Lorne Valley and Vicinity

,.°Mr. James Shaw. Montague.

.13 s. recent business visitor to'

W-ne Valley,

- ‘Mr, Kenneth Macbeod. Char-

lottetown. lpent the holidays with hi, puents. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm uaclsod.

Mr, Walter MwLeod, Marie. "5 a recent over-night visitor at me home of his niece, Mrs. Char-

,tesMM‘1fi94-

- Mum Gerald Macbougsll. Mon-

-(flue, enjoyed his holidays with

his uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mn. Proving 50 much. all loin with her Sunday and announced in the ness visitor to the city on Satur- 1”’ 1'} mflflnfiéium. and. therefore. Peter Mscbeod. M,-u wimdi Mum-,_m._ cm..- Inh 10012118 Tl0rlV)\'-ardboto the time churches. Archbishop Slnnott, day as was Mrs. Gus MacDonald d°!0m|UC limestone 18 reC0mmend- it , . 1 ‘M - h L _ w en 5 e wil e a ut her house- whose old home is here. known as and daughter Mary. ed.

welcome visitors to this vicin- gmrw“ "I‘“’°:d 3rd 33” :g’;‘_ hold dune, as usual. Smokley “mm sun “ands as . _....._. .._. . .. ._ _ _.._..__.-..,

my dam-trig the past week were Mr. ma Mrs. R. 3. Robin who arrived _here after mending the winter months in the sunny south.

Mr. Jackie Macneod. Charlotte- ,m,n_ spent the holidays with

.c,*1.t1ves and friends in Lorne Val-

ley. )1}, Ralph Nicholson was a vis- itor to Charlottetown on April 16.

Miss Muriel Myers spent the aster week-end at her home in usi-tinvale_

Mr. Winston Douglas, Charlotte-

"-ivm. visited his sister Mrs. Char- les M.'.c.Leod on April 17.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Msoiaod and Mrs. Francis Maclntyre were visitors to Montague on April 11.

Good Friday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel shew were Miss Chris Shaw. Charlotte- town. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Myers and Miss Adele Shaw. Cardigan.

Mr. Roy Macrarlsne and Mr. Angus Mu-.!"a.rlane. Bpringliill, N. s.. were over-night visitors to Lorne Valley on Good Friday. They were guests of their mother. Mrs. Isrdia Msc.F‘s.rlane. also their sister, Mrs. Angus Nicholson and Mr, Nicholson.

tlves in Lorne Valley. during the Easter holidays.

Mr. Vernon MacDonald. Char- lottetown. spent the Easter holi- days in Lorne Valley as guest of his brother. Mr. Wilbur MacDon- aid.

Mr. Winston Mac.Kay. Charlotte- town. was a recent visitor to this vicinity, his friends here are pleas- ed to see him feeling so well after his serious accident.

Mr. and Mrs. Grover Macxay. strathoona. motored to Lorne Val-

. FREE

FOR ALL FARMERS AND

I Eris-fol and I O I Vicinity .."I‘hls vicinity was shocked on Sunday morning to learn of the sudden death of Mr. Frank Kelly. at his home in the village. Mr. Kelly

ley on Easter Sunday. while here

they were guests of Mrs. MacKay's

garfinti. Mr. and Mrsrdames Mac- e .

Mrs. John Macswsin spent the Easter holidays at her home. Mrs. Macsrwain has been hospitalized for some time and her many friends are pleased to see her health im-

Mr. Cecil MacNeill was a visitor to Montague on April 18.

A number of enthusiastic anglers from this vicinity started out bright and early Thursday mom- ing. for their favorite fishing grounds_ some returned home well pleased with their catch. 's\'hllP others not so fortunate were a bit disappointed. but not discouraged becaused they are going again, hoping for better luck next time.

Card parties were the order of the evening, in this district. dur- ing the past few months. Some folk whiled away the hours play- ing took. some played auction while others enjoyed the lively game of pit. Chinese checkers and crokmole were the favorite games at one time in this vicinity but they had to step down in second and third place during the past

who was an early riser was up as usual 9a‘.I_\‘ cn buuday morning and suffered a heart attack while at- tending the morning charm and never recovered. Mr. Kelly. who was 6'! years, operated the Moreli meat market for many years. and had followed store business from boyhood days. He leaves a wife and family. The family are all grown up. Mrs. Kelly yes the former Miss Fieehan of Mount Stewart. The passing of Mr. Kelly leave a vac- ancy that will be hard to fill in this vicinity.

The news of the death in Hospi- tal after a long illnus of Right Rev. Alfred A. Sinnoti. retired Arch- bishop of Winnipeg. was received at the parish residence here early

memory and ii monument to his memory. The late Archbishop vis- ited here last summer and It that time had plans for the re-purchase of the old farm home and mighty house as a home for retired clergy. That plan was to be fulfilled this summer when he would be back but now. like his dreams of other days. has gone with him to eternity. The Archbishop was not born in Bristol, but came here as a boy with his parents and some of his old school pals are still here and in the city. He called on them on his last two visits in 1952 and 1953.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence O'Brien left Friday for their home in Hyde Park. Mass. after a short visi' here on a sad mission to attend the funeral of Mr. .Olf3i'ien‘s mother. the late Mrs. James P. O'Brien, on

tel. is much improved. The Father was able to leave the Hospital for a few hours on Easter Sunday !or the first time in five weeks.

Mr. stannis. that old veteran of the fishing game. was a business visitor to the city on Friday and he says he will be in one of the boats with his son on opening day to run the lines as he still knows the spots.

The handful of Indians still in this vicinity have gone to the city to attend the funeral of the late Mr. Mike Thomas. the grand old Indian friend of every one here and everywhere.

Mrs. Gerald Barry was a bus‘:-

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In the case of potato land, when the soil is strongly acid as indicated by the week growth oi clover. applications of 500 to 1,000 pounds of limestone per acre. one in each cycle of the rotation. may be sufficient and sale. The rain of application will depend. to some extent, on the length of the rots- lion.

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