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.'Kr. and Mrs. Herb Sinnott. d two sons. Alfred and Kenny. arrived from Dorchester.

haV! . . . Mu,” to vacation with relatives ma friends.

Kr. and Mrs. George Sheltry ar- rived from Boston last week to vii- catlon at Mrs. Sheltry's old home with her brother. Jack Duffy. and

her ai ter. Mrs. Henry Tralnor. -I-Mk aughter and son-in-law. M, gnd Mrs. John G r i ff in

of Medford. Mass. are also with them.

Mr, and Mrs. Walter Southwick. and son. Richard. arrived from Peabody. Mass. late in the week for their annual vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Eph Malone. They plan on staying for a couple of weeks. My. Sniithwirk is a contractor and blllltlff, in the U. S. A.

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have arrived from the Western States to spend the balance of the season around Mr. Hcnnebei-y's old home with his two sisters and one brother.

Mr. Ed. Cobb, passed away at his home here on Sunday.

Mr. James Cl'arkin passed away early Saturday in his li'Ith year at his old home in the Windon section. His home was one of the beautiful spots on this Island. His funeral was held on Monday morn- ing to the St. Laurance Church. Morell Rear. where funeral mass was sung by his pastor. Rev. P. McKenna with burial in the church cemetery.

Mr. John R. O'Brien is here from Halifax on vacation. He arrived last week and will leave late this week on return.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvine Burns and

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her parents here. She will.also spend a few days with her sister, Mabel, in Kensington.

it is regretted that Mr. Phillip Sinnott has been a patient in the Charlottetown Hospital for the past week. His brother. Herb. has ar- rived from Boston to see him.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Orllla ar- rived here from Medford. Mass. on Friday to spent I vacation with relatives and friends. Both Bos- ton-born. they have been here be- fore and love to come back for vacation. Mrs. 0rtlla'a father. Frank Hogan. who has been here for two months will be with them when they leave for home on Fri- day morning. Mr. Hogan is a re- tired contractor and builder in Boston.

Friends of Mr. Ed. Hennebery will be sorry to hear of his illness. He is confined.to his bed under doctor's orders and all hope to

two children. along with Mrs. Burns' sister. Mrs. Roddie O'Han-

ley. have returned from a motor trip to Halifax. where they wercv the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Roach. Mr. Roach. a former Bris- tol man, left here 40 years agol to reside in Halifax.

Mr. Charlie MacDonald. C. N. R. freight checker was here for part of his vacation last week with friends. He returned to the city over the week-end.

Miss Lorraine Sinnntt. student

nurse at the Charlottetown Hos- pital.-is on vacation at present with

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, HAlel' being a patient there for a short time.

Two new families have taken up residence in the home of the late Mr. H. L. Arnold.

The 40-hours devotion that open- ed at the Little Flower Church on Friday morning. closed on Sunday evening. Father Gallant was here from the City to assist the pastor through part of the devotions.

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IN MEMORIAM

MIL DAVID GODSOE

The community of M tll t o w n Cross and -. irounding country was shocked and saddened. when on April 30, word was received that Mr. David Godsoe had suddenly passed away at Goose Bay, La- brador. He had been enjoying his usual good health until stricken and all that medical and tender care could do was of no avail.

The remains came home by plane and were taken to the Mon- tague Funeral Parlor. and then to his late residence in Milltown Cross.

Mr. Herbert Whitney. Agent at Goose Bay. accompanied the re- mains home and remained until after the funeral.

The late Mr. Godsoe was a man of sterling character and respect- ed by all who knew him.

Left to mourn his loss are his wife. three daughters and two sons -Reita, (Mrs Everett Hinkley. To- FOMO. OHM: Mabel. (Mrs. War- ren Kemp. Albion): Dorothy. (Mrs. HIIVW Moore, Milltown Cross); Elvert and Merrill at home.

The funeral service was held in the United Baptist Church. Stur- S6011. M8)! 3. 1959. and was large- ly attended. Rev. Rowland G. Hill. pastor of the Baptist Church. con- ducted the service. assisted by Rev. W. A. Paterson of the United Church.

Hymns sung were: ”The Lord's My Shepherd." and "Does Jesus Care." Mr. Willard MacLean sang, "Beyond the Sunset."

Flower bearers were: Messrs.

Willis Jenkins. Carl Coilings. Gar- net Sorrie, Everett Sorrie, and Roger Jackson. Pallbearers were: Messrs. George Acorn. Lloyd MacKinnon. William Kemp, William MacLeod, James E. King, and John Nicholson,

Interment was in the New Ceme- tery, Sturgeon.

Flowers Pillow The Family. Peg. Bruce and Norinar Sprays

John. Dan aud Ruth.

Henry Munroe and Family

Alfred. Freeman and Olive.

Irene and Bill.

Edith and Mae.

Milltown W. I.

Squirrel Club, Goose brador.

Cards and Letters of Sympathy

Thelma Stewart.

Jimmy. Lillian and Family. Tren- ton. N. S. '

Mr. and Mrs. Highfield.

John and Stella Brown.

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Langille. Goose Bay.

Mrs. MacDonald and Catherine.

Donnie and Marion Kennedy.

Russell. Catherine and A n g u 5 Moore.

John and Sadie MacKenr.ie.

Katie.

Bay. La-

Bentley Creed.

Myra and Weir McClure. Margaret Power.

Doris and Herb. Roper.

Henry. Emily and Leonart Cousin Preston.

Dan. Christena and Mary.

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kemp and

Family.

George and Edna.

Frank and Edna Graham. Lawrence and Louise Stewart. Kaye and Elvira MacKenzie. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Conrad and

Joyce.

Mary and Jerome Hughes. Edith and Mac.

Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Blackett. Edna Walker.

Gordon and Joyce Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. M. N. McGowan. Bert. Stella and Shirley.

Lizzie and Will Johnston. Clarence and Bertha.

Jessie Sencabaugh and Girls. Helen Creed.

Mrs. Fannie Moore.

Albion Women's institute mem-

bers.

Flora and Alex. MacKenzie. Jessie Cuddy.

Earl and Mabel Moore. Woburn.

Mass. Marion and John MscPheraon. Mamie.

Fred. Lizzie and Family.

Ruby and David Sorrey.

Vernie and Hector MacMillan. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Stewart, Mon-

tague.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MacDoug:ll. Laura and Arnold Vanlderstine. Ethel Campbell.

Katheryn. Leigh and LeRoy. Hazel. Derek and Brenda. Minnie W.

Janette and Murdock MacDon-

aid

Annie and Harold Creamer and Family.

Edna.

Marion and Torrance and Family.

Ida MseFarlane.

Mary.

Ethel Thompson.

Aunt Jane, Uncle George Family.

Catherine Scott.

Harvey. Chrissie and David Bal- com.

Ann and Josephine MacDonald.

Beryl MacMlllan.

Dan and Lizzie Stewart.

Mamie. David and Billie l-ficken.

Helen. Willie and Edwina Far- rell.

Mona Matheson MacPhee. King- ston, Ont.

Ernest and Dollie Molyneaiix.

Mr. and Mrs. Aldon Baker.

Lucy and Charlie MacDonald.

Elisabeth.

Al. Baker.

Agnes McLure.

Lizzie. John and Family.

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Butler.

Verna and Webb Nicholson.

George and Maggie. ll”-lhll. Kathleen McGee and Fam- l y.

Mrs. P in tr i c k Mi-Cnrrnn and Family.

Ambroiiine and Margaret Mahar.

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen McKear- ney and Family.

Mrs. Jennie Smith. N e w to n Cross.

Billie, Emma and Family. ton.

Will and Elirte Graham.

Cad Of Thonlis

We wish to express to our friends. neighbours and Mr. Herbert Whit- ney. Goose Bay. our deep apprecia- tion for the many acts of kindness shown to us in our sad bereave- ment. special thanks to Mrs. Mac Clay and Alfred Lowrey.

Mrs. David Godsoe and family.

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' I .f EastBalHc I ..'It is regretted that Mrs.

Augustus Mallard, North Lake, has again entered the Souris Hospital.

Mr. Johnnie Whalen is spending some time with his uncle in East Baltic and Red Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Seulyn and three children of Newton, Mass. are spending their holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Stewart, Red Point. Mr. and Mrs. George Mc- Donald and Mrs. John Robertson, Kingaboro. Mrs. Seulyn ll the form- at Luella. Ohlng, Red Point.

Mrs. Stewart MacGi-egnr was hos- tess to the East Baltic Women's Institute at her home August. 2.

All regret to learn that Mrs. Essie Stewart. Klngsboro. has been recently taken to the P. E. I. Hos- pital. Charlottetown, where she will undergo an eye operation.

Mr. Peter Campbell and young son of U. B. A. spent some time at Red Point. and Black Pond with relatives and friends. Mr. Camp- bell formerly lived at Red Point prior to moving to the U. S. A.

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fnrd. East. Baltlc, s.re visiting Mrs. Ford's old home at South Lake.

Mr. and Mrs. Athol Robertson and young daughter of Oshawa. Ont.. are spending their holidays with Mr. Robertson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Robertson. Kingsboro. This is Mrs. Robertson's first visit to the Island.

Miss Marina Rose. Ottawa,.Ont.. is spending it holiday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallai-e Rose. East Baltic.

Mrs. Merrill Stewart, Kingsboro. has again entered the Souris Hos- pital. Mrs. Stewart's illness is re- gi-etted by her associates and a speedy recovery is the wish of all.

The funeral of the late Mr. H. H. Mallard of Souris was largely attended at St. Alexis Church. Rollo Bay. August 3. Sincere sympathy from this community goes out to the bereaved wife and family.

Mrs. James R. McDonald return- ed to Ontario. having spent a pleas- sant time with relatives and form- or neighbours at South Lake. While here she stayed with Mr. and Mrs. George Cheverie. south Lake.

Mr. Winston Young. Toronto. Ontario. is spending a two-week holiday with Mrs. Fred E. Robert. son. Kingaboro. he mad: the trip by motorcycle and except. for the wet weather he made good time coming down.

The Army Worm has struck this district and several others and is doing extensive damage. Some of the Red Point farmers claim that 10 to 12 acres of choice oats have been cleared out and they are busy spraying all there grain fields to try and overcome this warm men- ace. It is not only the work, but the extra expense and at such R busy time. trying to make hay while the sun shines and sprayiiu pota- toes in order to avoid blight. which is very little of. present. There is always something to keep the rub- blta tall short. but you can't keep these up-and-doing farmers down. they work from sun-rise until sun- down.

Miss Donreen McMillan. char- lottetown. spent the . week-end at her home in Elmira.

Mrs. Mcrril MacPhail. Hamilton, Ont., and formerly of Argyle Shore, was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Percy McDonald and Mr. Horace MacDonald. Klngsboro.

Mrs. Hugh Campbell. Red Point. spent a few days with her brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sutherland. Borden. P. E. I.

Mr. Clive Bruce. Elmira, is a patient in the Souris Hospital. Friends and neighbours wish him a speedy get well and return to fishing and farming activities.

Miss ll. McOla.re, N. l., is visit- ing with her brother and sister-ln- law, Rev. Donald and Mrs. Mc-Clare. at the parsonage, Kingsboro.

Mrs. Bernard Moasey. Bothwell, spent some time with her mother. Mrs. Raymond Mcxinnon, of St. Peters.

Mr. and Mrs. EdrllP Burdett. East Baltic are spending some Limp with relatives at south Lake and vicinity.

Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Stewart. Klngoboro. were August visitors to the City.

Mr. and Mira. Joseph MacDon- ald. Rhoda Island, are spending some time with the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace MacDon- ald. Botahwell and relatives at smith Lake.

Mrs. Freeman Mossey iaiiteitaiiied the Kingoboro Women's Institute at her home on August I.

Mr. and Mn. Herbert Campbell have returned to Ottawa. having spent. a nice holiday with l.he form- er'a mother, Mrs. John C. Camp- bell. Red Point. Mr. and Mrs. Camp- bell always receive a wiinri wri- come here as Mr. Campbell was a favorite among the young folk.

Mr. Francis Campbell of the Pia.hermens' Loan Board Office. Charlottetown. spent the recent week-and at his home in Red Point.

Mlaa Carol Fisher. N 8.. is at

present spending her holidays with her brother-in-law. and aiiiirr. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Dixon, East. Bal- tie.

spends about all of his holidays at

the streams and trout ponds.

Mr. Bobby Money. Bothwell. motored to Charlottetown, recently on business.

The North Shore fishermen re- port several whales can be seen while they are on the fishing grounds.

Mrs. Arthur Whynot left on re- turn on August 9, to her home in Melrose. Mass. having spent some time with relatives in Souris, Red Point. and Bothwell.

Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Mclic. Howe Bay. were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Kidson, Red Point.

Mr. Keniiie MacDonald. Hamil- ton. Ont... spent. his holidays with hill father. Mr. Stephen MacDonald, North Lake.

Mr. and Mrs. R;-iy Briimv. Red Point. acconlpanled Mrs. Essie ste- wart, Kingsboro. to the P. E. I. Hos- pital on August 5.

Miss Marie Mossey, Charlotte- town. spent last. week-end at her home in Bnthwell.

Mr. Harold St.pvi;ri't. Kingsbnro. accompanied Mr. Stewart Coffin, Basin Head, to Ashland. Maine,

where employment awaits him.

Mrs. Willard Chiiig. R. N.. Basin Head. has resumed her duties as nurse at the Souris Hospital.

Wclcomed here again are Mrs. Thomas Brown and two daugh- ters. Judy and Cami of Boston, Mass. to their summer residence in Kiiigsnoro. Mrs. Brown was ac- companied by her mother, Mrs. Libby Patterson, who will also visit with her sister, Mrs. Lydia Ste- wart and brother, Mr. Joshua Mc- Donald. Kingsboro. It has been seven years since Mrs. Patterson visited here and she sees many changes. Mr. Brown and son, Thomas. will arrive at a later date. A pleasant holiday is extended to them all.

Master Oi-ville J2ll'VlS. Charlotte- town. spent some time with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Mossey.

Miss Roma Ching, Black Pond, is at present employed at North Lake.

Mr. Peter Beaton is spending two week's holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Angus Beaton. East Point. Mr. Beaton is a student at St. Basil's Seminary, Toronto. Ont.

Mrs. Marjorie Gallant and daugh- ter. Debbie of Souris. are spending some time with Rev. H. E. Bell and Mrs. Bell, Red Point.

Mir. Rupert Garrett left recent- ly by plane on a business trip to Florida.

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lysay left. re- cently on return to Toronto. Ont., having visited in Souris, Red Point and North Lake for the past two weeks. . i

Mr. Leslie Wadman returned to his home in Little Harbour having been a patient in the Souris Hos- pital 'for quite some time.

There were heavy sou and high tides along the North and South Shores on August 4. which usually does not occur this time of year and was followed by heavy wind and rain most of the day. But. there was no damage done along the her- bours. but the flowers. shrubs and vegetable gardens took a bad beat- lng.

Residents at North Lake have about completed wiring their homes and are anxiously awaiting the day when the lights will In N-ll'!I0d on. .

Miss Anna Power Montague. Vllll--' ed with friends in Red Point on August 4.

Mr. and Mrs. George Paton. Rollo Bay, were August ll. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Percy McDonald. Kingsboro.

Winston Young. Toronto, visited with his sister. Miss

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Miss Mary MacDonald. Charlotte-

nnd was accompanied back by Mrs BPSHIP Mclnnls. who spent two Weeks viith Mrs. J. F. Moiuiey. Bothivell.

Mr' Gull R. Campbell. Red Point. Ion. August. 6. with a load of frozen fish. which he will dFllV!f' tn the flsh pier in south Boston.

town. motored to Bothwi-ll on Aug. . fl.

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Roma Young. who is resting com- August 4. win he &h

fortably n the P. E. I. Hospital. from Acadia Dal-vanity pm

Cliarlottewwn. following her recent there time and talent. ad 1

accident. greatly enjoyed by a lamp ago gregation.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gunn, ac- Misses Gus Mallard and M

compuiiod by their daughter, Dor- ot.hy. and was Marilyn Rlateen, Rose, North Lako.wanbaahm&- tows to Halifax.

Everett, Mass. are spending two

week”: holiday with relatives in

Klngsboro and Red Point. The second C0-0pel'llt.1Vl muhg W45 held in the Red Point School room on August 6. with a good ao-

tendance. Father slmpaon ii 1

Congratulations In Mr Robert W. Dixon, who on August 'I, cele- lrated his 73rd birthday at his Du.natan's Untvu'alty,Oh-arlotttttwl home in East Baltic. It ll re- was the main lpeakecr for fluenc- markable to note that Mr. Dixon mg. Messrs. Frank Chaasion and is enjoying good health at present Hugh McK.innon were also in at- and is about his work daily. His t,enda.nce. These meetings are in friends and neighbours do hope fleythe purpose of organizing a oa- wlll see many mure birthdays. ,operatlve Store in Souris. lbs.

!Geo e MacDonald, Klngsbalo Mr. Bernard McDonald and l'uslam-lrgdoing lady director wash: sister, left on return to Hamilton.lm-pg-m, Ont.. having spent some time at their home at North Lakv. rhesnl A but-hda.v rnrtr was held as young peoplg were mom, unforLun-llhP home of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. ate to be involved in a slight car D1X0n- E3!” 331'-10 0" M180” 7. accident and received treatment in W bFmK the happy 000851011 of Moncgon Hogpnai 19,- . gh0n,Mr. R. W. Dixon's 78rd birthday. period, Mrs. R. Robertson made ii. beauti- ful buothday cake decorated for Mr. and Mrs. Don Abbott andlllie occasion. Si-veral of the family children, U. S. A., are spending uerc prnseiit along with their their holidays with Mrs. Abbott's.EraHdClIlldrPn and friends. It is the mother. Mrs. Libby Patterson and wish of Mr. Dixon's friends that MM. Thomas Brown at their sum- he Will Pn.l0)' m3nIv' m0T0 51-lch OC- mer residence in Kingsboro. casions. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Dixon celebrated there 50th Wedding An-

The Trail Rangers boys group nivdllsry recently.

enjoyed a hike through the Glon- ...u. rorradale Forest. on August 3, nc- -CC...?Ls-..... companled by their leaders. RPV..

D. Madclare and Mr. Lelbh Robert. F"-L SENT BACK

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Mrs. Clayton Rose PfllPtl.iilllPFl the irlcnt Cliiana Kai-shrk Friday for

Red Point Wameirs IllsLltuI,P at the first time turncd down a hill

her home on August 2, with a large passed by Nationalist China's Par-

attendance of members and mi. Iiament. The measure was a con-

tors. It was decided to hold a pantry scripiion action. Chiang sent it

sale at the next meeting on sept back in the legislative yuan for

reconsideration because he said

sections postponing military serv-

Special singing iias enjoyed at ice for students studying abroad the Kingsfboro Baptist Church on discriminated against the poor.

Be Cooler in Summer

For all-weather com-Fort insulate with

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