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MONDAY to pay their last tribute of respect

. , 1 t 1d f l . ' _smra'rnv EPtTENDEIL-Since bZEzYllZI llgrifdlrlljrnig“ “:11: ‘"1131 hinting the obituary of the late ' a pa‘ '

A Thomas Gunman. a Mass Card and bcarersuvere Messrs. Waldron Stew-

also a letter of Sympathy have been art. Hugh Frlzzell. Stanford Glover.

received. a. Mass Card from Mlssesudmdsay Sharp’ Stanley sharp and

iEl t .— . Kathleen and Nan McKenna. Hall-i mcr s ewan’ s

fBX, N. S.. and a letter of sympathy P s u (mm Mr. Michael and Mss Maud1 A SE5 EXAMINATION“- M155

Mai" . ‘ill, 3 , . MacMlllan, of Bloomfield. P.E.l. me 1m}; ‘o’, "(£25,312 Edward Island who recently entered _ the Training School for Attendant 511°52'30" 8:352: ézgtsflsfcgiregrlezcti: Nurses conducted by the Household tliie ofllclal declaration proceediiigvs in Nursing’ Assochmon or 222 Newbury the 6mm house’ summergldcv onlStreet. ‘Boston. has Just completed Thursday afternoon before the re-1her 111111111111’. at the school and has turning omen’ Mr’ Swwart Montdnow entered the Norwood Hospital. gomery. The official recount gave at 11011110011‘ Ma”

Mr. Sharp I296 votes and Mr. Camp- “i, , , bell 1on0, a majority of 210 for Mr. FUNERAL SERV“’LS'“T1'° 11m‘

sharp i era] of the late J; B, McDonald vras ' ____ 1 held Saturday morning from his late

__PAINFUL Acmnglwlufl‘ regreblresideuce. 1'71 Doreheter Street to table accident occurred at Howlan on St‘ Dunsmns 355mm‘ “vhere a Re’ mummy "mm! when ML us”? quiem High Mass was celebrated by Shaun‘ manager of Mcquafll“ Right Reverend Monsignor Maurice Ranch had the four fingers of his xlcnslzlakill, Th? pa“ bcarers were: right hand cut off while operating p. S ""5 ‘l’ 11°17?’ 1"°“’5°- 11°55“- mwer reedwhoppe: The unmrlul,“ W. B. Robertson, SixtusMcLellan, R. ale ma" was rushed to the Prlnce Dougan, Sh, John Mclsenna and S. county Hospltal by D12 c-hamlllon T. Gallant. Servce at the grave was _O_ conducted by Rev, P. McMahon, D.

1s ormnsrlo-Mr. .1. Wilfred u" Boulter, Secretary of the Prince Ed- ward Island Potato Growers‘ Assocla- COMPLETE CQNTRACT__Me551-5_ lion, returned to the city last oven-. Dal-laid Kcnncdlh John Hugheg and lng from Halifax, where he intervlew-1 Aubrey white, o; grime stgftraft g; ed the Harbour Corunissbn with re- gnu returned to the guy, nippl- hall. gard to securing storage facilities lril in; {ngflaflgj n new hggflng sygtgm the Nova Section capital for Prince. in Ail saints chin-ch n; cm-dgpn, Edward Island seed potatoes. Mrl ____

Boulkr had little comment to makel _|5LAN1) F9335 p0}; sgo-r. on the results of his trip. but was LAND_1\h~,J°hn1i/|nryny n; Linking. hopeful of favourable developmentmim- 1.3;; n" Saturday afternoon for HE 1'~1'T1‘~'°11 111' 1311111" 511111111113’ c"'1Mont':cal, where he will leave on the enlng. but on account of bad weather. s s_ Montcalm g9,- Glnsgwh 5mg. remained at Tryon till list night. ipnd, Mr. Murray, is taking a. ship- i . mcnt of live foxes to Mr. Geddes of

__DEA-nl 0|.- MRS, losmqyMelrose, Scotland. who is starting a HARDY OI.- ElllllsDALE_-rlle colmgi-anch there. Mr. Murray will return munity of Elmsdale was grieved tolwm‘ M1- Gmdes 1°! 51111111 1W5" hear of the death in the early hours 111°111115 1° 1°°11 1111" 1119 "M11 "111 cf Tuesday morning of iitrs. Joseph advise Mr. Geddes on the success- Haldy at the age o; 73 yenra The ful ranching of the silver fox. In the deceased had not been l“ very good shipment are blue foxes and black health for some tune and w“ on n raccons from Ontario. There are also vlsll w he, daughter. Mm Edmund some silver foxes from prize win-

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RECEIVES SAD NEWS-Wordhasi been received by Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McPhee. of Coleman, stating that

membership in America of about 600.000. 10.000 of these are in Can- _ ado. the Maritime membership being their daughter, Mss Elsie McPheew ghoul’ Low The order owns and o1 Momma’ M555" 115d passed away‘ operates fifteen hospitals for crippled ggsigliulgljly momma‘ 0111" 5111- a1 11181 children. these hospitals having a

y “$111151 The 19111111115, capacty of about 800 beds. S‘nce the 8111"“ 11°11“ °11 11111111110’ 1118M "c- beginning of this activity in 1922 the ‘mmpankd by h" 51511111“ M's" w' M‘ hospital staff and the out-patient de- McLeod and her brother, Byron Mcw partment have treated over 30.000 Phee, of Coleman. Funeral expected] Crlppled Cllllllrenl The order has 1° 11° °11 wedW-‘Sdll- °°1- 29111 111 2 about $12,000,000 invezted in hospital p. m. equipment and has a. building plan of three more to be erected in the

HOTEL CONSTRUCTmN PROQ near future at an approximate cost

GRESSING - Plastering has been‘ of $599,909, each, The has; 0f operat- cimllllcted on the second and tlilrdl ing these institutions for the year floors of the new Canadian Natcnai 193g was 31359990, _ Hotel. and the finishing wet is at] In addition to contributing to these preterit brine applied. The work in‘ activities, Plillae Tample. of Halifax. general is making favorable progress. The windows w-ill be put in during‘ the next few days and the heat will be turned on. The columns for the front entrance have been erected. and the terrace in front has been‘ The order in Canada has ahospital coznpleted except for the floor. Atlof 50 beds capacity in Montreal. present the teirazzo floor in the main, which has treated since its opening lobby is being laid. The chief land-l in i925 approximately 600 children. scape gardener. Mr. Glass. inspected They have also a mobile unit of 30 the hotel site last week. Work will beds in W‘nnipeg that has treated be begun at once on the driveways. i about 400 children since it was open- ed in i925.

Membership in the Sliriners fs confined to either 32nd degree Scot- tish Rite Masons or members of the Preceptory. There are about fifty Shrlners fn Prince Edward Island.

children in Nova Seotia. Most of this

i work has been done at Halifax by Dr. Acker, who is now in the city con- ducting the Red Crose clinic.

WEDDING’ BELLS-Prince Edvlardl island Telephone Agent weds in, Somerville. Macs-Mrs. Gertrude 5.! Dingwell, daughter of Mrs. J, Rack- ham. of Hunter River, P. E. island. and John N. Altken. of Arlington. and some 600 in Nova Scotia. Mass. were married Wednesday.

' WEDNESDAY

September 17th. at ten o'clock by the, , -

—lVLDDlNG BELLS-Of interest Rev. George Heath, of Maiden Masai

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M». Arr-- ....‘“§§1.‘..i.‘i§“.".‘$.Z°.2Z?f.§§§‘i§‘.i"..‘ii the only attendants‘ The bride wore afternoon of Wednesday, Oct. 8th, at a gown of brown silk velvet and lace,

I with hat and Shoes w match Lunchl Summerside. of lVirs. Isabella Murixiy

was served at the home or Mr and, Sweet, of Forest View. to Mr. Edward

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ter which Mr. and Mrs. Altken left Mr. and Mm Braden Joncy by B“, on a honeymoon "111 to the whuc Mr. Wilson of the Siimnivitid: Bop- Mountains. N. H., the bride travell- us,‘ Chlll_cl_l_

ing in a brown check jersey suit and brown broadcloth coat with fur trimmings. On their return they will Magxay, formerly ol Sclpulpa’ Oklm

REVISITS ISLAND-Mr. Hugh

reside at 54 Trowbrldge St.. Arling- hmmh “he wlll be remembered by 1°11‘ Mrs‘ Mme“ has been agent Mfmany Charlottetown folks who en- me Bland Teleplmne C°m11any' mm‘. joyed his acquaintance ivhile he alas 1'" River’ P31" 1°’ the P115118“ here with the Doherty‘ Oil people

udget for O

Corresponding Secretary. ‘Ciansman Ray MoDougall; Directois, Clanemen J. J. McGilllvray, P. J. McDonald, John Y. McDonald. D. B. McDonald, Alex. McDonald. J. R. Burnett. S. A. McLeod, Jas. Paton, S. A. Mc- Donald,

The historical sketch was heard with great interest by the clansmen who with Mr. lVIacMiiian followed in their imagination the history of the Scottish race through two thousand years. With the help of a map the speaker told hLs hearers of the orig- ln of the Scot.

Clansman MacMillan received the

has paid the expenses of treating 34]

Arthur, when she passed away. She

was a daughter of the late Thomas Horne, who came to this country from Scotland and settled in Elms- ifale. Mrs. Hardy was ilie last of a

' large family. She was very promin-

mt in the W. M. S. of the United Church and very active in all mat- ters pertaining to the welfare of the community, before ill health caused her to lead l1 quieter life. She was very highly esteemed and will be much missed by a large circle of friends. There are left to mourn sev- eral sons and daughters. nomely:— Elijah James, Fraser and ~ Robert Thomas of Boston, Mass. Frederick of Kensington, Irving of Rosebank, and I-Ieber on the old homestead at Elmsdnle, with whom Mrs. Hardy re- sided; Mrs. l-IcnryAdams of 0‘- Leary; Mrs. Leslie McMillan of Bloomfield; Mrs. Harry Barbour and Mu. Edmund Arthur of Elmsdnle, to all of "loom much sympathy is ex- pressed. The funeral was held from the home of her daughter, Mrs. Arthur. on ‘Thursday afternoon and was very largely attended. The service was con- ducted by Rev. Mr. Elliot. assisted by Rev A. S. Weir of Alberton and Mr. Stanford. Mrs. Weir sang a solo rlur- ing the service. The floral tributes were very beautiful. Interment was h the United Cemetery at Elms- dalo in the family plot beside the remains of her husband. who pre- deceased her about seven years -—S~

—-DEATH or MISS FANNY SHARP-It was with the deepest re- gret that relatves and friends throughout the Province learned of the death last Thursday, 0f M155 Fanny Sharp in the Massachusetts General Ilospitcl, where she had gone five weeks ago for an operation.

‘lb lib Miss Sharp was 5i years ofl

age. and was born at Norboro on the old Sharp homestead. where she has lived for many years with her wi- dowed mother and oth-1- members 0f the family. The deceased was of a qlllct disposition. beloved by all who knew hen. She was o. faithful member of the Established Presbyterian Church and also a member of the Women's Institute at Norboro. Mss Sharp took o deep interest in the affairs of the community in whiclrshe lived and will be much missed by her many friends as well as in her home. 'I‘l1ere are left to mourn, besides her mother. M11- MIYBEWE 5118111. four sisters and three brothers. namely: M“. fluud and Mrs. Field. of Boston, Mus-t Miss Mary and Miss Jane. at home; Robert and George. also at home. and lvfr- A. l". Sharp of Summerside, to oil of whom the Guardian extend; its sincere sympathy. The remains arrived home on Thursday night no. companleti by Mrs. Field. The fun- eral was held on Friday afternoon from her home at Norboro to the People's Cemetery. at Kensington. Rev. Mr. Williamson. of Malpeque vnducted the impressive service, as- tlsttd by Rev. m. Griffiths. or Ken- Ilnzton. Besides neighbors and rela- 1-1-‘65. many friends from Charlotte- hwn and luounerslde were pnesent

nlng foxes from the ranch of Mr. Y°a1~""'s°me'v'n" M1155‘ N011!‘ - some few years ago, has arrived on A. E. McLean. M. P.. who is occom- _ the Island for a brief visit. Mr. Mac- ‘panying Mr.- Murray as er as Mon- ‘Spam 1" The Guanta“) iKay is not in the employ of the treal-S. SUMMERSIDEL Oct‘ 211F111“: Sandi Doherty Company ,t at such Sucker Bay state‘ Capt‘ Howard’ timm as he contract; with them to “m” into Summerside Hath“ °n do work in specified arcos. Princip- Mmday 1111' 1511111“ t° h" P111111” and, ally. his wor‘ is of geological nature, engines‘ wh ch were badly damaged1 in the criplo: on of likely look fields 111"’ 15118131111 513195 B5 "BOSSY" 1155 by the he?” Se” and sales encmm- but frequently when drlillirr; o; r- {feilllfled 1° Nev/WWW“ 81191‘ fill tend an“ She 1°“ Gum‘ she med ations are commenced he assumes IOXIJOY-‘iblfl visit t0 Prlnvc Edward Is- 1° make ‘Chnrmttetown Harbor’ but charge of this dcpvrtzzzent cf the ‘land, the home of hls lumen the was so badly disabled that she could

i .—RE'I‘URNED T0‘ NEWBURY- PORT-Mr. Andrew Gillis. Mayor of llewburyport, known throughout the‘

k n 1d H ("m work. and if the baring; proves suc- llll/B Mli Andrew Glllli. W110 “'85 B. only ma e Summxs e 11 h ‘lczssful. aids in the late". production‘

W611’.

native of Grand River.."Bossy" oaus- “"111” M 11111115 h” 11111111915 lggfivltffg 11,11‘, Mngxnl,

ed a little sensation in Sununcrsidc °°111P1E1E1Y ""4" “@181 “"1 11" “immune Mr. Ivan Rcclclin “hen lt was known that he had gine room was flooded. also the mens l’

:'l th : [brought a wlle wlllh mm llhls tlme_ sleeping quarters. At times the err-wow H“ e S1

spake cf vxho is

1 kl F ithe Dahsrty rpe. The Boston papers were very ln- “n” we" 11°‘ w” "s" "m1 °““° °’, Creek, Alberta dis . Tbxas ls the

xious to find 0111? Who had finally twéi/eeragfnliiehjgit’ cl1l1ztslfii£treal thelpresent locatirzi . Mi‘, lviisKay, captured the batchelor Mayor of raw tat. me y h ve e o l“ dlW-llcre m, Della“. Uonlllany l5 em Newburyport but in spite 0f the el- c 5 e y a no 1m e igaged in drilling wells in the largest

ION-i 01 TBPOrters ‘lie refused to Give 15521111?“ $995522: titfrslzlteghz: d 2:: gas fleltl in the world. l\-fr. MazKay the secret away. Perhaps he will be r - "

" ' ih i i . ti 1' caught unaware 0n the return trip-S f’ V?” éwnezl: ‘(tlizieiotfigfthtaisr distitrlilétopdssizbilifiltsoldftltii: emrezfilce: ea‘ .118 up“ y g ‘v of oil.in this Province, thought none ships until they saw the beacon light __ _ _ . -—-—-— at Flues“ Palm and the" they saw was reached at Lloveriiors ALRJHC] at wEDDmG BELLS-A ‘very P181111»: schooner Just outside Summersidal a‘ 11511111 of ‘W65 1891' 1 autumn wedding was smemnized l. J — ~ ~ Zi P b e 1a Church on 'I‘ues- 1111111111‘- for? mcfreifizf; r031, 31 hy ghe Rem They left Detroit for Long Island. iDr. Ashdowri. when Adelaide Miriam New 11°11“ ‘m ocmber 5111 and 1“ m" lsamnel daughter of Mrs_ B‘ l, der to pass through the Welflatillldi ‘ ' Locks on Lake Erie. three fee o e W004i 13888-1116 111° ‘V119 171 113M111 nose or the shlp had m be cull Om of Boston, of George E. McLean, son Jam” Pwdge’ 5°“ °1 m‘ “d This is the frst ship of its kind ever °1 M‘- 111111” J- M°L°1111 111111 1113 '0 J. Partridge of 11115 flW- e “ llate Elizabeth lilcLcan M" Hebe" i to come into Summerside. It is 2'10 ~ - 1- - ‘brid- entered the church on the arm ‘McLean was fvl-lnav-l" o; cnelnan p ' _ - f t l . and of the whale buck type. r ' " - ~' - - ,0.’ her 5WD 19-1-1161‘ 1° 1119 51351113 °1 Ifiels Zzlcjcllwalved that {he Wlll be he“. E_ Island and the news of his son's 1the iveddinc march played by M155 1mm ‘ve'dm5dfly__s' ncnth will be learned with regret DI.’ Margaret Stentlford. The bride we" llls many “lends ll, mat, pm of & beautiful dress or brown lcrgpe Visiting Nova Scotia Shnners ar-‘me P1'°"111°°- Gmrfie W55 111 11$ 2151- blaek sa-tin and fox fur and carre a lveal. and a valor at the Norll.l_easl_ i' d in the city yesterday and others‘ .1 ~~ Jbmlq"?! "1 P1111‘ 10595 111111 111111111111! glfeeexpecled today m attend the nn-Qrrn University. Boston. He had been i191“ During 11,” M???“ of the r6811 emonlal session of Philae Templm|111 only three wows. A severe heart isle!‘ “'0Pl‘0m15@ MB “'11s 511113 by Halllam whlch lakes place Mp3 tiliyattack was the cause of his illness Lure“ M‘ sampe!‘ Sm" o‘ the bflde‘ gvening, when fifteen local candid-land death. The deceased was study. Th’ “W” °‘.’“1’1° 1°" by m’ 13111113“! nt-s will be initawd into the ing civil engineering and would have train for a honevmoon trip to Niagaral I‘ __ i ' '. teries of the o.der. 'l1‘alls and other cities, the briddm‘

-SAD NEWS RECEIVED-The sad news has been received by friends in iflunmicrsicle of the clrnth on Oct. 21st at his home in fly/tie Park. a suburb

1with hat and shoes to match.

Glasgow. Mr. Grant. who is o brother mourn three sisters. Mrs. of Mr. Walter S. Grant, has a host Bndkus. lvirs. Bulbs Riley and Miss of friends in this city. {Gladys McLean all of Hyde Park, al- Other executive officers includfilso two brothers, Astor B. McLean of ief Rabban. H. R. Arenburg. Lun-{Pnhama and Milton J. McLean of w” 11pm” 1m evening 1n the “pa” i figburg. Assistant Rabban, A. B. Col-j Hyde Park, tc whom the sympathy ious and newly built Judslna Pflifl- home, sydriey, High Priest andlo.’ Island friends is extrndcd. The 11ml 111111911911 1° 11119 9711111119131 Ex'1Prgphet W. H. Hayes. Halifax, Orien-I funeral was held on Oct. 23rd at his hlbftion 31111611118. 501119 119"“ hund'1tal Gude. R,_ R. Campbell, Yar-llate home, Rev. John Bailey. pastor red and four foxes of ell fur CHM-s} mouth, Treasurer Arch. Crease, Hui-pt the first Methodist Church br- llfe 119W 111 1111911 111"” 111 1111' mun; ifax, and Recorder M. McF. Hall. ficlating. Interment was in the fam- building. The cages N! $110 81m: 51z°l Halifax. [lly plot in Fairvlew Cemetery-S. and 118W! 1110 5111119 91111111111511 “i Local shriners. headed by commit- those of last year. M141 11!‘! 517111118911: tee chairman A. V. Saunders, Poten- The morthly meeting of the Cal- in such a. manner as to utilize the} laws Representative for Prince Ed-l edonian Club was held last evening greatest possible flmflllnl- 01 899%. ward Island, C. C. Thompson. C. M-l in the Club Rooms with the pres- while ermitting the animals $0 beiwilliams and A. A. Pomeroy flrmident. Clansmen J. K. McKenzie. exhlbitgd to the best advantage. imaging preparations to entertain the‘ presiding. At the meeting the new The Show was formally declared] visiting members in a royal fashion." executive for the ensuing year was open by Yfis H0110? Llflll-Qillwmll? A supper will be g.ven in the Odd-1clectsd. Cltinsmnn T. M. MacMlilan Henrtz. Major A. S. Roberison. lilcr- fellows’ Hall this evening, served bi" read a sketch history of Scotland. mm], President of the Silver Fbfmembers of the Eastern Star. the] ‘The following officers were ap- Exhibilcrn Association presided. Oth- l business and ceremonial session takJnolntcdr 611101. f 11111151111111 J- K- M¢- er speakers were Premier Lea, His lpg place at Dixon's Hail at 1,30 p. Kenzlef PrcsidI-ilnt.‘ Cialrlsmge ' Mcliladyen; rs ce- s en. ‘Ptaxdsxippnfiamz. ?wSteltxr'Sl:1i1i1? mThe visiting Shriners include repre- clrmsman Malcolm McKinnon; Sec- $9105 were mndered by Mrs. A. H. scntatives from Sydney, New Glas- 0nd Vice-President. Cinnsmen John hope,‘ accompany“ by Milgg Roberta l gaw, Plctou. ‘Truro. Halifax, Lunen- Reid: Financial Secretxryhclansman Slrmcor. and Mr Raoul Reymond ac-l burg. Halifax and other Nova Scot a A. B. Brown, ire-elected), Treasur- e l” by M” Raymund. The cent,” er. Olausmrin C. P. McDonald, (rt-

Tlve world's geatest fox show from] the point of number-sand quality of animals exhibited. of convenience to exhibitors and facilities for Judglnl.

thanks of the club for his interest-

ling paper. The hope was voiced by

Clansmen Paton and Anderson that things, Scottish would henceforth play an important part in the ac- tlylties of theelub. Rev. Dr. Ash- down was introduced to the ‘clans- men.

DEATH DEEPLY REGRETTED- The news of the death in Montreal cf Dr. Henry Martyn lilacKay, Dean of the Faculty of Applied Science and Profesor of Civil Engineering at McGill University, [was learned with derp regret by friends in this province. Dr. MacKay, who ivas a classmate at McGill with Mr. C. H. B. Longworth, had spent his sum- mer vacations at Holland Cove for ‘the past eleven years.

A pretty autumn wedding took place in St. Dunstans Basilica this morning at 5.30 when Miss Lily bfarie Davey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. O. Davey, was united in marriage to Mr. Thomas E. Corri- ganpson of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Corrigan of this city.

flupiial High Mass was celebrated by Right Rev. Monsignor Maurice MacDonald in the presence of re- lotivcs and friends of the contract- ing parties, both of whom have hosts of friends, Mr. Corrlgan being on the Guardian News Staff and Miss Davey formerly cashier with the Imperial Life Assurance Com- pany.

The bride. who was given in mar- riage by her father, wore an ex- quisite blege georgette and lace dress. and with this o. chic two tone brown b‘c,",c velvet hat, brown suede shoes, l1cse, gloves. and fox fur. .A lovely shower bouquet of rosrs and maiden hair fern completed the ensemble.

Her bridesmaid. Miss Marion Clark. was goivned in blue crepe, with smart black vclvet hat and black fox fur and carried an arm

_ bouquet oi‘ carnatlons. Her coat of

black broadcloth had sable trim-

111‘ Saturday. Subscribers i

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"SAD PASSINtP-There occurred at McNeills Mills on Tuesday evening the death 0f Mrs R. L. Williams who has been ill forsome weeks past. The funeral will take place on Thursday at 2 p.m. from her late

afternoon Jitney. Previous to the ac- ACTING SUPERJNTENDBNT o1 cident he had been visiting at the ISLAND DIVIS!ON"M1" J‘ D‘ Mac‘ house of a nelghbm,‘ ML Glover) and Nutt, Superintendent of the Island had left this house and was stepping DNIFM“ Q1 the 0' NVR" 11511135 been on to the road when the accident granmd three 1111mm‘! absent‘ ‘M1113 to illness Mr. E. W. MacKii-mon,

oecured. _ _ . residence, The deoeascd was a prummem Chief Despatcher, has been appointed member of the C.M.B.A. and had “C11,”: supermmndent 1” 1mm NW" QUEENS COUNTY COURT- attended the banquet given by that 1‘ M" J- E‘ R‘ McEwen h” been

The Queens County Court met yes- terday with HLs Honor Judge Duffy On the Bench. In the case of Burns vs McPhall claim for damages aris- ing over a motor accident on the York Point Road. counsel reported a settlement had been arrived at be-l tween the parties. R. R. Bell for,