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The Rebekshs did themselves proud oi their sessions on Tuesday. The business was conducted with dignity ., and ability. Besides several distinlliished Past Prendents cnthe platiorm we noted two high oiilcials irons l’. E. Island, vm-Mrs. IL-W. McEachern oi Mermaid, F.’ l. I. President oi the asromiiiy and rm. tDr.) Harrington oi Brldgewater, N. 5-. the very emclent Secretary, who has been ro-elected several times. Mrs. Harrington is also a Past Presi- dent and was known in Charlotte- town beioie her marriage, as Miss Mary Essery. -

During the session Mir. A. G. Cor- scadden oi Toronto, Grand Master o! 011444110. Mrs. J. A. McNair, Grand Master oi the Maritime Provinces, Mr. Benjamin Bremnenthe latter two irom Charlottetown, ‘and Mr. Jos. Murdock oi St. John, Past Grand Master, were introduced, and having been received ‘with Grand Honors, were escorted to seats on the dais, Addresses were given by all iour, that oi Mr. Corscadden being a masterpiece oi eloquence.

The ' oi the Grand En- campment was being held It the same time in another building. Ow- ing to other engagements we were unable to be present, but were in- ionmedit was an enthusiastic and successful meeting.

On Tuesday evening the “Decora- tion oi Chivalry" was conferred on three oi the Daughters oi Rebekah by a Canton oi Patriarchs Militant I. C. O. It, It was open to the public and was greatly enjoyed by the im- mense gathering who witnessed this most magnificent and imfiesslve ceremony. The elegant costumes oi the ladies lent a brilliant setting to thfi Dalelnt.

Alter the public had retired, a Lodge oi Rebekahs was opened in the same audiaorium ("The Arena") at which about five‘ hundred sisters and brothers witnessed a most ele- borste exempllnoation oi the Rebe- kah Degree by the Degree Btai! oi "Martha" Rebekah lodge oi Sydney. The work was done splendidly, alter which dainty reireshments were served to those present.

On Wednuday morning the Grand Lodged!’ the Maritime Provinces o, ‘ its seventy-second annual session in thelarge auditorium o! Central School with -a very large attendance oi Past Grands and Past Grand Masters from all over the Jur- isdiction. Grand Master John A. Mc- Nair presided over the sessions with marked ability and was compliment- ed on the emclent manner with which he conducted the business o! the sessions. At this session also Mr. l‘ _ “ o! Ontario, beiore reierr- ed to, was introduced to the Grand

l Cards Lodge by a committee oi Past Grand

Masters. Being called upon he ad- dressed those prescnt/ and was list-

Ptdllibifioli Cflimlflissiimu ened to with rapt attention while he

Chairman,‘ liar. GIOII-Glt u. snow ' "Hlllltlte. r. a. l. anneal! larorauuoa reseflllas ll-

thrilled his audience by hsi eloquent discourse on the principle; o: the

fractional’ rrohiaiuon Act to the Order-

above or To Chis! Inspector a. s. Haywood

Shortly alter this the doors‘ were again opened to admit His Worship

-- James McConnell Mayor oi Bydney. Winchester ltraet. Charlottetown ' ~ m“. 1” 311T- RIDEIBhQTD,

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Rebekah Assembly, Miss Ethel John- ston, Past President and Mrs. Grant Past President from New Glasgow, who in her witty reply to the ad- dress oi welcome, all ed to the re- mark that “Sydney was the Pitts- burg oi Canada" replied that "New ‘Glasgow was Pittsburg the second." Dr. McDonald oi the Halifax School ior the Blind, iollowcd with a most interesting and eloquent ad- dress on the claims orthat institu- tion on the people oi the Maritime Provinces. They were escorted to the hall by the Patriarehs. Militant in uniiorrn and were tendered seats on the ilat- iorm, when Mr. McConnell in a neat speech welcomed the Oddidilowa to sydneiy-and extended to them. the "imadom o! the city" Appropriate replies ware made hy the Grand Matter and Rebekah sisters. mo:

in. conclusion oi thisiunetioo the

onus more sdlvumpd uhtiljfip evening. ' '

adprogrammabytheiofltfieernmlt- taqoonsistlngeirdvlsittothalteal pnocisviaifioooooiciksosi ,- Jnintltlmotoritfi/pto, a. aoionmmagtrtpfarcinptiie,

‘rho alter-noon was spent in a vari- i

Brierbodge oi lydrayllinaaJi-gl; 1t was verylnaprgsivaly-aadceflai-

‘ently carried out m,“

b01101 tha-Rabehah Alllllbl!" if!

‘ ‘rhursdayat a gardtrrvlflyat

beautiiui heme. Needless minor-var

sion latein the aiternoom-The. _ onlcers were installed Jamin Brenner, the senior start Grand Master oi the Maritime ha» vnicea, assisted by PaatGrend tera JseUR. McDonald us. es. Murdoch _ Beiore closing, the retiringnrane Master, BNaMJI aMeNainwoaypra- rented by the Grand Lodeswithia

handsome Past Grand Master's rev-

el in recognition oi nu raiuiruilioc efllclent services. Bro. McNsir P16911118 Ind lnprevriaterenly. ai- ter the sinairig oi the National An- them the seventy-second annual 4&- sion resolved iteeli into history; and the mrothers departed being well pleased with the week's business Mid" pleasure. i . ‘ .

. 0n Friday a visit was wmadagby several oi the P. 1t’. 1., party to the Oddiellows’ Home in Pictou, 5N. S. All ca, ' d their delight with» _ interior and exterior or this splin- did institution andthe it;ie being conducted byBro. Fraser. . . v NOTES i ‘

"Jack" made an able,‘ amount the happy o. M. “J. s. max". eanaetésa beaten Is a Gr. GGcrotArL-Holia Bbiillt hali G M. BDYDOW. N0; more emcient and popular. =

i. “D- 0- w." u the constitutional

lawyer and adviser oi the Grthd

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"Dave" is always on hand w. could not do without him.

"s. n. McD.," is still‘ u vlsbreul as ever. No older as the, years go by. May his shadow never grew less.“

"Sampson," nearly '90 years young and still going "strong." "

Many behutiiul costumes at ‘the dance Thursday niiht. _ i

Good music and good apealeheatat the band concert Thursdaynight.

Next place oi meeting?

Redcque Notes

Mr. and Mra-W. a. Wright, sea.- que, motored to Allillstlna 00rd.“ sa‘ daylast, while therethey the guests oi their daughter Hfll-‘Old HOWE“. _

Miss Mary o. Schurman, neebqiis. was‘ a visitor tp lower Bedequa on Friday. ~ _ .,

Rev. m. r, r. Sidney, Cen§il rial dequs paid a business trip to m; on Saturday. , 1

Mrs. Bessie Hoopef I-hidaugliter Miss Helen, B. N., oi S. _A-,’ spending some time witlririanda Lia Central ‘Bedeque, there iriends are glad to ‘sea them s»: again ii only ior a short while. ‘

Miss Mary Stewart, Cherie town, is the guest o! the wan -_ garet and wimiuroa Wright, Mia- dleten. \ I, V __ I .

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w. Ingbam Wright, pamphlets. wasthegueateiMrJ-‘lllahradshaw. madam last week. . -

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m Misses mrraretlaae Winni- ired Wrilht. and the we» Mai’! Stewart and Sadie ‘Bradshawwalid- dietcn, metered to Cheltcn ahoeepa

m. lpott Massimo, nlmwaaavisitortetlheltonlenifis ear. ‘ .\ ‘

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' son's. .1. Reynolds. mid s-biaidoutrip to‘ Charlottetown on ilotidty.‘ i rriiouoiiooiot Chelton has re-ooen- sir-star tasiirunmei- ponders. they hlYdJillfiW-Yifl Iflrtune o1 W99?!“ You. "whim i" We wish Miss Yeo, “(ignore in her school work.

ppm-ate maria-Lower. Bu": qua-u at present visit-me her math- s: tin. imam. West River.

111a young people ‘oi ‘Bedeque and

lake on" sh». Ephraim Marc's shore onfiledneedaygvenlna. the evenlns yaafpleassntly spent in Ilmfl Ind othtr amusements.-

_ Ralph Campbell, Chelten was a h tor to North Carle‘ on

mono». ‘ ‘ (‘and Mirsilieber Myers, North Ctrlttion were visitors to New An-

nsn on Thursday.

Mr. Wilburt wrlrhtgrorui Carle- ton was a visitor to Cheiton on ‘Inurflay.

iurrounding districts, held a clam *

you r JACKSON , . .,¢,IARS,

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an , com e ‘o. which moybgeioh” for valuable _ Al b the’ i‘ , e paxyisf ‘his Stems!

Jackeons and save the f‘Poker Hands.”

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ment oi Colonization and developedlnapous vfluey and ma, portion o; 0! the 31111141511 Pflilllii! RBUWBY the province between Windsor and Working in wniunctien with the Walton on the Minus 1min, accom- Provinclal Government is-nnnounced Domed by ,1_ N_ 1g Maccaugw,’ u. hem 991- J- 5- 99111115. chili Wm- slstant commissioner Montreal, Ma- mlssioner oi the railway colonizaflr. 1o;- A_ E_ M00“. Eurgpggn comm“- dEPI-rtnwnt. arrived here ytstfldly tion Manager Canadian Paciilc Rail-

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