12 The Guardian, 'l‘hurs.. Jan. 30. 1964.

KINGSBORO

Mrs. Foster Garrett has been ill at her home in East Baltic for more than a week.

George Robertson. Kingsboi-o,‘ began his duties as mail driver‘ on the East Baltic route Jan. 1. His father. R alph Robertson‘ had served faithfully in this position for many years and was honored on his retirement b 3! box holders in this area and pre- sented with suitable gifts.

Mrs. William Fraser. N orth Lake. has been spending it few rlays in Souris while she has. been having a series of X-rays at the Souris Hospital.

.\lr. and Mrs. Nelson Stewart. Red Point. were visitors to Charlottetown where they visit-.7 ed with Mrs. George Grant. ‘

Mrs, Robert. Yates. Sr.. Kings- bnro. has been ill at her home and has undergone X-rays a n (I tests at Souris hospital to deter- m‘ne the nature of her illness.

Mrs. Willard Ching. Kingsboroi matron of the Souris Hospital. is l‘PSldlnE in Souris for the re- mainder of the winter months

Mr; Li). Rose. Lakeville. is.‘ convalcscing from a recent ill-* ness. She has been under the doctor's care for several weeks.

~ .0. Smith. pastor oi the Kinzshoro and South Lake Churches conducted Week of Prayer services in both Bay For- tune and Montague Churches.

.\irs. .lohn W Robertson. King- sboro. is confined to her home with a badly injured foot. follow- in; a highway accident ne 3 r sniiris. when their car was in collision with a truck 0" I0)’ pavement.

Miss I-3ett_\' M. Ching. RT. a member of the staff of the P.E. Island Hospital. Charlottetown. spent the weekend with her mo- ther. Mrs. Clarence Chlng and family. Black Pond. .

Preston Bryenton. Red Point North. received the sad news of the accidental death of his s on Alden Bryenton. which occurred in Boston. Mass. where he was employed and where he h as made his home for many years.

Floyd MacLean. Kingsbo r 0. has been a patient in Souris Hospital for a medical checkup and further treatment.

Mrs. Kenneth Braidwood has returned to her home in Toronto Ont. after attending the funeral of her father. Charlottetown. Mrs. is a niece of William B aker. Lakeville.

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BRISTOL

Mr and Mrs Charles Elder-. shaw have returned from a won- derful three weeks vacation with their daughter. Lois and her husband. Mr. and Mrs, Owen Siniiott. in Mitchell. Ont. On the way home they stopped off in '!\i‘I0llI.l‘Pal for a week to vi 5 i r with Mrs Eldershaw's brother- in—law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. John Arsenault. Both Charlie‘ and Mrs. Eldershaw said “we; waited for many long years for; a vacation like this one. and at} this season of the year it's nice to travel by train with no car, worries." <

Mrs. Connor 0‘Donahoe and! young daughter who arrived: here Christmas Eve from New‘ York City on a sad mission. call- ed by t.lie sudden passing of Mrs. I 0‘Donohoe's father. P.R. Sin-.' uott. leave this week on returnj to their home. Mrs. O‘Donahoe. was the former Frances Sinnottfi and worked in the Income Tax office in Charlottetown. .

With the skating season here; again we like to recall the great-- estyskater of all time here. John Lapierre. who skated from St. Andrews. the east end of the river to Charlottetown in fifty- five m i n ii t e s some seventy years ago in a feat that has nev- er been beaten. A brother of John Stannis Lapierre. now eighty-nine recalls his bi-.;i.ne.r's great feat. using a pair of hand- made stock-skates fashioned from two blacksmith‘s rasps by the late John O'Brien in his blacksmith shop where John Lapierre was learning his trade.

Last. week we had a pleasant

call from Miss Lida Webster. a school teacher in the old Har- bour school fifty years ago. long

fore Bristol had a school There are only a few left of the pupils of Miss Webster who is now living in retirement in West- ern Canada. She belles her age and its hard to believe it's so long since the old H a r bou r school days with its long desk and wood burning stove.

One lady here now eighty- three waited thirteen years for her old age pension cheque. and was informed e had never made a p p‘. i c a t-ion. thinking it was not necessary to apply. as the government knew people's ages. So remember your age if you are near 70.

The death of John T. Berrigan I former Bristol boy. occurred recently in the Victoria General

Halifax and despite he left Bristol many years ago to reside in Halifax. and later to return to Charlotte- own to make his home. he al- ways called Bristol home. John- nie. as we all knew him. was flown to Halifax for an emer- gency operation but failed to come through surgery.

Sister Mary Gerard. the form- er Teresa O'Brien. who is sta- tioned in Louisiana. writes her mother. Mrs. Walter O'Brien. that the deep south was white with snow on New Year’: Day. the first time they had snow for sixty-one years. Very few of the

turn of sunny weather.

The weekly dances In the vil- lage hall still draw A large at- tendance of the younger class

and many who are not so young

ATTENTION MEMBERS

FEB. 1st. 1964 is the time to bring in your purchase slips for 1963. The

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