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LOWER FREETOWN SCHOOL Report of Lower Reetown School

' for the month of September.

Grade X.

1. Robert Cairns

2. Laura Hill, Glen Lidstone

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3, Arnold Hill.

Grade IX: _

1. Dorothy Reeves, Preston Ham-

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3. Gordon Hammill.

Grade VII:

1. Edith Stavert.

2. Joyce Reeves.

Grade VI:

1. Betty Proiitt. Williams Oairns

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2. Freda Hammlll.

3 George Hill.

Grade V:

1. Helen Cairns.

2. Fre( Cairns.

Grade IV:

l. Winniired Cairns.

2. Ella Jean Stavert.

3 Ruth Stavert.

Grade 1']:

l. Bruce Profitt.

2. Walter Reeves.

3. Albert Matthews.

Grade II:

1. Donald Profitt.

2. Elaine Hanunlll.

3. Russell Mathews.

Grade I (A):

1. Jennie Reeves.

2. . ilph Burns.

3 Albert Stavert

B-l. Eric Hammili.

C—1. Charlotte Cairns.

2. Olive Stavert.

Perfect Attendance: Iaura Hill.

Dotty Proritt, George Hill. Donald

Proiitt Olive G. Stavert. ‘Ileacher.

NORTHAM SCHOOL

(Report for Aug. 0nd Sept.) Grade X.

1. ElLanor Dyment.

2. Marian Dyment.

Grade VLEI:

Alice Colw-lll.

Desmond Baalolo. 2. Sterling Colwill. 3. Elmer Ramsay. Grade VI:

Grade V:

1. George Dyment.

Grade IV:

1. Clinton Colwil! and Herman McLeod ioqual.)

Joyce Dyment.

3. E'don MacArthur.

Grade III:

1. Joyce Colwill,

2. Shirley Baglole.

3. Henry Ford.

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1. Doreen Colwill.

2. Joan MacArthur.

3. Edgar Dyment.

Grade I Sr.

1. Chesley Ellis.

2, George Fod.

3 Perley Rodd.

Grndc I .lr.

1. Harold Dyment.

2. Christie Maya-lard,

3. Wyman Cann.

Perfect Attendance:

Alice Calwiii, Laura Dyment. {Milton Baglole, Ethel Dyment. ‘Miinn Dymcnt, Desmond Bagioie, Wilna Dr. ‘, Desmond Baglole, Doreen Colwill. Haze! G. Stewart, Teacher.

nssilfaoystiry woman's INSTITUTE

On Sept. 14th the members of Eazt Royalty Woman's Institute met at the home of Mrs. H. Clem- ents for their regular monthly 1118611118; the meeting was opened b the Institute Caro! and a Club canon‘; Creed. Roll call was an- swered by fifteen members with a 10kt! also paying a nickel. No report ircm .'!Ck committee. New school committee appointed. Delegates ap- pointed to attend the Red Cross meeting in Charlottetown.

Program for meeting consisted of contests and an interesting paper by one of the members. Next meet-

ing at the home of Mrs. Ha r r0! call to be answered by a recpe nlso paying n nickel. Meetin closed by siggijgglhe National An em.

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It was announced at Inndon, that Sir Prank Bowater. above. re- tiring bard Mayor of London. has been raised to the rank of baronet by His Majesty King George VI.

In Memoriam

MRS. ANNE B. MCLAIR

Mrs. Anne B. (Morgan) LeClair. died suddenly at the home of her sister, Mrs. William Forbes, 40 Gout! Street. Tuesday morning. She was 50 yea-rs of age and o native of Charlottetown.

During the past years she has resided at 212 Bellingham Ava, Beachmortt. Her husband. Peter Lsdlalr. was killed by a train six years ago.

Eight weeks ago she entered the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, Bos- ton, for three weeks and then spent four weeks in a convalescent home. She had been visiting her sister (Mary), but had planned to spend the winter regaining her strength.

Besides her sister here. Mrs. Ile- Clair left her mothez, Mrs. Eliza Morgan, and a sister and brother, Agnes and Harry. in Charlottetown. also two sisters. Margaret, Mrs Hardy M Cook and Loretta. MP8- John J. Hex-mans, Brooklyn, N. Y" iiwo brothers. Frank and Alphonsus in Boston. and Anslem, in New Glasgow, N, S. Another sister Uucy, di*d a number ct’ years ago. Funeral services were held yes- terday moaning from Lady oi Lourdes Church, Beachmont, with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery, Malden.-Bostr>n Exchange i__ ,___ii

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"It's a so gesdful!" e said with s shudder.

" an else occurs to you Miss Stennin , which you think may help us." Dolimore said, "I'm sure you'll let us know."

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know where that son was stay ng in Paris?" "No. He never wrote to his m ther."

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ion. A wash-out I'm afraid." "Now, 1 echo the Bu rintendentls

aflegice and urge you got some s . n ’ Their eyes met for a moment, and

Dollimore held out his hand. "Good night!" he said again, and the two men turned to the door.

"That does make you wonder," said Dim-cs.

"There's another point. It's of minor importance. but it does show the type of people we're ulplagainst. You remember that the chmann woman insisted that she had never met Fernandez before she came to this place?"

“He told ms that he had known her for several vears in New York." "I don't see that's important." "On!v that she was lying. People don't lie like that if they have not-hing to hide. If I'd put the some qusstigldto Miss Btenning she would have the truth. I'm sure, Chief, that we've found out all that we are likolv to ﬁnd out in the club. We've

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"You're quite positive?" estate went to various charities. An Bum";

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i1 spoke about t before," Dollimore- asked.

"I assumed that abs had done what she said she meant to do and destroyed it. and there was no will in wtistence."

"Thank you, Mr. Rolliter. We shall probably be glad of a few words with Ytu in the morning."

"Then I will say good-hi ht. I'm half asleep as it it is!" A , for a moment, that intent eye rested on Dollimore as its owner turned to the door.

The two oﬂicials watched each other in silence as the door closed behind the solicitor.

"Well?" demanded Dollimore at

length.

“ was lying." said Ducros" or 1m a Dutchman. But he's its sharp as a needle. He knew we had found out about the will he drew up."

"I agree. He saw Us go up to Miss Sienningn room and guessed why. He may be a crook. and a danger- ous one, but he's got it above the ears s11 right."

"look st the time!" exclaimed Ducroa. "I'm for an hour's rest."

“Same here."

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"Thank you ic- thoso kind words." said Doilimora with a srln. ‘But we're up a very nasty bunch here. I'm afraid."

“A ve nasty bunch." the super- intenden echoed.

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thusiutic, was clearly shown during the few hours which ela before they took up the hunt ﬂgI-ln. Duc- ros was asleep almost at. once. but Doliimoro remained awake for some considerable time, turning over the events of the night in his active mind. There is, 0i course. a. certain amount to be said fm‘ both methods.

When the two men met on the Sunday morning ln the sunllt break- fast room. the place seemed strange- ly quiet. It was as if a blight had fallen on the club when the bridht- . noss of the morning made even, more obvious. The servants moved ~ silently as though afraid of making a sound: everyone knew, of course. that Ducms and Dollimors were in charge. could send for them andl ques ion them at. any time.

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