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AGENTS: MONTAGUE: Harold l". Landry, Albert Althea, Stewart. Miss Harriet Clair.

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AGENTS SOUBIS: Miss Enid Blchards and Gordon Farrell Th9 Glllldllll IIIIY be bought at any of the

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..'ATTENTION — Large qugn. llty_oi Mens Army Boots now In stocs. Montague Shoe Store.

Miss Zelda. MacLood. Murray River was s. Saturday visitor to Charlottetown.

Mr- Earl Taylor. Charlottetown, Montague. ~ “BUY ymlr Christmas Gifts and

save at Taylor's Jewellers. Moni- Hsue. big anniversary sale all this i

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Mr. Stan niacin-ms, Charlotte-I‘ town was a business visitor to

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0n Friday night. October 29th, at the Montague Scout Hall, Mr. Douglas Nicholson was presented with the Long Service Medal of tho Boy Scouts by the Boy Scout ex- ecutive committee, in the presence of the Boy Scout Master" Mr. Eric Duvar, the Boy Scout troop, the Wolf Cub Leader, Mr. Allistalr Currie, and the Wolf pack. The presentation was made by Mr. Archie Hume, Chairman o! the committee, and Mr. W. R. Gilbert, secretary, Mr. Nicholson joined the Montague troop as a Scout in 193-1 under the leadership of Mr. Hume who was then the Scoutmaster. Having completed the tenderfoot, ,.=econd class. and first class test. 1M1‘. Nicholson went on to acquire Ihis King Scout. Status in a very few years. During lus scouting. he showed great interest and enthus- iasm and earned a large number of badges. Following the war, Mr. Nicholson reorganized the troop as ﬁcoutmaster and made it once more .a progressive unit which gave as- fsistance to every community fun~ Iction. He also helped to organize the ‘Wolf Cub Pack, which now includes many oi the youngsters in Mon- tague. Owing to pressing business he has since resigned as Scout Master, but continues as honorary assistant Scout Master, and offers Ihis assistance to the development ‘and progress to the Montague Boy ‘Scout. Troop. The following is the ‘ttext of the presentation:-

IMr. Douglas Nicholson Assistant Scout Master‘ First Montague Troop Montague Pnnce Edward Island

Dear Doug.

We, as representatives of the Group Committee. have met here this evening with your troop for .the purpose of presenting to you the Long servic»: Boy Scmu Bic: . We feel that. you merit in every way this token of honor bestowed upon you by the Boy Scout Headquart- ers in Ottawa.

While this Budge is evidence of many years of work and sacrifice in this troop it. does not by any means convey the impression that your work. help, and advice in this great movement is terminated, but,

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Montague on Friday. '

Mr. Johnny Nicholson. who has

.becn working in Ontario for the, lpast few months has returned to‘ I his home in Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beck and Mr. and NIrs. Dan Power, have reg. turned to Montague following an gntended business trip to Barrie,

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Friends will regret to learn that the condition oi Mrs. John Poole, \\ ho ls a patient in the Kings Coim- ty Hospital, has not improved to any great extent, but is doing as well as might be expected.

..‘Dr. and Mrs. Norbert Grant, St. John, spent the week in Mon- tague guest ot Mr. Grant's par- ents, Dr. and Mrs. T. V. Grant. Mr. | Grant has a large medical practice‘ in St. John, N. B. where he is working in connection with his brother Dr. Earl Grant.

0n Thursday evening. October, 8th, the Ladies of the Uniiedi Church gathered at the home ‘of Mrs. Charles Fraser for a Misoel-I laneous shower in honor of Miss. Jean Adams whose marriage tookl place on Saturday. The bride wasf ushered in to a prettily decorated‘ chair over hung by a watering can with showers of ribbons fallingf on the bride. Scrap books telling, the story of the wedding were‘ made by groups and presented the bride to be judged. The win- ning group was presented with a. prize. The many gifts were brought in in Imperial Oil buckets. by Minnie Greene, who was dressed in an Imperial Oil Uniform. Tho gifts were opened by the bride and the many verses were read by Pearl Greene. A delicious lunch was ser- ved and a social half hour enjoyed by all. The singing of "For She's A

Jolly Good Fellow." and “Good Night Ladies" brought an en- joyable evening to a close.

rather a hope that you may con- tinue in service.

It was my pleasure years ago to invest you as a Boy Scout and I am very happy to see that my efforts were worth while. Please accept. this token from our hands, and may it serve as a stimulus to fur- 'iher the progress in the greatest ,Boy Scout Movement in the world. ' good wish Signed.

I A. Hume Chairman Group Committee

W. R. Gilbert

Secretary - Treasurer.

I Yours with every

Mr. Albert Johnston, stIIJQYZi Prince of Wales College, spent the week-end in Montague, guest; o: Mrs. Nellie Fraser.

M1 Rudy Hamilton. member ‘of the Staff of the Bank 01 Nov; Swill. Charlottetown, was a week. IBnd visitor to Montague guest of

was a recent business visitor to this parents, Mr, and M“, Pew-don

Hamilton.

Miss Marion Furness. teacher o! "H! Primary department of the Montague High School. was a vls. itor to Charlottetown on Sat.

1 urday.

Miss Alice Fraser. teacher of Prince Street School. Charlotte_ WWII. Spent the week-end in Mon. £88119. at the home of her mother Mrs. Nellie Fraser,

Mr. Robert MacKay. Commercial TFRVEIIBY. was a recent b iness vis- it" 1° Montague an iicinlty vthorc he called on his regular mg. tomers.

-~'“TBE HOMESTRETCH” in Technicolor. Horse Racing, on world famous DFMYLS including

"Kentucky Dﬂflly". Canoe Cove,

.Wednesday. Annandale. Thurs- ‘1535 Eldmll Ffldﬁy- Bridgetown, Saturday.

Mr. James lannan. Oharlotte_

town was a week-end visitor to Mfmmzue where he visited his mil-DY ifleﬂdi- Mrl Lannan was s, former resident of Montague prior to moving to Charlottetown.

Mrs. Jack Grenier. Vancouver, B. C. is at present vlsltlng in Mon- iﬂsue guest of her brother-ln-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph White. After visiting in Montague for ten days. she will leave rm- 3111f“. N. S. where she will visit h" brother. Mr. Murdock Reteff, after which she will rejoin her husband lfhQilébec. where Mr. Grenier is vslting his parents. Mr. and M" “'31P?! Grenier. Mr. Grenier is field supervisor for the Gralier Society in Toronto. Ar-

to I ter visiting in Quebec, Mr, and M“, Grenier will motor

_ through the Umted States on their way to their .home Ln Vancouver, B. C.

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IN MEMORIAM

MR8. ROBERT IATTIBIIY

on 511ml)’. Oct. kd. time passed away at her homo in Mldgell, P. E. Island. Emma Battersby. wife of the late Rnbert Better-shy, at the age of 88.

The funeral was held on Oct. 0th, with a short service at the home, followed by a service in the Marie United Church, and was lu-‘gly attended. The service was con- ducted by her pastor, Rev. D. W. MacPherson, asdsted by Rev. M. K. Charman of Cornwall. She was buried beside her husband in the Marie Cemetery.

At the homo Mrs. John Mac. Callum sane "Some Time Well Understand." The ymns at the church were favour-i es of the de- ceased — “All The Way My Saviour Leads Me," and "W115i, A friend We have 1n Jesus." The church choir sans "We Are Going Down The Valley One By 0m,’

A member of the Methodist Chllfiih. and later of the United Church of Canada, Mrs. Battersby has record o! Christian service.

in her home Mrs. Battersby was "a true mtthcr, mcl the many friends who visited her felt s,

left to her family a fine‘

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warmth in her welcome. Though an invalid for many years. she‘ did not lose her cheerful outlook upon life. and bore her disability with dignity and courage. I

The large concourse a0! people that filled the church for the funeral service nd the wreath of floral tributes om sympathizing friends. gave ample proof of the respect with which she was held. To the bereaved family the sincere sympathy of their host of friends is being extended. They comprise, Beatrice and Ruby at home. Mrs. Hairy Sanderson, Morell, Mrs. Leslie Mcbesrn, Cable Head. Mrs. Melvin Feltmate, New Glasgow. N. 5.. l8 grandchildren, and 3 great grandchildren. The pallbearers were: ‘Thomas Cullen, Allan Webster, Gordon Sanderson, Marshall Peters, George Marrow. Lymman Dlngwell. Following are the floral offer- ings, cards of sympathy, etc.: Pillow — Family.

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Leslie and Laura.

Sanderson grandchildren Feltmate grandchildren.

Mr. and Mrs. Qliry McKenzie and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Cowan Batter-shy, Everett. Mass.

Brenton Bsttessby. Everett. Mm. Aunt Lila and Robert Battersby. Mr. and Mrs. Noble, Athol. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Archie Bawan. Athol, Mass.

Mrs. John Ferguson and funily. Nova Bcotla.

Ethel and Eileen McKenzie. Mr. and- Mrs. Maynard Sender- son and Eileen.

Mr. and Mrs. James Mscbean Charlottetown.

Oswald Winston. layman Dina-

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sanderson and family.

Hattie, I.D., 0.0. Matalhvan. Mrs. Earnley, George Morrow. George and Ruth.

Mr. and Mrs. John Blanchard and Freda. Charlottetown.

The Puncher family, Charlotte- town.

Mr. and Mrs. ‘Lem Jay, Mt. Stewart.

Mr. and Mrs. George Hayden. New Glasgow, N. S.

Mr. and Mrs. James Haydﬂl. New Glasgow. N. S.

Marie Church Choir.

Wreaths

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bevan Charlottetown.

Mr. and Nlirs. Wm. Hsmbly, Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs Rm’ 3W1!» Charlottetown.

Mr and Mrs Leigh Bevan, Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bevan. Charlottetown.

Cut Flower:

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred MICLGIQTL

Charlottetown.

Lohma Anderson. Charlottetown. Ferguson girls, Charlottetown.

Cards of Sympathy

Mr. and Mrs. Cowon Bsttersby. Everett, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Lyman "ems"- Annie Anderson.

Mr. and Ma's. Wendell Coffin. Mr. and Mrs. Robert setters”. Athol, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Jan Dlvil- 51W- George Puncher. Chlfbtuwwn-

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George Morrow.

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Jennie Bowley.

James Hayden, New Glasgow, N.

‘Mildred Dingwell. Mr. and Mrs. John Partridge. Brenton Battersby, Everett, Mass.

Cecilia Delory, Georgetown.

Mrs. Dan Matheson and family..

Athol, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Athol, Mass.

Mir. and Mrs. W. C. Yeo, Hgvgr,

Archie Sowan. hill, Mass.

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Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sanderson.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard MacDwaa,

Cambridge, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. OOWan Bsitemivy, Everett, Mass, U. ﬂ. A,

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Aldon Feitmats. ‘roronto. Newton Maclwaai.

Ruth Ledwick. ' Lila and Ruth Bstteraby. Atlw!

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Mr. and Mrs. Peter Maobousl“ Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Bowley. Mr. and ltdrs. John mdncr

Charlottetown. L Beth McKay‘. Murray River.

Phliis Morrison

Charlottetown. Peter Cameron, Oharimbotown.

Charlottetown .

Ruby Bartlett. Mrs. Geoff! Maclhven.’ Richard Avlwood.

Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ieltmato-

Mr. and Mrs. Garfield MacLeod. m. and Mrs. Weldon Campbell.

m. and ma. minus amas- m. and Mrs. Clifton Dmrwali-

m. and Mrs. Bruce MacLaron. I

Charlottetown.

Marie Moore. Charlottetown.

w. and Mrs. Charles Worth. Charlottetovm. '

Mr. and Mrs. GeorlI Oobbl. Charlottetown.

ﬂops Dinrwell. Charlottetown.

Mr. and ma. Gordon Bonn. Charlottetown.

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