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1S:itiirda_1~ morning and spent the

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is ‘ is Ill1ili1i1.‘,1".' 111 1111- Hailiior gold mine

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'I’i{I-l.\II-I COURT . 1111'. of this city '11 io .~Y.i111'l trial at 11w 11f 1111- Supreme

1 1-‘111 -c of inanslaiiglitci" ' -' - -111\- hearing con- Jiricisfrute George J

. Svurdny morning.

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l. "ch Il inbers of the con- 1; 111-1111- 11 presentation to P» - ' and 111-r thice 1.- ot the Sun- 1 Kzr‘; . - . ' 3.11m 111-i" . ' 10111-1" " for Woliville, N.

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1' 111:1 is from that univer- " 1111-‘1- i)l‘li.i.1lil. at nce of Vv'.lit‘5 College. The ores- 1 1 .1t1<"-n was made by the Niiiiister. 111-v Dr. R. NIOOTIZFRG Legato. Both a. nirriibers oi the congregation anti zralous ivorkcrs in the coni- niuiiity- tin-y will be. greatly missed.

'i‘l-.c funeral of liie late Rev Fixincz-a Hughes was hcld Saturdsiy t.

mninm, at l0 o'clock from _ Bonaventu-refs Chuch. 'I‘r11cadie u-Ewcri- Pontifical High Mass of‘

His

Requiem was celebrated by I\:1--.-l.1 t-y. Bishop J. A. O'Sull1- Vilil.

‘the High Priest was Rx-v. K C. Itli-Pliczson and Deacons oi Honor 111-re Rev. R. V. McKenzie and Rev. W. V. McDonald. Rev. A. L. Sin- nott nnd Rev. L. McDonald were P-ncons of the Mass. The Master 11f Ccrcmonles was Rev. P. D. Mc- Mahon, L). D.. Rev. E. O‘I-Ianl1~.v, ci-nscr. The assistant was Rev. G. A. Aim-Donald.

The attending priests were lvfsgr. M. McDonald. D. D., and Msgr. 1‘. A. Murphy". D. D.

Other priests in the Sanctuary were 111-vs. J. McQuaid. P. D. Grok- e-i. T. Campbell, W. Keefe, W. Mc- Guigan, J. A. Sullivan, Basil Ci-okcn. W. MrCardle. L. Dougan. M. Smith, O. Klzkins. Peter S111- llvnn 1Clvile. Alberta) Charles Mc- Carthy‘, M. Rooney. A~ Mfinilllflifl. ($554.11. Itcv. Bernard Gillis assist- ed in the choir.

The pallbearers were: Messrs. Joseph Iiughes. W. H. Smith. Jos- eph Court, Jchn Lacey, I-‘rederlsk Ilughcs 11nd ft- crt Gallant.

A n-etfy w mii-ng wiu solem- nizedlel? iiii Ssh: ‘s Church. Cardi- gan. on tiic morning of Wednesday. Sept. lltli, when Miss Selina Wil- son, dau-ihtrr of Mi'_. anti M1’! (‘icorce Wilson. Cardigan, was im- 1"od in the holv bonds of matrimony to Mr. John McIntyre. son of the 1111c Mr. ard Mrs. Daniel McIn- i\l'l‘. CEIITIILHIII. Rmv. Fr. MtChW-‘l Ii-ionr-v, officiating mid celebratinil 11111111111 Mass. ‘111 iiie presence of i1 vim- i-ii-i-lo of relatives and friends. 'l“r- church was beautifully dec- orated for the hrippv occasion. The 1,113» who was given in marriage by i-cr firlier was atti-activcly QJHVIIWI in French Peacock Dove- toni- lhyon (Irene, with matchti?! irirs, and carried a corsallfi 0i M1,, 1, flow-crs. She ivas assisted hv Mi-s Kitnerine Wilson sister of the ilrlfi", who was attired in navv 5-1111 111111 11111-11111; accessories. Tho g-noni was ably fillitiwfliefl b!’ hi5 11-1-1111-1- Mr. 1711111111 McIntyre of Y-"wircal, Af'er the ceremony l ,...-,..111~n w“ held 11f the home of the bri-Ws parents. where. toasts v-c-c ru-ryir-rfd t‘) the hanninfiss 0i {111- brldc and groom After U"! 11-1-1-1111- 1».-.~1:.-i-1-1 1111- iiaprv cove‘? “1-11-1-11 1p i-rinus parts of the Is- hn-i Th» hrkle frat-oiled in a Smlift 1-111- 111-um In tr»- rv-nlnw a Wed- rlln" .1 UYIIIP." was F"I'\'°(I at the homo

p: w» -m follmve-I by dancing. "-1, . 11 - g= "uric being sun- pllc! 111- Mr- John w-b-ter and

yvpiil-pff-flfitl 11,11- J~hn Carmichael. A irvr~c iu-mber of weddiii! i179‘ "1-1- ri-z-‘v-d iovlfvfng to the. .. (.1 11,1 young cnuule. P1 . . 111 1- .- rini‘.“1"e the bride was 1*:- {tiirst cf IKHOI‘ at a shower glvcn bv her girl friends. a

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1-. 11g ... b1-i11r1- -r1vc1i oii .:l1- scene. The itiotory ,lins 11111 111-1-11 oci-iipii-d since the l: _- 11 .i.-11ii ‘ '1 ‘~\, 1 .-iii.1‘1-1i_Ri $3.000. l5 p.11- ..1li-. 1-.1-..-:1~.1 in insumiice. 'I'l1e i11.1u-.- iilPZlfIS of Mrs. Ecl- '11.-11-.1 P.1- 11.in of Montague will

riwret of licr passing . .1 _ morning at the 1-1-~:1i1-n1-e 11f 111-r sister. Mrs. M. N. Aliii-Lt-oci ‘.11 Cliarlruil-tcrvvii.

Born ni .\Iui"r.1_v River B6 years 111.10. slic was bciore liei" marriage, .\liir_\- Livingston.

Slu- leaves to survive. two sons. Ernest F“, Stiniincrside and Tyler. Boston. l\'I-.\ss., rind foul-i dune-liters. Adii. Mrs. (D121 C. B. Grei-n, 31111111111111-1 lyfabcl. Airs.‘ 11)r.1 A. J. Fraser, .\i1'111!:111111-: 1 Maude. Mrs 1C.1pt.) D. iil-s-iiavi-ixl 1.\Ii)I\iilgLl(-.". Pearl, A . Hobbs, Everett. Nlass.

A brother, ,Rivci- and a si:-i . ;N. Aiat-Leod. 1.11 ,alsn SiiYVll/f‘

I Her husbirwd prr-eh-rcased her hy |three vei-

of ll-i1in. (‘lirirloiii-ttiivn, I

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l will take place from

,Tadeu.sz Brzezinski, LL.D.. Consul w Canada, received the sad

_ Miss Shirley McCarthy, 14a s1.- Hitl '1'"--s‘ll>‘Z 51191111- ' George street, Moncwn left Satur- plane for Charlottetown,

day by where she will spend a week’: vaca- iion-ilidoncton Transcript).

Lieut. J. C Arsenault Mrs ‘Arsenault and young son Paul of {Halifax arrived Sunday on a short

visit io Mrs. Arsenault’: parents. Mr and Mrs. H. E. Cimtwell.

Mr. Justin C. Jordan and Mrs. Jordan left Friday for Newton.

‘Mass, w-here Mr. Jordan will take

post graduate work in Newton Theo- logical Semenary. Mr. and Mrs. Jor- dan are graduates of Acadia Univer- sity and best wishes g0 with them for their future career.

Miss Laura MacRae of Vancou- ver. British Columbia, is spending a month's vacation in Belfast and the ci1y visiting relatives and friends. Miss MacRne left Char- loticioivn fourteen years ago with her family and is enjoying her vi:- it and meeting old friends.

A liuniiii: party from Charlotte- conici-s to the duck popuiation cf [i115 province and along with that a. banded black duck. it was learned tonight. The black duck was band- ed in 1935 and escaped evenswound nilpilreiitly‘ in the hunting seasons $11108 until he fell a victim to 11 shot. fired bv Walter Beairsto, cf Charlottetown.

Among the prominent visitors to the city today is Mr. J. A. Rodd. Ottawa, Director of Fish Culture for Canada. He came by motor and is on a tour of the Mflriliiliefl

in connection with his department. _1 01

Accompanying him is Mrs. Rodi! and his sister Mrs. Klneis of Mon- treal. who will remain here until Mr. Rodd is through with his work.

A capacity" house greeted the Red Crrss (Jonccrt. at Prince of lyzilcs '1 e last night which was undei" the dzz-c-ction of Mrs. Kcnnexi B. Richards. Ply-cry artist on 1h.- pro- gram was under twenty years of age but the talent. displayed was excel- lent. The special speaker was H1111 l Tiidcusz Brzezinski, LL. D.. P11111111‘ Consul to Canada, who gave an iii- teresting outline of the conditions

in his native country using as n; l

preface the history of Poland. LEAIINS FELLOW COUNTRY-i

MEN MISSING — Yesne-ztlay H1011.

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| Th? ~ news that tu-o of his fellow country- , 11191‘ ill“ l‘>~‘l"m'€- 3lilllmglle "l1 .men were missing. They were en-l Tilf-‘Sdiiy Iii'1‘lll4\ >11 at L! p. 111. In- 1,011“; 10 Canada by 5111p Zygfnunl‘ iti-rnicni l.11\v1-1' Afoi-Jiigiic Ccme- Gyfllin-Qkl‘ Undgf sgcvenu-y of‘ tt-Ilil Siaze in the Foreign Office and, ‘ Tl‘I1>‘lI-\Y lBolidan Nogorski were the men l li-eferred to. The former was en- , l .\1r Laurence Toociibs left 101118 to m; United States and, ,Ivesterda_\" morning for .-\1-adia llni- ,1“; W119 1,11 at Montreal, The lab- - . \\'1""i‘l<- N- S . W119i? I18 fer was the manager of (3_\'(iIllii _

the Franklin

FOR Bl'III.\l. — The rrniains of liaidivin were trans- ‘ inc-rinn-z from the

cc ui-iiicii by R 1 also i'Ol‘11.il1'If‘Ci si- 'l‘i1c pallbcaicis "were . -u1-l Iliighcs. A. .1. \ ivoods. P. A f‘ Gil... and P

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- 1 on 1111- roa1i to usual Mr. Higgins is one of 1111- i1-\v ‘ti-timers now alive who "siui" iii-- fftliili: WhitcHorse rapids and .\itl1-.~ canyon while en lroutc 1o 1111- Klondyki: cold fields- -on ilie big s1111111>c of i898.

i —(‘. \V. L. ('II.\I‘L.-\IN SENDS GREET|N(iS.—i\1Ii‘S. Leslie Ramsa 1 pasts diix-csan president of the . 1W. L. 11.15 l‘(‘C(‘lV(‘fI 11 cablcgram iioin Ri-i. H. l". McDonald, now Wliil (71111 Army in Eng- land. Alli-riding C011- ivention in iylnss offered

spirit. lSept. eighth for its success. Accept lflfflilillfi" for (‘lirislnias rziii. Padre Reziniiml lifcimiialci." Letters re- ceived from l" ‘ 1-r McDonald give finit-i-e-siinu c‘ prions 11f air raids ‘ovcr ilii- 1111-1 1.11 in which lie is SifIliflllPd. I11‘ 111111 1111- pleasure 1f incr-tiniz 11 former mirisliinncr of In- dian Rivcr, Priiatc Reuben Heck- bcrt who ilrovc 5O miles to see him. Needless 111 sav ilic 10y of meeting was mu:u.-1l. K

i BRIDAL (‘()I'l'I.I-‘. IVI-ILFOJIED --On P1211111; cvi-iiing September 5th, friends of Milton gathered at the

iliome of Mr. 111111 Airs. John Bern- iard t0 wclrcmc Mr. and Mrs. Jock McLziiiic to their midst. strains of the ivctiiliiic march ploy- ed by VII‘. .l1:irl.1- Niaz-Kiiinozi the bride and erunin wi-ic iislierctl t0 the sc.u.s of izonor bv Miss Vera Ward and Mi-. (‘moi-cc McNeil. Miss Glatlvs Bflfliilffl read the ad- dress and Mi". Daic P nude present- ed a wi-ll f:il1-.'i . Mr. Mc- Lainc ilia-iikcd 11111- :1i".il all for their kindiicss. after which the company joliicii in siuguig I-‘or ‘Flu-v Arc Jolly Cir-ml 1-‘.-..o'.-.s 'l‘hc i-cniziliidcr of ilie cvcninc 1111.1" wmit. in danc- ing and social liiii‘i'i.'i)lll‘.'. Lunch was scrwil anl all depmted for their iionit-s \v‘<'11:-.-; Mr. 11nd Mrs. MrLaint- llllll - 111111» 11f ‘nappy wed- tieti llfc, "

WEDDING BELLS-A very pretty wedding was solcmnized at st. Dunzstriirs Dnsiliczi on Sept. l9. ivlicn Mnrvarr-i Harper. oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I-iarpz-r. Cliv. ivns unlit-d in mar- riage to Fl‘f‘f‘ii‘l'if‘ii (311111-11". son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm (fonilv. Hazel- brook. The ccrcinoiiy was perform- ed by Rev. Louis Dougan in the presence n1‘ immediate- relatives and fricntls. The bride looked charming in 11 street lcn-zih frock of Burtzundv French vr-lvr-i. with hat nnrl matching ncccsso and ‘corsagc of roscs. Hcr attendant. Miss Lillian MnCari-nn. wore a crepe drrss of Electra green with black lint and accessories. Mr. Austen Candy. bl'1’)ili."l' of the groom. non-d as groomsman. After the Wfliflihr; breakfast ni the Queen Hon-l, the linnpv couple lcft on 11 nioinr irip through Nova Scwiiu. iii’- hriiic ti-av-lling in a 11111111; 1111101111 111111 with 111111111 mill and accessories. .

America Line and his wife and three children are at Montreal. 1 On Monday, the 23rd. of Scptcui- l ber, one oi the season's most beau- tiful weddings was solemnized in Canoe Cove Presbyterian Church. when Miss Louise. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex MacKeiirie of Long Ci-e1 k, was united in inari-iagc

with Mr. Dean Raymond Crosby. son of Mr. and Mrs. Crosby oi’ Kentvilie, N. S.

An interesting feature of the

wedding is that it was the first to be ix-rformed in this church. ivhlch was built sixty years ago Rev. T. W. Goodwill, minister of the church tied the nuptial knot, the ring ceremony being observed.

ISLANDER PROMOTED — In the announcement of promotions in the Sleeping and Dining Car Scrvices of the Canadian National Railways, the name of W. A. Mac- donald appears as being made superintendent at Toronto, Ont. It will be of interest to many read- ers to know that Mr. Macdonald is a. native of this Province. boi"n at Greenvale, King's County. son cf the late Hush J. and Mrs. Mac- donald. Before entering the ser- vice of the C. N. Railways he taught school in different parts of the Province. and had an excellent record in that profession.

HONOURED GUESTS. ~Hon. J. L. Ralston. Minister of National De- fence. and Dr. Tadeusz Brzezinski, Polish Consul for Eastern Canada were guests of honor at aninformai dinner given at the Hotel Charlotte- town last night by the Provincial Government and the Citv Council. Premier Campbell and His Worship Mayor Holman jointly (presided. At the conclusion 0f the inner, brief remarks were made bv His Honour LieuL-Governoi- UéPage, Hon. Mr. Ralston, Mr. Brzezinski, Mr. George Tweedy on behalf of the Red Cross, and bv the chairmen. Warm tributes to tho heroic struggle -of Poland against Nazi ailsression were paid bv Colonel Ralston. Premier Camp- bell and other speakers. Toasts were drunk to The King, “To Victory."

To the -anci to Poland. Mr. Brzezinski in pro-

posing the toast “to victory" stressed the fact that the Polish and British people were united as members of the same fainilv of nations in re- sisting Nazi barbarlsm. He was wam- ly applauded, 35 also was the De- fence Ministcr, to whom many coni- nllmentarv references were made.

WEDNESDAY

PRESENTATION TO MISS WIL- SON »— A meeting of lite Execu- tive of the Prince Edward Island Division, the Canadian Red Cross Society was held at Headquarters on Saturday 111st. Dr. WJP. Mac- Millan presided and reports ivcre received on the activities of the Campaign Committee uiidei" the chairmanship of Mr. George J. Tweedy and of the success being met with by the Carry On Ca-n- aria Corps with their Patriotic Real Cress Concert. The members of the Executive expressed their ap- preciation of the excellent work being done by the different. mem- bers of the Committees in charge of these concerts as a very great deal of arranging is entailed in these performances. On motion Miss Beulah Munroe was added to the Executive and as an official member of the Women's War Work Committee. Mr. R. H. Rogers on behalf of the Executive presented Miss Mona Wilson with a wrist watch as a. small token of the high esteem in which she is held and in appreciation of the tremendous work she accomplished in emanat- ing the spirit of Red Cross and Public Health in Prince Edward island. She has been appointed to a Red Cmas post in Newfound- land.

1 TRIP. — Mi‘.

Mrs. Euwai-J Cantwell, of Char- lottetown, received the sad news of the passing of her sister, Mrs. John Cronin inoe liiflidred Clark), which occurred in New York City.

The many friends of Mr. Wallace H. Macbaine, Nine Mile Creek, we sorry to learn he has uttered the

. E I. Hospital for treatment, all hope for a speedy recovery.

Mr. and Mrl. W. O. Pyfq, I-Iilisbom Street, have mhu-ngd from an enjoyable trip to Baton, Winthrop and Springfield Mass, v’ iiiig relatives and friend;

Mr. D. R. H. Mitchell. at one time foreman of the Patriot. composing rlwm. and who later conducted a job printing plant, has arrived from Central F‘a1.s, Rhode Island, accom- lllillled by Mrs. Mitchell, on a visit to their old home in Charlottetown.

3st. Murdoch MacLean, R. C. M. P., Ottasva and Flying Officer J. Angus Macbean. R.C.A_F‘., Saska- toon, arrived in the city by plane en roule to visit their mother, Mrs. \V.-vice A. Mzu-Lean, Beat- on's Milis. who is seriously- ill.

FAMILY BEREAVEDIENTF- The sympathy of many friends is bemg extended to Mrs. Flora MacEachern, "28 E111 Ave., who has received the - 5:111 news 0f the 111-nth of her sister

Kate iMrs. Lcniucl Brock). She ivas Jstiickcn with ii paralytic stroke un lSt-pt. t). passing azviiy a iveck later, 1812111. l6.

i iifi-s. Ada OIL-gait and daughter Helen spent a \"1-i"_v pleasant two weeks vacation in this city, guests

1. 1111i .\irs. J. Campbell. 99 lPowntil Si. Win11- hcre they visit- ed in St. Andrew's. Rustico, Anna

of Green Gables Home. Kinkora, leaving for Ottawa last Sunday.

AFTER WEDDING and Mrs. Frank. W. Dcvi-rcaux returned home Monday 1o ihcii- honie in Spencer, Mass, after spending u two weeks’ honey- iiioon in P.E.I. ‘They were guests oi Mi". Dcvereauxs mother. Mrs. John lJevei-eaux, Ni-w Haven. The bride, who was forniei-lv Mi ~ Viola Hast- ings. oi 5111-111-1-1". . .. was dc- lighted wiili the bc-auiiiu. Island sccnerv and the hospitality of the people. and niadc a host of friends while visiting here,

-MU(‘I-I GRAIN OUT IN PRINCE —_R-.iin ciiine to ilic O'Lcary' sec- tion 11f Prince Couniv last night and shattered farmers‘ hopes of citing their harvest stored without int-her damage. The bulk of the grain in this district is still in stock in the field: and has started to sprout after being almost continually wct since it w-ns cut. Fields of grain which were not cut before the big stormayvcek ago were in bad con- dition and have suffered by rain since. Last night rain began to fall here before IO o'clock At midnight it was still fine at Charlottetown, zililiough it was cloudy.

THURSDAY

AWARDED CONTRACT -- It is uzidei-siocd that the Storms Con- tracting Company of Toronto have

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recently been awarded the con- tract for the erection of three hangars and a number cf build-

ings at the Reconnaivance 51.11901 oi the R.C.A.I~‘. 11L Dcbcrt, N.S., This company has the building contract for the Airport.

The 64th annual meeting of the Women's Missionary Society. east- ern division. of the Presbyterian Church i"ii Canada got under way at the Zion Church yesterday morn- liig with the President, Mrs. W. Clark Elliott, of Sussex, N. B. Three sessions were held yesterday and the meeting will conclude today.

The first SLVSIOII y-esierday morn- ing was mostly taken up by the reading of the various reports. The afternoon session was also a busi- ness session but the evening ses- sion was a public meeting. The highlight of last night's session was an address by Rev. W.A. Cameron, D.D., Secretary, General Board of Missions, Toronto.

The nominating committee was called as follows: -Mrs. J. A. Ken- nedy, Port Elgln; Mrs. William Gra- ham, St. Jchn; Mrs. A. Ross, Mrs. Alex Cliff, Miraniichi, N. B.; Mrs. H. Roulston, Halifax; Miss Mac- Kay. Mrs. A.A. MacDonald of Char- lottetown and Mrs. I-I. Johnson of Sumllnerslde were appointed u committee for credentials and Mrs. William Owens. Mrs. H. A. Doig and Mrs. E. G. B. Foote as com- Ifiliiififl for resolutions and courte- scs.

Mrs. G. C. Webster, on behalf of the St. James and Zion Women's Missionary Societies, extended to the officers, delegates and visitors a hearty welcome.

The corresponding secretary, MISS Annie Murray is a daughter of Rev. Isaac Murray, D.D., who ‘rendered invaluable service to the Presbyterian Church at Cavendish and later at Charlottetown. She reported the progress of the many. auxiliaries of the eastern division.

The recording secretary, Mrs. James Portoous of St. John, N. B. gave a report. of the work done at the various executive meetings held during the ycnr.

The Secretary of education and literature. Mrs. Edison Fraser of New Glasgow, N. 3.. told of the litcrctiiio used by societies and suggcsicd studios for mission band young lx-oplcs and wont-en's soci-

ics.

The mission box secretary, Mrs M. E. Priest of Halifax, N. S., n» ported the many boxes sent to the various foreign and home mission f lcl

s.

The international corresponding secretary, Mrs. iDr.) Frank Baird of Ciiipimn. N. 8.. gave a report of her correspondence with Pres- byterian mission workers in many parts of the world.

The home helpers‘ secretary, Mrs. H. Ross of Halifax, N. S., report- ed i-he work of those who, al- though unable to attend the meet- ings were interested in mission work.

The editor oi ihe "Presbyterian Message," Miss Ethel Shaw of St. John. N. S., reported the work of the iraprr. which each month brings to W. M. S. news of the mission fields. programs for groups of all ages and many helpful Hons. Miss F. Cummingifif John. gave the financial report of the Presbyterian Message.

The gerneriti financial report was

iven bv the treasurer. Mrs. Char-

cs Davis of New Glasgow. N. S. The report, although showing a alight decrease. was. considering

the many demands of the present

bu} es- .‘ through ‘IE5 Mnritimes. The bride

Dr. R. W. Boyle, Director of the Physics and EIGOLIIOM Engineering Division of the National Research Council. Otnawu iQBVEa 0.1 rezu-r.

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Rev. W. A. Cameron, D.D., Gen- eral Secretary of the Board of Mis- sions of the Presb terlan Church-in

Canada, arrived n Charlottetown

last evening. Ho was the guest speaker at the annual meetinii’ 01 t e Women's 16¢

Missions-i?’ 50c y, eastern division. While n the cit)’ Dr. Cameron is the guest of Rev. G- Carlyle and Mrs. Webster, at Zion

Manse.

PRESENTATION T0 MINISTER -Thg Rev. Roscoe W Nice. who is to be married next month, was presented last night with a 31ft. l silver flower basket, by the Gratin Club of the Central Chrisiian Church. Mr. Nice is mmisiez- of the Church. The presentation was mad; at the conclusion of the mid- weekly prayer service. Mrs. Wil- 11am H. Henry, re-Lrini! president of the club made ine presenaation while Mrs. Preston Beck read‘ an address. Mr. Nice replied biicfly’. thanking ilie club. He is to be. mar- ried to Miss Olive Rayner of Greenmount. this Province

—-DEATII OF CIIILD MOUIINED -The death took place in the Prince County Hospital at Sum- merside of Thelma, little two year daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Paquet of Borden. About a week ago the little one wastaken ill and entered the hospital for treatment. Good hopes were held for her re- covery" but she suddenly passed a- way on Slllidfly evening. September ' 22nd. Besides the sorroiving par-' rnts, there are left to mourn iwo brothers. Ivan and Tommie. and two sisters Connie and Barbara. The funeral took place on Monday to Seven Mile Cemetery. -—A.

. RFIZNEILAI) 0F LITTLE CIIILD One of the incst affect-ing- fun- eral services hcld in Montague was that on September I3 of lit-tie Mar- garet Adelaide Duncan, daughter of Rev. J. G. and Mrs. Duncan of the United Baptist Church, victim

Rev. J. B. Wilson. Summcrside conducted the service. assisted by Revs. T. Owen Hughes, Outhouse and Hayward. At. the graveside in the new Central Cemetery. the last rites were performed by Revs. Wilson. Outhouse and Hughes. The immense number of floral tributes testified to the universal sympathy- of the commurki- with the bereav- ed parents in tlieli" sod loss.

WEDDING BELLS—'I‘he marriage of Gayle Vandernoot, daughter of Mrs. Frank Varidei-noot 11nd the late Ylr Vnndcrnoot. of Alpcna, to Gco. Sutherland MacLeod. of Pcrndnlc. son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Diinicl MacLeod. of Hunter River. P. E. Island, Canada, took place Satur- dav evening at 8.30 o'clock at the Presbyterian church, Na oieon, Ohio. Rev. Dr, Dunckel per ormed the ceremony. The bride wore a slate blue wool street dress with dubonnct accessories and had an orchid cor- siuze. Her onlv attendant. her sis-

Caarlottetown-ter. Helene. wore sand colored crepe

with matching hat and had a cor- sage of tea roses. Mr. MacLeod was attended bv his brother, Alan L. MacLi-od. dlnncr was served to 50 guests at the Wellington Hotel, Napoleon. Among the guests were Mr- and. Mrs. A. L. Macbeod. Mrs. W. L. Durkee, Ferndale; Mr. and Mrs. George Reed. Pittsburgh: Mr- and Mrs. Merle Newkirk. Midland: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Krammer, R. R. Soucrs, Cleveland. _ ing a two weoks‘ wedding "in points in Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Mac- Leod will be at home at I18 West Chesterfield. Berndale.

McGONNELL-IIUGIIES.—A quiet but very charming autumn wedding took place at St. Dunsiaifs Basilica at an early hour yesterday morning when Rcv. George MacCormac unit- ed in marriage Iilster Marv Helen Hughes, only daughter of Mrs. Hughes and the late Gregory Hughes. of King Sh, this city. to Thomas McConnell, son of Mr. and Mrs. James NlcGonnell of Lot 65. Entering the church to the strains of the wedding march; icndered by Mrs. Joseph Dougan, organist, the bride looked very lovelv in a street length dress of Marina blue with a turban of deep rose and blue. and she wore a obi-sage of Talisman roses. Mr. Peter McGonnell acted as best man for his brother. Assist.- ing the priest, in serving the nuptial Mass was Master “Bud" McCarvilie. cousin of the bride. During the Mass. Master Inman McAulay ren- dered in pleasing manner "O Lord I Am Not Worthy," from Beige. the "Ave Maria" and "Tantum Ergo." from Macdonaid, along with other hymns appropriate to the occasion. Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride's mother to immediate re- -‘.atives rind friends. after which the bridal partv left on 11.511011 motor trip t0 New Brunswick. On their return they will reside in Charlotte- town.

WOOD-LEARD WEDDING AT TRYON-A pretty wedding took lace at the home of Mr. and Mrs owley Leard on Wednesday, Sept- ember 4th at. 2 00 o'clock when iiiclr daughter, Myrtle was united in marriage in Walter Wood. iion of Mr. and Miz.. Alfred Wood of Mt. 'I‘ryon. The ceremony was per- formed by Rev S. D. Trims, pas- tor o." the Baptist. Church, in the presence of immediate relatives. The bride locked lovely, attired in a floor length dress of whlic satin with a veil caught up with a nor- onet. of orange blossoms. She carried a beautiful bouquet of pale salmon gladioli with maidens hair fern To the strains of Iohengrins wed- ding march, played by Dr. Cedric Boulicr, the bride was led by her father, tn a beautifully decorated 111-oh on the lawn, where the mar- riage ceremony was performed. After the ceremony and signing of the register a dainty lunchgon was lerved. Those assisting in serving were Mrs. Brent Wood, Mrs. Spur- geon Clark. Miss Anna MacDonald and Miss Helen Carr. The ltappy couple left amid a shower of con- fetti on a short honeymoon irlp

travelled in an Acadia Blue crep-

dress and a Royal Blue coat with

vriavy K306880111.“- Tne bride and

goom were accompanied to the at, by several of the wedding uesis who all wished them

uck and good health on all their

journeys together. —(Patriot Please

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oral of Mr. James Trnliior washeld

0f tlic school DRLVIITGIIIIC ilCUiCi-Piii m, l." Sm“, Park Rump m 1 two clays previouslyn The Unziwl Cfmrch o‘, In‘; A105, no“. m, 1 1,".

Baptist. Church was filled io ovcr- when, Rqquimn High M 11

flow-lug with sympathetic inourn- Celebrated by m“ R‘ H I, Bainf§l ers. and many who failed to gain @553, The pail-bearers ivi-ie admission stood silent round the Messrs. Alfred Doyle. 111. .1. Vlliilsli. edifice while the scrvloe lii-stfitl- Ambrose McGuire, Albert lvn-Rac.

Following the ceremony-gm“ who Mt Tllpsdn!i

Mr. and Mrs. Claude C, Ilolitiziii |and family. of Regina. arc visiting in the city. guests of Mr- K011111115 brother. His worship Mflyvr B. R- Holman. It is seven years since they last visited here and note many lin- provements.

Mrs. (Rev. Dr.) Frank Baird. of chipman, N._B., is among the dele- gates attending the W.M.S. Conven- tion. Wbile in the city she is aguest of De utv Mayor J. T. McKee and Mrs. cKee.

Mr. C. M. Chisholm of Kent- viile. N. S., who spent the sum- mer in Hampton, assisting Rev. D. J. Morrison, left for Halifax on Thursday morning to resume his studies at Pine Hill College

Mrs, H. A. Richardson, who has been visiting her brother. Mr. I-Iur- old W. Macdonald. and Mrs, Mai-- donald, at Georgetown. left yi-sicr- day afternoon on return to her hoinc in Toronto. While in Charlottetown Mrs. Richardson was the gin-st of Mrs. A. A. Bartlett.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baker and their son. Roy. spcnt an i-njo c. holiday on the Island vi. ling Mi". Baker's three daughters, Mrs. 0. James, Midgell, Mrs. Frank (Ii-cam- cr. Charlottetown. and Mrs. Guy Hemphlll, Georgetown, also ()ii'i(‘I' relatives and friends. ‘They left last week on return to iiicii- home _i:1 Ridgeficld Pzlfk. N.J., iifu-r spcndiiu: 1 sevcrnl day's with Mrs. Ilakei-‘s par- ents in Saint John

ARGUMENT IN CASE ENDS. -—- Argument in the appeal case of

Hiildiliilts‘ I-‘AIIECVIJLL PARTY - A icry 1:11.. sllli. evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lyn- wcod MacNeill, when friends and neighbours gathered to bid Clifford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mai-tin Myers, M1. Albion. farewell on his retum to Nova Scotia where he is train- ing Viiiil the P.E.I. Highlanders. The evening was spent in dancing, music was played by Roger chgnd. i1-i-. After the wee IIIIIII hours all departed for their homes wishing Clifford the best of Luck.

MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER. —- D1155 Maysie Connolly entertained at a jully show-er in honour of Miss Eliot-n OI-Ialioriin, popular bride-to- be at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J.Connoily,l8 Elm Ave., on Monday night, Sept. 23. Many gifts of (ut- glass, silver and linen were received. ‘rlie 1111i-1-1-is ivei-c opened by Mrs. W. It. Cl'l)lilii, and the accompanying verses, \\'lIiCii caused much merri- incnt ivcre read by Miss Helen Con- way. Alter u. dainty lunch was serv- ed. all joined in wishing Eileen much iliiplllflcss in her future home in Ot- iawa.

suiioui. 0F ‘HIEOLOGI’ WILL iii-J IlilLi) - Details of the pro- giuni 111 a school of theology to be hold at Trinity- United Church in Charlottetown for three days next "-1- have been inude known. Four -1-. oi the faculty of Pine 1111-1111.); Hail, ‘Halifax, will . 'llic course will open with .1111 Monday evening and thrce .ii.:s would beheld daily until ‘rhuiruay: Members of the Pine Hill faculty" scheduled to take part

in iIill

Nicholson vs. The Dominion of Can- ada General Insurance Conu- y_ which stnrtcd inst wcrk 111-1111-1-(71 Justice J. A. Maihicson. and M1. Justice S1111ndcrs was i-onclucli-il iliis week. The appeal was lIKiilliSb 111i order discharging a iurv in the i-asc. Judgment has been deferred ilnlil briefs have been filed bv i110 ""1"!- scls for both 1iartics. Mr. W. E. Bentley’. K.C.. appeared for ili1-_a - pellant and Mr, l-I. P. lvicPlii-c. I\.(.'., for the respondent,

FUNERAL SERVIUEQ-Jfiie fiiii- ii

yesterday morning from the re dent-1- oi’ his son, Mr. Joseph T1111

Alex McLeod and John Sililiiiiilill. Service at the grave il'fl.<__i'nndlli'u“i by Rev, A. J. Lofius, QSSR.

Miss Laura M D lVlitclicll of Alhambra. Calif, a niece of Airs. (Col) Charles Ix-igh. who is at present; visiting in Cliarloticlnvnii. 1:; one of the outstanding 111111111- tiire painters of i-iic prcscni. tint." and has a delightful collection n? her work with her. iliililfiilli'f‘S of monument people who have posed for her from time to time, and around ivbcni most interesting siorics are connected. One niiniatiiie o‘. the artist herself was done at nifilli 1 through :1 mirror and cicvci-ly 111-in-

onstvates hci" keen insight. as to

color and effect, ’

—-FAREWELL PRESEN'I‘.-\’I‘ION;, (On Monday evening, Sept. lfitlLl the residents of the school dis ‘ trict of Emerald, alont: " friends from <11rrc1111cliiig

r-oin- l munltics gathcrcd at the lwine of-

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Murplivp, Emerald lo bid farewell to their school ti-richcr. Mr. Iifaurlc» T111» nioi-niii: l for Ottawa lo fill 11 civil S1‘i‘\'i('1‘ 1 1iositlon. O11 behalf of tliosr- prc- scnt Mr. Clayton Grccn ri-iul a fitting address and Mr. Ambrose Carr made a suitable presentation In reply. Mr. Tir-rnr-y thanked his fricnds for the kind words expres- sed in the address and for 1111-11- many acts of kindness and licariy co-operation shown lo lilin durln‘: his stay in their inldsi. (Tompk- meritarv remarks were made bv Rev. Phelrin McKc-nnu. also bv Messrs. C. W. Crokcn and John J white. The evening was v.~r_v plcasanilv spent. in dancing. 1111's Murphy was assisted by Mrs. 1i? Clow. Mrs. A. Cori- rind Mrs. J. Trainor in serving delicious re- freshments to all. FRIDAY

FUNERAL \'I~).\"I‘I-1lID.-\Y -- The funeral of the late Mrs. 1111-11191 McCi-illum was lieid yesterday‘ from her late residence at Ilunstaffnatzc. Services were conducted by the Rev. J. A. Nicholson. The pallbear- ers were, Harry Walsh, Fcntoii Court.._ Alex Scott. Robert Connol- ly. William Dover, W. R. Di-niils.

Interment. was in the Duiisiiifi- page cemetery. —WEDDING BELLS —A wed-

ding oi intcrest to many friends took place in the United Church

Manse. Kensiiuzion on Wednes- day morning. September 2511i at ociock. when Elizabeth Louisa

Moasc was united in marriage to Robeit Clarlngbould-Willianis, both oi New Annan. The crrcznony was