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U 0 C Vicinity Mrs. A. C. G-niiiint was a recent irisitor to Charlottetown.
Bloomfield and I
l -Maura. Ramle Araenault. Keith Pratt and Hal Naraton were re- lcent visitors to Summe aide. Ma l
l Mrs. Simon Lutterell, Mrs. A. C. Gallant and Mr. Keith Pratt at. "tended the retail merchants as. l:-ociation at Alberion on Wednes- lday. April 29th. ,
l Mr. and Mrs. Ernest. MacDon- lgal, Saint John, N. B., are visit. ling Mr. MacDougnl's mother, Mrs. Fraser MacDougal. Bloomfield. l Messrs. Sid smith and Kirt Diamond, Bloomfield, are oonftn- led to their homes with the 'flu. All wish them a speedy recovery. Messrs. Thomas Hardy and Charlie O'Ha.lloran. Bloomfield. recently purchased tractors.
Mr. Claud McNeil, O'Leary. was visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack Foley.
Ion Sunday. May 3rd.
Mr. Woodrow Diamond has re- sumod his work on the boat for the summer months.
Mr. Alfred Jones, Roseviiip, is confined to his home through illneos. All his friends wish to see him out around very soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis O'Connor and Mr. Jim Pende-rgast were vis- itors at the home 01 Mr. and Mrs. Frank McDougal on Sunday. May 3rd.
Mr. and Mrs. Everette Brad- shaw and Ellis and Sadie Brad- shaw of Middletown visited Bloom- field on Sunday. April 3rd.
Pilot Officer Watllng Tilden and Pilot Officer Matthews were Sun- day visitors to Bloomfield.
The many friends od Miss Lu- cina McMillan are Sorry to hear of her illness and wish her a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Nell Arsenault have moved to the shore to gath- er moss.
Mr. and Mrs. Erskin Smith. Port Hill, were Sunday visitors to Bloomfield.
Miss Elizabeth McDougal of the staff of R. T. Holman, Summer- side. was visiting her mother, Mrs. Fraser McDougal on May 3rd.
Many friends of Mr. Hubert Campbell are sorry to learn he has entered the Prince County Hospital for treatment.
The electricians from Ellcrslle were in Bloomfield Monday, May 4th, completing some wiring in- stallations in some of the homes in Bloomfield and vicinity.
Mr. F.dwiii'd P.-Elements, Rose- vllle. returned home after spend- ing the winter months in Saint John, N. B.
Miss Molly Foley, employed in
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end of May and at her home in
Bloomfield. she was accompan-
gdl back by her sister. Miss Edna 0 CV.
Friends and relatives of Mr Chester Reid are sorry to learn he is a patient in the Prince County Hospital. . There is quite a lot of activity in Bloomfield these days loading Potatoes and unloading fertilizer. What might have been a serious accident occurred at Bloomfield on Sunday. May 3rd, when a light ”,u0k,- driven by Pilot. Officer .1. Viatling. struck a- rough piece of road. although going at ,1 mod”. N9 speed. the truck got out of control and overturned. with the assistance of Mike Doyle and Elmer Adams the muck W" straightened up on the road again and proceeded on its way. No one was injured. --BB.
IN MEMORIAM
MRS. MATILDA MacI)0NALD
The death occurred at Char. lottetown on December 15th. 1952 of Mrs. Matilda MacDonald of Peakes Station in her 81st year,
The deceased had born in ailing health for the past three years, but her death came suddenly in the end. During her illness she was frequently visited by her pgg. tor, Rev. J. B. Croken, and in Charlottetown by Rev. Father Bot. ger, who also was called to her bedside shortly before she passed away. ,
Mrs. MacDonald was born in Plsquld in July, 1672. She married Ronald MacDonald, who pre-de. ceased her thirty-three years ago. Being left with a family of ten, she performed her duties faith- fully and was never known by her family or friends to utter a word of complaint.
Her chief interests in life were in her home, making it cheerful
not only for her own family, but to the numerous friends, both young and old, who visit a her frequently.
She is survived by the following daughters and sons: Marlon (Mrs. Wilfred MacDonald, Hudson, Mass); Granville (Mrs. Joseph Hollander) N. J.; Etta (Mrs Elmer McQuaidl Peakes Station; Burni- dine, New York; Georgie (Mrs. W a l t. e r Affleck) Charlottetown; David, Rumford, Maine; Leonard, Charlottetown; Jamie, Charlotte- town; Earle. on the honiestrrd at Peakes Station. Two sons and one infant daughter predeceased her.
Three sons and two daughters
were at her bedside when she passed away. Her remains were forwarded
from the Charlottetown Funeral Home to the home of her son Earle at Peakea Station, from where the funeral took place on Thursday morning, December 18th. leaving the house at 8.30 A.M. tn St. Ther- esa's Church where. Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev. Basil Croken, who also conducted the services at the grave, assisted by Fr. Butler.
Pall bearers were Messrs. Peter O. MacDonald. George Dorei-.Bor- den Mooney, Harold Jay, Walter Rodgerson and Urban Bradley.
Card Cf Thanks
The family of the late Mrs. Matilda MacDonald wish to thank all those who sent Mass Cards. flowers, messages of sympathy: also the nurses of the Provincial Infirmary. and all those who in any way helped them in their sad bereavement.
TRINITY UNITED W. M. 5.
--The Afternoon Auxiliary of thc Womgaii's Missionary Sorirty of Trinity United Church. Sum-
mcrsirlr, mat on 'Iiiirsdli.V. MFLV 5'” in the rliiirrli parlor-wlilrli was decorated for the occasion with cherry sprint-I flowers.
The president, Mrs. Hammond Johnson, prnsidv-ti, and the pianist was Mrs. l.. M. Callhork. Thr- nppninj: hymn was "lie lilvclli Long Who Liveth Well", follow- ed by prayer by the president and repeating the Lord's Prayer in unison.
The (fominunily Friendship ser- rni;ii'y annoiinretl 56 hospital rails anll M liousn rolls.
The lilt-rniiirc secretary read A lvttrr front Mrs. Allison Tait re- garding orders for annual report hook. The supply secretary road a letter from Mrs. Wilbur Weh- stor ('OllFCl”Tllllg nvcrscas rrliri. Collection was i'ot'cii'ctl from Mrs. Roy Tnnlnn and Mrs. Albert. Link- lnitrr and drdicatcd by the presi-
dcnt. . l The mtwiiiig rlosctl by ropvaliniz
ithn Mwprili ht-nntliriinii. At. this lliniti Mrs. l.. M. (iallhcrk. i'nn- Iirnrr of May proszrnni with her ,
lPnn1n1Ill.Cl', Mrs. Ilillnrd Artliitr. Mrs. Rrubrn Rogt-rsnn. Mrs. Lloyd
Clark. Mrs. Harry Simmons and Mrs. P, W. l't:tnisay. lntrodiirrrl lthc Mission Band lnnrlCl'S. Mr!- llilhrrt. Silliphnnt. Mrs. lfnrarc
;3lnrFarlnne, and Mrs. l(nyr-plltin'- -sen. Ilirmigh u-linsc loarlrrship the rhildren of the hnnd iircscnted an interesting program consisting of readings. drills. and songs. At tho ronrliision, A front of ice cream and rookies urns t-n.l0.lNl by I”- -S.
in t-. s. -MEETING
The regular mt-vting of the Y. R5. of St. Andrew's Prcsbytt-rian Churrh. Montague. was held in the church hall. Tuesday evening with the president, Thelma Lar- tcr, in the chair. The worship prriori was conducted by Audrey MacDouszall assisted by Shirley Myers and opened with the hymn "Simply -N-listing". followed by the scripture lesson and prayer. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Roll call was answered by fifteen membe u. The word for roll call was "Shepherd." Rev. F. N. Young conducted the mission study. The bible study was taken from the book of Mark. At
the close of the meeting the mem- bers enjoyed a period of games.
THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTEI:-OpWN
IN MEMORIAM
MIT. ANDREW DOUCITT
In the City Hospital on April 16 Mr. Andrew Doucett passed to his eternal reward, after a short ill- ness, at the age of M yen-;,
He was born at New Glasgow Mills and as a young man moved to Rennie: Road where he was engaged in farming and lived un- til his death.
He was married to Alice Brown who ytedeceased him two and a half years ago; his daughter Gert- rude also ytedeceased him just fifteen and a. half months ago.
The late Andrew Doucett was a kind father and neighbour. honest and upright in his dealings with his fellow men.
He leaves to mourn his loss one daughter Irene. Mrs. Ben Plneau. and one son Ray.residing in Char- lottetownnalao two grandchildren. Mary Gertrude and Carol Ann Doucett.
The funeral took place on April lath from his late residence to st. Augustin'a Church where Requiem Mass was celebrated by his pastor, Rev. Father'C. Peters, who also officiated at the grave. The pail- bearera were Messrs. Gerald Proc- tor. James McDonald, Arthur E. Gallant, Harry smith, rellx Pineau and Andrew Gallant.
Cord Of Thanks
The family of the late Andrew Doucett wish to thank the clergy, Dr. G. R. Murchison, doctors, Sia- ters l nurses of the City Hospit- al; also kind friends and neighbors who gave Mass cards, sent mes- sages of sympathy. or who helped in any way during their lad be- reavement.
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I Kensingfon and I I I Vicinity Mr. John Whitetiead of Clinton was a visitor to Kensinginn on Saturday. May and. Mr. Chester Mohntaiii, Spring Valley, was a visitor to Kenslng- ton on Saturday, May 2nd.
Dr. William 'llhompson, Darnley, was a weekend visitor to Kensing- tori.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Perry were recent visitors to New Glasgow and Westvllle, N, R.
Mrs. Evangeline Grcenan.trach- or of Parkdale School, was a weekend visitor at the home of her uncle, Mr. Len Hughes.
Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Auld ii.-in as their guest for the past week. Mrs. Auld's mother, Mrs. Strong of Halifax, N. 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Turner had as their guest for the vi-eekenri at May .'ird, Mrs. Tll'lillEl"5 Mrs. Allan McDonald of Glenfin- nan:
Mr. and Mrs. James Lawless. their daughter Norma. and Mr, and Mrs. James Pendergast, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mu:.Dm.igall, Bloomfield, on Sun- day. May 3rd.
Maura. Edison and Jarvis Dal- ziel of New Annan weire visitors in Kensington on Saturday, May
2nd. I
Mr. and Mrs. Louis O'Connor. Clinton, visited Bloomfield on Sunday, May 3rd.
Mr.pI-larold Doyle and faintly of Ca.mpDellt.on Lot 4, spent Sunday
visiting friends in Emerald and vicinity. A large pile of crushed rock
navel. approximately 350 cu. yds., is conflpicuous on the C.N.R. sta- tion square, presumably for street and road paving purposes.
Mrs. George Brookins and son Aubrey motored to Sackvllle, N.B., on Friday. Returning that even. 198 they were accompanied by Miss Ella Erockiiis who has com-l
pleted Junior year at Mt. Allisonl University. Mr. and Mrs. James McKay
Clinton. and Mr. and Mrs. Doug- las vwebster nf Kelvin rumored to Halifax on F'rida.y. where they will visit Mrs. McKay's brother, Mr. Emc McMurdo, who was sea-1. ously injured in a recent tractor accident.
-The many friends or Mrs Leo Hughes will be pleased to hear that .--he has sufficiently im- Dvoved to be able to leave the Prince County Hospital. She had Slnent five weeks in hospital, when-
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