SEPTEMBER 23. 1952

WEDNES

whim "Road . and Vicinity

Mr. Barry Nicholson, Charlotte- town. recently spent the week- end at his home at whim Road.

Murray Harbour and Vicinity

,fM1ss Blanche Miller, Chestnut H111, Mass.. is spending some time at her home in Murray Harbour

North. --- Mr. Richard Campbell. com-

mercial Cross, was a recent visitor to Charlottetown.

Mr. Jack McLure, Montague. was A visitor to Murray rlarbour North, on Tuesday, Septem” 16th. --

Mil. J. N. MacDonald, Whlm Road, and Mrs. Harvey Fraser, Montague, were recent visitors to Summerside. x

Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Bueii and Mr. Joseph Hume, Murray Harbour. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mlllar on Sunday, September -e-- 14th. Miss Mary Macxinnon has re- turned to her home in Charlotte- town, after spending some time at Oommercil Cross, the guest of Miss June Benton.

Mr, Hugh Nugent, Orillia. Ont. spent a few days visiting friends ;it Murray Harbour North. Mr. Nugent was student minister at Peters Road and Murray Harbour North last summer. While here he was the guest of Mrs. Annie Ken- nctiy.

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. MacPherson and family, Belieuve, were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell, Whlm Road.

A successful dance was held at Whlm Road Hall on Wednesday evening, September l7th. with s

Belle McLure was anrecent to Summerside where she relatives and friends.

Miss r isitor visited

Mrs. Weston Johnston, and daughter Karen. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mcflerron. Montague on Thursday.

Mrs. Bessie Graham, Peter's Road, lti'I'.0I'nI')HIIlCd by. her son Merrill

IFIL: rcccntly H bons, Alberta, where she w" , clue to the illness of her III: her, Mr. Joseph McLean,

M-ANY REPEATEII

-iMHERST. N. S.-(CP)-Feah mo. of a Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic here was the number of "repeaters". Constable Andrewbuff headed the list with his 30th do-, nation. Roy Facey had 29, and sew-i-nl others more than 20.

BETTER RESULTS

HSLO. Norway - (CP) A The iifaih rate in Caesarean operations at the Norwegian State Hospital IiPl'e has been reduced to one in mi-ry 6'72 operations. The .15 into compares with 1.98 per cent :n the 1930-48 period.

large crowd attending to enjoy the old time square dancing.

It is regretted by all that Mr. Colin MacDonald. l(i'i.muir, is now a patient in the P. E. Island Hos- pital, Charlottetown. He is wished a speedy recovery by his many friends.

..'Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lawson, Stanhope, and Mr. and Mrs. Reu- ben Watts. Charlottetown, recent- ly left on a. trip to New York. Bos- ton, and other places in the United states. Mrs. Lawson and Mrs. Watts are former residents of Whlm Road, both daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Campbell.

BIG KILT

ARGYIL. Scotland-(C?) --Al- though John Bavldge, Britain's champion weight-puller, ns not a Scotsman, it. was decided he should wear a kilt at the Cowal Games. However, they were unable to find a kilt big enough for the six-foot seven-inch athlete.

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Bristol and 5 , o o o Vicinity Mrs. George Deveaux was in the City on Saturday. Sept. 20th, on

A new family arrived here to re- side on Thursday, September 18th. from the City. They are Mr. and Mn. Kelly and family of five

rbmmum jg small children, who have takenlup

Two young boy. in nu. vmnm, residence in Mr. Will" Tobin's Wu, tripped nanny breaking house for the winter months at window, 1,, the 0. N. R. muway least. Everyone welcomes this new

family and wishes them success.

station and received a severe' re-

priinand.

The old mill road from the high- way north towards the shore has been completed and is now a lovely road, for the first time for a. long while. In fact it is doubtful if this road has ever been re-hullt before in fifty years, as the old residents say it was never I. real road.

Miss Mary McAdam, one of the community's popular young ladies, has taken a position as head wait- ress in the village diner and has a welcome mile for every one, and that means a. lot in the restaurant business.

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Mir. Pius Mclnnis, the smart Guardian delivery boy, has gone to college and his route has been taken over by Mr. Eldershaw, who is a. very early bird, meeting the paper truck in the morning, and has the papers around before

. .' Mr. Joseph Deagle has mov- ed his house from Dundee out to the pavedxhighway in this vicin- ity to a. ste where Mr. Laybolt lost his house in a fire a year ago. Well along in the evening of life now, Mr. Deagle is retired from

the seashore where he spent most some of the women foils are up of his working days. for the day. Mr. P. R. Sinnott, Jr., received when Mr. and Mrs. W. A.

his call to the Civil Service re- cently, having passed the exams. He left on September 1st, for his station outside Halifax. A gradu- ate of Saint Dunstan's University. he taught school for some time and was on the staff of R. T. Hoi- iirst time, took them across the man's Charlottetown store before yard to see the creature wiggle

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O'Brien and children were leaving their summer home here on Wed- nesday evening, September 17th, they noticed a. large snake in the yard and Mr. O'Brien, wanting the children to see one for

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away. suddenly the ugly creature turned and wound itself into a coil shape with its head raised and eyes blazing. As Mr. O'Brien tried to drive it away it re-curled raisirw its head higher; and began to strike out. Seeing the danger to the children, Mr. O'Brien. with- out a moment's hesitation jumped on the. brute, partly crushing it. and long enough to grasp its tail for a. death swing that is sure death for them. Mr. O'Brien states in all his years and meet- ing with hundreds of makes, es- pecially in the corn fields in the U. S. A., never before did he see

one turn to put up a fight or look so dangerous as this brute.

TWO KI'LLl.'.'D BRIDGEWATIIR, N. 8.. Sept. 16 -(CP)-Two persons were killed and two others seriously injured today when the car in which they were riding collided with a. train near this south shore town. Eliza- beth Veinot, 17. and Earnest sach. both of nearby New Germany, died in hospital following the crash. In critical condition are Elizabeth Sach and Patsy O'Brien.

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