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meeting were elected fo ol-

Presldent, lllas Minnie

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VicePreeident,!hs.l.A.

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Snnlnaeside

pmapacts,i.fa beobtained. _

occnrredatthefam-

fly residence. lil Townsend St., as Wednesday evening, of Mrs. \larga.retlAo!‘adyen,relieto!the iateAngusMe'l'adyen,whopaaeed awayevertyearsago. Theda- ceasedwasana.tivecfLakeAins-

andhadalmoet reached the

mmm on iife's iournay,

horn on Kay D, 1851. ill for some time and was not unexpected

ter marriage at Lake I1! they moved to Gre&

island, where they re- thsir coming to Mdney a number of years they

Whitney Pier, where_she

emnected with St. James

aetlve in varied de- thet church's work.

ence in the city

o the family

St. An- is aur-

Belo yu.. Mrs.

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yesterday afternoon

freight cars Howlan and

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XUIII DOAI-D-A congrega- timal meeting of Trinity United Church was held last evening in Hearts Memorial Hall with a ll-Ile attendance. The meeting was op-

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bearers were

Sweeney. Petniok Dennis Binnott,J0hnP.llartin. Michael 0°DD°11ys-nd'I.hos.Power.Bervlce atthegravewasoonductedbyhev. Louisbougan.

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Jr-. who discussed

te manner 0anada's |lldl|li»fY~ The diatrman J. P. Miller.

Haolntyre,

The

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JUNIDI IOL! Nall l0(ll'l'!

Hll‘l‘l - The monthly meeting of

Holy Name Society was e Most Holy Redeemer

the Vice-

presid-

e =:r§§gr ge §§€§;§;;r§§;§ llilfi-.tial-gli; 5;; §§5§. ¥ F a -E

talk

points lead- The meeting Following this

of the

-FUNIIAL 0? MIB. .IOSIPII

BUIUIIAN-'libs funeral of llra. Joseph Schuman was held oo lun- day afternoon md was attended by mm! old friends. The service at the house was conducted by Rav. Carlyle Watterwwth, pastor of the Christian Church. Rev. Mr. Watter- worth also conducted the service at the imnroh, alistad by Rev. W. H. Harding and Rev. G. A. Jeffreh former pastors of the deceased. Mil Oannon sang very sweetly "Doee Jlus Mrs. Ralph Hut-tart presided at the organ. The pallhearerg were Mayor Lidetoue, 0oL l. l. ltreng, x. C., Kelvin Minfay, La* llountain. Prank Lmuntar. sssynun sehurmm. m- terment was in the People's Oom- etery. S.

@Pelm

It-h. death at her L 'me

health ormdi-

that were not

was

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l|l's..lamae0larko1NorthW entertaiaes_tbe w.u.s.ox llu'thladequeUnitodChurchlaet Wedneedayatthairauxiliaryineet- in¢.A!ter-theregular meeting s soolelhourwas enjoyed and a dainty lunch served by the host- easv-S

= r Eglis Ellis Zglig §§;§§§ rffile §

Wh&¢ieSeoretery T. Branch and lbs. lashed Vice-pruidont. Themeatingis inghe1din'I‘rurotoday.

Theprwoaed Naturalrroduots

l|ar'kethgAot wasdisoussed at otllderab lengthatanadioutn-

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Answers

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d a team chains had

get the can train was slit

The evening train

from Summerside going west was delayed near Ofleary until the wreck was cleared up.-B

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srs "; §§g§5E; §§‘E§ §E5EF §§i;§ Eirrtli

l of Winnipeg

visit Cheri

WEDDING BILLS-A marriage

of interest to many friends took

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Hided0liff0rdBhnieyJack-

the

and Kr. Le-

Hurray Sarbor. performed the

oeselnony

CJ 0mrd.ian‘a lpeehl Wife)

i .

llAl5AX, DY

Worth. former Halifax and char- lottetown meat merchant, was badly injured in New York last week-end. aecordixx to word re-

1e§hW0|'t.h.

e information said his father

hadbeenstruckonthesldehya heavy truck in a large New York sold storage plant. lzxaminatlcn in hospital revealed two ribs were broken and internal iniwies were feared. lr. Worth was employed in thepiantasforemanofthemaat department.

Before moving to New York sev-

eral Hr. Worth conduct-

in Halifax and

interested in I. I., meat

Worth, former St. Pat- eohool athlete and now New York. is another

Oda

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sare- was hat

. 0UR SATURDAY

'IHIIDAY _ '

nauuuus "

Pre-lnadiealeiaotiws

15

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CONDITION IHPUOYING-'Hia

.rsinrnezaszaenzs

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Ilan-

I-\\IChlin.who_ws| found Tuesday

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Beaehlnn

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:gin andwas

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undsnumtnatnevm bloodtranstusiontoday.

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AIAWUD ldll-Ura H. K.

ills and her sieler

Beaton were

louse.

left

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Street, gg 3,45

condition bum tiring

org; £55555;

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the latte pan e obliged to :keep his

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a few minute.. hem

ollalrorrrmwx sam; U' AI-Wrlrht vlwrhuecnns

hmm" Wright shoe oo chu-lomtuwn.

and wellknownassnartistdgm.

another

considering

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UIAIIZS

IADNBI-Tfiem gggggd ‘yay Q Saturday at his hmne in Victoria Wwt Mr Uharles miner, an sm llld respected resident of the qu. triot at 80 years of age, Hg 1"". W mmlm hi-swidowz five sons, John. ¥\l'¢»1D» '1'h¢°Phillll. Sherman and -T°l¢l>h: also tm daus-htm, mi. W» Smith and ws. Amnlbus me- Lsren. The funeral took'place on lbnday from his late home to the united church at vleiem wat. Rev. Hr. hloGovwa,n oGCiating»-8.

-DIATII 0|* MI. JOSH Al'l'HUlt-The death occurred

E15 ii

S Er I1; 5 r

ll!|l»A!l!llAKlG0-Ab¢-

redPlymouthRoekpulletownedby Mr. Wallace ltaolsy, Stanley

Shalmslaidalarlselgwitha smallermainside Theeggleaev snandoswhaliinchssineircum- feransaweighing seven ounoes.The egginsida isanormaisise one. weighingtwocunees.

IIIDAY

N Bridge, has surely gone haywire,

5 E 5 5 ri

5 E 55 iririilril iigéélfirg

,§§§r§§§§ $55 *§§§§2§§§ iii §sa$§?§§ iii

spectators. The

Rocky Point servi led for the present Ernest Molnnis with his las-ge motor boat as the Hillsboro is not quite ready The Newfoundland-Canada steam- ships Ltd. announce their intention of placing the B. S. Belle Isle (which was on the Charlottetown route two seasons ago) along with theSS,sama anew sieamerin these parte By all appearances this ecming season promises to he a real busy me for the waterfront. The R. C. M. P. are getting their

Mrs. mniamin Bridges gg Mr. John lhcA.rtnur

hlaehmitl; 1: me Art-hurwas years

resided at lot was a blacksmi well known to

lic. Since the deat

winter, he has

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Mae-

on

Sunday at the home of his niece, patrol boots into operation.

,rig

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resldedwithhb

nieee.0neson,PhillipofI.oti1hion.

lNACCIDlN‘l‘.hlefttomourn.'l‘hefunerai

took

will :exft 3 place on 'rueday afternoon.-S Charles Stewart.

, e

i mddm; |‘|¢ LIBIBAL STO!! CONTRA-

DICTID-A report. appearing

lei

ub-

sn as

There peeled away suddenly at

her home, Cherry Valley, P. E. la- land, on Thursday morning, the lbth day of March, 1934, Seling E. Jenkins, wife of the late Reaney Jenkins, who predeceased her twenty

Yee-fl 58°-

ldrs. Jenkins was born st Mt. Ai-

P. E. I. sixty-nine years ago,

a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Although ailing for some years,

her death came as a shock, not only to her family, but to her many

in friends and relatives. As s mother

she was kind, affectionate and aff

Jail, tentive. As a, neighbour and friend

eatarday's Patriot, of an alleged

'sOoun

prisoners

'by

tended

hosoltathg-lie net ez tn.

piece when nmtny suaaoath U°°'°l°1'¢°“`H .Mr-lulacln Gosbea it Guernsey Cove became °"°“`*°”»’l*b°°l“l°l!\mtY\le.

gqwgeu-|qnu”¢qmm| %N'DUUl‘8 ll'lVlCl-0nBun-

Am-\1|4¢h_.¢m¢pu. dayeveuingil-ltlB'.Harnld Wright ey mmf. me or-me °‘ °\1\f1°¢t°wvn sm of Mr. me

erm. and em. ll"-It-I-Wr1rht.ans vnoisa

'!‘homasGcabaeofG\rernsey0ova,"“"°" “\'|'h°°*°CYl¥DI»lhv\llil

Dart-

the Reverend

preaching the ser- ed church. Harold

occasions during .mission church

and Halifax

preaching to a Btairs

A U 1-, __ Hun” Memorial congregation he appear-

pulpit of the church father attended Sunday a email boy nearly forty

gk G e la; §§§§?§§e§

will

l

eelvesnmmeaysynu»m,eun-`

E s

Just as the dawn of Holy Week

eametous,brll18in¢anewday. Nmday, March seth, the gentle spirit ofowenwood, onsofthe moathlhlyrespectadresidantsef I.ak»Vdd».passadtoitseternal huns.-Although confined tohis

aars,his

without fbrlng-

who

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lloduigaa.

sonsolatkm

e E

City Hit!!

.gh ii il _‘lr

,AFP '

she-was ever willing in help when-

. ever opportunity offered. She has

now departed. No more in this life will we feel the genial warmth of her physical presence or hear her pleasing voice, but we have the greatest confidence, knowing her as

that she has entered into the t remaineth for the people

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tiaii

ned

li call was mbers. The

approved. an encou-

recent-

brary Commit-

um of $44.47 net

Prank McDon-

l

9 re

Ideretine were committee for The secretary

write for h00ka on

“Gardeniru" for study class _for next meeting. Mrs. Edward Gills, convener for Asriculturs save I moat interesting and instructive paper on the culture od tomatoes.

Oonvenora are requested on bring

questionnaires to Avril IM"-

vul be held on April 24th

hooiroom. Roll call

th the long defer-

Meeting closed

met-ltute Creed.

ral of Reginald D. Mac-

eld yesterday morning residence, ll Chestnut

urch of the Moet

a Requiem

by Rev.

g ra §°==r :rare :as § irzrrs grill§§§=§§l’§§g§l§§rfg§;§§ iigél si :os iilif-§ i-;:=§;= ," of argl 15;? l a;~a;~r gg 5; il lg: ?§i;;§§l§ l§§€§ r ll? lllaéilil iéili

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yoodiil:

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Honorary

(Kemhefl of Pedal Stall) william Bfenaut Barry Murphy Nwald Heaney Jia Connolly Thomas Whelan lsgma Wynne Nneral Dileott

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Ssnnolly

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ill;

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E FF* ‘lfgrils rlllé' gil-Q3, titgigir Eglffi 'sl "

stir; 5;: ~ z a iggiiliillfgl gil; igiférllfigll ll; ,§isls,§;§:, 5;.

, h_ -

§§§§i ,Earl ‘.55 Eel

ll|0l?llr\o(dia,\ogues, mqmhngg,

f'v:'lytlti0lil.tead‘i!lgl',ta.=d':;\|gi¢wgg audienoeandreeeivad wallazxeritsd IUWUIN- 'H10 pies aueidmad od!

Eiili =E§§“5 nil B iii;

Hman. Alv

Issac, Jerry Dal

McKinnon.

In the early morning of mp.;-¢-li 5 the angel of death, awoopirg down on the distract ot Brookvale, en- veloped in its eomhre garments and claimed for its victim. an old and holy respected resident artnet

place. the person or ltr. Smith in the wth; year of

Although deceased f

four arrive years engage in active never eomfined to

the morning pre he was able

superintend that morning of his break! an asthmatic daughter thinking periodic, attest neverdreamed itaeriousuntfi the earlyhoureofthsfoliownl mom- ing, #wing a peculiar chance cone over him. knew that death was approaahhig and hurriedly summoned hh pastor. the Rev. Father Pietre who administered to him thelast ritee oltheR»0man Catholic Church.

-LILAVH F08. sCM'l.AN'D -

Mrs. Charles Robertson and her five children leave on Friday morn- ing for Halifax where they will sail for Glasgow. Scotland, where Mr. Robertson has charge of a fox ranch at 'I‘homhlll about sixty mil- es from Olaqow. Hrs. Robertson was given a farewell party on 'hsesday evening at the home of her sister, Mn. William Heckbert of Summerside, when about thirty friends (I-therod to extmd their best wishes for a safe Journey and prosperous future in their new home. Mn. Robertson was the re- cipient of many 'lovely gifts from her friends. The evening :as pleas- antly spent in cards and social chat. The hostess ed a dainty lunch and. the guezgv before leav- ing wished Mrs. ivsmertacn bon voyage. lllre. Robertson is the daughter of Mr. Busel Ura-ig of Chelton and Mr Robertson was for- merly of Poplar Point, Annandak, and was a rancher at Mr. Reginald Saunders for five years before leav- ing for Scotland.-6

It is with deqa regret that our

citinens will learn of the death at his home, Longworth Avenue, yes- terday morning ol Mr. Robert N. Cox. The deceased, thoudz in his eighty fourth year, was remarkably active, showing much of his old- time vigor and energy. He walked from his residence down town and back on Monday and penned w he about in his usual condition of health. Hewuiwandamtzndasrly yesterday rnirning and his sudden pasing came as a greet shock to the family.

His beloved wife, nee Elisabeth

Sutherland, passed away on 0ciob~ er ls, leli. A son, Russel. also pre

him.

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d

Miss Edith, Superintendent of the Robert Brigham Hospital of Boston Kass.. In-a (Rev) O. 1'. Lancaster, Reading, lean., and lim Alice of Uhsltottatown.

saturday

Ceirltery. St. Psul'| ased being

of the

5 §

lil# gli; §§é?e itil?

aprominen dmrch.

IIA!! 0!

needay. the

of St. Jf¢ph served by the eeph's lodality

gmt

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sri a rl: ‘ as sis; ,r§2§,l;,,,§,§ Engl.. ,g ll §f=l~;.,.l.~irl@=§§; 1 rl§lE§r§g.§g5§|§§§§§r _B E |§¢ lgilialg §§? 5 2 giriii' S 3 gift, ,§l.lEa l = .55 l55if§§¢#35l?5, ii iigllii . _. . i, gg

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-l'l0BA'l'l.00Ul-‘l‘-

dd L Palmer. Ji-KISS was in Bummerside h

sion of the Probate day and Wednesd

Patrick D0‘.Yle

htate of N.

ton, not is, h

ed. The proving

Joevph DU-fly, D¢!

form of law was commenced on

all day Wednesday. when a ninn ber of witnesses were examined, The Lewyere engaged were Morley "

M. Bell and Thane Campbell, KD, . for the administrator ai the D-

E. Darby and Heath Strong. K. 0. for the xesiduary legatee under the " Will. The Executors having re-_' nounoed. The case was adjourned - until 'Dlesday the leth. of May. at

-'nn

F

..‘~'

Tuesday afternoon and continued: __

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Bummereide.-6 ” T

-DEATH 0|' ll-B. I. ll. DUI!!-»~

-'mere passed away in the Prinoa » County Hospital at midnight on ’... Wednesday. M11. Emma Burke, wife ._ of Mr. J. H. Birks of Bummsraide. __

some weeks ago and had been ill ,V ever since, gradually getting weaker. _~

daughter of the - _ Daniel Macmillan, oi Misoousha .

ied. Her Shi

Neill, of Indian River. There well " * no children of either marrisge. Be- ~ '

mody, or rails Rivers. Mm. who ~ has been with her for some time

stem it Miseoucne. and to when-_ much sympathy is extended. The , funeral will teke place on Sa.turda,y_|__-; from her late residence to Bt. Pauls 4

Church:-8. __

nor 2 -

L-,_ 1934, w Mr. and Mrs. W. Boyle,"

(nee Grace 1§l,cCarthYl- 8 l°°» oinnmus-st the P- I- WI-I4 ‘ gqgpitgi, April 10, 1934, to Dr. lid ' Mrs. it. S. Giddinss, City, a daulh-"~

MU'l‘CiI-To Mr. and Mrs. J. Rob-

ert Mutch, Mount Herbert, a son.

mouxssn-At me city Howl*-I-1 April il, 1984 to Mr. andllre Wen-

BloK.A!-In the mince count! nmplm. april 17. loss. to Mr. md Mrs. Earle MhcKsy inee Elisabeth- neaimol. or sea view, a daush¢°f~ mason-At tue P. 1. mans Hos- gm, Apu 15,1934, to Mr. and we George Oarscm, I SUD- wsnxs-At Mm-ny rmoor. Avril e lose. in Mr. and ws. Walter sf w¢¢xs mee Gertrude whim. Frederlctonl, a 90"- PAYNTIB-At French River. A0111 s 1034, to ur. and Mrs. Oharlel B- 15aynter twins a boy and girl, Har- ' J ne.

elen u

nn April ld in

Peter L. Joy. a dau¢h°

is lei

Old WU! I AY-

lb.

- ur.

ctsaxm-In this city on Avril

11. 1934 to MI. and Mill. P9310*

claim' ‘mn - :;~-z't..7l.. _ .

DEATHS

6nim3fn§nwiEEW#5$,

i.1* ~

“"u,_¢m_ ‘mg um my on sun la ..

mae, Jamn Larkin, ’ runners-rn mn eiw- Avril 14

xwrnm-nies at riwthrfddf- on April 3, U34, Mrs. Alexina MM > rsee, nod U :wl-

-n.An¢oa+s¢ impievood. Avril

8, mn, ,- onvasn-0ni~Aorll 10- l°1\4~ I'

E55? lfll §;§§‘

Dominic Chev-_J ‘

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dlin Morrissey a daulhl/Cl " '

15, use, me rem -n-amor. alll “"`

mg rem. , _ -raantoa-/it lnolevwd, Anfl-_- ie, ues. me Peter -rnlmr, asel-¢_-_-5

wnucm. and-sf!

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She was 55years of nge, andwa-eaf_A_ _"

UWM! llidml . \

She was twice msrr ' _ husband was the late John Mari " _

sides her husband there are left to ` mourn. one sister, Mrs. John Dar-- .

tate of Joseph Duffy and Waita.;;;;;¢

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im num me duress a more f_,,-

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and two brothers, John, in West Id-I 1.. _ ,, rnonton and Louis on the old home- ., n I

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r son, Dalia Chev- »

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