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the home or her parental. Mr. and Mrs. John Small.

Mlscouchc and Vicinity

l Mzss Joan Arscnatilt has return- lrd in Riistico where she is a school

ltitarhitr after speziding the holl- ilzys in St. Nicholas at the home ..M,-, Len DesRorhes recently rs- MI hm. ,n,,m,r ' Mm Pym Amen,

fumed to work in Cliarlnttotmtn. after having spent the Christmas holidays in Miscouche. visiting rein-t tives.

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' Mr. and '.tli's F'i'Pd-'P6lTy'A:1d xlr. and Mrs. l-lraiik .-irscnault of IKliIlllllPl'Sl(IP, tvc-rv visitors in Mis- -nnvhrt on 'lliic.xdii,v. January 8th.

Mrs. (;eorgt- Walsh anti tliiuizlttcr. Nina. went to Halifax on Mniidii January 5th, ivhere Nina al?0li'EF school.

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The bu:irtlei's of the !tl:scouclic lliuh Scliool have returned to re- their studies, having spent hnl.ti:iys at their respective

Gerald Kccle. who spent '.l.c Christmas holidays in .V.ismiiciit- at. the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Kecle. recently rctui”.i- rd to ChIll'lOiit'IDWil tn iw-stiine hrs.

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Pa 3 m I ll H Gallant and rlaughicr. ” Mg" '- .NIlot'0llCll('. motored to Miss tilga 'w'lllllil ltli'Pi:.'lV ten Ill" ”” 'nl'i”'-Vi-1)'. Janu-

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daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ennis small, Miscouche. are glad to learn that she has returned from the Prince County Hospital.

, Conway and

O O I Vicinify -A,5,v,,m,m of Mmi -Mr. John J. Murphy was visit-

tlng relatives at Charlottetown re- . ecntly.

Miss Jean rouche recently underwent an op- eration in the Prince County lies-

NWL summnsidh Mr. and Mrs, Daniel Adams and

MED y . ' r . ' I I 1. Joseph Gaudet is visiting in Mis- ; flsrlig::el,1:'E:g;ng3(3Feh2,..Naexig Kdlit

couche at the home of his parents, .- - . . . Mn and Mrs. Reggie Gander 1 Milligaii on Saturday. Jim

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Friends of Clarence PlllPai1. Mm Tm. yppulnf or the con- 90115119. W1” '39 50”'l' I0 1C'?I1'll ill-'1'v,I wnv Woinezrs Institute was held .he has entered the Prince County at the home of Mrs, cnnmn Morn. UOEDURI for 1116311119111. :son on Saturday evening January -8. 10ll1.

. :A I I WANT Mr, and Mrs. Wtillace Morrison land Mrs. John D. Palmer were il'lSliOlfS at. the home of Mr. and ' ' ' 1 Mrs. A ll Ballet . Mount Pleasant.

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on Sunday January 11th.

Mr, C, pmrm. was ,, ,.eC,.m V”, Mr. L. J, Murphy. Summerside,

Ium at the 5110",. was in Freeland on business rc- .. rcrtly.

Classes were resumed at the , Wm ,5ho,-9 Sr-1.001 on J,,numy 5m, Miss Lorena Thompson Sum- I llllt3I'Sl(lC spent the week-end of

y ,,M,., E1”-ah 6nlI,;,,, and nmnd, January 10th at the home of her lson Alban, spent. the CllrlslnlhS.l)iU'91iLS. Ml". and Mrs. George

holidays lll Soiiris visiting with Th”mp50”' relatives and friends. i W ”" ,,, ,, Mr. D. H. Boyle. Mr. and Mrs M1,, Arnold Gaudm has ,.etm.n, Wallace Tlinntpsoii and family, ed (mm Mmmmn where he HSW Keiistiigtoii. were iisitois at. the ad after cimsmmsl home of Mr. and Mrs. George

Tliompson, recently.

Mrs. Edmond Gaudet. and son Gerald were recent vi:.'.ttii's in l Charlottetown.

Mrs. Patrick Btiote SDFIIL her Clirlstinas liolidays 1-ii Il.ilil'rix N. S. While there she was the guest or her son. Tlicophile.

Messrs. William E. Macxinnoiv and Cecil MricK.imon. were in Siiiiiincrside on Lrtisiiv.-ss recent- ii".

Mr and IVIIIK. (leorgzc Ttipllii and d2lllglliPl' Myriia. Murray Road are spending a few weeks at Pic- toii. where their daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Nunii, reszde.

liliss Audrey Ai'.S5'llallII. who was a patient. in the Western Hospit- ial, has rettirncd home fully rc- gcovcred from it heavy cnid. y - - y h I V I ' ' .-tlready been taken to replace the

TI)? "PW Vlllinllllv PT0P9”.l' Oi mill Willi .inothct' building which MJTICK Mid MCIiliNll- iii” mm- mil he Cq'llllDDd with now much- ipietely deszroyed by fire diiriii: .3...-V, lthe Chrisztmas season. Steps have I

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Kingston and Vicinity Mr. George MacNel1 has return-

ed home after spending a few days visiting in Milton.

lnverness And Vicinity -Miss Mawmhgan spent the

holidays at the home oi Mr. and Mrs--Frank Culleton, West Devon.

Mr. Earl Docherty has returned

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bryant and to Toronto after spending the family and Mr. William Harvey Yuletide holidays with his wife were visiting at the home of Mr and family.

Among the young folks spend- ing Christmas at their homes were Velda Green, Aletha MacGiegor and Reginald Newson.

and Mrs. Richard Biggar on Wed- nesday evenlng, January '1.

Mi". and Mrs. Major Mllllgar. and Nancy Biggar, Invcrness. ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Mount. Pleasant, were visitors at the home of MI'. and Mrs. Stennlng Williams, Tyne Valley, recently.

Farmers in this vicinity are pretty well along with cutting this year's supply of firewood. A num- ber have their wood home .and hauling has been done by trucks and tractors.

Mix and iii-r;..i2adie Kilbride, Summerside, were recent visitors at the home of Ml'. John H. Kil-

bride. Nlisa Edith Macswain has re- --- turned to Cliaitlottctown after

Miss Isabel Couglilin and Mr. spending the past two weeks visit- Kevin Coughlin, Summerslde. irig at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

spent. the holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacDonald.

Edgar Newson.

The many friends of Mrs. Emily Newson are glad to see her up around again after her recent lengthy illness.

Mr. and Mrs. E-red Mills, St. Eleanors, were recent. visitors at the home of Mrs. Costaln, Portage.

Miss Delores Biggar spent a few Despite the busy handling of days at the heme of her sisters, Christmas mail these years, the Mrs. George Morrison and Mrs. faithful mail courier. Mr. Albert

Clow, is still on the same Job.

Eddie Morrison, Conway.

The many friends of little Jim-i mie Fitzgerald will regret to learn :Il0 is seriously ill at the home of this patents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas iFilzgei'ald.

Sincere sympathy is being ex- tended to Mrs. Ralph Burdett of Cavendish, in the recent. death of her brother, Pic. Arthur King. Mrs. Burden. was a former school teacher: of this com.mun.ity.

The Misses Joan Bigger. Thcresai Kilbride and Charity Macnonaldi A pleasant evening was spent. at took part in the amateur contest the home of Mr, and Mm Armin- al- 0'L6aTY 011 J-WUHYY 7- iPollard on Friday evening, Janu- ' -M-- I8J')' 2nd, when a group of friends

Mrs. Oscar MaCN9ill. Mr. Wil-land neighbors gathered to honour liam MacNoill. Miss Valerie Cos- Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Pollard on tam and Miss Faith MacDoiiald,iheir recent marriage. Congratu- attcnded the amateur contest ntllations and best wishes are being ,0'Leary on Wednesday evening. extended to man,

Jantiary 'i. - -P I The annual school concert. was jhcld in Kingston Hall on Monday ievenlng, December 22nd. A beauti- iul Christmas tree. and many pretty decorations provided 5. pret- ty setting for the well-prepared program which rchected credit upon the teachers. Mrs. '- Grant Willis and Mrs. Ncil Campbell. and

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the organist. Mrs. Everett Holmes. Mr. Cyrus Holmes was the chair- man for the evening. Following the program Santa arrived and presented gifts to the teachers and pupils.

Mr. Willie Maitliews has pur- chased H. truck rt-cently.

The many friends of Mrs. John Pursey will be pleased to know? she is steadily improving. . HA1 hiitisi.7of"aAlieavyvrainflcli.Vfoi'i their homes.

Mr. Arthur B. Dlckieson re- turned to Toronto after the New Year. He was accompanied by the MacKenzie Brothers.

Mr. and Mrs. George Dickicsoxi and sons Charles and Arthur were the guests of MI'. and Mrs. Ernest Houston on New Year's day.

In n. recent. issue of the Mont- real Herald, appears an article of interest. to many Islanders. accom- panied by the picture of a. young nurse dressing the wounds of an accident victim. It reads thus: "Bruises In The Night. At. Morit- real General Hospital's Western division, Nurse Joyce Mccoubrey, 22, of 4027 Grey Avenue, is one of 3. team of night. duty nurses who are called on to deal with every- thlng,from broken heads to cases of sudden illness". Joyce gradu- ated at Montreal General last July, and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Mccoubrey. Her

Rev. Charles Dlckietsotn gave a forceful and inspiring sermon in the Hunter River United Church Sunday evening. January 4th. He left. on return for Chicago Thurs- day morning. January 8th.

Mr. Gordctn McKenzie of Rose Valley was a recent visitor here. Mr. McKen'1-ie has charge of the

--F51-m" 1)9n1Qn5u-anon jn Rose father is a. former Islander, and Vamy. is new manager of Bleury and St. EME Catherine branch of the Royal

Miss Joan Stevenson. little Brink of Canada. The family spend

l.heir summers at their summer cottage. ”Dimaciry", in Cavendish. -A.Y.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Stevenson. is spending some time with the Andrew family. While there she is attending Mayfleltl school

Friends of Mrs. Alberta Steven-

Professional cards i.i?...l.'”l.I.i”i.?..?3.EE?”.3;if ”2E; E. E. PARKMAN

hopes to be home soon. Mrs. Stev- -

enson entered the P. E. Island Opt. D. R.O. Hospital December 28th. 0PT0nETmST At. a recent meeting of the local ,

Institute it. was decided to cimvas G'l"”" Fmcd ' El" E"'mlMd the district. to secure further funds Om” "nu".

for the purchase of 3. piano for 9 to 12 g 1 to 5

the school, a highly move.

C0"'m'3”dt"b1” and by appointment.

PHONE 3287 REGENT THEATRE BLDG.

Mr. Eric Stevenson left for Ot-

tmva and other points of interest summer 39. summugme on Saturday, January 3rd. His many friends wish him a. happy -T'-:T”mt;mT:'T”'f mid-t ii r HUNTER II o . . . .

Recent. guest: of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Houston were Mr. and Mrs John Ross and two children, and

Summcrtilile. 1'. E. 1. Complete Visual Analyses

Mr. and gllrs.1Earle Houston and (muse; rm;-.1 aug er 2 or a. 1-- PHONE 3116 Mr. and Mrs. Harland Hill . . IMALI.ltIAN'S BUILDING motored to the Capital on Friday, OPTODIETRIST

January 9th. They were accom- panied by Mrs. B. Andrew. While there Mrs. Hill attended a meet- ing in the interest of the Musical Festival.

T. EMILE IIIGKEY

-.-- Chartered Accountant

The many friends of Mr. Lorenzo Smith regret. to learn of his aud- den indlsposltloii, which made it iiecessitry for him to enter the P. E. Island Hospital. They all sin- rcrely hope for his early recovery of good health.

Cnnadiim Bank of Oommcrce Stimmerelde, P. E. I PHONE Zlltl

DII. J. II. IIIIIIION DENTIST I Dental X-Raye lmallmnn Building

Among those attehding the fu- neral oi the late Arthur King were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Wyand, Mrs. 8. Andrew and Miss Doris Andrew and Mr. C. S. Dlngwell and Mr. Stirling Campbell. The latter two were in the Legion parade.

SUIIIMEIISIDE Mine Dot-is Andrew entertained at pm 2393

few of her young friends on Sat- urday evening, January 3rd at her home. Mr. Donald Hill was plan- ist. while a jolly sing-song was cn- DR' '1' n' toyed. Messrs. Wm. Andrew and Merrill hDolron ftutnished music VETERINARIAN while i. cty also enjoyed it dance. Lunch was served by Mrs. Andrew, DI” 2520 assisted by Mrs. Murray Orr. AI- 1 ter exetndlng thanks to their w3ter street but hostess. the youngsters. in the Summer-side

NOTICE

After January 17th the following Service Stations in Alberton will close at B p.m. for the winter montlie. Closed all day Sundays.

GORDON'S GARAGE 0LIVER'S SERVICE STATION

BARBOUIVS SERVICE STATION

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