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At the close of the scrvic: lll '1 .".:.- ity United Church Sunday n » hi. Professor Fletcher‘, the rcli".‘l11l! W" ganlst, who leaves on Vvetiiilxrlny morning for St. Thomas, Ontario, was presented witlt a well fillet‘. purse and the follmvin", aclcr. Mr. William E. Fletcher, A.H.C.‘.\l.- A.'I'.C.L. Charlottetown, P. E. l’. Dcar Mr. Fletcher;

It was with very .\'".c.“rc reﬁrct bhat Lin: Cfﬁeial Board cf ur . lzizrch recently received your r: filhlilv“ ‘~11; Organist and Choir DL c101‘. M111 1i was only upon your a "ziiicc that the resignation w s irrevocable thatj the Board reluc ' tiiwtfvfl l’) 0C5 upon your Yéfllltut and agree t.) your

_. . .

, l With the conclusion of the services , today your engagement as Organist and Choii" Director comes to nu cud,

.4 YRSHIRE BREEDERS

The P. E. Island Atyrshire Breeders Association contem- plate holding a consignment sale of pure bred Ayrshires at n early date. Any breeders wishing to consign cattle com- municate with the secretary giving description and pedigree.

mace mos B. R. BROWN

President

‘i icon, Charles Ross. John F. Whr-ar.‘ Scc’y., Music Committee: E. H. Ram-

Sec’y, York

and m a vcfy fen; days you \v.l‘. lezivc us to enter upon your work at SL1 Thomas in Western Ontario. \Ve cannot let you go without iiivilll; BX- r Drcssion to the very 21f" BOYYfP-Y “l” ‘ . by all the l"l'l'_‘llll)Cl'S of our congrega- tion m, the parting. You ltavc been - with us for more than ten years, and r throughout the whole of that period i the relationship lLlS horn must 210e- able; in fact its the ycarr", pa scrl the 'bond of ll'l(*ll(i= .p laecnme svroneer. i so that today we can truly say "Blast be the tie that binds.“ ‘ As to your musical ability ell we , ‘need say is iilll. as Orr-n 1st. and Chelr Director it have nlvsziys given complete set; cizon. Your organ work has been masterly. The choir. under your direction has contributed, in a very marked degree, to the wor- ship of the Sanctuary, and has the grateful appreciation of our pcoplc. In the Sabbath School, the Wednes- day evening service, arid on many, other occasions you have manifested- a desire to be of real benefit in thc- varled activities of our, Church's . work for the Lord. As a composer of music you have shown the skill that makes your composition appeal not only to the ear, but to the heart. We also desire to place on record our sense of loss in your removal from our city. As in your connection with the Church, so in your relations as a citizen you have acted your part

' , well, and many outside of our own

Communion will miss the gcniallty ' and fellowship of your presence.

|pnnylng purse as a small token of tour love and regard, and we assure 1 l you that the fr-rvcnt good wishes of ' "nthity Untied Church will follow‘ Fletcher, and family in l your new field of labour.

On behalf of the congregation,

(Syd). G. F. llutcheson, H. M. Dov-

sny. C. N. Brown. Ministers. Charlottctotvn. P.E.I., Mny 25. i930. Prof. Flatter" ilttinrilﬂ" replied. ‘The fnIl~.-.~..ng adrlz". '». on behalf

I oflthc Choir Wu also presented, ac-i

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Special PRINCE EDWARD Mon. LAURENCE TIBBETT

The ROGUE SONG

' from 3 to '7.

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TllE MAI‘ FAIR-The official open- ing of May Fair being conducted un- der the auspices of the Redemptorlst I"fl‘tll?l‘;i of the Church of The Most Holy Redeemer, took place yesterday afternoon in the Parish Hall, His Honor Lieut. Governor" Heartz presid- ing. The Hall, artistically decorated. presented u lovely scene as old and young made merry at the various lxioths and well laden tables of novel- ilcs of all kinds. During the after- intn and evening a three-piece orchidrh, compcscrl of Misses Kath- iﬂCll llcrnby, violinist, Thelma Burns, piano, and Mr. Thomas McFarlane. cor "t. entertained the large crowds

t‘ $19.50. Prowse Bros, Ltd. aau-s-zs-at

E ll/OSALIND 1N PORT-The B. 8. lltosallnd, Captain Cain, made its

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iscnger trip on the Montreal-Char-

lottetown service yesterday.

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I DISCHARGING CARGO 0F SALT l ~~The S. S. Granada, Captain Waagn, F is in port discharging 1,000 tons of’ a; l cargo of salt from Torrlvrija, Spain! ' The remainder is consigned else-i l where.

i com. snmimm m ruin-The ; S. Emworth Manor, Captain Whis- | ton, is in port with a cargo of Welsh I anthracite. from Swansea, Wales. i The steamer will complete discharg- ' ing by Wednesday or Thursday.

FUNERAL TODAY-The funeral O‘: the late Bradford Chester MacLure. son of Mr. and Mrs. Colin MacLure, Brackley Point, will take place Tues- day afternoon ,at. 2.30 from his late residence.

SAILS FOR ENGLAND-Mrs. (DrJ Everett A. Bell, of Cape Traverse, and Mrs. George Burch, of Borden, left Saturday morning for Monirealf from where Mrs. Bell sails Friday for England on the C. P. R. Liner Duch- css of Athol, on a three months’ visit to relatives and friends. Mrs, Burch will remain with Mrs. Bell until the ship sails and then return home.

A BIG HATCH-The Community ‘hatchery operated by the Egg and Poultry Association which commenc- ed operations about the middle of March is being kept busy. Haichings are taken out semi-weekly and day old chicks shipped on Monday and Wednesday. Monday 850 chicks were taken out but from 1,100 tn 1.200 is the average. Recently a shipment of 700 day old chicks was made to one customer ‘in Sydney.

CONGRATULATIONS —- The Unl- ' versit-y of Manitoba, Winnipeg, has conferred the degree of B. A,, on Miss Martha Bell. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Bell, of Toronto] former residents of this Province. The news ' will be pleasantly received here by many relatives and friends.

ANGLICAN SERVICES in the Par- ish of New London on June 1st will be as follows: Kenslngton, 10.30 a.

present to tilcaslng selections. Af- ternoon tea was served yesterday May Fair will continue afternoon and evening, closing Wed- nesday nlgtit. The Legion Band will be present tonight, and the League cf the Cross Band tomorrow night. csinpanied by a handsome travelling 1mg: Professor W. E. Fletcher. A.R..C.M.. _-\.T.C-L. Dear Professor:- On the occasion of your transfer

members of Trinity United Church

,Choir wish to offer some expression.

however, inadequate, of our very great regret at the severance of your connection with this choir.

During the ten years that you have worked with us as organist and direc- tor, we have all been proud to serve under you. Your ability as a. com- poser and organist has received wide- spread recognition and your success in directing this clioir has placed you in the foremost rank of your profes- sion in Eastern Canada.

‘four personal relations with the choir have always been harmonious because of the infinite patience you

, have displayed as we tried often with.

indifferent success to attain the slzindard you had sct foi" us.

We shall cherish very kind recol- lection cf Mrs. Fletcher not. only for hex" valuable services as a leading member of the choir, but also for her constant friendliness and the graci- ous hospitality she extended to us on ll‘. . '( - M0117.

It lS the sincere wish n‘ each and every member of the choir that you and your family will ezijoy happiness and prosperity in your anw home.

We shall follow your future career" with the most sympathetic interest and look forward ‘with confidence- that as time goes by you will attain higher and higher eminence in the profession in which you have already

, attained distinction.

E We hope that this slight token of

, our good-will may prove of practical

, service to you."

u Signed on behalf of the cholr of‘

1 Trinity United Church.

I 1Sgd)., G. F. Hulchcson. President;

George J. Tweedy. Secretary.

l An address of appreciation was also read at the afternoon session of the Sabbath School by Hon- B. W. Le- Phge, Superintendent.

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WEDNESDAY JULY 16

For Picnic at Si. Eugene‘; Church. Covehead.

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field of service, we, the.

gimﬂunday School, 9.30 a. m.; Burl- ington, 230 p, in, Sunday School 1,30 p. m.; French River, 7 p. m. Mr. T, R. Millman will conduct all services. G. T. Sprlggs, Rector.

LEAVES 0N "iSlT-Rev. Spriggs, Ken! on. left on Monday, 26th, for a p visit to Ontario. While away he :s attending the An- nual meeting of the Boy Scout As- sociation at. Ottawa, also the Most Worshipful Grand Orange Lodge of British America at Brockville.

G. T.

T0 REPRESENT PROVINCE-The All-Canada Convention for the Christian Churches is held this year in St. Thomas. Ont. Dr. R. F. Whis- ton and Major MacKay will represent the Provincial Churches at the Con? vcntlon. The Evangelist will give several addresses. Major MacKay will also attend the Canadian Manu- facturers Convention at Toronto. They will be gone about a week, re- turning in time for Dr. Whlstorfs meeting ln Montague which begins June 8th.

KINDNESS APPRECIMIED — On May 17th, Mr. Harold Diamond, Wiri- sloe, was waited upon by Messrs. Archie Auld, Jack Ford and Rreagh Home and presented with a substan- tial sum of money to alleviate his loss by accident of a newly purchased horse. He wishes to thank all those who so kindly contributed in any way, those who collected and also those who helped ln any way at the time of the accident. (Patriot please copy).

PERSONALS Mrs. rm.) J. S. Jenkins and two children have returned. after spend- ing the winter in the South.

Mr. and Mrs. Nell Walker and Miss Doreen Alley returned last night from a most enjoyable trip to England.

C. N. R. Conductor Peta" McCar- ron, accompanied by Mrs. McCnn-on, left yesterday morning, where they‘ will be present at the graduation of _ their daughter, Miss Carrie, from‘ the Montreal General Hospital. They will then proceed to Boston to nt-i tend the marriage of their son Jack i to Miss Mary Morlarlty of Cambridge, i

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Mass.

Mrs. C. W. MacDougall, R. N.. is returning to Boston, to attend the‘ graduation of her daughter, Missi Daisy Belle MacDougall. Mrs. Mac- Dougall, whose home is ln Boston. sr- . rived on the Island last March to al.- tend her mother. Mrs. Roger West-» away. who was ill ll. her homo It lmnr Montmub " ‘

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the Maritime meeting to be held in Federation as a Maritime unit. Th! T. - Halifax on June 25th and 26th, Delegates appointed were: fmncan "*

I Fishermen where the Centrnl Organization will McLnren and Hugh D. l/fcKhton. be formed for the 1iurpose of con- both of St. Peters.

LOCSIQrPGCkGTS ducting the business affairs of the

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A most enthusiastic meeting o.‘ fishermen and lobster packers was held at St. Peters on Thursday even- ing, May 22nd. Dr. Costly, repre- senting the Department.’ of Marine and Fisheries. Ottawa, addressed the meeting, explaining fully the bro- grammc laid our. by the Department with regard to the scheme of Hah- crmenb Organizations end the behe- flts that might accrue l0 the individ- unl fishermen by the promotion of such a scheme;

Al. the close of the address a call was made for the election of officers, which resulted in the birth of the Si. Peters Federation of Fishermen. com- prising a membe ship of thirty-two. t. sldent, Daniel Olianley; Vice- President. Vincent Buthcrlnui; Sec- retary-Treasurer, Huzh D. IJCKIH" non.

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The above ls cut of :1 number cl the Ilallfax Se: Cadets. l6 organization which is bring boosted for tlzl: Prrnirrrr. A meeting n! II win n ma u. m Navy Luna Bulldlnl walnut-c