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PAGE. TWELVE ""' ~

l Monthly Report 0t"

Womon’s Institutes FoitltiE. I. “

Lower Fnfiovin. The organiza- tion meeting of this ‘Institute W18 held st the Hull in -Lower Free- town on the afternoon of May 25th. After o short talk on the work of these clubs by the Suvfli" visor the following officers were appointed for the yum-President. Miss Alice call-m: vicePros. Mrs- scotg Janine; Secretary-Treasurer, MrsnFi-‘siik icsirus‘: Directors. Mrs- Jardine iStsvort, iMrs. Elton Cairns. Mi“ Ruth ‘Cairns; Auditors, Miss Mabel ‘Burns, llilrs. Bernard. 1‘he third Wednesday of each month was chosen as the regular day 9i meeting and the next meetlns ‘Will b9 vhgk] a; the d-iwll ou Wednesday. June goth, a; 2 p. m. All the women

who are interested in the improved ment of school and community con-l

ditions are cordially invited to nt- gend, Miss Alice Cairns and Miss Mabel lBurns were sproiniedfls

delegates to attend the Annual '

Convention in iCharlottetown 0n

JllI1£'1'1l.l1_&l1fl 12th.

Mocdonald. The Annual meeting of the Bunbury-Cross ‘Roads Institute was held at the home of Miss Bea- trice Bovyer on ‘Mo!’ Zllli- Them were twelve members sud ten visi- tors present. The ‘Supervisor Pfe- blueu at ‘this mee-ting- The revolts oi the ‘President and Secretary- Trensurer were given and adopted. the fol-lowing officers were spliiilill" ed for the year:-Presidents. Mrs. Everett, iBovyer and Mrs. J. W. Jones; ‘Secretary, lMiss Katie Mac- Callllm: Treasurer. Mrs. Guy Ste- wart; Directors, Mrs. Perley Mulch Miss. Alfred Stewart. Mrs. Ham- mond Kelly; Auditors. Mrs. Wm- MsdCailism and iMns. Edson DOUB- lass. Mrs. Everett Bovyer and Mrs. Guy Stewart were appointed delegates to attend the Convention. After the business of the meeting was completed lunch was served and a very pleasant social time spent, The next meeting will be" held at. the home of Mrs. Guy Stewart.

Northam. A Women's Institute was organized in this district on the afternoon of May 29th. Thom were twelve women present. After

Clubs by the Supervisor. the fol- lowing officers were appointi=¢i:— President, Miss [Lulu Yeo; Vice- Frag, Mrs. Ivan Linkletter; Sec.- Treas, Miss Una Collwill; Direc- tors, Mrs. Edwin iMaynard. lVli-s. Edward MacArthur, Mrs. ‘Dan Mac- Arthur; Auditors, Mrs. David llam- say and ‘Miss Gertrude Newcombe; Delegates, IMiss Lulu Yeo Mill Ml-‘fi

Thursday of each month was cho- sen as the regular day of meeting. The next meeting will be held at the home of ‘Mrs. W. Colivill on

s r June 14th. All who are interested -sc,§o:;lm§'fnew floor w s , 1d in (he work of the \Vomen's ln- ' a’ ‘a

Ill .' l l " , -. stiiiltes are cordially invited to be ofesag??? :"éh‘:ihslz:§:dt;lée1

present,

oi‘ Mrs. Leslie iBryenton on the af-

.. Sela-Tress. Mrs. Malcolm

Y . 0th. h l! - ’ .crnoon of May 3 Thlflmeléltiylrlg fJeog; MDireIcltorfi, Mirgé Jae

i h i i fthe Ode “’° ' “b e“ e11 A '1‘ Kilns-i- ggteerl-edwhig: tthlstrlrlilnrlfieg of last Hacnnw ‘Sgaw; Alldll-“rs- ‘W55 rreieting were read and adopted. illlnfs‘ géegztaelgtgvlisté Plllllil MC"

were appointed as a committee to vmllon‘ Ml“ Plorflce M-“lDiliiillil

hers were present.

Geo. Auld and Mrs. L. ‘Bryentorl

improvement work.

stitute Ode.

Secy-Tress. and

them.

one visitor

$30.46 was raised.

of fruit. The

dent, Mrs. Miss Mrs. Thomas iMrrs. (~Dr.)

eva MscKay

for knitting machine.

Lornelvaiiey. The for the year ending were $189.56.

($39.15) iind lunch penditure $157.98. d for Iprizes for was

Bolger;

This amount raised .by the holding of an ~ice

cream . -' ' 58.3 k i Gertrude Newcombe. The second Day (Sggfiga; gconxrlgllgnfi

board at a cost of $8.00 was sill plied for the school, also bracket lamps and drinking glasses. Lime “a paint were bought for school

Sourin West. The annual meeting of this Club was held- st the home of Mrs. Richard Kickhsm on April 20th, Nine members and three vlsl- tors were present. The meeting opened‘ with the singing of the in- The reports of year's work were given by the the President. During the yea;- $81.47 was raised. chiefly by the holding of soeials. The ‘total Expenditure $9.25. Help was given to a needy family (lur- ing the winter and supplies were bought for the making of s. quilt. During the year regular meetings were held and some pleasant so- cial hours spent. Plans were dis- cussed for the holding of an enter- tainment during the early summer 'in order to increase the funds. dainty lunch was served by the hos- toss and the meeting closed with the singing of the ‘National An-

th

Sterling. The Annual meeting of the Stanley Bridge and Hope River Institute was held at the home of Mrs. W. A. ‘Miller on the evening of lMay 24th. Twelve members and were present. _ meeting opened with the singing of the Ode. The Treasurer read the report of the year's work. Owing l0 u great deal oi sickness and to the poor weather, the sum of only Prizes were given to the school children, also lead pencils and a Christmas treat following officers were appointed for the yearz-Hon. Pres, Mrs. Walter Simpson; Presi- W. A. Miller; iPres, Mrs. A. E. ‘Fyfe, Treasurer. iEthel iMaeLeod; Secretary, Directors, Fleming and Mrs. Clarence Reid; Auditor. Miss Gen- and Miss ‘Margaret MucLeod; Mr-l, \V.A. Hillier, Mrs. Thomas lBolger were appointed del- egates to attend the Convention in Charlottetown. Tile next meeting will be held at the home oP-Mlss Ethel MacLeod on Julie 21st.

Harrington.» The Financial State- ment ol‘ this ilnstitute is us follows: Total Receipts, $49.50. This amount was raised chiefly by the holding of ice oresm social. Total ex- Eii . . . ' .. u 0- i’... .3122.*:.f.£:.,*§.“l:.i;:;i:€i:l ivllich was made into shirts for the Mt. Herbert. Orphanage, and $4.25 needles for knitting

total receipts 31st was

M arc ii

fees. Total Ex-l $5 was cxpend-iJohn Maynard; Sec'y Tres. the School IPai-r, bought for

and

\\’ Z1 S

Prepared for the children. The fol- lili-I will be liiilll 8-! llle winsior The regular mp1,,“ o, lowing are the officers for the ncwl M" Jlrlliiii‘ lllfil-leilii-

:—-P . ' . this ‘Institute was held at the home {Begin vlgzilgfiggj’ ‘figs;

Mac-

visit the sick members of the Clu-b. and Ml“ Kalle 'M“°l"l5’l'9~ Plans

Twenty yards of matemll

was are now being made for

bought uriu this will be made iili °" a “"8" °“ ‘lime ml‘-

iiiio articles of clothing for the Or- phanage children. Miss Hui-per then gave a talk on Institute work and also a demonstration on Flow- er-Mskiug which wiis enjoyed by the members. The next meeting will be held at the Hall.

Dsrnley Women's institute held their regular meeting in the Hall on May 17th. Twelve meiubem and one visitor were present. After inc regular ‘business of the meeting the time was spent in sewing ior tho Bazaar. Three new members were added to the Club at this meeting. The next imeeting will also be held in the (Hall.

New Zealond. The Annual meet- ing oi‘ this ilnstitute was held at the home of Mrs. Edward Villard on April 25th. Seven members and six visitors were present. The SecylTreas. ireported the total re- ceipts for the year, $81.76. This amount wasmaised chiefly by tile holding of two ‘Socials. $43.92 was the total expenditure.

is as $57.98.

follows:

Expenditure, $29.18. supplied for the

South Bedeque

oii April 2nd. There

Statement is as

of this amount was

This Institute was inst September and

A blur-k-‘excellent work since that

Total

The

teen members and five present. After the singing of the lilstitiltc Ode the reports for the year were given. The

Mt. ‘Carmel. The Financial Ite- Dflrt of this ilnstitute for the year receipts. $39.82 of which was raised by the holding of whist parties and proceeds from a hed-psresd. Tcial Blinds were school and prizes bought iI-Ielp was given to a needy family dilring tile winter

were eigli

spent

has don

A

Th e

Vice-

the Edgar Dollerty, cost.’ Auditors. Miss Olive

Miss] Flor-

nd the Con-

the holding

Annual Meeting of this institute was hell at the home of Mrs. Walter Lem-d

visitors

Financial follows-Toto] lteceips. $22.66. Part of this was raised by the holding of Fair lunches and by Total Expenditure, $16.43. $15.00 drinking-fountains for the Schools]. organized only

School collection

time.

Many plans are beingfihndd or. the work during the summer niontbs and great rosultr are expected. The following officers have been appointed:—-Pres. Mrs Horace Wright; Vice-Pres. Mrs .l. H. MacFarlsne; Sedy-Tr-qg, Mrs Geo Henderson; Directors, Mrs. Percy Affleck Mrs: Edwin MacFarlaiie. Mrs. Daniel MacLure Auditors. Mrs C. L. Henderson and Mrs. Jss. Sherry. Mrg Leslie MacFarlaile and Mrs, Geo Henderson have been appointed as delegates to attend the Con. vention in Charlottetown on June 11th and 12th.

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Kfllly’! ("Nib-The Annual. Meeting of this Club was held at the home of Mrs. J. W. McKenna °i1 filirll 4th. It was decided to

r’ > -,i ‘. ,- '

dd‘. It was d cldsd to buy 15 yds. of cotton to ske'up into sprous and each member was asked to contribute one article towards a sale to be held for the raising of

fund . The Financial report for the y ar is us follows;—-Totul receipts $157.27. This sum was

raised by the holding of a Social, an Ice Cream Social and s. Bean Supper. also by the taking of a collection at each meeting. Total Expenditure $124.81. The interior of the Hall was painted at s- cost of $45.28, a board fence erected and lights for the Hall bought, costing a total of $23.88. The school-room was repaired iind painted at n. cost of $25.42 $10. was also spent on the cleaning of the school. The following officers were appointed for the coming yoniq-President, Mrs. W. H

hi"? the Billoining ‘district of lllflplowood unite with this lil-

stitute. The Financial Report of‘ this Club for the

year is as followsz——'i'otnl Receipts, $151.00 $95.00 was raised by tho making

of an Autograph Quilt aha $26.00 by the holding of a Concert. Total

Expenditure, $146.68. $20.00 was spent on the painting of the in- terior of the School, and 85.00 given towards the School Fair. $11.00 was donated to the Hflfliritais and Orphanages. this donation was in the foriil of

Clollililg- A Parcel of mittens was sent to St. Vincent Orphanage. These were donated by the members. The following officers were appoiilteilz-Pres, Mrs J. \V.

MacKcnna, Vice-Pres. Mrs Rose A. Devcreizux; Seify-Tres. Mrs Jos. Kelly; Directors, Mrs

Gordon Waddell; Mrs. Frank J. Flood; Miss Mary F. MacDonald: Auditors. Mrs. J. \V. Bradley and Miss Georgenu Trainer. Mrs J. W. liicKenna iind Mrs Rose A. Deverenux have been appointed as delegates to the Convention. Then followed a discussion on “How to improve the meetings." The next meeting will be held at the home of lilrs. J. W. Bradley. Roll cull will be responded to by suggestions on lloiv leisure eyeli- lng cull be most profitable spent.

Birch Hiii;—-'l‘liis Institute. hcld its Annual liicotiui: at the homo of Miss Olive Maynard on April 25th. ’l‘licrc were eleven members and

school was cleaned at the expense of the Club and u dust-pan Hllpllll- Oil. The (lcsk and blackboard were iilso rcpiiiretl. The following olfio- crs were Mrs J. A. Ching; Vice-Pres. John C. Campbell; Ses-Tri-s, liirs. Adrian liicliiiiiu;

Crozier; Vice-Pres. Mrs James M. Thompson; Scc'y Tress, Miss Millicent MacNutt; Directors, Mrs Edward MacKay, Mrs 4 Wm. Cousins, Miss - Lila Mahar; Auditors, Mrs. George-Morrison, Miss Edna Morrison. This bus surely been a most successful year in the history of this institute iind great things are expected of it during the coming term. The next meeting will be held on Mny 17th. All interested iil school and community improve- merit are cordially invited to attend. ~

Red Point-The Annual Moot- ing of this institute was hcld at the home of Mrs J. A. Chiiig on

' ‘THE’ “cnsitilirrsrowiiii

'\ _. AIR INTENSELY no

AND DISCNARGED rsaouc

SMALL HOLES '

Air-blast

from 80H‘

This McClziry's

May 7th. with on attendance oi‘ twenty-three. The meeting opened with the singing of the Ode. which was followed by thc prcsenting of the yearly reports. The Financial statement for tlio year is as follows;~Totiil Receipts, $112.43, purt of which was raised by the holding of iui [co Crelilii Social. Totul EX- penditure. 856.82. 815 was spoilt

feature makes S0

drawn in, heated an over the burning c

on materials for the Hot Luncii $5 was spout on school prizes. Tlic

Prcsitlelil. iilrs.

appointed;

Directors. lllT-‘i-

six visitors present. Papers were read by Mrs. Percy Birch uild MP5 J liiaynnrd. A discussion was held regarding the best way of bang- ing windosv-shailes in the school. This Institute was organised only in Novcnlber, Five regular ilieet- lngs have been held, however, and the interest shown by all is most encouraging. The Financial report is us iollowiu-Totul l Receipts, $14.71, part of which was iiluile by the taking of collect- ions at the illectings. Total Expenditure, $13.00. The follow- iilg articles were bought for the Scliool;— coul shovel. and six ,window shades. Repairs were ,made on.the school entry and the school was cleaned. The following officers were "appointed; Pres, Mrs. Robert Yeo; Vice-Pres. Mrs

John J. Cnmpbell, Mrs 16x3. ltosv. liiiss Mrs Silas Frazer. McLelluii. Mrs Silas Frazer Mrs. J. A. Ching were iiliiiiiliilwl to uttend the

Auditors.

ltlury Mcliinis; Iloilulil

M rs

fuel.

Cast Iron Rad- iator

and

Convention in

Charlottetown on Julie lltli. and 12th. Lower Bedeque. Tile regular

nccing of this Club was held iii

the home of Mrs. Horace Wright on liiny 15.

were present. ed with the singing of the Uillt. followed by the reading illlfl ililflll-l tioii o1‘ minutes of lust meeting. A‘ committee to arrange for tho Mir-l ei-ty Sooiul, which will bc livid in‘ the near future, was appointed] Miss Ilnrper then gave a rlomon" strzition on Deep-Fat Frying. ‘Filo,

Eighteen mciubl-rs The llleetiilg open-

bliss

Ruby Dennis; Director, Mrs

M rs. Percy

‘BTIICLEIIII, Mrs. Birch; Maynard, Mrs. Cyril Doby. The next meet-l home

Borden.— The first inieeting of tliut Club was

one visitor present. A paper

was read. t was decided to commence making an Autograph Quilt. It was also decided to hold an ice Cream Social and Buzzar in the School House on May, 21th. Tile next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Arthur Jay.

Freeland-The regular meeting of this Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Eliza Palmer on the evening of- May 1st. There were seven members and foiir visitors present. Miss Cnrruthers ntteutl- ed this meeting and presided. lt was decided to have a flag-pole erected in the school-yard as soon as possible. The flag has already been procured. Trees are to be 1 planted in-tho school-yard on May 21th. and a progrunie is to bc . prepared for this occasion. A teacher's chair hiis beon procured for the school. Mrs Harry ltiucKny and liliss Lois ilardy were appointed as delegates to attend the Annual Convention which will he held in Charlottetown on Juno 11th. and 12th. Miss Carrutllers then gave a deluonstrntion on Flower-making, after which lilnch was served and a pleusuilt social time spent.

Cable Head East. — Ten members and two visitors attend- cd the Annual Meeting of this

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Keep That

natural graceful lines of on school-girl?

lines thin season's models.

eonotthosquslofCoilsne. Soldslclnsivolyby

Moore a Mutt-ha Limited

. Girlish Figure Whit is more beautiful than the The mother who desires her

daughter to nhin lines of bedufy, will select with are her daughter's corset.

athletic

"The Cami [or Particular Wonmu"

menu permanent elm-m of figure. They import the graceful willowy so desirable u n foundation for

' For $0 Canadian lady oflroline- Wllssnfmclszoetisigfastoqfbsreisno

Club st the home of .Mrs. Ilugli MacLellan on April 25th. Tile reports for the year were given and proved most encouraging. The Financial Statement was as fOIlOWBr-TOUII Receipts, _ $145.86 $120.66 of this umount wus raised by the holding of a Picnic and $10.10 by the holding of a Wiiist Party. Total Expenditures $24.23 psrt of which was spent on tho purchasing of a drinking fountain s chair. a yard stick and an eraser for the School. The follow- ing officers were appointed,- Pros. Mrs. Patrick McCarthy; Vice-Pres Mrs. Hugh D. MncKlnn- on Sedy-Tres. Mrs. Hugh MacLellan; Auditors, Mrs (l. O‘Hanley and Mrs. A. J. Mac- Donald; Dlrectors, Mrs Angus Mclssac, Mrs Robert J. Lewis and Mrs Jas Morrison. Mrs Husli MacLellan and-Mrs. Robert Lewis were-appointed as delegates to the Convention. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Patrick MscCnrtby. -

i

Dunlap-Nine members and ono visitor attended the Annual Meeting of thise institute on May 8th. st. the school-house. The President save an cellent re- port of the years work. Eleven meetings were held. She stltell that she considered it the duty of every member to attend oscb meeting and to contribute some- thing to" thesemeetings if it / be only s verso in answer to roll-call. Mostof the effects during the your were extended towards

Arthur “Q0126 of

"liters oi‘ sympathy never pretended to illukc friends" menlhers recently bereaved. It was- decided to hold an Egg Day on _May 24th. and all the district is iosketl to contribute. Miss Harper {gave a demonstration on Candy- makiiil: at this meeting. The next held meeting will house.

llioeting of this lnstitiite was held nt the home of Mrs. R. C. March- bunk on May 17. Twenty-six meni- hers and eight visitors were pre- 8011K. the singing of the Ode followed by the reading of the minutes of last meeting. On May 15 an Egg Day was bold and $0.15 was added to the Institute Funds. Corn. beans and cschnllottfwore sold by dif- ieren. nlenibers and proceeds giv- en io the Club. The school com-

,next meeting will be belil at the,

Mrs. Ilarrison liiuclfzir-l

New Annan \\'oilien’s Institute‘:

ouhcld the regular meeting at the; ‘homo of Mrs. J. Wilbur “laugh on: May 1G. The nlcetlng opened witlii rggulnf the singing of the Ode. pep] “flora was voted to. pay the janitor’ Macjthe School house Oil April 2sth.'fm' ins swooping of tho school doc‘ ‘There were thirteen members and i115 llifi Biiiiimfil‘ moill-lis- Two lei"

Five dol-=

were sent to

he held at the school

Travellers’ Rest. The regular

The meeting opened with

nlittoe reported that the school was clean and tidy and all wants for llic present supplied. A new blackboard and bird chnrt were erected l1 short time ngo. Three members were appointed to meet with the Memorial Committee to make arrangements for the clean- ing up iind planting flowers and bulbs on the Memorial plot. Prices on linoloiiul for the platform in the llull wore given and the com- nlittno authorized to buy the sm- oiint needed. Ail address on In- stitute work was given by Miss Hnrprr. This was followed by ll. discussion of Institute Problems. The matter of organizing a Young People's Club in the District was also discussed, and it is hoped that before long arrangements can be made for such a club. The next meeting will be hcld at the homo of Mrs. Harry Walker.