some came, ‘rolburtls older brother Gilmore was convicted last Thurs-day and , sentenced to hang July 31. l
Both were charged with me murder of Elden S. Miliett, eperly’
what each is to brim to make the least possible amoiiitf
for each Guide to carry. It promises to be a great afternoon so let's all plan lo
.be on hand!
4th, 5th. 8th and 10th Companies
Brownies and Guides of the
additional ashes and are in first Basilica and Holy Redeemer rar- ciass shape. Ashcs were added to lsggdlxsl’ fgllnzenémloketnnfié “F” lishes will frikc pfi 1n the (‘oilniis the walk m the cundiri Home for h,“ December i-iiylngheaa an?" flllrisii Pram-w, 2 x: Simdnv Nurses. Wm, bu, t ,' t)‘ t 5 r “d Tllr‘ 4th. and an Pi . and Com-
Convarls ivere signed for a new W,“ ‘hn n5 lumen‘ panics will uinr‘ fl‘ Oucrn ‘square Aga range for the kitchen and ar- w.“ l‘ e vmldm’ Pl u" lllr-l’ ‘SFlI0Ol2l'flli-*l’l< 1t l" 31 Suiidof- ranecmeiits made for New Lighting gmhgamgagcegidwegclilbglulh“Emma mflifllllg.
at the Entrance on Brighton Road. and for changing the steam table in the kitchen to a hot-water table.
Mr. Justice John B. Smiley directed ‘ the dinchairge of the boy from cus-
Respocuvely submitted tody. Talburt jumped io his feet
J. A. (‘LARK- signcd rm- Commmee At 23-year-old Gilmores trial. Chan-mm, police quoted Talburt as saying
his older brother told him he in- tended to "murder" the merchant. Other evidence introduced in the trial which resulted in the death | penalt-w bemg imposed on Gilmore i was a ransci-Lpt of a Ja‘l conversa- l
Ellglgélaélf (illlellfémecmnmllme mltlon between the two brothers. i Our agreement with the Trustees~P“l“‘9 “m the “"0 m?“ balk“ a‘ l of tle Clmdnl Estate expired last l‘;‘"~ Glllllvle knwklng dorm Mili- l September. We are pleased to sn- i in his store after Milleti had ' nounce that a renewal or the agree- struck him and called him names
(‘UNDALL NURSES’ HOME
The following report on the Cun- dall Home Nurses‘ Home was sub-l initted by Mr. Alfred Pickard,
and smiled. ‘l
merit has been effected. We are sin- when he asked for credit. l‘
oerelv thankful to the Trustees for the use of this beautiful home. and
we an e th th i. th l hascbeerllssilau greglnbengfit ti: “$5 The muecutmn mnlmdm me
Nurses and m m“. Hospital murder of Mtllett was motivated
In September 1939 when the new by mm”??- classlof probationers entered the Hospital. and Miss Bennett iolned interested. the staff as Instructor and Assist-i The Ladies‘ Aid has held its regu- at superintendent the Cundal Home larmonthlv meetings in the Home was filcd to capacity. with twenty,during the year and in the winter nine Student and hree Stafhthe Junior Aid also met monthly Nurses in residence. One member of for sewing. the lunior Class dro d out in The Wo he lo Club held a very January. and Miss Mc chem our successful afternoon Tea in the Senior Nurse. completed her traln- Home in January Elld the newest lng in March and was moved to the organization the
The Elder Conley was married Just two weeks before his arrest.
BARRIIT —.-’i! lllf‘ P-"imo Edward Island Hospital on .‘.i.i_v ‘.31. 1940, to Ml‘. and Airs. "rlir-iviue Barrett, Charlottetown, a son.
NE\\'§O.\'—.-\{ lllf‘ P: iitco Edward Island Hosmiul nii Mar l7. i940. to Mr. and Mrs. Dicoaore New-
son. Uiizmi-Ri-ad. a daughter.
CAMPBELL-At Pflllflf? Edisuird ls- land Hospital, .\la;' l8. i040, to Mr.
rid Mrs. l-Iebci‘ (umpbsij a daugh-
tcr. Margarrt Arlene. bfACLhNNAN-Ai tho Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital on May 17. i940. to Mr. and Mrs. Reginald lvIacLennan. i. .i ' a daughter.
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l:. ON-At Bcllevue. May 21. I940. Archibald A. Vlatlieson ln his 68th year. Funeral service from his late residence on Thursday at 2' p. m.
Hospital, where she was eppolnted|P. E. Island Hospital has held e- wgB5T|5R_A; iflqypiL {flay 3L to the staff. We have now in theuernative monthly meetings there 1940 301e,. wgugicn Funeral home besules thr- staff nurses. twelve since its formation. m‘lrqa‘v a. o (yvopk t, Midge“ Fndiiatzis whg have still séime tinge lthghei glredtuate nursifs sshzgli u“ Ceméww - .. . t
o bu. n an een un er gra -; s u en nurses eve ie ‘
uatcs. privilege of usinglthe Gymnasium DAWSON _ A, Gonna, Bedeque
{for Badminton. ;us it may be seen Extensive Repairs .thst many of the people o her- mwn i H‘ er dc Loiliottetobwn in gddltionjm ‘iihgh Bitu- .- s ve re) li‘ w c ma en urses av en o e os- thc outside 0i in: house last sum-lpitalitv of the Cllndal llome (during lllfiiiiiéli‘ ti. *li.‘5“€l‘liv“°linul‘“.ll§ii° flint”; “illeiét “ ‘é'°°‘i§“$. inlfll - - a v _ o
inu t..i- home more easily heated omi-k or the Hospital p‘: fnqingaimng and much more comfortable. We u Qonfloi-Qgblg and agu-Bcgive n51. its nurses during their fllsillstrenuous years of training. Our faithful house MOI-her, Mrs. Miller. is indeed a, mother to the
nicnts and for the fire escape ‘put in olacc during the year, which
l has relieved us of coitszdersbe anxi-
i-‘ly- girls ever watchful over tioir com- Bvsidrs the social gatherings fort and welfare. Parents or the girls lwhich the resident nurses and the r can rest assured may, may u“ being {friends liuvv i-iijoyrd from time i0 we] cur-ed [on
limo.‘ various organizations connect-l we hgpg to make some lmprovP- ‘rd Wllll llle llflfiplllll hove held meet- ments in the lighting and in the nuns in the home. and rave mBllYlBath Room fixtures this year. if the illlflfi; expressed their up reciation necessary funds to pay for same are of ihe pnvJege. Today t ese or- available
May 20. i940. John A. Dawson. aged '75 years. FllllPifll Thursdav st 2 p m.. with a short .\‘(‘l'\'li(‘ ill tho house and from ihcrc lo iho Bapiisl Church. Interment llziniist Ceme- tery. Please omit fiowcrs.
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N. D. MacLean
UNDERTAKER EMBALMER
Charlottetown and North Wlllshlre
I'm’-
juani/nilons. hcadrd bv the league Respectfully submitted, o.’ Mercy. have glvrn an exhibit-on “fr”; picknm "m" “g of their work for the hospital and Chairman, l Nurses Home AVHVHIBKHHN