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DECEMBER. 17.. 1952

Georgietoivll GM Vicinity

Mrs. Annie Gardnerlof Rich-

mond Street. had as her recent :llESlS her- three grandchildren. l.loyd Costello of Grand River

and Anna Mae 'Gardner' and Ber- nice Gardner both oft Lauchlng.

Bulplit of Roscneath visited

Mrs.'Stan1ey Pope and Mrs. Ed- Gwrgctown on Thursday 11th, where they were guests of Mrs. Mabel LeLacheur.

Mr. Frank Solomoh motored to Charlottetown on Thursday, 11th.

Mrs. Peter MacAuiay and daughter Margaret Anne of Car- din" were guests on Friday, De- .-ember 12th at the home of Mrs. Ernie Roche.

of Mrs.--Walter Cona-

Friends

hon of Cardigan. ale pleased to hear that she is progressing fav- orably, following an operation for appendicitis in the King's County Memorial Hospital in Montague.

The C. G. S. Brant arrived in port on Friday. Dec. 12th, where she was engaged for several days in picking up the buoys in the

harbour and adjacent rivers.

Mr. Cullen DeLory. engineering student at St. Francis Xavier University in Antigonlsh, N. S., arrived in Georgetown on Friday. Dec. 12th. where he will spend the Christmas and New Year's holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. DeLory.

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Bristol and I O Vicinity Dr. Burden has irioved his office to his new home at St. Peter's Bay

..'Mrs. Gertie Cohohan has mov- ed to the City to ruide, where some of her family are employed. She will remain in the City for the winter months at least. N

Mr. Maurice Arnold spent a few days in the City recently with his sisters, remaining over the week- end of December lath.

Mr. and -Mrs. Kenneth Squires have moved to'the City to reside, where Mr. Squires has been em- ployed as a. carpenter for quite some time now.

Messrs Gordon Batt and Walter O'Brien were here on Friday. lDe- cember lzth on oil and refrigera- tion check up business before the long winter gets under way.

Miss Bertha MacDonald and Mrs. Roddie 0'1-Ianley were Sunday vis- itors from the city with their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Mac- Donald on December 14th.

Friends of Miss Teresa O'Brien will regret that she has re-en- tered the Charlottetown Hospital where she oreviouslv had been a patient for three weeks, for further treatment. However she expects to be back home for Christmas.

Mr. Morris Dearzle is buildini: a "aragc near his house at present. He moved his home out from Dun- dee to the highway some time ago.

It is reported that Ptc. George .,l)cv(-aux, who has been in poor ,health for several months, will Wnove his family b'i"k in their home .'ie"re from the City where thev have been residing for two years. unless Pte. Dcvcaux improves in health.

Some of the by-roads here that -received a filling of new clay Wt- csntly are in pretty bfl'l sh-M "Vlili. now, and one is hctto" off them. especially after nightfall.

The oil tank outside tho Mnrell village school that failed to work last season was dug up last week as a new tank for the fni'ua."e oil was out in the basement. After the trouble with the outside tank has

been remedied it will be repl iced again.

Mr. and Mrs. G. Nolan have moved from this vicinity and it is understood they have purchased the old property of the late Johnnie McAdam, at West St. Peter's Lake The property has been vacant since the sudden passing of Mr. McAdam a year ago. ,

Winter markings have been plac- ed along the highway here again as is government man planted the slim tall trees at intervals along the shoulder of the highway to guide the ploughs when that bat- tle starts. The snow fences have also been erected in the fields a- long the way. i

Pte John B. McGarth has arrived home from Germany on a long leave with his wife and large fami- ly here. Johnnie B., as he is better known, served in the navy during the war years. His wife is from Sydney, C. 13., and they have sev- eral children. All.a.rc pleased to see him home again and his child- ren sure were glad to see :itm again after such .1 long time away.

Mr. Jenkins, the well known game officer. was here recently following a report that geese were being shot out of season. It has also been reported that trout are being netted in the by-pass of the Jordan pond, better known as the old mill stream. Trout spawn has even been found near by and is believed to have fallen from the not used for poaching. Trout are not fit for human consumption at spawnimz time in the late fall. and no doubt a search will be iniide of the entire grounds.

The dredge that had been work- ing at Red Head shore after com- ing back here from Rustico, has been taken up the river for the winter months and hauled up on the short bank. The work of fit- ting the ship yfor another season will take several months and it is generally about July before she is ready to start the season's work. A crew of C. N. R. bridge men were here to open the rnzlwav bridzc to lot the dredge up stream as in ether years.

Bag net fishing has started in the river desuite the lack of ice and cold weatlicr for the hauling of smelts. Later fishlncz will be carri- ed on in the hay w'ne"c the sinclts are taken by the hiiiirlrcd boxes at- a time.

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.. tMr. and Mrs. Ivan Hughes and daughter. Charlottetown, were visitors to Peake's on De'cember 6th. guests of Mr. l-lughes' parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hughes.

Mrs. Annie Lawler, Boston. Mass. arrived at the home of her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lawler. st. Teresa's, on December 0th. where she plans to spend a few weeks vacation.

'Mrs. Urban Bradley, recently spent a few days in Charlottetown at the home of her daughter, Mrs. James MacDonald. l

Messrs. Ralph and Ernie Grant left for Boston. Mass. December 12th, with a truck load of christ- mas trees. They expect to be back in a week.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cullen, Charlottetown, were visitors to St. Patrick's Road on December 7th, guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Rog- erson.

Visitors to Charlottetown on December 8th from Peake's includ- ed, Mr. Ernie Clarkin, Mr. Peter MacDonald, Mrs. Earl MacDonald, Gerard Devine and Miss Marian Rogerson.

Mr. Russel Mclntyre, Mt. Stewart. was a recent visitor to St. Patrick's Road on business. l

Mr. Edwin Duffy. accompanied by the Dunn brothers. returned home by car on December 8th after enjoying two weeks vacation with friends and relatives in Boston.

Mrs. Charles Rogerson was a visitor to Charlottetown December 8th, guest of her sister, Mrs. Mc- Dougall.

Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Mclnnls left for Boston, Mass. December 5th, where they plan to spend a couple of weeks vacation with their sisters and brothers.

Miss Rosella Mclnnis. Eiliotvale. was a visitor to the home of her aunt, Mrs. Alfred Donnelly, on Dec- ember 10th..

Mr. John T. Valley, teacher in Peake's Road School, was a visitor to Charlottetown on December 8th on business.

Mr. Lloyd Mccallum, Marshfieid. was a business visitor to st.. Pat- rick's Road on December 9th.

Miss Anetta Trainor. Baldwlnls Road, was a recent visitor to Ms. Stewart on business.

Mr. and Mrs. John Birt returnczl from Ontario to the home of Mr, Birt's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ed- win Dirt on December 11th.

Miss Ruth Donnelly spent a few days recently visiting her aunt. Mrs. Smith O'Brien, Morell. - ' -B. U.

Pisquid East Notes

..tMiss Georgie Dover, teacher in Pisquid East School, was a vis- itor 6th.

M.r Alvin Burke, merchant at Pisquid. and Mrs. Burke, left. re- cently for Massachusetts on busi- ness.

Mr. Guy Jay spent the week- end of December 6th at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs Wendell Jay.

Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kelly were visitors in Charlottetown Satur- day, December 6th.

Mr. George Dover was in Char- lottetown on business Saturday, December 6th.

The Misses Celia and Flora, Woolridge were visitors in Char- lottetown December 6th.

Mr. and Mrs. Alton Jay were visitors in Charlottetown Monday, December 8th.

Mr. Leith Woolridge was ii. vis- itor in Charlottetown Monday. De- cember Bth.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Affleck. Mount Stewart, were visitors in

7th.

Miss Mabel Jay, Charlottetown spent the weekend of December 6th at. the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Jay.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Garland Mount Stewart, were guests of Mrs. Garlands parents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kelly Sunday, Decem- ber 7th.

The members of Women's Institute met home of Mrs. Edward and Mrs. Alton Jay Thursday night, De- cember 4th, for their monthly meeting. After business was com- pleted a delicious lunch was serv- ed and ii social hour spent.

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MONTAGUE W. M. S.

..'The regular monthly meeting 0 the Montague sub-division of the C.W.L. was held in the church on December 7th. with a large at- tendance.

The ti uroi-'s report showed ii substantial increase over the pre- vious month due to the weekly card parties held in the homes. Con-eqiondence received during the month was read by the secre- tary. The president reported 327.00 given for various charitable pur- poses during the month. A num- ber of the ladies volunteered to clean and decorate the church for Christmas and erect the crib.

It was voted 'to send. a sum of money to st. Martha's building fund and to take up ii collection for the Precious Blood Sisters. The meeting was then adjourned.

first man to build a. steamboat in the United states. John Pitch

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Pisquid East Sunday. December

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Vlhiiii Road and . . Vicinity ..'Week-end Tho-itors to whim Road Were Mr. and Mrs. Reuben

Watts of York, guest of the latter's pa;-lents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Camp- e .

A large number of hockey fans from the district motored to Char- lottetown to attend a recent game there.

Miss Elaine MacLure. Charlotte- town. was for a week the guest of her cousin, Miss Laurie Mac- Donald in Kilmuir.

Mrs. Freeman Miller has re- turned to her home at whim Road after being employed in Montague for some time.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell and daughter Carolyn recently vis- ited Mrs. Campbell's parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. MacPhei'son in Belle- Vue.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nicholson and son. Mr. Jack Nicholson. re- cently motored from Cambridge. Massachusetts to visit Mrs. Nichol- son's sister, Mrs. M. J. Munro and Mr. Munro at whim Road.

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