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Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mcller- mn, Murray Harbour North, were vlaltori to Montasue "n Molds!-

Mr. Penna Moore, Charlottetown. was a business visitor to Mout- ague on Tuesday.

Mr. n. n. Yeo. "enter-lie. was _a business visitor to Saint John, .N. B. on Monday and Tuesday.

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Mr. William Landrigan, Char- lottetown. spent the week-end in Montague, guest oi Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacDonald.

Mr, Ramh Balderson, commercial traveller. was a business visitor to Montague and vicinity on Tues- day calling on his regular custom- era.

Mr. H. Richardson, commercial traveller. was a business visitor to Montague and vicinity on Tues- day calling on his regular custom- ers.

..'Mr. Roger IoBlanc, who has been spending the past few weeks at his parents home in Campbell- ton, N. 8., has returned to Mont- ague to resume his duties at the Canadian Bank of Commerce.

His many friends in this locality will regret to learn that Mr. James Lennan, formerly a resident of Montague. is ill at the Charlotte- town Hospital with pneumonia.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Condon and daughter Paula, and Mr. and Mrs. John Daly oi Charlottetown, were Sunday visitors to Montague, guests of Wm. L. Steele and Mary J. Steele.

.' Mrs. Roy Crockett is making a good recovery after an operation at the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital, Charlottetown. and returned to her home at Souris on Mon- .

Mr. Bertie Lannan, student of St. Dunstanh University, had the misfortune to break his arm dur- ing ‘ball practice on Sunday. Mr. Lannan was formerly a student of

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. SSUDDEN DEATH — Word has been received of the sudden death in Brooklyn, USA. oi Mr. Samuel McKenzie. Mr. McKenzie was born in Gaspereaux some '78 years ago. When a young man he went to Boston where he was employed with the Boston and Maine Rail- road. He was a regular visitor to the Island, spending his vacation at his old lvrme in Gasperaux. Mr. Wilson McKenzie oi Gasperaux is a nephew of the late Mr. McKenzie.

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Mrs. Bruce .Cun'ie, Charlotte- town. was a recent visitor to Mont-Rue. guest of her mother, Mrs. J. W. Carruthers.

....°A GENERAL meeting will he held at Poole‘: Hotel -on Friday aiternoon at 3 p.m. for the purpose 0t organizing a Liberal Women's Club. All interested ladies will be welcome. Hon. A. W. Matheson, Minister of Public Health will ad- dress the meeting.

Mrs. Walter Goss and son Roger. Charlottetown, were week - end visitors to Montague. guests oi Mrs. Goes’ mother, Mrs. James Currie.

Mr. Abner Dewar and Mr. Charles Dewar, fourth year students of Prince of Wales College, were week-end visitors to the home oi their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Dewar, Brudenell.

M. S. ENTERTAINED - Tha ladies of the W. M. S. oi Montague United Church were entertained at the home of Mrs. L. A. Johnston on Tuesday evening. The devotional service was led by Mrs. M. MacLean, and a very en- joyable Easter program was pre- sented, with a number of members taking part in the Scripture read- ing and ‘prayer. Two_ duets “He arose" and "Out of the Ivory Palaces," were very sweetly sum; by Mrs. D. M. MacDonald, and Mrs.

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Georgetown and Vicinity

Mra. Rose Wilson is the guest of her brother Rev. O. Kiggins at the Parochial House.

rm. Chisholm oi autism-h. N, 5., is the guest of her son-in- law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. A. Kennedy.

Mrs. Cora Morrison has return- ed to her home in Georgetown after having spent the winter in Charlottetown.

My, and Mrs. Ralph Gordon oi Rosencath were visitors to Georgetown on Tuesday and WCN

H. L. MacGregor. During this ser- vice it was urged that the mem-l bers make this an ouistandingi year. Cards were passed around‘, with,a list oi ways to help, and! each member was asked to mark, the things she was willing to do

to bring this to pass, such as moral prayer and study of the scripture,

reading missionary books. teach-

ing the children about missions in

the home and organizations, at-

tending meetings regularly and

helping to acquire new members.

A circle oi prayer closed this aer-

vzice, and the president, Mrs.

Archie Hume. then took over. The minutes of the last meeting were read and a/mroved, and the roll call was answered by something

on China. Plans were made for

the Easter Thankofiering service

io be held in two weeks time. It

"was decided to leave it in the

hands of the minister to arrange

for and exchange with another

minister ii’ this were possible, or

to take the service which is to

be on missions. There will be

special music with some outside

talent if possible. Plans were ai-

so made for a work evening next

week to finish work on the quilt

for an overseas box. Announce-

ments wens to be made from the

pulpit asking for used clothing to

be sent inthe box. Sixteen hospi-

tal, and twenty-four sick callsi were reported. and also seventeen

treats and eighteen cards sent to. sick and shut-ins. As there was so | much business at this meeting it was decided to leave the study book for the next meeting, with Mrs. George Nicholson as reviewer. With the conclusion oi the business period the meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction. Refreshments were served by the hostess and a pleasant half-hour enjoyed.

the guests oi Mr. and Mn. (‘ﬁles- ter Walker.

Mrs. Peter Jay and her sister Miss Agnes Batchllder. both 0i Charlottetown wer, recent Bum! of their mother, Mrs. Jmlm 5“- chllder.

Mr, Willlrm Buffet! who l’!!! been visiting his daughter, Mrs. wlrgeon Walker for the P"! two months, left Monday on re- turn to his home In Bdllﬂl.

John Boyce in npmdlns I 1W day's at his home here at the conclusion of the W31"! W0?!‘ n Nova Scotia. Technical Coilelih Halifax. He is accompanied “Y l cones; friend, Wilfred m); of Copper Cliff, Ontario.

Mr. Fred W. Jenldns oi Dart- mouth, N. 8., motored to the P10- vlnce on Sunday ln mnumnv with four friends and visited his l9"- ents, Mr. and Mrs. All. Jenkint- Fred will shortly take pollilOn with the MaeKensi, Bros. Lines on the Halifax to Boston full-

The citizens oi Georgetown have learned with pride that Misses Evelyn and Phyllis Hes- sian are among the graduates of St. Dunstan's University this Yell’- We all congratulate Miss Evelyn on receiving lfhg honour oi beins chosen Valedictorian. These two y'ourr; ladies received their early education in Georgetown and moved to Charlottetown a few years ago. Their brother Fred and sister Louise also received their early education in George- imvn. Fred is now a professor at St. Francis Xavier University, An- tigonish, and Louise is on the teaching staff of Queen Square School, Gilarlottetown. Tho late

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Mt. Stewart

m. Vernon MacDonald, who has spent the past two months with the sealing fleet, has reutrn- ed to his home in Mt. Stewart.

The many friends of MraChes- ter Coffin, R.N., are sorry to hear oi her illness and all hope for her speedy rot/urn to good health.

Mr. Waiter Douslas, potato in- specior. Souris, was a visitor to Mr. Stewart on Sunday.

Miss Lois Smith who has spent the past three months in New York, has returned to her home in Cherry Hill.

Miss Rowena Mercer, nurse-in- training in the 9.21.1. Hospital, is spending a vacation with her parents. Rev. W. T. and Mrs. Mercer.

Misses Eileen Jay and Doreen Mercer, P.W.C. students. spent the week-end at their home in Mt. Btawart.

Mr. Joseph MacDonald of the Survcyoru Office in Charlottetown spent the week-end with his mo- iiligr, Mrs. Margaret B. MacDon- s .

Little Miss Elizabeth Anderson Md M h" truest. her cousin for the past week-end, from Sum- merside.

‘Miss Catherine Campbell has returned to Mt. Stewart. having spent her Easier vacation with '31" Dlrents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Campbell. Elmira.

Nlrrand Mrs. Robert Bryson have returned to their home in St. Andrew's, having spent a few $311; this past week in Monetoin,

Misses Ethel Lsard. nurse-in- trsininz in the‘ 1112.1. Hospital. and Leona Jsv. nur-se-in-brsininq in the City Hospital, were visit- ors! to iﬂieir homes over the wee-k- en .

Her manv friends will be [Ind io know that Mrs. John A. Bar- rett ia now convelascing from her recent illness. All wish her a very speedy recovery.

‘Mir. my Roper, employee of the Royal Bank. Mt. ate-wart, spent Bundav with his parents in Cen- tral Royalty.

‘ilhe citizens of Mt. Stewart and vicinity owe a heartv vote of thanlm to our obliuinr mailman. m. Ernest Affleclr. James Af- fleck. Clarence Coffin and Rov Mitchell. who oover the rural route and operate out of Mt. Stewart post office. The local mailman. m. David ‘Biron has been carrying hhe mail from the station to the post office for the nest 36 years and has been giv- inr mltrtandinr service. The ob- lilring and efficient post-mistress. Miss Evelyn Mcinivra has given the public excellent service and has carried out her duties in a manner ilhat has left nothing to be desired.

IONDON -- (OP) -—- The report "f the Royal Commission on ihe British Press, which was sent to the-printers recently. is between 90000 and 100.000 words long. it will be published about mid-June and is understood to give ,a un- animous finding.

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