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Bristol and Vicinity

. . 'tM.rs. W. W. MacDonald has returned home from the City after spending three weeks with her dmzghter Eunice, Mrs. Reginald MacDonald, who was not well for some time but is better now.

Miss Olive Kennefick has been taken on the staff of the Morell comp store and entered into her new duties recently.

It is understood that Mr. John Mclnnla. who was reported as buy- ing the old village restaurant last fall has changed his mind and will not convert it into it two apart- ment house as planned earlier.

All are sorry to learn that Mr. Stannzls Lapierre has been in poor health for quite some time. despite the fact he is around, With the coming of, warmer weather his friends hope to see him going strong again.

Considerable excitement was caused here Friday and Saturday night, Apirl 17th,. and 13th., when some one noticed a light burning in a house that had been vacant all winter, especially when it was noticed late in the night. News flashed around and soon a lot or watchers were staring at the light on Saturday night in one room all night "Ghosts." they cried, httt the story was unfolded on Sunday morning when it was learned the light people had turned on the power from outside for the new folks who were coming to reside. and having no key they were un- able to go inside to throw the switch in one room that happened to be turned on.

Mr. Joe Donovan. a farmer here, has discovered that a red fox has decided to build his den under his barn. as Mr.rFox was noticed on Sunday adternoon. April 19th. scampering in through the nice opening he had made, If-Mr. Fox plans on living on egzzs and hens he is at the wrong farm as Mr, Donovan sold off all his poultry last fall. Foxes are very plentiful here. and very bold. one lady re- ports hearing a noise at peep of day and lockintz out saw Mr. Fox at the stable door taking a look- see for early breakfast.

Mr. and Mira. Ernest Bambrick. Head of Hlisborough. were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Joe Donovan and Mrs. Bambrickis fath- er, Stannis Lapicrre. for the day

Mr. John R. O'Brien. a fisherman of years long since gone. arrived here from Halifax. a few days ago for a month to show his two sons how they caught lobster in his day. He also claims to know the grounds where to catch them. Time will tell shortly if they are still on the old spots waitinxz for him to come back to catch them.

The old home of the late Mr. and Mrs Ambrose Barry will he sold shortly by auction sale. This fine old couple lost their home to a niece who has also passed on without ever living in the house. Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Larkin. are residing there at present, and ii. is understood several buyers are seeking the site.

The pastor of the two Roman Catholic Churches here made his

inot too my in this vicinity. . I

rounds last week of those who are unable to attend church. There are quite a. few aged people who are

, We understand that a number of men who are employed on the different dredtzes in the summer months have been ordered in re- port back for duty as there is con- siderable work in getting the ships ready for the season,

some nice gads of trout were re- ported as taken on Sunday. April 19th.. by some of the younger class of fishers under sixteen, who don't need permits.

Mrs, James F. MacDonald has re- lumed home from the Charlotte- town Hospital, where she ujs a patient for a short time. as she is better now.

Mr. Anthony Dunn was a busi- ness visitor to the City on Satur- day, April 18th. returning home in the evening.

Mr. Barney Connolly is employ- ed on the Church or! St. Laurence lob in Morell Rear. Mr. Connolly 1: a good man on this tyne of work. The job of taking down the monster outside fine at the Churc-h now under repairs was done a. new and faster way, The mighty flue was notched at the base and heavy steel cables attached to it near the ion. With two heavy tractors the mighty stack was pulled down from its perch. The old eaten brick are of no value for the new flue that will be built. l mm A l

Mrs P. R. Sinnott. and a few friends will leave here May 24lh.,! for Montreal. to attend the” graduation of Mrs. Sinnoti's oldest. son. J, Cyril Sinnott. who will grraduate from McGill as a doctor. Mrs. Sinnott says she has waited long for this day and will attend the eeramony without her hus- band who cannot leave home at the present, Doctor Sinnott will intern at Montreal for a year and after that he will be able to set up his office. His grandfather, Mr. John T, O'Brien who is near ninety, says he hopes to be here to have the young doctor look him over when he starts business.

MonhTd7siit: - A Most-Wanted Men 3

I MON'FREAL. (Ci?) Montreal police today issued a list of their five "most wanted" men.

Top men on the list were Patrick Gerald Gerry Mcxuhen. ac. and Jonathan slim Dawn, alias Peter Scott. 2'3 wanted for questioning ;in connection with the death Jan. 19 nf B. J MtacAbbie, slain durim: 9. hold-up of his restattrant. Au

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. , 'A lornze and appreciative audience greeted the fine variety concert. presented in the Murray Harbour Comunity Hall on Friday evening. This concert was held under the auspices of the choir of Mutvray Hanbour North Presby- terian Church and the proceeds directed to the purchasing of it new clztan for the church.

Mr. Harry Miller was the capable and eiftlcien-t oh-air-man and kept tiring-s moving smootlh-ly throughout the entire evenittst. At the (tim- clusic-n at the program lunches were served by the ladies of Mur- ray Harbour.

The IO'iii0'Wlll8 is the program:

Opening Ohm-us --- ”O the Days of the Ketnry Dancing.

Chairman's Remarks.

Recitation - Two Kittens" Beverly Miller,

Quintet - "Stars of the Summer Night" .-. Mrs. W. Jdhnstcn. Mrs. D. Mill-ar, Mrs. J, Clcnv, W. Graham and C. Currie,

Instrumeontnl Music -- Otis anti Preston Jackson.

Lutin Qui Bouffe.

Third man on the list. is Andre Marcel Paquctte. 32. wanted on a charge of theft of 53,850 from I north - end Cal.-ise Populaire Cre- dit Umon Dec. 5. 19:32. An alleged Guy Lnflamme,- is auaiting trial on a similar charge.

Reno Finney, alias Sydney Fin- ney. 20. fourth man on the list. is snutzltt in connection with a restaurant hold-up Feb. 28.

Fifth man is Fernand Lessard. 27. one of four men police said were involved in an attempt hold- up of a restaurant May 5, 1952. Two men, Raymond Pure and Gilles Labelle, have already been convicted in the case.

LONDON, (C-P)-Firemen shovel- led masses of Jam and marmalade from a jam factory floor after fire had broken out. The heat burst the stone containers.

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