norm/ix ‘I!’ fliflldl Wlll regret - m! the plating of w. Mich-

l to . __ _ untain on Saturday even- xfllllhxf-On after a week's

~_'I'he deceased was the old~ Ht and one of the most highly eateemed citliena or that town.

i bwmmnvo HOUSE concuss- lD-rm residential property ori

M1‘. J. Lester Douglas, MP, on

Grafton Street adjoining Zion

Pkbsbyterian church has been pur-

'ulli0d by the church trustees. Mn, tguglas has acquired a property ail I

rlrdale.

TAKING A naratsncai COURSE—Dr. Harold Stevliartm Eldon, left yesterday for Halifaxl in take a week's refresher coursel at Dalhousie University Media-all School. This is an annual event‘ for the convenience and benefitl of medical practitioners in the‘. Maritime Provinces.

A monument to war dead was, unveiled at Tignish yesterday by Ueut. Governor J.A. Bernard. Of native sandstone. ;t is located on grounds cf Notre Dame Convent? and was constructs-d by tho Tig-T nish branch oi the Canadian Le-E gion, B.E.S.l.. l.

The ceremony was under thr- aus- l pices of the Legion.

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Miss Peggy Berk and Miss Betty Anne Berk left by motor Thurs- day morning for Calgary, when they will begin studies at the Al- berta Bihle Sthool. They were accompanied by their parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Berk who plan to visit relatives in the United States on the return trip.

A lovely reception was tendered by Mrs. Winnifred Bell to her mo- ther, Mrs Eliza Campbell. Mori- tague, on the occasion of her’ eighty-eighth birthday. Guests | present included Mr. and Mrs; Stephen Whitehead, Saint Johnfi Mrs. Henderson isister), Murrayi Harbour, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Belli and Mr. Roy Bell Montague.

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ENTERTAINED AT TEA- Mrs. Edward Gallant was hostess It the tea hour entertaining Mrs. H. Foresteli and Mrs. G. J. Shee- han guests at the Forestell-Peters wedding. The table was rlaintily ar- ranged with snapdragons and tall pink tapers over a lace cloth. Mrs. l. A. Wilson poured. Mrs. T. Ed- gett, Mrs. Carl Burke and Mrs. Y. Boudrias assisted in serving.

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-—BRlvDE-'l‘0-BE HONORED _ Miss Pauline Todd recently enter- tained at an afternoon tea and cup and saucer shower at the home of her mother, Mrs. S.K. Todd. Sum- merside, honoring Miss Shirley Callback whose marriage took place on Saturday morning. Mrs. Eric Sheen opened the gifts while Miss Dorothy Callbeck read the accom- panying vcrsrs. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by her sister, Miss Betty Todd.-S.

Mrs. Margaret Smith returned In her home in Hoihrook. Mass. on satui-day after spending a very

pleasant summer with Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Campbell, Rocky Point and Mr. and Mrs. Rendle

Larter. Chzfrlottetoivn. Mrs. Smith was accompanied by her son Ogden Smith and his wife also of Holbrook, who spent a week vis- iting relatives and friends. It was Mrs. Smith's first. visit to P. E. I and she was very much impressed with the kindness shown them and expert to make another visit in the near future.

--l\IlS(‘l-;LI.ANE0l‘S SiHOVlfER —On Thursday cvcniiii! at Sum- merside Mrs. Francis McNeill and Mrs. James Mullins were joint hostesses. at thc fcnmrfs home, for Miss Pearl .\lcNeill. ‘mviling friends to a mi-ceilitncous slinla-irr. Many beautiful gifts of linen, china and glassware were brought in by liitlc Pat ia and Donald McNcill. Mrs. Norman llogg opcnod tho pflClfllflCg Whllf‘ Miss Mary llogttn rend the zicrcnipan, rig verses. Re- freshments were s-srved by the hrmtrsscs. assisted by Mrs. Lorrie

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1' Drlscoll, Mrs. George Olscalmp and Miss Margaret McNellL-S.

Laverne MacDonald. Pleasant Grove, was committed to Supreme‘ Court last Saturday morning on a charge of illegal possession of stolen goods. on evifence sub- mitted by members of the R. C. M. P.. in connection with a brooch which was stolen from the home of Mr. Randolph Murray. Pleasant Grove on September 21st, 1947.

MacDonald also appeared on a charge of arson as the result of an investigation carried out by the R. C. M. P. into the fires which broke out on September zlst. de- stroying a barn on the property of Mr. Ambrose Doyle and a house occupied by Randolph Murray. who are both residents of the Pleasant Grove district. The house, which was occupied by Mr. Murray. is the property of Lieut- Colonel Parker Hooper, Char-. lottettru-n. i I

The home of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Cnlibetk, Senunerside, was the scrne c1‘ a pretty wedding on Octo-

bcr 4 at 10 a.m.. when their daughter, Shirley Elizabeth, bc- t came the bride of Hug-h llunt Simpson. son of .\Iajoi- and Mrs.’

Ilugli M. Simpson, Charlottetown. l-‘orithe occasion the living room ,

lwas artistically decorated with ' Auluirnn flowers and baskets of cut l ‘flowers. To the strains of the i vrcdding march played by Miss ,

Pauline Todd. the bride entered on the arm of her father, who gave hut‘ in marriage. Rev. KC. Sulli- van perfomied the ceremony. The bride wore a street length gown of

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‘turquoise wool with black accessor-i y ies and a cOrsage of Talisman ros- l e

s. Attending her was her sisten! Miss Dorothy Callbeck. who wore. cherry wool with black accessories‘ and a corsage of white roses. l Mr. Clifford Court of Bedford! attended thc groom. i During the signing oi the regist- t was played

by Miss Todd. I

On Sunday 5th, following the regular wor- ship service. the congregation oi Central Christian Church made a‘ farewell presentation of a book and a purse of money to Mr. Rus-

. sel Carr who leaves for Calgary. ' ‘ Alberta where he will enroll ml the fall and winter Ministerial

Class of Alberta Bible College.

Three other young people have left Christian churches to enroll‘ in College in Calgary. Miss Leatal White. formerly of Murray Harbor.‘ receutlyi of Charlottetown, and. ,Mis"es. Peggy and Betty Anne Beck of Montague. The latter three will major in Religious Ed- ucation and Pcdigogics.

WEDDING BELLS-Miss Kath- erine Florence Campbell. daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Campbell of 37 Taylor Street. Wol- laston, Massachusetts. was mar- ried on Wednesday evening, Sep- tcmber l0. in the parsonage of the Wollaston Baptist Church to Charles I-Iolstrom of Manchester. Connecticut. Rev. Horace O. Ta- tum officiated. Attending the couple were the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Camp- bell of Wollaston. The bride is, a ‘graduate of Union Commercial [College Charlottetown and the iMarlboro Nurses Training School.

Mr. Holstrom is a contractor. Previous to her marriage the bride was given a miscellaneous shower at. her home which was at- tended by many from far near, at which she received sev- eral gifts of money. She also re- ceived many other valuable gifts. After a wedding trip to New Hampshire, Maine and Canada Mr. and Mrs. Holsircm-uiill live in Manchester. Connecticut in their newly constructed home.

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Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Rose ac- lcompanied by t-hiir son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Airs. Grant and .their three children of New Glas- Igow. N. S. spcni the ‘WEPK-Gfid I in Charlottetown and Montague re- newing old friendships.

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St. Joseph's Church Kelly's Cross was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Monday morn- ing, August 25th, when Mr. Leo- nard Keefe of Kinkora took as his bride, Miss M. L Genevieve Car- ragher, youngest daughter 0f Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Carragher of Kelly’: Cross.

Cassldy's Restaurant in North a

Rustlco, said to be one of the most modern in tihe Province was de- stroyed by fire last night. Origin of the blaze, which was discovered shortly before 1i) o'clock. was not

learned. I

RETURNS FROM BOSTON. - Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Johnston have returned from Boston where Mr. Johnston was undergoing medical treatment in Massachusetts Mem- orlal Hospital and is much im- proved in health.

FUNERAL SERVICES The funeral of Mr. George P. Nichol- son was held privately from the

day morning. Service was con- ducted by Rev. G.C. Webstenwho also officiated at the grave. Pali- W.S. Grant, Vincent Blake, T. E. MacNutt. Michael Conway, Fred Large and P‘. S. Wilkens.

Dr. Henry Moyse, Summerside. has been elected President of the Prince Edward Island Medical Association. He succeeds Dr. A. J. Murchison of Charlottetown.

Other officers elected were, Dr.

- - - MlIYPhY. D.D.. Msvr Ra mond Err Po rid, iice- resident for = r Y Qugens [County- DIP. George ln- Macxenzie’ DD" RN" Dri PM‘ man vice-president for King's, ti?!‘ McMahon‘ RW- Dr- ‘L E~ ‘ 031111191’. Rev. Wm. Simpson. Rev.

and Dr. Roy Grant, vice-president for Prince. Dr. Gordon Lea was re-elected secretary with Dr. I. J. Yeo as treasurer.

A lovelv reception ‘was tendered Mr. and Mrs. Hartley MacKinnon, lnee Wanda MacFoi-lane), at. the home of Mrs. Annie Schirmer, Lower Montague. The bridal coup]:

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their many friends. Prior to her. marriage, Mrs. MacKinnon was a nurse in the King's County Hos-

pltal.

A pretty wedding was solerm. ized at St. John's United Church. Mt. Stewart. P.E.1., on Tuesday. September 30th. at 4.30 p.m., when Rev. Wm. T. Mercer. in a very impressive and reverent manner. united in marriage Arlee Phyllis. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leard. to William Alex. MacGrcg- or. son of Mr. and Mrs. Alcx Mac- Gregor. Both families are rcsii y dents of Mt. Stewart. l

At her home at Cape Wolfe, ' the early hours of Wrdneszi morning, August 27th. there dc- parted this li-fe, after a long am: protracted illness, borne with Christian patience and resignation. i Mrs, John W. Reilly. oi the age of 76 years. In her deal-h the com- munlty suffered the loss of one of its most highly respected citizens.

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' —RETURN AFTER TRIP _ Mr.

and Mrs. Vaughan H. Groom and

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Groom have

returned to their homes in Sum-

merside after an extended busin-

ess and pleasure trip to the United 'Stat'es. Mr. Groom. who is the

proprietor of the up-to-date Gar-, den of the Gulf Cabins, visited

many states during the trip in the

interest of his business, journeying

. -—SURPRISE PARTY On‘ Wednesday evening a large num- ber of the friends of Mr. J. Elmer Murphy gathered at the home of; Mr. Arthur Clow, Willow Avenue,‘ for a surprise party in Mr. Mur- phy's honor. The gathering of ‘friends was hrld in order to offeri ,to the guest qt honor Congratula-' tons and best wishes on his ap-i preaching marriage. A handsome; travelling bag was presented to the prospective groom and a short but. well worded speech o; presentation} was delivered by Mr. Freddie Gal-l

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lant and the remainder of the eve- ning was; spent in a highly enjoy- able socfal manner. — S.

The well-known hardware busi-I ness of Stanley. Shaw and Pear-r den. corner of Kent and Greatl George Streets, has been acquired by a joint stock company with Mr. D. R. H. Shaw, last surviving. partner of the firm. as president. Associated with Mr. Shaw will b; his son. Dr. Harold shew as vice president and Mr. 0. R. Slmonr as secretary treasurer and general manager. l

One of the most widely known. firms in the Province, Stanley, Show and Pearden was establish- ed in i901. The senior partner. Mr. J. K. Stanley. died in 1934 and Messrs. William Pear-den and D. R. H. Shaw continued as part- ners until Mr. Pearden's death on August 7 last.

ii t A pretty wedding took place at: St. Anthony's Church, Bloomfield» Wednesday morning, Septimiberl 24th. when Reverend Father Robin united in marriage. Miss Agnes Leona, eldest daughter o! Mr. and |Mrs. William Gallant, to Emmanuel, IProspar Gallant. son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Gallant of lPlusville. The bride looked charm- Ilng in a floor length gown of white sheer nylon with sweetheart neck- line and long sleeves. She carried a. white prayer book and rosary and wore a corsage of-gladioiis. The bride's attendant. Miss Mildred Gal- lant, was crossed in a floor gown oh pink taffeta with sweetheart ‘neckline and cap sleeves. She

carried a white prayer book and wore e cofsale of ildlolis. Mr. Louis Gallant set as but man.

‘Following the ceremony a reception’ was held st the home of the bride's parents. An afternoon of fun and aisle no enjoyed by all present. -— us.

-The funeral of the late Michael Mountain took place yesterday a!- ternoon at 2.30 from his late resi- dence in Kenslngton and was one of the most largely attended the locality in many years. short service was home, followed by services in Kensington Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev. J.A. MacGowan

and Rev. Lewis Murray. SUIIQ WBICI Lift Mine Eyes", Time Are Sinking". Mr. Tyndall- Sample solo "Jesus Saviour. Pilot Me,” a

bers of L.O.A. attended in a body, and conducted their burial service at the grave. were as follows: plon. Henry. Preston Toombs, Harris and Alex Hlltz.

funeral of Mrs. took place yesterday morning at 8.45 from the residence of her son, Mr. Justice MacGuigan. 35 Green- field Ave.. Hope River, where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by the son of the deceased. Rev. Walter Mac- Guigan, who also conducted the service at the grave. was Rev. Deacon Rev. Dr. Master of Ceremonies. Rev. W. J, McCardle. at the church door by the parish priest. Rev. Earl Daitci. Present in the sanctuary were Msgr, J, _A,

Frederick Cass. Cabe. Rev. Dr. old Crokcn, Rev. Assisting the choir were: Bernard Gillls and Rev. Leo Her. rell. The pail-bearers were Messrs. Thcrrfas Reid. Leander Reid. Leo iReid. Joseph Bolser. Louis Walsn

I i evening. October Irmelved many beautiful gifts from a2: mmflfés C

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ssisted by Rev. Charles Carnezy Hymns "I To The Hills Wlil and "Sands Of

rendered beautifully the

avorite of t_he deceased. Mem-

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George MacNeill,

FUNERAL YESTERDAY - The Peter MacGuigan

to St. Ann's Church,

The Deacon Pitre; Sub- Ellsworth;

Clarence R.

The remains were met

Rev. Wm. Mc- Eugene Murray, Rev. Martin Monaghiin, Rev. Har- Urban Giilis. Rev. Dr.

Murphy. Interment liurch Cemetery.

WEDNESDAY

or OUR SATURD

the bride, united in marriage Paul- lue Gloria, ddughter of Mr. and

is. A. Henry Joseph. son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Forestell of Saint N. B.

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Flying from Saskatchewan in a‘ little 200 h.p. single-engine Cor- nell plandhleutwilliam D. Brick-l ham, post exchange officer, Un-‘ ited States army, with headquart- l era at Fort Pepperrlll, Newfound- ‘ land. landed at. the local airport Monday evening and left yester- day morning for Toi- Bay, New- loundland.

A man drowned at Georgetown Monday night was identified yes- terday as Patrick Cosgrove. 64. formerly of Fredericton, P. E. I.. but resldlng in Charlottetown since last spring. He had been a blacksmith at Fredericton for a- bout 20 years, and was said to be a native of Hope River.

An inquest has been ordered into his death by Dr. George In-

man of Montague. The hearing’ was adjourned until Thursday night.

Mr. Cosgrove was unmarried. So far as could be learned he has no close relatives.

BEE-AK AT CANADA PACKERS -A break into one of i-he Canada‘ Packers’ storerooms containing cur- cd meats was corniml-tted early Sun- day morning. The thieves gained access to the building by -mea.ns of a hole in one of the walls, mace‘ by workimetn. for the purpose of moving machinery. They broke the lock on an inner door, stealing al number of sides of bacon. The City Police and RCMP. are out inves- ligating.

COMMITTED TO SUPREME COURT - At a preliminary hear- ing held before Stipendiary Magis- trate. K. M. Martin. K. C.. yester- day morning. Edward Weeks. City was committed for trial at Su- preme Court, on a charge of at- tempt to break and enter. He was charged in connection with a series

FUNERAL SERVICES-The fun- eral of Lucy M. Biscfluiere. was

iteld yesterday morning from thel

residence of her father, Mivhggi Blacquiere. North Rustiro, to Stella ltfaris Church ‘where R5 fluiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. William MrCnbe, who also officiated at the grave. The pail. hearers-four Lrotliers and two lirotner-in-lauis w e r e Messrs Eictiett Blacqulcre. Urban Blac- <llli¢‘i'('__ Amos Blzi huicrc. Wilfred B1a"‘l"“‘1'9; 395N111 Egan and Lorne

Redmond. Interment took place in the tihurz-h rcmctery. FUNERAL gnrrwrcn ._ The

funeral of the latc Vi/llliam Fish. er. Lake Verde. was held from the home of his sister. Mrs, ,1, w, MrVarish. Lake Verde. Friday. Oct. 3, 1947, to St. Joachims Church. Vernon River at 9 AM, Mass “as W"?! bl’ his pastor He“ MOIISiQnor M. McDonald, also officiating at the grave The pail-bearers were Jamps Redgmd Ji J- Curler. R-"tymond Wood, .105. 99h Wflod. John Doucctt. and Clare McEachern. Interment uias in the church cemetery.

-FAREWELE PARTY. _ A V“. p'°“’“‘“‘ “mini? W“ spent at the home of Mrs. James Jardirio Ken- ilingllfm. ‘September 2nd. uihen ‘he

a es Aid of the Presbyterian Chm“ ind OM19!‘ fPiOflLS waited on like. Eric Jardlne previous l0 her caving for her homo in Camrose, Alberta. After a few well chosen remarks by the President, Mrs. Mc. IJIOJHLII. Mrs. Robert Humphrey and

"is. Elms-p Barnard p-respnted Joan “till R pair of beautz-ful Kcnwood Blankets also one for little Bruce

A military Wedding was solemn“ ed m 55 John's Anglican Church York Mills when Lieut. (oxri “Ngarfimfl E- Irvine. daughter of

f]. and Mrs. W. E. Irvine. Orange- Vl e. and Lleut-Col. John E. An. drew. son or Mr. and Mrs. J. a Andrew of Charlottetown, p, l; 1' were united in marrl . R . I, ll/gCollum. nssistedagiiy 1151:.‘ y e ev. oohn Foote. V. C., emu. rated. Miss Lena McLure‘ w“ the soloist. accompanied hy E Cameron. ' '

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of attempts to break into the homes of five different residents on Lapthorne Avenue on the night of September 30th., and with tear» | in; off screen doors of two of these liomcs before being scared oii by either residents or watch-dogs.

The 130th meeting of the Marl- iime Synod of the Presbyterian "Church in Canada opened in Sr. James Church, Charlottetown. last. cvcnzng, with a solemn and im- pressive service at which the Rev Ti H. Bnssell Somers. Minister of

St. James Church. was elected Moderator for" the ensuing year. Rev. Mr. Somers succeeds the

Rev. D. W. iflacDonald, of Mahone Bayi. N.S., ivho as retiring Mod- erator presided at the opening of the meeting and delivered an in- spiring address.

There vlas a very large and re- pr sentatlve attendance. .

mung those present was the Moderator of the General Assem- bly of the Presbyterian Church. the Rt. Rev. Charles H. MacDon- ald. of Lucknow, Ont., who was called upon and spoke briefly, ex- pressing his pleasure at being pre- sent, and his keen interest in the Synod proceedings and deliberat- ions.

The nomination of Mr. Somers was moved by the Rev. Charles Curnegy. Summerside, and second- ed by the Rev. J. A. MacGowan, Kensington. There were no other nominations. i

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MANY HAPPY RETURNS-Con- gratulations were extended yester- day to Mr. and Mrs. J. Auatin Trainer on the occasion of their 35th wedding anniversary.

—S'SIDE MAN T0 WED TODA! _ The wedding o! Miss Wilna Hovey of Fredericton, N.B.. to Clif- ford Bla'r Johnston. son of Mr. and Mrs. l-lelbert Johnston. Sum- met-side. takes place today lThurs- day) at four o'clock In Toronto. Oiitar.o.

-HAD HAND riluunen _ Mr. John C. Arsenauit, Summerside, rm employee of Messrs R.T. Holman Ltd. while operating n circular saw yesterday afternoon had tho misfortune to have the tips of two fingers out off. Medical attenton was given the injured hand and the extent of his injury was not considered serious. - S. ,

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Mr. John J. Oaudet, who has been visiting his brother, Mr. Joa- eph Oaudet and Mrs. Gaudet. has returned to his home in Cam- bridge, Mass. where he will re- sume his duties as City Police. His many friends in Alberton gave him a hearty welcome.

Master Hszen Melllsh. six-year- old I011 of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Melllsh. Summerside, was taken to the Prince County Hospital yes- terday afternoon and is reported to be in critical condition suffering from concussion of the brain.

Word has been received from Messrs. Bruce Mlcllrefb, Stewart Sorrey, Alvin Moore. Reg Reid. and Bill Murphy. that they have arrived at sum: City, Iowa, en- route to British Columbia where