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lriverness and I I I Vicimfy —Mrs. George Morrison and children Angus. Kelvin and Johnny, and Mrs. Edgar Morrison, Con- way. were visitors at the home of

Mr. Thomas Biggnr, Portage, on sunday June 0.

Miss Mary Milligan returned to her home after spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Culleton. West Devon.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shaw, En- more, left for MacAdam_ N. B., where they plan to stay for several months.

Mr. Hugh Ramsay and Mr. Ma- jor Milligan were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Newcombe, Northern on June 6.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ramsay and Mrs. Bowman Milligari were bus]. ness visitors to Tyne Valley on June 1.

Mr. George Costain, Portage left June 1, for Fredericton, N.B., to seek employment for the summer months.

Mr. Allan MacDonald and Mr Cecil Macxinnon were in Sum- merside on business recently.

Mr. Allan MacDonald. Mr. Cecil MacKinnon. Conway and M1- Gcorke Clarke. Alberton wcre in Summersidc on June 3 on business.

Mrs. James MacDonald and daughter Madonna, Portage. were in Summerside on June 3.

Master Blake Sharbcll_ Portage. was visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs. Peter Ciirley, Richmond, on June 3.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sharbell. P0"-386. were in Summersidc on June 3 on business,

Mr. Andrew Doucette. MacAdam. N, 3.. spent a few days at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sharbell and Mr. and Mrs. George Adams, Portage.

Bernice Bulger. Summer. 51 e, spent the week-end with her Darents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bu]. ger.

Mr. Frank Fales. Amherst. Ns, spent the week-end at his home:

Mr. Billie Ms D ld William Mscmy§e:ml5a11:3d visitors to o'1,1-11”. on

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James I. MacDonald. Portage. on‘ June 6.

Mr. and Mrs. Prank Culleton, West Devon, and Miss Mary Milli- gan, Inverness. were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Mor- rison, Charlottetown, on June 0.

Mrs_ Dencil Campbell, Coleman, was a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson on June 6.

Mr. Charles MacDonald was to Summersicle on business, recently.

Mr. Theodore Bulger, Murray Road. was a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bulger, Port- age. on June 0.

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H mpfon and O O I Vicinity Funeral services in the churches heretofore mentioned, for the late Mr. C. E. Shaw. Mr. W. B. Leard, and Mrs. Percy Delaney on

May 30, were largely attended by relatives and friends.

Finishing exterior work on the new dwelling house of Mr. Neil Salmond are nearing completion. Also work on the surrounding grounds and lawn in connection therewith, combining something of modern convenience, comfort and beauty to the community.

On June 2, Capt. Dan Ferguson and son Leith made the return trip to the city. Leith has rented his house, near Charlottetown sir- port, unfurnished and has been daily moving his furniture there- from to his home in this commu- iiity.

It is with much regret that rela- tives and friends of Mr. George Villett, South Melville, have learn- ed of his sudden illness, and ex- tend best wishes for a speedy re- turn. and restoration to good health.

Friday's visitors. making the re- turn trip to the city. included: Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Inman and Mrs. Boyd MacQuarrie, W. E. MacFar- lane, Miss Gladys Villett, Busi- ness College students coming out for the weekend visit to relatives and friends, inc1uded:— the Misses Beulah Ferguson and Audrey Thomson.

At the annual school meeting held in the Junior room of Hamp- ton school on June 1. under the chairmanship of Mr. John Roger- sori, quite a large agenda of busi- ness- was transacted, the auditor's report showing quite a small de- ficit following a heavy expendi- ture for modern school improve- ments and running expenses dur- ing the school term. In addition to running expenses and supple- ments voted (which remained the same as last year) new seats (chair and table combined) were voted to be purchased and instal- led in one room of the school, be- fore school re-opens, following vs- catlon period. Trustees for the forthcoming school term are:-— Victor Ferguson, Amy Dunsford and Elmer Inman.

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey MacEach- ern were weekend visitors at Hampton, guests or Mr. and Mrs. Murchison MacEachern.

Mr. Walter MacQuarrle was a week-end visitor to relatives in Hampton, guest of his grandmoth- er, Mrs. W. A. MacQuarrie.

Jesus‘ statement and ruling, of- fering direction in the face of great opposition and hypocricy was lucidly set forth in the sermon at the services of’ public worship on June 8, with a goodly attendance of worshippers present as attentive listeners, and whole hesi-ted par- ticipation in those old hymns which never grow old, led by 14 full Church choir. ——CE

Norfham and A Vicinity —Mr. and Mrs. Keith McDoug-

all, Bideford, were the recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Colwill.

Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sanderson. Summerside. was the guest of Mr. Woodland Colwill recently.

A large number attended the

INTERRIIPTION NOTICE

There will be an interruption of electric power on our Malpeque Road line west of Hunter River on Wed- nesday afternoon. June 9th, between the hours of 1:00 and 4:00 p. m.. weather permitting, for the pur- pose of changing some connections to allow us to string the new line through Norboro.

Maritime’ Electric co. Ltd.

National P':1m Board showing in the Tyne.Va!ley hall on Wednesday evening.

The many friends of Mr. Arthur Miller are sorry to hear that he is a patient in the Prince County Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ellis, 0'- Lelry. spent a few days recently visiting at the home of his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ellis.

The funeral of the late Muss Olive Harper was held from St. James Anglican Church. Part Hill. on May 29. Rev. Mr. Findley was the officiating clergyman. Pall bearers were Messrs. Stanley Hat- field, Wilfred Maynard. Stewart Montgomery, Wyman Birch and Joe Veale.

The many friends of Mr. Char- les Newcombe, will regret to hear of his serious illness. All join in wishing him a speedy recovery.

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VVHEATLEY RIVER W. I.

Mrs. Chester and Mrs. Preston Rackham entertained the members of the Wheatléy River W. I. on June 3.

There were 11 members present who answered roll call by naming their “first school teacher." Cards of thanks were received from friends who had received a. treat duruig their illneu.

It was decided to leave the Sal- vation Ai'niy canvass for another month. Parts of the constltutioi. of the Women's Institute was read by different members.

The committees gar? their re- ports and the follo\1ir.g ones ap« pointed for next month: sick. Mrs. Harry Ling and Mrs. Alfred Ax- worthy; lunch, Mrs. Milton Rack- ham, Mrs. Leonard Ling and Mrs Rcagh Barrett_ It. was decided to get a treat of ice cre.1m for the children at the school closing.

Mrs. Preston Rackham and Mrs William Ling were appointed dele- gates to the annual convention.

The roll call for next month is

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The June n1eet.ii; uf Milicove Women's Institute was held June 2. at the home of Mrs. Louie Bradley, The vice-president, Mrs E. Peters acted in the absence of the president.

There were 1-! members present Roll call was aiisiiered iilld c0r— respondcnce read and discussed. It was moved and seconded to give 85 to the Salvation Army. Dele- gates were appointed to attend the convention. sick committcc re- ported qiie treat given.

New blinds are to be bought for the school. Secretary is to inquire about cost of making a cupboard in school also to price a new teach- er's desk. The new roll call is to be zinsuered by a cookie recipe.

New sick committee are Mrs. Arthur Hughes. Mrs, Dan Brad- lay; program committee, Mrs, Peter Hughes. An interesting contest was put on by Helen Cullen won by Mrs. Sheerian.

Mrs. Frank Cc-iinick invited the members to her home for the Jul_\ meeting. to be answered by naming a "wild flower". Mrs. William Ling ll1\'ll.- ed the members for the July meet- imz.

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PRINCE ‘EDWARD ISLAND HOSPITAL

The Trustees again

point out that the Hospital is op-

erated on a non-profit basis. That there is no annual cam- paign for maintainance. The salaries of those who serve you and the money for the necessary supplies needed for

your care must come from your payments.

With the increasing cost of maintaining standard hos-

pital services the trustees find it nccessaijv to enforce the collection of all outstanding accounts. have gone out and all persons affected are asked to ar- range settlement to avoid the enibarrassnient of legal pro- ceodings.