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Friends will regret to learn that. Mr. Emery ltiacNeil is again con- fined to his home owing to severe illness.

Mr. Augustus MacDonalciChar- luttetrirn. spent, a few days in Lower Llontague. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Landry.

Miss Aplira Wisncr, Charlotte- town, has n weekend visit/or to Montaciie. where she called on her many friends.

Mr. S8111 Macnin. Mr. Bell and Mr. Conrad. Department of Vet- erans Affairs administrators. were lJLlSlXiE-s visitors to Montagueon Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Alex MacPherson. Woodland, Maine. were visitors to Montague lasit week, guests ‘of Mrs. MacPhersonh niece, Mrs. Cecil Beck and Mr. Beck.

Miss Ruth Clements, member of the staff of Maritime Electric. spent the iveek-end in Montague. guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Clements.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward MeaPhaJl, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hayley. Southport, were Sunday visitors to Montague, guests of Mr and Mrs. Harold Landry.

Miss Jessie Hutchcson. nurse-in- trainins at the Prince Edward Is- land Hospital, accompanied by Madge Tornilson. spent the week- end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Hutcheson. Montague.

Constable Fred Oiutln. RCMP“ is at present. stationed in Mont- ague relieving Cpl. Doug George, who has gone on s short vacation to Salckville, N. 13., and Gaspar- eaux, N. S., for u. hunting trip.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Adams, Summerslde, spent the weekend in Montague. Quests of Mrs. Adams‘ Diifeﬂiﬁ- Mr.l and Mrs. Howard Vickerson.

Mrs. J. P. Beer. Montague. ac-

companied by her brother, Mr. Douglas Bell. have motored to Montreal where they will visit

their sister. Mrs. H. M. Downing. Many who know Mrs. Downings son. John, will be interested to learn that he is taking e. 4-year post-graduate course at McGill University where he obtained his MA degree before going overseas.

During the past week the wat- erfront shipping in Montague has considerably increased; at present there are the "Robert 1-1.". C8D- tain Edward Perrot, and the “Winnie Anne". Captain Hector Sperry, which are engaged in ﬁshing on t-he inshore line. Also the "ltludathalapadu", which ar- rived on Monday with a, cargo of coal frcin Bacldeck. C.B. for Poole 6:. Thompson, Ltd., Montague. Leaving port, the captain, A. C. Rose. hopes to take on a cargo of island potatoes for Nova. Scotis ports. Also arriving on Monday was the Fsirmlle 91, owned by Mr. Grant Grahamn and under the command of Captain George Lake. The ship is engaged in in- shore fishing. and the Captain reports that. the fall 11in is fairly good. Tied up also at the new Government. wharf is the Depart- ment. of Public Works dredge N0. 14. which is engaged in removing the old pilings, and wharﬂng which is jutting out under the new wharf. endangering ships which lie close tothe wharf. It is also dredging out the mud close to the ivhnrf. thus permlttin! heavier ships to draw to the wharf for unloading purposes. It is eXDcCWd that more and more vessels will arrive as the potato and turnip

Mr. Sterling Clark, Mt. stewari. was a business visitor to Montague on Monday.

Miss Anna MacLaren. student of Prince of Wales College, spent the ireek-end at her parents’ home in Montague.

Mrs. Joseph Kennedy, Pictou. N IS" is at present visiting in Lower iMontague at the home of her mother, Mrs. Amos Landry.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beck. and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Power have left for s. few days‘ business trip to Barrie, Ont.

Mr. Ralph Douglas, who has been visiting at his parents‘ home in Georgetown, was a visitor to Montague on Saturday where he renewed many old acquaintances.

Mrs. L. Francis, who has been spending the pas: month visiting her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Landry. left re- cently for her home in Victoria.

Miss Anne lvfatheson. of the teaching staff of Prince Street. School. was a visitor to Montague on Saturday.

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Mr. and Mrs. Percy MacDonald, Charlottetown. spent the week- end in Montague, guests of Mr. MacDonald's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis MacDonald.

Mrs. Mildred Gay arid Mrs. Ed- ward Murphy. who have spent the summer months in Montague, left for their respective homes in Bos- ton, Mass. Mrs. Murphy spent the summer at her home here. while Mrs. Gay was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wightman.

The construction equipment of the Poole and Beer Construction Company has been moved to Bay- fieid where the immense gravel pit is located. After completing the grnvelling of many roads in the southern section, the company is at present gravelling the roads in the riort-hem section. About thirty trucks are engaged in haul- ing grsvel, and it- is expected that about. 29.000 yards will be removed from the pit which contains is gravel of exceptionally fine qual- ity. ‘The roads around Baltic, Souris River, Town Brae. Bear River and many others will all receive e. good coating of gravel before the winter season sets in.

Residents are delighted to see t-hc Legion Hail receiving a new coat cf paint, which vastly chang- es its former appearance. During the past month the hall has been completely retiovated. In the front are located two large show windows, while on the side the opening has been completely cov- ered. The inside which was form- erly e. store and large stairway, has been so changed that it will be divided into two large stores each with its show window and entrance. In the rear a. private stairway has been placed for ent- rancc to the Legion Hall above. A new hardwood floor will be lala downstairs .and a new softwood floor upstairs. with such renova- tions inside, the ladies of the Le- gion Auxiliary decided to have the interior painted. Messrs. Ponce Larkin, Clarence Landry. and Vernon steele have already com- pleted the first coating, and ex- pect. to ﬁnish the second coating within a short time. After the trimmings have been completed, the Legion Hall will hove a beati- tiful appearance,‘ and will add one more fine building to the com- munity. Lan. ‘C. W. L. MEETING — ‘The regular monthly meeting of the Little Flower sub-division of the Catholic Women's League of Mor- eil was held in the church vestry with a good attendance. The pre- sident». Mrs. Wm. Ayiwdrd was in the chair. The meeting opened by prayer followed by roll call nnd the reading of the minutes of the previous meeting which were read. approved and signed. There was no correspondence. Mrs. James l3. Jay, treasurer. reported sending ten dollars worth of subscriptions to League Magazine. Mrs. A. B. MaoAdam was appointed to take

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1t was moved and seconded the second Sunday of each month be Communion Sunday for members

of the League. It was moved and seconded to donate food to s. sick parishioner. Mrs. Frank McCar- thy kindly consented to deliver same. Mrs. Augustus MacDonald thanked the members for their kindness to her daughter during her recent illness. It was decided to hold a chicken supper in the Memorial Hall at Morell at which bingo, wheel cf fortune and sale of trimmed cakes will take place. Catechism classes are to be re- sumed. The meeting closed by prayer. _ '

Georgetown And ilioinity

Mrs. Frank Machean was a visit- or to Charlottetown on Monday.

Mr. James METCBGUI of Montague was a visitor to Georgetown on Sat- urduy.

Mr. Charles Thistle of St. Peter‘: Bay is on a visit here and ia ra- newliig old friendships.

Miss Julia Prosper of Clark Bros, Montague, was a week end guest of Miss Alice Gordon of Roseneath.—Geo.

Cm Sunday Mrs. Agnes Murphy and family ware visited by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Condon and daughter Paula of Charlottetown.

Miss Connie Gaudet of Charlotte- ‘toivn was a recent guest at home of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Martell. , Mr. fliill Mrs. John Leightlzer who have spcnt the past number of months at their summer home at Morrison's Beach have returned

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Mrs. Edward Heart: and baby o1 Charlottetown are the guests of Mrs. William Martell.

stall; and Edward Doiron cf Rustlco are spending a week u guest; o! their sister. Mrs. Frank Maclean.

Miss Ruth Quick baa ecceiiiﬁd l position as clerk in the general sine-e of Keeping Bros. on Meir! Street.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lavandier h-ed as their guests on Sunday. Miss Elle. and Miss Merle RYE“; Mr. Earl Prassel and Mr. Tommy England all of MIﬂUIVQ» N- 5-

Mr. Gerald Morrison who is em- ployed in the City i"! wrpentry work, apent the week end with his wife and family.

Captain John Fitzgerald. JR. Wlw ha: been visiting his parents, C8D- tain and Mra. J. J. Fitzgerald left [Monday on return to his home in Boston, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Cheater Walker. ec- compsinied by their eon Howard motored to Murray River and White Sande on Sunday where they visited friends.

Friend: of Mra. Alphonsus Corri- gan who haa been a patient in the Charlottetown Hospital for some time. will hear with pleasure that she has returned to her home greatly improved in health.

l Mr. Joseph Johnson, assisted by Mr. Frank Gotell and Mr. Gordon lRola has completed dismantling l; large barn on the premises of ithe late George Lsvera and are inow engaged in carpentry repairs to the exterior of the house.

..'The many friends of Mr. Simon King of Burnt Point will hear with regret that. illlness has tnecessltated his going to Charlotte- ltown w receive treatment. and all Join in wishing him an early re- covery end return to his home. The funeral of the late L. H. Douglaa, who passed away at hia home on Water Street on Mon- day, Oct. 18th, wla held on Thurs- yday from his home. A ahort service twas held at the home from whence the funeral proceeded to St. David's United Church, where the regular funeral service was held. with Rev. S. J. Boyce officiating and being assisted by Rev. E. R. MecVlcar of Pownai. The pall- bearers were, B. H. Stewart, Jos- eph Johnaon, W. T. Wood, C. H. Llewellyn. J. H. MacDonald and ‘Earl C. MacLal-en. Interment was l in the Church Cemetery.

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