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At a meeting oi the rarmers of Mt. Stewart and vicinity on May 10th in the Legion Hall Mr. D. J. MacDonald was appointed chair- lnan and Mr. J. A. MacDonald as secretary, the following resolution was tmanimously adopted:

Resolved that the potato grow- ers of Mt. Stewart and surround-

-ing districts Join in a movement with other districts on Prince Ed- ward Island in petitioning the federal goverment to pay a bonus on the Island potato crop of 1934 and that this bonus be 810.00 an acre up t0 six acres. In consider- ation of the fact th‘at the federal’ government has from time to time come to the assistance of the farmers in oher provinces and that no such assistance has ever been given to the Prince Edward Island potato growers notwithstanding the fact that they have for several years lost considerable money in the past and present crisis.

Signed on behalf of the farmers of these districts, Kenneth Jay. D. l". Egan, D. J. MacDonald, J. A. MacDonald.

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At a meeting of farmers of Lorne Valley and vicinity held in Lorne Valley Ball on May 20 to consider the potato bonus move- ment the following resolution was passed:

In consideration of the fact that potato growing is naturally adapt- ed to the soil and the geographical location of Prince Edward Island and many farmers have equipped themselves at considerable expense to engage in the industry. and the fact that potatoes are the chief cash crop and all farmers have sustained a heavy loss on the i934 crop and in the majority of oases find themselves heavily in debt. And in view of the fact that the federal government has granted large sums of money for thrrellef

paying a bonus on wheat and all parts of Canada rnuet contribute their proportionate share of such money used for relief purposes, therefore be it resolved that this meeting of farmers of Lorne Vai- lsy and vicinity endorse the move- ment to petition the federal gov- ernment for a bonus oi $10 per aore on the 193i crop to a max- imum of six acres per farmer.

Aux McDONALD. Chairman. avssar. manner. Secretary.

MR8. J. H. MORGAN

Annie Arthur, wiie of Mr. J. H. Morran died April l7, at her home in Beverly, Mass" after s. short illness, aged 5'1 years. Besides her husband she leaves to mourn four daughters and three sons, also three brothers. Henry of Everett, Mass. John, West Roxbury, David o! Charleston. Mass, and two sisters, Mrs. Preston Campbell, Burlington, P. E. 1., and Mrs. J. A. Meek, French River, P. m. I.

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The following death notice ap- peared recently in a Boston ex- change: At Beverly Hospital, May l4, Annie S. -MacPhee, daughter at the lat¢ John and Catherine Mao Aulay MsoPhee. Funeral Saturday morning st 9.30 from Funeral Par- lors of Walter T. MacDonald and Son. 129 Euex Sit, Salem. Solemn High Mass at St. Mary's Star of the Sea Chul-ch, Beverly at 10. Burial in Holy cross Cemetery, Maiden. Hel- atlves and friends invited.

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The death o! Robert H. Homers occurred on Monday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Harris Estabrooka, Squire Shoot, in his 70th year. Ho wss a native oi Port Elgin and had resided in Bale Verte for over 10 years. Besides hirwidow. he leavu to mourn thif’: sons. George, Ken- sington. REL; Ernest Nelson, 8.0.,

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TO CHARLOTPE10WN—Bernard OLeary. engineer with the Standard Paving company, and Mn. Clem-y, have left for Charlottetown. where they will reside this While ravine work near that city is being completed-Halifax Herald.

WINS EFFICIENCY PRIZE - Friends oi Miss Isabel Levers will be pleased to know that she has won the prize for efficiency in bedside ,nurslng, in her class of twenty-two, Sophomores. at the recent exercises at 8t. Martha's Hospital. Antigon- ish. N. S. Miss Levers is a daughter oi‘ the 1a William Lavers and Mrs. Levers Georgetown. i

BRILLIANT STUDENT — Many friends will be Blad to loam that. among other Island students gradu- ating at Mt. Allison University Convocation this week, was Miss Greta. Rogers. daughter of Mr. and lvlrs. W. Russel Rogers. Coleman.

nish. 11.5.; Mrs. Blake Ogden. Beli- erica. Mesa; Mrs. Walter Maxwell. Nakusp. 13.0.: Mrs. Roy Bishop. Arllnston Heishis. Mass: Mrs. rm- ris Estabrooks, Backville; Mrs. Floyd Wheaten, Upper Sackville.

The funeral was held yesterday afternoon. After a short service at the home of Mrs. Harris liitabrooks, conducted by Rev. George Morris. Pastor of the Saclrville United Church. the body was taken to Bale Verie. where Rev. G. W. ‘rillsy had chart! of the service in the church. Interment was in the Port

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GRADUATES IN JUNE - The graduation of Miss Mable L. NCW- some. R.N., daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Newsome. for- merly ci’ Charlottetown, takes place on June 5th from the Connaught Training School for nurses, Weston, Ontario. Miss News-time's many friends will be pleased to know she is being awarded the Alumni prise for Pediatrics. making 95%. and wish her much success in her chosen profession.

JUNIOR RED CROSS RALLY- On Tuesday evening the Junior Red Cross members of Fredericton, Glen Valley, Pleasant Valley and Hazel Grove Schools presented an attractive programme in the hail at Fredericton. Quite a number of interested parents and friends at- tended. The moving plctme of Crippled Children's Work in Prince Edward Isand was shown by Miss Catherine Macliean of the Red Cross. A Certificate for having been organized at a Red Cross Branch for five consecutive years wag VIEWING t0 the "Silver Darts" Branch of Glen Valley School. Mr. Weeks acted as Chairman and the, programme was under the direction of tho teachers-Miss Phebe 310114011. Miss Beatrice Stevenson, Mr- Maurice Tierney and My. Donald Nicholson.

mime NAVAL pours comm 4m Honour the Lieutenant (mg ernor has received 4mm“; Wm; that at least three naval ships will Visit this Province this yearfrhs Bench Sloop “Ville d'Ys" is dug to arrive here the 90th of this month she will be in port until n» m. of J1me. The British ship "Dundee" in c or Captain W. H. G. Pallowiieid is due to arrive on the

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OBSERVEB ANNIVERSARY-MI. Hazen Carter, one of the city's old- est residents. Wednesday celebrated his 89th birthday at his home in Highiield street. Mr. Carter has spent his entire life in Moncton. Mr. Carter was born in i840, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Obdur Carter. in a house 011L118 south-east some.

of St. George and Lewis street. Moncton was known as The Bend in those days and was a hriving ship-building centre. Mr. Carter entered the employ of the Interculon- ial Railway in the early "D's. Jn 1912- he retired under the Provici n:

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Fund Act. Mr. Carter has alwail! taken an active part in the affairs of his city and despite his advanc- ing years he is still interested in matters concerning the city. Mr- Carter enjoys excellent health. His wife. Miss Ellen Gunning. of Ken- tington. P. E. 1., before her marri- age. died. five years ago at the age of B5. Three daughters and two sons are living, Mrs. J. A. Johnstonc. Sydney; Mrs. N. D. Rushton, Miss Emma Carter, Harry and William. all of this city. Monetcn Jransoript.

C. G, l. T.——A meetinl of the Pro- vincial Girls‘ Work Beard was held recently at the home o! Mrs. J. A. Macmillan. The President, Mrs. R. H. Rogers. presided. and a great deal of interasdng business was transac- ted. Mrs. Gordon Hughes, chairman

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ported having received written re- ports from eighteen C. G. i. fl‘. Groups from different Pa"! i" m" province. Nine o1 these srouas ha" already sent in their second rePOPl and have received their o._.£_ial Re- cognition Certificate from oronto. The Camp Committee reported that the annual C. G. I. T. Camp will be held at Canoe cove from July 17th to 27th. The Board decided to ieep the fee for the camp at 1m year's low figure. namely, five dollars. The Leadership Committee reported a splendid staif for the i935 ximp. The Director will be Miss Mai-amt Dobeon. a member og the ctaii oi Mt. Allison Ladies] College. Mrs- Arthur Henry will be Camp Mother and also take charge of the Drama- tics. Mrs. Arthur Duvar who has been the eﬂicieht Business Manager for‘ a number of years will act in

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