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Murray Harbor Notes

M1. ., Mr. James Jardine of Belle Rive” was a business visitor to Murray Harbour on Monday April 20th. Mr. Jack Hogan. popular travel- ler of Charlottetiowri, called on his customers in Murray Harbour and vicinity on Monday April 20th. Miss Fern Sharam hf Charlotte- town was the week-end guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Sharam, Murray Harbour.

Mr. J. B. Gillan oi Charlottetown was is business visitor to Murray Harbour on Wednesday April 22nd.

Capt. Miltoii- White. schooner

Ijerstine, Murray Harbour.

Mr. Ray sit-wa.ri. proininciit Is- land dealer in Irish Moss, has retunned to his; home from a business trip to Tignish and other, centres in Prince County.

Mr. Jack Rowe, ucll kiimiii coin- ntercial traveller of Cliarlotte- town, was a business iisiinr to Murray Harbour and vicinity on Monday and Tuesday April 20th. and 21st.

The schooner Marie l.:iitla. ICapt. MacKenzie) cleared from Murray Harbour on Wednesday April 22nd bound for New Glasgow, N.S., carrying a cargo of potatoes.

Mrs. Hurbert. Back of Boston Mass, is visiting in Murray Har- bour where she is the guest ofy her father, Mr. Phillip Billard.

..'Mrs. Etta Gardiner of Vancou- ver. B. C. is enjoyiiitz a pleasant visit at Murray Harbour as guest of her pairents. Mr. anti Mrs. Thomas Herring. Mrs. Gardiiier came to the Island by plane and will be leaving on return to Van- couver early in May.

The many friends of Miss Vaida Harris are happy to see licr a- round and about again in her usu-I al good health. Valda. who lsi one of the Harbours most. popuiari young ladies. is sorely missed by. the younger set when she is ill music ins'.riictor em-i played by the Departinciit of Ed-l, liC3f'1On, made his uccltiy visit to Murray Harbour school on Tues-; day April '.21st. Mi'. PC-pc exprrsscsl

Mr. Pope.

liimsclf as being well mtisfiedl with the interest. shoviii and theg i)rotzi'css made by thc pupils of Murray Harbour School. 5

Mr. Frank Murdock, who has been employed for sometime at the ”North Side" getting his e- riuipment ready for the openingt of the lobster season, spent the .AlCt2'll 18th week-end with his 3 livife and family at Murray Har-I bour..

Mr. and Mrs. James llerring of, yMuiTay Harbour left on Tui-sdayl lApril 21st by car for Boston Mass-

achusetts whcre . they will visit for the next couple of months. While in Boston Mr. and Mrs.

Herring will be the guests of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Inman Herring. ;

Although all of the Rl'(IF'llI trout! fans have already tried their luck” on at least one occasion yet to date no record breaking catches have been made. However there is that. expectant gleam in many the eye which should be a war-iiiiig to all present. champioiis to look well

to their laurels.

The schooner C. A. Roland (Capt. Royal White) arrived iny port. on Wednesday April 22nd; from the Magdalens rarrying a; cargo of herring to he used as bait. This is the first cargo laden- ed vessel to arrive at Murray

Harbour this season and is un-

doubtedly the earliest "first" in several years. With the opening of the lobster season Just around the corner Capt. White is hav- ing little difficulty in disposing of his cargo.

The schooner "Shirley and Aletat (Capt. H. H. Cahooni has been loaded and ready to sail for sev- eral days but has been held up with engine trouble. The Shirley and Aleta carries a cargo of P0- tatoes and lumber and is bound for the Maadalens where she will

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on May ist.

town. was A visitor at the home V "George Biieiah", cleared from of her parpntg, Mr, and M” Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Thoma: Mu”-Ky Harbour on Wednesday Allred Donne”), on MR). K-grdp iKelly and their daughter pl4f)I.IIP.l April 22nd for Port Hawitesbury A uho have been patients in the with a cargo of produce. M,-, and M”, ttr,,1.,, Cum", (Yharlottetiiwn Hosplilll Will lir- m”"- Charlottetown, were izuesls at the plmsed I” I'””'" that, ll”-V w"" Th; d1-agger iplgnish 1 wmch home of Mr. and MW Mmmel able to return to their home re- has been tied up at Murray Har- Handrahan Nd yam”). on Mm. rently much improved in health. bour throughout the winter left (int. i - BU port on Wednesday April 22nd. ,,-... presumably for the fishing grounds. Mis, Mum, Clarkin FWM I MW I 4”-r' 4 "”T r. i P It at. H? o :3 Miss Pearl Vaiilderstine stu- ;'f,i;,f,,:",,,',l,',; Mrlnandhwlsv dent at P.W.C., spent the April clarkin I I ' - . . 18th week-end as guest of her ' ,...M p”em's' ML and Myst David Wm" Miss Annie Anstle, Montague.

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in return to his home on Mayl 6th.

Mr. Herbert Gormley, accom- panied by his two sons. Gcorge and Ernie, left for their return trip to Boston on May 4th aftcr spending a few days as guests of Mrs. Josephine Smith and Mr. and Mrs. James Gormley.

Peakes Anti Vicinity

Mr. Thomas Kenny. Byrnes Road. was it visitor to Montague

..'Mrs. George Leard. Mt. Stew- art, was a visitor to Riverton on May 5th guest of Mr. and Mrs. Burt Leard.

Miss Peggy Anne Mooney, Bor- ton, Mass. arrived at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mooney on May 6th where she plans to spend hcr va- cation.

Mr. Eugene Sinnot. Moriali, was a business visitor to St. Patrick's Road, May 6th.

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hughes and family, Charlotictnwit. xvi-re guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L, E. Hughes on May ist.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Yllclnriis. Bangor Road. were rtweiii guest: at. the home of thcir d.'iu,:liici- midi snn-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Richnrill Birt. St. Patrick's Road.

Miss Doris Donnoliy. t'.liarlnite-

was a visitor at the home of her M C -1 C h H I mllwrn Ml" Gtwrga AMI”? ”" M35 Crogsi a aIlIl1ll')PTIPI3 Il')I(.l:5rlrT,l'FnS1:r:'lrSr

sit litor to Charlottetown. i

mmo . .. . I M”' Mh." Tr.al"0r' S" Pamcklsl Her many friends are pleased Iui Road, was a visitor to Morell onpknow that M” George ClarP3vl M5-V 7”” lWhim Road, is feeling much im- 'proved after her rot-cnt lllncss.

Mr. Fr-rd Loard, Pisqiiid, was A t'lSIlt)r to Feakes on l1ll!lilP.'tS on May "i'th.

y Mr. Stewart Nicholson. Bellc ;River, was a revrnt. visitor in o I iWhim Road, the guest of Mr. and Mr. lien Grant, Saint John, NAM”, M. J. Munro. 3, attended the funeral of liisl g. g father the late Mr. A. J. Grant of; Mr, n...,h,,n Wm” yurkv "y l

l 5'” Pa”'”'k'5 Rmld ll” M"-V slllt lccnlly visited hcr paioiits. Mr, ”m'mr ' innd Mrs. Uracil ('aniphcil at Cfllllq Mrs. Josephine Smith. Bostnii,lm,,-cm C,-O55. l Mass., arrived at her summer real-l , M device on May 1st to spend A few Mr. Vernon Ross, l'nlon Road.-

Weeksl VaCall0"- recently visiicd Whim Rmtri Sr-lirioll p "””.r xvlierc he gzirc the children slur;-.

The continued illncss of Mrs. mg inst,-u(-1...”. l Micliucl Handrahan. of St. Pa'- , ,, l mks Road. is renretled by her Mr. .7. A. yiacpiwrsnn. Belle-I

ma".V ”I9”d5- vue. was rt recent. visitor to IVhlml

y "'74 Road, where she visited Mr. ancli St. I"atriirk's Road Vi'nincn's In- Mrs, Rom” ga,,,p),(.11.

siitiitc held their monthly mcc-!- , g

"I5 3' ll”? Imme "l Mr5- W- B- Her maivv friends are pleased In

Roizcrson on May Gth. know that Mrs. Garnet ixinnml "mm Whim Road. is well again after

Mr. George Anstie was si visitor to Mt. Stewart. on May 1st. guest nr his (l'illi,'llI9r. Mrs. Ernest Ai- flock.

her recent illness.

Mr. Mnlhuinn Moore recently ar- rived from the Stairs uhcre II"l has been spendiii: the winter, and. is now the guest of his brotlter and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Mr and Mrs. Anthony Dunn and y Garnet Moore, at Whim Road. i

family. Byrneis Road. were vis- it.o:'s at the home of Mr. and Mrs. .l. M. Curran. Baldwin's Road. on

Mar -irrli A white IAlhlnol robin it mak- e m' ' . ing its lI0lllE' at Vi'liim Road. andl NV 3nd Mr-V Mdrll" PflW5"'i has already bccn sr-r-n bv quitc. nl

number of rnsidcnis hcre. it is; hoped that no danger will conic! to this bird. which is a freak nil nature and quite rare.

Avondale. tverc recent guests at Ihc home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Donnelly, St. Patrick's Road.

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His many friends are glad to;proved after his recent operation at his brother and sister-in-law.

,know that Mr. Richard Campbellfln the Kings County Hospital. He Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell at Cross. is

much im- in now convalescing at. the home whim Road.

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Miss Marian Rogerson. St. Pat- rick's Road. was it visitor on May tho homo of her sister, Mrs. Erlward Cullen, Charlotte- town.

Miss Marcclln Brndlr-,v. Char- lottetown, spent a few days re- cently at the home of her par- cnts. Mr. and Mrs. Urban Brad- lcy, St. Teresa.

Mrs. James Whitiy. Boston, Mass. arrived on May 4th to at- tend the funeral of her father. the late Mr. A. J. Grant. which took place. on May Slit to St. Cuth- bcrls Church, St. Teresa.

Friends of Mr. Jam:-s l-J. Gillian, who has been a patient in the Charlottetown Hospital will be pleased to know that he was able

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