GENERAL SIR WILLIAM PENWICK WILLIAMS 1799-1885

Bamvu! o] Kars, K.C.B., born at Annapofibkqval in I799. contend lb: army and in 1841 was sen! to Conflanlmapl: to reorganize Ibo Turkisb army. During the Crinumv War, be rommqnded tbs idem: 1 Knrs, 4 fortified town wlncb bald out for n: rrlmnlbr. For Ibis a was made a bamnel qndcifanlcd a Ll,0_0_0 £01m»: fair h’ e. 14hr be war Commandrr-m- If] o/ the Brim Force: In 1nd Lieutenant-Governor o] Nova Scam.

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“No_ it's deadly earnest: I med- ed work." A shadow of nhofifld 1n- credulity crossed Alice Thornton's iwzzed features. Home tahooaht swiftly, intultlvelv. “In loved hun."

Alice cleumd her throat. "Child." she said. "there were any nvrxibor of people who would have helped Tod Griswolds daulzhter—"

“1 knew that. But I preferred to help myself?’

"Crazy. stubborn. the who he was ...Dovoumemtosoyflhe - ron doesn't realize M10 yml are ’

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"According to the change in the youngster. you've done s. nwvniic- ent, job," Alice Thornton conceded with unqualified approve-l. "(letting her that dog was nothing short of genius. It's all over town that the tried w commit suicide s. few dvivs

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OEIITML Ellllllllllll Musical Recital

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you Cuzmdim poem at Husking Time“?! E. Pauline Johnson.

AT IUSKINB TIME

Montague. Service: Sunday. October 4th. Junday School 10 A. M. No morning diet o! worship. Evening ‘l o'clock, service in charge of the

The from (the wur . It has become too noisy and machine. ridden and commercialized. for the

fairies have d rest of the

NOW MOII THAN IVIR YOU NIED PALMOl-IVI 'l'O KIIP THNI‘ SCHOOI-GIRI. COMPl-EXION

choir. Special offering fo rthe (rhcir green folk. Because the fairies can Fund. Please note the change of At hulking time the tassel fades live only b the belief of man. 110111‘ 0! evening service. Rev- 5. I‘. To brown above the yellow blades, when that 1G5 they die. m Hayward. Minister. 8-30-11. most; rustling sheath enswathes But riguishstlll possill-ile to believe q try M Opening m WW" "a 45 (“new dollars and i- covrn . al bcgwe . The 0 . an ' _ MISCELLANEOUS SHOWERS —- ‘Ihat leiursts it‘ cmysbui in scorn shtfilliplaces filer‘: where self-beget‘; bbrpgecital bmsmmme ehe <11 i" m“ me W3“) “m” “es Elven 0n Friday "H1111 . 36M- lllh. Lmige-r to lie in prison shades, ing elves can abide . . . winding following two numbers vmlch Miss m l e Rm cw“- lhe 511811418 and I16 QWWFS 0f M-T- lanes back in the woods . . . femy Winni-lred Haslam will now mclte W“! MIB- 146-5161‘ 01111118 Iwvhered the merry lads and maids dells with brooks slipping through to us. We are to hear about two

at their fine new home to tender The cream“ them a post. nuptial shower and t0 welcome Cairns, oxrnerly Miss Edna. M. Macidnnon, Canoe Cove, to Stanchel. Mr. Will Cam- eron find Mfrs, Edward White es- corted the bride and groom to their nicely decorated chairs. 'I'he Missies Addie Hslllwall and Jean

an won At hll-Ekl-YIC timQ.

The Frying pilot crow persuades The lock in Join in t-hievhi

'I'he sly racoon with emit nborn His port-ion

lust beginning to take sly possession mlds; of scone neglected pasture corner

cox-cart slowly wedes them . . . Twixt stglks and stubble, ‘sacked under

lcwmanging firs . . . s. first of these is token from Am- clump of silver birches at the erlcam literature. It dePMB me tum of some irresponsible path sicnglh of the southern Woman-

steals; 1mm plentyb daisies lying under a young moom.

eternal green twllights strong character's in literal/tin: The

hood during the American Civil war. ‘Ihe next is taken from Brit- lsh History and literature -Queen Elizabeth.

Miss Irma Tocmbs a. piano num-

. a plantation of tiny spruces

. a meadow snow.whlte with

Comelw “flied in vowel baskets horn Them you will find the fairies bco‘ m. the Fountain by Paul

Mdfm- Wlllfih Wm? QPQWI b! Hits pouch the emwy chipmunk . . almost. Just around that Ducelle opus 1B. march. wmle Ad '9 Wlliwflll- Mrs. 600MB lades ,1 curve . . . Just over that little Intermission.

Dixon read the accom ying vers- M huskmg “m; , . . . if you can move quick. Mao-y Elizabeth Simpson a. piano

4:1, ugle Mrs. Albert, “odd arrang- ____ 1y and “may enough, Qnly , . , number 'I'he Rose's Dream by Paul

l‘ m6 On m9 hle- I-“ler- The follow u l-siook : ou never can, You always just Duval.

0n bch lof his bride and himself m“ Emnlfggeflpb,“ ‘pm-giant, i115; them _ , _ but their laughter George Andrew c recitation, A few introd thanked everyvml 1°’! ""31! 1W6)’ number The Gpinnlng Song. floats back to you ln the sudden Boy's 80118 W J1me! HOBB- chmmlm 8m‘- md i-nvlted all l0 “m9 5nd whl of the wind and (he Shirley MaoKay a piano number

visit them mm. After smgng "For boom; rustle of the aspen And Woodland Scenes bv Icon Aubry. W! bride with ‘Phey Am Jolly Good Flelloivs" the out, 1,; your reward, For it 1s good Jean McLeod a imitation Ves.

bride and: groom were heartily u; ha; fary laughter and forget pea-s by A. A. Milne.

bounced, LIlfllCh was served by the In Mernorlarn

ladies, and i-he remainder of the evening was very pleasantly spent, music being fmmished by Mr. Al- bert Tbdd and Mfrs. Ifilslie Mac. lean, All departed to their homes wishing Mr. airl Mo's. Comm every happiness, and u. long and prosperous wedded life. 0n the following evening Sept. and Mrs, Cairns were guests o! honor at lihe bride's ahome Mrs. Annie MaezKinnon, Canoe Cove, at which time the people of Argyle len Shoo-e lendered llhem a mbcellane- cus shower. The bride and groom were escorted to their chairs by Mrs. Donald MacPhail and Miss Emma. MaoKlnnou. Mr. Silas Mur- ley in a few well chosen words ex. . ressed the object of the gather- ng, Miss Addie unmsn and Mas- ter Vernon Ibrgusooi carried in a. nicely decorated bucket laden with

(is. Mrs. Donald Madflmil open.

On Allfllllfil. l6, 1943, Mrs. Eflizabeth

away alt the

(Curtis) MBODUImId had crossed

with her pao-ents to reside in the Brae, where the remain

labored and estoblizhod a. home and reared a. fondly olefin children. o saw the primev lwwed down and fertile fields eduwciftemm MYS- Jdm D-wxbiu Iplace.Ilron1 the lowly MwPhe-il read the awmnbemyhlx blue of worship first. built by tlhe verses, while Mrs. John Albert: pioneers die later cow rise and in MaoDOI-IUB-ll financed the gifts on no small measure helped to build the table. Iesier and Edna. thank- the beau/gum “mom; chums, ed their friends for bheir lovely which 5mm; on 1m bank‘ of m‘, gifts which included a beautiful m” my“ 1n 51am, c; h” hon“ service My Mm the mews she ww generation after gener- and pupils of Arevle Shore Bun- mm misc and pm: on lb their dub School, c! which NW bride W85 destiny in homo and distant. lands. a‘ vwlued member. Following the only three of her large family 811181118 01' “my Me 5011? remain om ghe Island. Mrs. Hub- GOOd NEWS." 13w bride 1111i BT00!" ert MaoAllm and Leo and Neil WW Wlmfld. 111111111 W116 Served MncKinnon, the remainder are by we indisc- The wmvlflder vf scattered cm the United smles the evcnmz was spent, 1n and Os-nada. Her can Raymond Imlmmwl-al mus“? surprised his mflhhcr by ccmlng

sl forest

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Quake, ago in Mike's blue roadster. t was furnished by Mr- Alex Mvw- all u» way from Boston to spend 7c Judging from her actions out there. Kay. Cage ‘Iva/verse, who also sang her lest Christmas with her.

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Flrst Grade "And like 1t while shes sticking. s! g. The National Anthem. af- illness she was attended by her

Paige supplemented with a. smile.

‘Nevertheless!’ Alice Thornton, "you're a. fool."

Paige was taken aback at her change of attitude. "You loan mu stand with the servantt?"

"Bother the servants." Miss ‘Thorn- ton interrupted. "lore them be! All means. they re a Ito-Good. bunch. and its all very stupid. s menace of this size tor one sknmvlittle girl—"

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Mike‘; friend was zoinz to look like "Oh. I cbreel" Paige eagerly broke -verv young and sleek as i1 c. cat in. hadllcked her. A 5111116 of Joy rose "But lvlike wouldn't have it any suuruig within her as Llléiluflbem‘ of other way. He didn't care what it Alice 'l'horuton vanished in mm air. cost him, so long as he light iSlie put, out her hand and met a £11105. was getting the best." Her worm manmsh grasv- gaze wandered to the portrait over lm Paige UFlSWOld." the mantel. “No, my dest." she went She heard the echo of 1w: voice back. "you're fool to think you W0 lave- Whv had she said Paige can play with e and get away with Griswold? Probably because one look it." oflAlice Thornton was like the sun "I don't know what you mean." Him! on one. and lies had no "You've not the some for I well-y Diane in the sun. drazna. and a trite om. worthy of l. Miss ‘Inornwn subjected her to a plot in a. dime novel: Lovely Plvlllc candid appraisal. "l Like you. my Griswold woes as governess in Long Kiri. her straight gaze proclaimed. Island household of Michael Her- she turned. abrutiy to Parke. "That ron. Jxn-Arexrt you ashamed, girl?" Wlll be all. P311141: I'll ring when l'm "Not in the least. All blots am reodv to speak to you." trite. It's the way we live them out Parke took his departure with n. that counts" baciuvaru klnncc at Paoze- Alice "Fair enough. But peoplewfiltnlk. lnomtorrgrinncd. "I-ie said. you to say the least." Wfife o Iiyncab." she observed. "let them talk!" Paige flared. I Hm. said P8189. "when in; comes "I'm here as a. paid 1 t0 Qcoliuz with rank dishonesty ma shanw forget it, and I don't laziness. She sketched briefly what, hlld hmmened, Alice Thornton lis- tened in silence. lighted a, cmamu; and. tossed the match info ohe fire. Paige blushed hotly. "That's ab-

“Oh, place. _, . _ "I "'l'hcv scratched a Tartar.” she surd. I didn't know he existed until saw it all from the window, I d9 remarked “um mush "Egg/q Mike “yo days 330/’ hope he dKlll t hurt vou.‘ hspben to 11nd you?" “What's that, got to do "with it? lillvrt me? Whv Im ‘tom 1o “In Miss Moultozrs Agency." Mike fell in love with Erica's moth- lhluls‘, the biz, brute. the Rprkwul ‘He told me your name was De~ er before he even spoke to her. and hlnnv-Im Alice Thomton.' borah Paige. You scold it was Paige her death 15 going w hold mm m Paine stared, Fhere was something Griswold. which is it?" ndage to her for as 10ml as he vaguelv familiar in the full rich "Paige Griswold.” lives-unless something habpcm to voice. but surely this magnificent, woman with the handsome tip-tilted T10“? and flat-honed humorous mouth, could not be Allce Thorn- tpn_l__'whs; she kncw_exaclly_whht

Strange Victory B! PRANKEN MELONEY Author o! “Call Back Love‘

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before the house She glanced out: "Oh, my goodness!" she cried in dismay. A VISlLOZ‘ was arriving — an elderly lady» by the overhead view o1 licr bulk and the hat she was \“11H'111R~a1id birica could never in the uorld hold that crazv Dill) in muck. the pranced into her skirt, mm u comb thijough her hair. and dashed doumsoaus.

lfzirkc had alrcadv admitted m9 VlSILOY lo the meat hall. and was bOllUlLOlLSlV bfllSIllllR from her dark cloth slot vcs the dubtv mementos 0i’ Busters mammoth iorepaws,

_Pulvc hurried over to her. 1m so sorry!" she BiDOlOlziZ€d.

the/t Michael Herron will." “You'll both foraet it." “Whv should we?" "Because you're in love with him."

"I thought as much from the cut bring him to his senses." ofhvqur lib."

“Did you know mv father?"

Before you were born, _l~ll15-_fl}118-§ouerade,?"

"I know," Paige murmured, "and she wouldn't have wanted it. would What a sh '

Marcia had a. head on her shoulders. You slélzvghatheg: of will’ shoulders, foo. a v use -'

"I mall." said Paige. She had I feeling that she and Alice Thom- ton completly understood econ other’ o a 0 a

Mike Herron slammed the icic-

, phone down on the deflc before him. He was angry at himself for having ' called the Roslyn house. Three times he had charmed his mind about calling. and had. finally weak- . he had wanted. beyond endurance. to hear the sound of her voice with its cheerful reassurance that one port of his life. s/t least. was functioning properly. grabbed up his hat and strode

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"1'm going down info the vac-d." he threw out over his shoulder.

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The pallbearers

, grandchildren John,

gmgmglne ma" kwkl“ ""1 9"‘ and Roland MacKlnnon:

He came to the end of the staging and stood locking out over the near- llmfimfilfifif. ‘£3.25’. 21.3%“ 3'1‘. h; and we Mwwnnon who =0 water-and he'd be in hot water. “m” “red m‘ he’ during h“ what with the banks wantintz to go 1°"! mm” all‘! V’ h" Yflllhflll into the shipping business, Trouble 80h. Nell who has been her com- wlth bankers was. thev thought they

were her Kenneth Gerald Daniel and Raymond MncAllan. To her daughter Mary and her grand daughters Pauline, Auldine

psnion for so many years and to could run everything. all those who mourn s beloved (Tobecontinued) mother we dedicate these lines

from Iongfel "There is no death; what seems

is buns on. This life of mortal breath. suburb of the life Elysian . W110“ Dflrlialwve cull doth. Thus his passed on one more those gallant. pioneers who helped to make this Island the Garden o! the Gulf.

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A large crowd of friends and rela- tives BDcilL a very bless-sax. cVélDnK at the home of Mr. and Mrs. rlorace Vessey, York. cu Monday. August 31st at. a miscellaneous shower given

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Verna Vessey to the strains of the wedding march played by Mr. Arth- ur Veuey. The room had been tute- fuily decorated for the occasion with ink and blue streamers. Mrs. Harry wia and Miss Ella Thompson then carried in heavily laden baskets oi nt; which were opened by Mrs.

old Metcalfe and Miss lfi-mcea Vosoey, while the best wishes and witty verses were read bv Miss Dor- otlgjyr‘ Watts and arranged on the ts by Miss Viola. Jlv The bride-

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that world loo- igorhilehl d L“ . Billie A ew pcye c - MR3. HJZABETII MIOKINNON sic that has Xlceen on the lmusic pupils list slam our grandmothfi: tim‘ Mflry MsoKinnon of Brae Lot 9 passed but? age of nlnelymine. Mary Elllzsbeth S

She was born neao- Charlottetown ticn ‘me Good Little Girl by A. A. on a. form on what was then known Milne. Road. Her parents Leah Pickering a. reading Am- Allan MacDonald and Margaret atpur Movies,

the Atlantic to pioneer on the Is- Minuet G. by d Richter

When a young girl she came Lune. Last winter Mia; Cecile dc Bank!» der of her of the English department Welles. long life was spent. When quite lcy 6011MB. W68 brmmht to TOIOHW y011n8 alto meo-ried Felix Mac. 1o lecture to _ g Kinncn of Brae and together they Choral poel-liy- As 0M Wlvllefled W fme hear her classes I was very mllfih