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Nellie; oiVl_’_tu_\`iVVs Whp__Atti‘e|nded, w¢0I_|\_0l' ||I|l00l`S 0ll¢|'0“0||S 00 w_0Si.0l°ll Fl'0l__|I» Bishop 0’Leary Preaches the Sermon.;
The Summer School for Teachers
which has been in progress in Chariot- tetown for the last ten - days was brought to a close yesterday. , .The attendance was good though not so large as last year owing to so many of the teachers being absent on mili- tary service. The usual cluse sub- jects were studied while singing and play served as a pleasing relaxation.
The teliching staff this year included
such well known educationalists as Prof. Fuiler of Old Town, Maine,'Mlssy Hackett. supervisor of drawing in the. schools of Boston; Prof McLar_ty who. is to take charge of the Rural Sciencel work next year; Prof. McC§eady tea cher of Rural Science; Mr. L. W. Wat- son, who had charge of Nat'ure Study and Prof. Barlow who assisted Miss Hackett. All the classes were lec- tured once by Prof. Shaw, the acting Superintendent of Education. Taken. on the whole it was a very successful and enjoyable session. The proceed- ings wound up with sdemonstration of interesting out-door games on the col; lege campus which were greatly enjoy- ed by bot students and spectators.
Follow! g ls` a‘con\plete'list of the
students ,who have attended the School. '
Augusta Acorn, City. . , Geo. D. Alexander, York. _ Angelina Arsenauit, Abram's Vil-f
lege.
Annie M. Arsenault, Sturgeon. Ciotilda Arsenault, Tignish. ` Exelia Arsenault. Tignish. .
Denis D. Areenaultf Mt. Carmel,
Irene "Aylward, ` Pleasant View.
Madeline Bernard, St. Chryeostom. Lucie M. Blanchard, Rustico. _ Florence Bownesel Montrose. P. J. Bulger, iona'Cross.' ' ~
Heleniliradley, City. Annie ijliradley, .City. ‘ Fra_nc_' Bradley,-Kelly'a Cross. < Annletgronnan. - Kiultora.
'James'-._'Brow.‘City. ' Cstheri e Gree'n,;. Georgetown; _ _ Annieiigryne, North River. ‘ May B rne, Fort Augustus.
Katie Véyrne, North River. MaimeV»jByrne. North River. _ V Virginia Byrne. Georgetown. 4
Jennie M. Buchanan. Eldon.
. Clara Balderston. North Wilshire.
Annie Catiigan, St. Louis. Margaret Cahill, Alberton.
Wm. Cain, New Perth. ' Catherine Cain, New Perth. Harold Cain. Summerville.
May Callaghan, Emyvale.
Hazel Callaghan) Ebbsfleet. Annie Campbell, Rollo Bay, West. Henrietta E. Cann, Bradalbane.
Gordon Cantwell, Sourls.
Mary A. Cassidy, Brookvale.
Mary Cavagnngh, New Haven. Margaret Clarkln, North Wiltshire. _Belle Coady, Hazeibrook.
Nellie Collins, Vernon River. ~
Margaret A. Conners, City. Mary J. Cooney, Armadale.
Carrie Coyle, City. A. C. Cullen, City.
Ella Cullen, Sherwood. May Cullen. Hopenlver.
Gertrude Curley, Village Green.
Evlyn Currie, Fairview. Katie Currie, Fairview.
Sadie.E. Currie, Fairview.
W. E: Curtis, Milton Station.
George Driscoll, Hillsborough.
John Donaghue. Tignish.`
Frank Doiron, Mayfield. Leo. Doiron, Mayfield. Blanche Dougan, City.
Stella Doyle, City.
Laura Driscoll, Hillsborough. Eulalia Dunn, Byrne’s Road.
Roy Dunn, Gaspereaux.
Minnie Dunaford, Bonshaw. Hatfield Dyment, Northam.
Richard Ellsworth, Waterford. Bessie Ennis, Summerville. V
Ethel Enman. Pownal.
Catherine Farmer, Farmington.
David Fraser, Avondale.
Lilian Fraser. Summerville.
Beatrice Fitzgerald; Waterford. Edna Fitzgerald, Waterford. ' Lottie Fitzgerald. Georgetown. Bessie F'orsy_the.~City.=_ '
' Mai‘g`aret’Franclli, City. - -
M. E. Francis, City;
Clara Gallant, Kinkora. Mlldrid Gallant. Leoviile. Ciara Gavin, Woodvale.
Josie Gaudet. Pleasant View.
Annie V Gaudet, Tignish.
Pauline Gillis. Arlington. ’
_Marie Gleeson, Cherry Valley.
Pearl Belle, West Royalty. ‘
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The Charles Dalton Sanatorium is proving one of the greatest attractions `
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visitors to the institution and on Sun- day lsst over `s' hundrbd people drove., to it either for the purpose of seeing friends who are patients or inspecting ' the premises. The Medical Superin- tendent, Dr. Garrison. and Mrs. Garri- son are delighted to show visitors over the institutlion and make ohl-y one re- servation-'~ i\\a`f.‘n`o visitors intrude themselves between 12 noon and 'li D in which is the compulsory rest hours for the patients. and it will he readily understood patients could not he expected to rest with a continuous ilu-sam or vimons pawns through and around the building
The Charles Ddlton Ssnatorium is
looking its best just now In order to fully lvvreclate the beauty of its situation on the brow of a hill, nestl- lhg among a cluster of trees. visitors from Charlottetown should drive by Lot 66 Though hilly the road is ex cellent. sad on ot the ilnest. parts of
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the countiryli.-.is\ traversed it is s three hours‘\ieisul‘& drive from town. and th .tl ren! by
There are several soldiers who have
been doing their bit overseas and who have had hospital experiences in Franco, England and Canada. They are unanimous in their opinion that of all these institutions by far the best is the one they are now in. That they enjoy and appreciate their good fortune is self-evldent.' What happy faces they have got! How they smile as they tell you they are "getting on not half had " Their appetites ' are tremendous, and it could hardly be otherwise with the open air' life they live and the tempting food provided them
Patients are served with their meals
in a large diningroom. at tables ex# quisitely arranged and attractively sat forth with spotless linen napery, shining cutlery and choice bouquets. Those unable to join the dining room patients are served in their open air beds, and while enjoying theirrepsst can feed their eyes on one of the most magnificent views on thg Island- on clear days the distant coast 'of Nova Scotia is plainly visible from the patients versndaa.
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of Gorizla they have taken strong Alis- trian entrenchments near Monti San Michele, and Monte San Martino. They have also occupied the town of Bosshinl, this giving them a free hand for their operations in the region of Doboido Plateau, southward towards Monfanlcone sector. A large number of prisoners were taken in the fight- ing.
Vienna in admitting the loss of Gorl-
zia says evacuation followed the re- pulse of Italian attacks on Doboido Plateau and that the straightening of Austrian lines made necessary by the operation was carried out without mo- lestation hy the Italians.
NEW YORK, Aug. 10 ~--The Par-
is correspondent of the Tribune ca- ble as follows:
"The Allies,are now in full tide,
I _ Russians and Italians Still Pushing the diiessive
italian .attains at Very I important Factor in siting
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(Special to the Guardian.) -carrying out their great plan-- that,ock, the Rivers Bialy, Cheremosh,
LONDON, Aug. 10.-Although had Is, pressing the enemy all the time Sushava our troops made an advance
weather is hampering the British and on every front, giving no respite. The of several versts. On the Balt.icSea French mhhghvr-eg th the west both entry of the Italians into the scheme on Aug. 9 an aerial fight took place the ithnhhh ghd Rughihhh are h@ep._wi~th their big offensive against Gorizia between two of our seaplanes and 'jhg up their strong offensive; hghlhhg and Monfalcone, completes the chain three aeapianes. Our Lieutenant qhe Teumhgc A|||'e5_ respectively in encircling the Central Empires. Likeiiiarkoyeno drawing near an enemy
lust,-is ,md Ga||c|a__ At may reports the Franco-British offensive on the machine firedlat it with his machine P Tl M (er M Cenh both -had made ,,ddm,,m-,| impomnt Somme, and the French attacks at gun and forced the German to land Viifriily. D~ - I9 _HH _ ' gains. On the Isonzt) front the Allieg'v97'd“n» 'the Imnan 53103 I9 herald' on the 5hQ|'e- We sumafed "0 |095 0|' ,__...._...__...___,,---_-____-_-_-_-_________-_-_-_-_-__--»:_-»-»_~_-:_-:_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_»_-_~f:_~_-_-_~___-_-_-_».-__-_-_-_~»_~_-:_»,~_;
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tion of the fiftieth anniversary of the ordination of Right Rev. Thos. F. Bar- ry to the priesthood took place to-day with great religious festivities. The celebration began at 9 a. m., with Pontiflcial High Mass, celebrated by ntinev. L. o'Lesry, n. D.. Auxiliary Bishop oi’ Chatham, assisted by Rev. F. McLuughlan as Deacon. and Rev. Eler Martin as Subdeacolr Father Harte was master of ceremonies. Bl- shop Barry. on the throne iu Magna Capps, was assisted by Rt. Rev._I..~ N. Dugal, V. G. D. P., and Rt. Rev. Wm.
CHATI-IAM. Aug. 10.-The celebra-
monies at the throne was Rev. Fsthst Sormauy. The Bishop of_Chsrlotts- town preached a_very eloquent sermon nulogistn- ot the ure and work ofthe venerable Bishop. At close of Mass congratulatory addresses in French and English were read by Rev. Wm. Varlly and Rev. S. J. Doucet. IL purse of $1.000 in gold was presented to his Lordship on behalf of the priests of the dierose. The Bishop replied very teelillgly expressing his thank! anti asking a continuance of the'col°~ tliai good will and friendship that hqs always existed between himself and the clergy. f"
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have continued to throw their forces 5 across the river and have fought their mkmz'
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PETROGRAD, Aug. 10- Russian
0FFI(lIAL.- Our troops who have oc- cupied the right. bank of the River Koropice .in developing their success -Niziioff Railway and advanced to have reached the Monasterzyzkis the mouth of Zlota Lipa River. In the region of Tysmleuitas our brave troops fol-lowing hard upon the heels of re- treating enemy eontlnue their move- ment to the north and to the west having occupied in it westerly direc- tion the right. bank of the river near Stricy Nadvornasko. On Nadvorno Stanislau line we captured the joint
(Special to the Guardian)
time to follow up his victory at sion! railroad north_we§t_qf ward Tysmlenitza,.h.as pushed _ westward along a wagon road in Lamer direc
for a time in the teaching profession
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tion. and has- approached within. sig Mr. John W. Judson, Chief account-| Mr. Judson said this_,simple_ _eontrl-I miles of Stanislau. Simultaneously he ant of the Water Department of New- vant-e is used to a great extent. and has commenced 3 dr-ivg hem" KM. ark, N. J., is visiting his native prov~ wherever brought into service good 0p|¢¢,_Riv@,- ghd, the gormagjoh 01 h int-e. Mr. Judson is a native of Alex- hard roads are to be tound. -new line of advance north of the andre and after graduating from Mr. Judson when asked about .thi Dniegter, , Prince oi’ Wales College was engaged sent-I-ment in regard to the war lb
tile part of the United Statos'_wh_¢l"o
(3 ¢¢||| to gh, q I 4| _ in this province. Twenty-eight years he lived said that there was e
PARIS), Aug, 10--3| r0:1‘"FiClA[, ago he left for the United States and forelsll Dopuiation but that 'I5 =p¢r
"Except for somewhat spirited can- encased in the leellwr lwslness iv wit 01 the nwnle favored the A,l.l|°.l_-
,1 th 5 5 1 Newark, which lg a city of 500,000 He expressed himself as a strong be-
noua e no f t e om ~ th region of r'l‘hi|?umout worre tl; day population. Mr. Judson's rise to his lievea in universal military- trainilll
railway station of Kryplin. All bridges , waacalm along the whole front. Bad Drewlli PUBIUOH WB” “°h|°"ed “nd °"°"“m°“t°l °°““°1`°'ft5“¢h|§f
over the river have been blown up by the enemy. in the region of Vor-,
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ROME. Aug. 10.-About twenty Gorlza was celebrated last night in,.addition to Gorieia.
thousand prisoners were captured bylevery city in Italy. Great parades the Italians at Gorlza. according to,bands, and shouting crowds testified an oiilclal announcement by the war to the enthusiasm of the people over office. The statement says an accur-'General Cadorna’s victory. Rejecting ate estimate is impossible, at pre~'is intensified by report-s that many sent, as-numbers of prisoners are thousands ol additional prisoners being brought in hourly. ihavs been capture dby the Italians _ ROME, Aug; 10'.-The capture of at_other paints along the isonzo, in
of contestants the Primo Edwlfd
‘ -th h heer merit. In an examin- in schools. A better devel, ed in -
ysgmghsontmuel to mums” with atlgggin ‘which /were a large number vidual _both mentally and ghvslcliliy
he believed would be the .reaultf .
_-_-_-_-_»_-_-_-_-__ mah.; msn headed the list and was Mr- Judson said thattiie city of
ich, ig ‘life Newark this summer celebrated.-tl#
ROME. Aug 9.-(Via Paris, Aug. 10
-Notwithstanding the desperate iigh- tlng around Gorizia, the city itself was not burned by the Austrians or des- troyed by the Italian artillery tire, nor were the inhabitants injured, these to the number ot 20.000 having previous- ly evacuated the city.
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. h et thi gh; g 7_13- ,hy tries to cover? the expense of Portu-
'“""‘9‘;, """f’°'“' hi ‘“‘“"“ "lb f“" mo%I'owssts'1.1f grin rlilfesato-morrow‘sal’~ participation in the war. A l°°“| ‘zaifct "'°“' W °h “W "°“' ° “K ' morning ay, 4_55 and sunday hi, 4_57_ note from the British Government ac- w°\r° en' Moon rises this evening at 6.21. knowlei;8IIlB P°l`i\lKi_|'B IOYIIU llld ill'
.. To-day's length fourteen hours' VIUHS ,GT 00 DBFUC DMG il the WBT smth' °‘ An" w° mmm a “rand twent one minutes was read. The British General Staff
in being consulted considering tha
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casualties. A similar attempt by ~ the enemy against our trenches north 'ONDENSED ADB' p'°D"°u°“°'
west 'of Huiluch with no success. The TQ() LATE F03
enemy exploded a mine south of Looe,
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tor sdvertisin in this column Cash _ Mmm pnnwsp -_ .3-`3~f-f-'_-“€'€¢’.!i‘.if‘.‘i!. 2:1257' “'°‘““”‘ ‘°°“I:n?nI¥§.|rsn. diiered to tiiher Candidates. _ Send in
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meeting with a. large measure of suc cess. Both brothers came home to visit their aged father, Mr. Jacob Judson who is in very poor health.
Mr. Judson said he was glad to
hear that the railway tracks in
ened and -that the car terry at the Capes will soon be inaugurated. I-ie was very glad to notice that there is a strong growing sentiment in favor of opening up the Island to motor traffic. All these things represent progress, said Mr Judson In a short
farmer it the are alive to
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_ , ' » - job at o maguinclent salary. Mr. 260th anniversary or lts.i°‘.““\1l\s-4 '~
‘ 4 ' _ _ .roam mae it total or e2 ooiuts the mwnlieieet fwvfe -ve- sits-van
’ _ ' ' _ ._ », " -_ l _ ` ‘ ‘ I ,- ' " ' ' ' _ ' next highest ones ranging around 80 Of 13.000 nllbliif 56110011211-\l4l§‘_0D} ,-
,;__ 2, .». -_ . _ _ o _ __ _._ . __ _ _ .nd 853. ~ _ 4,000 from the parochial ,schooIs.'.'l‘i§'s_
v _' J ‘ ~ ` ’ Mr. Judson has made several vis- HCIIOUI Sylttllll 0! U19 'SWIG of-1-N01.
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` ‘ ` ' ` to Newark, his last one being five B11 admlflble 0110 in "CITY l'0lll\il¢-"$4
years ago. He is accompanied on his
_..._._...,._.___. present visit home by his brother, Dr.
William A. Judson. who is e practle- ~
canal" pn" D" “ch ing physican in Newark, and is also
Mutt nlsiills
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Prince Edward Island are to be wid- _
(Canadian Press Despatch.) '
sna's'r. Aug. 10.-Another contin-
gent of Russian troops has been land- ed here. The soldiers were given all enthusiastic welcome
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U 0 ' E 1-_ P vehicles. The uses of the machines the wmld ‘mm vh‘”’°'t°k" TM!- ' _ (5P°°|li i° W0 GUINIIIN-) _ U ld th t nd “_ were followed by three other contin-
~ _ TORONTO. August 11,- Moderate. “'° 8° “‘““ ° “ ”° ‘”‘ d “[5 gems and .mer u snort rest _wowers
;vi_n.ds, tmosiliy _east a_nd_ southeast. (cumin me" Dupucm) I " :;°':_:`°e cagrlggs “;):)gre:'g_v“|;1é:°Bufc;’f£ sent into the trenches in Champagne.
L0ND0N» AW- 1°* LW “im W" "Q" “,° ,,'““.°h ch '"f,“° “ §,m”°"‘“t“'°° Lisnolv. vis runs, Aug. to.-nr. tony brought against them. N°"“"g *‘”‘ "°°“ “‘”‘” P“\’\i° °*\\'¢iii-
K°“9"“"Y 001°* 01905 °“\` "°“t» °x'\-W £063 ay” . ‘ghost sgngen Alfonso Costa. the Minister of Finance. Asked what he thought of the ls- |~"' “S 1° the "““’b°'” °f 'hi' 3"”-'nn W9! fm' heavy MSW” skamnl °f °‘"'| ta; eg'§§s’»l§\t n'|dm't teugmesl; upon the reassembltng of the Portu- land roads Mr. Judson said they were °xi’°dm°“a"Y ‘°"°e' bu' ““°m°I“ “' ‘"0" “°“"‘°““ °f T"°“"“ W°°d°" “Y” u D' m' ' e co es mu! guess congress, announced that the fair, but there are some which need t'““"9“ have placed me °I"°“¥ih
me “nam Btatamem “wad MN tu' ‘nl%itgl`I"I.I;dg4tlIii?h‘:<l:\l2ning at 719- t0_ British Government would loan Por- the split-lol! drag more. lu Pennsyl- the "rf" “'°‘"I"5°“t9 M "”‘ I9" U1" dw' ` mgrmw at 332; mmgght mt 9_2g'and `tugal such sums as should be mutually vania where he lived for four yell? 2"'00° '“e"'
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