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01am to the will of the late I p, s. Moore the following 111111,, 0t the bequests mentioned ‘ “y United CIIIITCI’). “DQ00-

, 1'1’ g, A, $200.00’. '

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'11 1, Protestant Orphanage,

1., ‘salvation Army. $190.00-

L95 ENJOYED-At st. James vth1vCSifllTlfly morning Mrs. rred

sweetness of interpretation, the out Not Your Heart be Troub- . and at the evening service Miss pacdonnlrl gave a fine rendition m. 5010, "Fear Not Ye 0 Israel."

irrlNG FOXES-Jfr. T. B. ,1, 1st; for Halifax Saturday , m; with I50 pair oi fxoes which bglng shipped from that port to any sweden and Czecho-Slo- ' by the W. K. Rogers ranches , fingers ranches are also ship- , mgr consignments of foundri- ., simk to England 11nd other opgxtn countries. »

._._.. ACTING INSPECTOR-Mi". u i..- dleur. a former P. E. Island mail, arrived from Ottawa to take Mr. .,grd's place as acting district Ln- ctor. in charge of the inspection lslon of the Dominion Seed ch. Mr.‘ A. Hope remains in "gs oi the laboratory division as pifvlfililg analyst. Mr. and Mrs. lacheuriand their three sons are present staying at the Intel-colon- inolel until their furniture ar- ea, when they will occupy the res- nce on ivclrion street recently va- ted in" the Simard family-Sack- s Illblllle.

ILLNESS OF REV. W. BRUCE "nz-Jrhe congregation of St. as Church was greatly shocked Sunday rorcnoon by ihc sudden [lapse of the Rev. W. Bruce Muir

1am; with exceptional elearncsa,

in Monteral. When due to advanced years Dr. Deinstadt was o...“ 7w 51W UP hi! practice here last sum- mer. he went to live with his dough- fer in Vancouver. "

GERIWAN Foxmau ‘Laavi:_ V-Rivr Adolph d’ Hehgeliere and his Partner Lorenz l-Iulbaon of Iqcrusee Bavaria. silver foxmen from Gummy who spent the last few days in Charlottetown and -who leave today for New York, before returning to Gf-‘Pmlhl’ ethic that the fox industry is now on a firm (Oqflng in p“; ‘mum-Ty and is steadily developing. M i119 Present time there are about one hundred ranches in the country. The Germans claim that their equipment and feeding inc ‘nods are unsurpassed anywhere.

CELEBRATE SILVER WEDDING —-The twenty-fifty anniversary of the wedding of Captain Edward andMrs. Dlvlw was fittlrlgly observed at their. beautiful farm home, "Glen Alden". Mhlllfiilue Road. on Friday, Dec. 6th. Dancing, singing, etc., was indulged in during the evening and over [any guests were served supper at, g, 1gp; hour, the dining room being artistic- hlly arranged and decorated for the vhchsloh- Nhhlemhs ‘cursor silver were presented to mark the event and the evening was greatly enjoyed by all present.

Mr. Malcolm Alexander tL-Quscnt oi, Winnipeg, Banister at Law and Native of Orwell and a descendant of one oi the "Polly immigrants" from Island of Skye has recently given to the press a very interesting volume entitled "Skye pioneers and the Island." Mr. Mfiueen hasex- pended a great deal of time and labour in compiling the history oi the early settlers oi Belfast and he deserves a great deal of credit. The events are recorded in an attractive

to mourn,‘ besides her parentsitwo

brothers Erskine and Donald. The funeral taka place this afternoon at twooclock from thelresidence to the cemetery at Int. i6, my, an. Aitken ‘officiating-S. ' '

ISLANDEB- ELECTED. —Ai. 1 the closely eontuted election for the mlllllililillity of Iroquois Falls, Ont: Mr. Ambrose Corcoran, formerly of Baldwin's Road, P. E. 1., was elected Councillor. ; '

Nunsn Gnanuama- 1 um RM Fhhie- dlllihier of Mrs. Edith 31MB. Ciil’. who has been training in Hotel Dieu Hospital for the last three Years, has successfully ‘passed her R. N. exams. Her many friends wish her succeu.

The death occurred at her home on Marsh Street, New Glasgow, N. S. on November 9th., oi Helen. only iiflllihterv of Mrs. Norton MacEach- ern, axed six years, from pneumonia following scarlet fever.

The funeral was held on Sunday afternoon and was largely attended by theschool children, with whom Helen who was a bright, lovable child. was a great favorite. Burial was at St. John's Cemetery.

Mrs. MacEacheln and her four sons have the sympathy oi a wide circle of friends in their bereave- ment. It ls but eighteen months

‘since they were called upon to mourn

the loss oi husband and father.

about three weeks ago. The compli- cations resulting were the direct causelof his death. I-fe is survived by his wife and by three sons. Charles. now studying medicine at Dalhousie University. Douglas in Bathurst, and Claire, principal of Bedeque School, also by two sisters, Mrs. Geo. seller, Jacksonville, N. B., and Mrs. Geo. 1Ayers. Kensingion. and one brother. iMr. W. if. Johnston. merchant of l this city. The funerabwilliake place on Friday Dee. 13th., at Bathurst.

' THURSDAY

—CONGRATULATIONS-Congrat- ulations are" being extended to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Watson of Summer- side on the arrival of a bonny baby girl on Monday in me Prime county Hospital-S. .

--IIIGH NOON WEDDING-At high noon on Wednesday, November 27th, St. Mary's Church, Summer- SMBpWJ-S the scene of a very pretty sledding when bliss Nina Jhnet Somers daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Bruce isomers, Springfield vras unltzd in marriage to Mr. Earl Daniel May- inard. son oi Mr. and Mrs. Daniel llvfaynard, Ellerslie. Venerable Arch- ~d:aoon White performed the cere- ilnony in the presence of a congre- tglltion, which lncludzd n. large num- in»; of friends of both the bride and igroom. The bride was beautifully gowned in a costume of blue gaor- ‘gette and looked exceedingly Winsome {Thegroonrs gilt to the bride was a lbeautiful gold watch. In the even-

Ths friend‘; 0g Dr, 3981mm 3_ iing a reception was held at the home common, v, 1),, Wm be Emmy of the bride's parents, when the im-

shocked to hear of his sudden death which occurred in the city yesterday.

Dr. Cameron was the eldest son of the late Rev. John G. Cameron oi Souris and Murray Harbour, and a brothel- of Guy Cameron, Inspec- tor for the Royal Bank of Canada.

mediate friends of the contracting parties assembled to d: them honor A sumptuous repast was served and the health of the bride and groom was proposed by Mr. M. T. Lambe. who expressed the scntnterts of all the friends in cornplimcntaryviief-‘il-‘i.

tel where he underwent’ an operation

axons: rmzr: worsen-m.

won third prize at the Royal Winter Fill’. TWOIIW. 1m- eertifled "seed po- tatoes. Green Mountain variety, I POTATO STEAMERS COMING-J ‘The S. S. Cissy- and the Nyhadsl sailed yesterday morning from New‘ York for Georgetown to load 90,000 bags of potatoes, I50 pounds each, for the Potato Growers’. Association‘ and Mr. C. C. Thompson, repraent-i ing the Southgate Produce Corporw, ‘ation, New York City. Both s Lazners i are due on Sunday. I ISLAND LADY. _II..L-—Mi‘s. H. H. Jewell _oi this city, received the news

Mgsechuaetts General Hospital where sheuwiltundergo an operation the latter part of this week, Ifer many friends on_the Island will regret to

speedy _ reoovery._ The work of the Boy Scout move- . merit is to help boys choose profes- sions that suit their talents, to over- come the growing tendency of seek- ing comfort and luxury- instead of “roughing it," to teach boys p0S~ ltlvely, rather than negatively, by means of» games and to. give instruc- tion in woddcraft and handicraft. This is a, summary of the explana- tion oi the object of the scouting movement. offered by Mr. John A. Stiles. Assistant Chief Commissioner for-the Boy Seouis Association in Canada in an interesting address at a mectingvoi’ local scoutmasters and interested parties in the City f-fall last evening. Accompanying Mr. Stilcr. in his tour of ‘the Maritime Prov- inces is Mr. W. L. Currier oi the

in Margate, followed by the best the track made by the“C. G. S. Stan- 1mm and homc games. February

to her marriage the bride was tcndor- hliélllflrlly- Last Wlntel" , 1

Al’! A. M , ’ . . . . m“ ‘mound Bum!" Muls- wishes of a host of friends. Prexious 193'. ‘Yilwll l5 CXDOI-‘i-Qd 111 D0"- m9‘f4ill and lltil.

U"? 191'!“ A wie of thank. was moved to the

ed a. miscellaneous shower and was mflfilh her ill-it trip for the season on. fjlifllifl pifisifidllt, is, w. Roblugqn,

the recipient oi many beautiful gifts --B.'

DR. DINTAR ILL—A\HLIE clrrlc 0f

friends will regret lo learn that ur. G. F. Dewar is at present ill in the P. E. Island Hospital and will hope that. ills ilidispositlan is only Lern- porary.

FIRST IIO CKEY PRACTICE.

last night about twenty Abcgwcitiby lhockeyisis turned out at the Arena ‘for the first hockey practice oi the

season, and for an hour the build-

firxgfiizoggagrl‘ tgwxatlzie’ ing re-eciloed ivitherash oi hockey ‘ ' s ' sticks and the familiar vvhlr of the Coach Roy Prowsc put the boys through their paces. The ice was in excellent condition - and the players likewise, all shelving ‘Mung’ h" “ma” ma hope for her the effects oi the recent strenuous flvorkouis in the "Y" wider the direct tion of Mr. Glen Partridge. piiyslcnl1

steel blades as

director. [If the first practice is a foreiaste of things to colnc a. suc- cessful hockey season is in the offing.

Inicriiciveri ytsierdoyt by The Guardian with regard to the work of construction of the new C. N. R.

Hotel, M: H. J. Grudge, Chief En- ,

ginesr from Moncton, who is at the hotel site inspecting the work, sad “Progress Ls. very favourable, with everything linccl up according _ to schedule. We hope to have the erec- tion oi the stesl frame started with- in the next month, Plans are lacing riahed with the idea of keeping the work going steadily to completion." At present the space for the bailcr

r0070 i5 179i"! cxchvatrd. i0 ill" dilllh i ly known throughout the (llnLYlCL for National Office, Ottawa, who withlvi twenty Mel. Wllivll l5 mile i935 his ilonest work and genial personal- Mi‘. Stiles will visit Summerside and UElOW i-hfl lGW-‘l 0f the lefllllfllllg D1" ity. He left his native province ovci" MACPlIAlL-At tile P. E. Island Hos- Kensington before leaving" the prov-Inf the excavation. The latter portion thirty yea“ ago 1111., 51111011111111. 111111, 1m 1306111111)“ 11111’ u, Mr‘ m“

'lul' his sci-vice to tile league and ll... luiIldIlCIii fur iluiiaiiiig trophy fur L\lill]i’.".l'.ll)li.

_ January 3. i. i.-.‘ i FTLOYINCIAI. LXHIIZYFIUN 193i] ~At a meeting of the directors ul __ dice Prozlncial Eniif-alilon AZAOTILP’ (“US$1.15 lu.l_zu1.gue._11.ge Dad“ trill lcctcrday it uagnccidcil ".2 ll'.l.il H1111111.” crucd 1.118 1w 0n 10m, 110111 lie Exhilnholl of limu iron; Allggili. 3,1,,“ m,“ w U16 1.1.11.1‘ 51101.11 Wew

‘ilaill t0 tile 11211.1. llltllillhC- 11-11111.‘ He 101111.111 111N111 111mg 11,1_ | " ‘ grs oi ice.

l —QUIE'I‘ ITILDDING. -— A quze‘ __

lnianuage ceremony “as performed HHUS-l-MAS "OLIDAXEMAL i

He“ W‘ H" 53ml“; a3 I“? “m” Qpcnnl inrcilng of the school board on Belmont Si. Szllillllcizaidc, when 1151.11 16111211111.’ 11 “.115 deuded m Mr. Rcbcrt hltloallrlzl of EllillufC and 1 11111 c111. 11,111.12 $311005 on 1,11 12:11; isfinfff1rihén _.\‘- l); rlliiisr 20th for illc Xmas _ ‘=“ ‘ holidays and reopen on hfandny, UB3’. Dec. 11.1). The young couple, G111

will make their home at Enmore, where the groom is. a suucessiui farmer. A ltost 0f fzucricis vvisn Lhcm every happiness-P.

—-(.‘IIIIISTI\IAS PIIESENI‘

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lipikrliil to the Guardian) SUAUIERSIDE, Dec. lf-The gaso- luic boat. “IIICII was caught in tiu l'““"lcr* tun nlllc; outside the Summer-

‘finiut ‘lmflultj-ylil" A“'*"='"“"" ,-..:lc IJLfiIZ House nn ‘Thursday last .2151’ l'f‘]l(Jl',' I‘ :11 My. _\_1_.._-._~ 1 _ 1 N _ ,

.00 {g y ’ H‘ ‘I y M a “it l .l..l by the S. S. Stanley or yM? “"_ "_ ‘Nfk-l“ “iii-ir" 0i l" lli-illfllflf.’ (IILFYIIOLJII about four o'- 1 lclnat lniliziil time of bf.i‘,ill‘_\'. L 1.1091.‘ C11111a111 53111115011 Grady o1

in" “as mNVMUCd i‘ PM” “I \’°“'>'“‘1 z-hlnnncrsidc went out on the ice and moose ilillc silppclxa 1i) lllC Kiillf. ‘I'll: “Cd the “M1101, b1. d011, and l "DJ.- "l. .\."/‘~: t~» t ' . . _

0N1 PM‘ h? “J1“l' m4» “r 1;“ .eti llcr to the imprisoned craft. EH15 Mules“? [truly “e ‘We “it”: i" The boat lvzis taken aboard and with a (icmocrnllc time anti place. Would 1-15 ‘clkjppcr c111,, Seymour Young o1 isUmve kind 93mm‘ “Will-Va $u"~i1bi‘-‘;.Albcl'.oli, left for Charlottetown ll. Latin or French quotatioln-if there Qlm-break 011 5,111,121‘, 01,1 ECW111111 o! .“1'° “We aPilljcu-blc» Illiille one. K. '. the snow storm the Sanley had ‘$9911 l)r€‘.'i..‘.C(i iwrm Krill-ii; earlier.

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{cf Kcilc-zzigtoliis ltlurt rraglcvrrrl clil- ~_~-_~ l zcns, a blacksmith by trade and “n19.

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lllla conducting the service. Mr. uir had been suffering intensely am rheumatism the previous week ~- on Saturday the trouble affected legs making locomotion exceed- rly painful, His general health also llerNlJand when he entered the ipit it was evident to everyone that u-as in great physical agony. He accrued with the service, however, ‘lh characteristic determination. but licn it came to the sermon he was st able to announce his text, and .en in stale that the effort to each was too great for him. l-fe re out. the closing hymn. and then ‘as helped to his seat by two mcm~ rs of tho choir, who later assisted in ‘Ji rise to pronounce the benedic- ion. The rpverend gentleman then ttcrh" collapsed in the arms of his ‘o supporters who gently laid him "l1 lfllclh on the pulpit seat. Two dies. who had been trained nurs- . went to his. assistance. They call- d for a stimulant which was ob- aiilcil iroln a neighbour. and admin- tcmi tvilli the desired effect. Med- "ll aid had been summoned. and in short time Drs. Dewar, Seaman rid Houston were on the scene, and iderrd his removal to the hospital, illtll “as done in Mr. McLean's mbulrncc. At a late hour last. night '~ I11‘ iilloried Mr. Muir was resting s conltill-iably as possible under the lrcunlstonccs. 'f'l"le evening service n st. James Church was conducted l" tho nov. fir. Ramsay of -'I‘rinii.y ‘lllifil ("liul"cl1. TUESDAY llfhlliflfilAh DlAS8.—-YBIofllil¥ “mills at '1 o'clock a Solemn High "h 0i Mquim was celebrated at st mepirs Convent for the repose of ~° will oi Mother St. Angelina, s. former superlorw, who passed a- m“ “its Rev. A. J. McIntyre who ‘l! assisted by Rev. C. McCarthy m“ R"- J. Sullivan. The members M Si" JMDlTs Badallty at-tcndcd in l body ._

“DIED IN WINNlPEG-Tlw dcilfnh ngibrzhil ln Vancouver, B. 0., on No- r 33th Oi’ Di‘. Williflm M. Dein- “tli- lied a2 of st. Stephen, n. n. jlha buried there last week, Dr. tillh-‘Jiladt was a native oi Nova Soo- 811i“ le attended HQTVB-ifi Medical m“: “ltd was one oi iia oldest smwatr... In i878 he came to St. "m "11": from Prince Edward island 511ml". formerly Mrs. Graham. oi _ -.l:llm died about i0 years ago. 11°11? “Pro four children, only one m hi". Mrs. Klllam, of Vanmnl- '1“ ilviiig- Besides this daughter, v i tllfVIVEd by one sister, Mrs. ~ on. in Prince Edward Island. tarshvod Mill him here infleceni. 111"”; "hill his deplrture for Van- 1111" "jffc ar e two nieces, on: '“ ‘ h! Halifax and the cthu

tskye men to arid to the hlsiflfl’ 01'

"way in this well ‘written work and win be greatly appreciated by the people oi Belfast and by the thous- ands of descendants of the early pioneers scattered tnronrhout fi-he world.

We understand this was a work of 1 love on Mr. McQuecns part and it is _ up to some other descendants of the

Belfast. There is much more infor- mation at present available and which unless soon compiled Wm be lost. This work will undoubtedly b!" igood results and we trust will give encouragement to others i0 Bdd i0 the too meagre history of our early seitlers. There is no more praise- worthy undertaking than the rec- drding of the history of one! country

The work is on sale at Garter 6v Co. ,City.

WEDNESDAY .

—DOING NfCELY-Mr. William J. Adams, oi Sea View, is prbgrwin! favourably since his recent accident. when he had the misfortune to break his leg just above the ankle. While b9 was helping with the raising of hi8 house-S.

ROCKY rowi- FERRY-The Rocky Point ferry continues to mllw its scheduled trips between 0'1"" iotistqwn and Rocky Point. but with liner-easing difficulty as the ice I11 U13 harbour gradually becomes thick"- At the present. time the harbour l5 almost completely fozen over. The lea in some places is six inches thick but is oi a soft slushy whilmhvv and so does not seriously ill-filler navigation. However. ii" m" trip yesterday morning took an hour and a half instead oi the usual half hour. With a few hours more of hard frost the work .oi the ferry will be over for the season.

-8UDI)EN DJATII .0!‘ EIGHT‘ YEAR OLD CHILD-The sympathy 0i’ 1 friends not only in 1140'- 16. blli throughout the Island goes out i0 Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Forbes, of Loi- 16, in the sudden bereavement which they have been called upon to bear in the death of their only daulhter, Kathleen, at the are of elliht rum, after only a few hours‘ illness. 'I"he' little one took sick on Sunday after-

who died at Luna, South America about l8 months ago. Dr. Rohan

Cameron of London, England is a Wile. Among those sitting around the address" m Hang“ M“; intend m.

surviving brother The deceased had been absent from

this province for a number of years oquent manner wished Lite newly t to Qgtawa,

but owing to ill health returned here

not long ago.

The funeral will take place priv-

mil’ from the Mel-film Uhdeiiflhhla wnmv harmonic and costly 9'9 ens lslealnor-s in illtlnc buoys is now t l

Home this Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock, to the Peoples Cemetery.

FAREWELL GATHERING - A pleasant farewell party was tender- ed Mr. Amos ffubley at the home of Miss Mamie Moynagh, Souris. Mr. f-Iubley has been manager‘ oi the brancirof the Central Greamerles since it's erection two years ago. and during that time has made many friends. ‘His good work has earn- ed him a promotion to the Char- lottetown branch. The evening was spent with music, songs and games. After singing "For he‘s a Jolly Good "Fellow," those present wished Mr. Hubley good luck in his new position. Mr. I-fubiey left Thursday mornln! for Charlottetown followed by the good wishes of his numerous friends.

News has been received of the death of Rev. Hammond Johnston in Montreal General Hospital. Rev. Mr. Johnston formerly occupied the pulpit. of Trinity United Church in this city, as co-pastor with Rev. Dr. Ramsay. _

The laio Mr. Johnston was born at Neivstead, l-lighiield, Prince Ed- ward Isiand in 1870. He was the son of the late John Johnston and nep- hew of Dr. Richard Johnston and

Dr. Hammond Johnston, At the I86]

of ‘23 he went to Saekviile, where he entered Mount Allison Academy. and in 1902 graduated from the uni- versity there. Always a brilliant; or- aior; he was regarded from the time of his graduation as one of the com- ing preachers of the gospel. Ills re- cordhhows that he lived up to and surpassed even the‘ most sanguine expectations. Immediately after hi5 ordination lie wcnlgto preach in Newcastle, N. fsywhere‘ he remain- ed for four years. i-fere hemarried Miss Georgie Harrison, daughter of Rev. Geo. Harrison. I-fe then preach- ed successively in the churches at

noon, but appenreifto be quite W!" again before going to beds About’ thre o'clock on Monday momlnl she‘, again became iii and the doctor was| sent for. When he arrived. the child‘ was unconscious. He called in two‘ other doctors; but nothing could be done and the little one plated IWIY about ll o'clock thee mbrnlnl- H" sudden death is" particularly sad. 1A0 she was a very bright arid- healthy little girl and a great comfort to her father. who is in felling health, and‘ her cheerful happy voila-e wlllbe M41! inland int-be home. ‘mm In Mt

surnmerside, Bedequc. Queen Square Church. St. ‘John, and Moncion Wesley Memorial church, occupying the pulpit in each for four years. going next ‘ to the -Gower Street Church, 8t. John's. Newfoundland ‘where hie remained for Ave" years be- fore coming to ‘irinlty, United Church Oharlottétown. where he remained twojelfl. neliznin: that j-Ihly he went to preach in the UniudjOhurch at Bathurst. N. 3.. Here his health began to fail two months ago. and h: