OCTOBER 2o. 1949 WESTERN GUARDIAN
GENERAL issuance Ralph s. Muttart. Summersids.
-R,ESEBVE Saturday, October 33nd lor Rummage sale at Town Han, under_ auspices local Gir, Guides Association.
JANADIAN NATIONAL IN- STITUTE ior the Blind Tag Day. Prindo County» Saturday. October
52nd.
_ANNUAL MEETING Kensing. w“ Home and School Association in Masonic Hail. Thursday. Octobei goth. 8 P. M.
.-THE PRINCE County Wo- men‘; Progressive Conservative Association annual meeting will be held in the Town Hall. Sum- nierside on Thursday evening at B o'clock.
—Mrs. Wesley Lackey left last week to return to her home in Rumford Fails, Maine, after visit- ing relatives at Burlington and Kensington. At her former home n: Burlington, she was the guest nf her brother .and sister, Mr. Hudson Adams and Miss Margaret Adams, and also visited her sis- ier, Miss Agnes Adams at the home oi Mr. Elvin Bryuzinton. At Kensington, she visited her sis- ter, Mrs. Johnston Ramsay and also Mrs. James Sheen. Mrs. Lackey and Mrs. Sheen were schoolmates at Irishtown School. when the late Mr. Alfred Adams irris teacher there, some years ngo. -Bur.
Borden
J. J. Maclsaalo o! Borden
gpcnt the week-end with her daugh-
‘ter, Mrs. Frank Butler at Char- lottetovm.
Mr. and Mrs. Parker Pauley who have been spending their h-olidays with Mrs. Pauleys parents. Mr. snd Mrs. Georze Sharpe. Borden returned to Moncton on Monday.
Mir. and Mrs. Edward Campbell o! Borden had as their guest last week. Mrs. Campbell's parents Mr. and Mrs. Ferdie Kilbride of Bangor uid her cousin, Mr. William Kil- brids o! Boston, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Hickey had as their guests last week Mr. rind Mrs. Harold Gilllspie, Miss Leonora Gillespie and Miss Evelyn Hickey all oi Moncton.
Mrs Jack Lewis o! New Glasgow spent s. {cw days last week with her daughter, Mrs. Miller Ferguson at Borden. This week 1M1". and Mrs. Ferguson have as their guests Mr Ferguson's parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Ferguson o! Stellar-ton.
Many Maid-s o! Mr. Gordon Love. engineer on the M. V. Abegweit are pleased 1p learn that he is i-onvaiescing nicely at his home in Borden following his recent oper- stion in the P. C. Hospital.
The regular auction part/y oi the Borden Women's Institute was held in the town hall on Thursday last with live tables playing. Ladies prize was won by Mrs. John P. Gallant, gents by m. Joseph Gel- isnt with consolation prizes going to Mrs. Eldon Darrach and Mr. P. .1. Msclnnis. The ireezeout prize was won by Mr. Eldon Darrach.
Sincere sytnpstl-iy o! s. host or ti-iends in Borden is extended to Mrs. J. K. Sutherland. Charlotte- town on the death ot her husband which took place there 0n Satur- day last. Mr. Sutherland for mniny years was chief engineer on the our ferry. Prince Edward Island, and was s highly esteemed resid- ent o! Borden.
ATTENTION
ROYAIQ ARCH MASONS
aonvr MEETING PRINCE unwann u ALEXANDRIA CHAPTERS - Kenslngton
Thursday, October 20th.
Master Masons Cordialiy Invited.
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‘ Everyone wants nice things to live with and u. use. n - u This Glassware, proudly bearing your own personal monogram, is an added niccty to good Iiivlng. Vlllt the China Department o! either tbs I“ lottotown or the Summsrsido Store and order the pieces you want, band out with the monogram you want. - - s Delivery will be in apps ‘matoly two weeks. Personally initialled Glassware will make a truly dsllgbtlul Chrislmls Gilt too! You can get this Glassware in a grout variety of styles and s11 ii
the littlest liqueur glass to a l0 ounce pitcher.
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