I MONDAY -

rains 5v

Ir w.

ab! expected from th serious

i. they met wit

about 5 p. in. Sunday afternoon at

island Folk, Maine.

TUESDAY

THE P. E. TERIAL of the Preebytoria Church In Canada will be held i Bt. Janie; Church, Thursday. Jul 0th.

after arrival of train.

at 8 p, m.

At the Congregational Meeting o the United Church

ed: ~

()n the Session-Dr, C. C. Arclll- bald, Dr. J. H, Ayers, J .J. Bethune. C. ll. Black, D. A. Bruce, James Carter. A. C. Duchemin, G. F. lint- cheson, W. T. lluggap, B. W. Le- lla Page, J. T. McKenzie, Nell McKen- lis, Jas. Paton George Ritchie, Hqlry Smith, W. H. Smith, G. Dou- glas Steel, James Tait, G. H. Tay-

lor. Jonathan West. On the ‘Board of Stewards-ls

sac Carter, Henry Craswell, Era"- est Coffin, E. T. Iiiggs, G, iH. Hoi- brook, Dr. J. C. Houston, Stanley

Ilardey, George A Hughes, Dr. H D. Johnson, R. E. Mutch, Alex. Mc

Lsod, S. Angus McDonald, Laugh-

iin, McDonald, John McNair, Al fred Pickard, William Rowe, R, H

Rogers, A. C. Sinclair, Percy Tur-

ner, Wilfred Taylor.

Addresses were delivered by vis- iting ministers while the ballots were being counted, and a pleasant

evening spent by all.

TRAlNO-R — McK-ENNA. — On

Wednesday, June the 10th at Nup- tial lligh Mass, Rev. l, H. A. Mo Donald, Pastor of the St. Cllthhcrfs Church, St. Teresa's, united in the holy bonds of matrimony Miss Mayme McKenos, daughter of the -

late Peter and Mrs. iMcKenna of Baldwin's Road and Mr. Joseph Trainor son of Mr, and Mrs. James - TrainoL-St. Teresa's West. The

bride was bccomingly attired in a

navy blue tricotine suit with hat to match. She was attended by the groom's sister, Miss Lthcl Trainor Mr. P. A. McKcnna acted as groomsman. Ailer the cert-mony

the bridsy party accompanied by

several of their friends motored to certain parts of the island having

INJURED. - All

friends of llrs and Ira Arthur Gordon Sutherland _ spending their sum-

_ "~ rs Paige, Mr and llrrfluildtbre getting along nice-

ISLAND PRESBY-

last evening which was largely attended, the following office-bearers were elect-

MA RRIID YESTERDAY .—

Notre Dame Convent morning when Min Katie Fraser

an, Rev, J. J. McDonald. log, The bride, who looked ceedingly nice in a cream

h

Glenfenoan.

FRIDAY afternoon a

pleasing event occurred in

several

ver mounted canc lheh- high regard

as a and esteem.

bcry the feelings of all present an referred to hilli as the Dean of th Provincial Civil

, iucc.

lion, Mr. hopc that thc great knowledge o

has served so well. Mr, Newhery expressed his grate

flil appreciation of the tholiglllful ucss of his associates

ilntary retirement.

the presentation cane Presented

t0 Arthur Newbsry, Esquire I. S. O

of the Executive Council Prince Edward island

By Tho Staff Provincial Building ~ 30th June, 1925

theComnlilnion. The usual prepara tory services were held and the re

as their chauffeurs Messrs Waltenguiar srvices on Sabbath. The pas

‘Currie, Peakcs and John Mustard. Cardigan. Arriving at the bride's

home there were about forty cou-

ple present who all partook of

sumptuous dinners. Among the dis- tinguished guests was Rev. Joseph Sullivan, Cardigan. After tho din- nor was served the wedding party

drove to their future home in St. Teresa's West amidst showers oi’ confetti and rice where thc evening was spent in music and dancing. Slipper was served to about 165 guests. The bride and groom were the recipients of a large number of presents testifying to tile popular- ity of the young couple. A host of iiriends ‘join in wishing Mr. and Mrs, Trainor a long and happy wedded life. ' ,_ wsouseoav “d”

WEATHER FORECAST-l to 3 sweltering weather, 4 to 6 unsett- led, threatening. 7 to 10 stormy hot. ll to 12 damp drlzzly, 13 to 16 light- ning wind and hail. 17 to 20 cocl spell. 21 22 unpleasant, 23 to 26 storm wave, 27 to 28 clearing. 20 Lo 31 warm, seasonable.

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MEETING 0F LAW SOCIETY.- The forty-ninth annual meeting of the Law Society was held Monday in the Library of the Law Courts Building. After the usual routine business the following officers were elcctcdw-President, Mark R. McGulgall; Vice President, J. A. Bentley; Secretary Treasurer, W. E. Bentley, K, C., (re-elected); Ex- ecutive Committee, ll, J. Palmer, K. C., C. Ii. Smallwood, K, C., G. S. lnman, K. C., and C. G. Duffy, K.C.

liES AND F iIiTIIIiijPELLS

0f ilcv. J. W. MacKcnzi-e. After such

for ever follow himself and hi;

charming fsmily.— (Patriot copy) please

fiini! 0i much interest to Summer.

1° m’- mib"! N- W710. k, son of

1023. Mt. Allison University in 1014, and served in the air force daring the '

lim- Rev. J. W. MacKenzic was as

WCTC splcndiidly attended. On Sab

ception-ally large one, and the atten lion and order that

sivo. At tho close of the lulinion srvicc the pastor announc

was in deeply affected

overwhelmed with their faithful and beloved

and hc min-it now still-render niends them to the word and grace

a-nd glorious Head of the Church iii Hi5 Own 800d time may send 111110118 them one who will break lhs bread of life to them. While he was with them. he tried to deliver the message to chem as he thought they needed it. it was for them to Hfly how he delivered lhc message. He tricd to impress them with the importance and prcciousness of ""10 111111 11-8 Opportunities. He parts with them with the sweetest of ile- colle-ciions. lie never loft a hnugg- during ‘his wllolu ministry among thcm hilt with a blessing for them upon his lips. No one ever gave i1i111 any offence or caused him any gnicvancc. Dr. Davidson who as- sisted on thc solemn occasion stated that there was pathos at being pfg. sent when a minister was parting i101" i118 cfinflfcgation over which he presided so efficiently for so 10111:. Ila had not been long a Wwesbyter, but he had heard 10ml- ing and well known m-inistoru 9f the Synod referring to the w|5dom_ m“ ‘"111 iiiifiwieiigc of handling people that characterised Mr, Mag. Kfilsic as a minister, qualities W L11 11h‘- ao highly essential u; the minister of the gospel, Whh; he had srcn by his visit to the Con. grcgalion was a corrobarlltlion of all ho had heard about minjgler and people. ‘Love. loyalty and ‘an. thusiusln characterized the people 0f Iii-limit throughout thc mlnlghry

a record of service- bfd iifipeflli for the future of this gm and historiicsl COflgreggtlop_ M memory of Mr. MacKenzio and

s work wll-l continue fragrant gm- iéiliiitily a day in Belfast, The good

s cs of the whole community will

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side and Port Hill took placc in ggookuw- MUM by the Rev. Mr. lanikélgfln of the First Presbytml. m "wil- Boaton. Mass. of m" eanor Agnes Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Willlams. Prince llldwaru island.

M‘? Rilbi- Wyaa. Moncton, N, B, The bride is a graduate of argues County Hospital. Bunsinerslde ls

The groom graduated from

mar. The bridg- loohia o i , ta jWhi-ld uonfll-q-ovmggsm"

pretty wedding took place in tin! yesterda

Al-ondale was united in marriage

t John W. McDonald. of Glenfonn- ° omclaqlarge hat to match and carried

u, sweet peas. and roses. The 8100111

dress e with veil and orange blossoms and arm boquet of roses. was attended by her cousin Miss Jean Fraser willo wore a lovely grcy gown and also carried roses. The groomsman was Mr. A. R. McDonald, brother of the bride. Immediately atfer the n ceremony the happy young couple p left on a honeymoon to Boston‘ be- y fore taking up their residence in The first. meeting will be held at 11 o'clock or as soon as possible Afternoon

meeting at 2.80 and evening session Tueediw

Premier Stewart in a well chos- en address conveyed to Mr, New-

Servico of Cana-

Mr. Newbery retires on July 1st after more than llaif a century of faithful sc-rvico as Assistant Prov- Scify-Tretlsllri-r and Clcrk of the Executive Council for this Prov-

Alihollgli ilir. Newbcry has coni- lllClNl ills official tenure of office Stewart expressed the

the Adniisistration of the public af- falirs of ilrlncc Edward Island as possessed by Mr, Newbery would still continue to be available to tho govclrnllicnt of the province he

in remem- bcrlillg him in such a kindly mali- nl-r ilpoll the occasion of his vol-

Following is the engraving upon

Asst. Prov. Seep-Treas- and Glork

sistcd on Saturday and Sabbath by the Rev. T, R. Davidson, Pll.D. late of Caledonia. P. E. I. The services

bath the congregation was an ex-

characterized all the services was deeply impres- CORI-

cll that this sabbath would be his last appearance as their ministers and ill making the announcement it strains, and so was the whole congregation. Tho whole congregation was simply sorrow when pastor for fiitcou years announced that he was compelled on account of fail- ing health to continue» any longer with them. lic told them that he did not fccl now equal tu the whrh 111111 Wile expected of hlim in this large and extensive congregation, the work to some one else, and com.

of God. and pray that llhg great

A large white hat and carried was attended by her class mat Miss Ruth MucKay of Sea Vie who wore a beautiful

peach georgette and satin wit

was ably supported by Mr- 1°"

on a motor trip

Cana-da. They were 8060111111111"? as fa-r as the White Mountains i! Miss Ruth MacKuyi B1°°iiiii1° a“ Mr. George

her at 1185 Boylston St. The liapp

ldlevale st. Allstou. Mos ing Mr. and Mrs. Wyse. loos W81‘

oi‘ happiness. '

St. was the scene 0f i1 1111i“! b“ wry pretty‘ wcddiilg on Tileslla uiorlling, Jillie 30ih_ win-ll Mifi ll c daughter of Mr. W111- was united ill the holy bonds o

churlliilig in a travelling 511i! 0

match and carried u mflililiiicmi

f

hair fern The bride and

long and happy wedded life. Prio

a generous shower by lier

fill gifts. After a short trip illirollgl tho Maritime provinces Mrs. Shaw will lrosidu in this city.

--HYM EN EAL-Pretty and qllil‘ was the. wedding that took place a

Knight, Roxbury, Mam. on wcro Miss (lladys Doyle and Mr

' Church, Roxbury. and was follow

ilpiiy oflhc happy young coll-pic

- the conjugal pflrty

departed their wedding trip to

the summer cottage at

has shr-ll effillgcrit illflil‘ ll >i ~ . a” rmow“ - lovc's young ilrciim. li1<‘y(i1'i(i]illT“-“iiig ‘ilnotust-Iiiglrilogulf-(iiiiguglfsdociggion“d? Moncton C t l cruel]. at their llolllc 42 Rllyrllond Si.,- l v - ‘- .. “o'er Mpdrom’ Mass‘ Tim“ mnny fflwids ‘lIl\Xe‘\\\!I,(:l(fl{i-i Tiizdrtiticills‘ginning: B Mcphoe " ' ' ' ' ' ' ' wright in Kpnslnglon and elsewhere in 1' 1 w Li; y {l m Pitcher the Province will oxtcilll to thcni M horqcmo’ 11*,“ anlpmno‘: Pmdham - Nimimn tho choicest of good wishes for all y}, ‘lmofot Jpn grail“! 1”- B559 iiifi iiflppiucss and blessings that ui. . ‘Gmujilllinngr ‘mil lillfglfiufiingcollfilAg Gould Peters tend nlaritul llnion. -Y_ ‘ ‘, ' ,' ii - a“ ;i‘.'i..:'::‘..."‘.:"-::. ‘i'.":;..:":..“.l3..r? "0"",- ' l l i. z z '. i rd B“ Owing w unfavorable weather all-ii may tllvn be cnrollcd ill tho J. McPhee . Ross conditions on Wednesday, the pm. Household Nursing Association 5, slop igam arranged for [he v15], 0g m0 Rcglstrylwllich fIlTGiISQIOBKCiIE-llflfl Iior Bowne .. . . . . Dale-y ew Glasgow and Rotaria . the griullatus. i, as aliar no ' L. Field cursionists on the s, s, 14mm? ha] Shepard is superintendent of the Powell H, Cameron to be considerably changed. but “Qiiiifli- . , _ Field likfgtcréhclrcss it vyufhqulge appflfgnt . Jeifries Perrin e on» ' - , y L o u vlsnom was Au old pioneer and resident of ed

well pleased with the trip,

The boat arrived in port about 1-30 l). m. with a party of 250, in- cluding the Stellarton b11155 huuu, which contributed a splendid con- cert on Queen Square Gardens (luring its stay. The Rotarian visitors were met on arrival with cars and‘ enjoyed short drlvcs iiirfillsh the city and surrounding 110111111’! while interesting golf and tennis matches wire played lit Ilelvcdere and the Victoria Park.

Ill thc cvcnlng at six o'clock, the visiting Rotarlans attended a spec- ial llinucr held at the Kignoo wlicrc an enjoyable programme was carried out, President R. H. Jenkins in the chair.

The latter gave an address ot‘ welcome. regretting a curtailment of the programme owing to the weather, and referring to the value of such visits as a means of gett- ing to know each other beticr, President Don Fraser of thc Now Glasgow Rotarians, expressed his appreciation of the hospitality cxtondcd the visitors by the Char- lottetown Rotarisns and explained that one object of the trip was to raise funds to send a number of fiiliilifen to the country.

Mr. Lon Payzsni, Past Presid- ent of Now Glasgow Rotary Club, added his words o1’ appreciation to ihosc of President Fraser. for hospitality

bouquet of lillies of the valley. Sh?

gown of

Meirad from Texas. ‘After the cer- clnony the happy roan: couple 181i through New Hampshire and different parts 0f

Marcus, Montreal. Prcvious to her wedding the ‘bride s friends held a linen shower for

young couple will be at home to their friends after Allgliili lat 111 very 5 the Provincial Building when the Pre- t lllier on behalf of the staff of t'hc Government Departments presented Mr. Newibcry with a sil- tokcn of

Their many friends join in Wiiiii‘

WEDDING BELLS-Tho 1111111“ of Rev. Mr. Lamont. llllisborougli

. t M Donald‘ only Mmry Mamare I “c Maclhlilaiil

matrimony. to Mr. Frederick W. Shaw. both of this ciiy- Till’ 99m’ lnony W116 performed by the Rev Mr. Lamont assisted by ii"? RC“ Mr. Taylor. The bride looked very

bluu poirot twill and a sand colollr- ud lllolisc with gold and blue trimm- lug with a helmet shaped hilt to

bouquet of CUTIIIHIORS and maiden groom were unattended, Immediately lifter thc ceremony thc happy colipie 1110i‘ orcd to the llooheiaga amidst show- ers of confetti and rice, where a large number of f-ricnds had gath- ered to tender their henrtiest coll- g-rntulatioilu and best wishes for a

to hcr marriage tllc hrilic was given Cllar- lottctown friends and was tlic rc- uipicnt of lllany costly and beauti-

Mr. and

the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward the evening of June 24. The participants

Harry E. Warren. both formerly of Kl-nsingion, P. E. island, but now 0f Mcllford, Mass. The bride was

Dunn, pastor of the Firs-t Baptist

trncting parties were the recipients of many useful and beautiful gifts. which arr zl testimony of the popul-

ed by n sumptuous rcpnst. Thc con- Aiti-r tllc aware-mony was performed, oll the White Mountains, stopping for u woe}; u; Ilfllllllillll Beat-h, N, il., ivllerc thc llollcyluoon

an, s.» or» » -~

nil lloitidilioriaiii lluliiig, Ihiier Selected from lii

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Best of all Fly

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5 children to the country. had been a financial

ilrcn will bc taken care of. The t vocal alid Y Roderick Fraser.

laghcr. and a i magic aud- Allen.

tributing thc latest musical enc- l; was cerlnlnly usoldler" Hons. cuss "Under till: Spreading Chest- (,3- Duy n, Gem-gptowh, I uut Tree." There wils a good attendant!!! There were nearly a hundred considering the weather. The present at tho dinner, all wearnig mwk wag huuvy, the fancy Rotary flats used on l-‘ollqwlng ls the summary: i such occasions. class A Trot and Pace All cxccllcllt int-nu was provided Major S 1 1 1 by Mr, Dixon. proprietor of thc Exp()g(lf—<cflfyef 2 2 3 Kignoo. Eilgcrton—-(Jay 3 3 Z

and counters for New Glasgow.

l‘

l

and Mrs.

chelderfcr. They will tCllurlnttl-town for t

at the Russ.

-fhe Rotary Club _was evening at tllc

held Kignoo

chair. . maEtFfhsTs-Th“ ““°""(',',""‘ ‘f, attended by Miss Hazel Warren. The inlportant feature of the M; sggbflth “yfsg “gain sizefifw sister of thc groom, whlilc tboimcciing was an interesting report ppm) tenlun’ Ch m,‘ t- B H t groom was supported by his broih- of illt- National Convention at The: Yweatha i1 was ° dpnemilf-‘il- or, Mr. Lloyd Warren. Thu coro- (flpyplpnlL Ohio, liy President R. throughout‘ tie whole 5655f“ ‘s! mony iv-is performed 11y Rev- Mr. ll. Jenkins, tho local delegate.

- 15-19. was attended by about 12,500 delegates from thirty one nations,

-J. S. llonnl-ll, St. Johll.

Mr. D. J. Campbell

South Freetown in the person of William Deighan passed away on Slinduy last. June 25th.

Ml‘. Deiglian was widely known and deeply respected ill the stir- rounding district in which ho livoll during his cntirc lifetiluc of 84 years.

He bad not enjoyed good health for the past few years, ibut was always cheerful and happy. An industrious hard-working man, strictly honest and upright in all his dealings. a luodcl and success- fill farmer. he lclivcs behind a rc- cord that fcw call (1111181, lio loa- ves to lllollrn n family of four sons and three daughters. Thc sons arc: John in Brooklyn, N. Y.. Wm. ll, in lilmcrnld, Peter in l-‘riectoivu, and Thomas oll tho homestead. Thc (lziughtcrs arc: Mrs. Mcllallcy and Mrs. Kelly ill Ilnverhill. Music, and Mrs, A. McCarvill Lower Freo- town. One brother Thomas rcsidcs in Soiiris.

Ills wifo predeceased him about twelve years. The funeral took place on Tuesday morning, to St. James’ Church Silmmcrilcld. and was very largely attended by neighbors and friends from differ- ent sections of the province, Ser- vlccs in tho church and at the grave were conducted by thc past- or. Rev. F. McDonald. Tho pall- bearers were: Francis and John

Killers 10c Fa..."“°"3.il..‘3d'%'$‘3

The trip HLICCGSQ- netting $200, so that 30 or 40 chil-

programme also included instrumental solos by the blind lnusic- i‘ lull, pianist of thc New Giasgbw Club, vocal solo by Charlie Gal- dollloustratioll in mind reading by Dr.

A number of rousing Rotary songs were sling, thc visitors con-

Thc meeting closed with choc-rs for Charlottetown by the visitors- by Charlottetown

A party oi‘ twn ladies and three gentlemen arrivcd in the city last evening by motor cnr, having drove all the way from Cartersville, Ohio, the journey (lvclipylng a iwcck, in- cluding stop-offs lit Boston and oth- or cities. Tllo party consists of Mr. Ii. l-l. Crider, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Gor-tz and Mr. J, C, Rei- remain in the remainder of the week. They are registered.

The regular monthly meeting of last with Rotllrian G. F. Hutcheson in the

This Convention lasting from June

The gilt-sis prpSPlit lncludedRev

TAKING UP NURSING. —Mlss Marllao B, Campbell. daughter of of Argyle Shore, has just bccumo a student ill thc Training Shoo] for Attend-

lfect condition, showing the result

Ernest Corriglil. Mr. and Mrs. B. 1 borough street, he announces h l

pleasant passage from New Y0?!-

THE PRESBYTERIAL .0!‘ the Presbyterian Church in Canada will meat in St. James liall on Thurs- day July 9th, Will all societies 1319359 Mud names of delegates who deslire entertainment over M81" i0 M135 ylury living 202 Grafton Street as soon as possible. w?" ‘ v Mrs, J. L. Arthur of San Fran- cisco, CaL. and Mrs. George Mc- Kenzie, Victoria, B. C., arrived in the city a few days ago for a visit to their brother Mr. George H. Toollvbs. Yesterday, another broth- er, Iic-v. H. W. Toombs of Marquis, Saskatchewan, his wife and two children. joined the party in Char- lottetown, a veritable family re- union. -

Owing lo the rain in the morn- ing the Dominion Day ‘horse races at (loorgctolvll were threatened with postpolielncnt, and a number of l-uiries did not start. Never- thell-ss. thorn were three starters in ouch of thc tllrcu classes, which were well contested each class being won by a son of Brit- isll Soldier."