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'A carefully prepared series of notes of Meteorological and Botanical observations made in the period 1910-1937; and includ- lng a short list of common insects.

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Sea View And Vicinity

The past. week reminded all that winter was again with us the high wind piled the snow in sucn bzinls making it impossible for the cars to continue in the coun- 11y and there is also verv puor sieigliing as in places the ground is quite bare.

The local stores here are doing h 230d Christmas trade and lock- liiu quite attractive with their de- ccrations.

Mrs. James E. Murphy and little son: lcit rccently for Halifax to take up their residence there Mr. Murphy enlisted at the be- ginning of the war and is serv- ing in the Navy.

Private Bruce Coulson of the Prince Edward Island Highland- ers is spending a pleasant visit in Sea View with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. JOseph Coulson.

The Sea View W. I. hcld their December meeting at the home of Mrs. John W. Murphy. There was a good attendance of Members and several visitors who the mem- bers ivcie pleased to entertain. The n-ew president Mrs_ Earle MacKay ca-pably presided and the nlwtln; opened in the usual way with the Institute Ode and Creed, The new Secretary Marlon Picker- ing called the roll and gave the minutes of the last meeting which rzrtve rise to several items of busi- ness which were latcr discussed. Tho new secretary Marion Picker- lnxz reported sending a. parcel of socks to Charlottetown also that more yarn had been procured for socks, sweaters and scarves those were almost completed and ready to be sent. The buying commit- tee also stated that material had been procured for pnuemonia. Jae- kets, etc, and Mrs. John Picker- ing kindly invited the members to her hOme to start sowing. A let- ter of appreciation was read from s sick member who had been re- membeved 1n illness. It was then decided to remember Mrs. J. E. Murphy who had been a faithful member for several years with s little gift. as she is leaving the community. Questionnaire for the meeting was discussed and filled out by the oonvenor. The pro-

gram committee then entertained with an interesting reading by Mrs. James E. Murphy also a berry contest which created much amuse- ment. Mrs. James Murphy receiv- ed the prize in this contest. The singing oi’ the King brought the meeting to a close after which lunch Was served by tho hostess assisted by Mrs. Duncan Budlbury and MLss Lillian Maclleod. The hostess for the January meeting is Millie Cousins and Laura Graham. Roll call to be answered. The donation through the Institute

by purchase

yarn and Red Cross supplies was in the vicinity of $Z>.00.

’I‘he many friends of we. John T. McKay are pleased to learn she has recovered from her illness sufficiently to be able to be about again.

Mr. Leslie MacKay of the Steam- ship Brant spent the week-end at his old home in Damley the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McKay.

Mr, Arthur McKay was a visitor to Biunmerslde on Monday.

Mrs. Josie MnoGrcgor entertain- ed the members of the Darnley W. I. at her home on Wednesday evening for their December met~ lng. There was a good gathering. President Mrs, James Hickey pre- sided and opened the meetng in the usual way. Committees re- ported and the usual business dis- cussion fnllowcd. The members were all busily engaged working for the Roll Cross. Plans were made to purchase more material and to meet a ain as soon as the necessary artlccs and yarn ar- rived. A delicious lunch was serv- ed nnd a pleasant evening spent.

Th» hockey club of Sen Viewhrc plmuL-zig for another season's spnrl. and pirparatlnns are being

made to obcn the Sea View Skat-

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Many friends will regret to learn that Mrs. Stanford Pickering, though somewhat improved in with. is still ixmfined to her

The farmers are all busy cut- ting firewood for the coining win- ter and the recent tall 0i snow has made the sleighing good enough for hauling.

Messrs John and Reginald Mountain, Darnley. were VLSltOlS to siunmerslde on Thursday,

The many friends oi Mr. Preston Pickering regret to lcnm of his misfortune in falling from the loft of his barn injuring himself mak- ing is necessary for medical at- tiention.

‘The people of Irlshtown and sur- rounding communities gathered on Friday evening to tender a re- ception to Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- Leod who had recently been married and to welcome the bride t0 their midst. This honored couple were the remipcnt of many ‘useful gifts from many friends and a. most pleasant evening was en- joyed by all. A delicious luncheon was served and all departed home after wishing this young couple many years of wedded bliss and

happiness. Previous to her mar- riage Mrs. McLeod, (nee Col-e) ne- ceived many gifts from the peo- ple of Spring Valley whore she was most popular among her many friends”

On Thursday evening the peo- ole of Sea. View gathered at the h0me of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Coulson to do honor to their son Bruce who is a private in the P. E. Island Highlanders, and who was returning to join ills regiment after spending a few days with hLs parents. When all had as- sembled Mr. Arthur Stewart was asked to preside and in a icw Well chosen words welcomed all in be- half of the hos‘. and hostess and explained the nature of ilic gath- ering. James W. Murphy then read a splendid address while Layton Coulson presented . Coulson with a purse containln a neat sum of money in recognit on oi Mr. Coulson volunteering for military service and as n remem- brance from his friends who were present. Mr. Coulson thanked all for their kindness in remember- ing him at this time and all join- ed in singing Fur He is a Jolly Good Fellow. The evening was pleasantly sDerit in names and social intercourse after which lunch was served by the ladies and a social half hour followed.

Miss Lilia McLeod, Victoria West. is spending a leasnnt visit in Sea View the trues of Mr. and Mrs. John C0ll's0l‘l.

Many friends In this community nre indeed sorry to learn of the casein: of Mrs. Jacob Duggap at

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jou may be one of the Lucky Ones! Two Free Enterprise Ranges, one at each store, Summerside and Charlottetown, will be wrapped in big packages and PADLOCKED. When you order your new Enterprise, you use your skill in selecting the RIGHT KEY to open the Holman-Enter- prise padlock. If you choose the Key that on December 23rd opens the BOUGHT will be given you ABSOLUTELY FRE

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the home of her son Mr. John Duggan, Kensihgtoii. The late Mrs. Duggan was 92 years of age and spent the greater part of her life in Spring Valley where she was greatly respected for her many fine qualities and will be kindly remembered by many friends. Kind sympathy from many‘ friends is

bereavermen t,

Mr. Roy Adams and Mr. Assph Blakaney were business visitors to summerslde on Saturday.

Mr. Leigh and Robert Vsuther-

land were nlnOng the visitors to Summcrslde last week.

The principal and pupils of sea View school are completing their program for their Christmﬁs eon- cert.

Mrs. Edwin Donald entertained the members of Darnley and Sea View WMS. at her home on Thursday evening. Owing to the stormy evening the attendance was small. The president Mrs. Josie MocGregor presided and the meet- ing opened by singl hymn. O Come All Ye Falthfu. The pro- gram for the meeting from the November Missionary Monthly was carried out by the different mem- bers. The t chapter of the Study Book Many Millions was given by Mrs. H. J. Donald basing her thoughts on the most inter- esting parts. As the meeting was sms‘l it was decided to leave the annual meeting to the next meet- ing when the officers would be elected. 'I'he devotional program was on Christmas and several members contributed readings and helpful thoughts on the topic. Roll call was answered with s. Christ- mas thought. Plans were made to reorganize the Mission Band and a, committee was appointed of Mrs. McGi-egor, Mrs. Arthur Mc- Kay and Jean McKay to orzﬂnir-e. It was decided t0 hold a special

meeting between Christmas and the New Year. Delegates were appointed to attend Presbyterial on January 24th and 25th. A let- ter of thanks was nod from Mrs. George Murray, Trinidad, thank- lng members for Christmas parcel sent. The iii-st verse of O Little Town of Bethlehem was used as a closing prayer. The mite boxes were opened and liho Christmas oiferh Wis lven. The members were peased have several visi- tors present. The hostess served refreshments at the close of the meeting and a social hour followed.

The many friend-s of Mrs, Les Brennan are indeed to learn of the illness of her lit e daugh-

ter Pauline in the Children's Hos- pital ln Halifax where she has been for the last few months in treatment when the little one was stricken with pneumonia. The lob- cst. word she was somewhat 5m- proved. All sincerely trust she will soon be able to return to her home in Damlclh-V.

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