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-WEDDING BELLE.-Mr. VJ.. J. Trainer of Emerald and Min ltosellai Kelley were united in marriage on_ ‘Wednesday morning last in the Cath-i ‘huh church, mae by Rev. rather Herrell, P. P. Congratulations. ' I

VISITING THE ISLAND.-Mr. and.

Mrs. A. Milne Fraser, of Halifax, ac- 'companied by Mrs. Kirkpatrick, wlfe_ [of Dr. E. A. Kirkpatrick, also of Hall-, ifax, are spending a few days in Mono-_ ton; the party motored from Halifax? lon Wednesday and after sponding a ifew days in Moncton will motor tal |Cape Tormentlne cn route to Prince Edward Island, where they will tour; _the ilsland. While ln Moncton they_ fare guests at the American Hotel.-i jlllnncton Transcript. I

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ENGAGEMENT CONCLUDED.-_

_ The Gladys Klnrk Company conciud _ed their engagement here on Saturday gnlght when they presented in a splen-Q §»!i.'l n1.'lnn<-1' the old favorite drulllzlticl `succ1~ss, “‘St. Elmo" before a large' und appreciative nu-llence This popu- Elalr cornpuny may be assured ofa hear-_ _ty welcome when they next favor Char-1 ~lottctown with u visit. Mr. Balfour be- lfore the last act heartily thanked the _citizens for the patronage accorded

iopen an engagement at the Prince Ed; lward ln a week's time. I ...__ _ | MOONEV-THOMPSON WEDDING-_ .5 ' The S_t. John Globe says, Miss Ethel' §May, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Thomp-1

Though Vary It la a Birlvlll Diaeaaa-Warne at _Thla 8lll°|l-

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saperllla at once. This me “F'ties.1l'§§rl'i°°f.1.i°§3§§”pf.'§§.§§§`§i o e _ relief. It hae’bg_el_1 entirely satisfac-

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-'-PRSENTATION--A farewell ad-

dress accompanied by a handsome presentation, was tendered to Rell- Father McLean at St. Paul's Church on Sunday evening immediately after Vespers. when the retiring pastor of- nrlatea for the last _time as nv-rlsll priest. The address was read by 01' premier Arsenault, while Hon. J-M1165 A. McNeill, on 'behalf of the .parish- on/ers, made the presentation. Father McLean, in accepting the address and gizt, made a very fitting reply. lhllllk' ing the good people for their kind words and generosity.-H.

ison, 197 St. George St. West side, wasj --

,unlted lu marriage to George V. flvfooney, Moncton, on Wednesday even-i A V|3|T°R FR°M AMHEEBI' T ling hy Rev. W. P. Dunham, at tl1c`M"- .J- L- McLean' M m art' lparsonnge, Falrville. The bride was f°l`“1@l°1Y 01' Cfallaudf W” in (ih;"f°_'_ iattired in a travelling costume of blue, _ WWW” fm” me Exmbm°“ and B "M° ‘with black velvet h:-it and was asslst~ home? 0” 5“¢“"d°Y_ a"°"“°°“° L _pd by Miss Reade_ ML DupHss,,,,__' McLean has been away from the Is- F‘air\'ille, acted as groomsman. The land fm' twenty yea" but has made llalllly couple left on a honeymoon l°'3"l°dI° Visits t° hi' Md “"m°' mp to Halifax and P. E. 1. and will D“fl“K “W W" Mr- M°L°““ W” _reside in Monctom The bride was superintendent of the Charles Faw- the recipient of a large number of cett Ltd-I ‘mgaged in Dwducmg gifts including a silver set from the_m“"-m°"» and especially the mann' staff of Manchester Robertson & Alll- f"°m"° °f 'mens' having "' very 'uc' Son Ltd_ _ Icessrul record. 'Mr. McLean ls

' inow enjoying a well-earned holiday.

‘ - “""°' ‘and before resuming work will visit lsrfir/if°'l;riiil?1,crl§Et?1?ME; his °ld l‘°’“° in H“'“°t°“' `

‘who was formerly assistant priest al' tl M ti

. A situn 'on with a drama c nge ;Sl. Peters Cathedral preached in tllatl . _ Mhurch at th 11 0,6100) Serv. es affecting the school teachers of Char

__ I 1. 9 . { 15° yu `llottetown has developed. The closing f_;"‘ “Y de 'Vermg an, excel’ ‘mn Y j of the schools is a grave possibility

.1 le and impressive discourse. Rev. 1 ~ 'd ,Herbert Bennett of St. John Baptist: rim plrtognciill tteacglegs “mon Qin?

, re lesex a ons o govern Lhurch 'St' .`]°h“‘ N' ‘B" amciamd at laspt month setting forth the demands the celebrallon of the Holy C0mmun"of the rural teachers for a minimum ion mul dehyered an excellept sermon I district supplement. In the resolu- ,in me ev°“‘“g‘ During ms 5tay.m tion adopted it was 'agreed that all Charlottetown Rev. Mr. Scott S1l11tll_tencherS should send in resigmmons |w“5 th? guest of Mr' and Mrs' Cash iconditional on a favorable action by

\vho with Major Bartlett will accom- __ - to _ _morning en rou e ack to tie ma n- . _ _ .Mud Mr qcmt Smmfs mm friends Three Challottetoun teachers at once

' ` ' ' ‘ 1 Y *obeyed the decision of the union and lhere were delighted to see him once _ - t th _more and to note that he is enjoyinglgfaxggged their resigmmons 0 e

iflxcegfntt gleam] their muy regret “ef The trustees porcmptol-lly required

‘mg a. e was unable m make aftheir withdrawal by October Gtll or llunger WSH' - false they would be considered as def~

5 _ - -lnite. The teachers concerned have no 3 FIRE YEsTER.DAY'_,The “fe al"intention of doing so 'and the ulllon arm sounded ut ._i.30 oclock Sunday is prepared to support them actively _afternoon for 11 fire at the store of_ “sympatheuc strike.. is the Mme _S. A. McDonald. Queen Street. Tlllclciapplied by the trustees to the attitude

mnoki- was issuing from the windows of the cu .` _ __ _ _ _ _ _ y teachers ln their support~ ’il1ii<l:cl)irie?il1i;eid\\id]1-he zblliligleliotgilhildli I-"g the claims Of those in_tlle c_ountry. .mc from _war to gain an entrance-il111i ln their communication tley de- 1 . prccated this method.

und found that the fire was coufincd_ - to the rear lllillincry room upstairs. on the othef hand' Miss' LJ' Tay' _'rh.~. hose from me clnmlirhl engineflvf. honorary Secretary 0_1 the ufllgll ‘~»-.us sullirlent to extinguish the blaze. ,hmfes that it 15 “Ol °°“5‘d‘”`ed _si e Just how the fire started is not known _“I the “amre °f 3 Sympathetic 5 r ke exactly. The sun was pouring its rays _ Since the teacher” "hl'°“5h°“t the pm' Lhmugh the heavy glass at the .rear _vlnee form one_unlon and the grievan- quite strongly in the afternoon and it 1°‘-‘S °f_°“° “Cho” are °°“seque“uy,, may have been that acting in theithe grievances °f,au- szlrno manner as a lens the pieces of’ "U 15 not as though We were “lf silk lying o11 the table may have be-iilmliflg U10 Plumbers °" elecmcans' onlne ignitei in this way. An electric |'-‘l_i‘1d MISS Taylor, or if, for instance, iron in the same room might possibly g t_Y‘“"Ff W8? an mdehendenl- “mon ln have been the' cause if the current 5Ulllll'l°l"-“de and We acted i" Sym'

was not closed off. Mr. McDonald thc _».D1'lthY with SOIHQ l0¢B_l mailer ‘lf th;}" ' ro meter was in the courur ester Own. The case ls mute dllllefehl- B

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Save $4.00 per ton by buying in the fall, besides i' ` “ 'r,'~- '_ "\ ~_,, * -

D D Y Y ' .day when the fire broke out and Mr. fwlluhm Mcxenzle one or the clerks _took charge. The most damage will

.probably be that caused by smoke.

I wsoomc. ar.-:|.l.s.-Neverdld the lliells of 'St. James Church, Freotown, i~end forth lnore joyful hynlneal peals `lhan on Wednesday August 20th when jthrough the portal of the sacred edi- tice passed the bridal procession of which the principals were Leonard _J. McCarthy, Frectown and Miss Me~ ,linda Murphy, Freotown to the strains 'of the wedding march, beautifully l' _

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cndercd by Mr John Noonan, whllo Miss Catherine Cash sang hymns up roprlato for the occasion. The bride as handsomely atiired in a gown of

pale blue satin trimmed with geor- gette crepe and headed fringe and wore a lopg bridal veil gracefully dec- orated with a wrcatll of orange blos- soms and carried a bouquet of white carnations. Tho bridesmaid Miss Ida Moflarvlll, sister of the groom vias dressed in pink crepe de chene with cap to match and carried a bouquet of pink carnations. The groom was -ably supported by Mr. Emmett Mur- phy, brother of the bride. _After the marriage which was performed by; Rev. Francis MacQuald, the bridal party motored to Charlottetown where tl sumptuous dinner was awaiting at the Revere and returned in the ev- ening to the home of'tho brides par- ents.

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PRETTY CHURCH WEDDING.-A

very charming wedding took place at St. Joachim's church, Vernon River, on Sept. lst, when Miss Cecelia Mc~ Donald, ot' McGowan Bros., Saskatoon, became the- wife of Donald J. McKen~ zie, `of the Customs Dept.. Ottawa.:

lform one body, with one executive, and :lt would be impossible for it to suc- lcossfully car'ry out its functions un-

less it acted as such.”

The intention of the union to act

strongly in the matter was emphrisizi

led bv Mr. J. D. Seaman princ pa o _, 1 . Z _ The brl_de 'was attended by her sister, g§_’é“_‘_§i§_f_’”“" S"“°°' “ie presldem °' Mildred Mhnonala, while the groom 1 “We Shan stand by the three teach was supported by his' brother Charles 'ers concerned to the end," he said to M°K°“zl°' Rev~ Wm' McKenzie' °‘-’“' _E Guardian Represemauve_ sin of the groom, was the officiating | ML Johnswm principal of Kent clerglman, being assisted by the pas- iStreet School, one of- the unlon's ex- mr' Rev' P' D' Mcauigan' and Rev' :ecutlve also exprssd the determine- K' C' Mcphersw' pastor °f St' Mar' ‘_uo__ 1' th _ t. to 'owe the garet's, and cousin of the bride. Suit-

° B °"5amz“ ‘°“ able hymns were beautifully sung by

'issue to a satisfactory conclu ion. Ml M C m d 'Mi B _ _ l When interviewed, Mr. gulderson Ph':_s0;ryM:?_ _?Eh;:nG,.eeB,? S3; Lg'

53°‘;‘_3_'-“"i;_ °f U‘g_5°h°°| b‘_”“',;i 3;‘P"°t55` Av. Marla. Miss' Collins presided at

e e s rong isnpprovu 0 9 3 ' the organ. After the marriage coro- tude of the city teachers. l;le.stated mom, me happy couple Wm) a few that the °\`““e95' 'CPU' Was ““a“i` of their near relatives and friends mous and that they had 'no intention drove w me home of the brmds fMh_ Of bending W 5 thmat 9( strike Pres' er, John R. McDonald," where dinner sure. was served, after which evangielil-1l.lc

"lt ls- admitted that the rural teach- addresses were made by me Rem Fa.

ers are 110! heillg lreul-Gd BS l~h0Y there ol' the ceremony. also by Rev. 0u8hl- ill lhh WHY of‘|alaries," Suld P. A. `McDonll.ld, lion. David Mci)on~ Mr. Bulderson. "und they are C0 be aid, M.P.. Peter McDonald. otlsivo, sympathlzed with. But`-the ~Ch8\°l0li€=- and Joseph McDonald, Vernon. 'l'he town teachers have no just grievance. bride was the recipient ol’ many henn- Lnst year when 'they asked for a raise tlful gifts. Mr. McKenzie, the groom, of $100 lt was granted. Their present saw more than four years' service in procedure is conslderednothlng but France. ' To the young couple the a sympathetic strike which is very Guardian extends hearty iellcltations. wrong. They are quite at-‘liberty to -__ give the rural teacher their moral sup At his residence there passed sway port 'but to do so actively is unjustlfl- to thc better land, on Friday the 22nd ab]e_ _ day of August, 1919, Mr. Alfred Stew-

hoarrl, beyond admitting the facts mer of Montague. in the 73rd year of made no comment, M5 38°-

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Although the decullorrof the board ln early life the late Mr. Steward

was um.m.|m0us_ at lent one of the embarked ln sea-faring as ehlp»carpen~ members _Mn John Gordqnl _WM My _ter which he _followed for a number of present at the meeting' held last Tues- Years- Vlhmlllr ill thi! Capacity, many

Mr. Henry Smith, chairman of the ard. a well known mechanic and far- Q20- i12-00|D°l’-

this, their dark hour of affliction and bereavement.

Though the subject of this notice

was a great sufferer during his illness which continued for a period ol’ al- most two years, yet, with characteris- tic cheeriulness he bore his affliction with fortitude; and, realizing that his end was approaching, calmly did he await his release from the flesh, and be gathered home, where pain, sor- row and denth are forever unknown. l-le died ln the full assurance of div- ine favor lhrough Chrlst’s redeeming grace. I-Ils last days were devoted

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lnuch to prayer and Bible study, re- taining his mental faculties unlmvllf- ed unto the end. _ '

The funeral services were eondullf-

ed by the Rev. Mr. Fytohp.. UIQ'-0|' °f the Methodist church at Montague. in the presence of many of the rellf-IVUI and friends of the deceased; lf¢°l‘. which. the remains were conveyed to theor lest resting place in Brudenell cemetery, accompanied by a lar80 concourse of devoted friends. who ten- derly consigned to the consecrated ground all ithat was mortal. of him who was a universal favorite and worthy ,citlzen.-Com.

_CANADIAN NATIONAL RAll.WAYSI' _ ‘ PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND DlVlSliiNS' `

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which, kindly life of a father

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day as he was out of _,owl at the lleiadiillg ports_ of commerce of 8.45] 4.151

Seen by the Guardian Mr. Gordon 1° WWI- d 3 9°1'V°e5

intimated that he was idollned to sup “ 1:21 'L d°;"“?g~ f°" 1 _ __ _ _ _ _ _

port the view of the teachers. 3:; mrialgiugatlg _ssl l ~25 6.05 Arl°.- - Sourls " .. _-_ '

_ The executive of ,the Un- the esteem and

lon will meet on Tuesday llilhl ¢° owner; everywhere _

discuss the _question in .detail and to career at “L he A.M.(FMé _ " _

initiate plana 'should eitreme action ence for 'Q re' years in nom 4.1 Dev. ` Mt. Stewart - `

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