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Mrs. A.A Ramsay is visiting lriends and relatives at Borden and Bummerside.
Mr. John J. Murphy who was railway foreman at Coleman was in Moncton recently on business.
Mrs. George Thompson and daughter Lorena were in Summer- side Friday on business.
me. John D. Palmer and Mrs. Oscar Maclvein and family were in Summerside saturdsy on business.
Mrs. John D.-Palmer spent a few ilsys in Malpeque recently with her aged mother who is on the sick list.
Messrs. John W. Palmer and Reginald Palmer of Freeland were in Summerside Saturday on busin- ess.
Mr. Ignatius Murphy, Charlotte- town. spent a few days with his aged mother, Mrs. Bernard Mur- phy. Contway,
Miss Arlene Palmer. Halifax, is spending a vacation at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pal- trier of Conway.
Mr. and Mrs. Orrin MacDonald. MacNeills. were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Phillips, Freeland. on Sunday.
Miss Donna Palmer, teacher at Brae school spent the weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Palmer. Freeland.
The many friends or Mrs. Them- es Mac Kinnon of lnrerness will tcgret to learn she broke her leg
last week. All Join, in wishing her a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. William Palmer and family. Halifax. spent the week-end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. George P. Palmer. Freeland.
Pie. Carrier of Canadian Army. Ontario. is spending some time with Mrs. Richard Palmer who has been very sick but is now on the mad to recovery.
Mr. Leo Miiligan who is employed with Mr. mun Knutsford spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Cclin Milligan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cmighlin end family and Mr. Mark Coughiin have returned from a pleasant trip to McAdam. New Brunswick
- Mr. Harold Henderson. prin- cipal of Cape Traverse School spent the week-end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Henderson of Free- land.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Boyle and .Vlr. and Mrs. Wallace Thompson of Kensington were guests at the hcmc of Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, Milton Palmer and family. Fredericton, New Brunswick. spent their vacation at the home of Mr Palmer's, vi)". and Mrs. Georgc P. Palmer, Freeland.
Mr, and Mrs. Oscar MacNcill have returned from a pleasant trip to the mlllnlind. They were accomp- anied by Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Turner and son Robert. 0'Leary.
Mrs Erland Rams.-iv. Conway. and Mrs. Leicli Craig. Poplar Grnrc. nr- zanists at Conway United Chvul '1.
nitondcd the rrg:misi.s' rallv at (Y-.
Mrs. Oscar MecNeill, organist at at. Andrews, Invemess, were not able to attend.
Mrs. Maurice white. Mrs. Philip Hagan and children Dianne. Linda and Roger and Mrs. Margaret Al- chorn. Rocky Point. and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Atkinson and scn Bd- die. Charlottetown. were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Morrison recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Best and Mrs. Irving Frederick and family, Betty Lou. Mary and John were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Palmer recently. Mr. and Mrs. Best are planning a trip to the States in the near future.
Mr. Arthur Smith Jr. and Miss Enid Smith. Freeland, accompanied by Mr. Roland Adams. Conway. mo- torcd to Upper stewiacko. Nova Scotia to spend sometime with Mr. and Mrs. Hughie Patterson! Mrs. Patterson was'fcrmerly Velda smith daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Smith. Freeland.
The regular meeting of the con- x-.-ay Community Club was held at tho hcme of Mrs. Oscar MacNoill with five members present. Minutes of inst meeting were read and ap- prornd, It was decided to hold a supper in the near future at the home of Sterling Palmer. Piano to be taken from hall for the winter months in the lume of Sterling Palmer. A: more -was no further business meeting adjourned. Place of next meeting at the home of Mrs. Colin Milligan.
The annual meeting of the Con- nny Woinvn's Iii.-tiiute was held at tho home of Mrs. Clarcnce Ramsay Meeting rpcucd by repeating the creed. Roll call uas aiisur-red bx scion menuhcrs Mnnztcs nf last. rez-
lrnrv Mrs. Rccinald Palm:-r, in-lnlar anrl aiinilnl mretlnnzs wcrc wad ganlst at St. Petr-r's. Lot ii. and sand approved The socrlitary ll'(iRI--l nar Units.-1 1.-mg.-t Am was hp;-1
THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN
urer, Mrs. Wallace Morrison gave the financial report of the year's work which proved very successful. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President. Mrs. William Maollinnon; vice-pre- sident. Mrs. John Murphy; secre- tary treasurer, Mrs. Raymond Mill- igan; directors. Mrs. Erland Ram- say. Mrs. Clarence Ramsey and MN. John J. Murphy; auditors. Mrs. Clarence Ramsey and Mrs. Wallace Morrison. The new busin- esa consisted of planning a Sadie Hawkins dance in the Institute Hall Saturday, Nov. 18th. As there was no- further business. meeting closed and s dainty lunch was served by the hostess. A collection of 32.80 was taken.
izfoup and sent to headquarters. Mrs. Baxter was appointed chair- man for the election of officers. President. Mrs. Leigh Craig; vice- president. Mrs. Ralph Eliands; sec- retary-treasurer, Mrs. Oscar Mac- Neill; sick committee. Mrs. Clarence Ramsay and Miss Ella Craig. Ten members signed up to take the Missionary Monthly for the next year. 31800 was collected for W - M.S. A very interesting talk on Japan and Korea was given by Mrs. Scott, Summerslde. which was en- Joyed by all. A reading "Dr. Mur- ray" at Mount Allison was read by Mrs. Oscar MacNelll. The members were very glad to welcome to this meeting Mrs. Hugh D. Smith who though residing in Summerside is still one of our faithful members. it was mcved and seconded that the bills at the bank be paid. Meet- ing closed by repeating the Mizpah A dainty lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Clarence Ramsay and Mrs Donald Smith A
collection of 35.83 was taken Next. Ineeting at the lmine of Mrs. Roland . Wlllifiliis. Elli"-rclie,
'l'hc annual mar-tin; of the (Mn
at the home of Mrs. Leslie Smith. Poplar Grove, Wednesday eveninz. Nov. 15 with thirteen members and the following visitors present-Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Eld- eault, summerside. Mrs. Baxter was in charge or the devotional period which opened by singing the church's one Foundation. scripture -was read by Mrs. Arthur Smith. Mrs. Ralph Ellsnds and Mrs. Oscar MacNeiil assisted Mrs. Baxter with the readings. Du otionsl period closed by singing ”In Christ there is no East or west." The minutes of the last regular and annual meet- lllgs were read and approved. Roll call was answered by thirteen mem- bers with a verse of Scripture. The financial report was read by the secretary treasurer, Mrs. Oscar Mac- Neill which showed a very success- ful financial year. -The Mission Band report was also read by the superintendent of the Band, Mrs. Oscar MacNei1l. The meetings ere held by the band with twenty-four members. 3830 was raised by the
The annual meeting of the Wom- en's Auxiliary of st. Peter's Anglican Church, mt ll, was held at the home of Mrs. Sterling Palmer Thursday evening. Nov. 16th. Mrs. Reginald Palmer read the scripture and the Women's Auxiliary Prayer W35 repeated in unison. The min- utes of the last regular and annual meetings were read by the secre- tary, Mrs. Robert H. Palmer. Roll call was answered by six members. The financial report for the year was read by the secretary and showed that the W. A. had a very successful year. Mrs. Oscar Mac- Ncill was appointed chairman for the appointment of officers: Presi- Cent. Mrs. Reginald Palmer; vice- preslrlcnt. Mrs. John W. Palmer: sncretary-treasurer, Mrs. George Tupliu; sick committee. Mrs. Ar- iliur Smith and Mrs. Edward Boyle A nc-x irunll box for the church was discussed, Mrs. Reginald Pal-
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mer invited the members for next meeting. The lord's Prayer repeated in unison, brought the mestingto a close. An auction sale -was then hem with Rev. Mr. Dignan as euc- tloneer. Proceeds amounted to 38.85.
Thomas Boyle. A collection 01 ass was taken.
Borden and Vicinity
spending a. week with friends at Moncton, N. B.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mcxenna of Borden were visitors to Charlotte- town on Thursday.
Mrs. Leslie Hooper and daughter Leone. of Central Bedeque were guest of Mrs. Hector Macxensie on Monday.
-Mrs. Roy Simmons of Wllmot valley visited at the home of Mrs. Hector Macltenzie Borden .on Wednesday.
Mr. Hilaire Gallant of Charlotte- town visited his daughter Mrs. Em- ery Ric-hard at Borden on Thurs- day.
Mrs. Amett Bell who had been a patient in the P. E. I. Hospital for a few days last week returned to her home in Borden on Friday.
Friends are glld to hear that Mr. Louis Hackett of Borden is recover- ing nicely from his recent operation in the P. 0. Hospital and all hope to see him home soon.
Mrs. Julian Herring of Charlotte- town spent the week-end in Borden. guest of Mrs. Reginald Rodgers. while here she attended the dedic- ation: services of the new United Church.
Borden are enjoying a weeks holi- days. Mr. Rodgers has been spend- ing a, few days hunting on the mainland and then with his Wife will visit relatives at Moncton.
Among those attending the Lay- man's Banquet at Borden on Mon- day last was Mr. Eldon Campbell
The regular aucticn party of the Eorden'Women's Institute was held in the town hall on Thursday even- ing with seven tables D1llllni!- Ladies prize was won by Mrs. wil- llam White. gents by Mr. llllmtf Costain with consolation prizes go- ing to Mrs. Foch Mcxenna and Mr. George Deighan. The freezeoul prize was won by Mrs. J. R. Macv Lauohlan.
Lalies Social Club met on Wed- neadly evening at the liome of Mrs. an-old coggins with fiiteen mem- bers and one visitor present. De- votional period was in charge of Mrs. Ralph Insrd who gave a read- mg which was followed by the lords Prayer in unison. In the abs- ence of the secretary Mrs. Maurice Lodge was appointed secretary pro tem, Sick committee reported serial- ing cards to sick, and flowers were sent to the family of a deceased subscriber. Church committee re- ported that church had been clean- ed by the members. sewing oom- mittce asked that all articles for Christmas bazaar be handed in at next meeting. Meetinz closed with the Mizpah Benediction. much was served by the has assisted by Mrs. Maurice Lodge Mrl. Sten- ning MacNevin. Next piece of meet- ing is at the home of Mrs. Douglas Mschean. -5
Enmore and Vicinity
Mrs. Dora Maclise. North En- mm was a visitor to Sumnenide on Blond!!-
Mr. Gilbert Harper is seendins I few days in Tignish asguest or his sistar Mrs. Francis Gaudet.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met tor their November meeting at the home of Mrs. Angus Enema. Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Bryant. North lnmore, had as their recent guests Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bag- lole, Summerside but.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald MacArthur of llrimore were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sharpe, Willow Ave., Sununurside.
Miss Margaret MacArthur and Mr. lulph Phillipa. Buaunerside were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mn. Burns MaoArtluir.
Miss Dorothy MacArthur. Char- lottetown spent the week-end re- cently with her sister Mrs. Harry Ellis. Northam. -
The United Indies Aid. Victoria West. met for their Novembu meeting at the home of ma. Rus- sell Mlehrthur.
Best wishes are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Yeo, ltermonyp (nee Miss Blanche Ballem. Brock- ton. Mass.) on thek recent mar- riage.
Mrs laitebeth Murphy. Mount Pleasant is having a pleasant no- etion in St. John. N. 3., visiting relatives and friends.
Pte sugar and sun. sands: of Toronto, Ont, spent their honey- moon in lnmero Insets of the grooms parents. Mr. and Mrs. wu- liun naliem.
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-sincere sympathy is extended to the brothers and sister: or In. Stanley Moore whose death occur- red at his home in Musaebusetia recently. in-. Moore was been in
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the lstn m. and Mrs. Albert Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Andrews. Hun-
ter River. were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
William V Bryant,
A dainty lunch was served by the North lmmore. hostess assisted by her mother. Mrs. i Edward Boyle and her aunt. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stewart,
Norboro. and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ellis, Northam. were recent guests or Mr. John H. Bryant, North an. more.
Sympathy is extended to the
relatives at the late Dugald stew. art! Tyne Valley, whose death took place recently at the home cl his daughter. Mrs. Benton. U. S. A
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Noye, Miss Ruby Harvey, Miss Mlargnret Wallace Noye and Edgar Williams, were visitors to Summer-side on Saturday evening."
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Mr. Russel Bryant, Milo, Maine,
spent a few days recently the guest or his fathes Mr. I-lavelock Bryant. North ltnmore. He also visited his sister. Mrs. Roy Strongman. Mrs. Claude Yeo. Port Hill and Gordon MacArthur, Ensuore.
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The annual meeting of the" En-
mors Women's W. I. was held at the home of Mrs. .Laurin on Friday evening Nov. 3rd. The following officers were el- ected for the coming year. Presi- dent-Mrs. Vice-President-Mrs. Laurin, Gordon Noye. er - Directors - Mrs. Mrs. Ernest MacDonald. Auditors -- Mrs. Lloyd Frost and Mrs. sick committee - Raynor, Mrs. Sidney Bnman.
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