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—LADIES 0F ST. PAUL'S PAR- ISH HOLD BRIDGE-A delightful card party was held on Monday af- ternoon in the K. of C. Home at Summerside by the ladies of 5t. Paul's parish. Bridge and whist were played. The prire winner for bridge was Mrs. W. B. MloNell and rei- whist, Mrs. Daniel Mabneiii. s.

-"LABGl NUMBERS VANISH" from dlflerent parts of “The Is- land," but on inquiries being made they slways tum up st The Fam- ous Richmond Hall, where you'll find them gliding over the polished surface to strains of enchanting inusie by Wellington Eight Piece Orchestra. Be one o! the Jolly, Joyful number Thursday, July 21. Choice Refreshments. Best oi’ order. Only 25 cents. 4501-7-20-li.

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AND C08TB—Mr. G. M. Matthews, County Magistrate. gave Judgment in the Court House, Summersitle on Tuesday morning in the case of a. party from Summerside, who ran into a horse and buggy on June 26 and severely injured Mr. Brennan of Elmsdale. The accused was con_- victed and fined $25 and costs. The Magistrate also heard a. prohib- ition case against a party from Tignish. This case was adjourned until Tuesday next for judgment. S.

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Two boys, eight and nine respec- tively, took $24.00 out of one of the cash registers in Messrs R. T. ' Hannah's store at Summerside on Tuesday morning. prehended by Chief of Police Kane and confessed that they took the money. They will appear in ‘the course of a few days in the Juv- enile Court.

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—Word has been received by his sister, Miss Kelly atMiscouchepof the death in the City Hospital, Boston, Mnsst, on the 11 inst" or " Lucius O. Kelly at 77 years of age. He was the son of the late Hon. Francis Kelly He represented that district in the local Legislature for atinumber of

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—SAD BEREAVEMENT — There. passed away at the home of his' mother, Mrs. Lambert Giliis of Misccuche,_ on Monday, Ernest Peters, at the early age of 22 years. Ernest had been in falling health for some months and ‘had been a patient in the Hovincial Sanitar- ium durlng the winter months. For

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IN MEMORIAM

DONALD ANDREW CAMPBELL

The death of Donald Campbell which occurred at. his home in Greenvnle on May 24th removes one of the oldest residents of that dstrict. He was born in Little Harbor 94 yours ngo and when a young man took up n. farm in

liam o! Blooming Point, Mrs W. J. Ryan, Nepcnset, Mass., Mr. Frank McIntyre, st. Andrews, whe was with him during his illness.

Point and 23 grandchildren, l6 of them being present at his funeral. His son Alex and daughtenMrs. John Egan predeceased him several

One brother, Joseph of Blooming~

the past two months he has lived at home, where his mother tenderly nursed him in his Olflilllg days. His father, the late Henry Peters, died some years ago. The deceased spent his boyhood with his uncle, Michael Ready _in Irishtown, where he was a general favorite as he had many fine qualities which endeared him

Grecuvalo and later married Mary McDonald of Norris Pond who pre- deceased him two years ago. Though his satrength has been fflilllltl for n fciv ycnrs he was able to visit with the neighbors until n couple of (lays before his death. He leaves to mourn three daugh- ters, Mrs. McDonald ut Chepstow. Mrs. Pctingill of Springfield, Muss. and Mrs. Guilder with whom he resided. ,

to all who knew him. He was an only child, his mother alone being left to mourn. Much sympathy is; extended to her in her bereavement The funeral will take place this morning at 8 l. m. from the rest-i dence of Mrs. Gillis in Indian Riv- p er OiHlfClln-S "i

years ago. The funeral to St. Boseventures Church ws largely attended. show- ing the esteem in which he was held. High Mass of Requiem was cfli-‘biflicd by his pastor ‘Rev. J. B. McIntyre who also officiated at the grave. . After which all that was mortal of a kind and loving husband and father was laid to rest to await the glorious resurrection. The pail bearers are as follows, Mali?!“ Kelly. Alex MacDonald, J. J. MacGilvary, Bfgphgn M“- Dougall, Roddie MacDonald and Donald MacDonald.

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JAMES B. MCDONALD

' Q There passed peacefully away at ' his home in Blooming Point on the

morning of June 22nd James B. Rest in peace. A. Gallant of Bummerside. Rev. O. McDonald in his 82nd year. Mr. (Patriot Please Copy) J. MeLelfan, DJ), eelebntgq the » McDonald was an old and respec- ~_______.._._ Nuptial Mass. The bride was very f. v rm resident stunt place. The de- ::Time i... mead “mm, Winsome in a wedding dress of shell ~.-

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pink with over dress of lace of the ‘ same delicate shade. She wore a large picture hat to match and ear- ried a lovely bouquet of pink earns» i tions. Mt‘. and Mrs. Leonard Peters, attended the young couple, Mrs. Pet-

ers being dressed in blue. During the service the Girl's chen- gang appropriate hymns. Mr. Lawrence Gallant offichted at the organ. Im- , mediltelr sfter the ceremony a. sumptuous wedding breakfast wssi served at the home of Mrs. John A. Gallant. the bridal couple leaving immediately after for a abort wed- ding tour to Charlottetown, m, m4 Mrs. Gallant will reside in Bummer. side when their many friends wish them every happinuu-S

, ceased hnd bccn enjoying good T health up till two weeks previous I to his death when ho was stricken ,‘,- with paralysis of which he never i’. fully recovered and on the above mentioned date his spirit took excellence has carried its fame be- lllght to its eternal demise. yond the seas. If it wen. double

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