Bedaquo Notes
'.ur. Alden Lear-d of the out! of m. Allison University. sack- ,m,, 1; gpendllll a few days with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter beard-
wg George Murray and his nephew Donnie Murray laft re dy 'for Hamilton. Ontario. f,?,';.. they plan to. remain for some time-
Rev. E. S. Weelu and Mr. Al- bert Weeks, attended the ' al of their cousin. the late Major Robert Howard, at Springfield. Lot 67 on Wednesday afternoon May 11th.
Mr. Fred Doull, Vancouver. B. c., after attending the Closinz Exercises of Mount Allison Uni- versity. paid a visit with his wife,
g . . 1, h 1 Henry Peter f D , V 3; l:ll'::;'cailedaso:u;::,. sue", of M11 gosepglvaf PS3: Mrs. Gerald Gamble were visitors E 8- weeks. who was . cone” 0,, MW 3”. to Charlottetown on Friday.
friend. over fifty years ago. at Mt. A."
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Cotton and their three children. were
Bloomfield Corner
-The 'St. Anthony's
The St. Thomas Aquinas Society. Branch, Woodstock. Fortune Cove and Bloomfield held a meeting at the home of the president Mrs.
Legion Branch held their monthly meet- ing in their "Home" on May Plans were made to have the lawn and driveway worked on. mention was made in regard to having a fence erected.
Mrs." William Smith is not well; all hope her recovery will be soon and complete.
The "Entertainment" put on by the Legion Members in the Legion Home on May 4th. was enjoyed by the large crowd who attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Inuts Jones were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Pineau on May 3rd.
Mrs. Joseph Pineau and Mrs.
3rd.
and
O'Leary
mM”- Purl Mlllnsn. who has been lpendtng two weeks with relatives and friends in Coleman has returned to the Proving Sanatoriurn in Charlottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hudson and family of Surnmerside spent the week-end visiting with relatives and friends in 0'Leary, cngcum. P01! and Elmsdale.
The many friends of Mrs. W. 8- Forsythe of Springfield West are sorry to hear that she has been confined to her home with virus pneumonia.
Mr. William Ellis Springfield West spent the week-end with relatives in Summerside.
Mm Harry Arhing. Mrs. Elvin Bolllter. Mrs. Robert Oulton and
Mr. and Mrs. Marne Lewis and family of Cascumpec were recent visitors to Brae. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dalton and Mr, ma
guests of Mrs. Cotlou's mother, Mrs. Ernest Weeks and Mr Weeks. on May 11th.
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Wright
and their daughter Elizabeth. of
Charlottetown returned from Bali- far on May 13th where they at- tended the graduation of William the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wright.
Jerry Peters on ' Monday, May 2nd. Each district was well rep- resented. After the business rou- tine. music by Messrs. Tilbert Gaudet. Cyrus Gallant. Jerry Pet- ers and Master Theodore Gallant was enjoyed by all. A delicious luncheon was. served by Mrs. Peters. It was decided to have a ”Sairee Acadienne" in Bloomfield in the near future, with everyone
Mrs. Lloyd Dalton.
her friends are glad
Mr. and Mrs. Vern
Mrs. David MacDonald. has re- turned to her home in Milo; all
back home again after spending some months in the Provincial Sanstoriuur in Charlottetown.
Summerside, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cornish.
tusee her
on Cornish.
They were accompanied by Mrs. Wright's sisters. Miss Louise and Miss Mildred Callbeck. all of Cen- tral Bedeque. William won the degree of Bachelor'of Engineer- ing from the Halifax Technical College.
The Bedeque United Church Players presented their play en- titled "Mama's Angel Chlld". on two nights in the Central Bede- que Hall. on May 10th and. 11th. There were good gatherings and the play was well received. l
Mrs. George Henderson was hostess to the Bedeque "Half Century" club on Monday evening, May 9th. The president. Mrs. Wal- ter Ieard was in the chair. The meeting opened with a poem read by Mrs. Ernest Johnson, Eleven members were present. Roll call was answered by selections of poetry bearing on,Mother's Day. Agreed to have a pantry sale early in June. Also agreed to have a cleaning up day in the village. Programme consisted of. con- tests and readings. followed by social hour.
Mrs. Ethel Haslam,
her late husband's nephew. Major 2 Robert Howard on May 11th.. at l Springfield, Lot 07. m13,Q, '
Fredericton
Master Billy Glydon. Frederic. Ion. spent a few days visiting in Margate, the guest of his grand-
ellll. Mr. and Mrs. Turner lydon.
Miss Buelah Haslam. Charlotte. WWII. went the week-end of May
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Mill Road: and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam MacDonald in Milo on Sun-
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Leclalr and daughter Patricia. spent May 7th lr-end visiting with Mr. Le- Clair's parents Mr. and Mrs. Jos- eph LeClalr. Woodstock. Mr. J. R. Leclair who is teaching in P.W.C. is planning on spending the sum- mer months in Victoria. 8. C.. with his wife and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. B. Plneau and family were bus passengers to Summerside on Friday. May 6th. Mr. Plneau returned the same evening while Mrs. Pineau and children remained over the week- end visiting with friends and rela-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Mr. and Mrs. George 0'Leary.
Mr. and Mrs. ton; and Mrs. weeks vacation with r
friends in Portland. Fredericton. N. B.
Mrs. Alex MacDonald and little Paul Daily of Sumrnerslde were visitors on Sunday to the home of
Earle Stewart,
Bloomfield. Mrs.' Empress Lux- Elmer Show of
Springfield West spent a
Jelley and J alley in
two elatives and Maine and
tives.
Rev. M. J. Rooney left Sunday on a visit to his parents in Boston. Mass. He will be replaced by Rev.
C. Roche of Charlottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy 0'Meara. Al- berton, were Sunday guests of Mr.l
and Mrs .Frank O'Mesra.
Mr. and
in Summe side, Friday. May
Hyatt Haslam.
Mr. Robert Hill. Summersl was a visitor to Fredericton 1-
William Morrison. end of May 8th. at her home
Pleasant Valley.
10th.
Mrs. James Rooney. Mill River. were business visitors tltll -T?-m-Tm 'as re time o is om . - -1' t d t iii ll i Al
Central . aui. visiting in Fredericton. the 9 " m 30499110. Itlended the funeral of 5 guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs.
ently, the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Knud Jorgenson was host- ess to the Fredericton Women's nu Institute on Tuesday evening. May
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Murphy of Freeland, were visitors to the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Campbell, Knutsford. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Macwilllams and Mr. and Mrs. John ruoreshead in 0'- Leary.
. Miss Verna Stetson. Summer- slde. spent the week-end with her mother. Mrs. L. Stetson. O'Leary.
James MacNelll. who has been isiting with relatives in Coleman.
The many friends of.Mr. Rus- .sel Laird are very sorry to hear l-that he is confined to his home with 'fiu', and hope to see him out again soon.
Mr. and Mrs.
Garth Harrison.
0' . Mus Laura smith. teacher or.rf'i?3..J1l'lu?."'L'l.3i”iXl?'”i31.l'3
Kensington school. spcntgthe wee: ion Hudson. . Cascumpw
The many friends of Mrs. liar- rls Rogers are sorry to hdar that she is confined to her home with
Northam l
-A large crowd attended the variety concert in Tyne Valley Hall on Friday ovenllllr MI! W!- when a very good and humorous program was presented. A sale of candy helped swell the funds which were in aid of Steward Memorial Health Centre.
Co atulatlona and best wishes are nlging 'extended to Mr. Ind Mrs. Eric Crockett whose mar- riage.tooh place in the Pruitt!- terian Church. Vlcf-Olll W0” "3 wgdmggday afternoon. their man! friends wish them many 188" of happiness.
Miss Pauline Rodd has accepted a position at the Steward Memor- ial Health Centre-
..ir. and Mrs. Edward Dyment Mnrgate, were recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward MacArthur.
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Maynard Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Mcboulall and Master Charles Mcbougallr were visitors-at the home of Mr. and Miss Kenneth McKay. Stanley Bridge on Sunday May 3'11-
The flu has i been prevalent throughout this community. MQBY of the cases being very severe. However. with the approach of warmer and more sunny Weather we hope to see this dreadful sick- riesrdlsappear entirely: a
Mr. Woodland Colwill. Mrs. Charles Colwill and Mrs. Victor Sanderson. Su'mmer'side, attended the funeral of their gaunt. Mrs. Mary Corkum of Moncton. N. B.
Sincere sympathy is being.ex- tended to the family of the late Mr. James Bagole. . -
Tire many friends and relatives of Mr. Athol Colwill, regret to learn of his illness. All join 2
flu. in this Village and sur- rounding qountry. a number of children are out of school too. which is bad at this time.
The many friends of Mr.,Rob- ert Hunter are pleased to see him out at his business again, after his serious sick spell. - ,
the 0'Leary Hall on Monday night. to discus further plans for a hospital 0'Leary. This meeting wellrepresented all over West Prince. and encouraging re- ports were given.
Mr. and Mrs. George MacDonald in O'l..eary recently.
Miss Doris Strang. is employed in the co-op office while Miss Joyce MacDougall is having her holidays.
Mr. Harry Adams is having some repair work done on some of his buildings. Mr. John Mares- head is the man on the job.
Mr. and Mrs. Dermot Machean. of Milo, were visitors to the home
There are quite a few cases of Cascumpec Village.
of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dennis in
A special meeting washeld lll'
Mrs. Michael Doyle of Toronto.. Ont... was a visitor to the home of!
aedeque
. -Mr. Barrey Brown from Nova Scotia. was a week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson, this village.
Mr. William Wright leaves on Sat- urday for Toronto, where he takes a position with the General Electric Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Gillespie and daughter, Ann, Sourls, were visitors to Summerside and Bede- que on Sunday, May lsthg
Mr. Douglas MocFarlane. Fern- wood. was a visitor to Moncton. N. B. for a few days last week.
The relatives and friends of Miss Jeanette Myers. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Heber Myers. Carleton. are pleased to learn that she is able to be around again after be- ing confined to her home for three weeks with an attack of jaundice.
G0i'd0ll Myers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Heber Myers. Carleton. re- ceived a valuable book as a prize for the high standing in the Na- tional Temperance Course exams for 1954. Also worthy of honorable
.m..:::-- wishing him a speedy recovery-
Mr. James Dyment of North- am. received the sad news of the death of his son Wilfred on Sun- day May li in New Zealand. Sin- cere sympathy is being extended
mention in the same course. Ire Pauline Maecallum. Elizabeth Maccauu, Gail Qulgley. Lloyd Mu- 'allum. Jeanette Myers of Carl!- n and Carleton Siding. Also Georgie Murray. Douzlll 3l'ld' shaw. Bedcque. Catherine Calibeck. Central Bedeque. -
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Robfnw" and daughter. Elaine. from N. B.. spent the week-end with Mr. Ind Mrs. Arthur MacMicken at Carle- ton.
Mrs. Stewart MacMlclren. Sum- merside. has been visiting her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur MacMicken. Carleton. also Mrs. Ralph c mpbell. Cheltom
Mr. and Mrs. l-ledlei! LOWUWT and Mr. Albert Muttart. Carleton. were guests at the home of Mrs. Carrie Schurmarl on May l5th.B
Miscouche
Lifrlerids of Mrs. Edna Gaudet will be glad to learn that she has returned to her home in Miscouche after having spent some time l-II the Prince County Hospital where she underwent surgery.
On Sunday evening. May 8th. the parents of the Wolf Cub pack of Miscoucbe. were guests at the Parish Hall where they attended the Investiture of nine of the boys. The leader, Mr. LeBlanc showed
to his aged father, brothers and sisters. in their hour of sorrow.
The funeral of the late James Bagole was -held on Monday after- noon. A brief service at the house was followed by service in the United Church. Victoria West. In- terment in adjoining cemetery.
The luneral of the late Mrs. William Newcombe. was held on
home. A .short service was held at the house. followed by service in St. James Anglican Church, Poi-1 Hill, was very largely at- tended. interment in the church cemetery. Sincere sympathy is express-l. to the bereaved husband and daughter. And also her mother and brother. to whom deepest sympathy is expressed.
The Northam Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. Earl Colwill on Thursday ev ' .. May 12. with a good attendance.
Mrs. Lena Clark. Summersirlr, Mr. and Mrs. iiavey Colwill. Sherbrooke. was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Athol Colwill on Sun- day. May llth.
Friends regret to hear that Mr John Bagnle is ill at his home. All
covery. The many friends and relatives
learn that she good health at present.
The Presbyterian Ladlesl Aid met at the home of Mrs. J. A. Steward on Thursday evening. May 12th.. with a large attend- ance. The next meeting st the
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The Misc-ouche Convent Alumni (held their meeting on Sunday evening May 8th. in one of the Convent classrooms. -Mrs. Jerry Richard presided.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Deslloches and family of Miscoucbe. were in l Charlottetown on May 7th.
Mrs. Peter Broderick and child- ren of Alberton. were recent visi- tors to Miscouche. visiting at the home of Mrs. Broderick's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Doucette.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Gallant and son. Claude, were in Charlotte- town and Rustico on May 7th. iling relatives.
On May 9th. the Miscouclle branch of the Catholic Women's League held a meeting in one of the Convent classrooms. Mrs. Phil Desltoches pr ” i.
Leo DcsRoches of Charlottetown was in Miscouche on Sunday. May llth. visiting relatives and friends.
A whist party was recently held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Phil
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Mr. and -Mrs. Alfred Gaurlet. Moscouche. recently spent several days visiting in Moncton. N. B.
Mrs. Reggie DcsRoches of Char- llottelown. recently spent several 'days in Miscoucbe. visiting rela- tives and friends.
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-Mrs. Joseph T. Gallant of !'or-. est View. went to Kenslngton onl May S to spend a few days visit-l lng at the home of her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dunphy and family of Kensington. :31: returned to her home on May
Mrs. Edward Griffin. teacher at Forest View School. was a pas- s.nger to Charlottetown on May 6. She returned to her home on May 7th.
Bruce Carruthers of Howlan. re- turned to his home from Toronto on May 10.
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l0. at the home of Mrs. Anthony Finnan. 1
Joseph T. Gallant of Forest View. was a visitor on Sunday evening at-the home of Mr. and Mrs. Firmang Perry of Howlsn.
Mrs. Frank Richard and Mrs Alyre Gallant of Duvar. spent Monday. May 9. at the home of; Mrs. Margaret Arsenault of For- est View.
Joseph T. Gallant of Forest View. was out to Piusville on May 9th. AN.
BREADALBANE VILLAGE W. l.
The April meeting of Brcadal-C bane W. 1.. was held at the home of Mrs. Lionel Robinson. The meeting opened by singing the Ode. followed by repeating the Creed in unison.
Roll call was responded to by ten members and one visitor. Min- utes of the last meeting were read and approved. I
Reports of committees were then: given. and 'the following new onesl appointed: School, Mrs. Millage MacLcod and Mrs. Angus Gillism Sick. Mrs. Lorne Ncwson and Mrs. George Hlckox: Lunch. Mrs. Elton Somers. Mrs. George iiickox and Mrs. Angus Glllis.
It was decided to give a gift to a new baby in the district.
Mrs. Millage McLeod invited the membe s to her home for the next meeting; roll call to be an- swered with exchange of slips.
Several articles of sewing and knitting were passed in for the Red Cross. Several very interest- ing artlcles were read from the Polio Post. The travelling apron was then opened and contained a very pleasing sum of money.
The meeting closed by singing the National Anthem. A delicious supper was then served by host- ess. assisted by the committee in charge and a social hour spent.
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About 52 cents wemo purchase low nislerfals including crude oil (wegpgy freight charges out of this tool
Roughly 30 cents went in and administrative cosls. including the wages of lmperiafs 13,000 employees.
10 cents went in taxes to Federal, provincial and municipal governments. (This did not include provincial road taxes.)
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