‘null Mrs. Blzillullill.

Tllfi~uléilti3lvweiillil lMosI Important lieailing Ma

' ' MONDAY

opp T0 D0RCHESTER__.3hm.lll groom nuts ably supported by Mini‘

Ablliilin." Gallant of Egmont Bay; Inter Inc ceremony, a nnlnplnum Noonun, of the staff ‘(vending {the ixome of the bride. at which Ruin" to his homo in Bcileqilo, P. “fire present thc officiating cltrgy-‘ll- l.; ivlu-rs lll‘ will SDJIIIJ his vu- ' 11. immediate friends and iolat-“llllllll lll 11W Weeks-

Dgugail and Bailiff Bradley leave m]; morning with the prisoners, Matthew and Power for Durchcsicr penitentiary.

IIOCKEY SPECIAL. - Approxi~ l matcly two hundred hockey fans wok advantage of the “Banker special" to Sumtmerside Scitilrdily afternoon whore tlie Bankers and

Abezweit Sisters crossed sticks wllu ‘Wllllll lllrrv liiiiliiivsl cues“; weir 515ml; pl"cseiit._Tl:c bi"idc and groom wire. lll? local tli recipients of many valuable p:"c—,

m; Banker and Crystal teams Saturday night money tossers winning by a score of S 11 to 5 while the Crystal Sisters dc-

lcclcd thc .".bbic Sisters 3-41.

jjBLAISDELL - DEAGLE u‘ Al tho

A. Iillillulell, Adult» Dougie, Diiiideé, i’.il1.1. The happy couple were uttciillcil by lii- l glut-urn brothel". (Bliss Illzlislllll l Attlri" lilo l

lhink satin with lint to match. '1licl

lllil-Ylty. All loin in Iiearty fclicita- tions. ,

Mamie. Stun-ls. Fob. illlil, llllD thc uizlrriago took illucc oi‘ (Icorgc lllU-llilll, Si. I.oili.~i. I‘. ll). Red “till-HO zllid .\Ili:"y sllllllli’ ufici" Christmas.

..l\(

breakfast was

Ies. Dinner" was greatly enjoyed‘

zit the hcmc of thc groom's mother. In the evening, slipper was ilgjnin Th" dam? Elle" by U19 Gllls served at thc brides Iioinc, where 535ml Cm‘) “ll Flldlly lib“ lll lll" Plavl’ League, was Jnrgcly attended , ‘and a good Frank P. Heuncsscy and Mrs. Ernest McCarcy were thc ehaperoncs for llllc inching. l

Ellis. which testified t0 their liup-l

érouniuo SOUTHERN Anal

_ lt-Yli (‘lly by aulomobiio fiii" no Soulllcru Stuns", first passing lIY-lllfll llln lll-xv IIIIII) lube (ounce:- lll! N- Y- null J.‘I'.*ii'_\' Pity, llleu-ec u Pllllzlilt-lpltiu- W‘. llliigltiil. Fflltl-

around Souris also at

IDA’. healthy gll'l lsnmiiiudiliig ~.vi_.ip:ziranre - and ‘IEHT’ 111-13‘ dczilli is very lleurtrcndiug".

TUESDAY ‘vmntlcll-lldrcll’ and n“, émml grand loi" Wiltuipcu. their fillurc liuililal ill". Iliillslon. " él.llldl.cll_ null \\'lI(‘1l' ‘Ir (‘hit-lick ilollls ll i'-"-" iii". Yell.

-—TO THE |SLAND.-— Joules A. The funeral Servlcé “.35 held on Sjltlli-Slblif illllll willi the Ilopulll Fuilcrtalkcl" null officiating i-lor- oi’ he 11(1)" Sunday afternoon, Dec. 18th from llllllli- "llllllllllllll Fl" Vie“ Flylllllll» _ ‘

served at ~ll llllllli iii‘ (‘llllllllll- llll liflX. has the United Church. New Glafigmvw [AID T0 RErTfiTl f l t‘ ll” Mm “Myers-

1 b" f lativc" 1 S .— ie unera 0 cill-s=-._ glggrgltnglasrggeatrlllggdeloopal;a 11,5: thc late Mrs. Charles MacDonald Mourners . tribute of respect was held at 11 a. m. yesterday from Arihill" Wilrhili-lou. < -.. . . M the request of the deceased the McLean Funeral Home to Canoe, Jil-lgi- A. Ii. Wllzbill-iou. i DANCE WELL ATTENDEIL- her nephew, Rem w_ ,1, mncLeodCeve. Services at the Home were; A. l‘. lillu-limlirc. conducted the scrvicc. With hlllilSmadgllfdglynqn/eilafiéltlfia Isirlllil-i"(Hlllillliii» "up .21. . .1 . ‘ ' i. ‘n’.

sum realized. li-Irs.

JISLAND ‘ITADY. —— Friends fl

. r\ . s-l-A-l-Esdwlnl l . .1 _ 11-. y who-c she uizcd to work, are l_ ° r “ ll" (“all iiani d" to 11cm" of elhc death in ,3,

He Ml its ie of Bliss Nlary clwccuey. Chcp- l“

Sir" vzas a sarong apparently 0f fine presence and hcr lt-

Eslllllllllll.

were her minister. the Rev. Peter 113K501] and the neighboring min- stcr. Rev. C. E. Armstrong.

Cemetery. Blllcli Bll-‘lll Trusllio iil Bankruptcy of 13011111111-

Ailllloi-izi-ll Assignol", waii held lasr‘. ivcok ill tiu- l..i\v (iourls Building. ("xilirlovlvlmvll- 'I‘hll meeting was il-

Wlllll‘ a Illllll|it‘l' of the (iutsiilc ("rial-

t

it's iiews for

in." clisiliiulwn alanine" sunny" sills-illicit;

Itllili Slownrl, M. i’. l‘. Sit phsn Ill lriiyll.

II. W. lAiIIKWUFlll.

1.. I1. Illlller.

It. Y. |,t)llfl\\'t)l‘lll.

II. J. lluluiilr. li. (‘. 11.11. Sli-iruri.

Jsules ('lili"l..

lofficiatiilg at thc grave.

TU SETTLE ESTATEK-Wfiiel Eastern Trust Company has been] appointed administrator" of the es-l itati‘ cf thc late Mi". Davies. who died‘ rcrcntly in Charlottetown. 112;! Davies. irho was Social Secretary to; Govcrnni" l-Ieartz. lcft no will. and] Rliblilt siiwvl-ilrl. upon thc request. of ills brothers Tlili tiro Iioll and lilo Fwd Ql Wlmlllleg and Arllllll‘ Oldlcii wort.- tolled its the Fzn ‘cton. B. 0., the Probate Con t'l::"r~i-i~eil(~il cu llH way. has g iinteil administration to The] Efl-Tlfifli Tfusi Cvmilflny- If l$l There passed suddenly away at llllfltf-‘ilwll lllill Pl (Illa-Hilly 0T Vlllllflan curly hour this moiziinig, (in-.- of vllli? vltl-lflflllimlifll lllfllllllfe- Plll"‘thc most highly respected citizens»

Interment was at New Glasgow

CREDITORS MEET — Tl1ol")z\:'l_ n ’l‘i'n.~".l. (‘ompilily in uppoiutcll

(flow, (lvileriil Merchant, Mill"- y llazlioi- North. Ttlo Iii-at meri- iz (if t-(lilors oi‘ Benjamin Clo

("liur "h Iunrivll

llllllll by sovllrul lot-ill llll‘l't'llil.lllh

A A I Chases Dirt

|-l"l'l‘-lIl0lllYlll0lllfllllvolllxRoll lions-n l Ilium)‘ Humuuwlll w)’, ‘l __ |SLANQEpl K|l_l_5_D_ ___\ n.1,. mm; lvm,“ rvlyrpsulllvll l)‘. Ml“. ~naued in England in 1873 and ow1i- u; Cllarlollelown lll llle purfillll o,

“"“-““ ‘my v‘ W‘ ' o. .....f,,'n,,., ,,,,'“,.',-,_,.‘,,},Ill‘fill;'“ siiiiii \‘»‘1\1i1it‘€t§iVt‘(l(Milli! iiiiiriii-li; Kllilltiii it» Itii-Niil. .I. n. suuvui-l. "<1 ljY 111° dmfisfll» ‘"1" be 5°14 bi‘ William Henry Aitkcn. l h

l, N __ wAhREN ___ M :,.-l.llll,l._- lmm). hlsl()ri|c hunk oi i-l-b- 111i, by .'\'ll'- 'l‘orcui:e Llllii- l\>|(~__ (L S’ llllml", l(_ C“ All“: IIICtIOII. . Born ln Georgetown m] ‘lplru P h ~-

llllf gaggle soul-ls, Jun. 27in. QTl-Illlliw‘ or 11n- Rpylllnlinll Mn; S... llllll- lllllWlllllllf illlllllllllviill»! lilo Hull- Lvod mill Iil-iitlalpz and iltlici" snlivll I. _ _e held yeslerdalyfilbnd, i847. a son of the ‘ate Wil- t e Olne lflmnuls Arbmg, Jr" sour“, "m! M,‘ HI wan“ Spllnlllm: Vlmsidelu ll n illlillllJ pooled lit-nth of M llm.fi_ rllllrlns II. (flmnillel- (u _.i a com rs 1_ {Th _u P liam Aitken of that lalace, Mr. Ait~ _, .

Blanvllg E. warren nlmk POM illlll! Illmi n1 ivl-plll-l..lnsl,lll-g_ wllsl... MS- I- l.i‘uilri&€1l-ll “l l“‘_'~‘l‘°l1. Ml l FPlIlIflll & Cllaiitllg-r. J. P. GOPLIOII, ‘Wlllll ll lfliflffielllalllle ‘l _ e ‘1 at ken, after receiving his cducatioi v -

ivcro iluited in illill'l'lilfili ii\- lli-lf (‘niilcinll Iu-o, i-oniniiludei" o!‘ the Ni‘ lmruwlmls ..w"'mvod' O ‘y "l Mmm‘ & ‘llcl‘e"d's" aml J" n‘ l-Cham ML -E' W' MacK1nmn' m: - at Prince or wales College filtered’ - '

A n ‘lmllnllllld Th“ - vmmj, g,,,,,-,.ll,.,.._,,,. ,-,,,.,.,._<_ "Hull. Sm,“ ll ilwii iiiiici-iill-iii- Ile leaves m Stuwnr]. sifliyilljl" worn u|)|)()|1|[(*f] ins‘ Superintendent’ of 111°» 151811“ early iii-life, the office of the late -—- -—-—— — ——'—"~ ~~~~~~——I—~~,———-~ - " "_ ‘ , _~ _, f llllllnm Slam “glmll g 1pm, mourn’ a fll'lt‘l'-fill‘lflkt‘.ll widow, ilmlll.l.l,,._s m- llll, finale, and Th», Division of the C. N. R. reports a Hem-y Palmer, In the year 1867, he _ w _ __ _ . _ cowl“ Wm“ lmanonded‘ rm‘ him" “mm... l. . \l. Jul“. (list-l iilsrtnil J» LllIilRflll. fllflllllf" FfIS-‘UTII 'I‘i~usl (toiupaliv aupoiiilc-l fvllfildPfflble 9W0" lllmlemenl‘ °l became associated with the firm of TEN‘ h“ e l“ lll" Cmlllll‘ “Pl-kn “l3 R‘I'AND_Q‘““I“' \\’1I.‘~i very" bccominizly attired lll ll ‘ l" "mm" ‘ l‘ "Mhmhdn Li’ 01' Slilriri-oil- four snlllll t'llll(ll'(‘ll~ '|l|~n,~.ll-¢-, l; nlnp-l-nloln] [p.11 ||l.-,p0tatocs at. the present time. ‘Carvell Bros” when: through the Court Judges Criminal Court (if 2.04M. which was raced through-

coslunlc of navy hiuo ("h-"lrmlilnilio "U" lll “lplllll lllllll lflllll llllfllllfl" tr-ii- i‘. (‘., lo (‘lllt'.1].{.), wlicro lll» is spcuililli: u \'i\t‘1Ill(1l| with ulonihlli".-< ' lll his filliiiiy lloiilii-ill-(I iii tho big;

and siitlu. The groom is at populzll" lilxpresii Agent on the ('.N.R. b3- twciin (‘liui"10ttctoivll uud Soilrili.

__.__ _< ll): ivllii-Il lilo “ivilll-ll (Jlliczi-g.»

About ‘.1 o'clock on Sunday niorn- 1" "W" l"’."“"‘."" "N" will h“ “l” int; n. fire broke ollt in the cstabllsh- l‘"'li\‘1l "lll" lll Allll" -1 ll llli" 5i mom of Kennedy Bros“ 1.0m“ mm, Ililvviu-iluo wallet’ (‘iiuiltliuu- pliilli l‘lt‘illl llililu 11c lllroilirll- ~i(.

chants. Kensingtoii. l

At the time of its discovery (li.: fire was well under ivory, nildillacll- SllYll rapid piocrcss that it was u lilzittei" of lninuli-ri lltiforc lll.“ li\i“'~‘ two storey ivomlcu buildlilg lavas muss of flames. from the start that there was no hope of saving thc building so thc firemen turned their attention to keeping the flames from spreading lo thc zuijoining premises.

cxiiigllished the flames.

cppositc siclo of the fill‘ A special train, _\’llli',' lll"? Iigilling equipment und a dctar‘ - mcnt of the S\i\‘.1ITiC\'.‘ilfl!! fire brllj udc arrived in Kciisingiton nboilt 3.45 a. m.. bilt by that time the building was almost destroyed and the flames were beginning o subside. The origin of thc fire known. Nothing ivss the store and. 11."; tho oftii-c safe has not yet been opened it is not kilown whcthei" the iutcnsc heat damaged oi" destroyed its contcills. The fire loss is estimated as iic~ iivccn forty-five and fifty thousuntl dollars. of which twenty-five lll0ll\~ and dollars is covcrcci by lDSIlTEUlPl‘. The Kciisington Electric Llglitiiu; system was put oilt of commission by thc blaze, and is ilot yct in \vol'k~ ing order.

‘filo Iollolvillg statement. rc thc building fund ol Si.‘ Dilnstiiiris Cilthcdral was read at lili Masses yesterday morning.

It may be mentioned that thc cost at building this magnificent edifice (which is approximately S-lriitolilillo. ls now all paid oil with n bulancv 0i 34.304513 as a surplus.

It has been decided to redcconlti: and clean thc irlterioi- after which lhc Cathedral will bc blessed. This .'I(‘I'Vl(‘(‘ will take place in I929.

Tin- congregation uf Si. Dilnstiiliis is to be highly congratulated and commended for thc magnificent support in paying on‘ this debt. Tho parish ivishes to thank privritc sub- scribcrs.

'l'hi- chimes fol" thc Caltliccirlil. which wci"c shipped n short tuiic ago. urc expected here in tho ilciir future.

(iAIlDl-IT - I)I‘:SRGCIIES.- Hl. Jillm thc Baptist (ihureli. Mis- |'iIl|t'iIl‘, IVlIH" the EWPIII‘ Ul u vcri.‘ llri-lly wcrldini: on Wi-ducsduy. I-‘i-blwizlry 1st, I028 WilPll Miss; lion- Aizilliiu. (itilldct. tlilllilhtci" iii Ml‘- und Mrs, John l’. (iailllct, Mil.- ('t)IlCl'lC, became-the brlilc of Ml". Frilliiiis DesRoches. son of Mrs. ltlalry A. DcsRoches also of Mis- i-oillrlic. Tile marriage ceremony uias lwrformcd by Reverend Martin Mouzlghan, D. 1)., who also ecle- bratcd the Nuptial Mass. During thc service. appropriate hymns W017: sung by the ladies‘ choir. of Wiiivli the bride was a valued lnelnbci". bliss Winnie lvfacLclliin also rend- ered a pleasing solo in Iiol" usual lfllmblc nlanner. The Wedding March was played by Miss Heririina DcsRocIies. organist. who iliso pre- sided at the organ during" the ser- Ylvv. The bride was charmingly izowued in white satin, with bridil rl-il and orange blossoms. nnil cur- ricd an arm boilquct of roses uiill maiden hair fern. The bridcslnilid. Miss Irene Gaudet. sister of 1hr" bride, was becomlngly nitirird in

For Six Years PIMPLES Covered IIer Face

.\lrs. Albert. Stilbbn, Neil-bury. 011M ivnlriii-“Aly face was covert-ll with llinipll-nlauil ivlls so had I Ivan ashamed to be soon. I silifercd in this lvliy for iiiv yvurs. until one (lily a friend tlilli tile to use \

AB

URDOCK IIIIIIIID

Btoop

B IT r F R s 1nd after I hid need two bottle! ll" pimples vmo all gone and my akin W" u clout and smooth an ever.”

Pin by Th: 1". Milbum Co. Umltlizplarwmtn, Oat.

--*u.l

only Clarke will regret to lie-at" of his dcrllh. which OIJCIIFYPCI at Souris ll (hiring thc curly hours 0f February ‘l l ll was cvlllclll seventh. after a long lllfltfilfi. cndur~ Wlllrvnlu ed with fortitlldc and patience. "

veers of ago. came tn Souris zviicn ".1 boy with his parents. ‘fr. and Nlrs "A. E. Clark. rccviiillfc I Mi". Hector Morris's: jrwellry storc (li-cltiml at thc Sollris High Svhllol". Fl caught fire. but the firemen. with afterwards entering the flanking Hm lll l . . l l , , . _ thc assistance of the citizens soon Profession. and during the past fif- llllllalnooéh jlxlléifvegz, lllilvliggsgllcslll: ‘If/III’: Prows lad t r 0 e u e L l n) in “Glam export d t. m l’ l h. h ‘ . . e 1 . 0 s m m . sen acce erai n _ ue Eng e grea ausiness W ic . . , This is tn " "‘ -~ ' ‘" th it - - - . . tense was thc heat that the gla-"s Western Electric &" Gas Company . . .. . m5 gen)“ (‘lllmg health‘ and lwll ailllefl“ l~° be lll“ lll l5 - W3‘ ‘lie film Wflh l1¢1l1¢1l1nE—-l01 111189131 e one of the best t) p6» of Mflf-‘lllllc 011 long ago it became evident to those priccs have now reached their iiigll- owing to his enterprise, and fnml.

iviis cracked in buildings on thc of Sto kton, California, viith whom 11.0 llW-kpl “ml has been "gm n‘ .. .. .. . ~ -‘~ ‘- who loved Ilcr that her life was rn- cst level, and will probably not be in] devout,“ to his respum-lbinllen,

hc u cxcccdingly popular. as Ali- l;

"The many friends of Harry Brown

The late Ml". Clrlrk who was 44

a ozirl)’ (‘tl-

(Il .

Ml: Clarke lcnvcs ll..~".:; his widow, forlncri NlcKaifl ciziilglilci" of Wiliimn B. MC"- Kiiv. Silsscx, N. li.; onc son, Wil- linni. at Mt. Allison College. S ville‘. his parents ll/lr. and M

(Dial lic-wtril‘ McNcilI of Big Creek. California and (inc brother, Freder-

Anicrican Eizpeilitionzirv Force. now from llll) lfII‘L1("llIlllll)f'l’ (if Uffiglyyu (if .I'.‘.(l nlviullt-rs prnsrnl ut thc l‘t!f.";l.l~

in Snii Francisco and a host‘.

friends. to all of ivlionl thc sympa- bu" ini-l-lini: llvliirll lll-id last iligill. lll thc llillgfil-

He was a member of the ltiasoiiic room. After [lie ilsiiul liiisincss and fraternity, being a blnstci" Mason reports ct’ coiuiiiitttics was in Delta Lodge Number 471. Stock- lliroiurli. the Dacron of Love ivns i-liilt‘ei"i"oil ilpnu ii class

‘The “funeral service at thc home ‘>1 fire i-unlliilatcs, followed by the of his parents was conducted by the llekrnl- of Tlulli to ZI (llziss of six-

lhy of thc Guardian is extended.

ton. California.

Rev. A. D. McDonald of thc’ Si.

James United Church and at thc "195" grave thc li/lcmbers of Orient Lodge "llllwli illlii tliv Si. liiUVlTllltll‘ A. F. and A. M“ laid tlie body of. "lie of tlie lciillliii: lmlkes in decree their late brothel‘ to rcst with full '\""*1"l< iii rliil Jiirisili<lli<>li oi‘

Masonic honors.

In (he rlviltll of Mrs. lvfuttlit-lv (Susan Covviiead. has lost a kincllienrtcd. faithful ilcighiulii". hr-r husband, u lUVlIIlL and loyal wife. and kindred and ilcighiaors a good and true friend. Mrs. Matthew been well for some time past. and

J iiiuci;

i-‘uucrzli lll)ll('l' lull-r.

Arillul" llIWil silillll-nlv. IIWlIII-l lo tin», so oils liiiu-sli oi llci- youngest llllllgli- n ilii‘,

rovory front thc (iperzitlmi-

So in- teen years ivns associated with the a Capncllv of 14400 eggs

_ pl lo'nioill"li their Slap“

V A. bill?» plant up to 28,000 eggs and “'35P _llll‘ E. Clarke of Souris; two sisters, Nils" lnzluliiiii; ~*l\\'l‘ll ll"llll John Mill's. of Oliver. l3. (1.. Mrs. 71h.

llils ick. a Distinguished Ofhcol" in the (‘liilrloitolou"il irzls qlllll‘

l

n. I —iLLNESS Ecéécnes... U11

\\"i\.~. Ifllllflllll In Ieuvo t

(lll in: :i ppvilllii-il

in Slllllllll-rs_i(ll-, milling up

H01‘ uiuny friends will

llll illlWl-fivli h". know llllitkliss .\I-.\"- Frowse, wife of Senator Prowse, oc- cut. it uiay be saictthat on Satur- ‘lllhlll l“ ll‘l“' llllllllll! ll K001i i"-‘~ curred on Sunday evening at hei" day last. 55 cars of potatoes were hcme on Dorchester Street. She was ferried over-this rate of shipment _ thc youngest daughter of the late being" possible by the fact that for f“? lNCU'E."T"“"TT“° pfmfl‘ M“ “some. w. Milner. who in his the 133i» ioui- ul‘ five liars. ice wii- “illll l-“lllllll BEE 811d P0111113‘ Afi- time was one of our best known ci- ditions have been very good.

ully by all thc large zltors throughout thc

‘m (“mvenmlem Experimental Farm circlclof friends and acquaintances ton at the hands of their Moncton agcllls. fol. nlllncrolls slclllnslllp llnn The luncllll cl M“ 3 C‘ l.,l.0“,v,.l, in this city. where her influence victors evened was always foi" that _ benefit thc community in which she Flflllfinwlil by 11 500W 0i 3 l° llll-

Ottailva. _ The installation of this "time ivill bring the capacity of

will start about March.

’l‘llll Odd Fllllfi\\'filllli is" ulirc ill vridl-ut i

oz‘ Sr. .Lll\vri-.ilcii

I llfllll!

Brotherly

'I‘iu- l-xi-tlllcut mlllilicl" iii Whlvh dogrtliis were

To her bereave r Ia " . .. . .. ~ . 4| l- "w t’ cs‘ f t:

ll Guardian cxtendsdits edcgllletsi 55$? ciwcklng of P“? Jamlesorh 0M3? Clhgrloistelgfvi‘: Ellgfrclnwofldtlflrtagefgs llP-‘llll-lllll llllllll LlllJlllP-‘i- “'1'” "lso predeceased h“ some

Iarilinw i“'ovin f“; imllli’. Weeks and In“ Pan-ml] mad}, 1P also of the Liberal Conservative‘ thirty years ago. _ . A Iilifllril‘ the clos f ll l l-i’ "' “d and black Dmcumuy u“ caL-{Assoclation In addition he was u: FRmAV l Sh“ leaves to “will” “v0 5on5 M ‘will (unmll. illr ‘ll ‘IIHLL lll]: WEDNESDAV lziblc. _ _ l‘ D L G1 Ftnmlea of lhe Clmda“ Home l iiti. IVARBURTON s _ vilul-f and oneyjallghtel-I m; Johu" [ML mlllllnlrg UH.‘ ‘In! llulllnlel lll l ‘Special mention is (lino Ho‘ ‘all. He is Survived by his widow. sap lnlolmm has been glanled m we'll.” and Angus or this lily‘ Forum" and u. ., all“, ,‘,l-' ellllwl, "my “'°“‘ BURIAI. vizsraiwliv. - The Wm “d 3%“ He“ . m l“ ‘a f‘ a}, y n h l, d ho h ‘m l, ‘W5 lll lll“ late D1. Wfllllllvtlln. 111° Edxvard of Cambridge, Mass. and

-. . uinlneut and a amt heady hockey, also May WBIiH-‘i- ‘ll-l E "5 a" - w m 9 a Eastern Trust Company being Ml-s, William Casford. city.

Jlllll? llllblll‘»‘?l~ inrm: ltlllllltlilllCll was impel] for.

BRIDAL SHOWER.—Ali

llllll ml "it the home of Mrs. J. C. Quinn. Great George Street. when n nnnl- ivas conducted by Rev. P. Walsh.

on Christin-us; day. lifter 501110 ivecks ‘ml’ 0f lll? many" ffififids Of Miss

in lard. it was f".'l(lClll. that liei" soul 7981i Bllfki‘. ilindered her '1'}... lnl. cellaneoils shower in view of her

\l.ll‘~i litl.)tli'lll,l.l,' Ioi" rclcust".

townie day. Dec. 26, 1927. shc ram-in 00mins

a mis-

marriagoin the near fut-

(‘rl the Journey's cnri. aftcr an car|li~ urc. The numberous gifts included

ly piigrlmzigc of 79 years.

shi- wiis married iit viglitccn year" oi ugc to Mi".

silverware, Born In West Covehead in ill-ill. were

linen, china, etc. and accompanied with vsuitabie verses for the occasion. After con-

Matlhrlw oi Nollli sidcrablc (yell-wishing for a bright

Wiltshirc. P. E. 1.. ivhiirv jlllii. sivvcll and happy future for the bride-to-

yi“l\\‘.‘§ of 'lif'l' I1\ll.l'l‘l(!El

sp Ill.

lll" "ll" be. the evening was topped of!’ Iii i873. MP- 11ml MW M11“ music and songs, also three of the

bl/

tllviv moved to Covchcad and have gills giving l, splolldld p.550" on

inudc their home l\\"t'f' cver slurs". "Hnw ll, Kenl, ymlllgy I926, Ml". and Mrs. lllllcl-l was

I ii November. Matthew. celebrated

A (liiinty served by the hostess.

then" golden Ml-Sl Qullllh and M,“ "Tfisss Kim

uic-dding lllllllvfllbflljl}, surrounded by gins and nflel. lmlhm. goml wlqllm

a host of kindred and friends. with ‘he

litany a wish expressed for their long continued life in Covehead. It is a mercy of God. WE (We 110i»

permitted to know when His call is On Thursday afternoon. His ways are best. even; Mrs. Willinni D. llfcCoilbrcgv. forincr-

to come.

very pleasant evening, was brought to a close. l

l Dci". 15th

though hearts are torn and sniilsdy Rachel Gordon Mucbccd of New

yearn when He calls His loved onc$lGiasgoiv entered into hcr eternal

Home. No children were born

Mrs. Matthew, but three adoiifelbshe had remained active

children have been brought up in

this Christian home. Oliver, Lizzlennp came, 0f ivliolll Only the IMP lived in the community and her use- QIIVEFS dB-lillh-i ful and helpful life v/iis a benedic- llllll Mlll- “'- m; Beatrice. was also reared iicrv lion to those Wilt) came under her "1' MF- Mrs- Mai- influence.

and Clayton. tor is living today.

lifter hcr father's death.

to M1‘. until, Although well advanced in year's

in the home until a few days before her From girlhood she iiiicl

The children loved her

thew was a sincere Christian woni- denyly,

an all iicrc life. In girlhood. she

made her decision for Christ ancilhoinc ivns her ilnltcd with the Methodist ChUTDh-Qfilltllty was such as is truly chur- I-Ier life since has over bben consist" actertstlc of the race to which shc She hu~ belonged. Her devotion to her fam-

t-m with her profession-

ncss and helpfulness, there was sickness or Many hearts will long

other need.

Heaven is assured.

The funeral service was conduct- ed by Iiei" tiastoi‘. Wilson. assisted by Rev. W. H. Pal- mer or Winsioc. oral address from Job. 14:14.

son, Clayton. and Beatrice. Mrs- two brothers. James

Harrington. and five sisters. Char- iotte. Henriette. (Mrs. Wm. Covehead: Mary A1111 Matthew) of Traoudie‘, Sarah (Mrs. Robt. Wteri. of Challottctown. and

ton. Mass. Her remains lo rest Church cemetery. the pallbearers be- ing Messrs. bet-t Hughes. R. Allan. John Mnofnnia and Loon-