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FAREWELL GIITS — Iilollow the close of the choir Presbyterian

P. uroh lastmorningforfl I-I,N.B were remern- ‘present at the marriage of Ieordon, elnember of thefts.

'_ ‘kfiioxv women "m"? $1.133‘ m‘! w - Michael M

rise, ' srd. prise, Ained ray

the other two were Anhur Hale a Me r who are with the‘

“mm! ‘t 111g?!“ of Daniel '1‘. Macheeu was

PASSES IN ENGLAND -_Dr. J

i’ tion was followed bv a terda no in; him o1 hour. '

passing c! hi.» uncle, i... lil k -I.'NTEBTAIN SOCIAL CLUB-l Mrs. Josephus Smailruen entertsin- 1 ed the Social Club of Trinity Un- ited Church on Friday evening. gig‘ ladies cam; 11:“ costume and

owe’en mus a so were

contributed by some of thleugussts. Am“ “mush” m“ mum m” m] Gordon wes the pianist for the sing song and Mrs. George Bowness aocom the solos sung by Mrs. A. S. Mac-

dent have been received yet.

—-RETURNED FROM OTTAWA- Mr. George A. Callback, manager of the Marketing Department of the Canadian National Breeders Association, returned on Saturday night from Ottawa where the Dominion Fur

i George M

WIS

—BRlDE-T0-BE SHOWERED — Miss Leonore MacNeill th guest of honour at the home of Miss Ruth Gallant when a niun- ber of her girl friends tendered her a. miscellaneous shower. lifiecNeill who is to be married this llfiibh received some very lovely g . A very jolly evening was span‘, and all wished the bride-to- be the best of good wishes.

—FUNERAL SERViCl-IS-Jrhe fun- eral services for Stavert were held on Friday after- noon from her late residence and very largely attended. Rev. Mr. Hoddi-

Daniel MacLean. Lap, George MacLean, our. “m”. “twat”.

e a . 6n WIS y, g _ in Harmvule Cemetery. oer recon 1y broedceset from Van

The Rev. J. C. MacNeill of Marsh- Neél MacxllleodyPor-te B. ,field was elected moderator of the “l” "tflm h“ 9mm” “a ml“ c i"! 57-911 0P9 i“! ° - 59M‘- - Presbyterian Church in this Prov- Florida. The came to the Island l the Vlmwuver public schools. w celebrate {he 50m wedding am ,ince at the annual meeting oi the niversary of their parents, Mr. a d day “god Mom’ I The meeting wen: on record as re-affirming its "loyalty and alleg- iance to the throne and person oi His Malesty.” It declared its “hearty concurrence with the sol- emn purpose to which Canada and

were Messrs Frank Jardlne, Stanley

—-DEATH OF MR. JOHN R. CLOVER-The death occurred on Saturday at his home in Summer- side of John R. Glover at the ad- vanced age of 85 years. Mr. Glover had been in failing health for some time. He vras formerly oi Kelvin but had lived in Summerslde for some years, where he was most highly esteemed. for his many fine characteristics. He leaves to mourn his wife formerly Miss Louise Mill of Mill Point, one son Frank at

Picks-its, Guy McCauii Cairns. At the service Mr. Clem Car- uthers sang with sympathetic feel- ing, "My God and Father While I

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vras the pianist. Interment was in the North Bcdeque Cemetery-S.

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25th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY -—On Saturday. 0c th th friends and neighbo Mrs. Samuel Wood of Strathcona assembled at their home to cele- brate with tlicm the twenty-fifth anniversary of their wedding. Af- William Hunter unwrap- ped many lovely and useful pres- ents. A vcry pleasant evening was solos by Mr. Walter Bur- dett and Mr. Herbert McLeod ac- nicpainicd on the organ by Mrs. Robin Clay were much enjoyed. Ml‘. Joseph Morrison of Forest Hill added to the pleasure of the even- inz with his tap dancing, old time dancing was enjoyed by all. music being furnished by Alex Buchanan.

McGuire (formerly

M Darius Hogg of Wilmot, to whom sympathy is extended. erai took place yesterday noon from his late residence to the

Peoples Cemetery at Kensmgtons We °n m” m

fortunately canoe

CONSTABLE-CAMPBELL NUP- “may

gIAiS-A quiet but pretty wteg; i ' l i d th U' -

CflillgrgluPigbglllllflx-‘Zif irafatnsinfitoritlon "mm ‘Wcaumm “bu” l“ Inna” °" m" rem?" Ml" and Mrs. Wednesday, October 26, at l0 clock, when Irma Belle daughter

stall‘ of New London was united! i“ manmg? 5° MT- Mme M~ 5°“ lenjoyable evening was spent re- ___._ 18W DIVING fflflldl —CLARK-MANN NUPTIAL§ - Campben °l mlhamg Rflad- The |of Miss Iona Dixon met at the A quiet wedding took place at the ceremony was performed by Rev.

i alarms.

and expressed her lng home once again where things iare quieter. - -

Stewart McLaren and Ralph Burdett. A dainty lunch was served by the ladies present, and as the hands of the clcck were coming close to the midnight hour Mr, Wood in a few well remarks. thanked all present their thoughtfulness and them all of a hearty welcome any time they wished to assemble

his home. (Patriot please copy).

LLOYD MATHIESON Daniel Lloyd Mathieson. son of Dan W. Mathieson oi’ 224 Euston Street. Charlottetown was married to Miss Arlene Mange]. daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Allan Mangei of Campbelllon, Pennsylvania, on October 21st. They were married in Campbellton after which they left on a

circles here show- ed promise as a junior hocke play- er and performed on the He played that position for strong American teams after leaving till he secured a good the Hershey Bar plan urers of chocolate bars in Hershey, ely decided to quit the life of a hockey tourist and settle down to business. He was

r has been doing splendid- ly acccrfilng to l" extended congratulations and best wishes by his friends here.

' cen tly wh s-n a

[h S her return to Mmvtreal after be- Reta Jean. eldest daughter of Mr. ing visiting with her mother. MYS- and Mrs, Orville Clark, Kensing- th n t t. ‘ me eyligljf- tgniuwa; united in marriage to Mr. “E53 ably SNPPMW ‘he 5‘°°m~ A!‘ ins Mr. Ifestier: Crillsoin his usual Mis Willxlrllsgl ollxigmsioxiingltialtiarhizgi? i“ ‘he mummy m” happy °°“‘ ijoyisl manner acted as chai ' ' pie left on a short honeymoon trip to the Maritime Provinces.

brown accessories. She was attend- ed by her sister, Mrs.

Jarcs Dixon for the past During

and called on Miss Mary

twelve-year-glid sor; c9 ° i 1th itabl ift. Grand River Road, was fatally in- fix)“, a s“ e g lured when he was hoisted off the lmemb running board of a car 8 o'clock gather and Sunday evening by a passing trufiké Good “govt

nin was spent in mus Grand River Road about five miles mgsand duflng 1,1151,

was served by the home

side of a car driven by Mr. S man Acorn. As the car was Dassinil a truck driven Acorn. the lad was knock ground and draiiked aloha by the te feet e

| lng Iona Ali

came to a halt The vehicles were not actually in collision understwd. The acciden near the top of a ‘hill.

t occurred [use on 1pm. when

Campbell eldest daughter of ML and M11 honeymoon tour of the Mari-times. from Dundas. who was also ridiuil Elmgf Crogby, Bonshaw, became cm ‘he rum!“ “mm o‘ me earn“ bride M Eh“ om" Mac" River where the groom is a. Mrs James Lappn prosperous young farmer. 'l‘heir came the bride of Ernest Stull, son of Mrs. and the late Prank Stull. of St. Catherine's, Ont. McMahon. D, D. Rector. perform- ed the ceremony. the Nuptial Mass in the presence of a large number of friends of ‘the popular young couple. ‘Ihe bride. who was given in marriage was attractively gowned in navy blue with acces- sories to match, with a beautiful corsage bouquet oi’ white carria- vons and carried a white prayer k. Miss Bemedette Leppin, a sister. attend-ed the bride and was becomin ly gowned in a wine-ool- ored silt with matching sories. wearing a corsage of pink roses. Mr. J8EE! Lawlor supported

A very large number of end relatives gathered at the home d Mrs. William H. Deighan Emerald, on Thursday evening, Nov. 2nd. to tender a shower Bl daughter Miss Ethel. wh ege to Mr. Aden McIvor, takes place on Nov. 8th. The room was beautifully decorated with crepe paper and flowers

by Eileen Allen and White w the strains o Wedding March played by the

had his wrist broken when he was thrown to the road in the accident. Another boy who was the opposite running board W115 not, inyured. There were three pas- car besides the‘

'couple were a

The late Robert Harold Jenkins. who passed away at Calgary Saturday, was born at Mt. Albion on June 30, i873. the son 0f the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jenkins. his mother being the late Jessie

5 Leo Mrs.

nnnlnllifabfifl4<q @111

senders in the

Misses Winn e White and Ford, and Miss Eileen the verses and prescn Miss Flofence MacCarville arranvcd

thanked her friends for their gifts wis hi

ing the groom singing "For They are Jolly Good 9 M c! l d ' Couple" and wended their way ggryea‘: fig a‘, gut“ u; @112”.

The surviving brothers ters are as follows: Marshficld; Mrsb

low." Music and dancing were ihen

Mulligaans Or- ‘s ““ndrahali-—R ' Charlottetown;

was supplied by Jenkins, .1141‘, and Mrs

chestra and Fro" U

—DEATH OF MRS. THOMAS LAUGHLlN-Many friends will re-

Laughlrn on Friday at her home in Sherbrooke. lnughlln ivns only iii about three weeks and her death comes as a shock to her family and friends. Mrs. Laughiin was formerly 2n Hammill of Freetown. She was 7'1 years of age. married life was spent in Sher- brocize where she was beloved for her kind and charitable disposition. hospitable and her house was always and stranger, everyone being sure

Miss Minnie M, Jenkins, _ dale; Gilbert Jenkins and William particumri

Jenkins of the R. C. M lotteiown; Fred Jenkins, Edmonton. and Christie Jenkins, Calgary.

McAVlNN-MrKENNA NUPTIALS —A very pretty wedding was emnized at St. Maiachis Klnkcra, mi Monday, October 30. when Hilda Margaret. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John McKenna. Cen- tral Bedeqiic. became the bride of Thomas McAvinn, son of James and the late Mrs. Ke‘ly’s Cross. Rev. M.J. Smith per-

Th-e bride was attended by her sis- ter, Mary Patricia. while Joseph McAvinn, brother of was groomsman. The bride was at- tended by her sister Mary Patri- cia. while Joseph McAvinn, brother of the groom. was groomsma-n. The bride was becomingly dressed in blue velvet with accessories match and carried a bouquet of flowers. The bridesmaid was dros- sed in rust with accessories match. Ymmedlately after the cere- mony the bridal part the home of the bri e where a. dainty breakfast was served. Among the guests was Rev. William Mc- Cabe, of Kelly's Cross. Mr. Mrs. McAvinn left by car tour of the Maritime Before her marriage the bride was tendered a shower at her home and ipienv. of many useful "rsrcnts. Al‘ join

‘the marr age Char- vmornln

heme, Mrs Laughiin was a devout member cf St. Paul's Church and rcceiv-zd the consolation of her re- ion before she died. There are three sons, Raymond nn the homestoad, Walter and E11- ivard of Sherbroo

ters, Mrs. Percy Weeks, Pepe Road.

Condon of Richmond‘. and one brother, Mr Patrick Ham- etown, as well as a num- d children and great

to all of whom hy is extended. The .'.d on Monday, morn- late residence to St- Church. Surnmerslde. Rov- eelebrated the Solemn f Requiem. Rt. Rev. fficwited at tho grave. The fun- ttend-ed“. many Old

Mn. Macliellan 0 last rites at the eral was largely a friends coming fr

rue . T_OWN GUARDIAN _ . .

giuRlsiEkyt/S BUDGET FOROIJEQ SATURDAY

JATTINIIi-DISG WIDDING —Mrs. CELIIIATI 70TH‘ ANNIVER-

left vooiaug ‘bu; sou

eeoompeni

I . . She was d her daughter Miss Gladys.

N16

YlSTIBDAY-The of the Prince unwind Lslend ow.

. Mr. vioe was conducted by Rev. Ir. assistant representative. have re- Chl-rlotizfown Mr.

WEDNESDAY

Denial

uarrle assisted by the Rev. turned to Wheel-

lrrivlnl on Saturday and

Dr ompsori. Rev. Mr. MlcQller- rie officiated at the grave. The m. Murley luv. evening. {pallbearers were: Messrs. iMscLeen: Morrison Mac-lean; Iiorne scLean; Walter Deacon; the recfgient yesterday o! a buutl.

Valley school district was ented by the Can-

{na-n. Interment Kertsvillo Ceme- eidian Ho: turel Society and ery. ‘

donated by Honourable Bradford

717N535!‘ slmvwus-n" hm‘ r-r lishment in the beautification

Marooned in England. unable to obtain passage on a boat sailing for Canada for a time after the

r ence a or re. e nah“ ¥°§“‘i. ‘€v°ii‘aa.“" if.“ m» w» mad a, a1- ..:.".::...ls:;":.r:.. isms- , .

Rev Mr

Rev. Dr. Thompson.

EJ155011 MacQuarrie officiated a Moore of Albion have had as their _Tne pallbagrgrg wgrg; guests recentfy Mrs. Moore's three sisters and their husbands. Hugh Lourie. Four-t William, Ont; Dr. and Mrs William K. Jackson, Mississippi; Dr. and Mrs.

A. C. Rust. Willowdale, Ont- also 3 her two brothers, Mr,

delight at be-

Gordoh "ave a reading. A dainty ‘eral of M. Danil '1‘. M inn

lunch was served. The decorations r e u o’ ° “h”! mum" used were in keeping with Halloween season;

ATTENDED £0111 ANNIVER-

HITYY Comet. violinist. Will be 1n-

t me‘g,.ave_ terestecl to learn that- he is now a Messrs PQ- ‘ member of the Vancouv- Monmn Mac. er Symphony Orchestra, one of the Walter finest musical organizations in Can-

ada. and that he played in the cen-

couver under the direction of Dr. MacMillen. of Toronto. Mr. Gomez

organizer of musical instruction in

‘presbytery in Zion Church vester- _PRETTY WEDDING_A very pretty wedding was solemineaed on. Thursday morning at the Parsonage, , KQMUIBWH. Rev. Mr. Somers of-, ficieting, when Miss Ruby Jean! Cousins. duushier o! Mrs. Cousins Kenn, which mmed of Burlington and the late Alex~lof her niece M13, A ander Cousins became the bride n: Iworces

its; Egsgifefg pledged m me pnu“ Mr. John Cairns Marchbank, son lWBs a

of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Marchbsnk, New Annan. The bride looked very

velvet dress trimmed with crimson,

ding trip through Nov; Scotia. Up-

,Merchbank will make their-home iln New Arman where their many friends wish them every happi-

FAREWELL PARTING —A very noes-s.

oxrie of Mrs. Elizabeth Macliean. Manse, Kensirr-gton on Thursday tanchel. to bid her farewell before morning, November 2nd, when Miss

time lunch

Revoir and Eon Voy-

d, youngest son of Mr. and NORM.“ MRI-fwd- Rivfl‘ many friends sincerely wish them dale. The bride locked verv lovely a, happy long, proapéroug wedded in a. dress of plum shade with coat life. H. of blue and navy accessories. The ttended by Mr. end Mrs. Calvin Hyde, Clyde River. , After the wedding ceremony, the wkflcgimotaugedcag‘ Afiiergguig; bridal party motored to the home i summers.“ yestuday morning of the bride's parents where sup- Capt“ Eu u he was geneflmy P" was "Wedi W W6 immedll" known, had been up and around relatives. after which a large num- until Saturday when he took a 1 w Md ( iber of young folk gathered in

He eav.'s mourn a 0w nee ‘chard/an and gnu Minnie M. Hooper), one son, Lloyd, o of the editorial staff of the Ottawa lkmd‘ °’ 5° d Citizen and two daughters, Mrs.‘ Fred Gates. West, Royalty, P. E. I and Mrs. Hough, Ottawa.

"n!" Rev. B. C. Salter officiated. The Mlfi- bride looked charming attired in Leod who on behalf of thou PIO- e Queen Blue chiffon velvet, dress sen-t reed a farewell address while Wm; Queen m1nbeth h“ and m- Miss Laurel MacLean presented her Cessna to match. and was attend. Miss Iona in by her causin. Miss Willa Casely thanked the donors for l'¢- who was gow-ned in a beautiful ering her when all joined to- nevy taffeta dress with burgandy sanil “For She's A Jolly hat and shoes, m. Elmer Mann

oung cowle motored to the brides

Upon their arrival home the hap-

Sumrnerside has been severed in

a heart attack and although quite

5331mm“; aplbright was unable to get up but wishea and noun‘, linegered until ‘Tuesday when he they a“ 10km! mfpassed peacefully away during the

morning. Capt. Arssnauft was born

homewlard. Before her marriage, seventeen W," he manned m, we-

Miss Crosby was tendered I mil- boats across the Straits between H. 1ceilaneous shower at the home of Cape Traverse and Cape Tormen- L. T Beaten, and tine, ‘which in theearlydays was the Henry M. Jenkins. {a151, at m; 110mg o; My, and M“, only can ting link with the main- Hazel-IDM, Danacm Wm" Sh, w“ iand.Capt Arsenault wasone of the brook; Parkman Jenkins, Mt. Her- ‘preented Wm, a set or dishes from earliest seafaring men to sail for ber‘, Mrs. Russell Bell, West Roy- alty; Mrs Joshua Bailem, 1ft. Al- bion; Mrs. Roy Howlett, Annan- dale; Mrs. Daniel Bell, Halifax;

the late R. T. Holman when pro-

ithe members oi the Bonshaw Wo- - ma“ Immune‘ duce from Hornans was shipped i-n

sailing schooners to distant parts One of his earliest voyages was on

An event of unusual intlfit. March 10th, 1817 when he sailed

and Mrs. Chester M. Cox,

to the younger set. was from Charlottetown on the good at 8-30 yesterday sht “A.donle." owned by n. 'r. in Trinity United Church Ho man, for Point Du Chene with of Mil red Grace. daughter of Mr. a cargo of oats. This was only one

in of many such voyages to the lLieutenant Frederic A. large. R. C. mainland and farther afield which ‘N. V R... son of Mr. and Mrs. the Captain made during his long

Ernest A, Large, with Rev. Hugh service for R, '1‘. Holman. His Miller officiating. and in the pres- latter years were spent on shore ence of a large number of friends as weierouseman for the firm he

of the contractin parties.

R. A

ceremony. The bride. attractively attired

Teale Blue with Phrsohis. trim

a handsome bouquet of Ame Beaut Roses, was attended

matching accessories and carried

brid

resistor,

mtg:- MacDonald ' ill d much happiness

stone .

valurd members. rendere "O Per- fect Love" and a solo by Miss Pearl. Burns during the signing of the

Tl“ ushers were: Mr. Alfred 3'1’? i-lrklettier, and Mr. Edwin John- ‘of?

had served so faithfully at sea

As the bride roceeded up the The Captain worked for over 50 aisle leaning on the arm of her years for the Holman firm. lil- father. by whom she was given in health caused him to retire about marriage. the wedding march was 15 years Gage. Since that time he play-ed by Prof. A. Rocy Kendall, L has enjoy

. . M., A. A. G. ., who also — esided at the organ during the and family. The Captain was well

the fruits of his labors in quiet contentment with his wife

known and was elwe s to be seen in round the wharves sill taking an

SAI-lf-Mr. and Mrs. John Watts “MWW at“; m‘ sebum. . - m

II-OH NIW YORK

m- : r Wheez- “ ' ' "'“°‘°“““'° will so out w w.

erement with the Canadian Travel l“ M‘ bewvmmm-

held yesterday from his late resi- Bureau at the New York World's Fair and

deuce at North Wilt-shire. 'I‘he I671 Albert E. Marley,

roviiice lost a well known his house in Vernon River Mon-

Mr. Lea was born at Tryon in Januar llih, i850, the eon of the late Jo Lea.

R, dqflb hll UVO

-wanpm u - w onlsqtw nndolundthen

W- IQPIIO. lieutenant Governor Wed of Prince Edward Island, for hsv- , Y ing made the most noteworthy ec- G

groom by Mr. Inmuel

COUNTY COURT JUDGMENT- ‘s Count coruft ye v

G. O. II t for the defendant. Jos- MacDonald of Charlotte for $25 and costs ns Pursey, North Rus co,

FUNERAL SERVICES-The fun- m

- Wlllllm 80ml’ Film" fled the City Pol ce. Th! victim of BIRTHS was held Tuesday afternoon the - ~-—-- .._ the Cuinliffe amoral Home. The 011,115 Q

service was Carlyle Webster. The pull were . Cyrus Pickers:

from ool in July last. Mr. R

the plaintiff and Mr. MacDonald for the de-

ev. . bu"?! experience and was taken to

DIES AT WORCESTER—Hel' many friends in Charlottetown and in Tignish will learn with regret of the death of Miss Annie Mc-

ARTER-MIcCARA — At the home of the bride's parents in Elm- field, N.S., Sunday evening, . 29. at eight o'clock, Myrtle, daugh- ployment with the Post Office De- with 2. 1939. to Mr. and Mrs. Pdigg for of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MacCa- partment as Postal Clerk, Male. “ml- Whfllflfly River. a so“,

11W" united!!! mBlTlBBttoJam-ss They were successful in recent pm“ Nov 4 m3 Wriehi- Curler. Contain of the 5- competitions held by the civil Ser- my“, - - 9- w M“ and Mo.

Miss McKenzie daughter of the late John Arnold McKenna for many years a respected citizen of

town. Mrs. (Justice) A. E. Arsen- charming in a french blue silk vel- [amt L, a mace o! the l“!