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recently, William and am. Fergu- son, formerly o! Hampton. P. B. 1.. and their daughter Viola. called (or us ior a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Deneault and with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rrguson.

We iirst called on the Daneault‘: -s French Canadian family -who do a great deal o! home weaving on looms they purchased from Que- bec. They have one loom in the basement, on which. at the puis- cnt time, they are weaving a linen tablecloth. three yards 1on8. This tablecloth is o! s beautiful design, and is being well woven. BQSIGLS this loom in the basement. they have one on the second iloor n! the house. on which they are weai- lug dress goods.

We were shown a mat quantity

oi the woven articles. scarves of dlfierent patterns —plaln, striped, plaids. dIHL-GIBB goods for ladies’ and~msn’s suits, etc. ' These tablecloths are now sell- ing at one hundred dollars each, and the dress goods, enough ior a ladies’ or a masts suit. ior icrty- ilva dollars. .

The material used in weaving the scarves, dress goods, em, is weave- crait wool. The table cloths are all linen. warp and wool.

The Danosulils won first prize

tor their weaving. in all lines, in

an exhibition in Quebec last year. O O O

Lates- ln the evening. we called on Leonard (and his wife an Eng- lish bride) and Mrs. Ferguson. where. again. we saw home weav- lng. This time the weaving was being done on the loom built by Leonard's father. Wm. Ferguson. This loom is considered to be bet- ter built, stronger and more sturdy

On this loom, all-wool

chased in Quebec. Leonard is weaving an

material for a suit -his first at-

tempt. and exceptionally well dune. Leonard. who was in the air force. and who was stationed at Bummerside, P. E. I. (or a year and a. hall, told us much about his stay on the Island, his visits among his relations in Hampton, and of the visit to their station overseas. by the late Cardinal Villenleuve. O O O

On my last visit to the Wm. Fer-

guson's boat building. one was completed, and one was under con- struction. These boots are oi light construction used ior pleasure or for duck shooting. etc. so lisht to bo easily llitnd by t/wo men a 1d placed on the hood of a car. which is one means of conveyancen ‘ These boats built by Mr. Fergu I son are superior in their mare. One neighbour, also an Islardcr. informed me that they cannot be equalled biy any boat purchased ill s. store in Town. O O O

Yesterday, I met another Han-p- tonlan. Ruby Vlllct, Mrs. Faye Cooke. at their beautiful home on Ingersoll 5t.

Mrs. Cooke who came west in i912. and married in i922. was oe- tore her marriage, a stenogrsphcr with the C. P. R... Winnipeg.

Mr. Cooke, who is from Aul-s ville, Ont.. is assistant treasurer s‘ the Winnipeg Electric Co.

Mr. and Mrs. Cooke have c»..- son Allan, who was a Sergeant i; the airfares. and performed his full tour oi operations overseas, being credited with shooting down two enemy planes. Allan is now em- ployed with an Insurance Co.

Mrs. Cooke has a brother We.- ren living in Hampton and s. sis-

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lllaw Group May Lead To European Federation

PARIS. April 16 -— (aPl-Blx- teen sovereign states and Western Germany pooled their recovery ei- forts today in a new Organization tilor European Economic C-opera-

on.

Theﬁrowp is designed to co-or- dlnate reconstruction moves and assure the efficient distribution oi United States ald under ‘the S5.- 300.000.000 Marshall Plan. Rep- resentatives of the particlpatmg states and the British, United States and French occupation zones in Germany signed the char ter o! the orgenluti 'and elected officers. Paris was ‘ ’ as peg. manent headquarters.

Many observers regard the body as a ucleua for a future economic and political federation of Europe. Foreign Minister Georges Bldsult oi France called it the “first step in the formation of Euro?!"- Th! O

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HAMPSHIRE W- l.

I The regular monthly meeting of the Hampshire W. I. was held at the home of Mrs. George Kitsch on uueeuav evening April i8.

The meeting opened by alnllﬂl the Institute ‘Ode followed b)’ N‘ posting the Creed in unison. l8

‘ a were , ‘ and lever- ai answered the roll call with a house-cleaning hint, There, WI! six visitors present also.

The H-nlnutea of the last meet- ing were read and IPDTWOd 1M this was followed by the reading oi the correspondence.

On " it was decided ta donate $6.00 to Oenoer hind and $5.00 to lted Oroaa drive.

01.5 Govornsnent Grant was re-

Oanadian A990] for Children.

A special rneeetlns la to be held at the hocne of Miss Alice ltd- warda to till in answers to the "Batter Homes Competition”

The slit canmlttee reported several calls made drurlna the month and the bill for trait Wll presented and paid. ‘this carn- mlttee was rhelected.

The Nay meeting is to be held at the home o! Mrs. (heater and

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Aiter the meeting was broughtI to a close. Mrs. Alex Latter, who has been a member o! our insi- ‘Edwards rend the address. itute for some time. and is leaving our community. was with a small remembrance"

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