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WOUNDED.-Mr. Wllliaur Kenny.

M_oreli.~»bee received .a telegram in-_ tending-‘hlnr that his sen Pte. _Louis ltnlarleu Kenny vias admitted to 22nd- 'Genernl Hotpiiul. Camiers Oct. 12th with gunshot wound in_leEt° arm.

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'mere lately passed away in Mont-

. ague,'Mr. John Mcheen, a resident of that village for nearly 80 years.

During all that time 'he carried on

carriage building in all its plrts._` Ol late yea-na he -had associated with him ; in the work two of'llie sons. J. H. and l wnllsm. Mr-_ lnenearr was lfrlrst class | workmen. ind~ustnions, skilful and ' honeot eo thart those who bouglltdlis .-errlegee -or wsggoms knew that they had e first class article _ <11

Mr. McLean was a regular attend-

elrt and supporter of the- Presbyterian church ond' his christian character _was abovelreproarcir. Theuiuneral scr-

_ vices were on Wednesday the 27th rrrd were conducted at the house\and in ltho church by Rev. R. G. Sinclair-lr former pastor wllo spoke briefly frown the words "A workmen who. neellctir

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_"The Masons" in Lower Montegllz.

MICGREGOR- STEAD W-EDDING.

f"‘I“ me l’\’@9°“¢€ 0f 3 few lm“‘@lU“10 giving a quartotte in excellent volvo

friends Mr John ‘~.Wm. MacGregor and

Wallace Steed. both of High eld, wel'

“med in "‘°'"i”'ge by me Rev- D- The hall was tastefully decorated

MacLean. at his residence We.tel‘lncr‘_‘ .un the evening of November 27tlr.Th

bride who wa” '“e"°5"“ph“' “"4 soldiers and by the quite lergelrulrrhcr

nook teepol for the "l<‘arnrer's (rr

._ V N¢ operative store in thc' city' was vu;-_V

popular ullrong her associates :llrll-\\~.r

the recipient of nlulrv vullflibie pr s

: The" lniurt' in luod stnlnn -°‘l“"" Cillnpdn' ents. The briliegroonl is a young lrlrlr

ies. whmh new I _____"leel an huheg dawn sbch of pleasing lllnnrlers, tlle_ only child

_ with good prospects before hilrr .-

. - - » as-is reprenp nhrf' by makin-g it success of llfc. Both rr'

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young. smart and attractive and ' host of friellds wisll them every pro pcrity in their jour-rrey through lil

_The Guardun extends its hearty corr-

_gratulatlons to Mr. and Mrs. Ni-al;

t-,`h._njl_o_ telowrr IG"’S°'-

ISLAND NURSE GRADUATES. -

The class of 1918. Frarninlzlrnm ilo=r--

lpital Training Slrlroois for Nurse".

whose exercises of glnd».lrat'=. wor~

,_ _ 0 lheld in High School Assembly. lrtril ' _ ` " ° _last evening says rr Boswn exchange.

'was the 'largest class yet. graduate!

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-_ _wholesale Dealers _rn- arld--zlrippers of all kinds of _,mm me “hom -lt numbers 20_ bu,

lonly 19 were present lest evening to

, _ _ ' ' _ 5 " . | receive their dilrlonlus as Miss Fergsorl

___-_.___ 'Urge vlrs _tire 20t;lr lnelnber. is in :service at lr _ , __ _ _ _

crantonment. A service iieg wa-;

-S ‘"0 General Com-lllaslull Ilieruhnuts S |plac_e._l on her chair. 'l"_he platform was

decorated with palms and Greeu's

_ . No. 10 Fulton Fish Market. New York 'lolrclrestra .furnished music during the

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fcxerclses and for the dancing wlllch

2552-li-`0‘i&M"t‘lt`_s_l‘Jftlwks-pd. followed. Mies Mary Beard. director

of the .Boston Educational Nursing ar.-

BW-.W ` ~ *°*" ” 7”- "~ gsoclatlon, gave the address. which was

ihoth tilnely and very interesting. Sir#

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M* 6 f “° hljeznedlrnelhyelhe :llrses durilllg the

war, and said that at all times thf-

Wll0l<>SHl6 U0U1l1liBBi01\ Fish U9“|°l'“ nurses lhave been ,ready before tho

- _ ,_ 108 Fulton Fish Market, New York ' lbeds have been ,-amy to receive gh.;

r ‘ 5D¢C|“|U9B» 3319"-5' E919 and U|\‘"'5 [wounded soldiers. Sho empvhasied the

~, _Consignments solicited, daily re turns, stencils and stationary on uppil- gram need for digg,-ic; nm-sing and cation. _ V l , _ mlade a special luprpeal to the members ` Reference: Market and Fulton Na tional Bunk, New York. of the class to Luke t-h;|,(_,|in`e of work. .. . . . .._ 8. B. WILEY. .6 SONS, -TRANSFER AGENTS- iDurllrg the afternoon proceedings e

Boston

;l‘eoeption' was.,-held at which a plewl-

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graduates was Miss Susanna McPir '

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M_l&8_l_0NA_RY ADDRE8$.- Miss 'A|.ldrey._De'Blo_i_l__ -(Missionary of the| =Wonlan’s Auxiliary et"tlrs <:arrall"~`n' Church; woritlag in Kangra, indian*

gave lr most interesting and instrllct- lVe_ talk lin, St. l’¢:t€r’s School our ’l‘uesl_l_ey mornin: on her worll there; amongst the- Hindoos' and Mohan:-, motions. illustrating what ~slle silk-I by many cllrios_ r

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QGONVALBICENTSOLDIERB EN- 'relfrAlN.-`1-one el the most enier- able functions of the season was lr Slug Soul -given Wednesday evening in the Soldiers Convalescent Home. This was the first of lr series intenrlscl _to be given druring the winter for the double purpose -of -entertaining the soldiers and.giving tire citizens en- oppoztumty to meet them and become mutually acquainted Colonel Warbur- ton, 0. C. occupied the chair. Tire .programme consil-:te.'l of solos by Miss Gwiadys Dell land Miss Helen Largo; it tiue‘ by Miss Allell and Miss~Moore: rtadlllz by Miss Edna Gordonf' piano solos bf/ Mrs. (l.leut.) Ansty and Miss

wus l`lll'~nishcd by it number of the soldiers of the Home. Sgts. McNeli` Duralrt.'Suthel'ialld and Pte Soles

and Sgts. Carnredy_ McNeill and | Sutherland u comedy "Medical Exe nri~ nu.tion" which broughtdown the house

for the occasion and the whole enter- ilztinnrellt heartiy enjoyed botll 'by tll '

of citizens present. The Nursing' ‘Sisters and the whole Home stan' did; --veryt-lrlng p.oss`llble to make tile affair

r,'-leasailt and they succeeded so well that the next elrtertailllneut is allelldr' looked lor. ' `

lNTEnss'rlNe sKE1'cHes or

f.l.o 'rlulss lN cHAnl.o1"re‘rowrl.

The Legislative Library was recent

l_\' presented by Colonel ings with an almost complete set of volumes of th+~| "lslan'.ler." which was puhllslleil by his father, the late Mr. John ings. The

_ first numb-er was issued on Friday.) Dec. 211842, 'theeditur being Mr. lt. B. lrving. Among the items in the nunrb- ‘rr 'particularly interesting about this time. wastbe following report of thc' obserwtnce of St. Andre\v‘s Day in

Ulruriottetown:-_ , _

The members" of the Highland

Society, like trttljfsons of St. Andrew. celebrated the s.unl\rersary" of their Patron Saint, by supplng together olr Wednesday evening last at the Prince Edward Island Hotel. ,_ The flowing cups o/dded zest -to the bon-meta, l'e- partees and, loyal and social toasts that -pervaded th"e occupation of thc meeting. Among the n\_nnerou.s toasts that were drank, with that enthusiasm characteristic of the Sons of Old

Scotls._ were:-"The-Day, and all who Honor lt," The Queen.’ "Her Royal Consort and Royal Offspring." His Excellency, ‘Sir Henry Vere Huntley, tile worthy and respected Clriel' of the Society," "‘I.»edy Huntley and the Fair Daughters of Prince Edward lsland," _“The Parent' Society of Lon~ don,” “The Branch Societies 0’er all the World!" land many other loyal and patriotic toasts. Several of the toasts were responded to with becoming spirit by some of the gentlemen pre- sent. Nor -was lthe song wanting to impart socielity to the festive scene. As the sma‘ hours began to draw -nigh, “docir an’ dorruwl" WBB_ SWB" ‘Wd an departed to their respective homes well pleased with the reminiscences of the Land of their Fathers that had been vividly bro\lZ\\¢ bi1l0l`9 V-hem by meeting together on such an occ!!-Bl0n~

Another interesting' item in the

same issue had to do with the weather as follows:

“since the evening Of Tuesday. the

27|tl1 uit., up' to the rpresent moment we have scarcely any other than 01111 continued storm of snow; and as we now write ws. lr" it without, ralihrii with unabated or her renewed fury. The rom, ln 1-‘l l rtlons we fear by this time are naseoble, und if so Sat- urday the in* :.».ol° of our market house will lpreeent’littic elsé to the view be- sides. "s eesssrly wcotrntof empty

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stalls: ` Slrmueh- the _better for the

butchers -of; “

much the _w`ors.e._!or _P-“'" ltslorelrmin ‘t\\°>_¢<i°,,,-f-°f _*lit* _.‘.*i“ ‘“

mom, n;,,‘,“m9n_¢nu_;_§§c snow _lrstl put sn and testi érxipleynrent nr me from s monte _earlier than _,the_pr¢Vl0“S year including the operations of the rio; Hermes wluclr me im_n~s_aa'»_ "ere now consigned to'tl\0 R000!!! Of their kennels, after a most llsoeesetul see- s`on having seldom retained home_ without some Proof of their excellent successes." “We are informed ' N10 item continues. "thot in ld\iiti0i\ ¢° others ll the last twelve de!! 0f l_\\°"' hunting they pulled down fourteen ‘ foxes. 'end e number that must make mme llllrer-ores ls ure nmol °f IM -feathered tribe. who may il “WY parts 'of the RUN"-1 new oeeltle llld crow lu increased security. The most. oi these foxes were found . in the nslgnbmncod of Mr. Grrnbb'» term. between the lion. Nr. _i»ioll’s jlloule and the North River or'betW¢°f_| ill: Chief _,luetiee’s_ and Mr. Sllermelfe.

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