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-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can be obtained at Lafterty’s Ton- sorial Parlours, Summerside.

-FUNERAL T0-DAY.--The funeral of late Mrs (Capt.) Joseph Read taken place to-day at 12.30 from the resi- dence of_ Mrs E. W. Read, to the People‘s Cemetery.

H’ R E L. “Y”-'-`-‘-`-'-`-`~'-"`~'-`-`-"'~""""'-""""""""""A""~'~"l~"'-`-`~`-'-';'-2"""O7'"_'_'Y'A"'2'2"""""'_"";'>'_:"'A":":""`YA"'A'_`?'

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- °“' " -- tion for advertising in this column.

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-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a

week or two before the time they have paid for has expired and thas not miss an issue, as all papers are discontinued promptly on expiry date.

-T0 CORRESPONDENTS.-0winS

to the increasingly heavy demands on space, The Guardian cautions its cor- respondents to be as brief as possible in their contributions. Only Real News will be inserted.

-MILITARY WOFlK.- The milit-

tary organization which was formed in Abrain's Village so fur has been a success. The attendance to the week- ly drills is large and the training is done by Mr. Charles M, Arsenault who is assisted by Mr. Cyrus ,Gallant -M.

--MT. CARMEL.- Mr. Andrew J.

Arsenault ot’ Mt. Carmel was in Sum- merside last week on business. Messrs Emile Arsenault of St. Raphael and Ben Arsenault have returned home l`rom New Brunswick where _they have been living since last fall. Mr. Celes- tin Poirier of West Prince County was visiting in Mt. Carmel the guest of J. J. Gallant.-R.

-BALTIC SCHOOL.- The follow-

ing is the standing ot' the pupils of Baltic school for month of February, 1915. Grade Vll.- 1, Rubie Davie; son; 2, Marguerite Bernard. Grade Vl.-1, Clayton Donald; 2, Waldon liiivison. Grade V.-1, Lillian Donald; 2, Kier Crafer; Ii, Florence Lawless. tlradc lV.-1, Robbie Donald; 2, Itutli lluvlson; Zi, Alonzo liolines. Grade Il. --l, Lynda 'Ramsay Grnde l.--1, l,oul.'~i¢- Bernard; 2, Ella Simpson. The following have perfect attendance for month, Kit-r tirai'ei‘, Walter Bernard, (lorilon Mclir-nzie, Loiiirie Bernartl.- IJ.

-FREETOWN.-'l‘lie young people

of Freetown and other districts have a skating rink, There has been fine skating during the past few months und they enjoyed themselves very much. Mr. Colin Campbell sold his valuable i'arin to Mr. Harry Mouse, of New Annan. for ii handsome figure. Mr. Mosse intends moving into his iie\v home the last of March. His friends wish him success. Auld and (To. are doing a rushing business this winter in the mercantile line. The school is progressing favorably under the skilfull management oi’ Miss Ber- tie Deacon. Mr. James Beiives niet with a painful accident while sawing wood with a circular saw. lie had his hand terribly mangled and one ot' his lliigers sawed off.

-Y. M. C. A CONFERENCE.- An

Older Boys' Work Conference under the joint auspices of the S. S. A., and Y- M- (7. A-. will be held here March 26, 27, and 28th. These conferences have already found the experimental stage and are doing much for the np- lift of boy life throughout America. This is thc second oi’ the kind to be held on the island and lt is fully ex- pected the results will be greatly in excess of that of last year. Taylor Stallon--“the boys’ fa.vorite"- will be among those who will participate in the programme. Strong local com- mittees have been appointed and cverylhing now points to a most suc- cessful time. “’l‘lie boy is worth while."-X.

-SCHOOL lNSPECT|0N.- Marin

Gallant school inspector of the French Acadian Schools, was visiting Cape Egmont school on the 10th inst., and at Mt. Carmel school on the 11th lnst., -then proceeding to St. Nicholes, Mr. Gallant found marked progress in the former school, especially in some particular branches of studies. The standard of Mt. Carmel school was satisfactory, writing was found to be a great degree of perfection, arithme- tic wus found in great standing in the intermediate department. Mr. Gallant has already paid three visits to this school a fact which shows to what an extent education is being fostered and promoted since the uccesion of our present Superintendent as the head of the hoard of education.-R.

A-SCHOOL WORK.- The standing of the pupils of Carleton school, Lot 28, for the month of February is- as follows:-- Grade Vll.-1, Annie Laura Muttart; 2, Mary Muttart; 3, Ella Mc- Carvill. Grade Vi.-11. Mabel Carru- thers; 2, Msry Bynon; 3, Margaret Mc- Carvill. Grade iV.- 1, Edna Muttart; 2, Marion Weeks; 3, Lorne McMillan. Grade lll.- (Senlor)- 1, Amanda Muttart; 2, Heber Myres. Grade llI_-- (Junior).--1, Evelyn Muttart; 2, Aden Mcfinrvell. Grade lll_- (Junior).-1. Evelyn Muttart; 2, Aden McCarvcll. Grade li.- (Senior),-1. Chester Mc- Carvill; 2, Lily Trenholm; 3, Ruby Trenliolm. Grade il.- (Junior).-- 1, Dorothy Muttart; 2, Florence Mclnnis; fi, Gladys Mclnnis. Grade l.-1, Lloyd Mclnnis; 2, Aietha Dickie and Selina Myers icquni). E. S. Brown, teacher. .___.

-GOOD DEBATE.-- The debate at

Alirum's Village last Thursday even- ing was full of interest. The subject was. ilcsolved that a man having a big horse could advantageously put him away for n team of lilliit horses whose weight would equal the weight of the big horse. Good arguments were offer- ed on both sides but the majority was in favor of the negative. A special feature of the meeting was a lecture given by Mr. Stephen H. Arsenault, who spoke on the attitude of parents towards their children and vice versa. Mr. Arsenault gave good admnnltions and received the unanimous vote of _thanks of the meeting. Mr. Joseph P. Arsenault was then asked to give s lecture next meeting. it Is the inten- tion of the members to hold an open meeting in the near future.-M.

MI`nard's Llnlment Co.. Limited.

Gentlemen --Last Winter I received

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-MR E. P. POLEY, Guardian re-

presentative in Alherton, will gladly receive subscriptions and sdvertlsi!18 matter.

-COUNCIL MEETING-At the ad-

journed meeting of the Council of the Town of Sumiiierside held in the Coun- cil Chamber of the Town Hall Monday evening, Mr. Thomas Bishop was aD- polnted Engineer of the Fire Engine. Mr. T. B. Grady, Manager of the S1111 Electric Co., addressed the Council re the placing of six lights of 500 candle power each at the foot of each street on Water street which he stated could be done at an additional cost of $386.90 per annum to the town. The proposi- tion was referred to the Fire and Light Committee to act upon. Messrs. Wm. Stewart and John Grady from the School Board to arrange and settle re the building of a new school and it was arranged that committees be ap- pointed from the Town Council and Schol llourd to arrange and settle the matter.

\VES'l‘El{N PERSONALS

-Capt. L. ll. E. lnnian was n visitor

to Summersidc yesterday. -X.

-Mr. Sylvestre Arsenault, St. Gil-

berts. was visiting in Abrum's Village last Tliursday.-M.

-Mr. and Mrs. Jolm LeClare of St.

Clirysostonie were visitors in Ahrum's Village lust Thursday evening.--M.

-Mr. Paciflique Gallant, formerly of

Sl. Chrysostoine, now oi’ Miscoucho, was visiting in Edmond llay lust week. -M.

-Mr. Artaime Beriiard and family

,of Abrnm‘s Village have moved to Suinmerside where they will reside in the future.-M.

-Mr. Harold McCallum and Miss

Gladys Bell were pussengers by the 2.15 train to i‘hnrlottetown on Satur- day.--X.

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"'ll‘fGNISH

-Mr. John Melon Doncette of Harper Road, a pioneer resident of that place is also reported seriously ill.-Z _

-RAPIDLY SINKING.-Mrs. Pascal

Perry, widow, whose husband died a couple ofweekl ago, along with her daughter. Mrs. _Tom Gallant, are at the point of deatth,-Z.

--NEW SOCIETY UNDER WAY.-

Shortly will be organized hero an as- sociation for the prevention of cruel- ty to animals. This has long been a inuch needed measure to punish the heartless owners and illusers or over- burdened dumb brutes.-Z.

-LATE MARTIN SHEEHAN.-

News came to the former friends and neighbours of Martin Sheehan here. that he died in the United States recently. His body will be interred there. None of his family live here at present.-Z.

-ANOTHER DEATH_~There pass-

ed away at DeBlois on Sunday after- noon an aged resident of that locality in the person of Peter 1'. Gaudet. He leaves two daughters and one son to mourn. He was one of the oldest settlers in that farming settlement. His funeral takes place at Palmer Road. to-day.-Z.

-COMPANY DISSOLVED. - Mr.

Jerome N. Perry has sold all of _ his interest in the lobster packing plant at Nail Pond to 'his partners Messrs. Joseph F. and Peter F. Chaisson. These three men were co-partners fn this successful enterprise and from now on the company will consist of int-. latter two gentlemen who will put up lobsters this spring as usual.-Z

-RED CROSS DONAT|0NS.- TIB-

iiisli Branch oi’ the Red Cross Society certainly deserves great credit for its contributions. Besides the $65 sent to the head ofilce ln Cliarlottetown re- ccnly, $35 more was sent this week, (besides stockings l'or the soldiers ut the front.) This latter money was from the net proceeds of the lecture of Tiiesdiiy evening besides $2.00 i`rom Mrs. (Dial Johnston. $1.00 from Mrs. A. J. Mcl-‘adyen, $1.00 l`roin Miss Fan- nie liainsny, $1.00 i’rom Miss Katie

(‘nhill and $2.00 from Mrs. John A.

Hu ¢io4-_<:cntr1buted. thastocninu' ohm referred to. The Red Croll So-_ ciety thanks the C. M. B. A. for the tree use ot the hall for the concert and lecture of tthis week.--Z. ` V

A-LBERTON _

-Ti-IE ALBERTON REGAL8 _rel-‘

turned from-Charlottetown on '1‘liurs~, day last after playing and defeating the railway team of that place by a= score of 4-2. The boys deserve much credit as their team was formed but a couple of years ago, and with the exception of one or two, hockey .was a new game to them. This will likely be the last game of the season and they are now satisfied that they have had o. very successful year. having played six games and won four.-A.

-HOCKEY.-An amusing game of

hockey was played on the Alherton Regal Rink on Friday 12th, when the Fear-Nots, of Montrose. faced a picked septette from Alberton. The game was elllclently handled by James Call. The Alberton lads scored the first goal and then became too con- fident, with the result that they went down to defeat by 7.2.-Jack Mc- Eacliern, being short of wind, could not follow up the puck.--Lawson Yeo, wlii_le not resting for penalties, played a good game.--Gordon Ram- say proved the maxim: Good goods are done up in small parcels.-Chas. Profit will be excused for making a goal for his opponents as it was his first offence.-~(Sunny) Bert Prid- ham could play a better game if there were less smiling. females in the audience.--P. Pridham, W. Hardy and Art. McRae should be more care- less in stopping shots on the Alherton boys.-iiudaon Pridham. like a run- away steam engine, ploughed through all.--Jack Dunn was slow about coming and liked the puck as a com- panion.-James Miller and Frank Prldliam should attend hockey' school before playing a return inutcli.-A.

Alberton Persoiiala.

-Miss Bello McKenzie, Charlotte-

town, is visiting in Alberton, the guest of Miss Ida M. Chiimpion.--A.

--Mr Frank Gillis, of Misc ucho,

\vho has been visiting friends in Montrose, left for home on l~‘riday.

lliicket, Miss Traverse und Mrs. Ben

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Mi- .nfmes Mcriiee, or the savvy

House. Charlottetown, y€Bl°l'd“Y re' ceived the following letter from M8101' J. R. Darke, in command of the ll-leavy Artillery at Sydney. N-S-» “X” plaining the death of his sou, Gunner Robert McPhee, which occurred at Sydney on Sunday last:--

Sydn_ey Mines. N.S..

' 1 March 14, 1915-

From Major J. R. Darke,

O.C. Det. Hy, Artillery, ` To James McPhee,

Charlottetown.

of this date to the Rev. Dr Fullerton, it is my painful duty to inform you Of the death of your son, which too place at the North Sydney Hospital at 1 p.m. to-day.

He was apparently in his usual

good health until Friday night, when he complained of chills. I-ie went to bed and passed u quiet night. But on my rounds in the morning I found that he was sicker than wus nt first sus- pected. l at once telephoned i'or a medical officer, who ordered his re- moval to the hospital, which instruc- tions were immediately complleil with. Everything possible was done. by both the medical officers and the nurses in the hospital. Shortly after he enter- ed i.he hospital he became pneonsclous and remained that way until the end. The cause of death, as given by the doctor. was acute dilation of the stomach.

All arrangements have been made

to have the body embalmed and for- warded from here to-niorrow, Mon- day, evening. The remains will be accompanied by an N.C.0.

The oilicers and men of this detn

Dear Sir,-.Confirming my telegram

reavement.

I have the iioiioiir to be. sir,

Your obedient servant.

lSgd_) -J. R. DARKl1l,

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We have removed our

oilice to the ~F. B. Mc- Curdy offices, NEW- SON BLOCK opposite Post Oiiice 'where all kinds of INSURANCE is written" including _ Fire, _Life, Accident, _ Health, Guarantee, Plate Glass, Automobile and

Live Stock.

l STRONG 1 COMPAN- ‘ IES represented.

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