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A ‘Russell Abbott of Charlottetown was on trial in Supreme Court Ives- terclay charged with manslaughter. After eviiunce for the Crown hnd been completed late in the after- noon, the Court adjourned until 10:30 this morning when defense witnesses will be heard. Attorney General Hon.

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Island Hospital after the nccldenz. she talked to the witness. and ap- prnreti to be suffering. The witncss was with her daughter the next day from 5 o'clock in the morning u:-til she died that evenlrig at 8 o'clo:x.

Croasa.-xamlned by Mr. Bell, the witness said her daughter was 23 yzars old. Mr. Abbott had not been It) her place for a year or more. She laid no complaint against Russell r Abbott in connection with the ac- cldent.

Charles Coyle, locomotive engineer who was driving the switcher on the night of April 20 was the next wit- ness. He was on the City side as they crossed Grafton St. at the time 0.‘ the accident. Tlicy were backing out on the eastern track unit as they approached the crossing, and i\.i(‘ll the tender was about 15 feet lmiii the crossing, the fireman said all

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‘nala column In unnerved ror noun or local Intuuc but udvuualng of - nun; nature an be l-urted cl 1 cant: I word action: pnyubla In

TRINITY CHURCH PICNIC- Trinity United Church Sunday School picnic was held yesterdfly on the beach at Btanhope. There was a fairly large attendance and an enjoyable afternoon was spent in swimming and various kinds of sports.

CHURCH PICNIC HELD-The

Charlottetown Baptist Church held its annual picnic yesterday on the farm of Mr. Ludlow Jenkins. Marshfield. swimming. playing ball

Campbem KC” and Mr. D. \'.‘.lS clear. The witiicss was iocitzng and other forms of sport were en-

Slviw. K.C.. prosecuted for the Crown and Mr. R. R. Bell was C<J'J“— sol for the dclensr. Mr. Justice A. E. Arsenaiilt was prcsidmg Judge.

Members of the peat jury were Me‘

to the rear and saw iiotliiiig. sud- .'do-iily the lil'Cll1llll sluouteti ‘!l-)i(‘i' { Just as the L-nu‘ of the tender about Oflt.‘-q‘.l':ll‘lL‘l‘ way o\ci' cro-ssiiig_ ss at once

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the ' I 39': A man from Pleasant Grove ap-

joyed by the members of the con- gregathm.

PROHIBITION CASE HEARD-

'rm=: CHARI.O'I“'l‘ETOWl\'.__GUARDlAl!

97th“ Annu

al Meeting:

Of P. E. I. Bible Society

Ield At

Kensington

(Continued from Page 1) was largely attended by represent.- atlves from various parts of the Province and was honored by the attendance of His Honour Lieutenant Governor 0. D. De- Blois who has always proved him- self a good friend of the Society. The devotional exercises were conducted by Rev. Mr. Frveam_ The hymn “How Sweet the Name of Jesus Sounds" was sung The scripture was read from Job, 28th chapter and prayer was offered. Rev H D. Raymond made a fitting reference to the presence

strong tic cf affection

great Empire to which we be1on8 has been plunged into sorrow due to the passing of our late Beloved Sovereign King George the Fifth. and as I have remarked on several former occasions. tributes of love and of synipthy have been forth- coming from all parts of the Em- pire and from the whole world. from all ranks and classes of people. the high. the lowly. the rich and the poor drawn tozcther by the for their King who. tliroiizli his neiizn of love

confidence and the

all his people May I say that fl

and unselmh ‘W"mp‘q‘1Lnej‘f)i:‘:;,‘ ‘gm pounds 10 ounces. caught by Ger- ins the Work in 24 miiiutfis. and . . .

Rrize For Largest hobjter Goes To P.E.I. Fisherman

(C. P. By Guardian‘: Speclll Wire) PICTOU. N. S.. July 8-Prince Edward Island fishermen received a great ovation at the Pictou lob- ster carnival today when the P7119 for the largest lobster caught dur- ing the reason was presented to Harold Macliellan of Point Prim. MacLellan's prize crustacean. weighed by W. A. Broidy. presid- ent ot the Carnival Association. tipped the scales at 16 pounds and four ounces. During the ceremony it was presented to Babe Ruth, one of the guests of honor. { Second ’in weight was a nine-i pound three-ounce lobster caught by Don Macliean, Pictou Island. nd third was one weighing seven

aid Wall. The handsome trophy for the.‘

merits from the Plctou I-Iiahlanders under Lieut. Col. 5. Mex. Fraser. the Cape Breton Highlanders un- der Lieut.-Col. Freeman O'Neil and the Prince Edward Island Highlanders under Lieut.-Col. C. C. Thompson.

The salute was taken by Brig- adier H. 1". H. 1-Iertoberg. officer commanding Military District No. 6, who was accompanied by com- manders of the D'Entrecasi.eaux. I-I.M.C.s. Saguenay and H.M.C.5. Champlain. and Col. U. G. Dawson. commander of the 18th Highland Brigade.

Next came the trap building contest. Elsford Langllle of Cape John was first for speed. complet-

John Gollan of Back shore was first in workmanship.

Congregational’

Picnic Held At Mermaid

A large number attended mi congregational picnic held jointli by Zion Church. Charlottetown. and Calvin Church. Mermaid in Mr. Vernon Munn's field at Mer- maid.

A very interesting program of sports was carried out under i-hfl direction of Rev. G. Carlyle Web- ster. pastor of Zion Church. A bggebalj game provided excitement for some of the plchlckers duririfl the afternoon.

At the conclusion of the day‘: sport a. hearty vote of thanks was tendered Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mimn and Rev. 0. C. and Mrs. Webster.

The following were the winners

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‘side. as the warehouse is close: to i'i‘l‘l six llli'ilC5 from the.‘ the track on that sitic, the \\'l'..lP3S ' feet from said. It would appear that thc car oi :r:ick. From they had almost, crossed the track when .. 1,-.111¢1._ng ;o me m1er.. it was hit judging from its })D3i'.iJ.1 L-11311 “-111, Concrem 151 after the accident. Ml’. Abbo vip- :. Fifty feet south on the I-’}‘“1‘°d '-'3 b°,‘” “ “°”““1 °°“d"“‘9" wk ham we Gem", of when the witness talked to him . V g._\f_\ 3 View back br;;fly aftcr .hc accident. He was ‘Id on the r°aLdw§>" of 97 ICC.‘ maoxzijonilii Vi~Eachrrn Char‘o'tc- L "3 "aster" raw’ measure" town police officer, to‘.d’of gEi’.L"lll“,I a call to Grafton st. crossing on the night of April 20. He was accom- panied by Crinstable Jay. They say: 0. Woman lying on the veranda of Davis 8.: Frnschs warehouse. It w-is Mrs. Mary Johnston. Constable Jny accompanied Mr. N. D. McLean mid

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A bell and light signal an the south ;.ul:- of the roadway begins to 0])f".'.'llC l\'il(‘ll an en,z.n£' is 350. foot. irctii ilic t'mrl\'." V. i

‘ l‘iIl‘.(‘(i by Mr. Brit the Wt itl ll." knew ihcri-' arci 1‘ol.".s \i:‘li lmh out to the bridge, the injured woman to the hospital. also two .1‘ lL‘l.‘ stations east of,‘ In con\'crsai.ion with Russell Ab- ihc inlcrscction which are in up at boti that night. the witness testified n1_;711_;_ that Abbott said he did not know "l.'.I'fi Dniipaii. iocruriotivc cn-1 1‘-°“'k]“' h3l'’P“‘-°d» "1 °°°“”'°d 5°

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at their disposal by A. Ceretti. the manager. P. E. Holland. the local chairimm, presided. Business of al routine nature was transacted. The‘ meeting was addressed by Mr. J.. J. Ti-ainor, retired 3rd Vice Pres-

ident of the Order. A resolution of ernor being called upon. expressed

sympathy was sent to the family of their late brother, 0. H. Rud-1 dcrliam, l..ivci'pool_ N. S., whol passcrl away since the last meet- ing. Brother Holland submitted an instructive and interesting report of the proceedings of the recent convention of the O. R. T. at New Orleans. which he attended as it delegate. A lictirly vote of thanks was tcndrrcd Mr. Ccretti for the use of the room for the holding of the meeting.

Personals

many. R(‘l.l\.'illE‘S. but

renewed ilf’Ili!il and strength. He spoke very fittlngly of Sovereign. King George V. he who

ions regarding the future work of 1. . the Soclely especially regarding nogm; m]:;fl‘q°_ N? bI"“."‘"”' km ‘T5 the distribution of the scriptures l‘t):pp:‘.‘.(.annI\. “:;,..rr;o'f)I r(;'g:; . . . . . _- _ . . .. .

$€r:h1fOrf£?;;’frffl No 5”9gE5"°"5 land recall iiir‘ liz1pp_~.- rr‘la'ions of

. . iKin;v and 1*’ min. uiidcr his wise His Honour the Lieutenant Gov imd m,d(,m./A !: mu,‘ we we iwriilen iii \. i2'll'i(‘ lot‘-.t-rs lhc

great pleasure at being present. at the meeting He referred to the words of the President of a great univei-si‘_v who said the Bible held first place among all literature for , accuracy. and beauty of express- ion. Hc reminded the people that the success of the Society was largely due to the efforts of the President. Rsw H D Raymond and regretted that Mr Raymond must retire for a while from his

ifulfiltnicnz 01 ill!‘ promise maria to 'J0<hita. of old 'Tli:s book of the law slia'l not clcpar: out of my mouth. but l'll(‘ll rilflib meditate therein day and night that thou imayesi r'h:.crvv IO tin according to i all that i.~. wriiicn therein. for than (thou shalt make iliy wtiy prosper- «ous mid ilicii lfinu slial: lrivo good siiccc.-.5. ()ii}_v lic $l'(.'!l_‘_' mid of a good coiirnitr-: I will be with then; ;I will not full :1w~ rnr forsake hoped that ‘11-1¢-cg nftcr a rt-st. he would return with

Conditions in Empire and I-Ilsowhcrc our late

the work of the Bible Society in our Province.

That this meeting express sin- cere gratitude to the Pastors and v officers of the Churches for the‘ use of thr Churches and also for : the. kind hospitality of the homes of the people not forgetting the delicious supper served by the lad- ies of Kensington

Arabs Resume Sniping, Firing campaign

JERUSALEM. July 8.~-A Brilish

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3 min Ivan filmy“. Roy Mum“, mas: s.i ‘IL on ..t_t1i.: onbilhp 3.__m.dR_V‘ on a charge of ‘.io1atmg of the Honour the Governor, who i‘(4ajSs“,.: Swain“; and mel high-line flshermanlof the sgason altggattrlascezowtgthseiizytiiesofronrrxoivl in the cpor colnnfls . .\/Kai‘-for ltam 1:-zeti Bowu an Judsuni ‘‘‘'‘‘°’' . “‘“‘m" ‘P “"‘ L‘ H 1 the Proliibitmn Act. The case was is ii iiorthy successor to those who . . . d -1511 l “35 Pfeseniied 'v° Aexander 3°“ 5 5 - »' ' ‘ ' 1" or is i L the \\'i'lli"*»» Llli)|lE'ir . 1-1111 in 1, 1.1 11 m 5"‘’“g"‘ °{ M‘ 7’°““ ‘"1 ‘V m" f’I‘rnton N 5 whose arch was Scotla Cape Breton and Prince Beuinners Under 5—1. Jean : Raclzhani. Gm-doii Mrxinnon, Pics-I ‘ j ' ‘. ‘ ' adjourned until Friday for .lUd3- 9 “ 3 ° 9° 1“ the D355 1.. - 9 mm. me gf-I ° 3 - ‘ " ° ' _ n - 3 . SC“ D Mwcnm Aubrey MCPMU The i.£‘ll’.i(‘l had C0l'll1).L‘iLi,\ Di'l5Sr‘Li mm and Md shown a deep mmest in "mi em“) "1 itllm ‘ d 1m of ms‘ 12,247 pounds. Edward Island featured the ai'ter- Rhymes. 2- DOFOCH Di‘"“° 5» I , E(.mm;d v;C\m]a'n Hamilton Wm: f oicr the _crossing when lil(.‘ tram _K_ the work or me 311,1, gocmy "T-’°" V‘/‘d he 9°“ '“ . The formal opening was followed 1 man program. with warships and Lorne Rhyncs. 3‘ “Rd Amgd éunmh, ° ; -*‘i0l>D9d» The C'1€Cti'iK‘b011“'as iinE.- RFBFK UH INSTALL or i The secretary M, J P Go, P9°i’“’ ““-“ ‘O ht‘; “"‘“dh m Gm; by a demonstration by naval and scores of other craft in the harbor Boys 5 and 6-1. Biidd.V Currie!

< .. - --r- '. '-- ',' _;f.‘i-.no - >1 . ; Abbott was cite. ;cd with nm-i- 1 ‘ff’.“:::"\,‘£:D:fi“[;f§$)“‘?:e“.i11§’; p[('£Rs __ N9“-[y.9]ec[,ed omcers don, read 1.11.; 111111111,‘ of 11,6135; ;‘n"r‘1i’i‘;l "';‘1';‘_:‘ 01”!“ splm military units including a detach- and airplane; rparing overhead. 135018;!” NPWCH» 3~ D’”'‘“‘'1 M“ : .si£i1ir.-,liici':iii.:~r .\l:.-. Mary Johi‘. ‘v n i n “C 'b',_1‘l‘“..” _”_§.0 l.m,fl‘ng' were installed at a meeting of annual meeting which was held in and (ha. mm. “IE”. n},m.,_(1,,.d and ‘ glglit rm"; the mF‘Tl’1’iChd “;3l}"]Sh1D tthf;teiilii1°;‘:l1;';g5ny °thmg5ii°I‘5 W9” 01:“ find amyvonne MMEm_h_

o" Chi'll‘l’ii1t‘L”Wl) fil(‘li of lnjuri :-t>- '‘ .. ‘ ,_ . “ . ' . ,‘ C1,‘ -1 L1 1.3 A1 1-. R beg 11 Cardigan in 1935 (3 mm _ , ‘ ‘ , . , _ ' n rt-cac eaux. c guar 0 on- re . - I _ _ '

5 celved vilienjthc our in which).~hc mfggg; ‘l'.‘.;‘.’f}‘.f,‘.‘.“.,§’j. 't1],3§.'l’.[,§jf.‘ LD(‘i1i}’.(‘l.)I..“O.g'.1i".. b,\'p iiisiriei Deiniiyiwero than appointed Prgns co:-S 5",f.",,":,fZ°m:f :.m:1,('.".p.r¢.f:,},’,:f,,§‘ $1; or of the Royal Canadian Navy A Mardi Gras parade. firewrorirs em: 9. 5’“"”.V Rm» 3. SW19? § ;'.;fluSn:‘ii]f‘ilYlg imls‘iflh(‘i'¥'llb.t(¥gnv\gé:l ;i .1“. can-1}d rt» m.i:i rcgula;..J.‘O{,‘ Prcsldciil. Mrs. Sadie Sentnor. as- _ mitwc. Rcv Ewen MacDoug8.ll ::n:’CP§ O‘;-iii? rhiircli lo which he w.],‘i:§;n“’iB ctjrtinpgi? ignéhsexfcnfiy {‘,'::t1::f°.§1 iigcgieztflciygissi ”- 7 and 8 l Wilbur Rnddtf

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5 .. . _ ‘ 3:," Cm... ‘.[_.'_§‘2\.n mm. ., ltit‘ lCl‘i' of up ii'li(.i .‘bill('e M... _ ssicd h.‘ _Aitiiiu Grand Marshal and ivhs Frances Holl Tffliflof‘. 1,(.,.,,,£,...,. and mm by ms dam. uselilg 58 ° 5 _ 2_ cm,“ mmnmd. 3’ MN,“ MM” 1 mm 1. N7 .., (,3. 0... on 1:“. .. '3“"' ‘“‘“' “'9""""“’“-‘ "‘”}“"' " “‘ (“,1 " 1B“°° [;a‘;’;h‘;‘:"".’ and gr‘: ¥;"“”‘“”‘g c°mmm°9- M’ J A and siiidr 0!" iii‘-‘é zrmf and PW?‘ 'b.,'}]{e""I§.f*"'H..gh‘ Mmé.."0],’ q'u;"" "*””“' “ Lend, .- “ ‘ ‘ ‘ st l’.; ':'.'’l.' 1' i:.: . .'l -,\.<._ r 4 . . .. n‘- . ' 7 . .. - .. or April :0 last. Riisscli Abbott 1 ;,‘.’t_‘’u.‘.‘,‘,.‘l,..‘ 1‘ "" ‘” U" “O M“ 0 ; ..'“.",‘,m"’. (:,‘}'.;..;.'.' Voglf“ [fraud R;:.”"’M""A{::.' wd AR P“_Lf”°"' 1°“ B"°"- "W B‘”‘'' ‘" ““‘?“ ‘“. muons “My Bible" stressed the ASK FOR PARK Girls 7 and 8---l. Vvlibllr Rodd: ‘ (‘invmg me (‘HI “hm the M“: ' . Wil'H. ‘J"' C\'R \l"(‘i i'o~~n-ii'uii \i1r'nrin Hu"siis' A Vicc Grand, M‘i('Li~0d' Ressluatinons Iggy bx Heriegis M‘ ‘ii? ‘i):“lmr(‘ti‘ muii “ii: "due or ‘he Bible especmn" as B 2' can Dmmrmd: 3' Abon Mac‘ 0CCli‘'l‘l'(i. .‘ .""' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ - ~ n'crnoon. (‘ ivvc Iii . . ‘ Leod. ‘ in Cii -:.c.o\\i:. .~.:-.i tic was on PilO"i)l‘ Pound: Rcc.-Sccy. Isabelle pmsnr Mr J A McKenzie 1mm 11 -1i~rl n'~io\'e nll lc lived and factor In on“ d°'’'°“°m'’‘ “[5 (Continued from Page 1) Bo .. , .. . - . . - . . , ' . ‘ ' '- « - - 1 . _ :.,_‘ . ya 9 and 10-1. Harry Sumter! sumnmy of Evidence W‘ ‘‘ f1 ‘f‘.‘. ‘ . 1,‘ “f1 ‘,‘‘j’‘ "~~“““““~ Fm 5°C-‘r ‘°‘“’“‘ M°°'.“- An interesting address was given prarlisctl its .t-ncii.mv.. and he held? The f°I.1°wm“ r°S°‘”“°“5 “m1 ‘-‘'r " * ' ‘w’ -rm“ 2, Spurgcon Diamond; 3. Alvin I ‘['1:‘f°'(’,’;_,’1‘E“' "j ”: ,_£)‘_‘_‘1>‘Iw“‘:i!:‘°‘7,:ff“! Tl'‘‘“‘l“'‘‘ 7- L”“‘“l D_“‘h°‘"“‘-l by the District secretary, Rev. J fast to tho 1il‘Ollll'Si"_: miiiniiied in 1"°:8"L°d‘f1t5t:‘ Eh“; i’§“SA “’71Yi“”'3 l popu. tlon is about; 220,000. BM.”

A Silmlli» V of <‘\'idcnce :i:l>ii Z'.:=d ..‘~(m.' 1~1{..:1,1.[.’d“.:°. .:.:?.”. RN03 W‘“'d°"- L‘”“ N‘“‘°1_5"“; ‘ M Murchison“ a summary of the Emk. I rm-:i‘1 lit» inmunrablt-,m°' “E °am°d -to G d }"‘_‘ 3 The principle exports from the 01.15 9 and 10.1 13,-1-(-1-1“ cur. iv: il:.- C ,\i':i(‘l'dF._\’ frvltou mt m.;..:. 17,,;.,'1.,m.',,,11..; 3;, .,.,1.','.. C°“d”"‘°"' BI’”“'h" SL°‘”‘“j wliirli is contained in the annual ‘wnrtl;.- of Hi.» Lain M.1)ri.\'_\' when fli °f‘i"{;°-55fF'!T! 1°. h °d rm . ‘ ‘t;0uni.t'y ls quinine. of which Java 1.19; 2_ F31“ Smuh; 3' Joan M30.

Dr. F. W. Tl(in‘ilil‘sil, Chn.'.o'.tc- vim, LN] .1 _‘..'.“. , mm. g}“... .1115: RS“ G" C'"“'“d" EMT‘ P‘N‘C"j. report dcputatloii il'(lll'l iiil? Bililc so:‘ic‘..\' ‘ml 0 m r "5 3“ Immg" has practically a monopoly. pepper, Kenzm town, mcdicul 1ii'xicii‘.iot:t~i~. told of‘ ...mC_.'; ;1.d“_.}j,. 11... 11,5. Q1111-,.},1o1;_-:1-K’ A“m“. C'amh“m' P'N‘G". cuilcd on him and ])l‘(‘F.(‘ll1(‘(‘I him: :3h‘b1° hS°°ti°:J3' 1“ 1dc‘”‘“d“ “nd Lexi. coca. and. despite poular belief, Boys 11 and 13-1 Jguwk G,.11mgg cxamiiiiiig. on Aii:ll 2i. .\/in-_\ John-‘ um” no 5. .. H H” the u.nm.x.A .1-W‘ 0ili.'=i(‘l1\ Guardian, Eilicl Siither-. “hum” statement ‘with H _wm_m.,V bound mm, of mo 4.37115; LS1“ ll‘ wot‘ V only a mm“ amoum of coffee‘ can_ 2' Wilbur Rm‘: 3' John watts. 5011- SW “=15 dim:-' -'i‘— UH’ iimtfii w-.1.» (til .-i Libou‘. l‘.l iCi'L it-omi 1“”‘d' RN-G" 1"5“‘“ °”“‘d”“" iBiblt‘. l-in :.fll(i -it is my t-nnii<icni.> “‘ 5 "“"~’“"“ °"”"~“‘ “P” azias exports to Java are. tires Girls ii and 1: 1. Mary Di There were iiizixir tumor L'Ol‘.‘.'tl\.Oll.\,‘ 11.1,M..,,,1111‘ 1; M1,, n;O._,g_.11.1L. 31-,1.‘ FT-""Ff‘-9 . Ti‘€‘d- P-N-G4 RS‘V'C'; The T1-9351119, was then mum (hone. Cfllliifllltfi by Ilic ll’i(i(‘ .-1>t'f.‘«‘id.‘ mfcmuon M “:8 splendid lmdeg‘ BUi0ni0bi1€‘S. Sulphfiie Oi ammonia. mond: 3. FI‘nl‘l1"".‘: M.'it~l'-‘.zi<‘hcrn: , ('ii)l‘E‘.:l0llS uiztl :\\':!’:ii;.s Oil filil(‘I‘- 11~1~_¢11~1- 1....‘ 1,,.~_-“.1.” 111.. mu 1.‘. lb GPO! gina Campbell. P.N.G..[ upon and he referred to the m,_ llli(‘l'(‘Si your lllO\'Cllli"llL has ; Shill 0i the PM-ldenl. R_PV H- i and flour. Frances MncLcnniiii. exit put-;_; til UIL‘ l) fi_\' but l.lli‘}' were ilcli flu ii.uii slo1;1Ji.'d. llie 4..-r I‘-S'V-Gw L‘-”_‘“ -"°‘.”,“3 Chapm“' ancja] 1-31,311 9xp.,,1,,m mm. 8l"()ll5(‘(i. iliu: mv siibjrcls iii:i.\'.-R“~“m°“d “m the emrmm Secret‘! when Mr. Bower completes his Boys 13 and 14,1 P5111 w not iiiipm't.:i1il 'l‘li:~ .<_\'irip:oii air on ll.» '9 and illCll'.L' was 1:1 F10!“ Mcmm-‘1 M“-‘5‘°“‘“‘ 1”” Lar'i11;-nyg of 1-ec51;,1_; Em} e.q,§ndlu“.e) lnevor c.~.i.~c in clivi‘i.'~‘li their r:r>ble.'31'.\'. Mr. J P G°"d°“ and 3-1"’ ‘ work in Canada he is to go to llams; 2. Allison MacLcod; 3, In cvcr_\‘ ill(‘ili‘lltl0ll of 11 1'' red set-nictl: I.u:dl.\’ U1'°3\'l‘“ Hi). '17‘-E. “"‘ty- ENC‘: ‘"3, pas‘ N°b1C‘,1iwa_; found may u-m',1 receipts ll"lilf‘l‘iiIlll(‘f‘ in il'r‘ Eiuzlisli E-iblc'f“m‘{‘” T""‘"‘:‘“’"v Dr D .syti1icy. Australia, where he will Ferguson. skui‘. the wiiiic.\~ sazrl. Pm or \\:l!if‘.&% . Abbott L'Ufll.ll!1 ;L'0ll'.ldl Grand. Jean (“rrc.i:c.z. .amoumed to ‘5 518 72 and “Dem which Ill .1 sircular asiicct is the. -10”"-‘On “W1 315° “PPf°’»‘m"°“ °f F Upon a Canadian Trade Commls-1 am; 13 and i4..1_ jwalylo Ma lhl‘ .<‘.;:ill. brain i‘,(',]‘,0g'}‘h-.104} 1m1_ ...i- viifi 1.: till‘ car. A \\Ul! ii. whom _ id][|lr'_\\* to 5295545 A] Eh t h first of nitiniziil lrt‘.'1. ups and as ‘hi’ “'°l“k °f "19 “’“""°‘5 "M °°“' 1 s:oi\ci“s office. There is one at. Load’ 2, Marion Mn’-I.cnd; 3 13¢...-1......“ 0 .1... ,,,_.,~.. W1... me‘ Abbozt .x;.;.i vs:-.s .\’l.lr_v l_.1ricr xx... RAILWA i' _rt<.ir5t'.si.ii'rii:RsrSum 6. 51245’ Md be: ,,,:....t...§ ..i'ou iruir mi. in its \‘pii'i'.ii.1l .=iiz- '“‘°‘~"°'-‘ °’ ”“’ "“i°“" b"“‘°"°5 ; l7l‘<‘~‘0iii -’li Melbourne. lo.-mar" M.1<‘l..cocl, ' “hm. Cf d.d,h_ -.,(. i.,_,.,r.,(, ._\..mm,, jatiiincd ill"l1\1-iii}-(villi. ’llii-wuiicss HOLD :\il'.l‘.'rl.\v(‘r—.9ill‘.(1':1_\'_ th‘3'sin(_e me books were (‘med this 'nif:c:incc ii is tho mast. \'alua‘.)1c-1lhl'Oll0ht:1li. the Province \ HMS 15 and 0......’ L R0 hflfi hrcn bro: lit to the liospiial ‘Em? °‘FI‘"‘S f_7_‘_"““” We “_Cmf"“ir°‘ °’”3' d‘‘-'‘' or “I9 “wk m “men “W1 i,.c1ud(.5 $1000 from me ‘esiate 0} thing lli.'l l!it- uni-‘d :iifoi‘rls' Th“''_ “"5 m““’”‘1 9"W“-*5 59‘ Discuss National Park . Dixon: 2. Ronald Rrbcrtscn: 3 at 1l.;0 lllc cvei i~ previous maxed ‘r“°nb1:’f;:tl)1L‘1I&:‘_E; [°k‘gm‘m ke.-‘f‘. .”‘ the omces of M-.11-,— Q;-ace 1:11.10“ of H.,m...1.;,.. "It is sziid on vcry fznori :itilhor- § PF9<'ifiCi0Ii Of H1!’ Sflimdid Work i'.l<l’as-den Dixon.

J. .*\1liii0h.V RT."i.(i’:ll. Cl\'li enzin-. fa :_°d‘,',‘m‘3r Thgreawa: no High‘ the {ileum I?l‘1s’°“ "I m? C‘ N‘ R‘ p‘ I " ‘ " ity that wlicii l‘7(‘ into King \\'as:3C<‘0mD_ii5h¢‘d b.V 01” faiihilll am‘ ’ About the only matter of ‘ousl-l Girls 15 and ovs-r—1. He oer will the denzr :em or public? §n‘.n‘,,,f’S...v'm mm,“ that mg... ’”‘_‘ -‘“‘"" “f‘5bf““;“ 5‘“““g35° °§ Mr Gordon moved um thp & boy no p:‘oiii..<Nl his mntlirr that encriztlic Dbirici St'€r<‘ifii‘.V. “W um; taken up at the meeting was R'ip“r: 2. Thclmn Ltirtcr: 3. vioia vvcrlss, 1ir(‘5(‘l:l(‘(l :1 plan he had C. ' - 1 . VI B -1 . " 13”‘ s‘mdM 3. i’ G mem "5 0 .h1' v . ' he would not a'lo\\ a day to pass J M‘ Miiffiii-‘On. the clisrussion of the proposed na- Partridge.

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“:°" 5"‘ '9 15 C‘‘0‘"5‘‘> me‘ cf the train. H0 heard the Cl‘OSSillg :10 hclgha regugr meettng blréd °F' fore the meeting was du1;,‘:eC0nd_ Bible. and new prniiii.=o was faith- EH95?’ _5/P9?1kf‘1'- REV Hllflh M11191‘ Prcsiilcnt J. J Morrir. initro- Russel /ilcorn: 2. John MticLeo Mo i"iil\\':ii- s is 24 feet \\'idc.11.1~11,-11111111.’. as mcy flppx'0aChQf1‘ 11 m‘ be me.m “st imem 11.12 ed and me reps” d ged‘ Rev iflilly k“l3i. lln'l_ il:o day of his of Trinity Church Charlottetown .duced the question of the park. I 3. Hollis Jay.-

T210 (14 ms llrp 8 feet’ Six inches‘, ,wfldangm:0u5 C1.osMnL,' and mow so Ithe VA €‘ElV;t:lZq Igieidngli wt; and Mr Rmvmond askedafi: suggest” 1-19.1111. Whnl. a Hill‘ record and for his interesting and inspiring 1-19 11¢.-,3-11 recpmjy 11-151 were were, 1.-M-1a_y 1:m¢1._ 131,15 3 10 12 :ipar;. on the south (:2l.SLLL'fl corfiér: cnming from the I-lillsboro Budge. mm’ “"5" r‘ “ e y pa ' VVNM 3" H1-‘li1i‘iii”! <“.\‘«"in1ii1" and addrfl-W-‘S \"hiCY1 should Fiimulfii/9 24 sites available and thought thatl Marjorie Miinn. Elln Nowell. Do

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