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was a weekend visitor to Mon- tague. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beer.

Mr. Hubert Nelson. retired rail- road mun. returned home to Mon- tague after an extended visit to Charlottetown; I

Misses Laure lligginbotham, Jenn Beck and-Bnfbarn MncLure, all student nurses. at the P. 1:. Is- land Hospital spent the week-end at their respective homes.

Mrs. Joseph Lanlgan. accom- panied by Miss Maxine Lanignn and Mr. Jackie Lanigan, all of Montague. were Sunday visitors to Cardigan. where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Maclniyre.

. ' FUNERAL AT LOWER MON- TAGUE -- Funeral service for the late Leslie Poole was held from Trinity United Church. Lower Mon- tague Sunday afternoon. Dr. A.D. Macxenzle preached a very inspir- ing and comforting message. has- ing his remarks on the 90th Psalm. Hymns sung were "Rock of Ages", and ”The Lord": My shepherd". Pallbearers were: Messrs Jack An- near. John Macxenzie. John Nich- olson. Lem Robertson. John Land- rigan. David Wright. Present at the funeral service were Mrs!-Iarry Tweedy. and son Howard, of Earns- cliffe, lifelong friends of Mr. Poole.

Georgetown and Vicinity

Mrs. Walter Conohan and daugh- ter Carol Ann of cardigan were re- cent guests of Mrs. Conohan'.s par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Fitzgerald.

Miss Elsie Prosper. who has been employed nt. Winsloe, is now spend- ing some time at her home in Georgetown.

Master Charles Raiuse. son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Refuse of Mur- ray River is the guest of his grand- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Raf- use.

Mr. Mncswsin, representing Can- ada Packers Ltd., was A business visitor to Georgetown on Wednes- day. where he called on his firm's many customers.

Mr. Willard Brohaut. school slip- ervlsor. wns in Georgetown on Thursday. completing his inspec- tlon of the various grades of Georgetown High School.

Mr. Stephen Landry. veteran of World Wars I and II has re-e.nter- ed hospital in Charlottetown for treatment. Mr. Landry was a pat- ient in veterans wing earlier in the winter. ills many friends wish him a speedy recovery and return home.

Mr. Albert Landry of Summer- side, was a recent visitor to his home in Georgetown. Accompany-

Tommy l-ieustis.

'llhe influenza which is so prev- alent in many Maritime centres has not as yet hit Georgetown with the exception of a few scattered cases. School attendance. one of the first signs of any disease reaching epid- emic proportions, has not been mat- erially affected.

Miss Martha King and Miss Olive King of Amherst, N.s.. have been the guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel King. Miss Martha King left Friday. on return to Amherst. while Miss olive will remain at her home.

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ing Mr. Landry was his friend, Mra The Garden of The Gulf

The Guardian may be bought at the following

Montague: Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Office: in 600250

lawn: (rho Pam Office: in Sourln: The snack an and

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Mlns Marjorie Cox, R.N., or the Mr. Barry MncLure arrived in staff Provincial sanatorium, Montague yesterday from Ngw.

foundlnnd and win spend a few weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mnchure.

Miss unry Morrison of Annm- dnie. was visiting with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. corneilu Morrison. Mon- tague. - i

..tFUNEllAL AT ALBEIRY l'LAlNs- The funeral of Edward W. Collingn. Alberry Plnins. was held from his late residence Feb. 10 nt 2 p. m. Service It the house and grnve was conducted by the Rev. John Macxny. Vernon assisted by the Rev. A. S. Weir. Pownsl. The pail-bearers were: Thomas Stewart. Patrick Vnlley. Arthur MacDonald. Leslie Mac- Donnld. Lloyd Colllngs, webmr Ciow. Interment was in Union Road Cemetery.

"My llama ls ilerltage"

Prince Edward Island is my name.

I am The Garden in The Gulf you

know.

I will endeavor to explain

HOW It happened. long. long ago;

In fifteen hundred thirty-four.

A roving Frenchman came to me.

Tired and weary wandering o'er The ocean's rough and restless

sea.

Lonxinx in find a haven of rent, He chanced to wander here to me. That Was the day that I was blent Becaule he fell in love with me. He said he loved my tranquil

woods.

Sun kissed shores and fertile soil. Where birds all sing in happy

mood:

A spot. away from nea'n turmoil Where the Indian roamed the hills

so free.

And followed the streams in his

bark canoe,

Squaw and Papoose in little tepec. Safely cradled in the Gulf so blue. In many Cllmel this man had

been.

And now he made me feel worth

while.

For I was the fairest land he'd

seen

He quite assured me with a smile. isle St, Jean the French folks

called me

After they heard Jacques Cartier's

story.

They wished they all could come

and see

My crescent form in all its glory. Abegwolt lhe Indian grunied. Heap his place for scliiaw make

basket.

For their food the Indian hunted With his traps and hand-made

hatchet.

When the English came along St. gohn my name was meant to

9.

But soon they found the mails

went wrong

And changed again sins! poor me.

Too many St. John's Just mixed

things up.

Malls were going hither and yon-; For nothing must ever the mails

disrupt.

50 lhen NIP)! cancelled the name

St. John.

"IV lends me a

phrase.

In my existence surely blends

The beauty. so deserving praise.

In seventeen hundred ninety-nine. In honor of His Majesty

To sweet and flowcry

Froyln Queen Victoria's lustrous

Inc

Thty gave my present name to me.

In honor of our gracious Queen Whose father's name I proudly bear

Please let it he. as It has been Let me for o'er this glory share. Besides God's gift of beauty rare in many things I do excell.

My potato crop; with none com-

pare And other produce full as well. As for the name "Spud Island".

no

Prince Edward Island I've been named

Don't make me weep. it would you know

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In any way to have it changed.

--Mrs. Lena Vessey. Portland 5. Maine. (Formerly of Montague)

Montague Bantams

Defeat St. Peter's

Banlamsj-2

Last night the Montague Ban- inms defeated the St. Peters 3:!!- tnmg 5-2 at the Montague Rink before a large crowd of inter- ested spectators.

Although the in. youngsters put on A V"! fine exhibition of hockeY. show- 1"; um they are fast acquiring the fundamental: of "10 Km"- md gm, 1., gland lhn gruelling pace which fox" the younwm it quite fast. .

The first period was five min- utes old when Sutherland for the visitors slipped one home from close in to be tied a few min- m., M" by Poole for lheiocall.

in the second session Clair for the locals put them one up bile Aggln (hp score was tied with MacDonald putting in the eV!ner-

The last session was all Mon- taaue in the scoring with Sulli- van rapping In two and Murphy one. to give the locals ihe win.

LineupI:-

St. Peters: Goal. Rossiter: de- fe'nce. Sutherland. Maclnnls. MM- Lellan; forwards, Ledweli. Mac- Lean, Lewis. MacDonald, E. Mac- Kinnon, R. MacKInnon. Glllls.

Montague: Goal, I-ligglnbothnmz defence. Sullivan. Stewart; for- wards. Clair. Murphy. Poole, Peardon. Baldersan. R. Sullivan. Reynolds.

Referee:

Summary:--

First Period Peter's. Sutherland. 2-Montagur. Poole. Penalties: None.

Second Period .'i-Montague. Clair 4-St: Peter's. Mar-Donald. Penalties: MacKay. Stewart

Third Period 5-Montague. J. Sullivan 6-Montague. Murphy 7-Montague. J. Sullivan. Penalties: Clair.

Ice was heavy-

Inquesi Held Al Georgetown

A coroner's jury at Georgetown yesterday afternoon found that Alexander Maclellan, 42. of De- Gros Marsh. came to his death on Sunday. Feb. 11 from natural causes. The inquest was held in the Court House. Coroner Dr. A. Kennedy of Georgetown presided and Mr. S. S. Hessian. K. C.. crown prosecutor for King's County represented the crown.

The first witnew was John Dnn Morrison of Georgetown Royalty, a farmer. He lives alone.

He said that on snturdny. Feb. 10 Macullan came to his home about 7:30 or s P. M. He had n cheque for 851 and some cents. He wanted it csshed.

Morrison said. "I took it and went to Georgetown and got it cashed. X left Mulellan at my place. He was not there when I re- turned. but arrived in half an hour. I bought 3. bottle and a. half- bottle of moonshine with 86.00 he gave me. He also gave me 311.00, which he owed me.

”We had several (rinks. We went to n neighbour's farm house at about 9 or 9:50 P. M. and stayed about three hours. We had lunch there and returned to my house about midnight.

"Macbellan wanted to go home across the Cardigan River ice. I would not let him. He was pretty full. It did not take much effect on me. He had some in him when he first came to my place. We drank the bottle and the half bottle dur- ing the evening. Mncullnn took two big drinks.

"Mucbellan told me that he hnd

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wuknngo.Itoldh1tnto oaths catch in the kitchen. He did. but then sat on the edge of the couch with his arms resting on his legs. and his hand hsnalnn down be- tween his loss. I but on off his rubarhboar I not . bIht1i'nt 1 A. momma. ianv

in that volition on the couch. no wnslnot complaining r

"I woke around 1?. M. Sunday. afternoon, and found Mnobellsn in the same position I had left him. I called to him. and felt the back of his npok. I decided he was dend. 1 then notified the R. o. M. r. and Dr. Kennedy and Mr. Mac. ullnnls brothers In Newport." Opl. Doug George of the E. C. M. P. detachment at Montngut sworn to being notified by me. phone on Sunday. rub. nth of the death of ii man at Georgetown Rcynit. He proceeded there with constn lea Waiver and Thurston. cpl. George outlined the steps in the subsequent investigation, and told of the body being sent to Ohnrlottaiown for examination by

mmpossibi

The report of Ir. Herold lbnw. provincial pathologist said: "From the nutoll! Dlrfoi-mod on the body of Alexander”-Inobellnn of Dennis Mu-sh. 1 mid the cause ohduth is compatible with delta IIIIO to

to hnoniorrhngia pnnorutitls y aggravated by a morbid degree of intoxisntim."l

The tort of the lurrn verdict: "We, the fury, find thlt Aunndor Mncliollnn of Donna some hr his dull: man, acute humor- rr:-ic pnocrontitis possibly , na- grnvntad by n marked degree of intoxication.”

:.Isnmbors of the sun included:

Poreninn llnyor Percy L. Boud- rseult..l-lownsd L louchsrs. John P. Mncnonnld. Harry Yorston. Raymond W. Solomon. .1. Howard MacDonald. Gerald Mm-ison.

OLD AMERICAN

The oldest. dated work of mnn discovered in America is n Mnynn shield found In Mexico bearing a data corresponding to 191 3.0.

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