Y, PAGE? FOURTEEN THE GUARDIAN, CI-IARLOTTETOWN MAY 21y 11 ; wuunscigaivnlssausn mm. Barlow; a. Law Mu. Howlan and 1151131-on lundny sitemoon. my Eimsdale And I I is Grade III (Al-1. MsrleneMsc-

ii -who following is the April Arthur; 2. Allison Maoou-ville.

Ai' up”; for Wgllingmn English :3)-1. Bonnie Moon-ville; 2. ii gghooig Shirley Barlow. ,' qua, vnms.1, Shirley 1t1g,oAr- Grade II-1. Allan Gmhsm: 1.

Raymond MoAuslsnd. Grade 1-1. Vernon MacArthur; 2. Gordon Day; 3. Willie Barlow. Teacher: Mrs. Maddix.

. thus; 2. Thane Barlow. i ' Gilda VI-1. Bsribars Day; ' Ohms Barlow: 3. Nita Day. Grade V-1. Margot Barlow; 2.

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--Mr. P. A. Arsenault. teacher that Tignish Shore, spent the Moth- ers' Day weekend in his home par- Eish of St. Anthony's.

I O I VICllII'I'y Mr. Gilbert Gaudet spent Tues- day, May 12th, in Howlan.

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Mrs. Jack Plans and son return- 3,193,550? Mrlrtngobggsfyngr 1:: ed irom Summerslde on Mondsy,i,,a,m on Sunday mgm May mm Msy lath. t ' '

Mrs. Felix Arsenault was the truest of Mrs. Alban D. Arsensult

Miss Amy Sweet oi Forest View? ,on Tuesday evening. May 12th.

is now spending some time with friends in Howlsn. r-'r Friends i Le A it "ll Mrs. Jack Platts and little .soiii,.egret to kriww Sh” gzeiacgidelixlg are N” patients 1" me. Prmce ly fell and hurt himself quite County Hospital, Summersidt ,badly. All hope to see him up and ”m" tnround i . Mr. Frank Doiron. school inspec-I E88 n won tor, visited the Howlsn School on, Wednesday, May lath.

5 Mrs. Margaret Dumville oi pO'l..eary recently spent a day or two M. the home of her sister in l-lowlan.

Paul Gallant IIIOIAIITG to sum- merside on Thursday, May 14th to seek employment.

Mr. his work at the home Mrs. Tenis Peters now has as Gallant Fortune co”, for her guest, her sister, Mrs. Joe'pn,semp' ' Arsensult oi Borden.

Frank Gallant has finished of Arthur the

"”'”" I Mr. and Mrs, Arthur DcsRoches M"- Elm" Pm?” M S”mm"'iiind sons went to Cascumpec on side. visited her mother in lheIMo,1da),' Mm, um when M1,. Western Hospital: also at theiuesmaches (3 emplbyed on me home oi her aunt and uncle, Mr.im,.m or John Raymn and Mrs. J. B. Arsenault oi How-l ygmg Vincent Perry spent a icw hours on Tuesday evening, May 12th, at

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A iew young folks irom Howlsn went to St. Marks, Lot '7. on Tues- day niizlit, May 12th. ior the open- ing dance oi the season.

Siunmerslile. P. E.

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HIONE 31” 1 Little Ellen Dt-war oi O'Leary

is now the guest of Elizabeth S)IALl.)lAN'S BUIIDING Plntis oi Freeland. OPTOMETRIST .....

An ice cream truck now makes al ut-ekly trip to Howlaii. inucii toi the delight of all the nearby younpstrrs.

-ET. EARLE IIIOKEY

Chartered Accountant .. .-

Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Giiudet of Woodstock visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Arsenault on

Canadian Bank of Commerce

summerslde, P. E. L

Saturday evening, May 16th. PHONE 2888 -1 Mr. P. A. Arsensult, teacher, spent Sunday afternoon, May 17th, E, E, with ii-iends in Howlan. Opt. D. ILO. Friends oi Mr. and Mrs. Pros. OPTOMETBIST Perry are pleased to welcome

them brick to their summer home, aftrr spending the winter months at lIlPll' home in Reading, Mass.

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Office Hours: it in 12 - 1 to 5 snd by appointment.

Mi and Mrs. Air-thur Gallant of PHONE 3281 Charlottetown s ' I , 1 pent. the iieek end;

Rmamgg TnEATREsuB';nD:'l.dB and holiday in Woodstock and summer m I llmylaii.

..::...M..-A-M-M w. Robe.-fson (Tiiim-lietlc classes are being held tu l(' .

p ii week nt St. Anthony's Chartered Accountant

idiiriin: the months of May and i.Iune, inr the yearly exams which P. E. I. MUTUAL BUILDING Granville st Water Street

lure hold in July,

Mrs. Emily Gallant and son Ed-

5l”"me”m9 ;win of Suininerside, Visited at the themes or Mrs. Gallant's brothers. Egg" Pi 0'63?0x:Frod and Alban Arsenault, at " Howlan on Sunday. May 1"ith. L' A. S. Messrs. Frank and Henry Gal- BA" LLB. lant began work on the new legion iIl0I'llP being built at Bloomfield BAIIBIETER, ETC. -Corner on Monday. May 18th. 1

165 Water Street - Phone 2319 SUDIMEBSIDE. P. E. L

Higgins.

Mr. and Mrs. George Walsh and .iamily motored to I-lowlan on lsunday, May l'1tli. wliore they lwere guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tcnis iPetc-rs.

Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Arsensult oi

. . . Vicinity

-Mr. and Mrs. Harold D0119.

Campbellton. were visitors on sun-

day. May 3rd, with friends in Elmsdsle. i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shea. Hi.

Louis, were recent Sunday guests st the home of Mr. and Mrs. A.!D. 0'31-ien.i .

Mrs. R. A. McKenns was hostess to the members of the O'Brien Road Wome'ns Institute for their meeting on Tuesday. Msy 5th.

Her many friends regret to learn of the illness of Mrs. Ed- mund Kelly, who is a patient in the Western Hospital. and wish her a speedy recovery.

Mrs. Phillips, Inverness, is I guest at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Merrill Dunn, and Mr. Dunn.

Miss Kathleen Williams, R.N.. oi the staff oi the Prince Edward Island Hospital, spent the May 9th week-end at the home of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Williams.

His many friends in this com- munity regret to learn oi the ill- ness oi Mr.Chest(-r Reid of Camp- bellton, in the Prince County Hos- pital, snd wish him in speedy re- turn to health.

Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Cameron and the Misses Lois and Gloria Cameron, oi Summerstde, were guests on Mothers Day at the home oi Mrs. Hazel Cameron. and Mr. and Mrs. Hampton Horne.

Mrs. Chiirles Barnett accom- panied Mr. rind Mrs. Gordon Ber- nard on their return trip by car to Haverhill, Massachusetts. Mrs. Barnett will spend several weeks' holiday there before returning home.

Mrs. Harry Matthews. Alberton, was a. guest recently ior several

days at the home of Mrs. Bush MacNeill. . Mrs. Bruce Currie entertained

the members of the Elmsdals Wo- men's Institute inr their meeting on Monday, May llth, st whichi 14 members and one new member, were present. Among other busi-i ness it was announced that the film "The Royal Tour" would be pl'PSPlllP(l lil Elmsdiile School in June. A contest. rnnducted by Mrs, Merrill Dunn was equally won by

Mrs. Wm. Matthews and Mrs. James Adams, Jr. Refreshments were served by the hostess and

coiniiiittce. The next meeting is to be held at the home oi Mrs. James

O'Brien. -Y. ning. May 12th, where they re- mained at the home of their son,

Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Peters, un- til Wednesday afternoon.

Arbor Day was taken on Fri- day, May 15th. in Howlan School with the usual cleaning of the yard by the boys while the teacher

and the girls did the interior of the school. In spite oi the dark, damp

weather during most oi the past week some of the farmers kept on with the planting of the spuds. A iew have now finished and can attend to the seeding of the grain.

Friends and relatives of Mrs.

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lM'iscouche and Mr. and Mrs. Hen- ' ry Gallant oi Summerside, were in Barrister. Boliclto, Notary, Etc. Homnn on Sunday, Mny nth. LLB. J --;-- I Mr Alban T. Arsenault, em- MW91 W L”'n- lployrc of Curran and Briggs, Ltd.,i Office formerly occupied by iivent to work on Monday, May L... fjggug scmng, Kc, Iilth. at the Summcrside race I Il'lCI(

John A. Gallant sre sorry to hear that she was taken to the West- ern Hospital on Saturday, May Tltith, Mrs. Gallant. after spending the winter months in Summerside, had just returned to Woodstock and was living in her summer cottage there.

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I The St'Il0(lI mates of Ruth, Paul- pinr and Patricia Finnan are pleas- lcd to welcome them back to How-

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Mrs. Henry Gallant was hostess Ion Tuesday evening to the St. Ann iclub members for the monthly

lan School again aiter nttciidlngliilcemm There were 17 ""7359" Fire - Auto - Cuusity icnlpman School during the win. present. Mrs. Fred Arsenault . i lkindlv consented to be hostess for r- ” -x - llm INSURANCE '1” momm' lthe lune meeting when the an- . m4 1 A , With Mark Stevens and Patricia Knowles 5 summer as sununcrsme Mr and Mrs. Ts-ms mm-s me-."”"1 GFWM W” I”. held '0” ,tnred to Tignish on Tuesday eve-IWC lucky P”8”m339 ”'3k”- PHONE 2413 1 --AG

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