‘ﬂiers was a very large attend- ance o! members and delegates at the annual meeting o! Ln Societe Ifnssomption or Prince Edward Is- land, which was held on Sunday afternoon and evening at Fifteen Point Parish.

The meeting was addressed by the secretary General G. 1". Savoie,

n. N. 13.. Mr. Justice Ar-

Rev. Nazalre Polrier and wh

others. All the speakers spoke along educational lines and "Pun the work o! the Society.

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The convention opened at 2 p. m. in the Parish Bell, the President, Mr. Melee Gallant oi Rustico pre- siding.

This was a. private meeting for members and delegates and opened with pmyer, followed by the so - ety Ritual in chorus.

Every branch was represented by two or more delegates, who were then celled upon to register.

Rev. Theodore Gallant then gave the address or weloom.

This was ilallowed by the Rol Call o! members.

The secretary,

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oommunicst with the ﬁociety.

New and unﬁnished business was then taken cars of.

The ‘delegates their reports Irom branches. all of which were very sncourssins.

Discuseioiu were than taken up on dlilerent topics relating to the work ol the society.

Mr. O. F. Sovoie. was next called and IAMNII.

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‘Hie election o! Place. President.

Gallant, Urbsnviile. place oi’ the next convention the hands of the com-

"nw been»; closed mu the “m ﬂCrl-l Blﬂlﬂ."

There was s very large attend- ance st the evening meeting.

Previous to this meeting the nwlnben attended Benediction of the Blessed rsment in the Par- ish Church.

The evening meeting was presid- ed over by Rev, 'I‘he0d0rs Gallant, some piano selections.

was then sung." Sev- eral vocal solos wene

contﬂbuted

by Rev. i". X. Gallant. lllr. Justice Arsensult then gave edumtionai IQ

A charm "Msrseilisise."

Rev. Nasnirs Poirier was the next meiker.

Ohm! “Revel! do LTkile."

Mr. C. l". savoio, Sec. Gen. o! the Gociety. was the guest speaker snd delivered s line oration.

Other speakers were Zscherie Buote. Power, Sylvers Deslioches and c. M. Arson

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