i‘

0

‘I

rowan-Tons? our»; maala: uuoaaou n: ' Iﬁivuts life of'I¥enny V711 am) waaxny NEWS i

fl Oi EDWARD- 3 ARTS THURSDAY

' ‘INC! a . lhe

_e TFR

Ia’!

I ~»"¢na‘ y

' IN “GUN JUSTICE”

Iglltlllllﬂlﬂlﬁhklil IIQ ranch

7% ‘ab ‘a e

ladhda

ilufahvlll .and

Mystery Still ' _ Surrou

august

Iooﬂa‘ general election onlast

‘Ijuathisisit nowﬂthewit- Ix quoted Casey as saying.

norgouidheidentiiyﬂiamanwh haddeliveredthem. Hjhadusodtheliamhesaid

12TH [MRO 0F

FATALITY AT

Voters List

Carnal. reb. ia-(o. P.)- An

4009008 Iililwttothaaonwingonsa-H.

LIBRARY HOLDS COPY OI‘ OODIX

.: F

‘ggigg s

iifiié 5!! lgglli!’

BLENALAIJALE

sociated With His- tory of Noted Scot- tish Family.

m iollowing on e nlswy o! I 1mm well knowrsgi this Plvv- ince i: h-oni a recent Haliiax ex- ch e:

mo.» chapter in the history oi a Scottish iamily settled in Canada ions mu m. l m" m‘ terwoven with memories o! th: Jacobite cause in the Old Count?! and the American Revolutionary Wer in the new, is Mina WHMUII Halifax in thelife of William A. Macdonald, 12th Laird of Glenda- dale and Gleniinnen who livu at l6 Victoria Road.

the late John Archibald Maodon- nld of Glenaladale, P. E. I. and tho great grandson of Captain John " * in, the founder o! s Boot- tish settlement in Prince

Island in the last hal! oi the 18th century. Captain John was the eon oi Alexander seveﬁith oi Glenala- dale, who was one oi the first to join Prince Charles in 1145. It waa on the Glenaladale PWPQW! N'- Gleniinnen that “Prince Obs-rile" unfurled his standard and than the monument stands which’ we: alter-wards erected to commemorate the event. John Macdonald succe- eded hie father ls eighth chieftain oi Glenaladale Lventually as a re- sult oi religious troubles and the difficulties inherent in poor soil and growing population he decided in

iavor of emigration and purcha- ed a property oi iorty thousand

acres in Prince Edward Island. He

sold the estate: oi Glenaladale and Glenfinhen to hi: cousin Alexander

whohadmadaatwtune intha

Wmt.

Inlmthreolumdrod aettiera

sailed in charge o! his brother (S) years before the Selkirk leittle- ment) and were establiahed on ﬁlo land at Tracadis, Bcoichfort, Olen- finnen, and Pisquid. The chief hini- m“ self followed with hi: family in tho succeeding year, bringing out with him provision: for those who wen already there.

Offend Ionics: When the American Revolution-

ary War broke out he offered his services to the Britiah Government and raised a company from hi: highland tenants. He himself wa: given the rank oi captain. Hi: bro- ther, Donald, a lieutenant. wa: killed in an engagement with the enemy in 1880. Among the stirring epiaodee oi his military career was the capture oi an American war - voasel which landed some of lb marines on the coast -oi' Nov: Bootia ior the purpose oi plunder, and which he sailed u a 1111a to

ax. While the laird was away fight-

im ior hi: country the govermnent tried to deprive him of his prop-

‘aayin: that the law. ' ‘

andllveoihlltlllsegd rnonq

to help

Island‘ Province AB- m n,

the family farm in Prince Edward

tendingmstaycnthel . but

The present lai_rd la the eon o!»

bor Commission. Tremendous changes have come about during that time. 0! the 40,000 acres at Glenaladale, not an acre remain: in the family. The family is scat- tered lar and wide and yet through- out the whole clan the traditions and ideals remain, the ideal: which gobacktothepmud Kighlandiw- baars, the ohieitainship o! whose claniaciaimod, itis laid,iavirtue of his descent from the Stuart: by the heir apparent to the British throne.

Lorne liadiwin. Joan hiacLean and Ethel Living- lton (equal): 3, Reggie MacKinn

Easel I n (equal); 2. Mildred Hurray; i, Ivan MadNev

GradeV-LJoyceDarraclnI. Helen Darrach and Thelma llao- Kirmon (equal); S, Florence Mac-

lnuis llaclsan and Kinnon (equal). Loan; 2, Arnold Maoﬂiso.

ﬂ, Garfield luoxinaon.

Grade r (Em-l, Harold Clark. I, Hilda MacNevin; 8, Alma Mac- Kinnon

for the month were: Elmer lilac-

trai , Woman‘:

William Macdonsld was born at

Island. In his younger day: he was known as one o! the beat all-round

athlete: in (he Province. He took

aooureeindalryingat in-

alter his father’: death he drifted away. He tried mining in the West,

back to Nova Bootlrwhore he was employed by the Steel Oomllany at Marble Mountain for l0 years 8e has six sons and three daughters. all o! whom are scattered living in widely separated parts o the con- tinent.

Looking baokrit seems to be but a brie! apan ironi the father o! Captain John fighting for hi: "Bonnie Prince" at Culloden. i0 the work don: now by William Maodoaald with the Halifax Har-

CLYDI RIVER SCHOOL

I-Iomr roll fa‘ January:

Grade X-i, Olive Livingston. JGrads 12-1, Hilda Murray; i, Grade VIII-i, Hazel Macbean; 2,

Grade VII-l, Dan llaoPhee.

C. Grade IV-l, ‘Hills Livingston: I. Robbie Iso-

Grade III (SM-l, Ruth Inb- Clrada III (JrJ-l, Wendell Scott;

Grade I (Jr.)—1, Joyce Madﬁiail;

m...‘ having perfect attendance

The February meeting o! the 0on- we:

}’.QBéli°¢T“T9YF!_. ‘ email. m:

,u,fau1»r.

rig

5.

E r

i r l

5?

i???

i?

i: S’:

iii? 5?? n. iii Zr ti?“ 3 5 E

E I

2*-ii lirreiii

hour brought a plcaaan evc

w. Ieslls Boyce. Mermaid, wa: in the city yesterday-

Mrs. Hillard Arthur, Snnimerside. i: visiting in Charlottetown, the guostoiherparentaldnandllrs. R. V. Miomtyre.‘

thosaconilnai tothoir homes thwllﬂllllnmglreﬁoiea- BG1W.J.DU¢IIBINBIDGW.J. MIBDIHIAOIFIZHAPIIIIMOIWIK

new urn roucs an: noon mxlas

LONDON. Heb. n-(drJ-rrea- Mord i: mm the

“song g E E 2

erg Zn gggggri

gsstigggg; §5?§gg£ 5 'i¥i§§§3r

tgi i; ﬁgs lg 5hr i5 i‘?

is 5

i? t

i E

fr:

2.51

E

‘i3

5E 5E??? if“??? .5?» in Egiigggig rétiilaiil

55E 2% 5 iéi § s? $5525

Guide Law: “A Guide i: afrlang gudgandaliatermiveryothq-

President Meldrum

Has Retired m w

madrro. ab. is-(o r)- Loadsr a Lawn mo;

‘sannual meeting durlnstaswesiteadnawusne- °°°4°4WP111l1oD.l-yorn:ot0tta~

and datesandvnuntorthalﬂe,

ratiiiedheretonlghtatthaanginai meet-ins of“: Canadian

5

5 E

i:

3 iii; _i_§iil¢§

.-§§---..,-_..._

P*.€.--€§i5?_, 5.53

. Perfect hiya: Rarely. Found

_E.

is

i5.

E?

ago .5’ .5

F

ii E

5

l

E

:§;§

lpzf grﬁ -- Brill; at‘ Eeaiﬁitiigg

if

i w ate-roach ca Oaaur teal‘.

i!‘

l ll

is

cg

l,

at l

I

a is ‘uni

‘I

q l:

i