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HOME FOR BURIAL. - Mr.. Louis McMahon received a wir-e yesterday stating that his brother Leonard died suddenly l-n Boston yesterday morning. His sister, Bessie. who is also in Boewn let: with. the remains last nighz. en, rotate ‘to ‘Ciharlotbewwnl. When" as he was familiarly known. will be remembered by many oi (he football players of a few years ago. when the Victorians Iliad :1 tewm on. the gridiron. Len held down the position as hali Iback,

CAMPBELLTON SCHOOL llonor Roll ior January. Grade X.-—l, Irma (Iunsluhle;

Claude liluclivverr Grade Vl.--l, Elsie Il-xmning";

2, Catherine Coiley; 3. (Haul; (trade iil.-l, Lorna .\lu i’!

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Anglicans and Union

Church Work says:

We oi the Anglican Church have miuch to learn from the present situauion in. Canadian Protestant- ism. and it will be well ior us if we take the lessons to heart-

Thc Anglican Church alone among those who profess and call themselves ‘Protestants. has al- ways (liesired organic unity. and felt. ‘that the present situation in the Christian world is a sin against God. T-his fact ha-s at

Grade l_ iSrJ-l. Aubrey Found; 12. Alzlrgnret Ramsay. ‘ (lrmie l. 1.lr.)-1_ Lloyd Ramsay; 2 imnglzls lluig ‘Aiillar; 3, Staniord ii .11'l'. Perfect Attendance—lrma Con- isiubiv. (fluude .\lacEwen, Leigh -.\i;1t~l<I\\‘(-11, Lorna hincliwen, Gladys Carr, Elva. .\iacAlliste1', Fred Dun- ning, blorgaret Ramsay. Lloyd Ramsay, — Lilla ‘ G. MacEwen, 'i‘eat‘l1er_

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with our separated brethren, based more upon the desire for fellow- ship and’ the need of united action against the devil. ‘than upon a real appreciation of “what spiritual unity must be. Alter seeing the result of this same sort oi thing inagreat sister communion. It will be our own fault if We try hastily to heal the wounds in the body (‘i

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Christ. The tragic iaot is being driven home to us more and more every day that the way to dsunity is broad and easy and the way to u11ity sicraighit and narrow. There mus-t be prayer and caireiul pre- para=tlou if, when we make our great adventure, .we make not con- iusion- worse confounded. Church 11nity does not come at Parliament Hill but at Calvary.

lilore Hlllll more as the days go by. it is being drive-n home ‘to us that any scheme of unity which docs ‘not in some way Iinclude all this prindiples which e11ch oomr mu-nion holds dewr will ‘be doomed to failure. The ory ot “let's get together," llS an appealing one. but the tragedy behind it is that wie cannot get together just by wa-nt- inc to Haste must come slowly. looking back over the past few years, 1t is good to see how wisely we have been led in this matter by o11r Bishops. who, desiring unity “with all ‘their hearts and‘ souls, have refused -to carry the Church lnito situations in whioh lie possi- bilioies of disruption and defeat. Meanwhile, we Anglicans can pray and work ior the iluiflllment of Christ's prayer that we all may be one, and also tor our brethren who are all so adventurously try- ing ‘to work the will of God as they sce it.

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Mr. D_ J llihchean, North Wilt- shire, is among the guests register- ed st the Victoria.

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Mr and Mrs L. E. Prowse left yesterday on a visit to Jackson- ville anad other pairts of Florida. Flea-Ida.

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-—--¢o->--- F-ERN WOOD 8OHOOL

The following is the report oi Fernwood School ior the month oi January.

Grade VIlL-d, Perle Sherry; 2. Elmer Sherry r Grade Vl.—1. Alden Leard; 2,,’ Charles MucFarlane; 3, iDoris Mc- Kenna; 4, (ledric MoKenna.

Grade 1v.-1, Kathleen Sherryzi 2, Myrtle iMicKenna; 3, Thomas Mc Kenna.

MacKinnon; 4. Brendan Sherry; 5, Grace Gaudet.

Grade I, Jr.—-1, Willie Hounam; 2. ‘Ruth IMacKlunon; 3, Everett Mc- Kenna.

The followlng pupils had pertect attendance:—Alden Leard, Mar- garet MaoKinnon, Chas. MlacFar-

ne.

Monthly average attend. 14-2- iPerccntsge s: attend. 78.9. No. of pupils enrolled .18. - Stewart Williams, teacher. '

LETTERS OF SYIVIPATHY

To Mrs. George Graham. _ Dear Sis-ter:—

We realize at a time of such sad ‘bereavement as yours now ris that. any words we may write are oi iii.- ﬂe comfort’ lbm ‘we the members of the iM. l-l. North Auxiliary ‘W. M. Society iwould ‘like -to empress our sincere and ‘heartfelt sympathy for V you in the loss oi your dear mother. it is only natural that you should be sad. and ‘lonely, and will oif-_ times sigh -io~r tile touch of a. ‘voice that is stlill.

You have comfort in ‘knowing you ‘were, aible to be with ‘her and miirrilster, to her luher illness. and ii you could you would not wish her Fback to this world of pain and suﬂfering. For she is now enjoy- ing sweet communion with loved‘ ones gone on ibefore and hers will ever Ibe a Ibeckoning ‘hand to those leii: behind. ‘May/the llsord give you strength to say "Not my will, but Thine 0 Lord, be done."

MRS. ALBERT E. GIRlAII-TAM,

,_ _ Pres. EMMA ‘MoLURE, Sec'y

‘ Fdb. 16, 1925 To iMrs. George Graham,

Dear 1Sister:-—-We extend to you our sincere sympathy "in the death of your dear mother. We know how deeply you mourn her loss and that words of ours are entirely in- adequate to assuage your Igzrieif, ‘but ‘we ‘Keel that we must -wrii.e a few lines to assure you of ‘our love and deepest sympathy. -lt is hard to reconcile ourselves to the loss oi’ dear ones Ibut. dear lirlend. ‘the 'bur- den iss yours, hers is the victory. Shehasibeen called -io higher service and ‘we would not call ‘her iback. We would commend you ‘to the lov- lng ‘Saviour ‘who binds up the broken hearts and sustains, ‘in the darkest hours. Although you will miss the dear ifuce, and loving c0111- panionshi-p hcre, you have the blessed assurance that we will all meet again i11 tho Heavenly Home where them are no more partings and 11o more painls‘.

Ono lby one the chairs stand vacant That were filled Iby those we loved. One lby one‘ the seats are filling

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5. Tenor ‘Solo—“My Ilittle woo, hut" (GleesomAiliir. Stan Low- ery.

G. (Zontrulto Solo—~(Seleci»ctl)- Mrs. T. H. Vl"alsl1.

7. 0otett(-.—4"My old Kentucky

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9. Chiorus—4“Spring ‘Son-g" (Pin- sun-Choir. 10. ‘Bass Solo—"'l‘he Sklipper"

in our Father's homo above. 12. Qil-arte'tte——-"R0iwin Adair"- BlZned on ‘behalf of the C, E. ‘M98813. ‘Lorne McKandrickf Society, Stan Lowery. Geo. C. Davidson

‘ ESTHER new and Tom Kirby- ecy. 13. Contra-Ito Solo-Pvl/hen lsnng is

bow Melody IBOYB. oi Moncton, N.B

To Mrs. Charles Grshlrm,

Merry Minstrels

Auspicea of the Catholic Woman’s League

PROCEEDS FOR CHARIT- ABLE PURPOSES

Direction i .1. AUST-IN TRAiNOR ,1; 1 LAEMMLE , Big Chorus, Four v _ ._

Funny End. Men, Catchy

Songs, Music and Spec-

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: Parade if weather ls Grade ]l.-1, Douglas MacFarv ﬁnk lane. Grade l. Sr.——1, ‘Louis iRanahanz, TICKET$ 35°- 2. Emmett Banana"? 3- Mtirgmel

WGY Program

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21

way (Schenectady, N. Y-) General Electric Company i 790 Kilocycles (339 M99911!)

Eastern Standard Time ' 11:55 a. n1.—U. s. Na-YBY Obser-

12:30 p. n1.—Stock market re- 13;“) p_ m._-Produce market re-

9:30 p. m.—Dance music by Phi Orchestra, from New

popular songs.

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c. N. R. RADIi) PROGRAM

lRa‘1-1o programme to be broad- cast ‘by the Canadian National Rall- ways ‘from STATION_“C‘NRA" (313 Metric) Moncton, N. -B.,Frlday-‘- Ftlbruary 20th, 1925. <p.m.—\Bedtime Storie-s—l3y "Uncle Alf". 8.00 p.n1.—D0mlnion Live ‘Stock Re- ports, ‘Etc. '

‘$.30 p.m.—4Programme ‘by the First ~

iBBJpllSl. Church Choir oi Mone- tton. N. B., under the direction of C. 1M. Wright, F. I. G. C. lVL. ‘L. V. C. iM., Organist and Choir- master.

Chorrus-Pwhere Choir.

ISoprano iSolo-Win an old ‘fa-sh- iioned town" (Squiresy-Mrs. George Armstrong.

‘Basis ,Solo-“Vs.le" (By request) -iM1-. Tom Kirby.

Quartette-Pﬁood night ‘belov- ed. (iTschzoikowslky)—iM‘e<sdam‘es J. C. IStevens. T. H. \Va)s'h, ‘Messrs. T. H. 0‘-B1'ien. (ico. C.

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‘Homr!’ l'l"()hll.f'l'l'<MlSl4(¥g pm;- son, Elliltrtt. Scott, Collinigs. Wry. Mesdnmcs, Ma1111,‘Snin1o11 and Good-win.

lteadlng—"'l‘he ‘Shlip of Faith" ——i.\ir. Lorne ‘McKendrick.

‘(Judge)—<Mr. Geo. C. Davidson.

. Soprano Solo—"Hy‘mn oi t‘l1c old Church Choir" (‘Solmiauv- Mrs. A. T.»MuLe:111.

sweet‘ Callbeck. Soprano ‘Echo’ dearie" Steeves. . Chorus-“Blow. gentle breezes" (iMankw-Choir.

(SansJSou ci )—M‘rs. H. ‘Solo-ital “Love's

ﬁNewton)——'(*B) "My (Jordan-Mrs. ‘R. LL.

PART ll.

dirogramme or Popular Dance usic iby Joe Mazzleo and his Rain-

Ood Gave the King. _ . ' ‘ ' 522-2-20-1-1

. pcwiib LETTER OF BYMPATHY

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FIGHTING FURY ‘ 1 SUPPORTED BY THE FAMOUSJM UNIVERSAL RA NGH RIDERS

THE LAST NUMBER or “WILD; “THE "FAST STEPPERS” Msnmmoicdiitsov HARRINGTON SCHOOL

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Hughes. Grade l, Sr.-~1=‘red Hughes.

are called home ‘Heaven its nearer and dearer to each of us. ior ii’ we. —~—— are worthy we shall meet them‘ Report of Harrington School for Grade l. Jr.—-—1, Lloyd Wise. l there. and only when this “me January '| Perfect Attendance-Morgue comes will ‘you be rewarded l" the‘ Gfilde 1x.-1, wenuru Yen; 2,'Hugl1es, A‘udrey Phillips Neill tender 68W. 811d nursing You gavejim-garet Rodd; .’l, Nellie Shaw, iShaw, Stanley ‘ Shaw, Vchem

Grade Vlli.~1, Blanche Jones. ' _

to the deceased. i Hughes_ M“? Yo" mid 0m“ ‘menmers of Grade V1.—~-l, IChesley Hughes; 2,

your family receive comfort from

, _ lielcu ‘Show. NOT WHAT TEACHER MEANT ilrlgliezglzflftzitlﬂilith tfzvfhheeegwlill; ‘:3 Grade V.—i, Kenneth Stewart; 2, - . ma“ ‘mm our eyes ' Ralph Rodd. ‘lvznchier-“Take ‘this sentence‘

‘(trade ill, (Sr.)-—l, Stanley Show. “Tulco- the cow out of this m]. Gratit- lii. .lr.- -l, Jessie Stewart; iW-hut mood?" 2. (lludys Rodd; 3. Margaret: l’ilpi'l—~"'l‘l1t- _Cow-" .

MRlS. AUBERT E. G-RAIIA-lli. - Pres. EMMA McLURE, See's’

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