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ur. and Mrs. W. A. O'Brien. re-

last week from a very pleas-

uu. motor trip through the New

gugland States on vacation. While

in poston, they attended the tall

wgung meeting at the Moi-ell Club .1 noeton.

11,. highlight of their trip was in attending the Golden Wedding Anniversary oi their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Fred OBrien at the K. C. Building in Somer- ylug, where two i-undi-ed invited

ts were gathered a.nd the toast

the bride Wsl given by ljtev. phglen Mexanna. P. P.. Morell, r. E. I. Father Mcxenna said only a law are blessed with that special biuging oi! ilfty years together mu-ing their Joys and sorrows as one.

Mr. and Mrs. Owen llnnott. and mung son arrived from Ontario late last week for their iirst vac- ation in some years Mr. sinnott. is a son oi Mr. and Mrs. P. 8. sin- nott and is a iirst class butter- msker having served his time here in the co-operative crearnery, also at Kenslnaton and Souris. Mrs. sinnott, also halls irom here. was Louise Lois Eldershaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eldershaw. They will remain here a few more days then start the long fourteen hundred mile drive back to their chosen home port. .

Mrs. Arthur Blaxland. and daughter Leodia returned late in the week from a pleasant motor trip to Toronto. where they wen- guest; of Mrs Blaxland's brother Howard Mosher and Mrs. Mosher. Mrs. Blaxland, sister Miss Beatrice Moshcr, also made the trip to the

Queen City. guest of her brother

nnd his wife.

The work of widening and re-

building the old harbor road here

got underway last week and for

the tits! lime in history this old

road will be built a full standard width.

Mrs. James Arnold and daughter Ada arrived home from Hamilton. Ontario. last week after spending most oi the summer there. ,Mrs. Amolds daughter and llllSb8ll'l

Mr. and Mrs. Squires reside in

Hamilton.

ilorne Valley

Mr. and Mrs. James Callaghan were among those attending a meeting at the P.E.l.. Federation of Agriculture at the Charlottetown Forum on September 29.

Mr, Malcolm MacLeod was a visitor to Montague on Sept. 20. where he was the guest of his son- ln-law and daughter. Mr, and Mrs. Alexander MacDougall.

Miss Mae MacGrath. left recent- ly on return to Toronto, Ontario, after spending a pleasant two weeks vacationing at the home 0! her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Munro MacGrath.

Mr. Fred MacLeud. third year

pital thisweek to undergo a serious operation. All hope to see her have a speedy recovery.

Rev. Phaien McKerfiia, P. P., has returned to his duties following an enjoyable vacation.

Mr. and Mrs. John L. Laybolt. had their big'house moved from Dundee, to the paved highway last week. i

Miss Rachel Siniiott and brother Owen were in the city on Friday on business.

Mr .and Mrs. .lohn I-iemieberry. who were here irons Western Can- ada to vacation at Mr Henueberrys old home, have leit again on return to their Western home in B. C.. where Mr. Henneberry has been an R. C. M. P. officer for a number of years.

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Perccy. who,

have a summer home here are ex- pected irom R. I. this week for a few days. Mr. Percy. was here :ii the summer but his wife the forni- or Mary McKenna did not make the early trip.

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student at Prince or wsies college spent the first week-end of Oct- ober at his home in Lorne Va” ley.

Lorne Valley School closed for the annual fall vacation on Friday. October 1.

Mr. Lauren MacLeod was a vis- itor to the City on October 2.

Mr. and Mrs. John MacLure. Charlottetown, were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacDonald on October 3.

Mr. Grant McCannell. left on Sunday on return to Toronto. Ont., alter vacationing in this vicinity for the past two weeks where he was the guest (2! his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben McCannell.

Mr. and Mrs. Smith recently mo- tored from Maine. U. S. A., to the island, where they are visiting friends. They were visitors to this vicinity on October 4. Mrs. Smith was formerly Stella MacSwain, Lorne Valley. -

Mr. Heath MacGrath and Mr. Lloyd MacDonald. m o t o r e d to Morell on Thursday, where they attended the old-time fiddling and step-dancing contest. ,

Mrs. Malcolm MacLeod leit on October 3. on a visit to Toronto. Ont., where she will be the guest of her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Palmer MacLeod.

Mr. and Mrs Edward Crane and son. Lea. Bangor, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Crane's parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. MacGrath on October 3. -

Mr, W3,-1-(:11 MacD()nald and iron poverty. have bloumedyanew with

daughter, Jun oi Springhill. N.S.. motored to Lorne Valley on Oct- ober 3. They were week-end guests of the formers mother.

Mrs. George MacCausland and Mr.

Mac-('aiisland. Warren, a former

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n".. 1?, tilt): resident of this vicinity.Walx;ays

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A. gala event took place at the home 0! Mr. and Mrs. James A. MacDonald on Monday night, when a miscellaneous shower was held in honor of their daughter, Muriel, prior to her approaching marriage to Mr. Raymond Shaw. The gifts which were many and beautiful were opened by Miss Ruth Mac- Kenzie and Miss Iva Jay. and the accompanying good wishes were read by Miss Florence Ployer.,The recepient in a few well chosen words expressed appreciation and thanks to all present. And every one joined in singing. "For They Are Jolly Good Fellows." Re- freshments were served and the remainder of the evening was spent in music and dancing.

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