i‘ i soeusrii. 1924

sconsiznvhrivss o CE ‘EDWARD ISLAND F

Y Please take notice

(jqrlptylannual meetings will be held as follows

A , ‘ Kings. County

Aug. 20th Business M

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i, _ 3.00 p. in. 'Town Hail, Georgetown

. Thurdly Aug. 21ml Business Meeting 6. 30pm, Public Meeting 8,00 pm,

Si. Paulo Hall,

Prince County

Summereilie

Queens County

"M", Aug. 22nd Business Meeting 4.00 p. m., Public Meeting 8.00 p_m,

Strand, Theatre» Charlottetown

Local and outside speakers will be present. Names ..... ounceel later.

By Order oi‘ COUNTY

isns-s-li-il

EXECUTIVES

155°. P- m.. ‘Public Mun",

Central Guardian‘ 6H0? (mammoth Catalog

IONA PICNIC CATU-RDAY Aug- llflt the 16th. lee cream, refresh- ment Siiioons. tea, tables and all the usual attractions. 3558-s-14-2i

lMONTCALM EA-ILS-The stea- mer Montcalm sails today with coal and other supplies for the An- lievsli iishiship and will lllOll pro- ceed to Quebec.

FUNERAL NOTlfiEw-Funergl of tho late Mrs. Henry Picrco will "Ike lliiico from her late honle at Cornwall Parsonage today at 3 p. m. lnternlent-People’: Cemetery.

POLICE COURT.—- Two man charged with violating the Prohibi. tion Act were fined $2 each at the Police Court yesterday. For non payment of dog tax, union was fined $2.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-Rev. D- M. Lamont will preach at Stan- cilei on Thursday Aug. 14th at 7.30 p. m, on Sabbath Aug. 17th at Lot i8 lit 10.30 ll, nl.; at Glasgow Road at 230 p. nl. sud in tho People's Church, City at 7 p, m.

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The host class of pople read

group of 50,000 people you will receive many inquiries to your classified advertisement.

Telephone N0. 132 today.

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Have you ever considered thework our classified ads do for our advertisers. search into every store and home in the Province and if there is lan interested party

ATTEMPTED ROBBERY~Some time Tuesday night. an unsuccess- ful attcnlpt wus made to enter tho restaurant premises of Mr. B. J. L. (lurnhum at Victoria Pork. The thief or thievesoftcr forcing the lnotill door-hasp with all iron bar were frustrated by the protecting ; flowers of a second lock, which resisted all their efforts to force it. Tho matter has been brought to the notice oi the police who are working on. the case.

PERSONALS

Mrs. W. P. Doull has returned from it visit to Sulnmcrside the guest oi‘ Mrs. W .A. Brennan.

Mr. Max. Currie. Vcrmiilion, Al- bortil, arrived last night for a visit lo relatives ilnd friends in the city.

Mrs. Charles Stewart, Moncton is visiting Mrs. B. It. Sharp and Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hunter, St. John are also visiting lilrs. Sharp.

Mrs. C. E. Steele. Boston- is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse llucstis, Summcrslilo.

Messrs. G, L. Prowse. F. G. Ken- "nclly and A. J. MoCabe leave this morning for (lttuwit to participate in ihc i). F. A- mcet there on tile 18th.

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Miss Cclia Kelly oi‘ Jiope River.

Scottish Editors

ed the previous nlgbt namely Coi- E. W. Watt oi the Aberdeen Press and Journal and Mr. James Reid of the Standard accompanied byillr. F. C. Biette and Mr. F. A. Talbot of the C. N. R. Colonization and Im- migration Depsrtment, spent yell- terdsy seeing souls of the Island and its industries.

art. Hon. J. H. Myers, Col. D. ‘A. llacKlnnon and Nr. W. Chester S. MacLure, M. L. A., nun of the Sunlmarslds Journal ilnd Mr. Charles J. Mitch-all of the Patriot, they visited the experi- mental Farm, Blilgownle Farm llliynes, Dlinstsffnage and Lawn- dale Farm of Mr. A. It. McKay. Royalty. At Balgowuio Farm iun~

llltisr gave an interesting descrip-

cnsnnotiwsrows GUARDIAN

Leave For Mainland

The Scottish editors who arriv-

Thc owners of the S. S. Hochel- “hi! extend a cordial invitation to the Governor. the Premier. the Mayor. the Members of the City Cilliili-‘ll. the members of tho Board ‘J! Trail’). and tho Press, with thcir WWW. l0 a complimentary excur- sion on the hurbor oirllriday eve nins tho ioth inst, at 9.00 p.m_, \Vll| U16- liurties ubov referred to Dloiise accept tili Press as i1 personal invitation to attend.

Dumfrlos and Galloway

$iiined.—S. A. MacDonald, Pres. Ch’town Board of Trade. ————Q0->--__.

Craig Stands Firm.

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Accompanied by Premier Stew~

itr. A. n. Bran-

Vlnly Fox Ranch. of Mrnltobert

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or coercing the population.

The British Government had nov- cr hesitated to curry out tho trcoiy both in letter and spirit.

Mi‘- (‘Ossrnvo nsscl-icd that the bill mot the situation lll a Simple aild effective manner. There was nothing iii his conference with Sir Jaillils Crllig, the Ulster Pro-ruler, which would Ciiilllle him to soy mi“! Willi (Willi hope of u. working limllosiiion. Crllig hall never budgeli nil inch and unless he changed his attitude there would bc no usc of further meetings. l Prrsidcilt (Josgrilvc believed that the llollse of (‘ominous would pass the bill but if it did not, a now situation would lirse.

Tom Johnson the Labor liéliilul‘, opposed Mr. Cosgrnvcb, motion, shying thc tiiuc hild arrived when the Frcc Stnio should iuko its own now course.

Leap Into Sea

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cheon was served by Mrs. Rhynes. At Vimy Bunch the property 0t Col. Prowse and Col. MacKlnnon the

lion of the life and habits of the domestic fox and the visitors later took several snap-shots.

In the afternoon the party ac companletl by the Premier, lion. J. ll. Myers, Hon. J. A. MacDon- uid. Mr. VB. Roy llolmau. drove to Ilorden and were shown the beautl flll agricultural country along tho road. They loft for the Mainland by the four o'clock ferry thoroughly satisfied with their vlslt. 1

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Delightful Band Concert

Queen Square was tilled with crowds of delighted listeners lust nii-iht. 0b the occasion 0f the cUn~ cert rendered by the Stellar-toll Brass Bond.

(‘ilpizllll George Elvlllg. and the (‘oust (luurd soon haul their lmilt out on the beach and llurilcll sig-

This organization which contains nail-l, twenty-four pieces is directed by After tho crow or um T911719 Bmldmiwiel‘ 131111191 IUUOIIOY- The Wilt! forced to lcap lilto the sea

Superb duality of lust nights music elicited many remarks of praise from the lzlrgc audience.

Just before the conclusion of the concert ,llls Worship Mllyor Mc- Konnzi ascended the band stand and personally thanked Build Mas- ter Mooney for the entertainment provided by thc hand. at the some time extending them illl invitation to illilkc another visit to the city in tile near future.

The ilumbors of tho following pro gram wer ewltllout exception, heur-

(‘nptnin Sllnnlollsoil YClllilllTlHl lit lilo wheel, blit lie soon ubztuiloilllii ibll vessel. and the crew 0i filo siiblllarillra chuscr also jumped lilto lllt‘ wutcr.

'i‘lll‘: Ctliiill Guard crow lzlllnclloil its hoot. licspllo lltlilvy sons, ilnd (‘Viliiiillliiy rescued “all in both crows, who were buttlinit for their livlls lll ii rough surf kicked up by ii strong soilllllvcst wind.

llili5 returned home after spending two weeks in the city.

Miss lmrettil Brown ol Granville and Miss Mary Kelly of Frederic- _ toil were visitors in the city yester-

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Mr. Stan Storey has arrived to join Mrs. Storey wllois visiting ilcr parents Capt. and Mm. Tilylor at Occailcr-c-st. Koppel-n

Mrs. lllihvzlril .\ll‘('.i\i'\'llll‘. Kink- orll; itiltl young soil, Italpil, also .\i'~'<s (lcriln Powcrn -Ill' Ilidldcii. .\ roillrllwl llililli‘ lwv-"icrlilly of- |('l‘ vmiting ill (lllarloiirirllvn the guests of tho ilzlvlcs llotel- ____.___._.___.

DEATHS

_.. PIERCE-At Cornwall, Aug. 13th. i024, Alice M. A., Johnson, wife of llcv. llrn-ry Pierce.

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ADVERTISEMENTS l

CLASSIFIED

0M lneertlol m... Four Innerlloll liaht Insertions

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Agents “iullted

........ Iva pa! line of ll words . no per line of l words 'ie per line o! 6 wattle

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Concluding Day Cf Scientists Meeting

(Canadian Press) Private Owners Control Forests of United States

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TORONTO, Ont. Aug. l3. -Four

BALESMAN WANTED FOR THE “Old Reliable Fuutillil Nllr- lerias." {liberal ofilmissions, ex- clusive territory, handsome free outfit We offer llle largest list oi

irllii. ilnd omanleilini stock- Write Stone lSl. Wellington. Tor- "llill. 8-7-261.

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Teachers lVanted

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TEACHER WANTED—FOR HEB- rnn School. Second ciuss profilr- Pd. Total sli,plenlent 885.00~—\Vln Morrison, Coleman, ll. R. No. l.

$529,833.41

Miscellaneous i—-_ mo. A, MoDONALD, P. s, 1., sun vlllo 3732-7-3C-1mih

APPLICANTS DESIROUS 0F EN- ‘ . "m": September Class of North I Adams‘ Training School for Nur- ~ "B. North Adams] Maps. Please

Write Superintendent promptly. l 3170-7-3—-’l‘hu--8ttt—-18l

i?°°"°— 0N novaurv ROAD. ., Y°X- if not» called for _ln,f.8ll l- ‘lays will he ‘sold to my expens- ‘ 9“ 0Wiier please communicate i with Gordon Chowell, llighfielil.

‘ 813 Zi LPERNDNAL GREETING CHRIST- ‘. mas Cards, “imperial Art." llost iinown selection. Want illcn b "ii wollmn in ovory town to l ‘gilcit orders now in spare time. fllverylator. Representatives greedy malt"!!! big money. ‘fiwest designs -nnd novelties. Ifwmii llrlces. Samples froe.— “rltish Canadian l2! Richmond flit Toronto. a 13 1

T0 LET-HOUSE CORNER OF l-illsloll and Edward Sis. lApply 3i

315 Eusion Si. 8 3

FOR SALE-——CHOIOE

luau. Central Bctlcqlle. 3511-8-12

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TTENTiON

on in flpllfll time, deliver lteprosillltativos hulking mondolle profits. Experience cltpltal lli\il6t)fiii8ill‘y_ Big ilvo

Apply ltili l-lusioll Si.

W.AN'TED--GI~RL TO WORK sloro.

______,___._ WANTED—IMMEDIATELYB

Mm. A WHO TOLD YOU L" curtain country town has a Mmmlo for tho Elimination of the m nmiltiunn. Recently a member fell . Th ‘stint for the undertaker. b“, “o °T0ft!man,_canie t once, Jmm‘ b“ "ii-mill the. s H room ° "min: the patimt. he said, “ Y- 1w don‘t.--went--me. You

BLACK SANDING

ililuek stitching or bnndlnii 968°" iho white collars and cuffs ihlli. arc

worn with silk oirlws livers"-

Ths Judge“. "Prisoner, the find tlult you wild not steel

"PM a doctor." No Prion/t. said til esick man

liponns. You mily iro." Prisoner: "Thank Y8. Bil’-

FRESH lllilcll Jcrsey cow. Albert Scllur-

l -- GREATEST imaginable (lG-lllfllld this season for our celebrated, liloxponsivo, "iloynl" Series Chrlstmns Greet- illg Cards, Sccilrc orders now ev-

Pjfonloio Help Wanted

vlillo mil

Apply immediately 151

8ALE.-—-18 FOOT BAIL-BOAT

fifths of the forest area of the llliitcd Siiltcs is privately owned, according to J. W. Toullley. dcall of the Forest School of tile United States ilepartnlent of agriculture, who spoke in the ugriculauro sect

tiny. This state of affairs inlplies

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protection of be handled by

tlfic men alone, sintce the owners Th. cum," h "ma". l" “l m“ "Mt? "lmls “fpmvi; ‘i! For rl-ul, gciluinc interesting l-ll- We!‘ Cinldl. Telephone in zilegtfileosdtkiul ‘mum’ n er tortalnillcili go to iho Print-o llll- Ill roams. Courteous eer- . ‘ ,, ,_ wurd Tilozlirn and soc (lllilllpti vlae. u,‘ (an, izuntlfil§lmtgglfqlgnrctv Chaplin's first drlimittlc produc- l H. C. BROWN, mm" l‘ a p ' tioll, "A Woman of Paris," with Mengggp I

tre- or

m“. speaker.

or.

IN sewerage and sewerage

dioni, Si. 3580-8444“ strenln protection, garbage collec- iion and disposal, and municipal wANTED-JIIMD FOR GENIERAL sanitation generally, including such housework. MFB- “HIM 1mm“ projects as fly and mosquito con- li Esplanade. 3552-8-14-6! imi, rodent extermination. ctc. the ..._ _‘ engineering element is vol-y great. F01‘ 8N0 The work ln- those brnnchs could

iii?!’ the Advancemmt of

And

tluu of the British AB80Cllill0ll_l0-

llllti. the United States‘ problem of ‘llsuring adequate supervision and forest areas cannot technical ilnd scien-

cognized lis sucil and orgflilllcll l0!‘ continuous production," stated the “Today we have about

as well no ‘I Medical Science

That ‘public health is not noce -

claimed that in» such branches as sanitation. the supervision of pub- lic water supplies.‘ inllk supplies, disposal,

with advantage lio loft to tho dir- outing of engineers and biologists

Three Dimensions

‘A method for imparting the ef- fect of fnilreliof to motion pictures wliivqlosnrllled futile education sec- tloniofltilo British Association for Science by "i8 Prof. B. A. Butt of the Ilnlverslty

“Toronto. "The exhibition of motion .lo-

tily applauded.

l New Glasgow

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PROGRAM ‘

Old Comrades March. Grand Military March. Songs front the Old Folks, Admiral (lvcrtllrc. Gcntris’ Triumphant March. Diamond King March. i

GOD SAVE THE KlNG

Course. vvllcro interesting lnuicllrl-l i_n willull lCiliirlottctilwil was flit? 'i’l0l0!‘. Were ilelll. After the colli- pciliiolls, (‘TLNLVHDIB suppers wcrv provlllcll by the lorlll clubs. The lllelllbcrs of tile New (lins- gow ROMP)’ Cluh, lvlih lllcir wives. were. after n nlotor drive, thi- gllCl-‘IS cl‘ Charlottetown Iloizlry lit at llllini-r given in illo (Jule Pulli-

log; Die Each Day

In by lilc regular lloiury -Presldcnt Rowe occupied the

HblRlLllN. Aug. 13.—(Unitcd l’rcss.)—-'l‘ilo frequency of accl- dclltg lll ‘the Ruhr minim: district in" lilCTDtllSlllg, the minors lllliun stu- lcd in at petition to the locdi ou- thorlles. The increase is duo in tile disobedience of govcrnlllcmlli regulations i'0r the ilvoidllncc oi‘ alc- uidcnts by the owners, the lllllnn claims. This negligence has llnlile that the number of accidents has been Qlltlllflllllfitl during the past eight months so that at present tho average number oi‘ accident..- is 15C per duy, with ltpproxllnzltcly 2 per cont fatal. Since the terlnllnl- lion oi the passive resistance ill least 30,000 accidents occurred in tile ltuilr llione.

Genuine Life Drama In Chaplin Picture

"A WOMAN OF PARIS" PRE- SENTS ENTIRELV NEW AND NOVEL FORM OF FlLM ENTERT- TAINMENT.

chair iilltl delivered nil address of welcome to tllo visitors willcll Wilfl fiillllgiy responded to by President Le Pilyzzlnt of the New Glasgow Rotary.

Olller spoilkcm worn ilntzlrinli George lllllltill wiloso‘ subject was the zldvulitllgcs inn PW. ‘Turner and lllliarlaln John Fraser, Vice-President of the New (llasuow Rotary Club.

A feature of tile progriiui lvns ille singing of Mr. llzlrry Murray which was lloalrilly‘ l-lll-ilrcil. Tnsseloil caps ui‘ zlll colors illicit-d llllotller touch to lilo general golcty prevailing ill tho gathering

‘Al ‘llnlf-pllst right

lcuvo nil llllprocclleiltlwll crowd wus iii the wilzlrl‘ to soc lllulll ofl‘.

QOQ-O4-OQ-U Hotel Victoria l

Water Street, Charlottetown

Offer: to the travelling plibllo a comfortable. lip-to- date hotel. Contain: 44 rooms with private bathe.

Edrlu Plirviiince. This United Art- ists attraction, which is playing this afternoon ilnd evening for llii‘

Charlottetown

liiiliiiiilii Add‘. M1223?“

Dlfivlliics of Christ of l’. E. l. was llcid with tho Christian Church at New Glasgow, New Glasgow being bcuuty, spots of weather good programme provided it was "mice "i "w to ho expected thlli the 1924 con- vention would be well attended.

Friday evening. Minister of Sunlmerslde led devot- loilai sorrlca after which the Pre- sident, upon Mr. iiodges, pastor of the Lilli.- crtainliig church who on behalf of tllc

Grcennlount. tury of Church Extension ilollrd of tllc Liiliicd Cllristiuil nlisslollilry Society, Si. Louis, Mo., and Miss Booth, Mrs. ltolnlg, Wolllclrs Work Secretary for Caliiudu, Miss lllurion Royce. Toronto , Chllilrcirs Work Secretary Stewart Iiinklcttcr of Chicago ull spoke lu acknowledgment of the welcome.

rotary wlls tllc speaker of thc ilVtll‘ ing and gnvo a graphic outline of illc work accomplished during illc ilast tbioc yCilTS under the (lll-ect- loll of t lo. All Canadian Committee

of the co-opcrzitivc effort of the churches. llccil oi? church work the men ilced- ed by the church to do this work, and the collcgc ilcctlcd to train this

oi‘ llota r_\', ltntur»

preparations were nlndc for the return trip, nllll when the lloclllslllua was rczllly in

Christ

Tho annual convention of the

Aug. 8th to 10th one of tho the lslallld, the being favorable, and a

The opening session was held on ll. E. Stevens.

C. E. Arlllstroilg, called

congregation, extended u lcurty welcome. l\lr. Gilchrist of J. H. Booth, Secre-

for Canada. und Mi’.

John Stuart Mill, Canadian Sec-

prcsciltlilg the uilils and objects

Tllc fields that uro in

illcll, ull call for greater devotion and intcilsc loyillty to the cause ltlltl tllc consideration of nlcllils to accomplish thc (ask were the poiil-ts brought out in fzlciilg tho problems confronting the church in (fiiiludu.

Sllillfllily illornlilg lll. S. Norton conducted short devotional service ‘dlltl J. ll. Booth 0t‘ St. Louis spoke cn the history zlilli organization of tho United Cilristlail Misslt-tltlry Society. This wus u vigorous pro- SOlllililOll oi lhc fllcis leiltling up to the uniting of the various mis- siomlry and lJCllBl/Ulcliill institu- tioils of thc brotherhood under one general society with llclld- quarters now lll St. Louis, Mo. The scope of the work and the problems to be met lll illcetiillg tho ever widening needs. possess nil lllt‘ clclllilniil of l‘UllliillCti, illlil tho spczlilor hold the largo andicncc

Western Guardian -APPREClA‘l‘l0N.-- Mrs. Jnnot (loss Kenslngton kindly returns

thanks io sincere friends ill rec, out fire,

—-ELECT OFFICERS- Regulciic Rebekah Lodge. No. 93, l. U. 0- ll‘_, installed tho following ufllcors ior the current lETlll'_—N_ (;_ 31.4w,- 1,0. lll Mellow; V. u. Sister Mlilml Flei- dinil. Rec. Set-y. Sister Maud llyor; Fill. $003k. Sister Ailnciiu lfornc, 'l‘rcasurer. Sister Etllill Dunn; Coll- lluctor, Sister Jennie Leurd; Wur- den, Sister Madge Mcltac; 0mm. lain. Sister Ethel ’l‘rav-c-rs; l. (l, Sistor Rhoda Gard; (). G.. Slsioy Irene iiedlzuon: n, s. N. (L, llroth- er ‘S. liletllcmil; L. S. N, (L. SiSli-f Nettle llarily; it. S_ V. (1., Sisliil‘ Lucy llurdy; l. .8. V. 6., Sister Au-

nlc Curd: l’. N. 0.. Sisal-r i-Jlhl-l Gard. -—-PAINFULLY INJURED-A

vory sad accident occurred at lill- loil Corilcr on Saturday lllornillg, August 9th. will-n Mr. zlild Mrs. Weilsior Allen were out lllilkiilg. their little (laughter, Vcrdo, five and 4i llali years old conic out to illc burn llllll going too ncilr u cow, was kicked and llcr lei: llzully brok- cll bstwccn till! thigh and kiler. She was oil iii-o advice of Dr. Alex McNcill, illlnlililiiltoiy" rllslicll to ihc -l‘rlnco (Jouniy llusplinl \VllCl"t' the little sufferer is doing us wcll us cun be expected.

—-Mlss Dorothy Caiililbtlll llogllrll oi‘ FFNEIOWH is vislillg in Alilvrlnil, lilo KiIPBi. ti!‘ 11"" i-Zriillilpalrciliis, lmr- tor and hlli C:llllpltcll_

—- Mr. with ills

liilfilil i. uilil

George Lei‘, oi‘ two t-itlllrl, Alfrvil

heels briliilcrs Czlloil illltl John l.l~l~, loll Tlll-sllay llltlflllll)! on l-l-illrll. 'l‘llc,v irillllc by lliiltol" cur, u spil-lnlill lillllson super-six- .'ln<l l‘iil‘ill|i4~ lltllli" will Vlcill rcillilvvs ill ’l‘rlll'o. lliilllilX, Illolllri-ili. Oiizllvu, 'l‘i>roli- to, Niagara ilnd other Pllllli.

'l‘oronto, Editor ulid \\’. ll. llnriling billion, N. S., ussoclotu Editor oi‘ "Culsultiiull Disciple". lillsigiluiioil of Brotilcr Mill as GCllCfiii Sucro- lnry is regretted dull ftltiCillllllUlliltb Lions that he he rctuiilcd ill execu- ilve position arc tlifbllgly urged. ltcccnlincntilltions rc CSiilllllSli- mcnt of Cllfltllllilfb Colic-go lll 'l‘oroll to, Ont, to bc nffilizlli-d lvltll ‘Yor- ullto University worn discussed lllld ilpprovcd. ‘The (Tzliludlzlu Uliiifililt;

spilllbrlllnil, insuring u fllll llolisc for ills subscqllullt lHlllTCSSQS lll other phases of the N. L‘. M. S. work.

The business session followed, C. l-l, Armstrong presided. lllilllltes were rend and llpprovcil. S(‘lll(!il, showing u 123.07 on hand. es were read showing that

not gain 22 for tho your.

tho llczlills oi the following: Sills ltilyne-r, (lrcclilllolint

hlicllzn-i iilll, Sumlllursidc Iiillun Cannon, Suillmcrsido Mrs. Burke, Cllnrlottetolvn

Jillllos lliclicllll, (Zllurlottiatolvn 'l‘llco McDonald, ltingsboro lluzui liusc, Kintzsllorll

Mrs. (‘iifl Stewart, lied Point Miss Cassie Stowllrt, hiontugllc Mrs. Alex lilllllilton, liiolltzlgilc Mr. Alex licwzlr, Montague Pt-icr A, Ut‘\\'-'ll‘, Montague

Mrs. llllgll Citilllllltlll, ldtlllizlgllt- Aifri-ii (Gordon, hlontilgllo

inn Mcllllllllld, hlolltziglic ltlcllllril Id. llhgll-ull, Nvlv (lids gow

Jacob Ling. Nclv Gliltigllll‘ ldllzzlbeiil Slllliil, New Glilsgolv

John llcclt, Murray liarbor

Mrs. Dliflilcl liill. llrillinlltnnc Alice Stevenson, Bflsillllllallfl lt is lloticuzllllil tin-so llru of uiivnllcvll WllDilC

yours, iiro. Silas lmylivi‘.

‘Pliny with others have. willie we lilolt back lulaillilry uuli ccrtzllli llllptl.