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..'Mrs. Elmer Mcinnis was in Montague on Saturday where she visited her daughter who is I pat- ient in the Memorial Hospital.

Mr, and Mrs. Earle MacDonald lxvere visitors to Pisquid on Sun- day. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Jay.

Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Cobb, Mill- burn were Sunday visitors to Lorne Valley at the home of Mrs. Cobb's bctsther, Mr. James M. MacLeod.

Messrs. Lloyd MacDonald. George Johnson and Earle Mac- Donald were business visitors to iMonta.guc on Monday.

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Messrs. Raymond Shaw. Alvin 5mMyers and Merlin Quinn left 2M0ndny for Nova Scotia where they expect to spend the next few months.

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Q Messrs. Earle MacDonald. Mill- fmd Macbeod and Sheldon Mac- Leod were business visitors to the Capital on Friday.

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Messrs. Blrt Leard, Bruce wool- ridge and Peter MacLeod motor- ed to Charlottetown on Tuesday.

Miss Emily Shaw and Mr. Ray- mond Shaw wo:e recent visitors to Montague.

Macleod motored

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm and Mr. Peter Macleod

to Hampton on Friday.

l Her many friends are sorry to hem that Mrs. Alfred Crane has entered the Prince Edward Island Hospital for an operation and all wish for her a SDGEFIY 1'9”-lm W her usual good health.

livn-. Ind M's. .Georse Laud. Mt. Stewart, were recent visitors at the home of Mr.. and MH- George Mclnnis, Lorne .Valley.

The sympathy of the commun- ity goes out to Mr. Michael Foley. In the passing, of his brother. Wil- lred Foley of Weymouth. NOVI Scotla.

i Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mccennell. Charlottetown. motored to Lorne Valley on Sunday. ,

Mr. J. Drake, Hazelbrook. WI! a recent visitor to home Valley- M:-:---Z'1"Z'Mi""

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AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: llereld F. Landry. llre. Byron Itewert. Ire. Bruce Mufhee. Ike Joyce Wigglntel. Ill: Jean Jehutel. ' AGENT GEORGETOWN: Wlldol Levon.

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...!CllBlSTMAS concert. Vic- toria Cross School, December 21st. Admission .30 and .20.

Mr. John 3. Yea, student of Prince of Wales College, spent the week-end at the home of his parents in Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. George Rendell. Montague. accompanied by their two children. were visitoi-I to Charlottetown on Saturday.

Mrs. (Dr.) L. A. Johnston. Mon- tague, spent the past week in Charlottetown. guest of her bro- ther-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Nicholson.

....0M0T0B VESSEL INPOBT- The large motor vessel, "Freda M" arrived in port in Montague yesterday morning from Grand Banks. Newfoundland. The vessel is under the command of Cap- tain C. Williams. and will take on a cargo of mixed produce from Poole and Thompson. local exporters for several ports in Newfoundland. .

FaialdyIhAig Si. Peieri Bay

Frank Wright Qulgley. 28-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Qulgley, St. Peters Bay, was found dead in his parents' home about midnight Saturday night. Death was believ- ed due to gunshot wounds in the chest. The young man. In only son. was unmarried and had lived with his parents. He had been in Charlotte- town Saturday and returned to st. Peter's Bay by bus that night. Cir- cumstances surrounding his death were withheld pending a corcner's inquest. Dr. as. A. Inman. coroner, swore in a jury yesterday morning and viewed the body. The inquest will be resumed on' Monday. Dec. 18 in the St. Peter's Bay court house. An autopsy will be perform- ed this morning in Charlottetown.

Members of the jury are: Messrs. Chester C. Pratt, fcreman: Ralph L. Sanderson. R. Colin MacDonald, Kenneth E. MoCa.llum, John Macxinnon. John Francis Jay and Joseph P. Leslie.

Pisquiii East liotes

..f Mr. IE. E. Jay was a visitor to Charlottetown cn Tuesday.

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Mrs. George Dover was a visitor in Charlottetown on Tuesday.

Miss'Theresa Kelly visited her home in Pisquld ililast on Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Birt. Park- daie, visited Pisquld East on Tues- day.

Miss Georgie Dover. student It P. W. C. spent the week-end at her home in Fisquid East.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hughes, Bed- iord were guests of Mrs. Hughes parents Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kelly cn Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDonald, Lorne Valley spent Sunday with Mrs. MacDonald's parents Mr. and Mrs. George W. Jay.

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Mrs. Harold Jay and Mr. Floyd Jay were in Charlottetown on busi- ness on Tuesday.

Hlsmany friends in Pisquld East are sorry to hear their mail carrier Mr. Joseph Grant is I patient in the Charlottetown Hospital and all hope to see him Iround again soon.

Vlliiin iloaii . Ami Vicinity

..fMr. Ind Mrs. Harry Bonneli, Charlottetown. spent the weeik-end at their arm It Whlm Road.

Miss Mary MacDonald, formerly of Chulottetown, is spending 5”. H91 dlys visiting friends and rel- atives It Whim Road.

Mrs. Murdock MIcDoneld ,Ind son Kenny were week-end visit- ors to Lower. On their return home they were Iccompa led by Mrs. MacDonald's father. Mr. Ken- neth 'Mac-Doneld. who intends to aemgln for I few days It Wlilm

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It is interesting to note that I pair of Beavers Ire maklng'i.heir home at the brook on the farm of Mr. Russell MIcBeth. They are Ilreedy building a dam. but seldom can be seen It work since they seem to poeseu I very my nature. It is hoped that their life then will not be in any way endangered no that the colony mIy develop.

Mrs. William D. Fraser wu hasten to the members of the whim Road W. M. S. uxlllery. Montague United Churc , when they held their meeting It her home in Albion on Friday night wl h In Ittende e of seven mom- be I end four ion. The pres- ident. Mn. William D. ti-Iur. pre- Ilded and the secretary. Mu. Cecil Campbell. read the minutes and attended to the usual business of the meeting. The topic of discus- Iion for the evening was the Itudy

MI in the its ple of todey. Hyman our g the Inuit; were " fat 3

dainty lunch was served by the "made In Iocielhom-.'l'he

Min Shirley Stewart. Montague. was a week-end visitor to Char-

lottetown. guest of Mils Violet Hutcheson. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Nelson.

Montague. were vlsitorrto Char- lottetown on Saturday.

Mr. John M.elliIh. New Perth. was a recent business visitor to Summereide.

..'AT'l'EN1'l0N MOTHERS: - Well-Baby Centre will be held in the Montague Town Hall by the Public Health Nurse on Friday, December 15th from 2 to 4 P. M.

New iieporis Of Unusual Growth

The unusuel summer weather which the province has been ex- periencing this fell has brought

out some unusual effects. and un- usual activities at this time of the year.

Several reports have come in re- garding flowers blooming again. and two weeks Igo Mr. Louis Mac- Donald had : rose bush almost all in bloom. Last week Mr. Arnold Vanlderstlne showed. and can still show. beds of pansies bloom- ing in all the freshness of their new growth. New buds hlve also appeared on many trees in this locality to give evidence of the resurgence of the new growth even at this late date of the year.

The most unusual activity. how- ever, was that which has been taking place on the fanm of Mr. Don Sempie. Montague. where for the past week they have been digging potatoes which are equal in quality to those picked in October. Mr. William Gillis of Union Road has also been pulling turnips for the past week which are also of good quality. Although no oi-her reports of late growth have been reported. there are. without doubt. many other in- stances of this reappearance of late growth on the Island.

Murray Harbour North

Mr. Edward Glow. Montague was a recent visitor to Murray Harbour North recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Craswell. Carleton Siding were the recent guests of Mrs. Craswell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Johnston, Pe- ter'I Road.

The many friends of Mrs. Harry Reid. Murray Harbour. will regret to learn that she is confined to her home owing to illness.

Mr. and Mrs. James Lowery end Mr. and Mrs. John Macxenzle, Montague, were recent visitors to Cambridge. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert sencabaugh.

Mrs. Jack Macl.ean of Peter's Road is spending I few days in Chalottetown where she is the guest of Mr. Ind Mrs. Lester Johnston.

Mr. Ind Mrs. Garfield Johnsmn, Pcterls Road, were recent visitors to Murray Harbour. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Johnston.

Playmates of My:-no clow. little I daughter of Mr. and Mn. George '

Glow. Murray l-larbcur. will regret to learn that she is ill at her home. They hope to see her out soon.

Mrs. Bessie Graham. Peter's Road left on Thursday for Nl.IgI.rI- On-'Phe-Leke where she will spend the winter months with her niece. Mrs. Carl Anderson.

Mia: Beatrice Johnston, Mr. and and Mrs. Emert Undorhey and young son Fulton. of Fortune Bridge. were visiting relatives in Murray Her-hour North and Peters Road recently.

Mr. Cameron Glow of MurrIy Harbour was I recent visitor to Hopewell. N. S. -where he was the guest of Mr. Ind Mrs. John Mu- Phcrson.

The regular monthiyy meeting of the Mui-rIy Herbcur North Women's xnstltuia was held It the home of Mrs. Fred G. Johnston on Tuesday evening, Despite the weather I goodly number were pre- sent. At the close of the business meeting. I delicious lunch was nerv- edrby the hoIteu. assisted by me. Newton Hickcn. Mrs. Edwliid Mil- ler. and Mrs. William Dunn.

The my friends of Mr.” Andrew MlilIr.'ILurrIy Harbour North will regret to learn that he is ccnflned to his bed. Mr. Miller is in his Both your end although not being in very good health for the put few years. wII able to be Iround. in: many friends wish him I speedy recovery.

DALLAS. Tom. Dee. 10-(AP)- At lent one fireman wu lniur- ed II a four-alarm fire swept a furniture company. I paint .plInt' Ind other bulldlngl here Saturday. Another man burned to dnth in I Ieperete fire.

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IN MEMORIAM

MR8. WILFIID VICTOR.

....' On the morning of SOPWW her 4th.. mo. I gloom was out over Newport and Iurroundinl dil- tricts. when the led and Ihocklnil now: became known that Mn. Wil- fred Victor had suddenly peaud Iwey in the King's County Mem- orial Hospital It the early age of thirty seven yearn.

In her peeling her husband is robbed of n kind. lovinl -nd-I-Mb ful wife. four smell children are bereft of the guiding hand and tender love of I. devoted mother. parents robbed of the kindness and devotion of a dutiful dlulhhr who. by her thoughtfuinola Ind contin- uous Icts of kindness added so much to their comfort and hep- plness in this world; sisters and brothers are denied her wise oouncil and slsterly love, and the neigh- bourhood will keenly feel the loan of such I community-5, -lied cit- iron.

Dnth. though sudden did not find her unprepared. 1-lers was I life of preparation. for gracing her pathway in this, her short. life was her sense of duty and obligation to her home Ind loved ones. I duty which she performed so faithfully and well in I tnie christian man- ner. she was I devoutmember of the catholic Church Ind her cheer- ful submission to God's holy will It Ill times, enabled her to bear patlentiy and uncomplai ' gly the trials and sufferings of this life.

Her many little deeds of kindness performed in her own quiet man- ner will be a fitting monument to her memory to those - old and young who hId the pleasure of her acquaintance.

A fitting recognition of the es- teem in which the deceased was held was the very large number of friends and relatives from far and near who came to pay their Ilit tribute of respect to a true friend and to offer words of comfort to the bereaved family. Besides her grief stricken husband and four small children ranging in age from nine years to two weeks, she leaves to mourn her sorrcwlng parents. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew FltzpIi.rick. Woodvllle Mills. five sisters and sLx brothers namely: - Mrs. Andy MacI..ean. Cardigan; Mrs. Maurice Johnstone. Lyndale; Mrs. Cornelius Morrison, Montague; Teresa and Eileen at home; Ralph. Cardigan; Plus, Newport; Joe. Gerald. Donnie and Leonard at home.

Her funeral, so largely attended. -was held from her late residence on Sept. 6th to St. George's Church. St. Georges. where, Requiem High Mass was celebrated by her pas- tor. Rev. B. J. MacDonald. who also officiated at the interment in the church cemetery.

As all that was mortal of this young wife and mother was ten- derly laid to rest, many a silent tear fell and from the hearts of all present ascended that fervent prayer "nequlescat in Pace". Six brothers, above mentioned, acted Is pallbearers and the hearse was driv- en by Joscph Macbellan of New- port. '

Mane Cords

Father. mother. brothers and sis- ter. Wilfred and children.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Victor. Georgetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Oomelius Morrison. Montague.

Mr. Ind Mrs. Andrew Maculn. cardigan North.

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Johnston Lyndale. '

Mr. Ind Mrs. Maurice A. Fitz- patrick, Woodvllle.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fitzpatrick. I

Woodvllle Mills. .

Mrs. Joseph Fitzpatrick. De Gros Marsh. Mr. Raymond Fitlpatrlck. Monte-

ue. Miss Stella Fitzpatrick. cher- l ttetmvn. Mr. and Mrs. John J. somcrs Ind family, st. Georges. Mr. and Mrs. William Christian Ind fImily, Launching. Mrs. Mary ll. Coffin, Old Town. Maine.

Mrs. Alice O'Donncl, nolendeie. Mesa.

Mr. and Mr: xlmbell Victor. Cardigan.

Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Victor. Cer- digen. .

Mr. and Mrs. John Den Comp- bell, CIrdigIn.

Miss Muion Morrison. Toronto. Ont. . -

Mr. John J. Victor. JImIicI Plains. Mun.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harris. ll- mire.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred rbrgerty. Glenfenning.

Mrs. Philip Morrison and family, Georgetown.

Mr. Ind Mrs. Francis MIcIellI.n.

awport. Mr. and Mrs. Joesph Macmi- lan, Newport.

Mrs. Ill-nest unord. at. George:

Mu. Clementine Campbell, Georgetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseiii J. Rooney. Morell.

Major and am. John A. Mac- Domld, on-dlgan.

Mu. David Mecboneld Ind Fren- ces Steele. Cardigan

Capt. William aigeworth Ind family. Newport. .

III. and Mn. Jerome Ifacnonald Newport. Mrl. Herold Mecdiegor. Boston.

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Mr. Ind Mu. Claude Henry. Summervllie.

Mr. and am. Francis Murphy. Burnmerville.

Mr. and Mrs. Austin Johnston. It.

Georges. Mrs. J. .1. kgempbell Iad Weleion. O

P . - Newport and beam Innh lo- elel club. lodeilty of St. Georges

, Mrs. Margaret Lin .

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Cardigan.

Dr. and am. Kennedy. Georgetown.

Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Maononeld. New-port.

Mr. Ind Mrs. LD. Hennueey Ind George Macboneld.

Mr. and family. launching.

Mr. Ind Mrs. 100 Fey and fun-

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lly,Nowport. Miss Sarah MIcmllAn. Cam- bridge. Mus. Mrs. Mary Draw. Gembrlhe.

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M1580: Georgina Ind Julie Camp- bell. U. B. A.

Miss Mae MacDonald. Hills. Mass.

Miss Catherine Campbell, Boston. Mass.

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Mr. Ind Mrs. Moreil.

Joseph Rooney, Pillow

Mr. and Mrs. Angus R. MIcKen- zie Ind Mrs. Claude Pinir.

Wreeth ' Miss Isabelle Camonelle spi-IyI

Mr. and Mrs. E. 1". Gaff.

Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Morrison. Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. Montague.

Mrs. Elva MIoGregor and Flor- ence.

Bruce MIcPhee.

Card: of Sympathy

Mr. and Mrs. Nell Morrison, An- nandale.

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Boudreault. Georgetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Charlottetown.

Mrs. Efia McEachern. Souris.

Mrs. John J. Campbell, at Georges.

Mrs. Joseph Fitzpatrick. England.

Miss Teresa MacDonald, char- lottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy. Panmure Island.

Mr. and Mrs. - Fardle Georgetown.

Miss Teresa victor. Montague.

John Campbell. Georgetown.

Grace Lewis. Cardigan.

Women's Institute, Primrose.

Stephen Boylen.

Cvotell.

Ind Mn. Joseph Gardiner .

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Herold Weir. Boston, Mass,

Mr. Ind Mrs. Elby I-lowlett. Au. mdale.

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Morrison and family. st. Georges.

Mr. and Mrs. William Nortin. Bos. ton. Mass. Mrs. Muriel Maclienzic and fan,. fly. Cardigan. Mrs. Alex Arsenault, Georgetown, Freda Morrison. Ottawa, om, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sanderson Cardigan. ' Madeline MacPherson. st. John. Eileen Morrison. st. Georges, Mr. and Mrs. Trevcr Chcvorie. Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Burke. Char. lottetown Mr, and Mrs. Centrevlile. Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Burke. card. igan. Mr. and Mrs Charles Cmwford, Ottawa. Mr. Ind Mrs. J.M. Maclfenzie. Vancouver B. C. Mr. and Mrs. William Heacock, Halifax. N. S. Aunt Minnie and family,

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Mrs. Joseph Furb;-r,'Dorchester.

Jane Butler. Charlottetown.

Annette and Leona Langtelgne. St. John. N. B. '

Helen Johnston. st, Georges. I

Mr. and Mrs. Dougal MacDonald and family, st. Peters Bay.

Mr. and Mrs. M.J. Weber and family, California.

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