FEBRUARY 10, 1954

l Georgetown and O I Vicinity

'M1sI Louise Murphy. W38 I vmw, m Charlottetown for several d,ya, last week.

---r- Mr, Frank Maooonnack, waa a mug; to Oharlottetown, recently.

M... William Murphy. Visited Cardigm, on Fehruary 3, where ,h. was the guest of Mrs. Percy

Murph7- Mrs. W. J. Fitzgerald, was a. vis- nor to Charlottetown. on February

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mg. Jean 'Murphy nnd Miss l.abrl Sampson. who are employ- ,d in Charlottetown. spent the past week-end at their homes in jeorgetawn.

Mr, J. A, B. Macconneil, teach- ” at Savage Harbour, was a week- md visitor to his home in George- i0WfI.

Mr. J. B. Scully. Principal of (gpnrgIll0Wl1 High School, was it mslnesa visitor to Charlottetown. an February 05

Buddy Arthur, who is taking a -nurse at the Vocatio.n;l School in

l:harlotteiow'n. SPPM U19 D353 ,.-:-k-rnd at his home in George- mvrr.. Royalty.

Vii" and Mrs. Charles ourrie and 1-,ml1y of Charlottetown, motored in Georgetown, and were week- mn guests of Mrs. Currle's par- :.ts. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Gotrll.

Cnngrntlliations arc extended to want Jackie Layers. son of Mr. .-vncl Mrs. J. W. Layers, George- lm-n and Scout. Donald MacDon- .1.; mo of Mr. and Mrs. J. How-

.md,. by His Honor, T. W. L. vrowse. Lieutenant Governor of it nice Edward Island at a pre- vniilon ceremony held at Gov- . urn! lleusc on February 6. ':lfli 27 Boy sc'ouLs from various i' more in the Province were pre- sonird with their Queen's Scout VPl'iiliCEiPS, Scouts' Layers and xlacbonald are members of the 2:: Georgetown Troop under. 5.-out Master. Daniel Macconmaclr. ltolh boys are at present, grade XI stuclrnis at St. Dunstan's Unl- rorslty. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Lavers. Mr and Mrs. J. Howard MacDon- .w'iI and Scout Master, Daniel il.mvnnnnck attended the pre- . iilnllnll at Government House on Ml-.u-day and the tea given by the lirulnnnnt Governor and Mrs. Pzmvse. A. G

SOIVRIR LINE ROAD SOUTH SCHOOL

tllonnr report for Jnnlufii

G:-ndc VII-1. Katherine Kenya. dc V-l. Kenneth MacDon-

Gertrude Bushey.

(Io TV (ai -l, Dorcrn Mac- Dzmnlriz 2. Mary MacAulay; 3. Elmer Kcaya.

Gradn IV-(bl-l. Merlin Long- nphie: 2. James Keays.

Grade IV-(c) -l. Nora Donald.

Crude III--l. Margaret Mac- Mzlay; 2. Betty MacKinnon; 8. Justin MAc.Kinnon.

Grade II-(al-i, Gerald Kenya: 2. Margaret Bernard.

Grade IT-lb) -1. Francis Mac- Donald,

Grade I -fa)-l. John arrl

Grade I (b) -1. Daniel MacDon- ald; 2. John MacDonald and Joa- cph MacAulay (equal).

Perfect attendance for January: .liSiill Macxlnnonc Margaret Mac- Alrlay and Joseph MacAulay.

Perfect attendance for the first term -Justin Maoxinnon.

Highest average in intermediate grades-Doreen Maobonsld -Bdtb.

Highest average in junior grades

Gerald Kenya, 9203.

Dorothy M. Keays. teacher.

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-NOHBORO w. 1.

Mrs. James Lawless entertained lhr mnrnbcrs of Norhoro Women's ili'iItUi.E on Feb. 2.

The mccttng was conducted by lucsident, Mrs. Elmer Stewart. Tlreive members responded to the M11 call by an exchange of valen- linra. one new munber was wel- rnnled and two visitors were pre- SCH

Two quilts were handed in. One Ms donated to the Red Cross and the other to T. B. League. A Wilt which had been donated to Red Cross previously was acknow- lodged.

It was decided that 810 be given in P, E. I. March of Dimes. Mes- -Wzca of thanks were received from lhose who had been remembered With treats.

Mrs. Albert Murpihy invited the mrmbers to her home for the next meeting when the roll call will he ;.nswerad with an Irish joke. Willi! the social hour the hostesl mved I dainty lunch and films ll't”l'P enjayad.

OYSTER BID BRIDGE W. I.

'lhc February meeting of Oyster Bed Bridge W. 1.. met at the home Of Mrs. Daniel MaoPherson. Roll gall was answered by five mem- (T3,

Rad Crnlu secretary rcported one Wtalor completed. It was decid- "l to send for more Red crosa Vmrk,

Next meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Philip Mathe-

I. roll call to be answered with collection for March of Dhnes campaign,

Fol pure INIOYMHJTY

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' Murray River . and Vicinity

..'Mr. Harry Welton, Charlotte- town, spent the week-end of Jan

23 with his wife and family in High Bank. Mr. Bill Glover. Murray River.

has returned to the Great Lakes. where he is employed on the lake- boats after spending his holidays at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Glover.

Mr. and Mrs. George Ferguson. Murray River, left for a holiday, visiting with friends and relatives in Cambridge. Mass.

The community rink in .Mu.rray River has been a. very busy place for the past week. where both old and young are getting their exer- cise.

Min Bertha Miacllean, Char- lottetown, spent rhe week-end of Jan. 23 at. the home of her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Mac- Lean, High Bank.

Mr. Stirling Whitcwsy. Char- lottetown, spent the week-end of Jan. 2! at the home of his par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. George '0. Whiteway, Murray River.

The many friends of Mr. Lloyd Nicholson, Murray River, are sorry to hear of his unfortunate acci- dent, breaking his knee-cap, from falling on the ice. All Join in wishing Lloyd a. speedy recovery.

Mr. and Mrs. Roland Moore and daughter, Miss Marion, Charlotte- town. were recent visitors to Mur- ray River, guests of Mrs. Moore's mother. Mrs. Sadie MacLeod.

Everett MaoL.ean

Messrs. and .jl1i ?.i:icDon.1ld. Georgetown, on Oriel Johnston. Murray, Ewen Pcflllllil their Qu9””5 Smut were recent visitors to Summer- :7crl:flcates. The presentation was side.

The many friends of Mrs. Ted Rafuse, Murray River. are pleased to see her home after being ll patient ill the King's County Memorial Hospital, Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Beaton and family, Charlottetown. spen-t. sun- clay visiting at the home of Mrs. Beaton's father, Mr. Alex Rich- ards, Gladstone.

Mu. Edgar cliddings. Murray River. is spending a few days in Charlottetown, guest of her son and daughter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs Stirling Giddings.

Mr. and M:s.

rold Bea ton, Alexandra,

spent Sunday visiting

'at the home of Mrs. Beaton's

father, Mr. Alex Richards, Glad- stone.

The many friends of Mrs. Rug. sell MaoPherson are sorry to heal- she is confined to her home with pneumonia. It is the wish of all that she will have a speedy recov- cry.

slncore sympathy is extended to Mrs. Raymond Reynolds on the death of her father. the late John Mnononaicl of Greek River, whose death occurred on Jan. 26.

iMr. and Mrs. Freeman Reynolds, Murray River, were business visit. on to Charlottetown on Jan. 25.

The many friends of Mrs. Mer- ton Ferguson, Murray River, are sorry to hear of her accident. falling on the ice. and cutting her leg, which required several stitch- es. It is the wish of all that she will have a speedy recovery.

Mr. and Mrs. Royal White, Mrur. fly River. were visitors to Char. lottetown on Jan. 26.

Mr. Albert G-a.l.lent, Charlotte. town, spent the week-end of Jan. 33 in Murray River, guest of My- and Mrs. Lemuel Brehaut.

The muxv friends of Mr. James MscBeth. Iris, principal of Mur- 11! River school, are sorry to hem- of his illness at his home in Iris, It is the wish of all that he will soon be well again. and will be able to continue with his duties,

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HAMPSHIRE SCHOOL

:Half-Yearly Report)

Grade X-l. Audrey Newson; Alma Edwards.

Grade IX-- 1. Mary Proud; 2, Arlene Claw; 3. Charles Easter.

Grade VIII-i. Marion Easter; 2. Grant Edwards.

Grade VII-1. Jean Maobean; 2. Sheldon Moore; 3. Jom.w;1,u,

Grade VI-1. Beryl Nowsca-l; Robert Olow: 3. Temple Stewart.

Grads V-l. Marilyn Larter: 2. Judith Easter: 8. Bmce Newson.

Grade 1'V--l. Fulton Proud: 2. Beryl Younker; 3. Joe Matthews.

Grade In-i. Delano Moore; 2. Allison barter.

Gr-ode II-l. ray Edwards; 2. Doris Proud; S. Dixie mater.

Grade I -(a)- Fulton Younker.

Grade I (b)... i. Gladys Easter; 2. Jean M'acPhee.

Perfect attendance for half- yeer. Audrey Nausea and Fay Ed- wards.

Teacher, Mary Simpson.

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TIN MILE HOUSE W. I.

The monthly meeting of the Ten Mile House W. I. was held February 2. at the home of Mn. Walter Mullen. There were seven mem' . and one visitor prea- em.

The roll call was answered by the cup collection. The program for next meeting is to be a grab bag. It was agreed that as be sent to the March of Dimes and as to the Red Cron.

Mrs. Fitzpatrick offered in take the next meeting. Mra. Mullen served a delicious lunch to all.

STIFF PAPER Foolscap paper is so-called from in original watermark of s fool's CID and ball'

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

will no doubt reside there in fut- "lire. He is retired from the C.N.R.

in tin army and left Saturday morning for Halifax, from where he will proceed to Quebec to start his training. He may mako army life his trade. His father. Mr. Ted Anderson served with the Royal Canadian Navy during the war and had a long career in the ser- vice, serving in the army for some time during the peace years before the wax.

Rev. Pinion MoKen.na. was in thecity on Prideytoseehis mother, a patient in the Char- lottetown Hoqaitel for the past few days following a period of ill- neu.at her home in Iona.

Bristol and I Vicinity Mr. Martin Hnwbolt has return- ed home from the P. E. Island

Hospital following his confinement there for some time.

The Misses Pranoca, Nor-ma and Phyllis slnnott were week-end visitors to their home here, aswas C. L. and Ralph Sinnott. Mr. C. L. Sinnott. who is accountant with the Provincial Bank in the city, will shortly be transferred to U-p- per Canada. This is his second term in Charlottetown, coming here from Saint John, N.B, last summer.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rooney were Friday visitors to the city on business. Mr. Rooney is the lone blacksmith here. Being a war vet- eran, he followed the trade and set uplshop here after the war some years ago. Mr. Rooney is the lone smith with a public shop. A couple of others who have other jobs do a little horseshoeing on the side. V - .5 9 ,

Mr. Keith Anderson has enlistcf.

..'Mrs. Ted Anderson and Mrs. Herb Hawbolt were in the city Friday and Saturday on business. They also spent some time with their sister, Mrs. Ernest Carr. Pukdnle, who was Hazel Baker, a Bristol girl in single life. '

Friends of Mr. George Butler, city, will be sorry to learn he is a. patient in the Charlottetown Hos- pital, suffering an attack-of virus pneumonia.

Mrs. Mary Sheehan and her daughter Angle. almost lost their lives in a recent fire in Halifax. N. 3., when they were trapped on the third floor of a. burning build- ing. They were rescued by Halifax firemen, Angie being taken whos- pltal where she came to some time later. Mrs. Sheehan is a daughter of John R. and the late Mrs. O'Brien of Bristol, and the younger girl, her daughter, visited here for several weeks last sum- mer.

Mr. Andrew MacDonald who was up north for quite some time. has rotumed home recently after a long term in the R.C.A.F. and serving around the airport in Charlottetown Imcl other places before going north.

Mr. Percy Baker and Mr. Cyrus Lapierre werein the city early Saturday on nshca-men's business. They are busy getting ready for the spring season.

Friends of Mrs. Walter O'Brien will be sorry to learn she is I patient in the Charlottetown Hos- pital with an attack of virus pneu- monis.

Mr. William MacDonald was here fromthe city on Saturday to look over his property and visit his son, Joe. Mr. MacDonald moved to the olty last fall and

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Millvale Ami Vicinity

Mn. lacy Ohapou, Kensington, is visiting ha son-in-luv. Mr. Kenneth Duggan, while her daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Duggun, is a patient in the P. C. Hospital; all wish Mrs. Duggan a speedy re- covery.

Millvale school is progresslnz favorsble under the skilful management of our teacher, Mr. Clifford Murphy

Mr. Waltar Parsons, Miller, has recently purchased a new truck.

Mr. Francis and Elmer Murphy. 7ll'l"lVE(l home from Toronto to spend the winter with their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Mut- Dhy.

Mrs, Eclnwin Alioott, has arrived

home from Toronto, Ont., whore

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she spent New Year's with her husband, who is in the Air-Force While in Toronto she met many lslsnden, also her brother Wil- liam Parsons, also Mr. an Mm Ray Parsons. she was a house guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Waye.

Muster Charles Abbott, has ar- rived home after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Parsons and family. '

The young horaemal of Mill- vale and Vicinity are getting their homes in shape for the coming in PICS!

Neigvhboura regret to hear that Mr. George Hlckox. ia' on the slot list. All hope to see him up and around lO('Il'i.

Mr. Leonard Mcfnnls was e no- cent visitor to Summersida on business.

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