1fAGE- FOURTEEN Wellington
Mrs. Herman Ferguson recently
'-visited her daulhter, Mrs. Lorne
flarlow. i .
Mm. Norman Clark recently 'visitet:l her parents, Mr. and Mrs. -"Jamel Bishop.
. Mrs. Lilly Arsenault spent a few days with her son Archie and fam- -ily.
y Mrs. Alice Barlow spent a few weeks with her daughter,' Mrs. John Coulson, Seaview.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Mugredge. St. Eleanors. were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Barlow.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack l-iarkness. Ontario have been visiting at the home-.0! Mr. and Mrs. Howard
J.
New Annaa and O I I Vicinity Mrs. Keith Ramsey and family.
Hamilton were recent visitors to New Annan.
Myron Dawson. North Tryon. were recent visitors to New Annln.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Freetown. were visitors
Annun recently,
Reeves. to New
Mrs. Allie MacNeill underwent an operation in the Prince Coun- ty Hospital recently.
Miss Eleanor Noonan. Indian River, was a. recent week"-end vis- itor to New Annan.
Miss Marjorie Wall, New An-
Barlow for a few weeks. i Mr. Alphonse Conhell of Kens-I ington visited his sister. Mrs. Alice: Barlow recently also other friends in Victoria West. N His many friends are pleased to welcome Mr. Uclide Arsnault home; from the San where he has been a patient for some llfl'lE. : Her many friends regret to learn Miss Blanche Cameron is a patient! in P. C. Hospital and wish her oi speedy recovery.
Miss Bortlia Barlow observ her 19th birthday on Monday, Juy 9th at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Callback. Summerslde. -
Rev. Howe conducted Sacrament. Service recently in wellington Un-1 iied Church, at that time four new members were admitted to thei church. Messrs. Veriio Gallant,; Ernest Carr, Masters Thane Bar-
low and Claude Mccarville. :
On Sunday, July Btli. Mr. andi Iilrs. Garfield Day. Miss colettal McAusla.nd, Mrs. Lillian Doucette,i Messrs. W. J. McAusland and- Clarence McAusland. motored toi fBra.ckley Beach to visit Miss Mar- jorie Day who is spending two months there. They also visited Mrs. Russell Bernard, Hunter Riv- er.
I
Miss Colctta Mcausland of Wal-I
iham. Mass. arrived by bus after ay six year absence. this being her. former home. she was accompan-I ird by Mrs. Lillian Doucette who is yisiting here for the first time-,' They were guests of Mr. and Mrs.lt Garfield Day and they expected to leave by bus to their homes. '
Sympathy is extended to Mr. W. H. Barlow also Mrs. Carrie Nelson.' Charlottetown in the passing or their beloved sister. Mrs. Damerus Nrrlson of watertown. Mass. Mrs, Nrlson passed away at the home of her daiichicr, Mrs. Butterneid 3150 "I Waieriown. . am., in her aath year.
A chicken supper was held in;
,and Judy. attended the shower
nan. is visiting friends and rela- tive: in Indian River.
'Mr. Ari: Blanchard, North Try- on. spent a recent week-end at his home in New Annan.
Miss Ella MacNeill, New Annan, is visiting in Albany. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Layton Green.
Miss Irma MacNeill. Kinkora Convent, spent. her holidays at her home in New Annan.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Schurman and family. Spring Valley. were visitors to New Annan recently.
Miss Adeline Campbell, Irish- town. is visiting with her neice. Mrs. Al Schurman, Travellers Rest.
-Miss Miriam Maiiderson spent i-i recent week-end at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hu- old Manderson.
The many friends of Miss Ber- tha MacKinnon are sorry to hear or her continued illness. and all hope she will soon enjoy better health.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hooper, Pownal, spent the Dominion Daft holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Rayner. New Annan,
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Bowness and family and Mrs. David Clarke were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al Schurman recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mandar- son. Mrs. Thomas Schurman, Mr. and Mrs. Don Schurman, Myra
recently for Mr. and Mrs. Myron Dawson.
The ladies from Sherbrooke, New Annan, and Travellers Rest gathered at the home of Mrs. George Taylor for a nylon-plastic demonstration which was very much enjoyed by all. and a good sale of the goods demonstrated was the result.
with many attractive prizes to
New School on Wednesday, Julyi
Mm. sponsored by the Lam”. we” choose from. A dance was largely
. d ' . . supplied refreshment and enter- :Ll,:?me;1,,;n 9,32; hing! Ahkxzggg tammem bm'h5 were ml h5nd- N-' were auctioned off by C Jerry
so a very attractive bazaar booth. - A large bingo tent was a busy spot! f.if.r1'.'"d
Quickies
assisted by Archie Arse-
by Ken Reynolds
"But. why do you need i
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The Guardian Want Ads--no one ever sees them?”
hose bathing trunks you got
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LIAUUUSII 3, i931
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Tignieli Junior School closing
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The exercises of the Tigniili Junior school closing took place in the at. Mary's Hall. the even- ing prior to the end of the school term. The hall. which was beau. tlfully decorated for the occasion with merguerltes and potted ferns, was filled to capacity with the parents of the pupils and inter- ested friends.
A word of welcome was extend- ed the audience by Paul Hogan and then the following well-pre- pared and well-delivered program was presented.
Chorus: "The Swing". by Grades I. II and III.
A play in two scenes: "Little Jesus Helpers". by Grades 1, If and III.
A song and drill: Grades III and IV.
”Vacatlon Joys", by Grades IV and V.
A play: "Builders of Canada", by Grade: VI and VII.
0 orus: "Restons an by the Grades from IV to VIII.
”Valedictory Poem", by Reggie Porter.
Then followcd the distributlor. of certificates and prizes. Follow- ing are the names of the pupils of Grade 'VI!,I who have success- fully passed the l'rovinclal Exam- inations and have merited certif- lcates:
l. Theresa Conway; .. Jt-an Gaudet; 3. Jean Skerry: 4. Vin- cent DesRoches; 5. Joseph Mac- donald: 6. Jean Arsenault; 7. Freda Hogan; 8. Foster skerry; 9. Leo Richard.
Pupils from Grades I to VII who have made 70"; in the years work and have merited certific- ates:
Grade VII-l.
"Spring", 'by
'1
Keough; 7. Edna. Richard; 8. Flo-
rence Rlchard: 9. Ernest Des- Roches; 10. Russell Myers; ll. Frances Harper; 12. Edward Mc- Innis.
Grade VI-l. Ernestine Mac- donald; 2. Gerald McCarthy; 3.
Nelson Maillet; 4. Doris Keough: 5. Lena Perry; 6. Doris Richard: 7. Fraiicis'DesRoches; 8. Gather- ine Harper; ft. Irma I-Iandrahan: 10. Mary Whalen. , Grade V-1. Eiioeiie Kint-h: 2. Eleanor Macdonald: 3. Louise Gaudet; 4. Timothy Conway; 5. Terrance Gavin; 6. Lennard Gal- lant; '1. 'Sylvia. Hogan: 8. Doris l..eClair; 9. Elmer Perry; lfl, Doi'- een Doucette; ll. Irene Mr'Phee: l2. Lorette Martin; 13. Stella Knockwood: l4. Peter Gaudct; 15. Anita Martin; l6. Norman Lt!- Clair; 17. Leo 3ktI'l',V; 18. Joseph DesRoches; l9. Frances McHugh. Grade IV-l. Ivan Desmiches: 2. Gerald DesRoches; 3. Edward C-audet; 4. Arthur Fennesscy: 5. 7. Henry Richard; ll. Carl Rich- ard.
Grade IV-l. Frances Whale-n: 2. Audrey Richard: 3. Carrie Keough: 4. Eleanor Handrahan: 5. Peggy Shea; 6. Irene Harper; 7. Freda Bernard; ll. Betty Hogan; 9. Dorothy Euote; 10. Lorraine Gallant; ll. John Richard: 12. Catherine Bernard; 13. Roy Han- drahan: l4. Clifford Martin; 15. Irene Gallant: J6. Gloria Douccttc.
Prise LI.-it
Grade VII: Highest Aggregate-'Auldine Ar- senault. Religion - Elsie Yvonne Perry. History and Geography --Cath- erlne Gaudet. Grade VI: Highest. Macdonald. Religion-Gerald McCarthy. Religion-Nelson Maillet. Application-Doris Keougli and Eunice Heywood. Grade V: . Highest Aggregate inch. Religion-Eleanor Macdonald. Religion-Louise Gaudet. Application-Timothy Conway. Attendance-Terrance Gavin. Music-Leonard Gallant. Grade IV: Highest Aggregate--Ivan Des- Roches tconventi. Highest Aggregate Whalen (Dalton school), Religion-Gerald Desnochu. Religion-Audrey Richard. spelling-Peggy Shea. Religion-Dorothy Buote. Reading-Frances Whalen Progress-Catherine Bernard. Application-Clifford Martin. Grade III: Highest Aggregeui - Carmella Gallant. Religion-Marilyn MacDonald.
Conway and
Aggregate - Ernestine
Eugene K
Frances
Law By Fagaly
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Perfect, Attendance: Irma Per-
and Shorten
Canada", ,
Auldine Arsen- Q
suit: 2. Elsie Conway: 3. Yvonne Perry; 4. Catherine Gaudet: 5. Adeline Conway: 6. Marion -
Albert Gaudet; 6. Francis Peters: .
Praised not only by the local public btit by visiting tourists as well. on the work already accom- plishcd, the parishioners of Sr Simon and St. Jude historical Catholic Church of Tlgnlsh to- gether-iwith their pastor. Rever- end John A. MacDonald. are to be congratulated on their until"- ing and united efforts to complete the repainting and redecorating the interior of this edifice before the fall season sets in. The work is under the supervision of Adrian Richard assisted by Harold 'Cor-
mier and Alonzo Mcfnnis All three are parishioners of this church. '
The Stations of the Cross. long onsidcrcrl by sculptors and art- sts as one of the finest in Can- da, are being renovated by Miss fary Shelfoon of Montreal. at rnduate artist of the School oil, ractical Arts of Boston. Massa-
n
are 792 --
Progreas-Janie Keough. Highest. Aggregate-Alice Goud- et.' ' Religion-Doreen DesRoclies. Progress-Anida Deslioches. Conduct-Anne Marie DesRoch-
5.
Grade "II:
Highest. Aggregate-Marie Buote tConveni).
Religion--Edward FitzGerttld. Progress-Ivan MoRae. Reading-Isabel Gallant. Neatness and Accuracy-El'ic McCarthy
Highest. Aggregate-Rose Marie Fennessey 4Dalton Schoolt. Religion-Florence Richard. Progress-Ivan Doucette. Application-Vincent Richard. Grade I: ,
Highest Agregate--Ann vaun- dette (Convent).
.Religion-Philip Macdonald Religion-Roger Smythe. Neatness and Accuracy-Joan Ann Richard.
Highest Aggregate-Leo C-audet, (Dalton School).
Religion-Reggie Porter. Attendance--Reggie Richard.
At the conclusion of the dia- iributlon of prises. Auldine Ar- senlult on behalf of the pupils spoke a word of "Thanks" to the teachers for their untlring efforts all through the year. working so zealously each day in providing the pupils the education so neces- sary for them to acquire to go through life; to Mother Superior for her kindness in making things pleasant for all, her visits to the class-rooms and her unfailing in- tereat in the advancement of each and everyone. helped greatly in all striving to do better; to Fath- er MacDonald for his kindness and fatherly care. The spiritual and corporal welfare of the 111111115 are always his deepest concern, To father Dooley for his weekly religious instructions. and from the boys a hearty word of gratit- title for his interest in their sports; to the secretary of schools
Tignish Catholic Church Now Being Redecorat
chusetts. she is a native of this parish and made her preliminary art studies in this Province.
ad one of the oldest and largest in this Province, is of Gothic architecture. It was erected nine-
Reverend Peter later became bishop of the dio- cese. bricks the structure measures one
I real.
Max Mclnnis, Mrs.
ed
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Breeidolbone end”. ' Vltilfy
Miss Addie Holiwell ofjilnchel
week. - Mr. Kenneth Ooles. Charlotte- town. was a recent visitor to Breadalbane.
Miss Louise Ramsay. Hamilton. is vacationing with her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. L.tl. rt-aman, Breadalbane.
Mrs. Elton sonnets was hostess to the Presbyterian Church Mis- sionary society on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ackland. Cornwall. recently spent the week- end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. 1:. Murray. .
Master Billy Kennedy has re- turned to his home after spend- ing several days with friends In Long River.
Mrs: Ernest Hodizsou and little son Blair. of saint John; were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Macxey last week.
This church which is consider-
ty-three years ago by the Right. McIntyre. who
Constructed of locally made
hundred feet long by sixty-two feet wide. with walls thirty feet high and a copper covered spire which tower; up one hundred and fifty-five feet in height. Mr. P. C. Klelly of New York City was the architect and builder.
The first painting and redeco- ratlng of-the interior of this church was made
Melloche and Company of Mont-
Children of Mary. Junior Child- ren of Mary. Reverend Mother superior, Merrie, Bernard at Go. Tignfsh Brandi! Canulian Legion No. 6. Miss Alice Mcoloskey. Mrs. James F. Gallant, Tlgnlsh Ladies Aid, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bernard. Mr. Albert. Bernard. Mrs. C, F. Mort-lssey. Mrs. John Perry. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mlcdonlld, Mrs. E. J. Mc'I'ague. Mrs. Peter Richard, Mrs, J.F. Sherry. Mr. and Mrs. John M. A.'- Hearn. Mrs. James Christopher, Mrs. Michael MacPhee, Govern- ment of France (six books receiv- ed from the Consul of France. Mr. Robert Plcard, Halifax). Mrs. A. A. Mclnnls. Mrs. Camille Chalsslon, Mrs. Aldrlc Doucette. Mrs. Edward McRae. Mrs. How- ard Harper, Mrs. Milton Keough. Mrs. Mary McNally. Mrs. Eugene Perry, I
sixty-three . years ago by the noted firm of
Miss Gloria Heaney was a vis- itor to Breadalbane recently. where she was the welcome guest of Miss Dorothy Matheson.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Buchanan of Dartmouth, N. 8., are visiting with Mr. Buchanan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm "uchanan.
Miss Alice Toombs his return- ed to her home in Breadalbane after spending a pleasant vaca- tion with relatives in Cavendish.
Mrs. John Scott and two little boys, John and Peter. of Mass. are summer guests of Mrs. Scott's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mac- Leod. - Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hickox and family of Massachusetts are visit- ing with Mr. Hlckox's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Hicltox, Spring- field. Mrs, Harry Craswell has re-
turned to her home in! Charlotte- town after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Milage MacLeod. Breada1- bane.
Mr. and Mrs. Burgess Newsoii of New Bedford. Massachusetts. visited several relatives and friends in Breadalbane during the week- end.
MacLeod
Mr. Kier and two charming daughters. Marine and Judy, of Montreal. are visiting
MacLeod's parents, Mr. Peter MacLeod.
with Mr. and Mrs.
Rev. Ralph Richardson of Ohio was the guest speaker at the Christian Church on Sunday ev- ening. July 22nd. Mr. Richardson. who was wife and son Lin. is the son of the Rev. P, L. Richardson.
wls a visitor to lreadalbane last H
accompanied by his
Angus M. MacDonald and
Mr. William MacDonald. Shem- rock. eold one of his fine eews recently for ms and more the animal left his term it was re- sold by the purchaser for 0300.
Mr. Wilbur Weddel, Tryon. and his two sisters, Annie and Min-I rite of Boston, were visitors re- cently at the Village Green home :3! their cousin. Mrs. Claude nor- on.
A party of ten. including Mr. and Mrs. Willie Meebenald and family. Mr. Donald Gillie.Ind his sister Mrs. 'Rey Nicholson. and Miss Catherine Fall, motored to Village Green from aharnrock for a day's vi-it reoently.
"ooivaa mm mamas .ac'uoN MSIDDIAMA NOW saowrxo ar CAPITOL
-when news of an attack on I British patrol in the vicinity or the Khyber Pass reaches the British headquarters. the coinniqndlng ef- ilcer there realise; that the mur- derous disciples of Thullce are on the warpath.
This outbreak starts the whirl of exciting events in "Gringo Din." RKO Radio's stirring melodrama of India: htllpted from Klplfng's Iamoul poem. which draws ser- geants Cutter. Mawlmney Ind Ballantiae. and Gunda Din, the
Nslmcnial water-carrier. into I thrilling adventure. The re-issued film stars Cary
Grant. Victor McLaglea, Douglas Fairbanks. Jr.. and Joan Fontalne in vivid action and romance against the broodlnz. majestic background of India's l-llmalayln border.
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Thursday. Friday and Saint 7:15-9:15: ' Matinee 2:30 on urday. Plenty of thrills, lain, , and excitement. with Roy Rog:-r, Dale Evans in "DOWN DAKOTA WAY" (in color) with Pat Bi-adv (comic) and Riders of Purple Sage.
Also Serial "Overland with Kit Canon" and News. Admission rm. and 30:.
CRAPAUD THEATRE
"HOUSE BY THE RIVER"
Louis Hayward Lee Bowman Jane Wyatt
.Fri. 8:30; 'Sat. 7:30-9:30
CAPITOL Slammer.-side
Today 2:30-7:15-9:15 - Saturday 2:30-7:15-9:15
Miss Mildred MacLeod. daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mac- Leod, Dixon Road. who is employ- ed as stenographer at Mcciulgan and Boyle's. Hunter River. had a painful accident when she fell through the loft of her employs.-rs' warehouse. Min MacLeod will be a patient in the P. E. Island Hos- pital for a. few days.
Recently.,Mrs. Charles Robert- son was hostess for a party at which Mr. R. W. Macbean. Mont- ague. was demonstrator. Theprlz- es for quiz questions were won by Mrs. James Craig and Mrs. Everett MacLennan. A bountiful lunch was served by the hostess. assisted by Mrs. John Macliieod and Mrs. Attlee Beairsto. and a very pleasant social hour was en-
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and board of trustee: for the fa- tereet. they take in making the schools comfortable for the teach- era and pupils; to the pnrente for
children acquire
that their education;
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uted towards providing prises. The followintz donahd prises: arena 1... B. Dooley. Home and school Association. schools and Trustees.
the sacrifices they make in order. a mill lastly to the persons who contrlb- - Reverend J. A. MaeDonald,Rev- secrete?! of
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