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THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

AGENTS:

Bruce Mzirrhee, Miss Joyce Wigglnton. l'lua M AGENT GF.0RGE'l'0WN'-

7rWEii'aEizTri":i(niy"in-' iEI;ht-SF

-ISTGNTTAVGIYE: Harold F. Landry, Mn. Byron Stewart, Mn.

clilnnon. Waldon Lavcra.

the folE;iTg-plaid-In Montague:

Blue Dome Rcsfniirant, and Guardian Office; in Georgetown: The Post Office; in Soiiris: The Snack Bar and H. Richards at Sun.

..'MONTAGI.'E Cl'RLlNG CLFB meeting, lllondriy, January 5th, at

8 o'clock. ' Mr. Cnrl lilu-3lvirn and Mr. Harold Sicwiirt. Bloitiiiciie, ai-

ionded the New 1'car':i Eve ball at,

The Charlottetown Hotel.

Mr. and A tinrdon (V-frln. Montag-i:e, cl . unit at their home New Yours

fFliNFl!.Sl. AT SO I' it I S IHVER-Th-1 Nor 2 RM- nard Cllvilnn, gtiw ls'

.v as hold ill:-wnrmn from his l'ito : .x'u'.li.c River to St. V. V, Swi- iis. Tho xcixw-r .-5 fllilli more tom: .' l Murpl:' . iVlx'PrIi'n l' :i"i:h.'iii. 'i '. shph LP .. .' - Xi i- imzlu ll':iiz.1ni ll iii H r i Wlmn iicll and i.i L - .v'- v Rrw. ilius ,, Miirriagh.-in mritli. lot the scrx ion v, got the ;:r was in ” ma ch funeral

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'TflPl lll()NTAGl'E Vl'eek of Prziyor st-rviccs will begin Mon- lrlny. J.in. 5, in the Church of ltfhrisi. llcv. J. M. Frascr will be ithv SliP2lkCl". S(ll'Yit'(lS ilirougliout 11,9 unok will hr-iziii at 8 pm.

M155 Alice 'Fraser. Charlotte- town, spent. the ll0llCi-"US in Mont- ngiic, guest of her mother, Mrs. l).R. Frasrr.

Hrs. blinlili' lvlricl)-miild, MlS5 nnd Mrs.

.Vi.irr:.1rc-t .VlncDciinld

Elmo Watterii-oi-ah, Montague, wore vi-is.tor.u to Charlottetown Saturday.

'(lHl'll('ll SIillVl('li - Rev. Kmxiictli Norris conducted the ser- l'iCP ill the Church of Christ. Mon- l.igllP, Sunday morning. Miss Anna Ii.liirl.iii'cii presided tit thc r:';.i:i. ripturc lesson was Ar s 16: chose as his Faith." A ;l'0(lnl solo "The Love Of God” was

bonutifully rendered by Mrs. Ralph iBP('l(, at the close of the regular lSCl'l'lCE'. ill? Sl'l('!iIl.'Tl9llt4 Of the 'l.ords Supper was observed.

125 and Mr, Norris

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...flII.."l'i'..'l”iilt2 meeting day afternoon at 3 p.m. at home of Mrs. Lyle Boehner.

..'Frlenda of Mr. Russell Mac- Lareri, New Perth, are sorry to hear he ta ill in the King's county Hospital.

David steirart returned to big home in Montague after attending the United Church boys Parlia- ment in Sa.cki'ille, N. B., last week.

Mu. Lionel Strong and family, Sourls, are guests of Mrs. Strong's father, Mr. M. C. Reynolds, Mont- ngue.

Miss Fay Stewart, student nurse at the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital, is spending a few days at her home in Montague. '

Mr. and Mrs. Alex MacPherson. ,Unlon Road have taken up resi- denc, in Montague for the winter months.

Mr. Stephen S. Hessian, .lr., re- turned to st. Francis Xavier Uni- versity, Antigonish, after spending the holidays with his parents, S. S. Hessian. QC., and Mrs. Hes- -.. , Mlantague.

- Murray River 0 O I and Vicinity Miss Annabelle Bruce, Char- lottetown, spent Cht'lsinins lit the

,home of hcr parents. Mr. rind lMrs. John D. Bruce, Higzh Bank.

Miss June Lowc, who is employ- ed in Halifax, NS, spent Christ- inus at tho home of hcr piircnts. Mr. and Mrs. Cllirciirc Lowe, Murray River.

Miss Reta Johnston, Toronto, Ontario came home to attend the funeral of her father, the late Fred G. Johnston, Murray River.

Mr. and Mrs. William Hodgson. Miss Jennetta Giddings and Ken- neth MacQtIecn of Moncton, N.B.. spent the Christmas liolldiiys at the home of Mrs. llodgsonls nnd Miss Giddings' mother, Mrs. Olive Giddings, White Snnds.

Norma and Lois Nicolle, who are employed in Halifax, N. S,, sprint the Christ- mas holidays at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lcaland Nicolle, Murray River. I

The Misses

....'Mr. and Mrs. Martin Muc- Kay, Charlottetown, spent the Christmas linlitlnys visiting: at tho

homes of thcir prironts. Mr. rind Mrs. William .'il-.irKn,i'. Wood Is- lands rind Mr. and Mrs. Gavin

MacLeod. Murray River.

Much sympathy is being extend- ed to the wife and izimily of the late Fred G. Johnston whose death Occurred zit his homo in Murray River on Dorr-niher 26th.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gosbee and daughters Rosemary and Rebercu

of Charlottetown. spent the Christmas ll0llt'lEl)'S in Murray. River, visiting wiili their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ari Goshee

and Mr. and Mrs. Watson White.

Mr. Alex MacDonald and child- ren Mary Lou and Laurie. Char- lottetown, spent. Cliristnins visit- ing with friends and l”PlRlIYPS in Murray River.

Mr. Leonard Herring. spent the Christmas with his parents, Mr. Louis Herring, Murray

Halifax.

holidays

rind Mrs. River.

Miss Jnnet, V. Stewart. and Nor- tlmnn E. Stewart. Charlottetown, yspent Christmas at the home of their parrnts, Mr. and Mrs. Nor- man C. Stewart, lligh Bank.

Mr. and Mrs. Bcn Spncnbnugh, Murray River, spent the Christ- mas holidays at the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrii. Fred Scncnbaugh and fam- ily, Charlottetown.

The Misses May and Margaret Herring. Halifax, N. S,, spent Clirisimas with their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Herring. Murray River. Mr. and Mrs. Bnsil Irving and

daughter Breniln Ann, Charlotte- town, aperit the Christmas holi- days at the homes of their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Irving. Bench Point. and Mr. and Mrs. William J. MncKa,v, High Bank.

Mr. Ralph Derby, Miss Gertrude Glover. Eddie Derby and Grant Clements. all students of P. W. C. are spending their Christmas holl- dayii at their homes in White Sands.

The many friends of Min Cath-

arine MacDonald, formerly of Murray River. who now reside: in Charlottetown, are sorry to

hear she is A patient in the P. E. Island Hospital, rind all hope for a. lpeedy recovery.

Mlls Louilc Stewart, student of P. W. College, is spending her Christmas holidays at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Angul Stewart, High Bank.

Mrs. Brant Moore, who has been employed in Charlottetown for the past few weeks has re- turned to her home in Murray River.

Mr. and Mn. Royal White, Mur- ray River, recently left for a holl- day trip. visiting friends and re- iatlveu in the U. S. A.

Min Dot Keenan. Charlotte- town. in lpending ii few day: in Murray River, visiting with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W Keenan.

Mr. John D. Bruce, High Bank, left recently for a holiday in with relatives and friends.

ors Curtll.TMAuTnn has been

Mn. Earl Muiin. Murray River. -- - tbniiht St G99rf"v0Wn Gt. 5 on .1 Ill A-N-lc-all: It I HMli.B.Mlflr:. mmiin mcL:.it'7i30 5&1! voliubhl I A i'n&”' ii on . a , r ,. , .. - - serving on H. . 8. lxirtai.-he. tounondii, 1.;a:IPcu J an I L L ” V 1'0".” ..txt u my - has been spending his Now You-:5 , y -430 , , ' . V .

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Quincy, Man., where he will vlult

Ipending hia New Year": leave at the home of his parents. Mr. and

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The hockey season got under way at the Montague Rink Sat- urday night in they watched the locals go down to defeat 11-7 be- fore the rugged Georgetown squad who continued where they left off last. year after capturing the King's County League and inter- mediate finals.

The game Saturday night prov- ed to be a huge drawing card as the traditional rivals met for their first exhibition game. Al- though nelther team had had an opportunity to get in shape, they put on ii splendid performance through three periods of fast hockey which drew the applause of the crowd. and reawakened the interest of even the most lukekwarm hockey fan.

Lineups:

Georgetown - G. Sullivan, D Johnston. H. Ms.cLean, B. Murphy. 17'. MacNeill, F. Landry, A. Murphy, Stevens, MacDonald, Pubiicover, T. Murphy, Martel, Macswaln. Montague - G, Rice, Geisler, P. Fraser. Watterworth, Davis, Rey- nolds. K. Clements, D. Johnston, A. Clements, Nelson, MacLean, Power.

SUDIMARY First Period

i-Georgetown. MacLean

(MacDonald) 8:35 2vGeorgetoivn, MaoNelll

tlliandryl . 5131 3-Montague. K. Clements

(A. Clements) 11:30 4-Montague, A. Clement:

(K. Clementsl ltl:0B 5-Georgetown. MacNelll . 12:20 6-Montague. Nelson

iMacLean, Reynoldsl lilZl4

Georgetown and O I O VlCInIT'y ..'I..AC. J. K. Smith of the Royal Canadian Air Force at Summer- slde was it recent guest at. the

home of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Stew- IN.

Master Gerard MacDonald has returned to his home in Char- lottetown nfter being A guest for the holidays at the home of Mr. and, Mrs. Archie Wight.

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Stewart of Charlottetown are guests of Mr.

Siew5irt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Stewart. Mr. Cullen DeLory. who spent

the Christmas and New Year's holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. DeLory, left on Friday. January 2nd. on return to St. Francis Xavier li,niversiiy in An- iigonish, N. S. where he will con- tinue his engineering studies. Miss Pauline Glossop returned to her home in Charlottetown on J.'lnlial',V 2nd, after a visit in Georgetown, where she was the guest of Miss Bernice DeLory.

' Mr. Clem Wight, who spent the season's holidays as the guest of his mother, Mrs. William Wight, left a few days ngo by ciir on a business trip to the southern Uni- ted States.

Mr. Maurice DeLory left on Saturday, January 3rd for Halifax, N. S.. where he will resume his medical studies at Dalhousle Uni- varsity, having spent Christmas and New Year's with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. DeLory.

The many frlendii of Mrs. Irv- ing Sampson, who is ii patient in the King's County Memorial Hos- pital ln Montague, are pleased to hear that her condition is greatly improved and all hope to hear of her return to her home in the very near future.

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Pisquid Ecis'l' Notes ..'Mr. Floyd Jay was ii visitor in

Charlottetown Saturday, December 27th.

Mr. Don Hendrickcn left, for Boston Saturday morning. Decem- ber 27th to visit his slater. Mrs. Gillls. whose husband -passed away suddenly Christmas Eve.

Mr. Guy Jay was 8 visitor in Charlottetown Monday, December 29th.

Miss Shirley Jiiy left for Mone- ion by plane Monday, December 29th after spending the Christmas

holidays with her parentl. Mr. and Mn. Harold Jay. Mr. and Mrs. Walter White,

Donagh, were visitors at the home of Mrii. White's parents, Mr. and Mn. Owen Kelly, on New Year's Day.

.Mlas Mabel Jay, Charlottetown. spent the New Year holiday at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mn. Levi Jay.

Mr. and Mn. Kenny Garland, Mount Stewart. visited Mrs. Gar- land'I parents. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kelly, New Year's evening.

Mlu Linda Lenrd. Charlotte- town. apent New Year”: with her parentl. Mr. and Mn. Fred Leard.

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The Women'I Institute at' Pis- quld En! held their first meet- ing in 1968 at the home of Mrii. Levi Jay, New Year: evening. when ' buaineu was completed a deliolour lunch Wu served by Mr). Jay. anlutgd by her daugh- ters, and I Iociat hour. spent.

in IE tho home of ill! pannta, ray River. - The miiny friend: of Mr. Thomas

Horton. Murray River. or: IOITY to hear he has again entered the

Mr. anr Mn. Leland Nicolle. Mm; 4

. t Hockey Season Gets Underway At Montague. .-

Penaltiu -- K. Clements, I-I. Mac- Leari, Landry.

Siicond Period

7-Georgetown, Macswain (MacNeill) if-Montague, Johns 9-Georgetown, MacNelll I0-Georgetown, H. MacLean. ll,-Georgetown, H. Stevens .. 12-Georgetown, Stevens iMacLean) - 13-Georgetown, 14-Georgetown, (Murphy) , . 2 Penalties - F. Landry, Rcynol H. MacLenn. K. Clements. P. Fra- ser, Murphy, Stewart.

M.'.'cneili"".Tf. MacNelll ')

18 14 )8: 16 3

Third Period

i5-Montague, Fran er

(Stewart, MiicLeanl .. .. 8:32 18-Montague, K. Clements ll:-15 17-Montague, K. Clement: 13:57 18-Georgetown, Landry . 15:06 Penalties Power, MacLean. Fraser, MacDonald.- -5

Ecisf Baltic O I O and Vicinity ..'Rev. D. MEI-dire and Mrs. Mcclaire. Kingsboro, spent Christ-

mas at their respective homes in Windsor, Nova Scotia.

Mr. Frank Rose, Ontario, spent

the Christmas holidays at his home in Red. Point. Mrs. l Neil A. Mcbellan, Red

Point, is convalescing following her illness at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John McMillan, Canavoy, P. E. I.

Mr. Gerard Bruce, East Baltic, was a. recent business visitor to Saint John.

Mrs. Fred Fraser and her broth- er Mr. John Mossey,Boston. Mass... motored home recently to visit with their mother, Mrs. P.D. Mos- sey, East Baltic, whoihas been ill for the past two months. All wish her 9. complete recovery.

Mr. Emery Bruce, Summerside, spent the Christmas holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bruce, Red Point.

Mr. Thomas Harris, Antigoulsh, is spending some time with his wife and family in Elmira.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hunter. North Lake, spent Christmas with relatives in Parrsboro, NS.

Messrs. Lloyd and George Rob- ertson, Gordon and Sterling Rob- ertson, Kingston, Ontario, motor- ed to their homes in Red Point and Kingsboro where they will spend some time.

Quite a large group of young men left recently for Maine where they will be employed for the win- tor months.

Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, Moncton, spent Christmas at the latter's home with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bruce, Red Point. '

The Misses Carolyn Stewart and Betty Robertson, college students. spent their holidays at their re- spective homes, in Red Point and Munn's Road.

The third First Aid Class 5was held in the Red Point School on December 26, with a large attend- ance, with Mrs. Charles McCor- maclr, North Lake, as the capabll first aid instructor.

Miss Ruth Robertson, Moncton, spent Christmas with relatives in Red Point. and Lakevllle.

Miss Phyllis Rose. Moncton. spent Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Rose, East Baltic. '-

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Dixon and two children, But Baltic, spent Christmas in Montague guests of Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Llewellyn.

Mr. Eldon Stewart of the R0 at Navy spent his holidays with is parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Stewart, Red Point.

The many friends of Mr. Hud- son Morrow, North Lake. areiaorry to learn he is not enjoying his usual good health. All join in wishing him better health for the year 1953.

Robertson, Klngsboro, entertained at her home I large attendance of young people. Music and games were followed by a dainty lunch and all departed for their homes wishing Lyla compliments .of the season.

Mr. spent home Rose,

Lyman Baker. Lake-ville. a pleasant weekend at the of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton East Baltic, recently.

Mr. Neil A. McLellan, n.eii'eoim, spent Christmas with his faintly in Canavoy. P. E. 1.

recently for Maine when employ- ment awaits him for the winter months.

Mr. Francis Campbell of the Loan Bond Office. Charlottetown, spent Chi-istmu with his mother,

. Notion .

Montague illockoy Fall

Bus

hospital for treatment.

. . it Mr. John Moxie. Howe Bay. left

Mrs. John 0. Campbell, Rod Point.

leaving Montague Bus stop for hockey games

iiount siiawart v.r.u. iliiservos clirlstina:

On" Sunday evening, December .21st at 7.30 o'clock. the Young People's Union of St. John's Un- ited Church, Mount Stewart, pre- sented their annual candie-llght- ing service to B. large and appre- ciative audience. The Young People were trained and led in their mu- aical selection: by Mrs. John An- derson of Charlottetown, who has been most generous with her time and talents in instructing the Young People on several occasions

The church was beautifully dec- orated with colored llghts and fir branches on all the windows with a Christmas tree, manger scene and electric candles providing the decoration for the front of the church.

Mr. Robert leard, president of

' the Union, conducted the service

nnd Rev. W. N. Byers capably ad- dressed the congregation on the theme: "Candle llghting".

A special musical selection was rendered by the Mises Mildred and Dorothy Coffin, Gladys and Connie Jay. The glrla' choir was heard to advantage in a fine musical selection.

The service closed with the singing of "Silent Night" and the lighting of the traditional can-

es.

on Tuesday evening, December 23rd. Rev. W. N. and Mrs. Byers were host and hostess to 36 mem- bers of the Young People's Union and two visitors at a. Christina:

arty.

A short devotional service was conducted by Rev. and Mrs. Byers after which a recrea.tlonal com- mittee composed of Dorothy Cof- fin, Connie Jay, Robert Leard and Douglas Byers, conducted a most enjoyable program of games and stunts.

Santa Claus then appeared and distributed gifts to everyone, from a beautifully decorated tree.

Miss Gladys Jay, on behalf of the Young People, presented Rev, and Mrs. Byers with a lovely elec- tric table liimtp.

A delicious lunch, prepared by Mrs. Byers, was then served and a lively sing-song was conducted by Mildred Coffin, to the enjoyment of all. A vote of thanks was moved by Lane Douglas, seconded by Connie Jay. and presented to Rev. and Mrs. Byers for their kindness and hospitality.

The party closed with the slug- ing of "Auld Lang Syne".

Christmas concert At Lakeview

..'Under the auspices of Lake- view Institute, A Christmas con- cert was held in Elmira. Hall on December filth.

Mr. Fred Rose, in his usual cap- able and entertaining manner, oc- cupied the cl-inlr. and the follow- ing program was carried out. Christmas carol, by. Roger Ben. nett, Kenneth Fraser, Russell Dingwell. Robert Rose. Harold Hunter, Stanley Dingwell. George McDonald and Wesley Fraser. Greetings by Gordon Dingwell. Song by Russell and Eddie Bail- ey. Heath and Blair Dingwell. Dialogue by Genevieve Campbell, George McDonald, Doreen Hunter and Stanley and Elma. Dingwell. Instmumental music by Joseph Conway. Harold Hunter, Roger Bennett and Kenheth Fraser (en- cored).

Recitation by Noreen Rose and Norma Bennett.

Chorus by Helen Somers, Noreen Rose, Donna Dingwell. Alctha Av- ery. Heath Dingwell. Blair Ding- well, Russel and Eddy Bailey. Dialogue by Wesley Fraser, Ly- man Baker and Harold Hunter. Carol by male voices.

Recitation by Blair Dlngwell and Russel Bailey.

Song by Stanley Dingweli (en- cored). Monologu way. Recitation by Aletba. Avery. Imtrumexital music (encored). Recitation by Donnn Dingwell. Dialogue , Mrii. Daniel Con- way and Mi Mabel Rose. Recitation by Linda. Rose.- Carol: "silent Night".

After the singing of the Nation- al Anthem, Santa. Claus appeared and in his always jovial Wily, pre- sented the school pupils and teacher with the many gifts, with which the nicely decorated tree was laden. The sum of 583.00 was realized, which will be used for achool and other worthy causes.

! e by Mrs. Daniel Con-

NORTH iTONAWANDA. N. Y., Dec. 25 -- (AP) - Wind-fiinned flames swept a big lumber yard here Christmas eve. and the loss was estimated unofficially at tl.,000,-

On Christmas night Miss Lyla om

iioirriaut Rllilf nioiniin

Tuesday. Jan. 6- 8-10 sum Wednesday, Jan. 'I- 8:80-5:10-Skate new--Bantam: hockey practice

mam. :-

Frldu. Jan. 0- 4:80-Mldget Iioeloy practice B-lo-Skate

Saturday. Ian. 10-

and undoi- 12:80-!:l0-Skate

t 8:80-Hockey

Milton ifomeia vl. Montague

daooidzlo-Pee-woo fiooliay practice

I mm.-llocliey practice 10 year!

Georgofown and . Vicinity

'..'Mr. Charla Perry arrived home recently for the winter months. Mr. Perry in an engineer on a. boat which made points in Newfolilindland uid Lapi-ador ports of ca . '

Miss Eileen Helen Macconnell. R.N., of Charlottetown, Ipent New Year: as the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. B. Maoconnall.

Mrs. Barbara Payntcr of George- town Royalty spent Christmas in Summerside. when she was the guest of her son John Parker, who is a. member of the Royal Canad- ian Air Force.

Mr. and Mrs. Jackie McGulgim of Montague were New Year's guests of Mrs. McGuigan'5 parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Prosper.

LAC. Freddy Gotell, who upent Christmas and New Year": as the guest. of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John D. Gotell. left on Friday. January 2nd. in return to North- ern Quebec, where he is stationed as ii. member of the Royal Canad- ian Air Force.

sonny Jsmieaon. Louis Duvid. Jackie Publicover and Everett MacLeod left on Thursday, Janu- ary fat. for C p Borden. 0nt., whore they wil take I. Reserve Army two montha' driver-operator course.

Master Charles Fitzgerald apent several days recently as the guest of his sister, Mrs. Walter Conoha: of Cardigan.

Mrs. Mabel LeLachaur spent the season's holidays in Charlottetown '7A.C.

Christmas concert At Georgetown

..'The annual Georgetown High School Christmas concert was held in the Town Hall on Mon- day, December 22nd. and was at- tended by ; capacity crowd, who were highly pleased by the enter- tainment provided by the pupils participating. '

The pupils and teachers are to be complimented on the effort put into this excellent production. Mr. Donald MacDonald ciipably ful- filled the duties of master of cer- emonies. The accompanist: were Mrs. Edward Easton and Mr. Wil- fred Gotell. Mr. J.B. Scully, school principal, delivered the opening remarks Following is the program: ”0 Canada".

Welcome recitation, by Gerry Gotell.

A Letter to Saint Nick.

"Heck Said It" (dialogue). Chorus, Grades 1, 2 as 3: ”Sloep My Saviour", and "Chime Muaic.” Playette: "Too Many Turns". Step dance. by Laverne David. Playette: ”The Run-Away Rab- 1..

Chorus, Grades 4. 5 and 6: "God Give Ye Merry Christmas Tide". Playette: "Tho Dolly school". Interrnlsilon.

Playette: ”Siinta'a Messenger". Step dance. by Marie Macbean. Musical exercise: "We Belong To Christmas".

Playctte: "Punch and Judy.". Chorus, Grades '1, 8, 9, dz "While Shepherds Watched”. Monologue: "The Lost. Dolly". Boys' chorus: "Good King Wen- ccslas".

May Pole Dance.

The Lost Fairies.

GLrls' chorus. Grades 7 and 8: "0 Come All Ye Faithful". Recitation, Anthony Burke. Christmas Carols, Grades 9 and 10: "Joy to the World" and "Silent Night".

"The Queen".

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I Bristol and O I I

Vicinity ..'Frienda of Mn. W. A. O'Brien will regret to learn aha in I pati- ent in the Charlottetown Hospital at present with an attack of the flue that has been so prevalent. Her condition hi not urioul but she

will be to the hospital for at lust t.wo weeks.

Her friends will regret to learn that Mrs. W. W. MacDonald ll not in the but of health.

Mr. William MacDonald. retired c. N. R. section man here. in on the sick list It thll tlml. Al- though not confined to bed he hu been in poor health since talking I severe cold only in the foil, and a ” from hard work to 1'0- tlremernt hat mad: 0. diffuonoii. All hope to,sea both him and Mn. Mucnoriaid in prime health auln noon.

Mr. Alfred Roultor mule that trip from the village to the ohiuoh of st. Laurarioa with the punter foa- Masa on Sunday iiioming, Doom- ber 23th in the tutti of the severe snow norm. thing a dual wheel heavy truck he made the round trip daapita the fact by was stuck several times.

Mr. and Mrs. P. A. ineboiiaid. city. were visitors here for two diiya, December 30th and am with Macnomldb pai-ontl. In. Moo- Donsld, bu been on tho atuf of M. C. A. at the, Oharlottscown Air- port for u you now.

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..' Mr. Francis Maofntyrg spent December 23rd and am, visiting friends in Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Grover Strathcona. were guests MacKay'I parents. Mr. ma Mr, James MacNelll on chi-m,m.,.' evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd M305” and family, and Mr. Peter Lead motored to Mario on Tun. day. December mrd, where they were guests of Mrs. Homer Jlmea MI. and Mid. Cuyler D11-1'.

Mr. Vernon Miacnonald. Char. lottetown. spent the Christian holidays in Lorna Valley. He was the Kuest of his brother. Mr. wn. bur MacDonald.

Miss Helen. McAulay arrived home from Massachusetts to spend the holidays with her mother, Mrs. Mice MoAulay.

Mr. Donald Shaw left for Nov: Scott: on Friday. December neon, where he expects to spend nu winter months.

Mina Marjorie Macfnnls. (mu- iottetown. Bpent Ohristmas with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Mlsclnrils.

Mr. Reuben Mocuinell uid Mr. 1":-Lucia Mclntyro left. Saturday. December with to visit relative: and friends in Boston and other places of interest in the United states.

Min Chris Shaw. Charlottetown was the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Shaw. for the Chistmaa holidays.

Milan Jana M.aoGrath, who has spent several months in Hyde Park. Mama arrived home on Christmas Day to visit her par- ents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Mac- Gratb.

Mina Rena. Mac-Neill. Charlotte- town, spent Christmas with her parents, Mr. Ind Mrs. J. 3. Mac- Neili. ,

Mlr. and Mrs. Nell Meoannell, Charlottetown, motored to Lorne Valley on Christmas Day. Thay were guests of Mir. Mooannellb parents. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Mb- Oannell.

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Miwnougall and faintly. Montague” were Ohriitmaa goals at the home of . Mb.cDoiuiail's intent-5. Mr- and Mrs. Malcolm Maclzeod.

Mia Joan Macsrath has re- turned home after spending a few days in Bangor at the home of her

brother-in-law Ind sister. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crane. Mr. John McAulay. Charlotte-

town. was I holiday visitor at the home of his mother, Mrs. Mao McAulay.

Mr. James Mcciinnell motored from Dorohoslor. Ml3.!d.. to spend the holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Mcoannell. He was accompanied by his cousin. Mr. Charles Mccoi-nth) -who visit- ed relatives and friends in this vicinity.

Mr. and Mrs." Edward Crane and son Lea. Bangor. were Christmas Day guests at the home of Mrs. Crane! parents. Mr. and Mrs. Munro Maccrath.

Mr. George Mccannell. Mon- tague, spent Boxing Day with hid parents. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Mc- Cannell.

Mr. and Mrs. Jnmes MacNeiii and Mn. George Mwlnnil W9" recent visitors to strathcom. They were guests of Mr. and Mn. Alex Macltay. and Mr. and Mira. may or MIcKIY- i AM

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um ANYTIME IS TEA TIME

SPECIAL AT A. a. naval at anytime.

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PEKOE TEA, lb.

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JANUARY 5th.