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....'K. OI‘ 0. DINNER-An event d lmusual signiﬁcance was con- ducted the Sourrs Council.

November 'lth. when the members of the Council gathered in a body at the Cox Hotel to pntake of a beautiful dinner prepared by Mrs. Roper and her staff At the con- clusion of the dinner the embers adjourned to the Council Chambers where the. Grand Knight. Melvin J Mcquaid‘ txmferrel Honorary Membership Awards and Twenty- five Year Membership Buttons on the following members. Recipients of Honorary Membership Awards vrereis follows. Rev K C. Mac- Pherson, Rev it J. lviacDonalti. Dr A. A. bfacD-Jzialtl. Arthur F‘. ltlcQuaitl, George 'Mullally' and Twenty-five Year Membership Buttons were presented to Alex. -T.

MacDonald. l Peter MacPhei, W. S Maclntyrz, P.A. MacLJlan. Alphonsus J Niacllorald, Donald J MacDonald. anti John J Mc- Kinnlon.

Georgetown And Vicinity ‘ ‘Georgeioninn: visiting Char- lottetown on Tuzsriay included:- Mr and Mrs RuiKnond Lav-anther. Mr Seymour lQlLght. l/ir Peter Solomon and Mr Raymond Solo- mun.

Waltl- McLean ard Elmer Jeffery uho will operate the Georgetown Skating Rink this win-er, are al- ready busily engaged in fitting up the building. with an eye to the comfort of their patrons.

It's a good thing to see Christmas toys once again on display in the stores in quantity and 1. rcal treat tc see the enjoyment they bring the younger folk.

Miss Myrtle Prosper, returned re- cently to Halifax: a‘ter attending the wedding oi zrcr brcther, Mr Wilfred Prosper, Georgetown

Rev. E. R. Mcllicar of Pcvwnal, was a. visitor to Georgetown no Tuesday.

Mr and Mrs Rluland McPherson and family, llfurrnv Hlfbﬁlll‘. were in Georgetown on Tuesday.

Hienda of Mr. B. H. Stewart. will be pleased to hear that he is now much improved In health, yo]. lowing his rxcem lilnEFS

Mrs. Hearn is having rt well bored cn her property on Main Street, the work la being done by Henry Martell, —Geo.

Mr. William Prosper ls having the house he reccentiy purchased from Mr. Michael Burke. moved to its new location.

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her lundi". loft on Thursday for New

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Glasgotv, t\'.5.. where they will visit Mrs. Layers‘ daughter, Mrs. Judson Baker.

JUIIEP St. Clair 'I‘r;iiurir' was in Gcorgetotvz; on Wednesday. at- tending a special sitting of thc County Court, hearing an appeal against school tax assessment, Ln the Georgetown Sdiool District.

A car of feed was unloaded and delivered to customers on Wed- nesday and Thursday by the Georgetown Co-operative Buying Club.

Mrs. G. R. Hartman and ‘son. Christopher, left on Monday. on a visit to the home of her parents in Montreal.

Mr. Richard Dougan ls having carpentry repairs done to his homc on Fitzroy Street.

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New N. ii. L. Guide To Be Ready Shortly

NEW YORK. N0v..20—'I‘he ll(‘\\' Ntliltlllirl __ .' League Guide, ctilliﬂilllllg B4 additional pages this. your, will be ready for dis- tribution “probably within a couple of weeks." Judson Bailey, vice-president of A. S. Barnes anti

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He said yaubiicalion by the printing company of the l92~ page manual. with its data. on

professional hockey records and players. has been delayed because ‘of difficulties caused by the re-

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AT BALTIC. LOT I8

I offer for ssh, by under my dwelling house and one-quar- ter acre Lot of lnnrl at Baltic, situate near William Burns‘ Store‘ on lvlrtlpeque Road about I llvc miles from Kenslngton. i

Dwelling in excellent condi- tion, Inspection invited. Ten- ders to close Tuesday, Nov- ember 26tli. Tenders m be left at the office of J. F. Profitt, ltensington.

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Bloomfield find Vicinity

Mr. Everett Peters spent Sunday visiting friends in Piusvllle.

Messrs. Alonzo Foley and Ion John of Bloomfield Station were recent visitors to Charlottetown.

Mr. Claire Gallant of Si. Dun- slan‘! recently spent a few (lays at his home at Bloomfield Station

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur smallman and ﬂsmily of Mill River visited relatives in Knutsford on Sun-lay.

Mrs. Bernice MacDonald of Glam _ dnys wrth her husband in Halifax.

Mr. and Mrs, Norman Oliver of Cascumpec were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sergeant Metherall of Mill River.

Messrs. Harold Doyle, Clarence Butler of Lot 7 returned to their homes after spending a very plcasr ant holiday in Boston.

i Contractors Curran and Briggs: of Bloomfield are at present gra- velling the Bloomfield road up as| fat" as the railway crossing.

Messrs, Irving Ramsay and Christopher Melherall of Rosehank motored to ﬂummcrslde on Thurs- day.

The many friends nf Mr. F‘ C. MacAuslanti of Roscbunk regret to lr-arn that he is confined to hi hed due to a cold. .

Mr. and Mrs. Erskine Smith of Charlottetown spent. the weekend ‘with the farmer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Smith of Bloomfield Station. i

. Mrs. William Irving of Alberion spent a few days with her dnuzh- lcrs. Mrs. Sutherland Bell of Mill 1 Bloomfield. i

Mrs. Kicr Dunbar and daughter Gloria of Bloomfield Corner spent in few days visitint: her aunt and funcle. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Luxlon. ,Caricton, Lo-t 6.

A very delightful goose supper was served on Saturday evening at lihe home of Mr. and Mrs. Kent-

forrl Horne cf Bloomfield Cwncr. {those present liciiit: Mt‘. anrl Eli's. iSergeanl Metherall, Mr. Harold ‘Horne of Mill River, Mr. and Mrs. ‘George Horne. Mrs. Mae Palmer and Mr. and Mrs. David Horne of Bloomfield. Followina the dinner a friendly chat was enjoyed nfter which the guests departed to their homes thanking Mr. and Mrs. Horne for the delicious supper and pleasant evening spent.

The many friends of Mr, Jackie Clarke of Hills River regret lo learn that I19 is n patient in the P. C. hospital where he underwent an operation for a ruptured appen- dix. Jackie's many friends wish him t! speedy recovery-B.

STEWART-DALTON

-A very pretty marriage Was sol- emnlzed at St. Mark's Church, Lot 1 on October 16th, when Jean Ann, youngest daughter of Mr. mid Mrs. Wilfred Dalton of Burton. Lot ‘f. became the bridemf Thomas Wil- fred, son of Mrs. Walter Stewart anti the late Mr. Stewart of West Point. The ceremony was performed and the nuptial mass celebrated by the Rev. Eric Robin, pastor of the church. in the presence of im- mediate relatives and lnterewted friends. The youthful bride was lovely in a floor length dress of white satin and net, She worre a shoulder length veil caught up with a crescent of orange blossoms. Her only ornament was a three stmnd string of pearls. a gift of the groom. She carried n, white i prayer book with satin streamers. i The bridesmaid, Miss Atuirey ' Howard, wore a floor length dress of pink taffeta and a halo of roses ‘with veil. The diminutive and . dainty ﬂower girl was little Vary of white rayon crepe and veil. and r-arrled a basket of autumn ﬂow- ers. < The greomsrnan was Mr. Leonard Stewart.

The bride and her attendants advanced to the altdr u» the strains :0! the weddln march played ity . Mrs. Bennet H ward. Durlnlz the nuptial man hymns were rung by the Children of Mary choir with little Shirley Howard u roloist dur- In: Holy Communion.

following the man the bridal nurty motored to the home of the bride's parents where breakfast ‘was served to the immediate rela- ' . tlvea and friends of the contract- lflg parties. The auutr of honor included Rev. Pr. Robin and the bride's grandmother of Boston,

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Later the bridal party motored to Charlottetown, from where they left for Montreal on a two w-eeka honeymoon trip. For travelling lhl bride were a chalk grey suit with black acceaaorle- and a silver fox fur.

The bride's alft to her brides- maid we: a gold filled identifica- tion dlao nd to the ﬂower girl and soloist, aderon and chain. and bracelet,

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