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Women's Institute stating that much could be done for the improvement. of both school and town if the citizens cooperate. A vote of thanks was then tendered the President and other

spent, wishing them all success in future work. The sum of $17. yas re- alized which is the beginning of a fund for a School Library.-B.

gin to dcscrlhe what I have suffered 1|QN ¢HURQH____()w1ng (0 the “S 9' "““'t~ I W” ‘“"*‘"‘|“e‘l W *W3 storm the service in Zion Church,

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ment. it has rendered an operand.; as the preceding services, but those liiinccessaiy, and has completely WHO U-ltellllell WGTB Well l'@D\1ld.f0|`

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com ng out in the storm. In his usual

l"'°_‘-*B 'lf' UW* Wnltierful Ointment excellent manner the pastor,_Rev. Geo. wiiich curcd me after nine years ol (\_ Tay|0,._ Spoke on me story of Dr

, lienry Van Dyke, “ The Other

Wise Man," which was profusely illustrated by 50 lantem slides. A male quarlctto, “ Let the Lower Lights bc Burning," and a mixed quartette, “Rock of Ages," were particularly well rendered and greatly appreciated: On the whole it was it most interesting and helpful service. For the benefit of those who could not attend last night. it will be repeated on Monday evening next.

APPRECIATION--l"‘roba`nly no of-

ficial in the Province is as closcly watched or his services as much ap- preciated, as thc muil carrier.. in fine weather and stormy, on good and had roads, sometimes impaiisible to others, his comings and his goings :irc looked for as regularly ns the incal hour. When delayed by unto- ward circumstances, he is usually blamed; whcii, through storm and stress he succeeds in depositing his precious burden in the mail box or at evcry m:in’s gate. lic often receives little thanks. Au exception to the int- tcr and a fine sample of well deserved appreciation is given in thc following colnmuuication from :t correspondent: “Wo renil zl. lot :ind hcnr n great; dcnl about the right mnu in thc right place, but Midgcll Marie, Milburit and Cliurcli Iload, Ilurnl Mull Route, can- not only boast oi the right man ili the right place, hilt the best man for the place in the Province, in thc person

lol' Mr. Howard Robbins. Ile is

promptly on time every morning and never missed it delivery this season ycl, and is one ot' the luost obligilig and geiitlelnaiily young men on the Island. The route was very fortunate ill secur- ing thc services of Mr. William Rob- bins :md son llownrd, for their mall carriers. It is so satisfactorily con- ducted that not cvcn the old postmas- ters that were so loath to give \ip the post oillces would he willing to return to the old system again."

. 'EGG CIRCLE MEETlNC..- Tlic

Annual Meeting of the members of the Dundas Egg Circle was licld in the Dundas liall on Wednesday, Feb. 17th at, 7 o'clock p. m. lt was understood that 'l‘. A. Benson of thc Poultry De- partment would attend and address the meeting, but he did not arrive. Ai'- ter waiting for one half hour the Pre- sident called tllc meeting to order. After llic minutes were disposed of the Sccretary‘s and Manager's report were submitted, and accepted, show- ing the number ot' members to bo 883 to date. Eggs shipped from May lst up to Oct. Illst, 21,780 dozen, average price 20 1-3, amount realized, $4,669,- 08. On motion, the hoard of directors were re-clectcd. T. J. Wigglngton and C. B. Blay were elected delegates to attend thc P. E. I. Co-operative Egg and Poultry Association to be held in Cliiirlottetown. It was decided after xi. spirited discusrion to petition the Domlnioii Government for the service ot' an Auto Truck to rlin between Au- nandale and Cardigan. The attendance was large, the seating capacity ol' the liiill being filled with enthusiastic lien fruit producers, who were unani- mously determined to continue the circle, showliig they were well pleased with the year‘s transaction. A vote of thanks was tendered S. J. Wigglngton for efforts in pleasing the patrons and transacting the business satisfactory to all concerned, (‘. B. Clay is the Secretary.

SCOTCHFORT AND VICINITY -

The following men froln Scotchfort were recent visitors in Charlottetown Messrs. John Weir. Jolili A. McDonald, Jolin McKenzie, Henry Hughes and Cliarles Fisher. Tlic central part of the Island is being visited by the worst snowstorm of the season, start- ing on Saturday the thirteenth and continuing up to the time of writing with u heavy north-west wind blowing. turning it into an old-time blizzard. It looks as if Mnrcli intends to keep up to ilie old saying, "ln like ii. lamb and out like ii lion." On Wednesday night of last week the Church of Fort Augustus was entered by some nn- known person or persons who riiled the candelnbra cash box of its con- tents, which amounted te ton dollars and made a getaway without being discovered. It looks as il’ whoever committed the daring robbery went fully prepared, for in order to get at the contents of the cash box which was locked, four screw nnils had to be flied off before the box could be get opcn. It is reported that a man who is living near the church, while out feeding his stock- for the night, saw a person passing close to the barn and upon speaking to him receifed no answer and it was afterwards tliouglit was the same person that committed the robbery. it ia a pity that the culprit could not be hunted down and brought to _Justice for a pcrson who would ,enter and rob li. church at the dead hour of night, is capable of doing almost any deed.-S.

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i REV. E. P. CALDER AT HAZE

held ln Hazelbrook Baptist Chu

ducted, by Rev._E. P. Calder, one

the ablest expository preachers on Island.

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the soul of his adopted daughter, M nie J . Deceased was but 15 years

it comes to one so young. She wa

tor, Father Maurice McDonald, wh also conducted the funeral service

were Claud Leonard, Berion Fei

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express. S3 tons of ireiglii, 20 bags mail. She had got no farther

storm. The Minto will leave Picton this morning at 7 o'clock. The ice boats did not cross at thc Capes owing to the storm and consequently no foreign mail was received on the Island yesterday. There was no special train to Cape Traverse last evening, but if conditions improve a train will leave at 6.15 _this morning.

The funeral of late Nathan Percival

of Crapaud took place at 1.30 p. in., Tuesday to the Methodist Cemetery, Crapaud. A short service was held at the house lcd by Mr. Robert Sim- mons after which the body was taken to the Methodist Church where the beautiful and impressive services were conducted by llev. W. A. Thompson in the unavoidable absence of thc Pas- tor, Rev. G. M. Young. The deceased who was in the 67th ycars oi' his agc is survived by li widow, foruicrly Miss Annic Slicrren of (lrapaull and the sympathy of the many fdicnds goes out to her in her great loss, and thc community will suffer also in the loss of such an cstimzihle citizen. as the deceased always was. The pull-bearers were six brothers of Mrs. Percival, Messrs James. Alfred, George, Albcrt, Samuel and David Slierreli.

it is our painful duty to chronicle

the death of Mrs. Thomas Curley which occurred at Mt. Plcusaiit early ou the morning of Feb. 4th, 1915, at the age of 70 years. There are left to mourn a grief-stricken husband and one daughter, Mrs. James E. McEii- tec, Mount. Pleasant. Aa a wife she was always kind and true and ever ready to shore with her hlii-ibaiid the responsibilities oi' life; ns a mother she was always loving and kind. Ilcr life on cartlt was spent in endeavoring to walk in tho footsteps of licr Nlas- ter. To know her was to love her. ilcr remains were followed to the Welling- ton Ccmetcry by n large number of friends and relatives. The fuucral service was conducted by llcv. J. A. McDonald, P. P., of Wellington. The pall bearers were Messrs. David.Dy- ment, \Vi.lllam Grlgg. Thomas Wil- liams, Richard Ellis, Robert Murray, Picton Ellis.-(Pioneer and Farmer please copy.)

The death of Martin J. McPherson

on Tliursday evening, Feb. 25th. came as a. thunder clap from a clear sky to llls many friends in Edmonton, Alta., some of whom were scarcely aware of his illness. He was taken sick some ten days ago with pneumon- ia, but was not considered dangerous- ly ill until but a few days before his death, Mr. McPherson, was in the primc of life, being but thirty-two years oi' agc. Ile came to Edmonton from Bellevue, P. E. 1., some nine years ago and enjoyed a large circle of friends and acquaintances here. The funeral was held on Saturday alter- noon from the family residence 11924- 95 A. Street. He leaves to rnournhis loss a widow and three children, Russell, Bruce and Hazel, also a sister Mrs. Dan McPherson of Edmonton. A mother two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Dewar of Montague Mrs. L. A. Mc- Pherson, Valleyfield East, and three brothers, D. A. on the homestead, Wallace and Angus B., of Boston.--B.

Capt. Angus Matheson of thc S. S.

Vasari, the eldest son of Donald and Barbara (Machellaii) Matheson, Car- digan, P. E. I., died in New . York on Fcb 10th in the seventleth ycar, I’. E. Island has sent forth many captains who have made high marks in the world but. few have attained as high a position with such rredit to them- selves and honor to their country as the late Capt. Matheson.

He spent fifty-one years oi' his life

on the sea and he was one of the old- est.ollicers of the Lamport and llnly line oi' stcamshlps, Liverpool. For forty years he commanded ships of this line sailing between Liverpool, South American ports and New York.

Capt. Matheson was a inau of prin-

ccly bearing, tall, broad-sliouldered, erect; he was strong, vigorous, bene- volent and of a very pleasing person- ality which won him many friends. In conversation he was exceedingly bright and fascinating and it was in- deed a rare treat to hear him speak of his adventures at sea.

The waves of the mighty Atlantic

roll on. ten thousand ships sweep o’er its billows but one great captain has made hte last voyage. ills earthly career is closed. In their grief his re- latives bow in submission to Him who said 'Dust thou art and unto dust .shalt thou return." _

"lic resteth now. No more his breast

Heaven with its weary breath, Pain sets no longer on his brow, . Where iles the calm of death.

Sunk to his rest. like tired child, He lies in slumber deep,

Sale folded in the arms of Him ~

Who giveth His beloved sleep.-

Nay rloth he rest! No: day nor

night

Ile restcth not from praise; . His spirit, winged with rapture,

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BROOK.-Comlneliclng on Sunday, --~ fv "T" - ~f- f- '~`-' f “K

The first service on Sunday evening will be conducted by the pastor; all the services during the week com-

mencing at 7.30 p.m. will be con

March 21st. special services will be

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--DlED.- On the morning of March

12th the Angel of Death visited the home of Mr. Augustine Aliearn, Kli- ,dare, and carried to the great' beyond

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age and had heed ill for some time , so her end was not expected. Death ‘i is always sad bllt particularly so when

attended during licr ilness by ner pas-

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Sunday morning to Sacred Heart t

Church cemetery. The pall bearers i

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Joseph Foley and Emmanuel Ahearn

COMMUNICATION.--The Stanley

left Picton at 7 o'clock yesterday morning. and at 10.510 was two miles outside of McDonald’s Point, making , slow progress through closely packed I ice. She had 46 passengers, 5 tons

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latest reports last night. and could make no progress on account of the

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-PRETTY PLAY.- The four Act

Drama "The Country Kids" was play- ed in the C. M. I3. A. ilall, Summer- side, on St. Patricks night. The hall was practically full and each of thc players acted their part in a creditable manner. Special mention is made oi' the step-dancing by the lliisscs Sulli- van and a recitation by Miss liulli Noonan. Tlic play will bc l‘cpcntctl (this) Tliursrly niglit.-il.

AGRICULTURAL CONFERENCE.

-Tlic evening of Mnrcli 15, was spent in n v1‘r_v clljoyalilc and piwilitilhlo niunlicr by tilt- rcsidl-nls of Iljlliottviilt- in their district. sclloolroom wlit-rc all l1ddrc.=.s on Patriotlsui and llrotillrtioii was delivered by Mr. Richard Creed iii such clear concise language and earnest manner that it iuadc u. last- ing iiiiprcssioii on all who had thc plesurc of being present. A number of questions of general interest were asked by thc interested audience, and answered iii a satisfactory niniincr hy Mr. Creed who also gave some points cssful. A vote of thanks moved by tion) (at which hc has been so succ- essful. A vote :iii tlinnlcs in oved hy l\lr. J, J. Walsh. sccoiidcd by Mr. J.S. Gill, was unanimously adopted :ind tendered iii eloquent manner' by thc Cliairmzlii, hir. Plitrick Kouglian. A Short, iiieetiug for the purposc ol` form- lllg it Stock lircctlcrs Association was thcn hold. \Vllil(> r¢\gi'ctting tlllit, tho lliclcmcnt \\'ti:itllcr prcvclltt-ll ii larger number from living pros(-iit',' those who had liravcd tlic 1-ltliiioiils were well satisfied tlizit. tllcy had bccn well repaid. Judging by the cntliusinsnl aroused everyone looks forward to at banner year in all liiics of production for thc already prosperous tlisiricl of Elliottvale.

(Specitl to the Guardian)

LONDON, March 17.-A casllalty

list issued hy Admiralty tonight dis- closes that in thc fighting in the Dar- dancllcs on Sntilrdny night the light cruiser Amethyst, which, uccortlingto Athens dispiitch inadc a dash through the Strait as far as Nagnra, had 23 melt killed and 19 wounded severely, and 18 slightly wounded. Thc battlc- ship Occan had two men killcd tiid tho battleship Prince George 2 men woilndcd, while- trawlcrs between them had Il mon killcd and 2 wounded.

(Special to the Guardian.)

LONDON. March 18.-The British

steanicr Glcliartncy, of Glasgow, was torpedoed this morning oil' Boacliey head by a German submarine, which gave no notice of hor intention. Ili the scramble l`or boats one of the crew was drowned, thc others, numbering 40, scverxil of whom were injured, were picked up by a steamer and landed at Ncwliaven.

The Glenartney, which was 3,309

tons register. was bound from Bang- kok. Sinni, for London loaded with 8,000 tons of rice.

LONDON, March 15.-The Daily Ex-

press correspondent on the Belgian frontier tclcgraphs:-

“The sudden offensive of the allies,

from Cliainpsgne to the sea. resulting in gains at many points, sccins to have taken thc Germans wholly by surprise. A convincing indication of a partial or temporary demoralizatloii of the troops which liorc the brunt of thesc live days of successive oiislaughta, is the arrival at Ghent and Brussels for trial by court martial of parties of soldiers sent under escort. from thc trenches for having fnilell to respond to the ordcr to ninkc counter :it.tiicks with sulllcicnt enthusiasm. In some cases, it is said, they even failed to ndvancc at all.

"Great havoc was caused by thc ac-

curate fire of the British artillery, which apparently was thc prime factor in the paralyzntion of thc Germans.

"All the accounts of thc wook’s fight-

ing filtering through thc frontier from German sources, chiefly from the wounded, lay stress on ilic terrible ac- curacy of the British shells. which mndc some of thc posiliolls wholly un- tenable.

(Special to the Guardian.)

LONDON. March 18.-Inquiries at

the Admiralty failed to secure con- firmation ofthe rcc-port. printed in tho morning papers, that thc German cruiser Karlsruhe had been sunk by an explosion. The report was cabled from Copenhagen, but the dcspatches failed to give the location oi the sup- posed disaster.

ST. JOIlN'S, Nfld., March 16.- A

“grave crror of illdgmcnt” was com- mitted by Cnptniii Abram Kean, of thc stcnulcr Svpliuno, :lull an “error of juclguicnt" by (lcnrgc Tuff, Chief tliliccr ol' tho steamer Newfoundland, in roiiiicctioii with the scal lililiting op- erations which resulted in the death of 73 members of the crew of the l\'c\\'i`oundland last Spring. :ic- cordiiig to the finding of a commission made public today.

The Commission was composed of

supreme court. Justice Johnson Chief Justice Harwood and Justices Emerson and Jolmsoii, of the Colonial dissentcd from the finding and flied a niinorlty opinion that neither Kean nor Tufl` was in anyway to blanic for the disaster. The commission was unanimous in holding that thc loss ot' the scaling stcamcr Southern Cross. with her crew of 175 men. about thc siime time, could be ascribed only to llic perils oi’ thc son. '

LONDON, March 1li.-Lieutenant

Colonel Guy de Mauricr, of the Royal lfiisilicrs sou of thc into George Du Mauricr, author of "Trilhy," and bro- ther of Gcrald du Mauricr, tlic actor manager of Wyiidmaii`s thcatro, has been klllcd in nction. The news was received by Gcrlilil du lilaurier last night at \Vyndl1nni's theatre, has bccii killed ln action in "ltnfiies." lt was announced from the stage and the ac- tor left the tlicatrei. his part bclug illi- cd by an uiiderstluly.

Lieutenant. Colonel Gug du l\iInur-

icr was the author of thc pliiy “Ali l<luglislimali’s llome" iinscd on an imaginative invasion of Gr(-at Iiriiiniii

by Germany. Tile play was ll Efelli success in Eiigliind. Ile WHS b0l'l\ ln 1865 and had served in thc nruiy for thirty ycars.

(Special to Tile Guardian) _ `

LONDON. March 17.-itcgarding

Sir Edward Grey‘s replies to‘ Ameri- ` ca's notes thc Express says: We are determined to cut off Gernianys sup- plies from America and all other neu- tral countries. Amorica will of course protest, \Vc shall 1-oiisiilcr licr protest willi all courtesy hut. we shall not cllniigi- our purpose. it is surt-ly bt-ltr-l' , to toll the truth."

PARIS, March 18.-The following

official communication was issued by the War Ofilcc to-night. A Zeppelin airship has dropped bombs oil Calais. aiming at the railway station. No serious material damage wus done, but seven employees were killed.

Iii the Chaliipligne wc made gains

io west, to iiorlli and east of ridge 190. and north-east of Lenieiisll. The 'enemy made u counter-attack, but were rcplllsed. Our gains extended eastward into thc ravine which runs i'rom ridge 196 in thc alirectinn of iicausejollrs. ln thc wood of Conseil- veric. north of Verilun, wc have car- ried two German treiiclies and made prisoners. At ilartmulin and llerkopf .we gained it little itruuml to the pre- vious position. 'l‘lie cnen1y’s losses. were very heavy and his trcncliei: were flill of dcnd.

LONDON, March 14.---The Daily

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