SEPTEMBER 5, 193.5

M I Jenkins-Maciachern . Wedding

Trinity United Church, Char- lottetown was the scene of a very pretty wedding on July 25th, at 3 o'clock, when Florence Mildred, gaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Macllachern, Hopefield. was uni- ted in the holy bonds of matri- many to Arthur Ludiow, son of

, and Mrs. Hector Jenkins, Marshfield.

Rev. A, Frank Ma.cLean per- formed the, double ring ceremony.

The church was decorated with baskets of snap masons. lurk-spur. aglphinium. Phlox and roses. The wedding music was played by Mrs. Keith Rogers. During the sign- ing of the register Miss Nancy Mi-icNevin sung ”l'll walk Beside You" and "0 Perfect Love."

The bride, given in marriage by liier brother-In-law, Mr. Vernon Duck of York, looked charming in I floor length gown of white net over satin with tulle inserts. The bodice was strapless with a. bolero jacket of cliantilly lace and long lilly-pointed sleeves. Her linger tip veil was of French illusion fashioned with a tiara of net and held in place by lillies of the valley. She carried a cascadc bou- quPt of red roses.

The bride was attended by her sister, M.iss of Halifax. ivho wore a strapless floor length gown of orchid net over satin with matching bolero, headdress and net mittens. She carried. a nosegay of mixed flow- rrs, yellow being the outstanding color.

The groom was ably supported by his friend, Mr. Lowell Balders- ton of North Wiltshlre. The ush- ers were Mr. Roy Pursey of Char-

lottetown and Mr. William Baker of Beach point. The Bride's mother chose for

her daughter's wedding a dress of navy blue with white accessories and a oorsage of white carnations. The groom's mother were a dress at iiavy blue with white acces- sories and a corsngc of white cat'- nations.

Following the ceremony a re- ception and buffet luncheon was held for a large number of fi-tends and relatives at Villa Waters. Pink and white carnations and a three tier wedding cake topped with miniature bride and groom adorn- ed the bride's table. Rev. A. Frank Ma.oLean proposed the toast to the bride which was capably re- aponded to by the groom. Assist- ing in serving were a number of friends of the bride - Misses Elsie Madbougall. Marie Toole. Betty Proctor and Ena MacEachern.

Amid showers of confetti the nappy couple left on a honeymoon trip through the Maritimes Foi travelling the bride chose a blue ili-ass with white accessories and I corsaige of white oarnations.

Prior to her marriage the bride was entertained by the staff of the Provincial Treasury at a treasure hunt and kitchen shower at Stan-hope beach, also at a mis- cellaneous shower given by -her girl friends at the home of Mrs. Howard MacLauchlan.

On returning from their honey- moon thls popular couple will re- side in Charlottetown where they are both employed.

IN MEMORIAM

MARY ELIZABETH FLYNN

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Flynn slip- Pod swu peacefully at her home at Bed-ford on May 29. .

Before her marriage she was Mary Elizabeth Arbin, born at Suf- folk 85 years ago. She mar- ried Wallace Clow who predeceas- ed her early. in life. Later she married Patrick Flynn, who also died some years ago.

Left to mourn are two eons, Pct- rick Flynn, Bedford, and W. W. CIOW. Grand Tracadie; two sons, Charles and James Clow prede- ceased her. also three brothers, John and George Arbin, Suffolk, and William Arhin. Millcove. Two lislf-sisters, Sarah of P. E. I. and Lvdll. New York: one half-bi-other Drive, New York, one sister and one half-sister predeceased her. Also left to mourn are five grand- children and three great grand- children.

The service was held May 31 from Outcline Funeral Home to Suffolk Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Messrs. 'l'nrence Lamiphier, Parnell Curran, John F. WEIR. Fenton Court, William RR"-HY. Elmer McQuairl. The scr- vlce was conducted by the Rev Mr. sproule. York.

Flowers

Pillow-Tena and Billie. SDTIY-Sophie and Pat. Snrsv-Evelyn ind Earl.

Wreath-Georgina. Hat! ic and Elmer. Wreath -- Mr. and Mrs. Lorne

Etmnr. Redford.

Wreath-Mrs. Msobeod and son. Charlottetown.

Wreath --Employees N a t i o n al Park and Dalvny.

Wreath-W. 1., Dunetaffnsge.

Sympathy cum

Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Charlottetown.

Pearl and Jimmie Mcrlabb, Tra- cadie.

Helen and Clarence Fanning. '8. Marshall. Stanhope. lunar! uni Cole Connolly, Bed-

Large

Mr. and Mrs. Bedfoird.

Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Affleck. Mt. Stewart.

George Ra ttray.

Bhnhopeid M” Horace Mamhlm glo:IIuI.I'I.!l?:l :or"t'I?IImrI- if an "'-.'.u.-In”: 'I-11 HOLLIS ST-. HALIFAX. N. I Nine, trips daily in each direction, leaving Borden plat

Mu. Ida Court. t -- ' ," '” 'V Fifty single and doublet rooms with and without nth. Two It 5:30 Mm 9:10 rim. 10:35 am. 1:00 ii.m.. 2:40 am.

Mr. and Mn. Aden Clow, Diin- ACfVMolfIm Quobnot mlnuIes' walk from Railway Station, steamship Piers. Bulineu I530 P-I"-o 7330 Pvm-v 910" P"l- "3350 l”"-- "lid "309 T"I'm""-

iitaffnnzei g Md Thu,-.n-tcai pm,-ict , . , A mmpieu Drug stem snuk 3", line pior at 7:45 n.ni.. ft:l(I a.iii.. 10:35 am, 1:00 p.m., 2:40 00! If rnoc U A 3 Y P R Y Q U B R C II Post Office, Barber Shop. In Hotel Building. 9-m.. 4:30 itm-. 7:30 pm. 9.00 i-.m.. 10:30 am.

Mr. and Mrs. Eph. Clnw, Dun- Maffnnge,

Elsie and Frances llill, Fl'i'llCI'l- fort. .

ML Ind Mrs. Alden Ellis. Chai- lottetqgm,

Mr. and Mn. Melvin MCCJl'lI'liCI( "Id Brande. Pleasant move.

"I. and Mrs. Hgnty Clow.

Maude M&CEaCIlCrll -'

Fortune Notes

..Mr. Melvin Macxenzie, nudi- for. Canadian Bank of Commerce, Halifax, who is spending his vacu- tion visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. R, J. Maoxenzie. sourls, visit- ed in Fortune recently. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Stead and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stead.

Mr. -Ernest Norton, and Mrs. Norton, of Detroit, Michigan, spent a pleasant vacation the guests of Mr. Norton's sister and her hus- band, Mr. and Mrs. J, Reid Under- hay. .

Mrs. George Harp:-r, Chai'lotit-- town, is visiting in Fortune, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Stead.

The many friends of Miss Bertha MacKie, regret hearing of her re-

cent illness. and all wish for her speedy recovery. Mr and Mrs. John Francis

motored to Pictou, N. S., on Sun- d:iy. accompanied by Mr. Harvey Bishop, who has been spending his holidays visiting with his sister and bother-in-law.

Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Burke. ,-and in o children, Roger and i Carolyn, i',ie;i'. the week-cud in

Hilbioii Cross. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ncil Nicholson and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Brent Stead, Mr. Ralph Coffin and Mij Edwin Reid attended the Ayrshire Breeders Picnic at the EVDOI'ltllEllIflI Farm on Tuesday.

Schools have reopened in this vicinity, for the coming term. with Mr. Sterling MacLcod. ad Mrs. Reg. Coffin engaged at Fortune Bridge, Mrs. John J. MacDonald at Howe Bay. and Miss Juice Stead

.-it Eglington.

Among those attending the reception for the A. C. W, W. delegates, which was held in

P. W. C Sunday evening were Mrs. Howard Wood. Mrs. Fred MHOKOHZIP, Mrs. Stirling Burke. Mrs. Arthur Wood, Mrs. George Campbell, and Mrs. Mildred John- stone, The ladies who attended found them very sociable and in- teresting, A buffet liinclir-on was ierved by the nearby Women's Institutes.

Mrs Fred MacKenzie. Bav For- tune, is visfiiig in Parkdiilc, the guest nI her Snn-In-IILW and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Dana Mc- Grath and family.

Mrs. Sam Hill. WTndsor, Onf.. M'- rived by plane recently. to spend an extended visit with her son- ln-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mills and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stead visit-

ed relatives in GGOISCIOWTI "id Montague on Sunda)'. Arthur Jennings and son. Arthur iJr.i have returned in their home in Connecticut, U, S. A- while in Fortune they were the guests nf Mrs. Jennings sister. Mrs. Ernest Aitken. Fortune BridS9- Mid her mother, Mrs. Wesley Keefe. Howe Bay.

Mrs.

Mr. Frank MaoKie. Charlotte- town, was a week-and K119” if the home of Mrs. Milton oinswell and Miss Bertha MacKie.

,,M. Mr and Mrs. Frank MaoKen7.ie. and twn children. Jane and John. and M s. R. E. Macxenzie. Sonrle. were Sunday visitors to Fortune.

A enjoyable dance sponsored bl? Eglington Women's Institute was held in the school on Aug. 21. A 1.-irgi-. number of tourists were pre- sent. and greatly en.In.VN1 the square danciniz.Ml15IC WM I"I'm5hI .ed for the occasion h.V M955” Lloyd lVfncl!lwt-n. R0110 3H.V- "Id Claude MncKen7.ie. Fortune.

on Friday afternon Aucz. Mr!- Arthur Jennings. 9"'"I""" ” " tea in honor of her mother, Mrs. wt-airy Keefe. After an enI0Y&b19 social hour I-110 IMIIFS lid-Ii'"".n”iI '” the dining-room where a bufiff mmhpon was served. with Mrs. Russell Mills presiding over the tea CLIM-

Mr. Robert Wood. U. 5- NM- arrlved recently. from Portland- Me. to thin his wife and son. Donny, who are vacationing with

..M-M-W-:'”'C'j'T Mrs. Mary Dower. St. Peter!- Marlon Affieck, Mt. SIN'M'I- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Court and

Clifford, Hampton. Mrs. Mary Green, Boston. Mass. Ethel Melilck, Charlotte?-OWXL

Mr. and Mrs. Parnell Curran. Pleasant Grove.

Mr. and Mrs. Art. OMalleY. 50 Peters.

Bella. Garfield and anymond cinw, Pleasant Grove. Mrs. Levine Clow.

GIILVRCII and Alf Morrison. Pleasant

Grove. Pert'..V

Pleasant

and Hazel. Charlottetown. Jennie Curran. MOHUIEBL Mrs. Power and Katie. Mon?-NIL

Dots nd family, Montreal. Mfr anal-1 Mrs. Samuel Woolridge.

. H lien MoLure, Iris.

ando Ivirs. Wesley Ford,Char- l t to 'i. mmer. Maud Mrs. James Brady, Charlottetown. 0

Mr. and Mrs. George I Charlottetown,

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her mother, Mrs. Wesley Mac- Kenzie, and other members of the family.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Campbell, tune, where they are busy erect- ing a new summer cottage.

Mr. and Mrs. two children of Rhode Island, U. S. A., were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Underhay and family.

Parkdale. are vacationing in For-

Dick Savage and

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

has returned to her home after spending I pleasant holiday with friends and. relatives in Murray Harbour and High Bank.

Mr. and Mrs. Basil Irving and daughter, Brenda Ann, are spending their holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Irving Beach Point and Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Mac- Kay, High Bank.

Mi; Neil Benton of Sydney, N.S. spent the week end of August 23, visiting with Mrs, Katherine Cair-

Little Sands And Vicinity

..fMrs. Margaret Livingston andi son M" '- ed. Mrs. Livingstone-'s niece, Mrs. Charlie Stewart in Little Sandsl recently. Melvin is a harbor pilot,IJ

They came from Massachusetts by car, carrying a canoe on top of it. E

of Massachusetts visit-mm in Pownall August 26'

piloting ship: into Boston harbor.!,ownV August 2.,-

Pisquid East And Vicinity

..'Mi. Edward E. Jay was a vis-

Mr. Lloyd Jay and Mrs. Howard ay were visitors in Charlotte-

Mrs. Ethel Jenkins and Mrs,

BIG FIRE Loss STOCK!-IDLM. (OP)-Damage by fire in Swedish cities this summer has been the heaviest for some

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time. During July alone damages reached 85,000,000 with several big industrial establishments destroyed compared with about 52,000,000 in the same month last year.

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Miss Katheryn Aker and her two brothers, Jerry and Bruce of Jamaca Plains, Mass, are spend-

ns. High Bank.

Mr. Harry I-Iayter has returned

ing their summer holidays visiting with their sister, Miss Marjorie Aker, at the lionie of their aunt. Mrs. John J. MacDonald.

Mrs. Clifford Towvnshend, Rollo Bay. was hostess to the members of the Ladies' Aid Society of Bay Fortune United Church on Thurs- day evening August 20. The presi- dent, Mrs. Arthur Wood presided. There was an attendance of 23 members and two visitors. A special feature of the evening was the singing of two delightful solos, by Mrs. Kenneth Er-itoti. accuiiipiinicd by Mrs. Donald Sharpe at the piano.

On Thursday evening the Ladics' Aid Society held their annual Chicken Supper at Fortune Bridge Hall. A delicious supper vias.serv- ed, and all who iittendred proclaimi- it to be a huge success.

Miss Gladys Alt-ken. R. N., who has been spending her vacation with her pareiits. Mr. rind Mrs. Douglas Aitkcii has returned to Boston, Mass.

Mr and Mrs, Everett Rhodes and two children, and Mrs Ecttn Rhodes. of Boston: Mam” have re- turned home after spendiniz a plea- sant. holiday visiting with -Mrs. Ernest Jolinstonc rind family, For- tune Bridge.

Miss Dora Aitken, and Mr. and Mrs. Urban Malone and daughter. Elizabeth. Bnsifin, Mass, are spend- Int: their vacations at Fortune Bridge the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Aitken and family.-

Messrs. John Giliis, and George Stead Forest Hill were visitors to Fortune on Sunday,

Mr, and Mrs. Carl Wood, Farm- ington. and Mr. and Mrs Kcnt Chapman and son. Billy. Green- wood, Mnss., were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs Howard Wood recently.-C'N.

niiI?FcE”iit?iEr and Vicinify

.'Mr and Mrs. Lflllcllie MacDon- ald have returned to High Bank after spending a few days onpPic- tnu Island. NS. where they visited with friends and relatives.

Mr. Arnet White of Murray Riv-

a short visit with his parents. Mr- and Mrs. Fred White.

High Bank school re-opened

August. 26 with Mrs. Earnest Vail as teacher. Her many friends regret to hear that Mrs, Benjamin Reynolds is a patient In the KIHQS County Mem- orial Hospital. All wish her a speedll recovery,

week-end of August 23 with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. N.C. stew-

art of High Bank,

DOWN t I. Intrigue 2. Ago rarchaicl 3.Means of communi- cation I. contend 5. Half cm! 6. Rnncor 7. Great deal

ACROSS C111. 85 I meet Shatter Once more Wrote "Common sense” Portends Country is. Asial Keel-billcx cuckoo 9. Pig pen , piece

Fair 10. Encourage (tbbr.I I6. Kind of Lion-like bridle bit Likely 19. Nest of

. River young

(So. Am.) pheasants

. Run away

. Thus

. Postpom

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(nbbr.) 29. Leg joint 31. Charge for services . Member of Indonesian tribe 33. Suscepti- bility to 81. Tantalum teym.) sst Parson bfri ( var.) 30. Coin fswed.) 40. Mistake (2. Helmet- ehaped part

44. Lariat

45. Near (poet) (8. Romanian

river

use Mr; 55 ?-'- 3? ?3Fa :-

HLONO

er, left recently for Ontario. after

Mi-s. Odell Dyer of Sirnifon, Mf-

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to Toronto, Ont. after spending his vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haytbr of High Bank.

Mr. Floyd Johnston, has returned in Toronto. after spending his holidays at Murray River. guest of his mother, Mrs. Frederick G. Johnston.

Mr. George Saunders of Goose Bay, Labrador, is at present spend- Ing a holiday at his home in Mur- ray River

Miss Joan Rankin. Pictou Island.

is at present spending a few days in Murray River, guest of her sis- ter Mrs, Ford Keenan. I Mr. and Mrs. Con Murphy Char- llottetown, are spending their holi- days at Murray River, guests of Mrs. Murphy's mother, Mrs. Fred- erick Johnston.

A C. 2 Reginald Johnston of the R.C.A.F. station in Su-mvmerslde. si)ent the week-end of Aug, 29, at the home of his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Reginald Johnston, Murray River.

Miss Annie MacLeod. Charlotte- town, was a recent visitor to Mur- ray Rivet; guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gavin MacLeod.

Mrs. Minnie Deane, Little sands, recently spent a few days in Char- lottetown. guest of Mr. and Mrs, Louis Simmons. -

Mr.. and Mrs. William Hedgin- son. Moncion, N.B, are spending lthcir holidays in White Sands. guest of Mrs, I-lodgInson's mother, Mrs. Olive Giddings.

Miss Jeanetta Giddings. Mono- ton, NB. is spending her holidays at the home of her mother. Mrs. Olive Giddings. White Sands,

'Mr and Mrs. Lloyd MacLeod and daughter Karen of Dartmouth,

' N.S. are spending their holidays,

at the homes nf their parents Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Macbeod, Murray River and Mrs. Bell. Iris.

Miss Greta Beaten of Sydney. N. S spent. it weeks' vacation visiting with her aunt Mrs. Katherine Cairns of High Bank.

Mr, Sidney Stewart, Ottawa. Ont. is spending a holiday with his ais- fers. Misses Flora and Sarah Sie- wart and his brother. Mr. Bruce

Stewart at their home in High . Bank. Mr. Wm J. MacKav of High

Batik, is busily engaged In borlnz wells in various districts in King's County.

Mr. Norman MecPherson of Hnpcficld and Mr. Jack MaoKay of Glen William. have recently left for the lumber woods in Nova

Miss Janet Stewart span! tlic,Sc0fiR-

Once more echnnl bells are rins- tnvr in Murray River. The principal this vcar is Mr. James Macneth. INS rninivniedi

20. Frozen water 21. Mul- berry 22. Liber- ate 24. IVALQ striders 25. Prov- more (Can) 27, Lam, YeItzrdey'I Auwer prey 35. Eminent 30. Water 16. Period: , god of time tBsbyIi 88.Cd.I'ry . ' 33. Subtle 41. Male eheq emana- 12.Tslk tions 43. Mind 34. Parts leny

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A One tenor mnpty mm on another. In chiaiexiifipvo A mail for the nine 1.1. X for the two

0'5. etc. Ilngh lottun. spoe-'

Mr. and Mrs. James MacLauch- Hn. Massachusetts, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carleton 1-Iumes in. Little Bands and visited friends' and relatives in surrounding dis- tricts. They returned on August 23th. bY Way of Wood Islands-

Caribou ferry. 3

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm MacLean,

The heavy electrical storm on Sunday caused considerable dam- age in various parts of the Island. Little Sands did not escape com- R pletely. Mr. Montie Livingstone's O house was struck but the damage

spent the week-end of August 29,

and Mrs. Levi Jay.

and three children Cornwall, l were visiting Mr. , M8CLEall'SIDOqag.h were guests of M"'I mm”. Mr. John Dan MacLeaniWIlll.eS parents, Mr. and Mrs. and other relatives in Little Sands 0”” K9)” ”" A"3”" ”' ove th k- d.

r 0 wee an Mr. Guy Jay ape..; the August

29 week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jay.

Muriel Howard, California. were visitors in Pisquid East the week of August 26, guest of their niece, Mrs. Edward E. Jay and Mr. Jay.

Miss Mabel Jay, Charlottetown,

t the home of her parents, Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. Welter White,

Mrs. Wilfred McArec, Baldwin's oad, was guest of tier aunt, Mrs. wen Kelly and Mr. Kelly on Aug-

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the district. some slight damages ITO"! Murray River and other set- tlements were also reported. Many

years here.

The harvest is ripening very fast and it is believed that the sound D of the binder will be heard (before this goes to press) in this district.

Mr. and Mrs. Lockie MacDonald D and son Bobbie of Quincy, Mass, were visiting their ootit at ,3, Bibbauld MacNeill's in

Sands. W

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wheeler who "8 Employed On "The Dunning” were at their homes in Little sand: on Aug. 26.

Mr. and Mrs. James Harris and two children, Ottawa. were VI,'It. ing at Mrs. I-Iarris' mother, Mrs.

aid Livingstone, HQpefle1d Md Primary room. Miss Joy Herring, Murray River. Much success is wished both teachers and pupils for the coming term.

Miss Betty Lou Bell has returned to London, Ont. after spending her holidays at the home of her N parents. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Bell

of White Sands, T la

Mr, Alexander Richards of Glad- stone, spent his holidays visiting with friends and relatives in Bos- ton, Mass.-CD.

Many of the Atlantic islands such as the Azores are actually the tops A of old underwater volcanoes.

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o COMFORT

id , 1 .g g . . summer home in Little Sands) ii.”..'2.5iE:.”J.iiiIiI.?.”;ZlZ..ii during .Ausuat- Miss Ham Rob- lPrl5, assistant with the Mayberry

Construction Co. of Dallas, Texas, and Dr. Evelyn Oarrington, child psychologist

unspoiled natural beauty of P.E. 1. and mpecially of the South Shore during a three-day visit with Mrs.

daughter Miss Mary MacPherson

Wood Islands East, was also in the

ion, Mass., Sands. is visiting friends here and in districts.

of Keene Teachers College, Keene, N.H., with Mrs. Blackington,Fre.nk III and Priscilla. all teachers in N. H,, revisted the Little sands area recently.

Concord, N.I-1., onito Halifax.

John Bruce of High Bank snd Miss Minnie MacLeod of Newton, Mass, will return to U.S.A. on

Visitors at Dondea (Mrs. Dean's

the school of the

for alias. were fascinated with

ERTIS.

Mrs. Kale MacPherson and ere in Charlottetown last week. Malcolm

Mrs. MacPherson.

Miss Minnie MaoLeod of New- formerly of Little relatives and

surrounding

Professor Prank Blackington. Jr.,

Mr, George Rollins of Newport, and Mr. Damon Russell of tudents at Keene eachers College, spent two days st week in this area, continuing