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A motor party consisting oi Mr, and Mrs. Kent Jones and two sons, Earle and Keith, and Mrs. Elton Rayner and little daughter Kathleen motored to the western part oi the Island Tuesday, where they intend staying for some time.

Mrs. L. J. Reddin, Southport, spent

Monday afternoon here the guest of Mrs. H. Jenkins

Miss Georgie McMillan, Alberry

Plains, was a recent visitor here.

Miss Lona Jenkins, student at West

Kent School. spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hed- ley Jenkins, Mt. Albion.

The school fair, which was held at

the McDonald School, on Thursday last, proved quite a success.

Rev. Mr. Rayner, Enniore, was a. re-

cent visitor to Mt. Herbert, the guest of his brother. Mr. Elton Rayner.

The Mt, Albion Women's Institute

held the September meeting at the home oi Mr. Samuel Sealey, on the first Tuesday of the month, After the usual business of the society came to a. close, two very interesting contests were put on, one by a mem- ber and the other by the secretary. Report was given by the delegate. Miss Julia. Carver, from the meeting oi the Boards of Trade, held at the Experimental Farm recently. Dainty refreshments _were served by the ladies present and the singing of the National Anthem brought a pleasant meeting to is close.

The district convention of the three

Institutes, namely, Mt. Albion, Hazel- brook and McDonald was held at the McDonald School, Mt. Herbert, on Tuesday, September 17th. Afternoon session opened at 3.30 with the presi- dent, Mrs. L. J. Reddin presiding. Meeting opened with Institute Ode.

Minutes of last convention read and

adopted. Reports from each Institute given by the respective secretaries. Address of welcome was given t0 the visiting Institutes by Mrs. Reddin and responded to by Mrs. Hedley Jen- kins, president of Mt. .union Instit- ute, Officers for the ensuing year are: Mrs, H. A, Jenkins, President: and Miss Julia Carver, _re-elected secretary. A brief address was KWH! by Rev. R. W. Lindsay.. Program consisted of a demonstration. "How to cure a Sheepskin" capably given by Mrs. H. A. Jenkins. A solo was rendered oy Rev. R.. W. Lindsay, ac- companied on the piano by Mrs. H090 Mutch. Meeting then adjourned. A delicious supper was served by the ladies, to which all did ample Justice. At 8 o’clock meeting opened for the evening session with Mrs, L. J. Red- din again presiding. Community singing, lead by Miss Jean Fraser, City; was heartily indulged in, follow- ed by a dialogue entitled "Our Aid Society" put on by Hezelbrook In- stitute. Dr. McGuigan then gave A very interesting address on "Better Health." Mrs. Leigh Warren, City favored the meeting with two nicely rendered solos. Solos were also given by Miss Francis Wood, Mr. George Beers Khd Mr. Lindsay, A five minuw talk on good literature was given by Rev. Mr. Lindsay, Humorous readings were also given by Mrs. R. W. Lind- soy, Miss Emma McDougall and Mr. George Beers. The singing of thc National Anthem brought the second district convention of these Institutes to s close.

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For the ilrst time in the history oi

local basebeiil. the Alhtwoits Wil-‘U _ the distinction ot being .the chem- picm oi New Brunswick and Pricce lildward Island. The homcolcrc won ;i1.1» nm fauna on their menu; my asked for no quarter and gave none. Both wins over the fact travelling .c, O_'c.. were cllnsl yictorics. True they were forced io play errorlus b\llinbothgsmcs.ludthi.si.nit- sell is something to rant over. Twen- ty innings of bsubsll without s slipisarocordthst!ow`,i!sny sg- grsgstions in the Maritimes can bout oi.

Outstanding perhaps. over all oth-

ei- performances was the masterful huriinl of “PutiW" Connors. Not once in the two games did he ialier or weaken to my degree. He showed plenty strength, nerve and head- work both here and in Moncton.

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game series should be played hero However. Yarmouth thinks other- wiselndheldoutuntilthcrcisl ruling on the question. Should the opening tilts be staged here ii. is likely they will take place on Wed- nesday snd Thursday or Thursday and Friday. At env rate bumper at- tendances are expecied.

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According to a Chicago paper, Jack

McKenna received a raw deal in his rigs; with Bobby 'o'Harii, which was called a. draw. The account of the fight. as in the Chicago paper, reads as. follows: _h , _

"Jack McKenna, of Toronto, Can-_

ada, a. prize lighter, was robbed last __ .it. It he wasn'_t robbed. his pock- 'etg certainly were picked. No, no, ho didn'i; lose much-just one oi those decisions that once in a. while _prove .justice is blind and so are iightjudges. Bobby 0‘Hara, fighting in his own ter- ritory at the Logan Bqimre arena, was graciously handed 0. draw verdict in eighf, rounds. when the Judges could not agree. The referee voted ior~Mc- Kenna, while one judge said O'Hars won and the other seemed to be as certain.tha.t _the bout was a draw.

“O1-Iara did pretty well in the carb

rounds by straight boxing Bsalnst his slugger rival and managed to gain the nge. in the first and fourth, cantos. The second and third sessions were more or len even, although Mckcnnl could have bten oonctded I 53811* edge in thethird. McKenna started rather awkwardly. his right hand swinging around in tho lit HKU I hammock on a windy night, while 0'- I-lara’s right was hooking away at his face and body with pretty regular success. With the starting od the fifth round

and from then on, however, 0‘H|.ra began receiving, In that stann the northwestside Irishman took a fllht on the chin and went down to the boards. Coming up without a count. he ran into several 5f»i!l¢1!\8 IGN IIN cmmiercd feebiy.

"McKenna, sensing the turn of sf- rsirs, rushed at 0'!-urs in the sixth likehewaslookingfortheloanols quarter, and until the final bell Bobby was receiving like g veteran National League catcher. . . "McKenna weidhed lil! and O'Hara 150."

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Stewart and Monica Jones.

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