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_ _CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

‘JANUAKX 11, 19.1

011R News BUDGET 10R OUR SATURDAY SUBSCRIBERS

.\l()ND.-\\' 13111113111) 01-‘ DEATH 01-‘ 1\.su1"1.1t1.>1lStu1lv Clubs" lVXCLLE-Au.‘ P" J‘ Mucnomild’ , _ "FUN, PM (._i1:11"ic11cto\-."11, received :1 tele-

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11‘. I-“l- 1"":- us" 1111-1110111 practit- 11.1 111111" 1dr "utmost ....\1"u slzght ("ht-st 1n- 111>111>1o11s 11nd a rdthei" seve: 11.11 the cur he was .1111 by :1 11.1111 at zhc the xiurrdy 1111111131,". 1111111 the our 11 vans _ \- LO llif! He

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1 1 |cr.1l of Mr. Wm. :hel<l on Saturday ntu-inoc-n from

FUNERAL Sllll\’l(,‘l£5~~~‘l'l11i l1111- ‘

111e city yesterday and stated that

l the N. D. McLean Funeral Home t0 ' he recalled a 5111111111" \vinter to the

{the People's Ctzrctc-y service 11t

1111-‘ Pubic and g "Ptvt- 111-nu: cundut-t- ‘

111:1 by Rev. U1" Nluuili-ni Lz-gatc. T111" p.111 110-111-111 \\"<"11-: firm, 111t- ' ' Til. Welsh, kit-u. (Fruuudx, Aiaurict- 101.111 11nd S. A. M 1.01111

.1 1.1 meet‘. were I‘T‘l‘F'.‘llt at the 1111101111.

_ Mr. . .. nephew" "

ircsent 44 years ago.

ihn-it. Izr-tivccn Picwu 11nd Uuirtlxua.

RECALLS SIMILAR. WINTER- Henderson was , Mr. F. E. P. Conroy, Souris, was 1n

At. that time he was supereargo on u. Ctlihlftl

..r-.1l was able to continue right up

" till 11111- in January.

l “t. _ 1‘.1l'l‘ Sl')(‘1l-."l‘Y Ml")

were rezul by firs. D. M. (lass .111d

‘.fr=. P. A. Crechnrzn :11. the 1111111111-

111 meeting of tl1e Prince Edward

." AT (;‘-Ro_»rhc ;,.u,kly dam” 1' loud Art Society" lust night. Miss

111ec1lr11: oi the Gyro Club last _ night WllS devoted to business with f the preside-lit, D1". B. C. Keeping. 111 the ch -. The returns 11-1-"1- _‘ Ciuistiiuis ittbm-citlosis

"11‘ 01151.11 inccunplete iltflic 11- salcs exceeded illiy previous yetlr. charge 111' the

j The conunittec- 111 .Ch1"istm.:; trees at thc two 111-ph-

o. i"‘- ‘ , _ 1 _ ab‘ “hmfly zmgr nudges brought n1 :1 rcpJrt. lcout- H" ‘m: us‘ 00nd,“ i ll':(‘ reports were submitted by

H, m,‘ hum‘, b“, , nigh,“ _ , committee cl1.111"1n1"11. list-ember ‘ "' 1 res. ,1 ‘_ \ v f _‘" H _ ;1"" 0i 11110111 11111 nltliotigh , o-l-liiio 11f L..":1rl1‘1itcto\\r1 lflhll-t‘ "- . "" " '" .1--..\

for 1031'.

fir.- 1 sult- l that 1

l\l:1rg,aret Irving presided. A11 ex- hzhuisn of ixhotogruphs. loaned by the Ndtonul Art Gallery at O11- mvn will open Saturday and cun-

3rd regional prizes for

1.\l.0(‘l( seed potatoes have been 11W",

fS-Pzuiers ‘

linue next. weqk it was announced. j fm-[yqhl-ec your;

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THURSDAY

Weather conditions tn Prince Ed- ward Island did 11 right about jacc yesterday and a. temperature of 16 above zero backed by a. 32 miles an lwur wind turned avcntion to win- 11-1" 111111111 after several days of 1 spring like weather.

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, Death under whatever" circum- 5 stances is :1 sad legacy of l1u1nanity lcspccinily when 11 lovilg Wife and ‘mother has been summoned from l this life so suddenly. such a death l we a1"e called upon to chronicle to- lday, on November 3rd, i936, Mary

A. Steele, beloved wife of Stephen ‘ French, pa-"scd from this world 0f ‘ toil and care at the early age of About one week

"before her death deceased was

Ribbons 1-ep1"cs1-nti;1g 1st, 211d and I Smcken with piuyo-pngumonlg, and

found-Mill" 1 in defiance of medical skill and ten-

der nursing deaths angel crossed

urdcd respectively" to bfessrs. Doug- ‘1 the thresho d on Monday nigh‘. t0 121s Aitkcn, Bay Fortune; C. W. l summon her to eternity.

'l‘o".v11"s1"n1l, B-dy Fortune, 11nd W111. 'l*\v11.~"c11d, Rollo Bay, by the Iowa

' Siutc Vegetable Growers‘ Asscciat- 1J1!“ 501m“

101.1, t’.k'f‘Ul‘(l1lli; to word receiv 1 111-re by." Mr. J.\V. Boultcr 111:11111;g1"1" P113 1. Putdto GlOLZFS As;-

ZQPES SERIOUS INJUIUH- Cur1"le, 4-year-old daughter of M1". and Mrs. Vcrnfln Currie received u severe shaking up tare Ttitvtlny afternoon when the

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5 1 " .. ,. 1, ., . »_ 1t the , l" "' W“ 'l"_ “'7” ‘ |1:1UJH1"f-_‘1I1.J1 1h"";'11.1'_l" ‘ >111-1.1111"11. tricycle .~1l11- \v1'1."; drhing was ' " ; t" ' " _' " -"'1 "l" ‘ ,;;_..11_,1|,1,1 Ummr, 1 ‘ i11. by 1: cur backing urto .1111 1 I l P1111 \"11\'1'1OX T1) SM - :1 .(‘)‘\\'1\y on K0111 St. The (hhei of 1 ,‘ ' 1- " " 1111111111- 311-11111: 1Ul'l"1-.\ --.»\ prcstuitzitioii hi. the cur \v1\."; not. aware oi the acci- "- l ‘ ‘ e1" “111111111- f.".<-.i11111.1i1I_ 11211111" 111 M111. 511111101 Campbell. dent until Wm. Cll£llS$D171 at ‘VOFK j ._. 1 ' "" , _ 111-1111\\."1,11.»_p_1;_ 101111111: .-. -111-." 111' the 1..1d1es 111 his shcp nearby ran out 11nd 1 f1 r '1 " pup}, H“. fro“, U; l'1t‘l \\' 1-11. 111.111 oi 1111: (.‘l1a:"lot.tcto\\11 _B11p— 1.111111 her from between the wheels. ‘ l y 1 v ‘1111111-1-11 1" 1"1-- ' .1,1-1-, .11" 111111» 111.1111 11st ("11111-1-11. :11 the 11111111111 1111-1-1- tie iarvlcd her into his home 111 an l‘ 1 1 1 v 11' '<- -‘~!"»l C 51-1 ' - " 111’ the Guild restarting". Airs. lhicullsflolis condi i011 but was l , 1 13.. Calm. 11 11s :1 church qui 1y revived. A doctor who l l - I .1 is leaving qui " arrived, said no bone; were j 111d 131C. 1,... (n fl I ‘" to 111111- 111111111" 1"c.~i1_l1-111"c\i11 1111-1 11 ‘T110 tricycle was bedly ,, - ; jinn] 111,. 111-ML I-v- . ‘ »_""'.l:, t"! H. '1 11- 11111-1111‘; ".1115 0.111111; .. 1 ‘V; I , , ". w; ,.1 ‘ ,‘__t_l__\n_w ‘Mimi-pg 51,11‘ 11": x1111. v > ,1’ ‘urn r- 1101110 of ‘ cue Guild ‘ ‘ _ _ , t" " " " 1 1\1~-111c11.1, M1». 1 (11 Iiff- -1'.1\s”1l01c IIONORED-Rcv. A. 3 _r,_.. , m“ _ ‘ '7' ‘ , ~ r" _ Woodside and Mrs. Woodsidc of , 1. DA‘. whlsvfn’ F110,,” _ yhlxjrllflrvfl 1 The farm h< of Mr. Geduic L“ u; “we given a pyeasm“, 5111-. -1 , -F ,,.,1,,. -,.,,"1',f,. . "ll " "“ ‘ .' ' n“ ‘ MtLwtl. Bull: 1111b‘. \i'1\-'- t0l11ll.i' m"- ])l‘§\ last Wctlne clay when their ' ' W“ ‘ , of m" PAW)" m“ m“? ‘mm "l l §tl‘11_\'1}(l by fire mrlv ycslertltl? pd ..‘11ior1cr."s culled a’. the Parson- . , ,

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P-oicssor Bennett o1 Co l1 11c, spcn". the

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u 11.. reported last 1125x111, ' ., frilionun: :1, dirt-king: Petcrls. b’

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. . - help. Tdkcn 1E1." 1- \"J.1.-."1" 11nd re- 111011-11 to 1111- 11111111: 111 \i1"1-]\\e11_ the =i1\"." \‘.'iiS ‘1lllLll)li‘ i11 spy-111; 1111- gimugi, 11:51) hour».

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$111005. BOARD All“ "f5 - At th" 1"1"",";11l11r meeting 0i the City P111071 Etirird yf“l:"lfl‘,l\' tht- resin,- Ituih Cuzriir. from of Rochfortl 111-copied and 11:1" npptrlxit- '.\i11ll.1li_v. 'l‘.“.e uiort telliur: that 11121;! 1111 addiuoiinl 11w- n.".~"e111bl"." hulls of .‘%1:"r-1"l 11nd “lest Kent hid been completed. Rout- IFHI“ d :11 the ,111.1d<. 011-1" b": 1111,- "": "ti 1"‘1:~ir111.-11, D1". l. J. Yeo.

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oi ill" 1'1 l1 null 1c <""11"..""11"1:"'"1- which opt-tied _v1\,,-_ ._,,-_1

11:" 'i'I11~ l"“l\l“t 111-d Citittu- As-suvinginn ' "d Island met with 1w" 11.1."; <i1"1\.'11"tur1: 5:11,. -11:11111.1(.c1l 111: Clfzlllli; 1.13.11

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1" Ylflllulh’ at 1111- 1101111: nf ~""11 Simpson. A11 address _v111.; 11.1" gittg r-xpi-esdt-d

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1 .11.» :11 :1 few" \v0111.~". ll1:1n'~.1:1l ' " 1M1.“ ‘i "1" 111111" i11-dutiful

111 irames, conic-sis 1111111.".- servmg a at Lhc close of the

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11 111111, tlcnintad- " 111111 Prmin 111i (to: rr-lu-l contribu- ,b1,,.111 ful- 1 " i/"i "< 1" (712: tJ"1-".:111"il '1 l1".1'lll- 11 :1 : 1..1.--.11u;11111"s, M1".-st Zzan - -" 11.3.. ' ....

-1" 1 t e 1-11"; 1e . . 1 111 11t;"1_ into the ~; 11"" 1p111y111r11t ."-"11"1:.1t1o11 111 Chai- ". , " .‘- ‘I'l1<"_-,- r1" 1011111171111" 1111 11 l-1"":1i-. 1'.."1"/-11".1- h,\ .r \r\'.11.11r- 11f 11:1 a TPV-Tlfllllfl "11 ‘1-" . i1". thr- p.-1.1 31x11" that - "".\" u": :1 .\"IL'Ci‘..\llll ..1.l.\id ;.1l uiiplymg tor icllcf 3m- 1-_,111-11»_--_ 11o 11.1.» 1"111pl11,-,"r"1i he 1111111111111 of 1 . _ ‘ .' ' 1111-1 11 zev uuned and the relief rc- l t . -1r- l.f'l\'t.‘tl 111111 City, church. m" wel- y‘ 5111-11 11111-11»... 1.11": 111141111121111011. It is. the first ' ":.i 111- hwzl 111i :~y temutic. attempt made to pre- .,_- 11111 11111-011 from hi» , pure .'\l1'ltl.\§1'11‘.\ that will eivc a _' 11! 1‘\‘r.""1i1 ll 111-due, .--1>1".1:"1 " t lr-"r- lll('lll1‘(‘ 0i :11"lu.'|l p. 15 1-111111111111; 11hr- 11111111 .11 i11(‘l1:11"i1»t.'ctov.n_ Mumr

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11" :1 iiurtv glv- ‘

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- I. 01D. E. ova-r- ‘Xllfi 1111s jurt return- 1l where he c0111

3111,1011 lll.\' 11111.. 3111", 1t",";1"1"s .~p"'" (111 the l'l‘!‘1“ll' c111 t11u11-111:1i v1 1i"1 Enguncl. During 1L5 add:

the speaker rcft-rrcri v."‘t.h gratitui? to thr- 1.0.1). 1-11ol'-1".<11ip whim made it pa" in 1'11" 111111 to con- tinue 111.» studics 11111-111111.

Next Monday lVfrs1J. A. ‘1\i.11"n1:l- 1:111 will rend :1 mandated countries.

During the mcetini: special 111011- tlon w11s made of Mrs. Ernest 61111111111011}: c-nutribtition to U!!! Christnuis boxes.

The recent. hire‘. J. A. ltfuthieson presided.

Last 011-11111: an ovi-riluv." c011- ;1"1"-g:1t11111 1111i, 111 Ceidrdl Christuin Church 11: ihe first. 111 the services being held under the auspices of the Vvorld ,"l‘hr.<e SETVlCGa 111-c held through-

out the world at llll$ sz-rson of the "yeamnnd in 1.i1e p11 t have always "HttlflCLPd 1-1-"11: numbers with :1 =markcd q "1 .111in,<; in the spiritual .life ef t1" lltlPLfllll,“ ensuing. It 1 is cunfidently- anticipated that this [year \-."1ll prove nu erzception, es- "pOCiAlLV nit-ei- the splendid begui- 111mg that was made last evening. l ’l'hu.-.e o1". the 1111111111111 11nd 111k- l

111g part. 1n the service were: Ilcv. S. C. COOPIJ‘, pn.~tor of Central :!l1tlf1§ Rev. Hugh 11112111, who cave lthc I11vo1-11ti011; 111-v. 11. L. 110111011 led the Res-pen ive Reading; Rev. 1 A. Mttclit: , 1.114.111" 17-1111 1hr S('ll|)l.lll'(‘ IJPANOH; " Atljntliut. L_vi:cl1 .\!."11 led 111 p1":1_v1"1" .\vi11l1- i11-t: U. C. Webster pro- hiounccd the Bencdzctioti. lit-v. 11.11111111- Gillc-cpit: who is 1o gm- "th: iiddre-ss on S;\1"111"1l.1_-, evt-nini; was also 1111 the llllitlCflh.

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1 ,11-T.-11rt " . 4111 111111 cizthiietl 1111" its (‘r 1lc.11"1_"." held ‘ll 1 e zit the curly . 41-111 3.1 51.11.; 151d .1"d hucl been i11 l'.1il11"1,-; health 101" 1111" past fifteen months. but he "seemed wcll 011 the 111111 1.1 recov- -1nd his death cumc as :1 great 1! ‘

l)l'till\"l':-

n" . to King" 111-out."- VI a1 "

the rigdinr 11101111115" n11-1-t1115'11t't11e

Cllllllé‘? y: ’ 1 Sprt-iul “us Mr. Ben‘

mper mi British‘

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__ 'l‘h1- IX-s is estim: $1 1e11, purl 1y ("ovcicd by 1111-111" Ali-s. M- end 11nd three children ‘were forced to lice from the bitvc- , 112g blllldlllt! i11 their nitllll 010111" Zing. M1". McLeod, who coiuhicls ".1 111111-111-1- stall in the Nlarket o". (‘l1:u"lnttcto\v11_ bud made 11 fire ill 1111" kitchen stove nt. 4.30 11111. 111111 1111-11 gnnc to the barn to preparl: in leave for the city. Mrs. hff-‘Ltoil was awakened tron": sleep by the ,1 fire and smoke at 5 o'clock. Th0 ' tluuics spr 11d so rapidly that it wus 111111 111-c, 1:. 111 cash which was in the house 1200 b11sh1-ls of potatoes were stor- t-ri i11 the 01-11111" but it is believed that. the tubers. except on the top

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" 11f the pile. will be suitable at least.

Jfivnngcik-nl Alliance" . Mont Cztruir-i. of which

Christian Chu1"1-l1, who was Chuir- 1

1c led in prayei"; Dr. 1

for cattle feed.

it.‘ is not. known how the fire o1"- itzineted.

The 111111-1111 nf Rev. Theodore 11111111111. um l1e‘d _\'l‘.\lf‘l‘fli‘.y meru- iug 111 the Church of Nctre Dame. he “'11s pastor for nuurv years. The churcn

~11; mind in overflowing for the :c1"1."ice, which commenced at ll) o'clock. About 2fip1"icsts from dif-

frrr-izt p-.11..~"i11-:: were present and headed by Rt. i11-v, Mil‘. ‘Machet- .:111, VG, tollmvcd the remains" to

illPll‘ l11~t 1"rs".l11{:‘pl11ce in the cem- ,1

tl(‘i‘y 11113111111111,- ihe church.

Th1- hillDlllil lligh Mass of Req- ui1-111 \\".1s CPlVblYllPCl by Rev. F. X1 11111111111. of Eg-mnnt Buy, assisted bv 111-z", J11‘-.111 1311111111 oi Boomflcld us" Dczu-nn 11nd i11-v. Urban Gilhs of Wcilingteii -1~" stib-Dcueun, blaster of 111-rune Rev, John 5111111" n; '1‘l1111"ii'1‘1", Rev. Phrlzm McKcnnn.

Ass‘... .111; 111 the sanctuary were" 11'. 111w: (i. .1. Afchellnu. D1D., Rev. .1':1h11 A. Mclinzinld, Rev. Clarence Flirt", Rev. W. V. bit-Donald, Rev. (‘1-1-1111-11, firs". M.J. Smith, ‘Theodore 6111111111, C S C. of .11"o.1l:. N.13.. Rev. W11lt1-r Dnutzlus McNc-ill,

Rev. George Mc-

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The nunuul 11111121-1- 11f the Print-c .

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fated with ‘111: 13-11111: \\ mcnt. oi Scotlmui. iiizlit,

tiu" :1111.1\ . . 11:1)‘. 11L "1..1 01111 Llldl'.C'tl.1-lt)\\ll. Li. Ccl. C. Thomp 011, M. (I.. V. 1).. 1-11111111111111- 111g 011110: c-t the uuit pftblfltll.

About titty 11t1c1111e11 the 11111111-1", v 11H1~~1Y~ -"i-‘-tvl'. N1111- Wdltfl‘ Wllllfi. ‘

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dc. bf.‘ 111111» 111.1111. 11."; "i Ubtll-Jly the b1?! ever i11-id hy 1h:- lh": . "

’f‘hc li1.,.. wa 1151-"11 11:10 i211-

l11i1 by Pipe N11111: \\’1;t1"1d 1511114". 1H2‘. 111111111: thr" 111011111: a lazgy- l 1"" ll"'~l ll l ‘ 1111;: \\-1 it“ 1".1111‘1c|" "".1t11c1"r-1l to charivuri liic Hwlhlvtl l" la» - '11.»: 1111- .\'.1t1111111i ‘ 1.1.11;- ur-dricrl couple and to \\'l‘-l1

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(If-l. Y]. G. 13d son. ce'111"11".111rl g 151111 Inf llrngadc; $11-11- Her (Jzx-clnirlii krthui" 81111111111- 11”; 111111 the " " ." 1:1111111:1111l- ii-R "if " 1"_". "$1111". li1 the P11111111 . .1. .1. Iiinke. 212th Flrltl Aiilllillfl l,'-('11i, I’. s

Fleldiilif. A‘. .1"; l.i.-Col. G E. l-‘uli, hnuorurv Ideutcnflnt Colonel of thr- Lighthnrsc; LL-Coi, R, C, Chaudlt-t". Signals; LL-Col, E. 11. 311-0151. M. C.. V. D.,, Stimmersidc. retirine commander of the Hitrh- lautlcrs; Lt. Commander .1. J, (Irm- nolly, It. (J. N. V. R. Other .~11e11k- ; ers 111-r:- M1". 1i. R, Stewart, Ott- uwa, and Mr. Walter Grant. Chnr- ‘

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"-111. izultulcd L‘ -(".-l. l"'.111;- '

I..-v .|11‘n11 Kelly. Rm’. W. Keefe, 11m; '1‘ rcncc Campbell, Rev. P. Vi. '- ". Lisc-ixge A. McDonald,

121-11 i11‘ 1‘.111:"11._v, Rev. Bcmict Mc- 11111-1111. Rev. George McUnbc, Rev. (mi-111 P. lvit-imghan, Rev. J. N Pt)ll'li‘l‘, Rev. M. Monaghan, D.D. Rev. Bernard Gillis, Charlotte- tmvn, 11 lifelong friend of the dc-

1-1, M1".. Juzucs ("rawd 111x101". took the solo parts ‘" 111111 1 11f i111" 111111-11". oi the 1.111s.

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1111111011 at, 11.11111 Nltlllbt‘, Charlotte- town :11 51.211) p.111. \VL‘(ll‘.OSdt‘.)'. Dec- f'llll)"l‘ 2111i. by the Rev. C. Cui-lyie

of Mr. and Mrs. .1ni111 1‘.11....:11-". 11f Mlilvale became ti"1-.- i11-it‘:- oi 1'\i1". 5111-1111111 Sir-unit.‘ ' ' divtou. u": i11 Stliilillllf? blue 'l'h1-y wcrc attended by the

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1:111! 3.111". Vcru Parsons. brother of After the ceremony the 1". i-timd; psrty relurnerl tolhe home cf the bride for the wedding sup-

1111-111 :1 111111: 1111c! inppjv" 1110111111111" 11111111- 111 1'"l'1"'.lt‘l'iI"lt!1l. Prior to i11-r “Wlilillg thc bride was limit-red 11

i|1:.<-1-Ii11r11-n=1< shower at the home l n1

M1. :111d Alfred Pars-tuna. F‘11"lv i11 the rvcuiug the bride-tn- "trzl t1; her clutir by Pnisout. and the pres- czits were owned bv Miss 11111111- flv-iiu-is" mid bliss Virtlhe Put-rem. The n("1"\i11p:1i1_\'lil1z verses 11m":- rr-ad 11y Miss 1.1111111 .(f 1lll. Mix"- Pnrsons in a tt-v." words thnllkt-tl v11:- aud all and crate-titled tn each n11 invitation tn visit her in hf‘? new home. after which all joined i11 rinsing: "Fm" She's A Jolly Good i-‘t-liotv". [mm-h was then serve-i 11nd the remainder of the evening 1111s rp-nt in music and clnnciu": 11111-11". llPllllZ furuisivd

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b31- tn save any furnit- 1 "ludrtl i11 the loss \-.":1s $1300 ,

1'll1‘.l..*~—A tpuvt. wedding \'.'.'\s e'>11- -

_ , i1: Webster, when 1 .1;s" Lois Mae Par- ‘ . sons, duughici"

The bride looked: silk _

11v P1111111 1 cardle. 1 Jirsv-nnuit and Frank Gallant.

11:11: t.» make s. prescntntioxi h1- "("1511 11!". :1 purse oi 11101181’. Mr. Vil- lier, Curr acted 11s chairman and My, Seymour Thompson rend- an

Il]Jl7l'OpI'l€\l.I‘: uddrcs." Hftfl‘ Wlllfill Afr. Glen Rltinsoy and ECW111111 Leukhnrt 1111-1111.: the presentation.

"n11; 1:1, .. prc=entcd Mrs. W001i- .~ide with a. pair of beautiful blon- kets. Mrr. Belle Monklev makmB the presentation. Rev. Mr. Wood- 111111- thanked the consrexltlvn 10* tireu" splendid gifts. Remarks were "mgzdc by Claude Ramsay, Percy Millur, E. M. Lockbart and others- Mrs. E. M. Lockhar’. then played while the congregation joined in a lchorus of songs-S. Blois H. Andrew of Charlotte- ltmvn, charged with manslaughter i11 cutuicctiun with the death of 1111.111 Cummings and his daughter Jean, following an automobile ac- cident. 111st. Dec. 22, was dismissed by Magistrate W. E. Darby of S\11111111~1":~"i1"ic yesterday, when he lflppqgqffld 1111- preliminary hearing

1t. “'11s alleged ‘an automobile i which Andrew" was driving crashed into the horse and wagon of Cum- Imingzs and his daughter on the lnlght. of Dec. 22. four miles west ,‘oi Kcnsiugton. The horse was also lk lcd. Andrew was only slightly" lniurrrd. but his automobile was j wrecked by the. crash. ' ' Dr. J, F. McNeil of Kensington Isaid both Cummings and his 19- ,_vc11r-01d daughter had been killed gut-sight. The Cummings werewo- : turning to their home in Breodnl- 11121111: after a visit. to Kenslngton. lAndrew was going from Kensing- ton to Churlottetuuui. It was be- j heved Andrew had been blinded by lthe 11111111; of an approaching car Tvhen he hit the wagon. l t 1

l-'11:1l1-1"i:.i: Bradley, ten year old 111111 of Mr. and Mrs. Urban Bradley, Pc-"skes Stutiou, was drowned in a milldam a l1:1lf mile from his home , ymszerdny afternoon.

With his nine year old brother, ‘Jack, he was looking at rabbit ." snares and muskrat traps and was 1t't"oz.slng the ice on the pond when .11? broke through into ten feet of u-ntcr. Unable to reach his strugg- linn hrothei". Jack rushed to his home :1 half mile away to strmmcn 111d. When asdstahce arrived the buy had rtisnyipeured. The body was recovered some time later.

Coroner L. B. Mellish of Mon- tegue, who. with R. C. M. P. Con- stublcs Watson and Strong, of the lvtuiunzue Detachment, investigated the tragedy announced 111st night 1111 inquest was not necessary.

Rcsidv-iits of the (listrict said yes- ttrtiay 11:11‘ the ice a. few hun- tllPflh’ ll‘(l" below where the boy v."- 1111. "ned was strong enough to "j ho ~::- zlrtiwn vehicles. Thin e over 11 spring l1o'e was believed

to 111111" been responsible for the accident.

1.: =i1les his mother and father , 10111" rulers 11nd a brother survive.

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There passed away on Saturday ' Jan. 211d inst. at her home Dnerald Junction, Mrs. Catherine Mac- Donald. widow of the late Juries A/IacDonald, and last surviving mem- lx-r ‘of the family of the late Bernard C1"oken. Summerficld. Though advanced i11 years being ‘iu her ninety-first. year, her death was keenly foil. by the members of her filliilly 11nd hei- mnny friends. S111: leaves to mourn their loss five sons-Jtcv. Brother A. Walter, Sll'|‘.(‘l'Vl$O1‘ of Bishop Laughlln ‘Mflitlfifldl High Schroi, Brooklyn, . N.Y., Joseph W. on the homestead, "-1. Augusunr. K.C.. Charlotte- town, Daniel and Herbert in Wes- tern Canada, and three daughters, Catherine 1191 home. Sister Cather- 1111: i11-lend of the Sisters or Notrc Dame. 130111011. Ststei" st. Audrmfcus oi‘ the C.N.D., Mtscouchn, one daughter. Helena Lucretia pre- deceased her ten years ago Her funeral was held on .1111. 4 frcm ht"- late residence to St. James Church, Summcrfleid, when n solemn High Muss was sung , with Rev. Phnlen McKenna. cele- braut; a m-phew, Rev. Wilfrid Mc- dcncon, Rev. Eugene iMurmy, sub-deacon, Rev. George

MacDonald, master of ceremonies. There were also present in ~the sanctuary Rev. Dr. Smith. Ktnkora, Rev. J. A. Sullivan, Ph.D., St. Dimstarrs University.

Rev. Wilfrid MoCardle conducted the services at the grave.

The pail bearers were Thomas Hughes. Ambrose Carr, George Power, Joseph Matheson, St. C.11lr Cr-oken and John McEntce.

May she rest in peace

The death occurred at her home, Mount Tryon on January 1st, after an illness of about one week of Mrs. Joseph Francis, aged 65 years.

She leaves a husband, three sons and two daughters also ‘four broth- -ers and three sisters, to mourn the loss of a loving mother and sister.

Her quiet and gentle manner e1- dearcd her to a 1, especially in he: ow11 family circle. The funeral ser- vices were held at the home, con- ducted by the Rev. T. O. DeWolfc, Intermr-w was in Westmoreland cemetery.

By the death of lvlrs. Helen Ala one, on December 30, 1936, St. Joseph's parish has lost one of its 11101-111 amiable, Christian and indus- 1tr1ous members. She was always

i11 the forefront of those ladies who l I 1 l l

were. called 011 to do any work in the lntertst- of the parish and most rullcitous i11 the sueevs of every movement to bette1- {"1 11hial con- ditions.

Besides her bereaved husband she is survived by one brother, Isadore Smith, Sourls, and two sisters, Mrs. J. J. McCarthy, Fort Augustus and Mrs. P. J. Murphy, Boston, Mass.

There passed peacefully away on Sunday, Dcc. 6th Mr. Cornelius Cnhill, one of the oldest and mest highly respected residents of Ty"- 1011f‘.

Although not in the best of heulth , he was confined to his bed for only

about a. month previous to his

death.

The late Mr. Cahill was born i11 Kingston eighty-five years ago, where he spent his life engaged in farming, from which he retired six years ago and moved to Tyrone.

The deceased was a man of ster- ling qualities. His kind and jovial disposition won for him a host of frlendsboth old and young. This was evidenced by the large number of people who visited him during

_his illness, and also cams to pay their last respects.

The death of Mr. Angus D. Smith of Hopefiald, P. E. 1., took place sud- denly on Christmas evening. AI- though in his eighty-second year, he was in fair health until about an hour before his death.

The deceased was born in Little Sands, October 31st, 1855, and was the youngest son of the late Alex- ander and Grace Smith. All the family predeceased him except one. sister Mrs. Sarha Fraser of Hope- fleld. In addition to his sister, he leaves a sorrowing widow, and two sons, Wilfred and James, both of Hopefleld.

The funeral was held from his

December 28th, and was conducted by his pastor, Rev. T. R. Goudge. assisted by Rev. R. H. Stnvert. A large number of people attended the funeral in spite of bad roads and weather. Burial took piece in the Little Sands cemetery.

‘The funeral of Alfred F. Houston took place Tuesday afternoon from

People's Cemetery,

last member of a highly respected family long established on Fitzroy Street and well known to our old- er citioeirs. Like his father. l1c was a skilled mechanic and cabinet maker. and a number of years ago was also engaged in boat. building. He was also a member of the Hills- boro Boating Club.

His illness extending over many months he bore with calm forti- tude, much comforted by the kind- ly attentions of his lifetime neigh- bours. His approaching death he welcomed as 11 summons to the ful- ler, nobler life with his Redeemer.

The funeral service was conduct- ed by his pastor, Rev. G. Carlyle Webster. The pail bearers were: Messrs Lemuel Winchester, John Anderson, David Corr, P.J. Mac- Donald. 0.11‘. Hutcheson, W .E. Bentley, K.C.

Officers for 1037 were installed by District Deputy President. Miss Mur- iel lmvther, at the regular meeting of Alpha Rebekah Lodge No. 10, I. O. O. F, held on Tuesday evening.

Asststlng Miss Lowther were, Miss Beatrice Lapthorne as Deputy Mar- shall and the following staff of Grand officers: 11:11.11. Mae Adams. Miss Hilda. Harper. Mrs. 1e Bcntner. Mrs. Gertrude Beer, Miss Olive Lowther and Mrs. Bell Mc- Leod.

Officers installed into the chain of the Lodge were:

Noble Grand, Mrs. Phoebe Pound; Vice Grand, Mrs. Blanche Stewart; Rec. Sec, Mrs. Isobel Diamond; Fin. sec. Mrs. Eunice Reid; Trees. Miss Lillian Duchcmm". P.N.G. War- den, Mrs. Jean Gammon; Conduc-

tor, Mlss Mary Jenkins; 3.8.11.0. Mrs. Helen McEachei-n, P.N.G.: L. S.N.G.. Miss Helen Hnlayaon. RN. G1; Chaplain, Mrs. Flora McInni-s; R.S.V.G., Mrs. Bessie Holman; 11.8. UG., Mrs. Marjorie Cutciiffe; 1n- side Guardian, Mrs. Lulu Nichol- son: Outside Guardian, Mrs. Jean Crockett; Musician. Mn. Inez Laf- terty P.N.G.; Jr. Past Noble Grand. Mrs. Victoria Huestis.

Mrs. Samuel Campbell, an active member of the lodge wns presented

Mrs. Campbell, leaving to up residence on the

land, is severing her connection with the local Lodge. She graciously thanked fellow members and told them that she would always remem-

take

in Alpha Rebekah Lodge. The prec- entation was mode by District; Dep- uty President. Mra. Muriel Lowther and the newly installed Noble lGrand. Mrs. Phoebe Pound.

wttha gift by Lodge membe on Maln- '

, FRIDAY

Roman Catholic Church. His rc-

1 mains were taken m Morell by train

The death occurred at her home l7 Upper Prince Street on Dec- ember 10, 1936 of Lillian Lavenia. widow of the Icte Wellington F. Burns in her 67th year. The lute Mrs. Bin-us was a daughter of the late Ben]. C. Mulch and the late Elizabeth Bishop of BummersLde.

.P. E. I. She had been in failing ‘ health for some time, yet when th- cnd came it was unexpected.

—DE.\T1l 0F MRS. ENSOR — There passed awuy on Wednesday afternoon nfier a lingering illness 1 Mrs. Isabelia Ensor. axed 70 Y6K?!» Mrs. Ensor was the widow of Wm- , F. Ensor and had resided for many ‘years at Ellerslie, which “H15 he!‘ native place. This summer She vflmfl 1o reside with her on1y_ delight". Mrs. Percy L. Bowness wzzo tenderly nursed her during hei- last 11111315. ‘Mrs. Ensor possessed mnny fine charactertsiics which endeared her l to a. wide circle of friends. The fu- ‘ neral is taking place this afternoon from her late residence at E1181: slie to the Presbyterian Church 111

Freeland, Lot .11 P5

Friends throughout the Province will learn with 1181?‘? °l 111° 93*" in; of Mrs. R1 Horne, whcse death occurred at her home in Wcstville. December 19th. 1935; Pill-e? a slffll" illness. Mrs. Horne was the mo. 111"‘ of Mrs. John Spencer Malpeqtu

cad, Charlottetown»

'l‘h-.- funcml tock place on Tiffa- day, December 22nd 19311 and wa the largest seen in that community for some time. .

Rev. 1.11". Tedd of the Amllifin" "Church spoke of her as the “Radi- ant. Mom".

Mr, John George McKenzie sang "The 01a R1188“! 61w"-

The choir of St. Bees Angllcan Church attended in a bodytherv

lwas a. representative from i walk in life and hundreds called M the home to my tribute W °"‘~‘ they knew so well. The florlnl tributes were many.