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BRACKLEY CHRISTMAS CONCEDT

The annual Christmas concert was held in Bracklev Hall on Pri-

. Samuel Good cfl-mbly Mtfid as chairman. The following mo- lunm was presented to a very an-

Instrumental muisn-Mrs. Harold Stead. Wallace and fiterllruz Steed.

l preclatlve audience.

- Chorus, Merry Christmas Day. by

the school. i Recitation. A Little Bcys’ Christ-- rnss. Ian News . Recitation. A Clever Scheme. Bren/ton Newscn. A Drama. without Words. a Ter- rible Catastrophe by seven boys. Recitation. He Could Help. Roy Stewart. Nsolo. In Graham's Day. Ella

ewell. Recitation. Shoe or Stocking. Ro- land Home. Duet. Two Sweethearts. sterling and sldney Stead. Recitation. Jes’ Befcre Christ- mas. Arthur Home. Exercise. Santa. Claus. Roland | Hore. Ian Newell and Roy Stewart. Solo. Some Folks. Noreen New-

l l son. When Pa Shaves. Sidney Stead. Dialogue. Poor Uncle Abner. b i Solo. You'll Always be Mine m My Dreams. James Newell i Recitation. The Twins. Sterling

a . i Instrumental music. Wallace and Sterling Stead. Old Maids Drill by 6 young ladies Rielullrul. hirs. Gordan Webb. Recitation. How Father Cerves ih- Duck. Alton Home. Duet. Silver-haired Sweetheart. Wallace and Sterling Stead.

Rlecitatlon. Our Christmas Pres- . Howard Stewart. Recitation. Bpeda II _ B u. n.

rventon.

Solo, Beautiful Dreamer. Ivan Recitation. when Christmas Is Coming. Noreen Newscn.

Negro Dialogue. Yamuh. Boss. by four boys.

RbdtUTJ/Cn. Christmas Giving. Ella N

Chorus. A Christmas Good-

rsrem sus . from the well-laden tree. distribu ed Rift-s and candy to the pupils. brush. comb. and Miss

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Sea View And Vicinity

The cars are assin very much in sight on thfhlghways, the re- cent thaw has taken the snow sud the only means of travelling is on wheels.

Mr: and Mrs. Jchn MsoNutt rs- turned to their home in Darn-icy after spemiing a pleasant visit. with friends 1n Charlottetown.

Mr. Clark Cslaley was a recent visitor t/b Sea. View and spent a pleasant visit with friends there.

Mia Lulu McDonald. Baltic was s recent. visitor in Stanchel. the guest of her aunt. Lulu Champion.

and Mrs. Elvin MacArthur

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CONFEDEB-AIION LIFE INBU mo: nun-raisin‘ 5T- Mil-K’! OBIDIT UNION- ,Tbst s t. of unselfish self-denial which so essential to the suc- cessful working of any Credit Un- ion was never better exemplified than on Jen 12th. when. in Spite of rout hich were neither suitable for shigh nor carriage and

Mr. and little daughter Joyce spent s. few days pleasantly in Sea View‘ the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clif-l fond Maclaren.

The many friends of Mr. Ker- bert Dixon are indeed sorry to learn of the serious nature of the illness. Mr. Dixon is a patient in Prince Edward Island Hospital‘ for X-ray treatment. l

Mrs. I. M. Ramsay. Malpeque.‘ is making a good recovery follow-

mg hcr recent ope-“gtion in Prince County Hospital.

Mm Millie Cousins entertained the members of the Sea View W- l I. on Wednesday evening. Al-a though the evening was unfavor- able and the roads bad eighteen members were present besides a large number cf VlSllOfS. President Mrs. J. ll. Mtlynhj; Dftfldéd and the meeting opened with the Ode and Creed after w-hlch roll call was answered with the members telling the names of their first school teacher. The dillefillt ccm- mlttees gave splendid reports and the minutes created the usual busi- ness discussion. It was decided to have a grab bag at {he next In~ stltute meeting and also m have s Valentine Supper and plans were made for some and the necessary committees appointed Letters of appreciation were read from mem- bers who had been kindly re- membered st, Christmas. Members requested Secretary to send letters. of sympathy to several who had‘ been recently bereaved in the com-l munily. Questionnaire on Child

Welfare was discussed and filled. ln by the Convener. The yearly‘, programs were dlstrlbuted among. the members by the committee in‘ charge after which an interesting

debate was carried out. Resolved

that the pioneer woman dld more

for the community than the mod-

ern woman. The following gave in-

teresting speeches on the debate.

Pro. Mrs. H. L Donald. Mrs. J. W.

Pickering. Mrs. Leigh Sutherland. Con was Mrs. James R. Murphy,

Margaret Blakaney and Mrs. 112i M- Donald. The decision of the judges was in favor c! the Con side (the modern woman) and a nice prize was awarded to the win- ning side. An interesting contest was then enjoyed by all. Mrs. R4 R. Murphy. Mrs. J. E. Campbell won the prize in the contest. Theo singing of the National Anthem brought this meeting to a close after which the hostess served a delicious lunch assisted by Laura Graham and Mrs. J. E. Murphy. The next meeting will be held at gig homo of Mrs. John E. Camp-

The funeral of the late Pauline Coulson, R. N. was hold from her father's residence at Sea View on Friday afternoon and was largo attended by many friends from‘ far and near who came to pay their

last tribute of respect to the de-

ceased who was greatly loved and

respected for her loving and

charming personality. To know her; was to love her. she was called to

higher service in the Home Be-i ycnd. The service at the home' was conduct-vi by REV. Mr. Fream assist/ed by Rev. Mr. Thomas. Rev- Mr. Fream spoke many comfort- ing words to the bereaved and nald a lilting tribute to the many fine nualltlcs to the life of the de- ceased and her cheerful willing- ness to help ln every wav possible in the Master's service. The de- ceased was a member of the choir of St. Stephen's Church, Burllng~ ton and greatly assisted in her voice of song. The hvmns sung were. Peace. Perfect Peace. Safe In The Arms of Jesus. Mr. Roscoe Walker sane with deep feeling. Will The Circle Be Unbroken. Rev. Mr. Thomas offered prayer and read the Scripture. At the close of the serv‘ce the remains were bournc to St. Stephen's Church 0f which the deceased was a faithful and devout member. The church was filled with sympathetic friends and

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menobers f splendid co» operation st all times and looked forward optimistically to the fu- ture. Mr. David Griffin review- ing the work of the Credit Com- mittee admitted that the number of loans made thus far w-as alto- gether coo small but he looked forward to an improvement in this regard soon. The Chairman of the Supervisory Committee compli- mented the Treasurer. Mr. Leo Dalton. and the retiring Treasurer. Mr Alfred E. Reilly on their ef- ficiency in keeping the books of the Union. an examination of the books showing everything to b2 100% wcurateThe prlnclpalspeak- er of the evening was Mr. James Blscquiere, President of Stella Maris Credit Union. North Rustlco. who gave a very inspiring address, theoourse of which hereferredto the work being done by Station No. 19 of the Fishermenb Union of which he Ls president. The en- Joyable part of the evening's pro- ceedings was the lunch served by the lad members of the Union. Votes c thanks vme tendered w the President and officers; also to Reverend Father Francis under whose initiative the Credit Union was Qrganiwd. The following of~ floers will serve durin 1939; Dir- ectors ~Peter B. Boger, Peter Dalton. Vincent Dalton, R. Locke, Benrett Howard, Harry McKay. Leo Dalton. Leo Mclinnis, Mark Murphy; Credit; Committee — David. Griffin. Lloyd Bradshaw. Bernard R2413". Supervisory com- mittee —R»ev. M. E. Francis, Ha{°1°LD9Yl¢- ..Qh&l'.1.

ents and only brother Iayton in their sad bereavement.

Miss Dolly Slmms. French River has recently accepted a position in Kensin ton with. the Marina Beauty Soon-

Miss Ellen Harrington, principal of Clinton School spent the week- end wlt-h friends in Park Comer.

Mix Vera Brande: has returned to Charlottetown 0o complete her studlm in Prince of Wales College.

Mr. and Mlrs. Lester Duggsn are recewlxig hearty congratulations on the arrival of a. baby girl to their home on January 8th.

Mr. Roland ering has re- turnedtoBelm tto resume his duties after spending a pleasant holiday at his old home in Sea

iew.

The snow plough has cleared the highway from Malpeque to Ken- n and several are again m ng trips to Summersidc by car.

Mr_ Roy Adams was a visitor to Charlottetown this past week on business.

Several of the farmers of this community have their winters supply of wood cut and are pa- tiently waiting for sncw to get. lt hauled home.

Many from this community al- tended the funeral cf the late Mrs. Uttlefield which was held at st. Stephen's Church, Burlington. on Sunday past. The deceased was at one time a resident of Sea View and will be kindly remembered by many friends here who extend sincere sympathy to all sorrowlng friends.

Keir McKay our local exceedingly busy

days. as the quickly dull the

Mr. blacksmith is horseshoeing those icy hard shoes-V.

roads

Rev. Mr. Fream conducted the ser- vlzra. A“ ll“ Cruse m.» rrrramd was tendsfv laid tn rest in the fam- ily plrl there. The nail bearers

wcrr Nle-"s. Eddie Murohv. Keir Dugvnn. Robert Sutherland, Iran Duzgan. lsovne Campbell and

Jame: Murphy. There were many

beautiful. final tributes from ‘ a"1'zlrg fzlznds also from the c w" '"-ti~-~ and from the

. T“ sincere sym‘ pathy of a host cf friends is ex- tended to her heart-broken par-

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How Many Feathers on the Turkey?

20 Prizes Difercd For Best Answers.

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