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M... Allen Ma'eDoull, Glen Valley. ", . visitor to Bothwell recently.

14,-. 1". D. Bennett, Morcll. paid a gun visit to Red Point and North

Lute recently-

in. Edwin Robertson. Munn's Raga, was on business to Red Point on July 31-

ur, Frank Rose. Windsor. Ont.. 1, spending his holidays at his home in Red Point.

Misses Jean McGregor and Ruth Fly at East Baltic. attended the Junior 4-H Club at the Sewing course in the Vocational School. Charlottetown.

Miss Edith Rose. R.N.. Jamaica plain, and Mrs. Joshua McDon- .m, Kingsboro. motored to Char- lottetown recently on business.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Reid, Rollo my. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Jarvis, on July 29.

Mrs. L. McLean. has returned to in: home in East lfoint from the Charlottetown Hospital, where she mcently underwent an operation. Her friends and neighbours are pleased to have her home again.

Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Campbell lrft July 31 on return to Ottawa. hgying spent their holidays with Mrs. John C. Campbell, Red Point and other members of the family.

Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Dixon. East Baltic. who recently celebrated iheir 50th wedding anniversary. It is the wish of their numerous friends and neighbours that they both celebrate many more.

Miss Alma McLean returned to hrr duties in Newton. Mass. hav- ,ng spent her holidays With her niuihcr, Mrs. Wilfred McLean. Kingsboro.

. Mr and Mrs. George Smith and 5.... nf Moneton. spent some time with Mrs. Smith's parents, Mr. and

Youas. Red Point and rruiuaa M9"??? lmhwell. motored to Char- lottetown on July 2'1.

Mrs. Earle Jarvis and family. 3411111-ave. N. 8.. have taken up residence in Souris.

Mr. Clarence Rose and Mr. Jo- seph McDonald, North Lake. mo. tored to Charlottetown on July 21.

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lyuy, '1-0,. onto. Ont.. spent some time visit- inl with MP1. I-ylIY's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James McDonald, Souris. This is Mr. Lysay'a first visit to the island.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald MacDonald and daughter. Anne Marie of North Lake. were August 1 visitors to Souris.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Conway and Iamlly. Souris. have taken up residence at North Lake.

and Mrs. Percy Peardon, U. . . spent a pleasant holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Mos- sey, Bothwell .and with relatives and friends at North Lake.

Mrs. Arthur Whynot. Mclrose, Mass.. spent a pleasant holiday with her sister. Mrs. Jerome Mac- Donald, Souris.

Mr. and Mrs. Major Young and Gary. Red Point, and Miss Helen R. McLean. Kingsboro, motored to Charlottetown and Montague on July 31.

Mr. Dominic Harris of Elmira, was recently removed by ambul- ance from the Souris Hospital to the Sacred Heart Home, Charlotte- own.

Miss Anna Mae McLean. East Point, was a business visitor to Charlottetown recently.

Two large pulp wood boats that docked in Souris the past week took care of a large quanity of pulp wood and gave employment to several young men and to truck- ers.

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Mr. Thomas A. l-Iarris. Elmira.

im;-. Hurry Bruce. Red Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Robertson and three children of Quebec are spending some time with Mr. Rob- crtson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Robertson. Kin8Sb01"0-

Min and Mrs. Paul. Winterbalder and three children. Oakville. Conn-, "9 visiting with the iattei-'s sis- ter, Mrs. Colin and Mr. Dixon. East Baltic. "

Mr. George E. McDonald, Sum- incrside, was a recent visitor to the rastcrn districts. Mr. McDonald just returned from his holidays which he spent in Cape Breton and Maine.

Miss Anti Gillespie. daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Sterling Gillespie. Souris. spent some time in the Souris Hospital with virus pneu- mnnia. Her many play-mates and friends wish her a speedy and complete recovery.

Mrs. Bessie Mclnnis. Charlotte- town, spent some time visiting with Mrs. J. F. Massey. Bothwell. Mrs. Mclnnis formerly lived at Red Point. and her old friends and neighbours were glad to have her in their midst again.

Rev. H..R., Bell. Red Point. preached an inspiring message in Hunter River and New Glasgow Churches on Aug. 1. Both services were well attended. Mrs. Bell for- merly belonged to New Glasgow.

..'Mrs. Joseph McDonald, North Lake, recently entered the Prov- incial Sariatorium. Charlottetown, for treatment. It is the sincere lglllll of friends that her stay be

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The Bible Class which was con- ducted daily in East -Baltic and Kingsboro, for two weeks was con- cluded in the Kingsboro Baptist Church July 30.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester McNeill. Red Point, were recent visitors to tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clay, Dundal.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Greene and Mr. and Mrs; Spencer Llewellyn. Montague. w,ere Aug. i. visitors in Red Point and East Baltic.

Mr. Francis Campbell of the Fishermen's Loan Board Office. Charlottetown. spent the week-end at his home in Red Point.

Mrs. Wendell Robertson. Kings- lmrn. spent a few days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hackett, Di-well Head.

Mr. Melvin McQusid. Souris. at- tended the funeral of the late Mr. George Glllls on July 81 at St. Zolumba Church.

Rev. R. W. and Mrs. Ross and three children. Marlyn, Betty and Malcolm of Tubuaintac, N. B., who want some time with relatives in Souris. North Lake and Red Point. left for their home recently.

Mr. Augustus Mallard, North Lake. left for Halifax. on Aug. 2. with a truck load of fish meal Product from Souris.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stewart and family. returned to their residence In .South Lake, having spent a holiday with relatives in Maine.

Messrs. Johnnie Young. Malor

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and Mr. Major Young, Red Point, motored to Antigonish. N.S.. rec- ently where they spent some time visiting with friends and relatives.

Mrs. Frances McNeIll. Charlotte- town, spent a few days recently with her father. Mr. Joseph Ford. South Lake, and other members of the family.

Miss Eileen Saunders. Midgeli, was a recent visitor to Red Point.

Mrs. Fay Glover and family, Charlottetown, spent Aug. 1. with Mrs. Glover's parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Dixon. East Baltic.

Mr. and Mrs. John McKie. Howe Bay. were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Robertson and iam- ily Red Point.

The surrounding districts were shocked and saddened by the news that one of South Lake's oldest and most highly respected citizens, Mr. George Giliis, had passed away suddenly at his home on July 28. Mr. Gillls will not only be missed in the home but in the community as he was a good neighbour. al- ways ready to help his fellow men when a good deed was needed. He followed the sea for several years and was a good lobster fisherman. The late Mr. Gillls was also en- gaged in farming. Sympathy goes out to his widow, daughters and sons in their great loss. His fun- eral was held July 31, from his late residence to St. C o l u m b a Church and was followed by a large crowd of mourners. The ser- vice was conducted at the Church and grave by Father W. McDonald, parish priest. His remains were laid to rest in the church ceme- tery at St. Columba. U

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HALIFAX. (OP)--Chairman A. B. Dewolfa of the Nova Bootia Power commission said Tuesday he felt rural domestic rates for electricity should be raised so that producing companies "can at least operate on an even basis."

He made the statement in con- nection with a federal bureau of statistics report which said-the na- tional average cost of domestic power increased four per cent last year.

Mr. Dewolfc said the commission had approved no increases during the last year but he felt "there should be an increase domestic rates."

The national trend in cost was not evident in Nova Bootis.

The Nova seotis Light and Power Co.. which supplies power to the Halifax area and the Anna- polls valley, said the cost of pro- ducing domestic power wss. in fact, "definitely showing a down- ward trend." It sttributcd this to the fact that more and more house- holders are using far nectar vol- umes of electricity which means they get all over a certain amount at a cheap rate. natom Light and Power, wiiicii "Pipes" power into Cape Breton homes. said it had not raised rates

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..'MrL Jiiau Ilixvhil Ind I0!!- Alonso. were visitors to Charlotte- town Auguat 1..

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mccarthy and family were visitors to Mon- tague. August 1.

Misses Mary and Marguerite Myers, Charlottetown. spent the week-end of July 81, at their home at Head of Hillsboro.

Mr. Geiuld Fraser, Montreal, P. 0.. was s. recent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gillan.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Douglas. were visitors to Montague, August 1.

The illness of Mr. George Byrnc. windon, ls regretted by his many friends.

Mrs. Urban Bradley, visited her husband who is a. patient at the Charlottetown Hospital. July 81.

Mrs. Marion Gillan and son Francis, Charlottetown. spent a few days of the week of August 1, visiting Rev. Sister Teresa at St. Teresa's Convent.

Mr. Alex Grant visited his bro- ther and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent. Grant, Boidcn. July 80.

Mr. and Mrs. John Keefe and son Michael. Morcll, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mac- Donald. August 1.

Mrs. Cecelia I-lcaley and daughter Claire of Lynn, Mass, are spending their holidays at the home of Mr. Henry Trainer, at. Patrick's Road.

Friends of Mr. Daniel Byrne are pleased to learn that he was able to return to his home rcdently on Byrne's Road, after being a patient at the Convalescent Home in Mon- tague for the past year. .

Messrs. Ralph and Alex Grant visited Mr. Donald Grant, who is -a patient at the Provincial Senator- ium. Charlottetown, August 1.

Mrs. Catherine Worth, Boston, Mass., is spending her holidays at the home of her brother and sister- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Law- lcr. .

Dr. Raymond Hughes. Montreal. P. Q., visited friends in this vic- inity August 3. Dr. Hughes taught school in Peake's school more than 20 years ago.

Dr. Kenny Mooney, accompanied by his wife and family of Boston, Mass., are spending their vacation at the home of Dr. Mooncy's father. Mr. John A. Mooney.

Mr. Cyrus sariphy, Lynn. Mass. a format teacher in this vicinity, vis- ited many of his friends here on August 3.

Mrs. Finnan, New York. is visit- ing at the home of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Bradley.

Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Hughes and family, lcit recently on return to Montreal, P. Q., after spending their vacation at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Hughes. They were ac- companicd by Mrs. Roddcn.

Mr. William Goodwin and family Rumford. Maine, were visitors to St. Teresa, July 29.

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hughes and daughters. Rosemary, and Maureen, Charlottetown, were visitors to this vicinity on August 1.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goodwin and family, Rumford, Maine, visited friends in this vicinity August 3.

Mrs. Joseph MacDonald, Tlgnlsh, spent s. few days of the week of Aullllt 1. at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas BrazeL

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacDonald and daughter Mary G.. msxbui-y, Ma.as., are spending a short vacation athgie horns of Mr. and Mrs. Juries

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Miss Ruth Donnelly is riding two weeks visiting her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Welter Currie,

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Miss Minnie Di-iscoll. Summei-side, spent the week of August 1. visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and M”, Joseph Kelly. .

Pie. Gerald llvans. spent. a. short vacation recently at the home of his -parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Evans. H

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Mr. Jack Laybolt. Jr.. is re- modeling his house at present.

Mrs. Margaret Bradley and child- ren have arrived from Maine to vacation with Mrs. Bradley's moth- er. Mrs. Nettie nanahan, for a couple of weeks.

Miss'Lottie Hughes arrived from South Boston by bus on Sunday evening. she will mend a month 31. her summer residence in Bris-

Mr. A. J. McAdam, one of the teachers at S. D. U.. was a week- end visitor with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. McAdam.

Mr. Fred Anderson, the village shoe doctor. was in the city on Thursday on business.

Friends of Mr. George Byrne will be sorry to learn he is a patient in the Charlottetown Hospital, where his condition is reported as improved.

Miss Mabel O'Brien. a teacher for many years, attended the re- frcsher course at P. W. C. that finished last week. she reports the course very interesting.

Mr. Charlie McAdam srrived from Halifax on Friday evening to vacation around his old home with his brothers, Ronnie and John.

The work of widening the old west at. Pctei-'s Road was started last week whcnlthc fences were moved back some 20 feet and the machine started the work. This old road leads to the shore.

Mr. Stanley Drake has arrived from Montreal to spend his vaca- tion with his mother and other relatives here and in Charlotte- town.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Burns and two children, were Sunday visitors here from the city, guests of Mrs. Burns' sister, Mrs. W. O. O'Brien.

Mr. Ed Tobin arrived from New Jersey last week to visit his mother at the old homestead in Morell east. Ed has resided in the U. 5. A. Since boyhood days but makes the trip down every summer to the old home.

Miss Mary Gauthier arrived from Montreal last. week-end to spend a. month with her mother, Belle Gauthier. Miss Gauthier has been in the big city for ii. .number of years now.

Mr. Fred Bennett. who was with R. T. Holman Ltd, in the Sum- mersldc store for a number of years, has Joined the staff of the Morell, Co- operative store here. His years in the store business should be a big help in the busy Co-op.

Mrs. Herb Kenny received the sad news over the week-end of the death of her sister in the U. S. A. She had been in poor health for some time. The sympathy of this community is extended to Mrs. Kenny at this time.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rossiter, who arrived from Toronto some time ago, have decided to stay on the farm. It is understood the large farm property is too heavy a Job now for Mr. Rossiterls father and mother alone.

..'Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hooper annual vacation with relatives and friends. Mr. Hooper operated the

before moving to the U. B. A. to reside. His wife is the former Agnes Flynn of this vicinity.

Miss Teresa MacDonald arrived from Halifax, N. 3., on Saturday to vacation with her puents. Mr. and Mrs. James P. MacDonald. Miss MacDonald visited at the St. Anne Shrine in Quebec for some days before coming home. Her sister, Cathy, is all. here from Halifax for her vacation.

Rev. Prank MacDonald. 5- J- Montreal, celebrated mass at the little Flower Church here on Sun- day morning. The Mission Father had been here for more then a week while attending the celebs- tions at S. D. U. as a. representative of his order. He leaves on Tuesday morning for his home in the big city.

Little of the heavy hay crop was saved in the past week owing to the rein. Fields of hesvy grain are falling down as the ground is so wet it. can't hold the grain up. It is believed right now more then half of the hay crop will be a total ion and many farmers won't

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The monthly meetin at Grand River sub-divisiorT of 3: C.W.L-. was held at the home of Miss Mary C. Mclnnis. on July 13.

The meeting opened with the League Prayer by Father Mur. naghan. .

Roll call was answered by 11 members.

Letters were read from sisters of Precious Blood in regards to Tabernacle Veil. It was decided to make a new veil. material donated by members. it was decided to purchase a range stove for the hall and oilcloth for picnic tables. One new member was Welcomed,

A. hearty vote of thanks was ex- tended the hostess for an enjoy- able and profitable evening.

7 Miasklanlc MeLellan invited the members to her home for the Aug- ust meeting.

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..'Miss Joyce Gardiner present- ed a small group of swimmers for the Red Cross Tests on August 5. at Annandale. This course is spari- sored by a local committee under the chairmanship of Mrs. Marcel Campbell. Paul Cudmore tested the swimmers and gave awards to the following:

Juniors: Gordon Elackett, Leon- ard Campbell. .

Seniors: Isobel Campbell.

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