.tel-, Mrs. Christi Wood, of Boston.
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llie Latest and Most Iiipiriallii ' lleaiiiiig Miiierbbeleoieli From This Week’s News for Tile' Clisrloiieliw -ll|isl'liia*ii'ii"‘fSallirilily
_ - .__-_-_; _--‘ - - _-1, __-¢~ --
ml will visit her parents before re-
in to Boston take the position
liospital.
th - dig many friends will be glad to
iiaodprogress toward recovery.
vour illness and expresses a hope
four years. .»
(Sgdl."W. D. Cowan."
New rt Rhode Island. USA)
Ralph II. Brown, Experimental Farm has been lgrrsdd
read. P0
_ _ -__-- i A cnmm\~nicotlml was read from assist in the construction work near
_ k _'l»RiDAl. isil0./ER-On Friday E. E. Pstrkman. stating that he was the, Hillsborough Bridge. The
S9i `i|3l'9 r _\f‘lliIl.'f Miss Evangeline Veasey cn- going ilwuv for the Summer and dr dge sailed from Port Arthur bbw "bb nb b: 'b"'bib‘-“'- bi- ll \'lEii|!htflll misccilnn- stating that he would not pay part difyui; n mgnth ago and was in
as can bc ~'xpcctcll. O _ Polls rbov/el' in honor of Miss Mary rl' ills taxes owing to the nuisance guinmersidc im Tde5ddy_
» 7 ;f_i10S'; nlarriakc to Mr. Weivirfhicll.. lic alleged. was created by a ____
ins ozes place on Tuesday. nearby dance hall. A|>p0[N1‘M|_.;N1‘S Ai, meeting
slviorlna |ioi.lnA¥.---Miss Ol- The lluuul/_ brl<l'f-i0-be receivedi rf thc Provincial Exccriilvc Mrs. Warburton, daiilililil' Ol. Jlidilc lliiny, bcalitlflil gifts, rtccompanicdi WEDNESDAY Chnuvin n iomiei. supervisor was B, Warburton and Mrs.-Warbllxw by liiiumorous verses which caused‘ ATTENDING FlRl~IlVlEN'S CON- nnnninied ieinnoinry snnnivinni. oi who has been engaged in hos- mill; _'m¢l'l`l|ll€llif \Vil¢li l'0\1<i~ Aiicr VENTION.--Chief Thos. Ranahan wnnicnn Inniiininn iiii Onnnnei. inn \ _ work in Boston. is iiosvii on a 3-ni/I r.~ri1li$3:uiltievl;niilz with music left yesterday afternoon for saint Mn C A Ben, win nnnnininii Fin,
. . - ~ . -. f I ' s s . .. _ ' '
mnsiiiu liiilteulgliln Sgglltllzrtliuieé :_ WMC mrwdi any lefrc llmcllt John viherc he \vill attend the Cons Mnniiiniv Vice E_ H_ Beer resigncii
vention of Fire Chiefs twgignh opih ,ind Mi, G_ “_ H0imes_ Notary Pub
- . ' " U18 li - - b lic and Co missioner for takin ac-
0Fi_wimb ELnCTED__Thc ion tllelc this morn m 5
tum S ' _. r ' Conventloll will continue for two iinoivicdgmeni ni denim Mi._ Mai, iii superintendent of the Farquhar ~°“'b‘“ °m°°'S we" "l°°°°d fb’ "b°iduyS |colm Macdonald of Lorne valley has'
Canodi Ch '
an amber of Commerce “ti -'~* been swom in as High Sheriff for
thc final meeting held in Quebec* .WELL KNOWN RESIDEN-i-_'K , C
5 i, d ii i ~ ~~ 'nga ounty
ur. J. s. aasncli raccivcrl thc roi- nf “'Bfi‘Q’in‘;_ ”§‘f,’§‘i‘_eni"°S§if“i”i' W' Swollen Ausus Mcliulay. sourlr-._ I ‘ ___
» ie ' Ross. Mont l; t ' I ,' ° P9-5 We mlm 5- an W 5’iW. M. S. -- The annual meeting OI
occasion of his recent illness B__n,inn_ Tn'i_f)';ito_ ;fi‘;`;“r°;i'_esginn{in_slster and two daughters came downing Women-S Missionary Society oii
B ii is ki included K_ Tdmi,ull_ Hdiifim The l`l'0l’fl B0Si0l°- i0 li\1fS°llll“» 5\l°°‘"“b'rSt. James Church was held _at thei
9"" tb” Dr' “bb mb bbnational councillors elected included ed lb the ‘bsebsb “bd was bbfied in homo of the president, Mrs. J. G. , -- i l oom. 1 council i S. A. Macoonalu. clrarlottctown; J. b"“'is Cemetery on md” He W” 1-Ismleson. yesterday aricrnoon. 'rho- b°'b b °b b n 5"' D. McKenna, St. John; Col. Alex, '71 Years Ui H86- |rcports of the president and secret- i
lim iebms with excbbdmb regret "I Montgomery, Halifax. The advig. _-_ ' . ary showed the affairs of the soc-'
. ii _ `. -rua MAclvu1"l' ilousa onc ofi i _ fi ii ii in i-_ - gy i;;g_‘;_';_l_l_ *;;_f°_g_;»;f_§_‘;i_ f;;°g;- %?..§.‘li'.’2§. i’.`°’r§‘."°é"..1`..."’r.}?.‘§l.‘.§`.§; the finest residences or simmeiiidi.‘i..¥.r...§°’2‘i..?a.€II.’... riI...§§.l'..T.° .1-‘S
' ' ° A~ W» B037-ily. K. C. Pres. C. P. R.. “mb sbbcmus “wb bb excl’ n the new officers: President-Mrs. J.
ing your mst absence in twbnty' Montreal. architecture has been soldvilaili Mg. G_ _iamieiioin Sec,-ci;;iry_Mr5_ W. C.
____ Emma MacNutt to Dr. ey -S. McLure, Treasurer-Mrs. Howard
1-ls(i).ANnl-za nano-lvlastcrwln Church. formerly iii! K1i)wh¢;;l_ilr.<;ui-ii Hllson. Pianist-Mir.-. stewart.
_ iam 'Brien died on Tuesday in now of Summers e. r. ure .___- (rmm the Newport Evening News' Prince C‘“l¥liV H0SDlial. wllerc he taking p0Ss€sSi0i1 Carly ill Sellmm' -SAD BEREAVEMENT- Master iporation for the occasion.
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2-1 i-rl
The rich strength of India, the fragrance and flavor of Ceylon make a delightful tea when skillfully com- bined. For the “Extra” in Choice Tea, ask your grocer for King Cole Orange Pekoe.
had been taken on the previous Fri-iber and it is his intention to con- william gygiien died dn Tuesday in i 1
' \ i OFFICERS ELECTED. - Stl
' i .
UNDAY TUESDAY ll one 1 ers wel ssrs William Stew - - ~ _ , ' - - FRIDAY ' i
I M ~ the memory of one who as g be r 'e M~' - . r ~
_ _ ,» Oli. art, James Sivan. Stewart Macliin- I V i -
§AD NEWS-Mr. Vgillii1rnlBui'na mgliiltlili LEASEI)-The fltrm of llls Worship then presented med- non, ,Vernon Burke, Wilbur Trainor . 'i STEADY |M|’B'0vEMENT ""H°' Fi'i¢€l°"'b' "wwe €‘nii;.ea{i:“i, ni, " giilcs _°'"_f‘°d by Mr. J. R. Den- ala io the following veterans of the and John Spencer. R F U L B N D | N G Mmm' S “ b' ' ‘ b'd"'°"d R006- Bdl0inillg tire department: _ - The floral tributes were many and `
. __ _ _ “_ V _ Chief Ranahan, Fred H. Trainor. beautiful. *
after all illnes.. of ililtiic 1“etl.ial Government as oiliilndrew Henncssey. Albert N. Hel' funcrol. which was largeiyi
Mrs. Brow!! WGS 2' -I-<-»l~»0u io the Form. forge, Itol;el't B. Rattray, John attended, took place on Sundal M' bums’ °f me C ini Ann (_ _ Profxd. Thomas L. Ilowatt, Harry May 6th. to Peoples' Cemetery Rev i
’m_~1»_h- I Y .ILADUATL--The Ban- l\"~i.‘\l~.son. J-ibn Turner. William W. Bruce Muir officiating. '
_ ~ ._ F" °l~l°El Srluiuury closed it~.lr.rnal v, .1,Austln Trclnor, matthcw
“JURY `° M“s°"' "f°b.~“"" “'ll~l srnrium.lon cncr-ch.-_-r l/inner-uw. nnrl .lawn Martin. ' 'riiuasuav
Ml* PETCY -7 ll-i_‘;""iii li'-lllhle A Gillis. of Qleil-i A number of bills were confirmed _
the mis.or- miui..n. P it l.. was one of the gr:1-'which had already been paid, and DREDGE ARRIVES.-Dredge No
°l°“" _‘l"‘"'”_-‘*- "“‘?‘fl_yiil'5 his diploma wlthi»f.\;nl~s were passcd for payment as 2. Department of Public Works ar-
‘bb bbs” "f 25~ ' rived in rt yesterday at noon io_
r I il/‘bbil iébg
i §i`i.‘i.‘iyrviii.°'iii Qbnifwoiiirirticiiiiii Get an Exhibit l crsin fovorob after undergoinzl
Ready '
_gr .. i; ly _ _ .an operation for apixcndieilis in the
for the
iPl'inco Edward Island Hospital.
-LONG SERVICE MEDAL -- A
ilong service medal has been granted its M1. William McDonald. a form- lei' lighthouse keeper at West Point. 21'. I-.'. I., by His Majesty ihe King iand this medal was forwarded lo Mx. A. E. McLean, M. P., at Otiai-i iwa to bo presented to Mr. McDon- lald. Mr. McLean brought thc medal i iwith him at the close of the session
‘and arrnngclncnts will be inode io:'_ _
lille prcicniotiell of some. .
" srra ror:'_r~_ltDi'oscl> Nevvk
iliosi~rrAl. - At a incoming las; ,__ n ht oi :hc T.ur.tcc-c or tho P E 1 i
i ig ' . ‘ ' . . . iffospitai together with the special; _ A . llcllnniticc appointed to oct with
ihcln it was decided io erect the _'
proposed new hospital on til.:
20th -24th
_grounds cf inc present hosplta‘. i'I`his decision will some bciorc a irnpeeial meeting of the subscribers to iihc hospital to be held later. The ilnecting was presided over by the ichairman of the Trustees, Mr. __ iK. Rogers. | -- i lvlAlmlAcEs
i -VISITING PASTOR. - ReV.i --- _.~.l---_--»--?--..- Gordon Steeves, of Saint John, and former pastor of the Methodist con-i SIIVIQPSION-Rv1®YdNEI;-ALJ Kildéitiie, gregation at Cape Wolfe, conducted Inna' I; mid fines "gi “be ‘i the anniversary services on Sunday.i __ ' Xbiry H mbsgg ° June 3rd, at the opening of tlle}"';”;3;_°ib" b'R"° Abi; siwineogbg United church at o'l.eary, P. E. 1.; oincim; ""- ~ - °'° - ° He was the preacher at both morn-i ‘ g'
ing and evening services and during _ . __ __ ,his sermon in the evening he con-i gi;‘5g2NAéi¥irigE_iov;g‘ Sign Jazz: gratulated those through whose en-intin ns; ine Rev' Brncé Muir Ai__ ergy the building of the church wasiinnil Roinnd Mncnonninn Mérinnid' 1?.¥°€§§‘i§1i§i..f“.§§§‘f.§i‘§'.§l’li..°I.‘FlfiE‘;’;‘?}f&”““°" RL' E""“”°°‘~ '_
DEATHS '
po . . . .
Mr. Montague Howatt, building n . _
i av fox on operation for mipendlc-.vert the large building into a. two prince County Hdspitdp where hui _ _
‘ ' " ~ ‘Mala his Branch C. W. L. Elect! Ssgy M E _.i_ Bdiii p_ E_ 1_
superintendent of the Army and Navy Young Men‘s Christian Asso-
‘tis l-le was fourteen veols of ageilamily self contained h0\lS€ had been taken on the previous Fri- . W/ iqgni _ c M0 _ ii., ¢_ ‘md “inc” the d0=lill Of lliS fiiiilel -- day for an operation for appendieit- l 1 \§v,- Officers The Catholic Women's wcd¢Sddy_ June (mi Mi-5 Edward
~i tion, died at his hom on B k , ta e roo s soyelol veins ago he had lived withi 0N EXTENDED VISIT -Mrs R is He was fourteen years of age and ‘League of Kinkora held their annuaiiiifrd-5cy_ amd 72 ymys
Avenue this morning after an ill-
been unablcto attend to his work at the Army and Navy Building for
has been a gi-cat shock His funcrahlsldnd about the first of May lOl' B grandfather, Mr Martin McNeill.
his andfathel Mi Martin Mc Mr Rai h H088 sineo the death of his father sever meet ng on May 6th An account o l
~ . . ' ‘ - . ` 'mr . ‘ ~’ -
i i i_ _ ill _ - ~ -iw. Hogg and son, . p - _ 5 . , _
“bbs ° Seve" m°b bs Hb hbdivrill. Eli.s River. to whom his deathiof Wilmot, P. E. I., who left the al yen;-5 ago, he had lived with his \ I I K 0 A . _'r ithe past ycar‘s work was read by thclVXCKERSON-In this city, on June
_ - . \ L Og, Q iPresldcnt, Mr_s. John A. Shreenan.i1lth. Charlotte Vickerson. aged 84
_ - ‘ ‘ _ 1 i ._
the past three months. Mr. How- att came here from Providence, where he had been superintendent of Y.M.C.A. building for a number of years, and came here shortly af-i ter the Newport Association Build~| ing was opened, and had been sup- erintendent until his last illness. His work in this capacity was of the highest order, showing unusual executive ability and he had the re- outation of having the best as far as upkeep was concemed among the Amy and Navy Buildings in the country. Mr. I-Iowatt became amem
-- reside in th
thc w c 'r U was hold last oven- _.i.AKiNn wES.i.EnN Tnii, _ °
bibi, held 0" Tbbrsdbv "° si' Pat iii-0\ll‘ till’0ll8\l the Dl’illClD3i ‘lilies ill Ellis River, to whom his death has \/ ,swf after which the following Officers yrs Funeral from MacLean
r cts Church Gland River, servlet me west, arrived safely in Saskd- been a great shock. His funeral wasi A __ _ iwere elected for the ensuing yeari at t 5 cgluruill und crave brine °°l1'|toon, stopping ofi with friends for ahora an Thursday to saint Pai-i F L - irrcsldent, Mrs. Henry .l, 'rralnor;iMcLsAN-Passed peacefully away Ami; D Y bds bbstbr the Rev- Jbbniweek. They then left for Irma. Al- rick's Church, Grand River, service " lst Vice President, Mrs. Frank sul-,at the home of his daughter. Mrs. ni ° °“”§ ~ Hb ’“°"‘°" f°""‘°”‘Yiberta, and will shortly visit Eamon-at the Church ,md .grave being; - iivan; 2nd vlcc President, Mrs. Par-iHurrls Buulter. Albany. on Sunday.
ly MeNe ll, and two sisters reside ton' Cnigniy and Bang and other conducted by his pastor, the Rev.i rick Mulligan; 3rd Vide prgsidenin June 10th, Charles McLean, aged 82
M ‘_ ith' Re dl
in the United states' Nploces of interest before returning John A_ lvi¢l)¢mald_ His mother, 1or-- _ _ _ rs Eugene Sm , cor ng See-|
r » JKEENAN-Ill this City, June 10th,
_ ib°l“°~ "le" 1'" M Neill- ‘l i ‘WFS i "’°“""‘M“" Ml b'M°K°“ -T’ ‘
The annual business meeting of ' y y ,iiiniiedan w_0 ss _ _ ure;-_ Mrs_ Jo; Cdmpbéliili CE,1:;_iPatrlck Keenan, aged 68 years.
States
` imittee, Mrs Thos L Shreenan, t
lhll lll'Sli: Pirllll'-S Parish Hall. The man ' _ i ' ' ' E nS__O 12 h ii h h
y friends of Mrs. Artemas BOY SC T .-S th .___ _ __ ,__ _ IM __ J _ C ii _ _ _ _iB A n June t o e_ ome
OU S °me °f 05°' SAD BEREAVEMENT- Wbrdl Violin Solo-M...s .nerma Tccd. _ re Us “nab an Mrs A Mc _of her sister. Mrs. John D. Hume.
The first part of the meeting was Snniirninn Bedeiiue nie pinnsed to i t
- . . i G i .
bw?" nb to devotional exemisesand know she is preparing for an ex- i=e<.?;sifé?i,ieniiiygagg-,?e0;`TiTi?fl[§iggsthzeggatbscsévignggnsigqgmhizlggei Vocal Solo-Mrs, Lawson. H 5 “gan ___ Di_insiiifi-iii,ge_ Mi5_ Wiiiidm A_ a short musical program. lnclildinifitellded VIS" to Western Canada. She MacMillan in Charl°it0mwn_ on not Mrs B C Monbgommiy' iister 0~r-mgllir;-Miss MacDonald and M.-S. _ C_ w_ L_ ELECT 0nn,lCERS___iBears, in her 59th year.
ia solo by Mrs Leigh Warren,apiano i - - _ _ _ . "duet by Misses’ Annie Watson andlcxpecig toinlegvc giigciingibstcgiznliiiagf June “thu tb rebrgbbizb me Pb°` LMTS- R- T- Hmman- Of S“mmefSlde»l The llroceedings closed with the 'llggfiygabgigs WsxgmihcliagxgniiziiMMLELLAN - Suddenly at Eldon.
be f th sr. - -.I ' July Jo or ' -~ . ’ ° B. P““’5 M°°h°<ll°‘ Mac ste d a solo b Mrs. "l“°l“l°°““°ll- Time Present “X |The deceased lady. who fvrluerlvnahonnl Anthcrn. i i M 2 h A Vruccuay, Junc lztn. Thomas Mac-
Episcopal Church soon after coming 0111 io Airladilixs daap alll Allure; to Newport, and had been an active worker in the ehnreh until his health failed. Mr. Howatt was 63 years of ige, and is survived by his widow, lurulerlv Miss Lila Mcaurnlc. or Nova Scotia. whom he married in IM: two sons.. Henry. who served and was gassed in the world war, and ls naw under treatment at the Veterans Bureau Hospital. nearLos
Angeles. California, and Lloyd. ma- chi ist in the cartonlng machinery corporations shops in the city: also our duuehtcr, Miss iviarrctta of New Bedford.
The remains were taken to Pro. vldencc. where they were laid to rest ln the North Cemetery. often lilloken of as the most beautiful ,cemetery in the United States. _late Mr. I-lowatt referred to ' 9 N6WD0rt Evening News, was Wil iribradford. P. E. I.. and was thicon- or the into lvlr. and Mrs. -lumen Howatt of that place. He is Survived here by one brother, Wm -l.. On the old home farm. and one Sister. Mrs. Edward McPherson, ol Cline Traverse: also a brother, Ben- iilmiil. is member of the Winthrop lioliee, Winthrop, Mass., and a sis-
The team which will represent Prince Edward Island in the Inter- Marltime Rifle ~ Trophy Contest which will be shot at Bedford Rifle "Hilfe near Halifax on Thursday, Julie Nth. was selected on Saturday evtlllns by a committee consisting Of Col. D. A. MacKinnon, Major J. C. MacDonald. Lt. F. G. Kennedy und Mr. G. M. Moore. The com- mittee feel that they have one of the Slfl`°ilKest teams that hasrepre- sented the Island in years. and fully equal to last yesr's Island team. which won the trophy and estab- lished a new record. Muior J. c. Mcnonald. vorir, who
ciiptalned last ysar’s team. will act
r the some capacity this year arid .i~ F. G. Kennedy. who so ably coached last ysar's team. has given “il li shooting “position on the “lm at the request of the oom- miitee and the members of the teams. in order to again coach it. The scores which we publish this m°l`lli\lG show that ln the trial ‘MODS some remarkable scores were illrlde. For instance Private Percy °°D°l‘ Of Milton, made the re- markable individual score of 103 D0lllts out of 105, thereby winning the sterling silver spoon donated by Col. MacKinnon for the highest wore in thc trial shoots. cont. A.
. Allan. M. C., won the sterling giizgllfe Sibwriihgivsn by gr. 1G. M.
Ui' G lhfcgl 0 I'il’00
‘h°°i»8. Capt. Allen scored Wi out °l rl possible als points. i5¢l0W are the scores of the eight Filemon who will represent this Province on 'rllursdayz
They are not in order of merit. Cunt. A. W. Allan, M.c.-loo. 99.
U-271.
6|-08,94,”-285.
5” I I
as sgss . ir§;irsi§ff§f§§f §‘t=§§si’§5i§b-rg'
I s " iidrifriii as .ii as..
cCabe-00 YI B-382. Gill-M VI V(-488.
-" r-W, I0. IN-290.
we-M. 0|, 00-ml. y-ll. Qu
were ' ` able °.z§ °“
Fletcher.
Rev. Mr. Raymond then gave a
short inspirational address
The reports of the treasurer, cor responding secretary, and recorliini, secretary were then_heal'd, which showed thot the society had not been idle during the year and is steadily growing in numbers and influence
Tile officers for the coming year
were then elected as follows Pres.-Mrs. J. L. Windsor lst Vice Pres.-Mrs. W. A.Thomp
son.
2nd Vice Pres.-l\'lrs. R. A. Pen
dleton.
Trcus.-Miss Jean Fraser
Cor. Secy.-Mrs. H. D. Johnson
Rec. Secy.---Miss Edith Sterlis
WEDDING BELLS.-The Il\al`l"- age of Evelyn Margaret, daughter oi Mrsl H. A. Rlehnrdsoll and the late Mr. Ricllardson, to Joseph Christian De Poncier, son of the Archbishop of New Westminster and Mrs. De Pencler. took place Thursday last in St. Andrew‘s Church, Toronto. Rev. Stuart Parker officiating The bride. who was given away by her brother, Mr. Malcolm Richardson. wore an old ivory moirc silk gown with tulle veil edged with rose point
Mrs. John McKee was nlatron of honori Miss Joyce Warden. Miss Jean Jennings, Miss Betty De Pen cier of Vancouver and Miss Mary McKee were bridesmaids. M Donald Ross was best man and tho ushers were 'Messrs Gordon Phip
tin. A reception was held at thc bl-lde's home, following which M Mr. and Mrs. De Pcncicr left on ll motor trip. The many Charlotte town friends of the bride's family. will join in congratulations
The regular monthly meeting of
the City Council was held last night, His Worship Mayor Yeo in the Chair.
Councillors Prowse. Kennedy.
Reardon. Holman, MacLeod, Doug- an, also the City Health Officer. Dr. MacMillan. the Acting City' Record- er, K. M. Martin. and the Meat and Milk inspector, Dr. Croken. being present.
After the minutes of the previous
meeting had been read. and. Oli m0- tion adopted His Worship expressed his pleasure at the function of pre- senting the medals to the fire de- partment. This had been initiated at the last Council. and was largely due to Councillor Foster, who was then ohyirman of the fire commit-
tee.
It was customary in all walks of
_life to reward meritorious service, and tnnight it was his duty and his pleasure ltd present medals to three of the fire department who had carved for twenty nve yours Or l°lill-
"Ar nroaion. hc ms. you have ev" displayed lmarked devotion to duty --doing it thoroughly and doing it promptly, Thi! hll CIN!! lttflcltd tavorsiie ment from visitors-
'qien ytln have _displayed the qos ity of courage. You have filli-
oyour lives to save the lives and
;%l'ty of others
ti o r fire de-
partr:ieri`t.miiAsp‘ti.ak.s¢iin anbi holds is largely due to the efforts Oi y°ll lm" ho are votorslil. 'L.‘i:~.'.;°i-..':f°......°°“ :.l°=.'2..‘f'»$ ianatyomrchun-nuinoamrr
conducted by Rev P Walsh
then proceed to Banff, the Grill* oeiation for the use of the bo; resort They will spend some time ni- ine Isinnd with a View in inein there before returning to Calgary inn mem io’becnmn citizens oi n Some of hel filcllll.. accompany hm nigh iyne The insq bv death of °“ bb” mb the late Hon D A McKinnon FUNERAL si-:ltvlclss -The fun §éfeVi;f‘°‘f;n:f_‘;i“;§bb§‘i__°;' fgifojixg
eral of tho late Patrick Keenan was were eincied to niiice I D Mc’ held yesterday morning from thc Gninnn M D (Ciiyi Prenideni residence of Mrs Alfred Trainer, 20 Rev G T Springs (Kensington) Grubb” Sweet tb sb Dbnstbbs Provincial Commissioner, P J Hap- Cathedral where a Requiem High pnny (City) Assistant Pi.°viii_ i “S5 Wbs belebrbbed by Rev P Mb vial Commissioner R C Parent. Mbh°“» D D Tb” bbbbbbbbbs were Dominioll Gov't Expelimental Farni. M955” -Times G°"ml°Yr James lcharloitetowm Provincial Secre Hel`l“9S5°Y~ Joseph Hbghei- Mibhbel iaiy to whom all communications Curran, Peter Whittcy and Malcolm iciiaiding Boy Snoiiis mnv be mi Murphy Selvice at the grave was dressed
-SUDDEN DEATH.-Mrs Dan-
J nge ici sullivan, one or thc most high-I C _mb or Canada who has bee n ly respected an esteemed residents- llsinp my Brandon lvl nitoba for °f Mi‘°°“°b°' ‘bed bi be' b°"‘°‘
sonileg years has been transferred tomme mst' saturday night onm
Saskatoon Saskatchewan It is edgy "mmlnb the deceased mdyif real live western city of about forty W” amut the muse apparently r mo nd inhabitants and as an in her usual good health and after f
:isle t i it d ii i ‘dinner lay down on the couch to u
_ m“:_‘;i"‘;‘”_§cg’ur:g‘ing °i'ns“‘i;;‘ rest shortly afterward hor dough ii
ter. Miss Ruby Sullivan, was al
L‘i§‘..°f..ii‘i.';“”;..i‘c‘1il“i.i.f.“`¥.‘I§‘3 iii “""g, ly “°;‘°',"r 33;", 7“° “P g__
lane and carried lilies of the Wild? illvlng is ill excellent llealih nod is signed n dntgifni. Rnzvnsaiglfndsggi 5
mbbimb wb'b bbcbbss in me wb” she had suffered a paralytic stroke th wi-.nnlNG scans -The united fi'fi’;i‘,ni‘:'ii‘i°i;'ie¢';b'“;_i,'i'°;,°e';_i;all_L;‘:, °“
gbbrbb gbribbbgb' Sumfif;/°'5|dbd‘;'“s fall and, besides an exceptionally
b ‘web ° b Very bn’ 5' web bg e cir of friend there are C
lace yesterday afternoon in the looked charming attircd in whit/A J lgll' Hind Mrs Wendell R08€rB. Si ll of the Church ii, im i li ll li, ish o n. w o have been visiting friends
pen' Amlriiw riwcmggil Arilreli1eMl(\Tfosi‘lc'iwm Cums' °f Ch"l°“'°"°wb wbb two daughters. Mrs Gimbill. of “After routine business and there 553%; ebllrssonils e bile c[l;‘il8i-lilo: a in Charlottetown and Alberton have H' A' b'° “F "im E fb' tb” bbs* ‘b‘ “"5 bbs been “Halliwood Vancourver. B C and ception of reports the election of shower bouquet of pink bridal roses.left on return They were accom
Very bbbbb" “bd emblem bblesibdy Miss Ruby at home to whom our officers for the ensuing year took and maiden hair fern The brides plmied back by Master Lloyd Head :;tbmi;I°t5i:;5Wifsi’:)‘i_l“l:L_ bn? ?t‘;“’;’i_sincere sympathy is extended in place maid, Miss Isabel Mullins, sister of who will spend the summer with
°b e “ e their sudden sorrow The absent They are as follows the groom wore shell pink georgette them
“"5” bf the CW” s""b’° Debbi” ‘ones are now on the way home President Mrs C Ross (re elect with hai; to match and carried a l ment Cb”"l°ii'ei'°W“ The be” and upon their arrival the funeral bouquet of pink cm-nations and Lt Col J de Castilla, D S O mbby W” b°"f°"“°d by Rev' ‘7~ C' will be held, probably on Sunday lst Vice President. Mrs. G. W. maiden hal, fe,-“_The gi-dom was ai, and Mrs Castilla formerly Miss P» 1"'“°’~ l" *he P"=S°“°° °f “b°"l next. Mlwl-¢°il~ tended by .John Ready. hrothcr or Maud Bremner of this city. arrived b d°“f“ beiibbves “bd ilmmbte. -.- . find Vice President, Mrs. Profit. me in-ide, The usher-5 were Mess;-5, Saturday evening from Europe mbbbb' The 'ide' Wbb 1°°k°d 'Very The annual meeting of the York Secretary. Mrs. F. A. A. Mutch, Ali,-ed Mcgedmey and Michael where they halie beerilospfndingtnhe
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early Monday morning when lssieii in mnnm one n0n_ Mi. J W n bbib “ebb Cbms' d"‘“l5b'"°‘ °f M' Sullivan, of Denver. Colorado. and h
S mourn u sorrowlns husband- twill The death occurred at uurton.i""°°““° °f "W PW Years W°ll< WHS " sons and one daughter, all now re Bmrsh Coiiimoiid on May iimi iii mud by the President Mrs John W SMITH-At Millview P. E. I..
siding in me United Stages .Edward Leeman Mi. and Min Lee M Kenna. after which the followin Tuesday June 12th Myrtle Blanche
nine in Bnnion nbnnii Six yen” officers were elected for the -ibclovcd wife of William C. Smith.
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DIED SUDDENLY - There died ago and since that time have taken Sb ng Veal' Pl`eSld0mf-MTS Johll W ‘a'3f`d 44
suddenly at his home in Iowa City, im ddgive pai-i_ iii the Ciiiiicii w0ii¢lMcKenna (for one month) lst. U S A Rev W H McEwen, brot of the district Mi- meman had iiiii Vice President-Mrsi James E herd! Mrs James Harris city Th ian active iiie in iiiie eastern pm lBradley, 2nd Vice President-Mrs late Ml' McEwen was born at viiices during iiii voiiiigei days imdiJames E Mequaid 3rd Vice-Pres- reenwlc St Peter's Ba about 69| 9 i ini, caniiii ldent-Mrs Francis Bradley Re
\HODGSON - Died in tho city. June |14, 1928, Helen Katherine. infant Idaughter of Clarence H. and Mrs Hodgson aged 10 days
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yea; agin tzllindpforbfiyiei yeaé; wais ian Niiiimini raiiwiiy For mimyiiiirding Sgcretary-Mislsa Helen LEDWICH At the home of her pas r o e res y r an urcl an s reasurer _ i Mar _
years he was section foreman at SS y daughter' Mrs Ruben Duncan' 46
at Orwell where he will be buried 'Geoi.gei_own_ P E I and wiiiie there Nantes Committee-Miss Susie The funeral notice will be publish 'was a very prominent and active Nantes, Miss Alice Kelly Corres- ed lm' rncrnbcr of the Baptist church Mrs lwlldllllz Secretary-Marita Malone "__ Leeman (nee Miss Larter) is a nat ~**-‘ DELIGHTFUI' GARDEN PAb'TY'lve of Charlottetown The largely ai ‘ 'Am T0 REST " Tm “mail”
-A most delightful garden party oi he late Thomas MacLella.l1 w“‘bIAMs_'Ai' Everett' M555" 0" and tea was given yesterday after eg-nggiigggii ggggggtiin lgietéliii: Eldon were laid to rest yesierdav June 'nb' Mi” Genevieve Williams- noon by the Ladies Aid of the in which nn Wnfs min and nisn nnid in tha historic burial grounds of f°fme"1Y °f Chaflbtlci-°W“~
Central Christian Church at “New-in siinni Minnie ni symnniny in his Belfast Tile people from all the lands" the residence of Mr a d ncnnnvnd widow nnd two daughter neighboring districts were there io w“r"‘0CK'°Ab New Ymk city- Mrs P Dewar, whose spacious and nnn snn_in inw residing ni Burton pay their last respects to a man of Thursday' Jbbe 14"* william Char' well kept estate lends itself partie whom it wa.. truly said, “He was on' ularly well to the holding of such a Cf Natures real gentlemen " Tile unction The table and the dining READY MULLINS WEDDING - iatc Mr MacLellan was a man with oom in which it stood were taste _A very pretty wedding was solem many friends known and respect ully decorated in Butter Cups, Col ized at St Dunstan’s Cathedral ed by all people with whom he camo mbines, Narcissl and other springiTuesday morning at eight o'cloek by in contact either in a business or 3 owers Mrs Roland Ma.cNeill and,Right Reverend Monsignor Maurice social way The funeral services Mrs J Stewart presided most ac ’MeDonald, when Miss Mary Ready, were conducted at the home and eptably at the tea urns Needless only daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed grave by the Rev Mr Rodger who
say the dainty food and pleasant iward Ready, was united in malirlggc Zlldittlc mrostl fittingly of life and Urs
url-oundings were much enjoyed by to Mr Wendell Mullins, son o r eu 1 o tie bereaved widow. one
e manv who were fortunate en and Mrs William Mullins The S0" Al€‘>l=\l1ti€l‘ ill Ciligfify- HOW Oil _°_°'<‘°°`_°°_
gh to be present bride, who was given away by her his way home, and three daughters
-- faihei, entered the church to the in the West The Guardian extends
The annual meeting of the Zion’strains of the wedding march play BlllC0l”0Si- Sylllpilihy
hureh Missionary Society took ed by Mr Albert Blanchard, and -1 ~.»
iEdward Street on Thursday. Juno lieth. lsza Mrs ocorgc Pl. Leciwlch, aged '75 years
les Whitlock, formerly of this City, aged 'I4 years
MaoLELLAN-Suddenly at Eldon Tuesday, June 12th Thomas Mae Lellan, aged '74 years.
LEFURGY - Ai, NQWIZOU M355, Jeanette McMurdo, widow of ‘the late Thomas Lefurgey of St. Elean
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bbw bib” with bb” lb °°‘°"’Sb°bd-'of June 12th., and was very well Treasurer, Mrs. C. W. Patterson, hcme of (lie iwidiys i-,dm-i¢__i_ Mi-_|were living in Sou ca w er W" “minded bi' Mi” Jeanette R°b"iattended. The Captain of the club. (re-elected). ' and Mi-5_ Mdiiins Mi, on d weddingthe Colonel had occupied an import- lnson, while Mr. Maurice Mill was Dr. J, C. -McDonald presided. Fipall- The delegates i/o the presbyterlal. lyrii, to the Annapolis valley and ant position as Resident Magistrate.
the 3'°°ms"“““ Ali" the °°"°m°“Y cial Statements presdnted. showed which is 'to be held at Murray Har- diner points in me Maritimes, ral- -f '-ll°‘ll“Pl’y °°“Pl° 1°" 1" me "°“d° the club had li small balance on bor North on July llih were also lowes by the best wishes or a host The many friends of Mr. E. lvl. INSIDIOUS Slime uf-‘W PM Cul' °f Mi* 0- R- M0- hand. after all bills were Paid 1°! °l=°i»°d~ or friends. The hrirleu travclllngasagnall or thc Eastern securities Q“5l'l'l° f°\' B°"d°"» “°°°mi’5“l°d bi’ the season. Tl'i°y BFS!-Fl‘°lYl lille W- M- S~- dress was of old rose crepe de chene Co. Ltd., who is in the P. E. Island 5 llllmbel' °f °ih°" mend! in °“"5~i During the open discussion of Mrs. C. W. Patterson, Mrs. George wiih whip, flmmdi wg; and haf, in Hosital suffering from an attack of Ai' B°l`d°“ they embarked f°l' the matters in the interest of the Club MacLeod: from the Mission Band. mdt,¢h_ Mimi, beadiifdl presents oftyphoid fever, will be glad to know lllllllllllllli 0" B Weddinl mi’ i° Val’ many valuable suggestions were bf- Mrs. Fred Shaw; from the C. G. I. wi glass ching iinem cheqddd ei,c__ that hc is progressing favorably.
|0119 Willis Ui l“ff9l'°Sl' °ll the mfilll' fered and the outlook for the fut- T.. Miss Frances Moore. tesiiiied 'io me popularity ai the ---- '
llnd- iure was excellent. It is planned by the society to young cdi,i,ie_ Among the number Mr. and Mrs. Slldener. New York.
. Due to the many recent changes hold a Strawberry festival some- was ii cosiiy chest of Silver gi-dm who spent last summer camping
Thurs Disswd Deillfelllliy WHY Bb in the method of farming, it was time in July. the empioyecs oi pi-ow” Bi~05__ addon the Island. are spending their
n handsome cheque from me mem. vacation in Italy, France and Swit-
evelllllil °l' MBV ml- 1933- J'~‘““l° should not be increased till time Three young ladies received their bers iii ine i=ii.m_ of which the zerland. In a note from Sorrento
to Mrs Andrew MacNair. who found
Cll°ll°“h°“5°~ dellfly b°|°V°d Wife had adjusted ns to these changes. graduation diplomas at Falcon- ninoni is ,_ vaiiied einni°yee__Tiie . ,Oi Dllllclll Mlclllli/l‘¢~ i The matter of supplying rifles wood Hospital last evening on the Gunrdinn ioinii in iioiiiii.niiiiiiiii,ii5_ them very congenial travelling to
Just a year |30 she WHS ldyllwdiwith new barrels was considered al. occasion of the annual closing ex- Montreal. they \'¢8l'€i» i-hey Will 110'-
by U91' lJilYlil°lBl'l i'l0l`€ W 399|! me some length and we hope several er-elses, The hall was tastily decor- ~----_--------P be able to meet her here this year. ‘ld °l' ‘ °P°°l°“5l °l5°Wh°’°- sb°'membere will avail themselves of ated in colors suitab\a to the oc- lll °“°¢ left/ *°°°mP‘“`"°b by be' the special opportunity. casion. There was a large number h“‘b*“‘| *bd “bd°""°“i' bb °b""°i The Officers for 1028 were then present with Doctor Macintosh pre- "°“ lb “tb” H°m°b°"b‘° H°°b""|' chosen as follows:-~ . siding. The address to the gradu~
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Nni_iii.niii._ in iiei. om hom, shi, elected. _ Mrs. Houston and little Miss Mar-
wiii be mused mo" |ii,¢niy_ bidi mei Additions to Executive-W. igaret Hairston presented them with
mmy wi, of lrindi-ie" shawn hcl- Cooke. Prank Watts and Walter beautiful bouquets of flowers.
dui-mg hu- “inns named 9° the Dockendorff. An excelléflt musical pl‘0¥ramm0 hi", pid” ,hd filidd iii ine dom. The work of putting the HMG which consisted of the foliowlnii munity. in first class condition has been was delivered under the direction o There are left to moum besides given to Mr. A. Beaton. and as soon Mrs. K. B. Rogers: ,
Iisfhulband one son Percy. at home' as this is completed, shootini will Plano Solo-Miss Nan Shaw. ' me wo man »r§i,rouriiiw¢_l\ei-eilieziiie possibly July lst. but dau! voc¢lsoio_mn acaaclino mc-
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BIRTHS
GILLIS-At St. PeiAr's Bay, Jima lst. to Mr. and Mrs. James G. Gillis. a daughter.-Congratulations.
a daughter.
PURSEY-ln this City. on June 2. 1928, to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pur- sey. a son.
MMLIOD-At the Prince Edward Island Hospital. Charlottetown, on June nth. lm, to Rev. A. A. ine
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