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AGENTS:-MONTAGUI: Ilaroid F. Landry. Mn. Byron Stewart. Mn Bruce MaePhee. Min Joyce Wigginton, Miss Joan Johnston AGENT GEORGETOWN: Waldon Lovers.

The Guardian may he bought at the following places in Montague:

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. Post Office: in Souris: The Snack Bar and El. Richards at son.

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tugust 31st.

'NOV!.'L SHOWER. - A novel shower was tendered Miss Ruth Stewart and Mr. Carmen Carle. Montague, who are to be married In September, Thursday evening

Mr. and Mrs. Neil Campbell .who spent their summer vacation in New Perth, returned to their home in Boston, Mass. They were ac- companied by Mrs. Edwin com of Newtonville, Mass.

Georgetown and Vicinity

Mr. William Jamleson of Stur- geon was a business visitor to Georgetown recently.

Miss Minnie Owen. formerly of Georgetown. now residins 5!! Charlottetown. was a recent vist- tor to Georgetown.

Master "Billy" ll-ook of (flinc- lottetown was a recent guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Levondler.

and

Mrs. Bernard Balchllder

HanS'Afamily who have been visiting in who'New London, have

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under the stars near Mr. and Mrs. spent, the past few weeks in Moiit-fun,-H. home in G(,m.ge,0wn,

Ken Clements' cottage on Montague River. About

guests honoured the couple who were seated on two lawn chairs suitably decorated with pink and white streamers and balloons. The many beautiful and varied gifts which the couple received. carried in a. decorated wheelbarrow, were arranged on a table by Miss Peggy Beck; accompanying verses read by Miss Shirley MacGregor. The evening was spent in singing with the Clements brothers accompany- lng on guitars. Soft drinks and

thi:.ague, guest of her parents Mr. and' thirty Mrs. J. H McGregor

Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Kennedy, .Weyniouili. Mass.. who are spend- ing their vacation in Millview, iwt.-re visitors to Montague recently,

...!0N BICYCLE T()l'R-Miss Mary E. Rand of Suckville, N. B. vlas a recent guest at the Poole Hotel in Montague. Miss Rand is making a tour of the Island on a bicycle and she says it is the

delicious corn were provided for best way to 3” the Island in an Ill. - M- We beauty. The people of the . Island, she says, are only too

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helpful in making her trip pleas ant. and interesting. During her tour she visited with friends in Charlottetown and Montague.

.. 'P0.ST NITTIAI. SH0l!'liR.- Mrs. W.'illcl' Beer and Miss Jean MacDonald were joint hostesses Tliursdny evening at Miss Mac lDonald's home when they tender- pod A posl-niiptinl shower in hon- ,or of Mrs. Daniel ivi.'lCKt3TlZiP. Coyle. RNA whose tmnrringc took place roccntly. Sire jwas escorted to a gailv decorat- ed chair by Miss Jr-an MacDon- ,.'ild to the strains of l.ohengrin's lBrldnl Chorus. A it-atuicd event of the evening was a sing-song, at-conipnnicd on the organ by Mrs. Beer and Mrs. Bruce Mac- Ph99- Th" many lowly gifts were ripened by Mrs. Jerome Power, the accompanying verses read by Mrs. Bruce M.'ir'Phec. and the gifts arranged on n tablc by Mrs HPlFl'!'.V Fraser. Mrs. l'ii.'ii'ix'cn7.n:

Rev. E. R. and Mrs. ML-Vicar and family of Port Elgin, N. B. are guests of Mrs. McVicar'.- parents. Mr. and Mrs B. H. Stewart.

Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Bruce

and family who have been va- cationing in Georgetown left in few days ago to return to their homg in Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Levan- dier left early in the week on a motor trip to Nova Scotia, which will include visits to Sydney and Hadleyvllle. Cape Breton.

Mr. J. A. MacKlnnon lcii re- cently to iciurn to Ottawa. Ont after a visit spent in George- town, where he was the guest of Mr. and Mrs J. W. Layers.

Mr. Gordon Douglas, professor of English at Cranhrook School. Cranbrnok, B. C.. has been visiting his mother. Mrs. L. H. Douglas. He left a few day! ago to return by motor to Bil- iish Columbia.

Mr. and 'llrir:S..:'Vhlll0i'i Burke and

ier Jean of Necdhani, Mass. who have spent the summer vislliniz in Georgetown as the guests of Mrs. Lennon's mother. Mrs. l.. H.

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,..(m.(.S3(.d hm. n-npl.m,i,rm.on for Douglas, left last week to return

ill" l0Wl.V and useful gifts she I0 the” hompf ;:3d nrp:1:,?i(.idou,,1hl:sfrrs Ifnllltmcd Mr. Mark Kiggins of Cam .. . the NM", n'”m:,'”(fn huc?l:I;"o'; bridge. Mass., who is visiting in beautiful bride's cairn. made and uI”sl1.Progl"f;: WILRR ";:cn;(-:u.c5' . 9 h. -A F, , p 0 us ro ier, cv. I gins :,:.Mc:i ',”?:':iI3Q;.,.r1:l', H"; "I0 at St. James Parocliizil House The riill-).i.:il)llr: Aoihiiiiyrig nl(:"iOS W"”" in ,('-inmmgwng. Kin- Hmughl M R Mn” gm”) HM -(inn. ins also xisitcil his siacis. Fclh

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Mrs. F. J. DeLory. representing the Georgclown sub-division, at- tended the 29th annual conven- tion of the Catholic Women”. League of Prince Edward island which was held in Summcrsiile this week. Mrs. DeLory was a n'-cmber of the convention's reso- lution committee and also ad- dressed the meeting on the com- ing annual meeting of the Cath- olic Girls Scholarship Associa- tion. Shc urged the League's members to continue ihcir gen- erous supporl of t i pr ' i.

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At e special meeting of the Mon- tague Town Council last night it was decided that all culverts un- der size on the main streets would be removed so as to permit a bet- ter flow of water during the time of heavy rainfall or seasonal floods. This move came as a fol- low-up of the recent heavy rain which caused so much damage to the streets of the town. It was pointed out that because of the small culverts, the rushing water had been diverted to flow down the middle of the road washing out the traffic route into deep gullles. It was proposed that the present culverts would have to be replaced by larger ones about 12 inches in diameter.

The meeting was presided over by His Worship. Mayor B.H. Yeo. Councillors present included Messrs. Reynolds, Nicholson and MacLeod.

It was moved and seconded that Mr. John White be appointed to act as a policeman officially in conjunction with police chief, Mr. Charles Macfsennan.

Discuss Fire Equipment

Considerable discussion took place regarding the fire equipment, and it was decided that the Fire Mar- shal would inspect the equipment regularly to see that all was in readiness for any contingency. The Marshal pointed out that it was difficult at. times to get the vol- unteer fire brigade to attend meet- ings, and he expressed the hope that at the next meeting there would be a larger attendance. The Council instructed him to report back concerning the next meet- ing. It was also proposed that the

daughters Jean and Joan who ma brigade hold several practice have been the guests of Mrs sessions so as to become familiar Burke's brother and sister. Mr with the equipment, 0 and M75. Nb?" Kl"?-V Ml ”"5 Councillor Nicholson reported week to return to their home in that a dam would have in be mn- B05l0"- Ml"-T struclcd at the Burnt Bridge to provide a sufficient quantity of M” Ed'1i'”' L""""" "”d '''””L'!" water for the pamper in case of

fire in that section of the town. The Council gave him power to proceed with this project. Councillor MacLcod stated that the streets were in very bad con- dition owing to the daniage front the recent heavy rain. He said that the maintenance man would re- quire additional assistance to get the :.trocts in proper condition within a short period. The Council was informed that the culvert in

His ,iiont of the skating ring was block-.

'cd and some construction work iwi-is necessary to put it back in lconditlon so that the water from the north part. of the town would have a clear flow through the. drains.

Mayor Yeo stated that in vicwl of the recent hoist in electric rates granted to the Maritime Elcctricl Company -by the Public Utilities Board the cost of street. lighting in Montague would jump to sl-l000ll.

Some discussioii took place re- grading the condition of the town dump, and it was pointed out that it would have to be closed and a new location determined. A loca- tion on the road leading to Kil- mulr was proposed. and it was felt that it man would have to be ap- pointed who would be on call to take the garbage to the dump This matter was not definitely decided. and was to received it more lengthy discussion at a later meeting.

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Presbyterian Church, Caledonia. on Sunday was very largely a:- tentlcd and was conducted by Rev. A. C. Fi'.'i.-icr of Vlillcyfiold. The Orwell liczirl and Valley- field Church choirs joined with the Caledonia Church choir in leading the service of song. The congregation joined hcnrlily i.'U

"the ringing of the old tunes, and

the special nunibr-rs providr-ii by the choirs were also enjoyed. Each choir consisted of proximately twenty voices. Scripture passages, prayers and appropriate remarks by Rev Fraser alternated with the musl- cnl niimbtvzz ilirouglioui the so"- vicc. Under the leadership of the Vail:-yflcld choir and Mrs. W. A. Bruce, organist, service opcncd

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Bristol residents regret to hear of the illness of Miss Geraldine Barry. she is in the Charlottetown Hospital where the is a member of the staff.

Miss Bertha. Mccarthey. daugh- ter of Mrs. Eph Malone and the late Patrick Mccarthey, has Join- ed the staff of The Charlottetown, and entered into her duties last week. She was a graduate of Notre Dame this summer.

It is learned with regret that Mrs. Danny Binnott has entered the Charlottetown Hospital and may have to undergo an opera- tion. Also in the hospital is Basil MacDonald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gus MacDonald.

Rev. Reginald Phalen has re- turned to his home here to finish his vacation before taking up his duties as assistant pastor at Trac-

Phalen is a popular young priest end has served in different parishes this summer for short periods.

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be employed in a similar position Jack will be sorely missed around the firm where he was I faithful employee.

uerc here. on their honeymoon, left last week for their home in Antig- nish, where Mr. Kelly is manager of the Agnew Surpass shoe store He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly, and his bride is the former Miss Fraser of Halifax.

Mr. and Mrs. Billie Clark have arrived from Boston, Mass, by car to spend 1 vacation with Mrs. Clark's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly. They are a very popular young couple. Before her marriage Mrs. Clark was Patricia Kelly, and she met her husband while he was on vacation' here.

The school bell rings again Mon- day morning. the 27th., calling the liuiidrcds of children who will wend their way back to the two graded schools and six single room schools in this vlcliiity. The Mor- ell School will have three teach- (rs with Mabel O'Brien as prin- cipal while St. Peter's Lake will open with two teachers, Miss Flor- ciicc Mathcson as principal. Fran- cis Sinnott will be at Bristol and Alice McCarthy at Morell Rear.

Raymond Jay of the R. C.A.F. at present stationed in Halifax. and his wife and children. are spending a leave at their old homes l.ere. Raymond is a son of Mr and Mrs. J. B. Jay, and served with the R.C.A.F. during the war. At the close of the war he joined the permanent force and has been stationed at bases all over Can- ado. His wife, the former Reta O'- Brien, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. James A. O'Brien, also of !his vicinity. She has a brother also in the Air Force, presently stationed in the North West.

with the Doxalogy, followed bi congregational singing. The choir contributed "Further Along", and right male voices sting "Church In The Wildwood", followed by the choir ringing "Marching To Zion".

With the Orwell Heed char leading and Mrs. S. A. MacLeod as organist. the congregation sang "Stand Up Stand Up For Jesus", nmi Mrs. ll. Martin and Mrs. E. Hntkclt sang the (luv: 'Spc-ml Away".

With Mr. Hugh Martin as solo-

ist, the choir then sang "Thr- Singer and the Song” followed by "March On." ,

The Caledonia choir was in

charge of the closing under Mrs. Alan Cameron, and special num. hers included "Ho Died Of A Broken Heart" by the choir. "Marvelous Grace" by Willard Bruce and Mack Munro, and Buelah L'lllt'i. Benediction wa'. pronounced by Rev. Mr. Fraser A substantial offering was re. ccivcd and is being put tow": the painting fund.-M,

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Pursuant to and by virtue of a Writ of statute Execution to me directed and issued out of the supreme court of Prince Edward Island on the 22nd day of August A. D. 1961 in an action wherein M. F. SCHURMAN COMPANY LIM- ITED is Plaintiff and ALAN MACLEOD ls Defendant. which said Execution is marked levy for 31123.85 together with interest on 31117.5 at five per cent from the 31st day of July A. D. 1951.

I HEREBY GIVE PUBLIC NOTICE that on Monday the 29th day of October A. D. 1951 at the hour of eleven o'clock in the fore- noon on the premises of the said de- fendant situate at.sourls in Kings County. Prince Edward Island, on the sixth parcel of lands herein- after described) I will set up and sell by Public Auction to the high- est bidder the lands and premises hereinafter described that is to Iay:-

ALL those parcels of land situ- ate lylng and being on Lot or Township numbers fifty nve and forty five in Kings County, Prince Edward Island, described as fol- lows:--

PARCEL NUMBER. ONE:

ALL THAT TRACT piece or parcel of lalid situate lying and being on Lot or Township Number fifty five in Kings County in Prince Edward Island, bounded and des- cribed as follows that is to say:-

COMMENCINO on the West, side of the France or Central Road in the southern boundary of sixty five acres of land formerly in pos- session of John Nicholson and being the second tract of land hereinafter described and running thence south along said road Eleven Clmliis and Fourteen Links; thence North eighty eight degrees ten minutes West Fifty Two Chains and Sixty Links to the Cumberland Road; thence North along the said Cumberland Road Nine Chains and Forty Seven Links to the Southern. boundary of the said sixty five. acres of land formerly in D()S.s'0.sS-. ion of the said John Nicholson and being the second tract of land here- inafter described: thence Fast along said Southern houniinry Fifty Two Chains and Sixty Links to the place of commencement and containing Fifty Four Acres of land a little more or less and being the land conveyed by the Government

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of Prince Edw.'ird I.-land to .lnhn McKay by Deed Poll bearing date the 13th day of April A. D. 1868. . PARCEL NUMBER 'I'll'O:

ALL 'llllA'i' Tit.-tC'll piece or par- cel of land siiuaie lying and being on Lot or Township Number fifty five in Kings County in Prince Ed-, ward Island, bounded and describ-J ed as follows ilirit. is to say: i BOUNDED on the East by the Central llnc of Lot fifty five; on the South by the triict of land. above described; on the West by lzind in posessiiiii of Peter Mc- Donald nnd Egra Campbzll; and on the North by a proposed road. leading from Cahill's to Forest Hilll and containing an arm of Sixty; Five Acres of land a little more or less and being the land conveyed: by John Niclmlson and wife to iliel suid Joint McKay by Indcniure

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ertson) and on the West by the roar line of farms fronting on the Forest Hill Road and containing SCVNHY Two Acres of land a little more or less and being the land of which the lute James Robertson died seized and which was devised to, Mary Emily Currie by the last will and testament. of the late James Robertson.

PARCEL NUMBER Sm;

l. THJAT TRACT piece or par- cel of land situate lying and being at Souris on Lot number forty .tive 1" Mulls County. Prince Edward Island. bounded and described as follows that is to say:

COMENCING on the Southwest- fm 5”!” W Washington Street at llic southeastern side of the Eng- i.-li Ciiurch burial grounds, thence

running Southeastwardly ,1 said Street for a tlislancc of 51; five feet to other land of ll1D5' grantor (Mattliew and lifciru Ltd): thence in i1'S0lllileriv dim Hon by s plarallel to the is...-.5. eastern side of the said bu,-3, ground to the bank or shared Souris llanbour; thence North wostnvnrdly along Ull' mfillll! mu; Southeastern side of the bum ground aforesaid: iliencc Noni slxtly eight degrees iliirty six ml Utes East along the saute to it place of commencement.

DATED at snurit in King County this 25th day nr August A. D. 1951.

J. B. EDVVIN REID. Sheriil.

bearing date the fifth day of April A. D. 1882 suid two tracts of land containing Ono liundrcd and Nixie- teen Acres of land a little more or less, and hcini:'ilie farm of land conveyed to James Hcrron by John, McKay by liidonture bearing the 7th day of May 1918 and which the said Indciiture is registered in the, Office of the Rozistrar of Deeds at Charlottetown in the said island 1 in Liber 41 Folio 293 and by thc' said James Herron convcycd to the said Flora McDonald by Indcnturc bearing date the ldtli day of Nov-l ember A. D. 1919. l PARCEL NUMBER 'I'llR.E'.E: