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cghgng n I n 85c ﬂld Pinenii, and other relatives of on Mr. and Mrs_ Tents Peters. re- I I

, scores of friends gathered at the spending a few days at her home ' Greatly Reduced Mum» i» to...» We "ab" i» L- o» a A- ... l - Crescent, w u K J n i’ . Th; day's first wnsrutulotori‘ ’ “W” mm" l‘ v Mrs. Olive Chaissori of Boston

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Wedding Anniversary

The follmving item from the East Toronto Weekly will be read with much interestlocaltv:

On the 12th. of July 3’! years ego. Bessie Catherine Macbeod and William Wallace MaePhee were married in Charlottetown. Prince Edward Isiand- an occasion which. ‘this month, was commemorated 0y l an anniversary surprise party when

became a member of an Orange Lodge and he has.been active in the organization's work during the past 44 years: he first joined in Prince Edward Island.

The young couple were married by The Rev. Daniel MacLean. a Presbyterian Minister who was

were wearing the True Blue badq ges. | An old school chum of Mr. Mac-i Phee's. Mr. John H. Coiwill Kingston. Prince Edward 1511\nd.} was a visitor at the time of time!

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wedding anniversary celebration. this month. He is a Past Count], Master of Queen's County. lnd| Past Master of King William Ledge; Number 1166. L.O.L. in Kingston. Mr. Colwlll followed exactly the footsteps of Mr. MscPiiceb father.

Historic Gavel

A gavel of unusual historical significance has been taken hack to King William Lodge by Mr. Col- will_ It was presented. an the acct.- sion of the recent wedding anni- versary. by Mr. MacPhee in merri- ory of his father.

The gavel is made of wood from The King William Tree to which the mighty man of Orange tied his hdrse before the Battle of The Boyne in 1690. The tree still stands nt Scarva, Ulster. in Northern Le- land. g

Gavels were made from the tree and scattered throughout the Brit- ish Empire.

Mr. MacPhee used it at special Orange functions. It was brought from Ireland and presented to him

of‘

John Knox L. O_ L.. Number 299d,’

ber of both of t-hesrlodges. Garabnldl L. O. L.. Number 3115

Mr. MacPhee helped in the early fonnative stages of the lodge. and he is known by the members as "the father."

There is now a second Italian L O. L. in Hamilton, Ontario.

Membership has been held by Mr. MncPhee in every branch of the Orange. His Black Perceptory is "The Burning Bush" Royal Black Perceptcry. Num-bei‘ 1202. and he belonged to Centre District Royal Scarlet Chapter. He is the only male member of Lady Russell

me Orange sentinel {or mm yum ‘on Coleman section is now on hi.» I

He workedon various of the city dailies in Toronto. and was an edi- torial writer. feature writer, and city editor. . Thirty years aga Mr. and Mrs. MacPhee came to Toronto and have lived. ever since. in the Danforth ares. They recall when Summon

where they now reside. Mr. MacPhee was born in the Clyde River District of Prince Ed-

lward Island and Mrs. MacPhee at

Murray River. He is an elder of Riverdale Presbyterian Church, To- ronto.

A party was arranged by a gnu}. of ladies belonging to Lady Rus- sell Lodge. L.O.B.A. on the occasion of the recent wedding anniversary and came as a complete siuprise to Mr. and Mrs, Mat-Price. The lawn party was held on the ter-

. race of the MacPhee residence.

Tea was poured by Mrs. Ethel Gilbert and Mrs. Dorothy Aberdeen, both of whom are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. MacPhee who have four daughters and two sons. Flying Of- ficer John MacPhee was among tne gallant boys from the Danfurzn area who flew to defend Freedom and he was last overseas.

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. lists hi ‘ h iu - l _ T Islanders Celebrate 3.. .;"...2“§i.'.”....3.i?5.’2.. "Will"

I sted on their roster. It. was the Cl G a1‘ l 11g “tmlyltnlian 1.. o_ 1.. in the world. Mm mmmkk Amnm}, o,

Bedeque is visiting in this vicinity.

The R. C. M. P. were in Hawlsn on Thursday.

Mr. Arlene Poirier ol Miscouche was In Howlan on Monday.

. Mrs. Henry J. Gallant of Duvar went to Charlottetown for a visit. recently.

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Mrs. Ray Noonen of O'Leery is

vacation at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Paul I. were guests of Ml‘. and Mrs. A. .1 Arsenault on Friday evening.

i English Printed fadoless cottons, In dainty, small patterns. Orangg Gram Master of Prince Avenue “m an 0pm mm’ “d Bu,“ ' k990i!" PIKE l5 “m, P" YMH~ ' Edwmld Island‘ _ 1 when there were only two houses ‘Clecirin at c Yd. Mr" Macphee “or” the Dungeon the side of Linsmore Crescent M“ “d M“ TO“? “w” 5‘ 9 """' """" i 5")‘- “hlle b°lh he and m5 bnrci Summerside motored to Hoivlai.

on Friday evening.

Mr. Robert Arsenault returned from his trip on Tuesday p. m., bringing home a car.

Mr. Joseph F. Arseneult. Duvar is a patient in Alberton HOSDlLil with a bad attack of gall stones.

Quite a few'pesty' little altunris have been disposed off by traps and shooting in the district re- cenily.

Miss Joan Arsenault came from Alberton to attend the picnic at St. Anthony's on Wednesdaynluly. 14th.

came from Saint John on Saturday for a week's vacation with his m’- ther and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Piueau and family are spending their v.1- cation in_ Duvar at the home of his birth.

Miss Oive and Melvlna Buotc are home spending a well earned vacation with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Buote, Kelly Road

and Mrs.

Buchanan of Massachusetts.

Miss Mary Cahili of Summer- side is guest of her cousin here. Delmn Gallant. She will return

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Mrs. Frank Peters spent. Friday afternoon at her former home ..' i

Mr. Robert Doiron of Duvari

the home of Mrs. James Boyce of Howlan.

Miss Doris Gallant, Howlan and Miss Evelyn Gallant, C. J. Gallon; and Arthur S. Gallant. Woodstock. also Mrs. Gus Peters. Duvar. were among the passengers on Tuesday morning on the ‘pilgrimage to St. Anne's in Quebec.

Much credit is due the “Wood"

wheels they tow it in back olirhe our to the fishing pond.

On Monday. July 19th. Mr. and

l0 he!‘ home 0n FTlday evening.

Hay-making is the order n! the day and is turning nut Lﬂond crop in this vicinity. fields are exceptionally heavy. ‘

Some

Howlan, Bloomfield and Piusville.

The many friends of Jos. i’ Arsenault. Duvar were sorry tc ,Ieni"n that lie was removed from I the Western Hospital to Summer- -side Hospital for an operation on Wednesday. Everyone wishes for |him a hasty recovery-How 1 The friends of Oliver Haywood Rhere were grieved to hear of his

Mrs. Jos, B. Arsenault got: quite a. surprise when his sister, Mary.

,froin Old Town. Mo, U.S.A. who a vcryl had been gone for twenty three

‘years dropped in. She was accom- lpnnied by her niece from Maine

turning ta Summerside on Tuesday morning.

On Friday evening the reguiar July meeting of st. Anne's Club. Howlan and Woodstock was held rit. the beautiful new home of Mrs. iFrank Richard with an attendance lot thirteen members and three i visitors. Meeting as usual began or prayer after reports were heard

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after which a. game of bingo wa: very much enjoyed by all present. Proceeds $3.06 to go in fund. Lunch was then served by hostess assist- ed by some of the ladies present.

Allierton South

Mrs. Maurice Perry (Six) was e

turned home from the Western Hospital after receiving treatniert there. I The many friends of Mr. Paul Gaudin. Alberton. are pleased to

INSURANCE SERVICE

— learn that he is much improved ai- ter his illness.

The packing plant which~is oper. ated by the Fisherman's Unirri closed down last. week due to tni scarcity of the summer mackerel.

Mr. Alyre Gauclin. employee oi the Irving Oil Company. 5am] John, N. B. spent a few days at

‘i '21 years ago by Mr. boftus Reldi 0F Mr, Mosie Gallant. llfflhﬁlaflldhn-‘JBQ ti! 331151;“- his home he” . i ,who was for many years a member‘ .Duvar, liive as guess their daugl- you, t}, F‘ n m m. 8., s s n; er mo er. s. es- - ' I of the Board of Education. Ward f»: ALL TYPES _ 1e, gather-me, her hiishand anid led ti)’ A1391’ 035° llnlxlilae iicsuigiiiug sis Kinch. ._ i |of Toronto. and is Grand secretary; OAL |children, of Montreal. Rum and Pauline we,“ on a few i- Mr. Earl Wells and two childret . of The Grand Orange Lodge fcrg c dms “Si, u, he, 515m. Helen, ML Mrs. John Skerry returned to Waldo and Betty returned to saint British America. Q GAS = Mr. and Mrs. Pros J. Gallant mtg H135 05cm 33115.11; in 381113,. Halifax. N. 5.. after visiting ha! 5°11“ N- B. 115991‘ 5119111111118 I , CT" twiig/IMQP- MﬂlfPgtﬁ WRS iltl Q|L iliave ns their guests their SOHIThQy we're driven by ca; to sum. rbneoiihenslifra.‘ Mary Graves of AJ- ﬁglglllliiggtwéioihglwellgﬁ PBFPYWS- M? oun y as er o ornnto. He; . l d hi. f i _ ~ , L _ ron u . - - f‘ served as Worshipful Master ELECTRIC rmﬂnue an i rend Mk5 mmblde by “r Fmmn M15, K1111‘ M31311?“ "m! h" 93-"

ter, Mrs. G. G. l-Iamer of Lynn Maw. arrived in Alberton Soiiil

“him ma?“ M» Ulster TEmPR-i Mrs. Andrew Arsenault and her brothers here. sons of Mr. and "cent VMWY V’ 5umm¢rslde~ she _ _, .Moin St. and he “as active in tlici niece Miss Esther Arsenault of \Irs. Arnold wood who have built was accompanied by her sister. and are spending an enjoy-am -formation of this lodge. He is Past} FURNACE co’ siummerside, visited up west 1-9- g, beaming dgfy and painted 1t Kathleen. visit. guests of their sister and lMasuir o; Diane 1,01, Number, cenma guests or ML and Mm an mmpleu.‘ and m the evening, brother in law, Mr. and Mrs. Cari .2064. and is an honorary life mcm-| PM" 188° ' GS- Gem 5L Albert Martin. n. they have it flgggd up on Mrs. Capt. John Sherry has "re- G. C. MacBeih-

Mrs. Jessica. Gibbs arrived hoaii from the U. S_ A. She was accoim panied by her dmighter in 1am Mrs. Everett Gilqbs and lift-ii grandson James.

death at the advanced age c-f 94.1mm the only member on sick . years. Mr. Haywood was a brother l committee present who reported of the late Mrs. James Platts of; n0 sick in her part of dlsﬁrlgt. Hc-avlnn and lived with his dnugh-'New ones were then appointed ter Millie, Mrs. Gordon Hardy of,nlso for lunch committee. A dis- llills River. {cussion was held on whom should

"Hamil! Birthday to You" rang, go to St. Anne which resulted 1:. out on July 15th when Ben ltipicking out. Mrs. Robert Arseneult Arsenault commemorated his '75th'nnd Miss Doris Gallant. Mrs. birthday. May this grand old geii-ﬂ-‘rank Gallant kindly invited the

Province and is the reason why soles are increasing steadily.

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"WHERE GLII FRIENDS MEET"

tlemnn have many more happygnembers to her home for August Queen Street _ .chmlouel°w" birthdays. . meeting on second Tuesday of the ~ Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred MacDonald ‘ month. ‘A short prayer again ‘ ‘of Charlottetown are visiting at brought this meeting to l close. ,.

Save Qn Finef Summer, Clothing Thursday - Friday - Saturday -- l July 29 - 3O - 3|

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