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Georgetown and Vigeiiy

Mm rank MwLes.n w-ss s us- ,” to Ghs.r-lottetown on Oct. 30.

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Mg, Lemuel Msecommsck. crew mamba of the O. G. B. Sorel. was I roam visitor to his home in Geo!I000'm-

.m-. and Mrs. Kenneth Fressr of. North Leke, were visitors to deorgoiown on October N, where mwwuuguestsetthe homsei Mr. and Mrs. Bpumeon Walker-

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The monthly meeting of George- town Bunch No. 16. Canad-lan Le- gion o! the 335.1... was held in the Legion Hell on November 10 st 8:80 pm. comrade President, Marcellus Goteil. presided.

.1t wss decided to accept the oiier of a group from Montague in present "The Musical Dlschords of 1968" in the Town Hall in Decem- br. in sid of the War Memorial

dler and Mrs. Flrenk La.va.miler were visitors to Charlottetown on Oct. 29. A

Mr.8.0.Knlahtwessbusi.ness visitor to Charlottetown on Oct

I Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy have as their guest, Mrs. Murphy's sister, Mrs. Daniel Bushsy of souls.

Mr. Joseph "Sonny" Johnson. lieving Agent. left last week ior Royalty J-uncton. where he will carry on the duties of 0. N. R... sgent for the next iew weeks.

Miss Shall-h. Morrison. who spent the summer in Georgetown Royalty, left last week by car on return to Boston, Mass.

Coma-Ides W.-ll-I7:-likes and A. Ar-

.sen.suit.. members at the George-

townIBrsnohNo.16 oitiheCs.n- s.d1s.n Legion have been engaged during the past few dsys in the Legions snnusi sale of wreaths and spmys for Remembrance Day snd vhsrve bem greeted with a. generous r from the citinens oi: the town end sdjscsnt country. 1

Miss Baggy Wslker has return- ed to her home in Georgetown siitter spending several weeks in North 1sks,ssiheguestsotMr.snd Mrs. Kenneth Freset. i

On Oct. 20, Mr. Bernard Keen- an, motored to the oity and was accompanied by Miss Mary Quinn. Mrs. Quinn end Mrs. Revel oi Oerdisen and Mrs. J. W. Lovers and Mrs. W. J. Fitzgerald of George .

..'M.iu Adele rilsgersld. Miss Jean Boston and Mr. Joseph Mac- Millsn of Ohsrlottetown motored to Georgetown recently, where they were guests st the home of Mr. snd Mrs. W. J. Fiixerald.

Mr. William Buiiett at Bouris u-rived in Georgetown see-ly istlhe week. when he will reside in the winter months with his son-in-lsw and daughter, Mr. snd Mrs. spur- geon Welkier.

Rev. W. G. 1-loge of Ohsrlottsa town srss s visitor to Georgetown on Nov. 1'1.

Mrs. Walter Oonohsn erldl son John, of Cardigan, were guests on Nov. 11 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W J Fihurold.

Mr. and Mrs. Prod Ohnndler of Charlottetown recently motored to Georgetown. where they visited at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Mai- oolm Msebssn

Min Peed! Wslkc is visiting in Oheriettetown. where she is the gum of friends. ,

Mrs. Hubert Poole and Miss Mu-the Pools of Montlrue. were gusts of Mt: Aliee Compton on Nov 1'1..

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Geor, t was on Wedssesdsy. De- cember 21 st 8:00 pm. and Oom- rade J.W. Levers was authorised to contact the zone commends:-. Judge J.S. Desltoohes, on the met- ter. Hell improvements end met- teu oi ilnsnee were discussed at length and finalised.

Gommde J. 3. Bcully. the trees- urer, presented an encoursging financial report, which was sdopt- ed. A further donation of 575 by the Branch to the Monument Fund was passed by themseting. It was decided that on vetersn paying his dues between now slid the end of the you, would be con- sidered as paid tor 1964.

Meeting adjourned.

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Mls-s Mabel O'Brien was in the city Saturday on business.

Mrs. P. K linnett was in the city Saturday on business.

Mrs. J. .1. Perry was in his city on Sunday.

Mr. P. R. Slnnett, Jr., of the Dominion Weather Bureau. Hel- ifsx, N. S., spent the week-end with his parents here. returning to his duties on Tuesday morn- mg.

Mrs., Wllilem Msebonsld who moved to reside in the city s short time ago, was a Sunday visitor to her old home Nov. 1

Mr. Joe MacDonald was a week- end visitor to the city where his parents are residing now. Mr. MacDonald lives alone on the farm.

Saturday night was a spooky night but no damage was report- ed here. Of course the little children had their iun.

The annusl bszssr under direc- tion of the Moreil C. W. L. was held in the Community hall on Oct. 27 and was well attended despite the wet weather.

Mr. and Mrs. Gus Aylwsrd have gone to the city to reside (or some time and may remain there for the winter.

Mr. Clifford Dunn has the con- tract for the building of the large burn for Mr. Ed. I-Iennebery, and they are getting slang well with the building when the weather ll tit.

Mr. Herbert Mclawsa hes

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Fortune Notes

Miss Miriam McDonald, Char- lottetown, wss s visitor to For- tune. during the week. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Altken and family.

Mr. Frsncis Jenkins and Mr. L. King were visitors to Oh'town on Thmsdsy.

Miss Elizabeth Aitken. nurse- in-trsining P. E. I. Hospital, 011'- townl, spent Nov. 11, the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Aitken and family.

Mr. L. W. Roper, Dominion Dept. of Agriculture, Ch'town was s. businesslvisitor to Fortune on Monday.

The many relstives and friends oi Mrs. Kenneth Clements. Mon- tague, are pleased to hear she is progressing isvnrnbiy. following herreeesit illness in Kings Coun- ty Hospital.

Mlle. Neil Nicholson. and Ion David, Albion Oross. are visiting in Fortune, the guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wood.

Mrs. Charles Mills. Hows Bay. was hasten on Nov. 4. to the members of Eglington and Home Bey Women's Institute for their nnnusl meeting.

Poole and Beers. Conn t ., were engaged recently in putting shore sand on the newly con- structed part of the lixlington R.osd., This covering has greatly improved the condition of this mad.

Mr. Ohsrles Gosbee, Murray Hsrbour, was a recent business visitor to Fortune.

Mr. snd Mrs. George Jackson, Fortune Bridge. their daughter, Mrs, Gsmet Godfrey, and two sons, Oh'town, and Mrs. Ernest Undemhey, and son Alan, Fortune, left Thursday, on a visit to rein- tives and iriends'in Boston, Mass.

Mrs. Jocelyn Coffin, Fortunr Bridge. left last week on e. visit to relatives and friends in Bos- ton and New Hampshire.

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Jenkins and two children, New Hampshire, were recent visitor-s'to Fortune. the guests of the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry kn snd other members oi the smily.

Rev. Donald Sharpe of Heuris-

T he was the guest speaker st the

recently, for Nantucket, Ms.ss., so-, companled by Mr. Preston IBryen- ton, also of Rollo Bey, who will visit relatives in Boston, Man.

home to Fortune lert recently, for Arlington. Mess, when she will lpgnd some time visiting with her son and dsughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Eerie Mscbonsld,

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Bay Fortune United Church. was a recent visitor to Orwell, where

Eesten Presbytery Y. P. 0'. Rally, held there on Nov. 11.

Mrs. Olinton MacDonald. who has epenttthe summer at her old

Mr. Bud Paton. Rollo Bey, left

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"'1' men island of Melts once was ;l1o.i:ed tollurdvmbutnottosii-4. ' a

left (or Toronto to join his. t" and sister and make his home in that city. .

Miss Mabel Mscbonsld who went to the city to reside s short time ego has taken a posi- ties: in Charlottetown. Her broth- er George has gone with s. can- tracting firm for the winter at least. I

A iew people from the city ar- rived hsre Sundsy sfternoon to pick cranberries but they found most of the picking had already been done.

Mr. Joe Oil-lsnley, who curries on s wood-working shop here, wes in the city on Saturday for s load of window glsss.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carr and children were Sundsy visitors here from the city with Mrs. Carr's parents,- Mr. And Mrs. Ernest Baker.

Mr. Hector Perry who has been

liter transferring from Moncton, has been laid oft. His old home is here.

..'Miss Frances sinnott who has been teaching school here for some years has resigned and ac- cepted a position in the civil service. She entered her new duties with the income tax branch at Charlottetown on November 2. All wish her success in her new service. i

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