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Piusvile and Vicinity

'-Min Jeanie Nichoieol. Vail River. Man, is spendint Mr Mil- dus in Piusvllle at the home of Mrs. Ambrose Corcoren.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Dotson have returned to Toronto after spanding their heiimye in Plus- t e.

Mrs. Charlie L. Gallant went to'

Surnmerlide on busineu recently.

Mrs. John T. Gallant recently spfrn. a few days in Halifax, N. 8.

Mr. and Mrs. Lance Dalton and family. Mrs Melvyn Macctregor and family, Burton Lot 7, were visiting at the home of Mrs. Am- brose Corcorsn on Sunday, Octo- ber 5th.

Mil Olerisae Gallant. Piueville. left Friday, October am for Tor- onto.

Miss Marie Gallant has returned to Toronto after spending her holidaye with Mr. and Mrs. John 1'. Gallant.

Miss Mary Trainor spent the weekeid of October 5th at her some in Roseville.

Mr. Keith Kelly, Raeeville, re- cently visited in Plusville.

Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Gallant, Duvar, spent the weekend of Oc- .oher 5th in St. Louis, guests of Mr. and Mrs. William O'Brien.

Miss Anita Gallant spent a day i-coeritly at her home in Plusville. She is employed at the Western Hospital, Alberton.

Piiuvilln school has closed for fall vacation.

A very enjoyable evening was spent in Piusville hall on Wednes- day night, October lst, when a dance was held in aid of Piusville school. The music was supplied by

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llilecoiuiciis and Vicinity

.Jlr. and ma Clarence Pinesu end family of Miscouchs are a ndln, a month in Bloomfield v iting reletivee.

Mrs Ken Linklehtsr of Sum- iunide was visiting in Miaoouche on 'I'huuQy, September nth, at the home of her sister. M11 Mb- ert Canon.

Ming Audrey Gallant of Bloom- field was a visitor in Mlscouche on Sunday, September 28. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Des- Rochee.

Cyril Perry of Miscouchs re- centiy left for Oshawa. Ontario, where he will be employed.

Mrs. Melina Rile of Pleasant- viils, New Jersey. .B.A.. was I recent visitor to Miscouche at the home of her mother, Mrs. Steph- en Deeftoches.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gaudet of Mlecouche left on Sunday, Sep- tember IB, to visit other parts of Canada and the United States.

Gus H. DesRochee of Miscouche

Maura Leens.rd Barnett. and Ray- mtmd Gallant.

Mr. George Clark. Hills River, was in Piusville recently on busi- ness.

Friends of Mrs. Fred Gallant are sorry to hear she is a patient in the Prince County Hospital, Summerside. All wish her a speedy YCCOVCIY.

Master Alyre Gallant celebrated his tenth birthday on Sunday, October 5th. '

The Misses Norms Corcoran and Jeanie Nicholson were visiting in Burton, Lot 1, on Sunday, October 5th.

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Arthur Gaudet returned to his home in Mlseouche on Monday, September 29, havinz limit e few days in the Prince County Hos- pital receiving treatment.

Eric Gaudet of Miscouche left for Oshawa Ontario, on Tuesday, September 0.

Gerald Steele, who is attending St. Dunstan's University, Char- lottetown, was in Miscouche on Thursday, October 2, visiting his

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Steele. Mrs. Joseph Cole recently re-

turned to Baltimore. 5411.. after having spent some time in Mis- couche at. the home of her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Arsenault.

Mrs. Phillip Gallant of loin- merville. Mass, was a visitor in Miscouche recently, guest of her mother, Mrs. Stephen DesRoches.

Mrs. Gus DeaRoches of sum- mcrside was a guest of her sister, Mrs. Cyrus DesRoches of Mis- couche on Sunday, September 2!.

Mary Sapier of Lennox Island is attending the Miscouchs High School

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Deaftoches of Miscouche motored lo Rustico on Sunday, September 28.

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Poirier of Miscouche motored to Borden on Sunday, September 28th.

Mrs. Picton Brown returned to Miscouche after having spent some time in New Brunswick visiting her sister, Betty Gillis.

Mrs. Lawrence Whalen of New- ton, Mass., was I. visitor to Mis- couche at the home oi her moth- cr, Mrs. Stephen DeaR.oches.

i Euclid Desftoches of Miscouche left for Oshawa, Ontario, on Tues- day, September 30th.

Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Gallant and ,children, Iris and Roger, motored lo Charlottetown on Monday, Sep- tember 29th.

The Children of Mary held their monthly meeting in s. classroom of the Miscouche High School on .Sundny evening, September 28th. .Sister St. Mary presided.

, Cyril De.sRoches of Miscouche recently left for Ontario, where 'he will be employed.

l On Monday evening. September, ;29. a nylon demonstration was' lheld at the home of Mrs. Harold Perry, which was well attended.

Hilary DesR.oches has returned 'to his home in Mlscouche after having spent some time in the United States visiting relatives.

Congratulations are being ex- tended to Mrs. John Perry of St. Nicholas on winning a consider- able sum of money at a bingo in the Summcrsldc Legion Home.

Two Sisters of the St. Martha's Orphanage, Charlottetown, were in Miscouche on Sunday, September 1 28th. -

Julian Gnudet of Miscouche re- ccntly left for Ontario to work.

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Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Doucetlx: oi Halifax spent the weekend of Oc- tober 4th in Miscouche at the lbonie of Mrs. Doucet.te's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Perry. -B.V.

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Vicinity . -Mr. and Tvfrs. Everett Lowe and Mr. and Mrs. Rosland Neal, Stubcn, Maine. were recent guests

of Mr. and Mrs. David Enman, Victoria West.

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Enman, from the United States. are the guests of Mr. Enman's mother,

Mrs. John' Enman, and her broth- er Howard, Victoria West.

Miss Mary Belle MacLeod, Low- ell, Mass, is spending a pleasant holiday at the home of her broth-

oi-s, Mr. Alex MacLeod, Victoria West, and-Mr, Roderick MacLeod, Mt. Pleasant.

Miss Faye Ellis, Northam. spent the weekend of October 5th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Angus MacArthur,

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hardy and ifamily, Freeland, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Yeo on Sunday, October 8th.

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Clarke. Lot 16, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney lnman on Sunday, October 5th.

Mrs. Norris MacArthur, Toronto, Ontario, is visiting with Mr. Mac- Arthur'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burns MacArthur.

I Mrs. Kate Clarke and son Percy, ysummereide, were the nuts of Mr. and Mrs. Charles root on 'Sunday, October 5th.

Mr. and Mrs. William Hayes, Charlottetown, Mr. Albert bilat- Ai-thui-. Mt. Pleasant. and lee can Miller, nllerslio, left. by car 'on Monday morning, October our for Hamilton, Ont, when they :will attend the age of Mr. Herman MacArthur Mil Erma Gaudet, which vii take place on Saturday, r lith.

i Mr. and Mrs. Allleen Williams and their two children, and an. Thane Noyeeseturned to Toronto on Saturday. October 4th. efier spending a week with relatives in this vicinity.

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Conway and Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Palmer. Bor- den. were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Palmer re- cently.

Miss Norma Filmer. Bummer- elde. spent the weekend et the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Palmer. ,,

Mr. 1-1. D. Boyle, Kensi l.on.was a recent visitor at the ome of his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson.

Mrs. George Thom on was a recent visitor at the omes of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Boyle, Ken- sington.

Mr. John T. Doyle was in Gori- wJ1y on business Tuesday, October

A large number of fishermen from Conway and vicinity are busily engaged fishing oysters at Mill River.

Mrs. John Buchanan spent e weekend with her husband at Wood Islands recently.

Mrs. Ralph Oatwey. Summar- side, spent the weekend with her husband at Freeland.

Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Murphy

Robert Macbaurin.

Mr, and Mrs. Russel Macxlnnon and family, from the R. C. A. F. station in Debert. N. 8., are visit- ing with Mr. and Mrs, Reuben Enman.

Mrs. Joshua MacArthur, Poplar Grove, was a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milford Noye on Saturday evening, October 4th.

Mr. Wallace Noye, Jr., has re- turned to his home here after spending some months in Ontario.

A large congregation attended the harvest service in the Presby- terian Church, Victoria West, on Sunday evening, October 5th. The Reverend William Osborn was the guest preacher and he delivered an inspiring sermon based on the 92nd psalm, "It is a good thing to give thanks to the Lord". The soloist was Miss Millicent &iewart, Tyne Valley, who sang very sweet- ly the anthem "The Beautiful Garden oi Prayer", with Mrs. Ei- don Millar as accompanist, also from Tyne Valley. The church was decorated with fruit and veg- etables, which were later donated to the Health Centre.

The Enmore Women's Institute held their annual banquet at the Birch Hill Tourist Home, Sum- mersida East, on Saturday even- ing, October 4th. A delicious tur- Fey dinner was served by Mrs. Small. The following guests were present: Mrs. Lloyd Frost, Mrs Robert MacLaurin, Mrs. Angus MacArthur, Mrs. Thomas MacAr- thur, Mr. and Mrs. Burns Mac- Arthur, Mrs. Norris MacArthur, Mrs. Gordon MacArthur, Mr.-i Gerald MacArthur. Mrs. Allison Raynor. Mrs. Austin Campbell. Mrs. Milford Noye, Mrs. William Noye, Mrs. Ceoll Noye. Mrs. Ern- est. Noye, Mrs. Sidney Enman and Mrs. William Gillil. ,

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spent a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Oempbell, Knutsford.

Mr. Arthur Smith. South Free- land, was in summersidron busi- ness recently.

Mr. Clarence Murphy. who is employed on the car ferry at Bor- den. SPGM the weekend with his wife and family It in-eelsnd.

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Mr. Mark Brooms. who is em- ployed with Morrison ask! Mec- Ree. spent the weekend of Octo- ber ttii with his wife and family at Freeland.

Master Freddie Meolleill is Illendinls a few days with his uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. xi-ic MacNeill, West Devon.

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ST. ANN'S LOT O5 C. W. L.

A meeting oi st. Ann's C. W. L. was held on September 14th with an attendance of as members and two visitors;

The meeting opened with the League prayer by the Reverend Director. -Father Mocormsc. The president occupied the chair. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted as read, and the treasurer gave her report. The different conveners gave reports of their work.

A'thank-you note was reed for a gift of remembrance from a League member, also a letter from Miss Arsenault and the Mother Superior of Notre Dame.

The president. Mrs. Patrick Clarkln, gave a very wonderful re- port of the Diocesan Convention, taking each session in turn and giving a very interesting and de- tailed report on each.

Rev. Father Mocormss congrat- ualted Mrs. Clarkin. on her report, and gave a very interesting talk.

It was moved and seconded that 310.00 be paid tothe Cate- chism students who are on the Diocesan honour roll. some dis- cussion tool: place arranging for the annual chicken supper, and each member was to bring an art- icle for the bazaar.

It was decided that the Rever- end Director would be remember- ed by a gift of money from the League members as a small token of gratitude for all he has done. not only as a director, but as a lesder,,and a spiritual advlsor.

It also was decided that a mem- ber who is leavlng the Bub-Divls- ion would be remembered.

The meeting was then adjourn- ed, followed by Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament by Father Mc- Ccrmac.

KENSINGTON LADIES' All)

--The Kensington Ladies' Aid of the Prince County Hospital were guests for their September meeting on Monday night. Sep- tember 29th of the matron and night supervisor of the Prince County Hospital.

On arrival the members were shown through the hospital and many favorable comments were heard during the tour. A special interest was taken in the room furnished by this group and at the meeting which followed it was decided to purchase some ex-

irn articles for the comfort and pleasure of patients occupying this room.

Mrs. P. J. Kennedy presided and ihe secretary, Mrs. (Dr.) R. W. Auld read the minutes of the last

meeting. The treasurer. Mrs.

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lirvla Champion, gave the finen- clal statement.

Considering the expenditure on accessories for the room in the hospital it was decided to hold a pantry sale in the near future and arrangements were made for it. Twenty-two members paid their fees. two dime cards were turned in. and collation was telsen which added considerably

to the funds. Mrs. Fred Davlson invited the members to her home for the

next meeting. After the business meeting adjourned a social hour with the hostesses, was enjoyed. Dainty refreshments were served by Miss Schurman and Miss Adams with Mrs. Heath Stront- pi-ssldent of the Summer-side Ledies' Aid. pouring tea. The members saying good bye wet; unanimous in stating they had enboyed the evening, and what. might have been a drab meeting proved to be I p(lsasant and pro- fitable evening.- .

XKNBINGTON HOME AND ICIIOOL

-The first meetinl of the Ron- sington Home and School Assoc- iation for the current school year was held on Thursday night. Sep- tember 5th with a good atten- dance. The president. Mrs. George Bi-ookins. was in the chair and the meeting opened with reading of the Creed in unison.

Minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary, Mrs. Thomas Turner, and duly approv- ed. The treasures-is report showed the society in good financial standing.

A letter was read from "Save the Children Fun"'infos-mlng the group that a contribution was now due to continue the adoption of the little Italian girl by Ken- sington Home and School last year. A motion to send the re- qulred donation was unanimously passed and members expressed their approval of this act of brotherly love as a cure for the

me of the world.

An invitation was received from Mrs. (Di-.) 1!. W. Auld for per- ente and those interested in Girl Guides to attend a mestins at my home iii octobe when lliu Shirley Campbell of Toronto. Girl Guide leader and instructor, would address the meeting.

A report was receive from Mrs. Badger. music teacher. of I meeting of the south shore res- ilvel lxeeutlve which she attend- ed. Discussion followed and it was decided to give a donation to the'Festlval, the details to be decided by the executive after contacting the Ssutln Share A!- societion: The Ways and Means Commlttee eonvsner. Mrs. Gordon Cooke. made some sussutlom for raising funds which were well re- celved.

A nomination committee I'll appointed as follows, Mrs. Ralph McMillan, Mrs. Bruce McLeod and Mrs. Inglisi-n Jerdins.

Discussion on the prospect of having a regional high school in Keneington was introduced by A member who had recently vlsigd

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