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"mm" rnssodysramsabeusvedto "canon vrsrrons-ison. s. b‘ 9”“ w"'°°' mmfl‘ *'“' ‘Huiflwlxowmmkm-mdsllingaamwho disappeared m‘. a" mud,“ ‘ “on from the city last March was foimd llimiwm m’ province’ ‘M m on the shoio at Governor's Island H1132“ i‘ w. "mm: “ma”. M yesterday afternoon. The remains, “a” unplug. ornm which were found by a pionls p".

W mmawmumnortyaboutlomweroimponibleto m“ Its Canadian National "'°““" m“ ‘w m?“ ‘Wm’ w‘ anoo, as the clothing was badly

Wm. and the face unrecognizable. no“ "o, "gfghymgx; ...?l‘.°i...“i.."‘°...".l‘."‘°'..i“..“‘ii 57$? 3113M“, us, about iso in mm‘ m“ ‘a WM"- Will bo ‘mm, visited tlis eity yesterday “d gttendod 11 o'clock Mass at St. Baum‘; Basilica. _'I'he Party. "Wa have seldom been more en- ngm was accompanied 5y Rev. Fr- “llsllatlo over the prospect; s; s ;uhmon,srrived about 1i o'clock on good muggy,» “sud ML ‘L w_ u. s. s. Hocheiasa- The steamer Boulter, Secretary and Manager of was a m? M‘ the mum" "Id the Prince Edward Island Potato lsitoiiretam about ooolook- Growers‘ Association, at the an- -i- nual meeting of the organization ‘ JMBATI (‘AJUIIT-Boll- 5- 1o Saturday afternoon. "Dealers are pslaisr. Judso o! Probate halo} alroady wiring for quotations on P8101‘ °I m‘ 0°“: 1" 5"" steamer cargos, for later fall ship- on Hldfly- The ailmuntsmthe en‘ merits. This leads us to one con- m of Roderick S. McLellan, of Ind- clu81°n__that they too anticipate a loll 34"" Wm’ p555“ “d “at” shortage oi good seed." aloiod- w' Hen" “ma” “d To this message of optimism the

PAINFUL INJURY - m. James Jewell, North River, is in the P. l. I. Hospital suffering from an ililllfi to his loft eye. while chopping wood yesterday morninl he was struck by a chip, which inflicted a severe injury. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery.

-WEDDING BILL! — A quiet wedding was solemriiaed ‘Monday morning at seven o'clock at St. Paul's, Summersids, when was Mar- garet Griffin, of Hingham, Mass, daughter of Mr. Joseph Griffin, of Lot 7, was unltod in marriage to Mr. Prank E. Morrison, of Sum- merslde. Rev. G. J. Mchelian, D.D., P.P., performed tho ceremony and was the celebrant at Nuptial Mass. Mr. Lawrence Gallant, the organist, played the Weddinz March and during the Mass, played appropriate hymns. The bride looked charming in a chic ensemble oi blus with white hat and shoes. She was at-

Todd, of Summersl’ . Mr. James O'Ho1loran, also a cousin of the bride, acted as groomsman. Mr. and Mrs. Morrison, who will reside in

tended by her cousin, Miss Viola,

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

—I'IJNIBAL IEBVICSI - The funeral of the lain Mrs. Albert Tan- ton took place on Saturday after- noon from the home of her son, Mr. F"! Tanton. to St. John's Church and Cemetery, St. Eleanors. Von.

The choir was in attendance. The Dali bearers were: Messrs. George and Ioonard Pickering, Stanley Tanton, Bruce Bernard, Ionian Ad- ams and Richard Hunt-S.

—VISI'I‘ING THE ISLAND — Mr. and Mrs. Keith Albert Clarke, who were recently married in 'I‘rurc-, NB, are spending their wedding tour on Prince Edward Island. They were married on July oth. Mr. Clarke is a grandson ofthe late Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tanton, of St. El- eimors, and is well known on the‘ Island. His bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ioonard O'Brien, of

—A'I‘TENDING P. B. A. Mill‘- R-ov- I- B. Campbell. m. A. -w. uard. m. a. s. Anni, Mr. loweu Hancock. Mr. Llewellyn Rogers, Mr. 0. B. Rogers and Mr. Walter Schus- man, will represent the Summerside

Arohiioaooo White. D.D., officiated. mus Association at tiis r. n. A.

mset this week. Much is expected oi these crack shots and their fei-

tura some oi the prizes-S. HER! PROM TORONTO — Mr.

eral's Dept, Toronto, and Mrs. Dav- ies, are visiting the Province on vac- ation, registered at the C. N. R. Ho- tel. This is their first visit and they arc enjoying their stay immensely. They came by the Port St. George oi the Fumess Line, Montreal, and intend returning by the blrrissu, of the same line.

‘rnuro, N5. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke are‘ being cordially welcomed by island] I friends-B. r . ‘ l SNEAK TIIIEVES BUSY-Avhrli‘. Mrs. Julian O. Jaynes arrived from Boston to occupy her er coit-

IOver sixty of their friends

POST-NUPTIAL RECEPTION --,

from New Glasgow and Westville gamer- od at the summer cottage oi J. G.

MncKenzie, at Pletou Landing, i n” thlrtlww‘? Yea" 911d 1! 119W IB-

Wednesliay evening, and tendered a

low associates expect them to cap-I

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MORNING 7135-41110 firemen

ATTENDING scams sxiunr- TION - w. John n. Myers, my,

Hind ml- Myers. loft on Tuesday

morning to attend tiio World's Grain

W. J. Davies, of the Attorney Gen- i Exhibition m Rasm- Mr “d M"

Myers intend to visit the Coast, where Mr. Myers has several rela-

i “V95 T119)’ will be absent from the

Province about a month.

Mr. Jabeas Metiierail, oi walla;- ton, lllass, arrived in Summerside on

"Monday evening on a visit to his old

inre fighting the fire.

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pleased to learn m‘ . we o, R“ snu. rmnsn. common-one ' ' ifire in the woods at Hopeficld de- m _ | creased in intensity considerably mafia: county H“ 5 yesterday, and remained confined to pron“ tom“ Nwvmug 3°°d the swamp in which it was burning m‘ ' on the day previous. It is believed that there is now little danger oi “efiolbflazn gznkmmhl“ ab?” the flames spreading if the wind d” “d y "u" WW‘ remains normal. A heavy rain will tmghm f" ‘m “° 1W8." '11- be required before the flreis finally

°' “h” "m! °' Wild- extinguished.

ings in the neighborhood o! the ‘mm- Th’ n" W" Wiifiood to sass namirr orrruoox-m. ‘ ‘mm "° m’ '“' °f u" 51;" L. 'I‘. Boyd. General Manager of the ram‘ HM!“ u‘ M313 made V) Empire Life Insurance 00., Toronto, prevent its spread to heavy woods return“; hqmt by mane Tawny Kn thievh south side of the railway gm,- mending W0 d”, with m, dig-m m "mm" "m" "M" osency on uis Island. Ho states tnst “ m‘ °t u“ Mmnm 9°11" his company has experienced a considerable improvement 1n bug- 11165! m1! year over that oi the

‘home in Cape Wolfe. Mr. Methcrmlll PREPIQRING F03 WSPECTTON same period of last year no also

left his native province in lam m4 -~Preparations are being made at spa“ optmmucau f

;Z.ad not been homo m,“ {I R.C.N.V.R. headquarters here for m fine,“ thmughgut garagfuga - Hs had worked for the Tilbula, Abe annual impaction which will be the a a 5t George and m; W‘; lRivet and stud ca, 9g wauaswnfconducted shortly by Commodore W. m the province and expressed m‘

lCtil/iii! a well earned pension.

I H. Hose, chief of naval stall’. Drlllsfdeught m the beautiful some” “d

are being held four nights a weelnihl, hop. o, I mo“ extended "l"

pownuptm pmy to ML. M Mm l Mr. Mctherall arrived by the late.’ oiwol bolus told of! for runners. “m, y,“

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age at Keppoch she was surprised Jam“ E Mme,’ who are l,” “Pi train and did not recognizgsumJsisnals, rifle drill and seamanship, to find that duflng he}. absemeg mg for the 8mm“ months at mergide 1n the “pqoqne station and each nights. pulling and sailing

id some one wmoved an the bed chub 1th 1 u 1 fl - h- and other handsome buildings 0,, crew are away on the harbor. Each ' er co a“ at Fa n aw Be-ac J man has the opportunity of taking

Boom “WWI KO" we“ ‘h’ 1"” secretary sounded a note oi warn- Yt" engaged m this amt" “Daub ing, pointing out that the increas- fllb1°°v1d°n°° w“ taken “gardmg ing of the potato acreage might ti" “w” °! m’ Esta“ o! George not be i wise p. edurc, and um-

summerslde, have the best wishes of

a. large circle oi friends-S. INSPECTION ACT Awnowm

At a meeting of the Executive Coun- cil last evening regulations prepared

. MI‘. F. E. 9- mg” M 8mm“ ing a balanced production particu-

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J. s‘ —-- m. mu Gillls, a visitor as a EWING FEIENDSHIPS -— member of the Holy Name club, we. John Himmoo- W- m4 W'- Pictou. N. 5.. passed away sudden- slim Himmon omi 1W- Ano" F- ly during the 1i o'clock Mass at pggf, of Lancaster and SterlinB. 3g mmgu-l 3,5111“ yesterday M858». l" Elle“? M MY- and Mn‘- morning. The cause oi death is be. William Fretweli. Hilloiioio Elliot!- lleved to have been heart ssuum, MIJ- John Himiéioii ‘ifozii-gevz-ize His Excellency Bishop osuuivsu Vlsilllrdxivlarifiihlciarlyulgiund. It is forty m: Rev’ “m. Doug“ were we!‘ seven years since Mrs. l-iimmen vls- en -when m. 9mm passed away’ tummy ‘he Mid the last rites of the Church "i"; m“ Province and m‘ n“ and were administered. lilllla-‘E; ":35 £9532“; sh Peb The deceased, who was B2 years ‘I713: Ifiland and remembers quite well gags: w: g hbfdzr’ and is ‘"1" . O ' Y Vs 0 n, three sons, ggugghfigaewirlgngiflyofiuaulzsz: Bernard, Robert and Jack, and two with a party of friends she visited gzlftlggiiicsaziglefi? ‘ind Marl/a H15 m‘ who“ at Rice" Point’ which The remains will resfofwzi-dtiaztia-

m no dcdas girl thsview from _ liiszrinxdow bringing back happy ‘h’ mmm‘ m" m=m°°o Y" burial. .

memories. She and her party who motored to the Island are havlnz 5 most snjoyablt holiday visiting out at town sections and are most m-eesbl, surprised with the beauty sf the Garden Province.

—BB.IDE-T0-BE HONORED — A number oi friends oi Miss Mar- Baret Griffin, oi Higham, Mass, and a former a ident oi Summerside, gathered at the home of Miss An- nie O‘Holloran on Spring Street, on Friday, to tender her a shower in honour of her approaching man-j-

f‘ my ATTENDED FUN- ,-'1'hn fnneralodllnLP.

A quiet but pretty wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Mallet, Union Road at 2 p. m. Wednesday July 5. when their daughtor Evelyn Esther was united in marriage to Mr. Regin- ald Elmery Parkman East Royalty. Rev. J. A. Wilson performed the ceremony. The roams were beauti- fully decorated for the occasion with pink and white potted plants and cut flowers. ‘The couple were unattended. The bride who was given in marriage by her father, looked exmdirigly nice in he!‘ svedding gown 0f white silk crepe with shower bouquet of pkiksJvLias

fact all the veable ishinss. A number of the articies- towels and linens, are initialed, which may make some difficulty in dis- posing or them. Both the R. C. M, P. and local police have a list of the missing articles.

fur AND mm DRIVER - A hit and run driver almost caused serious injury to a party 0f 85V?" who were motoring through Pownol on Sunday night. The car in which Mr. aiid Mrs. Corney Blanchard and a number of friends were driv-

Mabel Parkman sister of the groom played Lohengrlns wedding

ing was struck by’ another ca: and turned completely over. The occu- pants miraculously escaped injury.

march. Imniedlafoly following the ceremony a buffet lunch was ser- ved after which Mr. and Mrs.

good wishes on a short wedding trip through Nova Scotis, the bride travelling in a. green and biege ensemble with accessories to match.

WEDDING BELLS — A. weddili! o1 much local interest took place at the Murray River Baptist church. Murray River, Lilonday evening, July 3rd, at seven-thirty.

lie. There were many lovely gifts and some useful pieces of kitchen- ware. The presents, which were all daintily wrapped in tissue paper. W6" OPEHBd by Miss Viola Todd. The humorous verses accompanying the gifts were read by Miss Yvonne Arscnault. After an appropriate speech by the bride-to-be an en- joyabls program of music, both vo- oai and instrumental, was given by some of the sue-ate. The hostess then served a. dainty lunch and all wished Miss Griffin every happi- noes-S.

pliable was held yesterday after- soon and was very largely attend- ni. Service at his late residence and at St. Paul's Church was con- ducted by Rov. H. D. Raymond sndRov. J.M.Ms.c|I.eod.Thepall- hearers were Messrs. Ewen Mec- lfinnon, P. W. Clarkin. J. J. minor, J. M. Hunter, E. R. Bov- yer and Robert Nelson. Mourn- us were Messrs. G. W. Ritchie. Harry Ritchie, Henry Iowa, Wes- ton Lowe. James Gesner, W. G. Hogg, Harry Stewart. Prank Mao- Kee, Samuel Craig, Harry Craig.

Robert Hoar. Wm. I-‘Iogg, Jr., n. c. --- W“, ma“ m“ mwmm, NUPTIAL RECEPTION-At their

m m the Poop," “mete”, beautiful home in Strathgartney

"fink" of w“ L Q Q Friday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. W. ,._ attefided m fybodnnyu_ ‘mocha! Fitz Alan Stewart held their iii-st

w the mum were “so mwnt’ post nuptial reception. The event m “M” a: m’ “we m com took the rorni of a delightful gar- MM Re“ E a R‘ 0nd den party, attended by many m‘ Knit M may”, newgmb friends from city and country. Mrs.

Mums, 1 du ted b Stewart, who wore an attractive m,“ a" N331; can“; hand embroidered Roumanian gown

Mr. Murdock m”, chaplain‘ of white was assiste in receiving new w“ ‘ In“ number o’ floral by her slster-in-law, Mrs. Cameron. “butel The brides parents, Hon. W. M. I.ea

and Mrs. Lea also joined in welcom- ing the visitors. Mrs. Keith Bos- well ushered the guests to the tea tables which were set on the lawn and from three to six there was s constant stream of callers. Mrs. Windsor, Miss Eleanor Green and Mrs. Heath Crosby poured tea, as- sisted by Mrs. John MacMarius and Miss Marjorie Callback. The ladies serving were Mrs. Hibbert Howatt, Mrs. H. R. Stewart, Mrs. Barry Tait. Miss Ruth Rattenbury and Miss Edith Lea. The Strathgartney resi- vincs. He was rector of st. nun. dence, surrounded by five hundred sun's Cathedral from 1on1 to 191s, ooroo oi load. iiiollidiiialo-lio Hove-i. and from the latter year until 1935 commands a magnificent view of the was rector of st, Dummy, Uhiygg- surrounding country dressed in its sltyQ He had been go,- gom, yen, glorious summer verdure. The pastor o; 5L Simon and Jud, weather was ideal for the reception, church, Tignlgh, when in Oolwbfl- ‘vhich was one of the most enjoy- 1981, ho was appointed pastor of St. able social affairs of the season. h"?! Church, Summerside, in suc- TUESDAY .

Mien to the late Rev. John .1. liacnonsid. -BAR.NS nas-rsoysn - Three '1? i iia a preacher and admin- large hams, the property of Mr. ' ill the various important 01- Peter Doyle, of Campbellton, Lot 4, ' "l ha has held since entering the were burned to the ground on Pri- day last. A large quantity of ma.-

" thood. Dr. MacLellan has not- lilr distinguished himself, and the chinary, which was in one of the "our now conferred upon him barns, was totally destroyed. 'I‘ho b! appreciated by his very wide fire was first noticed between 8 and "ole of man“, a p. in, but had gained such head- Other changes in the diocese are way that nothing could be dons to follows: _ save the buildings. m. and Mrs. Roy. I. n. s. McDoiilld, st. Ter- Doyle were at hoine st the time, but ‘I has been transferred to souns. their son was away. Neighbors con-

As reported in Saturday's Guard- loll. announcement has been made “l "is lppolntmeiit as Vicar Gen- eral of Rev. G. J. MacLellan, D.D., pastor of St. Paul's Church, Sum- "Wfsldv. in succession to- the late Rt. Rov. Monsignor Joseph C. Mac- “Li- Whose death wcurred on July

t.

Rev. Dr. Maolollan is one of the Iiiiktt distinguished members of the Roman Catholic clergy in this Pro-

when Henrietta Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ‘Thomas L. Cook, was united in marriage to Di‘. E118" Stirling Glddings 0f Charlottetown. son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Giddirigs icf Murray River. The service was performed by Rev. Arthur Pyke. pastor of the church. assisted by Rov. Lyman Giddlngs. of Hartland, N. B, brother of the groom. The bride, who entered the church on the arm of her brother, Dr. '1‘. W. Cook of Acadia University, Wolf- ville, N. S., was beautifully gown- ed in white satin princess style, with embroiderod veil ‘of white allk net, with a bandeau of orange bloa- sorns, and carried a bouquet of pink roses. Her sister, Miss Jennie Cook was bridesmaid, and was dressed in blue satin taffeta and carried an arm bouquet of pink snapdragons. The flower girl. Min Iilorenoe Cook. of Wolfville, N. 5., little niece of tho bride, woro a dies of blue organdle and carried s. basket of forget-me-nots. The groom was at- tended by Roy W. Cook, brother 0f

the bride. arid the ushers were Ralph Jenkins and Oscar Diamond

of Charlottetown. The wedding marches were played by Mrs. T. W. Cook of Wolfville, During the sigh- liig of the register "O Promise Me" was sung by Mrs. Waller Dalzlel, of Murray River. ‘The church was beautifully decorated with ferns and wild-flowers by friends of the bride. After the wedding a recap tlon was held at. the home of the bride when about fifty invited guests were received. Mrs. W. E. Scantlebury, sister of the bride, and Min. T. W. Cook, slster-in-law oi the bride, poured. and wero assist- ed in serving by Mines Lillian. Jes- sie and Clara Cook, .Miss Doris Jenkins and Miss Rita Pbrguson. Miss Claire Brehaut ushered. Dr.

Parkman left amid showers of’

although the car was severely dam- ;eged. Passing motorists assisted in ‘placing the car on the road again, and the party was able to motor thorns.

An inquest to identify tlie body of the man found on the shore at Governor's Island on Sunday and to determine the cause of death was held last evening at the Mac- Lean Funeral Home before Coron- er Dr. L. B. MeKenna, and a. jury.

The jury after hearing several witnesses reported that it believed the body to be that of J. C. Wat- son who disappeared from the Queen Hotel on or about April 10 last, and that he took his life by drowning While in an unsound and despondent state of mind.

Following were the members of the jury:

PARKElb-FOWIIER-A quiet but pretty wedding took place at All Saints’ Church, Ioch Lomond, Fri- clay at 2 o'clock, when Greta Darl- ing Fowler, elder daughter of Mrs. Margaret Fowler and the lato Ros- well E. Fowler, of French Village, was united in mandage to Thomas Gilbert Parker, son of Mr. and M15- Thomas Parker, of Valley Stream. N. S. The ceremony was performed by‘ Rev. Cecil Glggey. The bride. who was given in marriage by her brother, John Fowler, was becom- ingly gowned in navy blue French crepe, trimmed with white, with hat and accessories to match. She was attended by her sister. MB! EV"- Powler. George Crusei’. 00115111 01 both bride and groom, supwmd the groom. Immediately after the cere- mony the couple left on a motor trip through Eastern New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. Q11 their return they will proceed to New York where the groom is an employs oi‘ the Pennsylvania Rail-

WHY.

The late Mrs. Robert M. Young passed away on July lst at her homo in Donaldston after an ill-i ness of six years. She leaves to mourn besides her bereaved husband! three daughtorl. Mrs. Lorne Qulck._ of Punnicky, Sank. who had been with her mother for e weeks. Mrs.

Mrs. H. A. Hayfield of Tacoma.‘

arid Mrs. Glddlngs will spend their honeymoon in Nova Scotia, and on

their return, will ioside in Char- lottetown where Dr. Glddings is practising. The bride's popularity was attested by the showers held in her honor and by the many beautiful giftssho received. The outoftownguestsweiom. and Mrs. T. W. Cook and children of Wolfville, N. 8.; Mrs. W. E. Scantle- bu”. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hearts, ma. Haber Bell. Mr. Ralph Jenkins, Mr. Oscar Diamond, Mr. Douglas Ma, . of Charlotiotown, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Mutch, of Bunbury:

Rev. Basil Croken, The Brae. to esntrated their eflcrts on saving the Town's. house. The loss is a heavy one, as l". Geo. McDonald now at Ions. the barns were thoroudhly lip-to- Tiie Brae. _ data and well equipped, and were Nflbdgsrtlmoftbelasilica ollllbllflyooveradbyinluranoe» ,l

Dr. Charles Johnston of Eldon: Miss Doris Jenkins, of Arlington, lvlasa; Rev. and Mrs. Lyman Gidd- ings- of rfartland, N. 3., Rev. and

of Saskatoon. Soak, and two

grandchildren, also throa brothers,

Chas. Ellis of Dunstaflnage, Theo-

dore of Dcnaldston, and Leonard of ~ Idaho State, U.S.A. and two sis-

tora, Mrs. Guilford Court of Sui-i folk and Mrs. Leo Powellof Cal- gary, Alta., also a host of relatives and friends. The esteem in which the deceased was held was shown by the exceptionally largo funer- al which took place on Monday. July 8rd, from her late residence to the camotery at Donaldston. The pail bearers were Mr. Waltor Camp- bell. Mr. Angus McDougal. Mr. Peter McQuald, Mr. Joseph Court, Mr. Fred Court and Mr. Ioonsrd Court. Rov. S. J. Boyce of Mt.

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“m.” ‘ ‘ Water Street. M . M th ll l mg’ “nan, towel.’ s’ and ‘nifizdligrerm: kffiztkzi’ xzliefwluleflldmditf his r9°°n°¢fl°n5 Olrsllllljllefiarltle 5:112 F» ""150 lDfiifllllly arranged for the

large shipbuilding yards on me we- local half-company on either H. M. tractive gifts were presented to the‘ , 1|“! de’ whue the presentation of a: tor front and little old wooden hou- l S- sullen” 9' H- M- s- chilmPlaln-