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B. 1. S.—Meting of the Benevolent [rish
Society, this evening, at 8 o’cleck. Ger tr —The Prince Edward Island Magazine for Juneis on sale at all the
book: torese. cm Cresabderi—Rol! call arid election of offices this evening Closing meeting for the holidays, =_—--@>- Branch No. 216,C MBA, ll meet in the A. O. HI. hall th’s even.
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Arrenti;xn— No2C>», G A, meets for drilltonight at 8 « *clock sharp Every man must be presert.
Aquatic. - There will be a four oared race on the harbor this eveniog,
. | Starting at seven o'clock from a point off
Conuollly’s wharf.
Funerat Norion.—The funeral of the lat? Mrs. Peter brodie will take place from her nocle’s (Mr John Court) residence at Black River, Lot 35, oa Wednesday, June l4:h, at 2p. m.
+ Orriomt Visi.—W.H. Williame,E<q:, P. W. P., of Maseachusetts, will visit Vic- toria Divieion this evening ion compary with @ WP Kirby. Al) members | of the order ave cordially invited.
Writ Worrn Sreinc.— The exhibition of j;lain awd fancy sewing and paintinz, which opened at the Convent de Notre Dame this morning, wil! be continued to. morrow, The work is all of the best description.
Moownieat Excursion.—A grand moon< light excursion wil! be held on board Sir. Jacques Cartier,Monday evening,J une 19th. Make no other engagement for that even- ing a8 jt wil) surpass all other previons excursions, Galbraith’s Band iv atter d- ance. Also, good music will be provided for dancing.
Po.ice Covurt.—This morning Edward Hevneseey was sent up for trial ip Su- preme Court for criming’ assault upon Caroline Bourke. Mr. D. A. McKinnon watched the case for Hennessey. The Liquor Regulation prosecution against James Steele was adjourned until Mooday next.
Kittrep By Lierryine.—During a very severe thunderstorm which passed over Penetanguishene, Ont., one evening last week, lightning struck a stall log house killiog the wife snd son of William Ladouceur, and sbattering the hou-e, stoves and pipes, and the windews.
While wheeling at Burlington Beach, Ont., on Monday afternoon, Willie Lawry, 14 years of age, was sirack by ligbtoing and instantly killed,
Gharles W. James, a local Methodiet preacher, was killed by lightning in front of his house in Killarney, Manitoba, on Saturday evening.
Tue Sacrep Heaev—The feast of the Sacred Heart was elaborately celebrated at Alberton on Friday. The church was beautifully decorated with green beeches, relieved by the flowering ch-rry aud pear, and the grand white marble marble sliar | made more beautiful if possitle by a pro- {fusion of palms, apple biessoms, tapers and fancy lighte. A supberb programme of appropriate music was executed by the talented Mrs. Doiron and a competent choir. The Solemn High Mass took place at 8 o’clock, and was followed by Benedic- tion. Rev. Dr. Chaisson was the cele brant, Rey. Fathers McGrath and Turbide the deacons and Rev. Fathers Gallant «nd Burke directed the ceremonies. There was a large attendance. A very solemn part of the service was the general dedica tion 'o the Sacred Heart.
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CONVENT DE NOTRE DAME
Exhibition of Plain and Fancy Sew- ing and Painting.
To anyone having ataste for the beauti- ful there is now presented an excellent opportunity for graufying that taste. The anaus! disp'ay ot fancy work by the young
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moralug And it is Certainly well worihy of avisit. The artist and instructress, Rev. Sr. St. Pierre, bus good reazon to be proud of the eplendid work done by the young Indies, This includes a painting on china by Mies Y. Shebyn, which is es
poe at ot potice; also a fires «creemof very pleasing desigu with hand- painted panels,the work of Misses Vanider- stine and Shehyn, and numerous oil paint ings of special merit by Mis-es Sbebyn, Vaniderstine, E. Horosby and A. Hogan. In this couvnection must be mentioned a pastel, the work of Miss A. Bearnes, also Severel specimens of crayon work by some of the young ladies already mentioned. Of this exhibit the gem isthe representation of the “ Resurrection,” a eplendioly-exe- cuted piece of crayon work by Miss Kugen‘e Hornsby. That the accomplish. ments of these young ladies are varied, is shown by the beantifol display of em- broidered doylies, tea cosie*, pincusbions and otber articles both useful and oroa~ mental, among which is a head rest show- ing geome very skillfal baad painting on satin, the work of Miss A Hogan, who, with Misses E. Hornsby, 5. Hornsby, B. McDonald, M Larkio, F. McLean aod Neliie Morgan, shows some very fine work in thie department. Of plain sewing there is also a good exhibit, the work of the following: Misses Doucett, Dillon, S. Coyle, M McCourt, A. Clarkin and A. Kelly. Last, acd bv no means least interesting, ie the work of the little tore in the Kindergarten, tracing designe, clay moulding etc, etc , all of which is very well done and deserving of praise. Afler viewing the work visitors must conclude that these young ladies have received the most careful iastruction from the talented Sisters of Notre Dame, and that they have profited by it is evident by the quantity and more particularly by the excellence of the work. The exibition of work is open to visitors today and tomorrow.
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Mr. W. F. Tidmarsh went to Rustico this morning.
Mr John A Matheson,F isheries Inepector, went west this morning.
Mr. Geo. E. Fall was a passenger to Pictou by the Siauley to-day.
Mr. James Young has been appointed Harbor Master at Wood Islanire
Mesere C. D. Rankin and A. A. Bartlett ieft this morning for St John.
Mr. W.S. McKie was a prssenger by the express today en route to Montres)
Mr. J.H. Bell, M. P. returoed to Sum- merside from O:tawa oo Saturday even-~ ing.
Mr. Tbomas Crafer, of this vrovince, graduated LL. B., at Boston University la-t week.
Mr. R. S. Lea, C. E., returned from Montreal on Saturday evening. He is registered at the Hote! Davies.
Mr. Edwin Harring‘oa left this moraing fer Burton where be will enter upon his apprealiceship as a plumber.
Rev. James Simpson, M. A., wasa passenger by the eastero train returning rom Souris this forenoon.
Mr. G. Crawford, who hes been in Charlottetown for several daye, left this morning on return io St. John.
Mrs J. Be Macdonsld went east on Satur- day evening O01: @ virit to friends at St, Aodrew’s. § e returns to~day.
Mis- Westaway, who bas been visiliag ber sister in Charlottetown, returned to Georgetown ou Saturday afternoon.
The Superior of the Rustico Convent, «ho has been in Charlottetown for several dave, returned to Rustico this morning.
Hon. William Richards was 4 passenger to Pictou bythe Northumberland yesiers day afternoon. He returns on Tuesday.
Mr. Frank B. Street is here in the in-
terests. of Williams, Green and Rome, Montreal. He is registered at the Horel Davies.
Mrs. Matthew Lodge died at Pugwash last week. The deceased was the mother of Rev, W. W. Loige and of Mrs. Job Sheotn
Mr. and Mre. Nei! Sinclair. of Sammer-
| side, who have been in Char! ttetown for
severa! days, returned to the Western
capital this morning.
Rev. Mr. Douglas and bride, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. Gord on tor several days, crossed to the mainland today en route to St. John.
It ie pleasing tohesr that Mr. Cyru Shaw, M. L. A., has sufficiently recovere, from his illnes to beable to leave for hig home in New Perth thisafternoon. “° ¢
Mrs. Ferguson and Miss Ferguson re- turned from New York on Saturday even- ing and regiatered at the Hotel Daviee. They goto Summerfield this afternoon.
Mies Ada Macdonald, of Dundas, who has been attending Prince of Wales Co!- lege, was @ passenger by the easiern train on Saturday afternvon returning to her home.
Malcolm Mc Kenzie of Junetion Road arrived io town this moroing ‘uffering from a very bad eve. Mr. McKenzie will remain in town and is under the care of Dr. Dickey.
Mc. Judson F Clarke, of Cornell Uni versity, is expected here by the Halifax on her next trip. Mr. Clarke was in Wolfville for the clesing exercises at Acadia College, and is now io Halifax, He will speud a month or sv with bis parents at Bay View.
From Monrreat.— The sieamer Bona~ vista will be due tomorrow afternoon.
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Divariterta PrevaLent.—Dipbihera is prevalent in the townsh'p of Amberst, Six deaths occurred there la‘ely from the diseare,
cnsnisiitiniion
Tue Bertino.— An Order-in-Council bas been granted authorizing the remcovya! of the wreck of the Italian bark Bertino lying inside Charlottetown harbor.
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Convert pe Nutre Dame. —The closiog exercises of the convent de Notre Da-.« willtake place on the eveuing of the 22a0d inst. A cuoice programme is being made ready for the occasion.
Ay Exrianation.—The wisdmill at Si Dunsian’s Colleg-, to which reference was made in Saiurday’s ExaMINeR, was erected by Mr. Jobo McLellan. 1t was imported through Mr. T. A. McLean.
Tue Isi.axp Srgamers.—The Northam berland went to Pictou today for her usual cleaning. Her place will he taken by the Princess. The Stanley replaces the Prin cess on the Charlottetown-Pictou route.
A Drsastrovs Fire —Fire at Aucusta, Ga., last week did $250,00 damage. Daring the height of the excitement ten thousand rounds of cartridges in the armory began to explode and for about aa bonr there was an incessant fusilade of shots that sounded like a real battle.
A Vicious Birw.—QOa Thursday evening the two-year-old daughier of Mr. James Smith, Summerside, was attacked by a rooster, while playing in the yard, and had her face considerably torn and bruised by the vicious bird’s spurs and wings.— Journal.
Fiowrr Misston.—The flower mission of the Y’s will meet at the Y C T U rooms, Grafton Street, on Tuesday afteraoone during thesummer. The committee tries as far as possibie to aupply the sick in the houses and hospitals with flowers, fruit,
| reading matter, and also distri bute litera
ture to the sailors. Donations of above | named articles will be thankfully received.
Tae Beewery —Colonel Curren, of Balitax, one of the directors of the Hali- fax Brewing Company, is inthe city. It noderstood that Co!. Curren comes to Charlottetown to confer with the governs ment regardiog the future of the brewery at Brighton. If favorable arrangements ean be made with the government the company will spend considerable money on the brewery, ivcreasing ite siz¢ aod en- Jarging the plant. Bat if this cannot be dove the brewery will be closed permanent- ly and another one opened in Halifax to supply the Ieland market.
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Grartinc— Mr. P. McLaughlin, the effisient grafteman, and Mr. D. A. Sharp, Summerside, were at Alberton last week grafting outsome undesirable sorts in the young orchardsof R-v. Father Burke and J.T. Weeks, Eq. We understand tht the work dave met with the bearty ap- preciatioa of thcse exp-rienced orchardists and that euch eervice~ as Mr McLaughlin renders cannot fail to be of incalcuiable benefi_ to the fruit industry of this pro- vince. The great pity is tbat more of it covld not be effected this season. We hope that with another’s advent a thorough examination of the orchards of the coup- try will be possible.
Tue Jovexice Barpesmaip.—The Bosten Herald says: It is sometimes better to have no bridexmaid at al! than one soshy she gets astage frigbt and bas to be carried igoominiously from the church. This happened not @ bundred miles from town toe other day, where the bride was being accompanied by an ivfant cousia to the altar. The three-year old’s emotion over came ber at the sight of the congregation, aud #0, when the person’s not onkindly glance rested on the totshe could not con- trol sherself aad burst forth into lamen- tations. For an instant the service was forgotten, and bride and bridegroom doubt- less blessed the child as the mother and other relations bore her away to secinsion, a howling mass of snowy Jace and movéslin.
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