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Mrs. , (bi-est View is visiting in Howlan M hm. home an the Locke Road
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Freetown Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Auld were visitors to Charlottotown recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman smith have moved into their new home near Freetown village.
It. and Mrs. Allan Claw, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Taylor, Mrs. Mary Bearieto and Mrs. Norman claw were visitors to summerside air part on Sunday.
Mr. and ms. Ralph Burns and Mrs. Russell Bums were visitors to Charlottetown on Sunday at the home of Mr. Arthur M. Burns. Upper Prince at.
some very fine trout still being caught in the Dunk River. On Saturday Edgar Taylor hauled in a beauty. It tipped the scales at six pounds. Can anyone beat this.
Mr. Artemas Jardine of Char- lottetown -was a recent visitor to Freetown at the home of his cous- in Mr. George Jardine and Mrs. Jerdlne.
The sympathy of this community is extended to the family and re- latives of the late Wilfred Connol- ly -who passed away suddenly at his home in Central Bedeque on Saturday May lath.
Mr. and Mrs. Colby Lewis were visitors to Tryon and Albany last week. while there they visited Mr Lewis” aunt Mrs. Joseph Lewis at the home of her daughter Mrs. Olayton Thomas. It is pleasing to know that ms. Lewis is much im- prove ln health.
The Kenslngton Presbyterian Young Adult Club Presented their three-act comedy A "The Ready-
Made Family" in Freetown Hall on Monday evening May mid. to a large and appreciative audience. The different parts in the play were well taken and the special- ties between acts were of high or- der. A nice sum of money was realized.
Quite a number of people from Freetcvvm attended the variety concert held in Central Bedeque Hall on Tuesday evening May 16th. The concert which consisted of local talent was sponsored by the Central Bedeque Women's Insti- tute and was a decided success financially and funancially. A re- peated performance may be staged in the near future.
Friends in Freetown heard with regret of the sudden death of Rev. 5. Johnson McA:rthur at his home in Moncton N. B. a few days ago. He was at one time the Pastor of North Bedeque and Freetown Churches. and is kindly remember- ed by all. His wife is the former Miss Elizabeth Carruthers of North Bedeque. Rev. Mr. McArthur was a native of Tyne Valley P. E. Island. The sincere sympathy of the community is extended to the bereaved family.
with her sisters an , the United States. On 119? WHY. home, she stopped in St. John andi visited! there with her two daugh- ters. Edna and Eva.
Miss Louise Grifdn, who is "(I teaching in Palmrr Road. visited
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Locke Road was a visitor on Sunday at the home or his grandiather and grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. Ains-
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were visitors at the home of Mrs. SilIiker's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
At the service on Sunday mom- lng May 'lth in Freetown United Church awards were given to the twenty-one children who had writ- ten the Temperance Course Exa- minations. The presentations were made by the Freetown Women's
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Mr. George Shaw. Cape Wolfe, was a visitor to Oibeary on May 24th.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert (nee Alice Cormrnnl of Portland, Orv. are visiting in Knutsford the guests of Mrs. John Harris. This is Mrs lleintz first visit in 2'1 years.
Congratulations are being ex- tended to Miss Gloria. Read or Coleman who rcceivcd her Fourth Year Honor Diploma from Prince of Wales College in Charlottetown. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilmot 6. Road.
Mrs. R. H. Carruthers and Mrs. Joseph Bradley and daughter Ethel motored from Redmill, Quebec to visit Mrs. Wessman or Knutsfarrl who has been seriously in, Her many friends will be pleased to learn that Mrs, Wessman is new feeling improved in health.
Congratulations are being ex- tended to Miss Mary Regina Mac. Isaac of 0'I..eary who completed her nurses training at the Train- ing school of the Prince County Hosbltal in Summersido. He; mn- ther, Mrs. Maclsaac, teacher at the Brae School attended the closing exercises which were held in sum- merside High School Auditorium.
The Volley Ball courts on the Baptist parsonage are again in operation for the summer months and every evening delighted "Irons! of young people are en- joying this fine game. The grounds are lighted by electric lights so it is a great convenience. In the win- ter it is a bustling open air rink. Great credit is due the mlrilster. Rev. C. O. Hewlett for his in- tereet and labor in getting the Volley ball court and the rink in first class condition for the young people.
The 0'Leary Unitcri Church Young People Union held their re- gular meetlng on Thursday even. 158 MAY 25th with the president. Miss Hester Boates presiding and m"d""'m8 We preliminary wor- Shlll The study period was taken by Miss Lorna Harris who vms misled by Misses Shirley Gcrrill. Olive Jelly and Peter Pate. The
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Monday and Tuesday 'l:llH:lll. Macias. iueadoy 4 pan. We the heart-warming snow alien from Gene st:-atton-Parlor story. "MJICIIAIL 0'IlALLOBAN
lhrrlng Scott) Beckett "u the neweboy who befriended a little crippled girl" Allene Roberta. Wllh laabel Jewell no the lrreaponalble mother of crippled eirl. Tommy
cook to young friend). Also 80 mlnutee eltorll. "She lIllWMI- in; the larger run"; is non:
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wh ilc-y River . .. . was e on lclay 26 atltlhe hgrpi cg I-leli: Rose and Shrey 1 W J" cnoge zaiaaat 1e.!'lexlble nine membera and two l'lllla0l:'; Lsgymh animal” rubber.
present. The meeting opened wc 5.1..” "Athom. mp. - the purpose followed by the . lonmul 4.y.ndu-mu 1a.Recoilect.tun G, l. T. hymn. The acriptxrc tles- country (Mdmd 19, anytwlnlng um 9; sun VIBS from Matthew. a cry, m Numw wppuog em
"The Three Questions" wasuread. ,.o,dw.yg u.Rank 20 Vauelto - pll an" --which me hynlln Jam 1" mm!” mum Tgiluwlm l'iI(!lIiI'4 l.'.Il.ll'.ll4
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utes of the last meeting. The roll 11,chlngga . -:';;P' wumuy call was answered by 8 VHS! 09 river -tun 5 u 3”" 33.31," at, scripture; the collection amounted lS.FI.lltohit u i”'. nfvmey 3.-RN" "ml. in 82 cents. It.was decided that ltstoragz -wupon n-Thou" aglcrnkhnu "Ch member I3 '0 bung two cnm' LI ofdefenu aeata 4o.l:xclamatloa' pounds of candy to be. sold the magi
evening the Seven Thirty G303 33- 3.. u
are at the hall. The leader talked
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Alice MacLean is to have the uqbnmu
next meetinu I1 Mr h0m9- 15' xumnpom
Aflcr luncheon, everyone eI- "'nx ; 27.'l'hinlayaa- ofoholce wood 2l.'robel.ndebt CAMEO mam:-: --Mr Io.Gl.rl'a nickname KEN SINGTON 81. Fish lmcryofo
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ring Donnie 0'Keefc, our auueu,
Ruth Wu-rlclr, Charlotte Groen- -mun.
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Piusvillo and Vicinity lllas Arline 0'-o7E:xan had as as-
guaat this past week-end Min Joyce Gallant, nrockwn.
Mrs. Roch O'Brien. at. Lawrence, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mccarthy. Brocltton.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Coroorau were business visitors to summer- side on Monday.
Miss Norma Corooran spent the week-end in st. Lawrence. guest of her sister. Mrs. William O'Brien.
Mr. Edward Gallant, local mer- chant. is opening a new store in Cascumlpec. Every success in his new business is wished bun.
Hermia Corooran. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Oorcoran is a patient in Western Hospital, Alberton. preceding a tonsillectomy there.
Mr. Vernon Ramsay hauled I house ior Mr. William Murray, Brockton. The house was purchas- ed from Mr. Brendon Wallace.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Home and son have returned to Montreal. P. Q. after spending a few wqks with Mrs. Elsie Horne. Rosebank.
Mr, and Mrs. Lance Dalton and daughter, Mary Patricia. Miss Kemmie MacGregor and Mr. George Dalton. Burton. lot. 7 wire in Piusviile Sunday visiting rela- tives.
Mr. Eugene Mccarthy, Brock- ton, has received word that his brother, Mr. James McCarthy is seriously ill in a Boston. Mass. hospital. All hope that his health will gradually be restored to him.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cvrifdin, Brockton, have as their guests, the following daughters and grand- children. Mrs. Edward Burke and son Edward. Gag Harbour. Long Island N. Y. Mrs. William Frank-
lvn and daughters, Diana and Lyon. Brstol, Connecticut. A large crowd attended the
three-act oomcdy and dance held in St. Lawrence hall on Friday, May 19th. sponsored by the Plus- villc Women's Institute. Good specialties were enjoyed. After the play. the remainder of the even- ing was spent in dancing. Music was supplied by Mr. Ivan Mclnnls, Mrs. J. J. Oorooran, Johnny Gal- lant, Masters Bobby and Raymond Gallant, Basil Griffin. Zeta and Lorraine Corcoran.
chapter ten of Acts and the meet- ing closed by the Mizpah Benedict- ion.
There was a well attended meet- ing of the Executive of the West- cm Presbytery 0d the United Church Young Peoples Union on Friday night May 20th at the Manse in 0'14-ary. The President, Henry Clarke of Alberton presided. It was decided to hold the" spring Rally of the Y. P. U. at O'Leary on Thursday evening June 22nd and
to ask Rev. K. G. Sullivan oi summerslde to be the specie: speaker. Delicious refreshments
were served by the hostess who was assisted in serving by Mrs. Fred MacLeod.
Plans'are now completed for the observance of the 68th Anniver- sary of the Bloomfield Congregation on Sunday May 28th with three special services. The morning my.
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