the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Herring, Murray Riv- er

Mr. JM. Hill of Pictou, N.S..| Th

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25th. Quite a number of adults took advantage of the ‘opportun- -|ity to have their innoculations against polio. Mrs. MacGuigan, R.N., Mrs. Fleming and Dr/Bon- nell were in charge of the:clinic, and some of the local ladies help- ed out in this clinic.

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the home of his sister, Mrs. } red White, and Mr. White, Mur- | ray River.

Mr. Merrill Herring, Murray. River, has returned to his home | fn Murray River after being a | patient in the Prince Edward Is- | jand Hospital where he had an |

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Miss Edith Glover, Murray Ri- ver, has° been successful in her | commerce studies at Prince of | Wales College, Charlottetown. Ed- | ith is the daughter of Mr. Mr. | and Mrs. Glover, Murray River.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Moore and daughter Ella of Murray River were recent visitors to Pleasant . Grove, the guests’of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Clow. |

Mr. Jack Clarey has returned | te his home in Murray River, after being a patient in the P.E. | Istand Hospitel.

Mit, and Mrs. Ivan Munn of Halifax, N.S., spent the weekend

- at the home of his father, Mr. Sydney Munn, Murray River.

Mr.and Mrs. Oliver Hume and family of Charlottetown, were re- cent visitors to Murray River, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Beck and Mrs. Royal White.

Mrs, Jane Cook, has returned

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Wood Islands were married on May 23rd. Mrs. Stewart was the former Betty MacDonald of Cale- donia.

Mrs. Howard White was a re cent visitor to Murray River for a few days the guest of her dau- ghter, Mrs. Clarence Moore and Mr. Moore.

Mr. Frank Horton, Murray Riv- er, is not enjoying the best of health recently.

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Firmin Perry is confined to| Workmen are now busy grad- his bed with i ing and finishing up work on the Mrs. Catherine Gallant of Wood- Richard Hill between Howlan and

Mrs. Frank Richard of Duvar fs ii at the home of her daugh- ter and son-infaw, Mr. and Mrs.

Alyre Gallant, Duvar. was

Syivang Gallant of Chariotte-| noon.

town arrived in Howlan on Sat-| A Holy hour was preached at urday at the home of Mr. and/St. Anthonys on Sunday evening Mrs. Lewis Peters. from 7 to 8 p.m.

Mr, and Mrs. Leo Arsenauf| On the sick list and out of

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Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bradley, St. Theresa, were visitors at the

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The Kings County baseball lea- gue’ got underway Sunday with

PISQUID EAST /ber, was 9 visitor at the home ofthe & eter’s Rovers meeting itors in Covehead Sunday. his brother and sister-in-law Mr.|the Peakes Bombers at Peakes.|were the guests of Mrs. : and Mrs. George Sauer, Thurs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. George Jay was a visitor | day, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jay with|P#reats, Mr. in Lorne Valley Tuesday. He was . 9° sons Merlin and Irwin, were vis-| MacDonald. the guest of his-son-inlaw and} Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDon- daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Earle|aid, Lorne Valley, were visitors’ MacDonald. on hanes 'et . ae MOORE & McLEOD’S "s parents, 5 rs. aes Mr. Owen K was a visitor iM. Owen Kelly George Jay, Wednesday. JUNE BOOM FOR Mr. Bruce Woolridge motored HOME OWNERS , Mr. John White, Montague,|from Nova Scotia, on Friday, to ee spent a short visit at the home} spend 9 short visit with his par- ‘i of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jay, Wed-| ents. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Wool-} Une 4 nesday. ridge. ——

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