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. .'Mrs. Lolly and sister, Miss Ithei. who have been visiting for the past summer with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A.‘ McDonald, clear springs. leit on return to Boston Friday.

..'Mre. Peter McDonald arrived from Lynn, Mam, ‘ruesdey on a two weeks holiday visit to her !ather's old home at Olear Springs. now occupied by her brother Wilfred.

..'Mr. B. c. Mcllaehcrn, formerly of Bull Greek. but new with the whole family in greater Boston, left Friday on return home, after a vary ,leasa.nt and healthful visit ta old friends here.

..'Mrs. McGilverey, who has been visiting her father, Mr. John L. Mc- Donald. Red Swamp, during most of the summer, left on return to Benton and will be greatly missed by the father, as she was housekee, for him during her visit.

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Present distress amongst the PM! of Ireland ls indirectly eevslcrins a renewed interest in Irish dramatica, declare the dramatic critic. Man? charity periorrnances are being held in leading cities, and new talent is appearing that will mean recruits tor the pmlesslonal stale. Home oi the young actors are said to show ability tar beyond that o1 profession- als. Among them have developed youthful producers whose produc- tions are (a: from amateurish. In one week in Dublin several compan- ies presented plays that‘ aroused pro- l ' l enthusiasm, and even on Sunday night the Abbey Theatre was crowded with ma: who cedin- nrily would not tolerate an amateur

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—DIA'I'II 0F MB. @1083!!! l. GALLANT-Tho death occuned in the Prince Oounty Hospital last Wednesday evening oi Mr. Joseph l. Gallant. ed Bummenidl. at 0| years '0: age, mllcwina an illness of two weeks hem pneumonia. The deceased lcrmerly helonled to Fifteen reint- but sole his property there only a few months ago and came to reside in Bummer-side. no was well and ia~ volirlbly known rhroushcut the dih trlct 8e leaves t0 mourn. besidb his

daughters. sllrssldin; in Bummer- side. namelyz-slessrs. Emmanuel and Iced Gallant. Mrs. William Germs! and Miss Georgie. at home w whom the sympathy oi’ the community is extended. The iuneral tool: place on Friday morning from the residence to 8t. Paul's Ohurch and cemetery. l-tsv. l‘. J. MacDonald oiiiciatine. and was very lonely attended. l.

‘HPASBED AWAY Willi-ll 0N A VIlIIh-‘lhere passed away in the Prince Oountyhcspital on Friday last. Mfl- Catherine ‘ White. cl Brocttcn. Mass. Mil. White was a native or Port Hill. but left the 1s- land when quite younc. It was her custom to visit her native place every year. one was on one o! these visits

an operation was considered neces- sary. but in spite of all that could be done, she did not rally. [She wal 1o years oi see. Besides her son, Maynard. who had accompanied her on her visit. there are left to mourn the following brothers and sisters. nlmllﬂ-Jlelsrl. Charles Maynard er Port Bill; Idlnund M: "was cl Northam: Henry and Herr- - ‘ny- nerd of Boston. Mala; Ari‘ ‘day- nard in Western Ontario; M". ltd- mubd Birch. Port Hill; Mr.- irt- emus MacArthur. of Arlington ‘"1: Mrs. Peter Carrol of ‘ranton. “we: and Mrs. M. L. 1". idacKenzle. of Bummer-side. Sincere sympathy Is ex‘ nded to the bereaved relatives ln their sudden sorrow. On Friday af- ternoon. at Compton's undertaking parlors. a funeral service was held, attended by a large number or rel- atives and trlends. Vela. Archdeacon White oiiiciating. On Gaturday morning the remains were conveyed ta the railway station and taken, ac- companied by her son, to Brocktoﬂ. Mass. to be isid beside those of her husband. who died many years age.

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