MONDAY Pllrceld. When all had b

his ON sur-'rho s. s. Huis. Miss Miuigan eirprened °°lhn°:iln'l lil., gona to Pictou to so on in a few well ehogen Wm-dh Mm slip. Her place is 1191113 1°'1‘¢’1 George Pickering and Mm Fmnll llie present by the motor boat Callbeck contributed some llellghl_

nl Nine Mile Creek. ful music during the evening while

Mrs Hall and Mrs- Arthur McEwen

Miss Mary Mill and the Mis- of well rendered so1°p_ Ml-5 Bagwell

Eleanor and Sarah Green left assisted _by some of the lnllleel eerv_ sal,”-day for a. motor ltrlp ed a dainty lunch before the ues

Mrs George Iggy of Summerslde;

also two _bro}h_era, John of Cam- cA1t1'E|;,_.'|-|;ENH0LM_A very

Roaebank and one sister. me einnized at the Main st Baptist

arrived y ved word of the TUESDIW 1° ‘penn W” °l the ‘lllllll °l “Ll °°“s1"» Mr- Innnam S- Paaacuab nv Mourmaari-At rlililllillfrlllélltlalillillellllllsflrlilllillilllelsallrllll llllllll l

' ' el' son

15 nl” “pen 8 ' 5° °°nd“°°°d 5 preached the sermonilast Sunday Latehy in me l,re_gen¢e of l

. a ew

turquoise blue hyacinthe crepe, with

M”°D°n°'ld’ ° Tryon' was ll me °'g° 1`~'€1‘3u50n. Winnilles. General Man- ‘ a bouquet of roses carnations and

P15101' Rev' J' 'L' Lund' The W” yesterday to spend a few weeks va- to the home of the 8room‘a Parents

ld H vey. n rmen was . e

nam al F°1`B“S°“ “nd 1911811' 1'B11111y- Mr- ed after which the happy couple left

ri~ vmn v - ~ -

“ S lei. lell in llllnlnl M _ H Senator Ferguson, formerly belong- Island. The bride traveled in nsuit .nl G el el ll

goes out to the, bereaved . rs uestis .of ed to Marshfield The i e uar an J ns a ost of

B _ - Del' y is re- of blue wool cr , ti d llllllll' Mm" hll "'ll° navlng P" gistered at the canadian. Nntiorini white -L in i lll lllllllll wllll "lends in "’Sn’"“ “nn” “WY S“°'

follow ig _ ~ h

____ me ensuing yeell Pl_ee_ oi. the isillmi_ The large been ol Elini e t_w_e_year course in Commelil- School Trustees have received ad- noon from the residence oi F_ s_

Nl l l l l l 1110111 5611001. T01'0nt0. leading her amendment to the act respecting

barn ls one ol the largest nh the being included in the display being provides that any district not mak- we,-el J _y_ Mgmnrmn J_ M_ Mc.

-- Island. being over 240 feet long and S5115 ffvm the School to the Inter- ing special regulations shall be lpadyerr w, A, stewart: J. A. Web-

lleellliilli _.iDnlvny_hy_l_hne_§n_.. was liiillt ln Sections by fhe Uwhen national Art Exhibition to be held considered a closed district, in ste,-l J_ Fl Mrwponnld and H, R..

built by William Mac- As far as could beleamed last in Vienna. which no domestic animals shall Hiiison

of Stn,-,dard 011 fan-re, and night there was no stock in the *-1 be allowed to run at large from *_

still lingers a. royal romance, er. The value of the barn or the noon Miss' Annie Willson have nn was made- C1119 1° the fact init the prettiest weddings oi' the seas-

where once upon n time two insurance could not be ascertained. exhihiiien el l week done by hee certain districts did not make res- on took place at Zion Church at '7

BI'

and their company 'alone Another barn Owned by Mr. pupils ,inline l°ile peel winlee The ulatlohs. while others did not make 'einrir inet evening when 1/:ES

the unrivalled location, the James C°Ug1'11111 Of A155110" W9-‘1 studies ln Water c01oi.s_ crayons and Pfnner °neS- - Mary Margaret Rowlings, daug

Of See- 19011011. the many burned 15° the gllolmd °n saturday pastels were artistically hung on i ef °f Mr' nnd M75' A J' R°Wn"gs

hills, the lonely little lake, 1115119 The me W”-5 d15°°"°1`°d nt 11 the walls of the Baptist ghumh WEDNESDAY of North Rustico, was united in

seo breeze, and the Tracadie n~i m' The nm department turned grghogi r-(mm, which afforded excel_ marriage to Lorne W. Mcheill of lli_,l ln lll dish, iiliis out. but could do nothing t0 Save lent llghtln nfl ch Th hi The death °°°“"ed at Gfenfelf Cavendish. The ceremony was per-

it e nce, olicned last evening as the building and its contents. Mr. llelnllne eleefexhllfllee mel:y.llllieel;l;lSHS1=-. on May 26. 1931 of Bertfornied by the Rev. st. ciair Jeans,

iinlel_ ' Coughlin`s valuable race horse et exquisite werie hpieeeenteeelel Hardy, _ aged fifty-two, second pastor of the summer-side pres-

-_ llmmny Bllyll was burned' He was hour was spent by the relatives and llldesll soll ol Mls' Allce Hardy’ nYn"n"n Church' Tne bride was

_illiylil OF Mm HERBERT one of the best green racers coming friends lnvlteeh to whom _el__e__h_ formerly of York, P. E. I. He attired in a blue crepe romalne n0ii.i`.nSS_Tilere passed ewell forward this season and was sched- ments were eeevedl Mm R" E_ leaves besides his aged mother and ldress with hat, shoes and stockings ille Plillcn County Hospltei ell lucd for a good many races this Muielh Mies Eileen Bennefh Miss several brothers and sisters, a to match, and ‘carried a bouquet of

e_.lemeon_ Me Herbert B_ year. A truck horse managed to Mae Stems end the pupils helping widow and four children to mourn white carnations and maldenhair of Montrose at the age of bleak l°°se' but was 5° badly llllmed Miss Watson in dispensing hospit- their l°5s' ` » fem' Aft" the celemlmy the llllllllll

lem eller ll lone and “ying about the head that itlsunderstood eel! _ _ Couple wok supper at the Russ

of one yen,-S dili.nlilon_ ‘llli._i1fnat nls °Wn°1` was °nn3ed t° Hotel, and left today by motor for -.vin the ron of the into sl‘°°l ul” llnlmlll' The 1’°“ll’y "ll Paasnyrareiiu. Maarmc -_ “GOING To EUROPE--M155 “~ ‘nn t° ‘ne ’n"l“l““d “nd the newness el, Montrose _md some hay and rigging were lost in The executive el the P_ in lslend constnnee Macarthur, B_ A,, United States.

resided there on the home- me lllle' some fox pens were badly Presbyterial met in Heartz Memor- daughter °f senntm C' and M1* '__'

lm llle_ He was of 8 __ulet_ scorched, but the foxes were saveld. lel Heli_ Cl_.m_loetetown_ on June MacArthur-l Summersidel p_ E_ L_ B ..*lSLANDER RECEIVES HON-

elseeslllen me was l1;_h_e__li;ebe_i;n:2_n;sc;>_she__:e__;lefxglw: llllh_M,s_ Hammond .l.0nmbs_ llleehseoreta-riai graduate of Miss‘Mur- :__J11STAt r_e_ce_nt §_onvl>eSi_i_ti:n

highly esteemed by all who i hlinl ldenl' led the devollollal exellclslls` llllys Bllsllless ‘College lllld wlllllell atllelllellvsflls othell'esilltl;ll§fl1l/nlichllalp-l

lltllieilt; l;f:rlliglrl;lrldltlhrl;ll;ll;lllugl;1l§ `lllllllllce` asAl;_li§xlfl;.ln;l'llilel;l;rl;;l.lryllSlgl;l;l home in Summerside to join her Degree °f Bgnnelml °l Edllllllllllllloll Hamel.: Robert an i nil J. R_ suing Kensingtom was ii _ mother who will shortly sail for‘ was mnllene “pm Mr' l am -’f’2‘»2-- ..:,';".i.S;r;=...:'."..i'.';;. :.:’.‘;":: .. » §;;::;";- '.';.s..§“~ ..;°';“:;.:i.:,: Caliiornla; Mrs. Gordon Ram Friday last eil the heme of his Soul ;l_i;c1;i‘i_e;i__i1_n:_i;;J_ils decided to _hold _FUNERAL;__eIR, WILLIAM eblelned high honors ln ell sub_

lllltflilllilairlllllllzlilllltllilnirllilsllel lllmlllgllllllll G(;llllllllll_lllltSllllllllllllllsllll;ll’ June 25th, afternoolnllsesillillrlilzi T- MCART11UR_T1`1e lfunefai °1 'leclll lllld wllll also one lll llllosll wllll

' Mr. 05 he 8 H11 11 6 age ' . , _ received the University Certificate

_ lllclculllldlnn extends sin' 84 years. Mr. Gallant was a native ;lllelllnllllil;llllll;n;l ;l.l;l,:l.ledA:llll;ddll§°: llglnkwllnlgllliellld llclllifilllli/llilllilrlii? ;l;;_ of Great Distinction. Mr. Brennan ymlllllly' The funeral tnkes of Mont Carmel but had resided in eetes from ever lll' ee noun hom his home in Roseilenie has had a successful collegiate car- °n W"‘1n°5‘1“Y» at 230 f1‘°m summerside for the past 12 years. vlled to be eeglelnlllx Bn" _are ln' The services were very lel, ei ei; eer. He graduated from St. Dun- Re to the cemetery at Mont- He .was very will known and high- uSed_ It waszecldeé to glgldunlgllles tended Rev' ML Elliott B; dyie e v_ stan's University, with honors, in

ll' Gl Al Elllol ollllclllllllgl ly llespecled blllll ln llls llllllllle vllll `for Prince anti Kin ‘ tlla es Mr Stanford conducted the ser- 1925 alld subsequently lecelvlld the RAL 'SE`“R”vlCEs _ The age and in Summerside. It is not Tyne valley andgséggliesgwzn vlce__ The l_ymn__ _,Asleep ln _lee_ degree of Bachelor of Arts, cum _mel I M __ often that married couples attain Luncheon was served wll_h_M__s W us" ,heblele with Me" end ,The laude, from Laval University. He

ces ol ls' Glullgll such lllllgclllly ln lllalllllell llle as A Thomson as h st ft l l Lord is M She herd" er feelin l llllm llllllllll the lellcllllln lllclllly °l

were held on Saturday af- did Mr. Gallant and his spouse, who elle meeelng Bdjollle es: ll ell whlch l elm by mp een :agen Tse Campion Jesuit College, Regina,

____ h0T_l_l0rt;o_vl'as a short Service had almost 63 years of happy mar' ll ' plgllbegersywer; Mesgellhlex llllhlie where he remained for four years as _l_ U owed by a. serv ce rled life to their credit. They had ISLANDER AT P__RLe_Y_Al_ th Robert Home Benl wenen C0l_ Professor of English History, Latin, l "md Church at S9‘“`n'°n~ seven children, one df whom had con el eh e ll Th ’ ' Economics and Sciences. In the lllllllll was lllled wllh Sym' Passed away. thirty three grand- D-enlgll Xglsolgatl e llllllllglllllnd Stale _l_lgW;°dM elfmlls’ d'lall_;esenHllledl:; autumn of 1930, he entered the Uni- l____lllll°"_ds' Wn° “me W nay children and seventeen great grand- more lest Week llgr ;_hnnPB;l;_1_‘ llaeeulllul ll' lllcllxllll 'theses 3 were versity of Saskatchewan, where he ii llllllllll lo ll llelll lllllld' °n“‘n°n' “ll °’ ‘”n°"‘ “le llllllg' Baltimore denltistl fr il l a wreath from the iamii wreath l°°ll “P “ ln°°l"l dem” °°”"° "1 1° remain °nf~Slde 115 Mr. Gallant was the last oi ii large ohm ll _ . o mery of Y- h ll which he has lust completed with WHS no room for them. The llimlly of Audra descent, who had as co; ';;’_;':_n' 5_1;‘;_1‘°d°n ’n°d°’n “rt E'dR‘“m5“y'ls1Tllly' lgs' Mill ll: such marked success. He is also a

R_yn0__liifieiatinB were Rev, A. resided for generations in _ Mont at one ff the stlrles °5n$;°__c;n;`l‘;;n_g_» ;l;0___;fei;;l;_ Sl:nll_lme__;'del_l2S_ 5' forceful debator and in the month 2- 1;:'"';l..%‘.“°;i..“'i..1i;‘ ‘:..;".;“-.12 --- ii ' --~ ;'..‘.;“:;.°.‘;.;;“..“:§..°.'.;.‘;‘..:';°..2,':'f ‘,ll`ll‘l’"°"“ 01 the United 0111111511 namely: Sylverc, of Washinllton, D. _ilgllebgre 1ielll'l_Wn° °“'n° "° m"Tl"'l_ ;NlNU‘“‘ll_MEfTlNGl gl versity of Saskatchewan in the ln-

loh. Among those attehdih8 C, Emmanuel and Joseph of 5'-U11' ll ell een years ag°l ll Els llllcll, L lllll Asswll' l ter-Collegiate Debate with represen-

1‘1nei'i\l were 1-Ion. Walter M. m

uagcs, Margaret Houston. Char- lottetown; Book prize, third form, (A). Drawing certificates Hops. I, Hons._ II, Pass III.

the Staten’ Wa"-1 °f W111°11 1’“m'n““°’n° “‘“°n'n°’Y and B ’°n aiu' Exulsrr-Yesterday after- Mlly 15 l° Nw' ls' The ‘"“°"d'“°”t WEDDED YEsTE“D“Y"°“° °l -WELCOME vfsiron_Mr H

J. Montgomery of Montgomery Bros Wetaskiwin, Alta., arrived at Be- deque yesterday on a visit to rela- tives and friends. Mrs, Montgomery stopped off at Quebec to attend a Convention of The Federated Wom- en's Institutes of Canada and will join her husband next week. Mr. Montgomery is a member of the Al- berta Legislature, representing thc Wetaskiwin district. _

ISLANDERS INTERESTED -

The moonlight excursion of the In- tercoloniai Club of Boston is being held on Wednesday evening, July 1, 1931, onthe steamer Myrtle Second, down Boston Harbour with dancing and an excellent orchestra. The Committee includes: Wendell H. Gordon, chairman, formerly of P. E. I., John Kiley, Daniel B. Munn, Frank W. Clark. Murdock J. Mc-

This is a bad loss to Mr. Cong ll 1 c n

the pleasure of his acquaint- 1 - on “°°°“nt °f 1`¢m0Vali Mrs- Rev. °l l e g°d medal for general ell' l. ~~ -r lmnnld’ Murdock Camnllell' Alex'

as it is understood he has no n _ cellencel left on saturday lol. hei. pear in t1.e Saskatoon Star, the Meverlsle Felmie X Mlteilelh _lemee

R. Chalsson, Dougald Mi1cGillivray, Ronald J. Mclntyre, Ernest A. Eh- ler, John S. Nolan.

-CONVENTION 3RD DISTRICT

OF PRINCE-At a convention oi

the Liberals of the third district of Prince held in Summcrslde Wednes- day nlght candidates were elected to contest the district in the forth- coming election. Mr. Morin Gallant was chairman oi the meeting and Mr. Morley M. Bell. secretary. Mr. H. A, Darby and Mr. Morin Gal- lant were proposed to represent the electorate, but declined. Mr. G. W. Ramsay of Malpcque and Mr. Ed~ ward Larkins of Tyne Valley were thlen put to the vote for Council- men, Mr. Ramsay polling the larg- est vote. Mr. Sylvester Dcsroches of Charlottetown was unanimously nominated for Assemblyman. After the candidates had addressed the meeting Messrs H. A. Darby T. R. Allen and Premier Lea gave :i'l:lrcs- es.-S _

TRANSFERRED.- Stewart Flet-

deeeased him some llme _. Th l HD ur On their return _ -

'nie iiiiy-fifth annual meeting of were no children. The Gulilllgian H°t°1- llley will reside in saekvine- T11” cell llllllllgll lllll_Sl 1-ill<¢l;eilli;rllllll§lil.;ollnllbieElRil;l;l¢ll‘t llllllllllly llllllNllllll_ll my llll

, ll th _ *_ - . . erestin

llilw Soeiety of Prince Edward tends sympathy to the bereaved.-S A BRILLIANT STUDENT _Mies ell;v; f:lel_l_lill_lllll;l_l_'l_se_‘;ll_ 13:6 ‘nr _ 1~}{U|ts|)_4y who has just been transferred from my Halibol- Noi-th nh Wellnceelnyimay

` ' the Bank of Commerce Branch, at` v ni

was held yesterday afternoon Fr -

_ _ T ances Munn, Marshfield, return- _ _ _ _ 0 0 118.

me Lau Libraries with the pres W° barns- one 240 feet long ed in he hom l To ll i M _ , . Lam 'ro lmsr-The funeral of Montague. P. E. I.. to Bridgewater. hey D. Muhure eeiebrnted her vena] SMITH-At the Pnnee County Hos-

` ' ' y with a family reunion.', Pit

Mr. ii. F. ivicrhee presiding. were blazed to the ground by fire ’ ° .“":‘ ll ll ° °“ C°NsmE“ED CLOSED ms' the late Mrs. w. A. Martin oi To- N. S.. nent su da h th ii b thd

ir were appointed of this Week end in the western part day llllelllllg lllccmlllllly complet' lllR'lCTS_s°°llel'l'rleS °f B°"d'l1 °f ledo, Ohio, was held Tuesday after- parental-New Gllasigloivlllliill ls 'rlnosell

Ge . ~ , -, l '

w Lowther vice Pres M M1- 'lhunues Merlev orulmsdaie was msg "5 ‘ll ‘he central T” "ne "°’“ the G°"°""“°“° °f an chandler, s Brighton Road. ser- /rr r:nc.|:im.L. _` Among the chZ;lli;~ G lmlliirlll Mmi-illillllnnll

t M M D Me-

Presbyterian Church. but was a sun ISLAND GRADUATE-Amon she' ‘

P01101' Of -*ge Nllilrehe B°¢1e¢y»_¥1'e»duates from the Universiti oflllilnllngnfiléegmcel llllllhlléloll Rllllllllli will _BRIDAL sllowznppleviolls lolslslllls ol . irecipient of man lo l Them -ue le nw m°lll,n_ _heeldee Meryiend el melt eemmeneemehllie ____ Fonsm U? ¢°~n dl B her approaching marriage, Miss R. paid her official visit to Charlotte- V "Y W°d‘11l1U his sorrowing widow (nee_ Ml-sl exercises on June 6th, was Mr. Wil-' lllll ll llll Dlslllllll al Qlleml' Rlllll Melllellllll' lll Rlosllllllllll’ wlls` lllllllll Tllllllll .

_lnhle Boylé of Lol nl, two ,ohh heel T_ Mllqlleilh mlmeeiy ol Cllel__ il* 5 L1b¢N1 °011Ve11¢1°h held ll-S1 ll tendered a miscellaneous shower at evening, The meeting was presided

Jun” nl Elnihdnle end John on the loltebewm wil°_ beeldee greduetlne l¢V911-1118 lt E1d0D- The l10ll'iIhBti0IllSthe beautiful home of Mr. and over by

- were unanimous. Mr. D. J. Riley- Mrs Lester Profit. The bride-to-bc M. E. C., P

_ homestead; two daughters Mrs in lay, ll, li - _

»0N MOTOR. TRIP MPS- H' C- ‘“'V°1'°'1 the guests with a niunber George Matthews of Elmsdale and of hlslcllal; lllllollg ll ollolll lllell Ellglllllllllilowlll llllelllllllll Mlll Mllllk was mel lll llllll dollll by llllle llllllllll llllllll wllllll llllll sllllmlllll Rlllllel

' . cGu gan, Charlottetown, acting Hunter, who, after making a pres- sentative S

as secretary. Mr. Larabee’e nomina- entatioh of a bouquet led the guest ‘ zie being a

l tion for Assemblyman, was mov- of honor on a petal-strewn path spiring d h l f I dd ,

New Brunswick and took their leave wishing me :liens bndge' MW' md B°n1°“n~n “‘ ‘1“1°° “Id Pfml' Weddm _“S 3°" ed by ri.. c. McLeod, arnndlthrough the decorated hallway to a uuueii pllellelntedlwinlilln “ns

l'°`be every n°PP11”1@SS--S i-I-hamhs Melhenll ol Mm River to W ' View. seconded by J. S. Stewart,' prettily decorated arch in the living ver plate by the local Temple. Af- llllllcllll' ll' E' I" Wn° W°n 111° P11"

i ' n“"’°“"'g° °“ ednesday' "““° mn Caledonia, Mr Bruce being nornin- l room Miss 1/ella Profit followed ter the regular routine business a1i.f°’

_ ` .all of whom .sincere sympathy is at 2,30 _ _ il Ml ° ~

ll-MNIER VISITORS-Dr. L. M. DEATH OF MR. INGHAM g_ nx¢ehdeil__s C eh lull m' W ell lla Blanche ated for Councillor by Milton Fur- wheelingacarriage trimmed in pink present ga

dll d lil winlclh _ a er e Trenholm daughter of _

Mm Lin ny an ve S T Mr. F. J. E, wright cr . Ml,_ and Mrs Elmer’ Trenholm ol ness, ver-non River, ireeondod by and white and laden with costly home of sister Pauline Maenonnidl

esmdny nlmn ummerslde "@1591 l ’ William Murphy, Vernon, gifts. Mr. Leslie Dlgnan then read where n very pleasant evening was l°ll

an address. Following this the gifts spent, Sister Enid LcPage assistin

. indso' fth- Wright i c - »- _ ' P’

wllll Ml; LPha.illll:at llOr- Sunda it 7;lllllb°11ton, Lot 4. 0" the request of his soldier friend, of Mr. and Mrs. Waiter I. Csrinr of -WEDMNG BELLS _ A qlllell Welle llllllllllll and lllesellllld by Mlss the h°5l°“l ln semng ref"’5n’n°n15'

Sl! Andrew ac Wei hi years of age- M1'°‘lC9,r\0n John Almond, rectgrl the shaky-lue_ The ceremony was l l__ Wedding t°°k P1309 35 U19 1101116 Of P5571 C1318 and the 1`9ad1nG' 01 the 011 WL‘dlle.<d£iy morning througil “W--T.

l. Alexander MacPhail, of E was a prominent farmer of Rem J_ Moorhehd Lennle B_D_ formed b th pe Mr. and Mrs. John A. Smallman, accompanying verses caused much the courtesy of Major and lvir< GRA"

din the 523% dllfitriet he al ' ` ' ll e ev' E’ B' MW' summer-side, on wednesday, Jullelmerriment. Miss Erma Palmer re- McKenzie Mrs. Russell accompanl_l 1931

there. - "1 11 Connection with his _ 17th, when their o`l d hte, ceived the gifts und arranged them id b ' l ~ nam' “ 50"- Beniemin Benalm-

farm. He was the son 9! the iele, evenlnii in Trinity Mem_oria.i (Angli relatives and friends. The bride celherlne Baken wnel' unlzlgi _ln on __ table _mer __ shower of up velhmy ,McNeill and Miss Jean

can) C urch Montreal l k h

l_UNllnhl__.l»lie nine,-Bl of wll_ Theodore Wright and had lived in l 0° llll velly ll lllmllllg ln ll dress °ll marriage to Mr. Hume E. Hopg0od_ ple-blossoms, Miss Metherell, in her through

cn Friday, June 12th at 2 p. gm thle Prince County Hospital eller of ihe Gleni well Life hselll__ ,meldenhelr tem Amr the c___e_ son, of the United Baptist Church,l and accompanying H0011 Wishes- All Mrs. Russell to luncheon at the

The scllllllll was lllllllllllllled by treatrllientll arlilcllldhisllelllll tnllldelllllllllg ance. arrived in-the City by car mony the wedding pax‘y returned sllllllllllllllllll' °lllcllllllll` Mlell the 'lllllllll lll slllglllg lllllol sllllls ll Jolly; calllldla

ea not , _ " ceremony a small reception was Good Fellow.” Lunch was served dainty repnst was sell-Cd and aiiil93l

l .

. friends wh wer ri -

in the Peonlee Cemetery at _ o es eved Q near or Fel. h is i il i day moming for a honeymoon trip th H h i -

_th of the com his nmlng There le only one _le Suson, w o a son o t e ate on a short honeymoon trip to P. E. to Beetom New York and Mon___e____ FRIDAY _netheac e nga for her home. While

Misses

pnriner, Secretary-Treasurer discovered at 2 0’clock on Monday vices ll th hoil il . _

1 l l ll _ _ 11 e Se 1111 Brave were prize winners at Edgehill. Windsor, bor Noi h, r'. and rs. A. .

p_ Bentley, K. C.. lllulirecughe, nnornling to nie burning fiercely. The ;_‘;s5an1;_ ehgxni ___lasllllfi_l:er_i___i;llust1;; leeleyrele. _ k th_e apnointment of conducted bi, Rein sh Clhli. Jeans, ellneni. the ieilhll,illg__Fihh mlm Lille' Mn and Mm _l_ Charles Mc_

McPhee, J- 0- C- BNP i -l re n ma 6 511011 headway 85 15° l ` ° ll es pace n he annual assisted by Rev. J. M. McLeod and 511' st _v' ' ' S th .l Lure and M d M~ B ‘ ' MYE

C. St. C. Tralnor, Mark be quite out of control, Mr. Merley's Wllllk in the dlllerenll subjects ls S°h°°1 meetlng' Tne amendment Rev. Dr. Ramsay. The Pallbelifefs lottlrgltlnwnlllgndlllsllilnrll: nlliillerlll lll;l,l,l;_ C. lVlcLure ll/lfoilltlngue l'l'lhe Parsonage June 17 1931 by Dr.

ried sons in the party were William A. C ~

Charlottetown; Cameron, Mon- ers of Mt Albion to Mary Eliza.-

Di.

ing

and er

G G

it fe

life*-ellt were Mi and Mis Jon’ T M L cl M lei

tague, and Howard, Murray Harbor beth .

Nort also one son in-law Mr Ar

thur ey ,

grandchildren those attending were llllle ' ' Eiiee 193 '

Carl e, 5 ' ' Raymond and 'Isabelle Reynolds, gen' _ -

Cambridge and Etta McLure, Mon- Mnb '» ' _ tague. The only immediate mem- *f bers of the family unable to be present were u daughter Miss Belle * Mciiure, Lexington, Mass., and four RAY grandchildren namely Preston Mc- June

Lure, Murray Harbor, Elsie attend- s.l~Ew_hR.l.__Al_ WinSi°e_ Julie i5_

and Arnold, Montague. The Iil'St

break in this family circle took`MAR

place three years ago when the (lay father Mr. C. D. McLui'e died sud- '

' ‘ t d ,

‘1e‘nYl“l”°n ad;‘l°“l_ieft glee? umciwr-at cnmpbeilton, Lot 4, _1_'e';a;no?d§r pl;s_edlg__w__y Allna the lsunday, June 14, Ingham S. Wright little nine your old daughter of Mr. ag”

'_ . St..

was served at nine Oclock, after Mac which the evening was spent with

gal

presented with a beautiful drcss of lc gth of flat crepe, by tlic family-

Junc wedding was sclcmnizcd on

Wednesday evening at 8 o'c1ock at ‘age

the home of Mr. and Mrs. Georgel L. Sheen, Summersidc, when their._mCKlES0l`,_At Mayllelcn sem"

llghlell' Mlss l_)Ql°llly Lcllllll' wlls day, June 13, Minnie Ethel Dick-

unitod in marriage to Mr. Louis lem” beloved wife of Gordon

uston. '

head. The ceremony was performed ni by Rev. J. P. C. Fraser nssistcfi by

The bride looked Winsome in a H0

Ji , _

Sister Helen McNeill,

riot

11: - . - R holds cambridge. of the MAC

n, Hazen, Jamie, Ollie and 1’ McLur Murraf Harbor North BD'

P. W. C., Charlottetown, Barry Mary

lso present. After an in- lelllllly‘

their degrees of Bachelor of Arts

as taken for a drive num

Cllmnieeiille ll ll the city and surrounding i

infant 5°” °f Mr' “nd Mfg- il " “ n 111°- M1- Wright Ham: oN vAc.i'rloN-Mr. o. c. hat and shoes le melee d ____ _ oi the Inspection staff oi the Bunk Winsome way thanked her friends country. at 1 iveioeir e party of fir- ’ 9

lf ad returned home short tl 'lm cn ll of Nova. Scotia, R,ev,Jam¢s B_w1i. one and all for their lovely gifts teen pythian Slslels enllellained nny'

city she was thc guest of ARS Margaret and Jean White. wal'

Arnol

1931 -#_ ' _ rue Cu.»\Ri.o1‘_'r£1;owi§| c,u.\Rbu\:§____ __ _ lgnlnllllelll

Weeks N€WS Bllilgeffor , ur Saturday Subscribers*

lhe Maritime Provinces Guardian joins. The bride was thg

c No. i7 on Tuesday gllls'_s’

GRADUATES FROM ST. JO.

est Grand Chief. Sister sElllllS"Al ‘ne nlnn annnu °°m'

mencement exercises of Bt. Joseph'l

ister Elizabeth McKen- Ulllverslly' St' J°S°1’nl5» N- 3-' W"

1111141118 those receiving

Mr. Florin N. Poirier of Mig-

Junior and Senior Bcieneeg

thered at the spacious ‘Robcrl 1-'°ClHir. sophomore, ot

B100n1fleld. P. E. I.. also won prizes

Latin and English.

*___

BIRTHS

AM-At Bay View May 14th

- To Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gra-

PIIY-AL Cherry Valley, Juni 31, to James F. and Mrs. Mur- a son (Patrick Jeromel-Pat- Please Copy.

n National Hotel, where all-ICLEOD -On Friday, June 12,

to Mr. and Mrs. Norman W.

, - holly unexpected He . _

bearers were. Messrs. Frank W - Was very ciill _ H is i h held for the immediate reiativeg by the hostess, assisted by several of er bi 1,' . - »

I ee _ highly esteemed by __ larg circle ol on e accompan ed y Mrs. where a dainty luncheon was serv- Me and M__s_ Hopgood _eu yesteee the ___d_es_ a_1_J;:_yaw_e__chim_e_Ir_;vasR_;p;nlt _eye alll; _ 3/llelicod, Bridgetown, a son, (Still.

OLD-At Bristol, on April 23, to Mr. and Mrs. James 1-I. cl, a daughter, Lottie May.

event took place nt Mur- "ARD\l*A¢ 11"* P- E~ 1- 11051111111-

25 to James and Mrs. Hardy

Julie 17th, when Mrs. Cart-l°1 P1941-1311" C'f°V@» 'B S011-

, June 5, 1931, to Mr. and Mrs. A Smith' N'é7.vf.0n, a. daugh-

\ - .

', Margaret Elizabeth.

_-ii MARRIAGES

._-i_____

RS-MYERS-At the Baptist

Vincent Robert Gordon My

Myers of the same place

KINNON-COBB - At char.

town, P E Island, on June 17,

by Rev Ewen Ma¢:Dougall, Murdock MacKinnon, of Mid to Miss Lenafsophia Cobb of

urn, Kings Co P. E Island.

DEATHS

NBR-At Cascumpec, Sunday,

14th, Robert H. Rayner,

Stewart, aged '16 years.

'ruv-at Toledo, ohio, Thurs- June 11. Mrs. W. A. Martin.

72 years. '

Mrs. J. Charles died last wint-` lll__cKlNLEY_At 234 Richmond

at Montague A dainty lunch -

-JUNE WEDDING-A lJl'L‘tly KE

. Bernard, son of Mr. and Mrs. H0 eorge Bernard of O'Leary. The

bridal arch of white lilac and Th rns with li- large white bell over- Ol

ev. s. B. Profitt or Halifax, N. s. B0

cdding dress of white georgette 110

with cape of lace. She wore thc HEC

conventional veil and orange bios- ll

soms and carried a lovcly bouquct Wednesday' _llllle i.lih_ John Mc_

Sunday. June 14, Mrs. B. F, Kinley, aged 55 years. `

rl ' _ M s. M‘2Lurc,| V

wllgllis tlllgusbltfst oillhcaith was l MCD0ll'ALD_Al Tryon' June 12' ' 1931

. William Kenneth, infant son Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDon-

ald, aged 8 days. l_

OUGHAN-At Vernon River,

‘June 14th, Mrs, Sara-h Keoughan,

d 80 years.

reception room was tastefully ar- Phi_iliER_hi O.Leel,yl on June 9ih_

ranged with lilies of the valley and Earl Rllnlsal, l,nlnlnl._ eldest son of

os. R. and Mrs. Palmer, formerly Brookfield, aged 9 years and ll

onths.

WNESS-At the Prince County

spiial, Sunday, June 14th, 1931, rbert B. Bowncss of Montrose,

d 67 years. '

CINNIS-At 149 Upper Prince St.,

icy.. The bride was given in mar- M

of pink roses and lily of the val- ll

ringc by her father. The bridal

mis, age i9 years, son of Mr. and rs. Frederick Mclnnis, '

llpiirty entered ihc room to the lstrains oi the wedding march play- ed by Mrs. Gordon Black. The bride

e____ld___ M__s_ Joseph E_ Gellent ei from Canada, where he had played ion was herd yesterday altemoon eellvee el the University ei Porte HALIFAX, N. S., Junc iii isiivn wee ellended by Mies Elle Mel,

professional ice hockey, models fig 'n the Agric.i“urai Hall, Summer- Scotia's eight man rlile team came Harris el o.i_eall, who wore ll love

-Hon. Horace W i ht .M . Heath d . M . Emman- . ~ - -' ~

lg l ll New Blldlllll l Massl lls ' t Rllclll within five points of the record in » ll

E ment and urines in dental wax as one of his side. The President, Morin Gallan

»K- C- of Summerside and rl ~Hugii Monison oi Kensington. M

1”" btefffe were Messrs John inei to an or whom much sympathy ' "° ' A bad ear incident oeeurred short. 'mn' Heffy Green, Alder ls

if Wflsht Leard. James

t and Walter »Bartlett.%

RIDAL SHOWER-The Sher- 5 0 Settlement met at the home 1

ly dress of flowered cliiffon an

al Arsenault of Cape' 8 »

rs. Joseph Gallant of Mont Car- ll'v°°“tl°n5' Tne °tn°1` 15 5n1P‘ nlleslded and revlewlld the acllvl (Special to tho Guardian) scmllng B vlcmlly ln the llllell`Mllll` carried a bouqlct of yellow roses

building I-iis wax miniatures ha. itlfs of the Association for the post itime rifle shoot at the Bedford nnli nlnidnn hail limi The gloom

eelendei been exhibited at the Maryland In- year in his opening address, The ly eller midniehl on .nleedey when ranges today. Nova Scotirrs score was sllnnolicli hy the hlilin-S hi.nlh_

stitute.-Baltimore Sun. election of officers followed, pres- we eere eeiiided eelne round ,ll was 774 out of s, possible aio. The nl. Mh _lllck Slll,nll_ During lhn

-DEATH OF MR- WILLIAM T- ' 'W lullnl’ Ml' Mhlllll Gll‘lllml‘ lllclel' curve in the road about a mile and ‘°e°°’d ‘nl 779 wns Set nn ny Prlnce signing of the register Mr. Lowell MacARTl-IUR.-Mrs Geovge Key 01 AMENDED POLICE c0NvENT` eltedn senxllllly' M°rleV M' Bell’ a half beyond Misoouohe on the Edward Island n" 1928' New Bfuns' Hancock sang very effectively, "0 ummerside receive-'l the sad news 10N-C°m1111_5S1°11¢1' °f P"°V111¢1*11 "‘°'°1°°t¢'1'l’ “ce nresldenm lm Westem Road. Asa result, Mr. Rob W1°1¢ WHS 5@¢°11‘1 1°f1“Y Wm* 754- Promise Me." lmmcuinteiy after ast Saturday morning of the death P01i¢° J- J- Trainer retumed Sat- dlstriet. l-ical-h Bowness: '5th dii- ent Piilniei. ol silmmehilile has lil, and Prince Edward Island third, me ceremony 3 locpil-_li-,ii was hcl,-|

12t11» °f lllldlly lllglll mlm Quebec ony nm' C' R1 Ewell" ard lllgllllct' Buick sedan badl smashed up and W1°11754»1'°“ P°1n15 5BP*"“11“E “Cn for the guests, numbering about

ln* Albert Boswell on Friday pn Friday evening, June y

' - te . T0dB ' hi h mB.i'i WHS Pri- fl _‘ 'll ln mlldllllc l-g1_

K and tendered a bridal show lr 10 Miss zelma Milligan, one of rr

mt, and a daughter of Mr and y leighton Milligan. 'nie house lr, tastefully an-anged with spring 1

- and a dainty pink and Q

ee leillee M,l__ william .I._ McA,l_li_ where he attended the convention Leo Praught.-S. he was taken in ihe hoenlliil ,ur am ys S thirty ve o is i

r at his home in Rnsebank, near 01’ the Chief Constables' Associat- *_ fering from bruises and shock. The _Wife W~ V- Elsnn Of Sydney. W11° atives and friends of the bride and

"W1 ll0Dular girls of the set- Alberton. Mr. MacArthur was 70 1°” °1°°°1“¢1l 11155 Week- C1116! 0! . LIBERAL CANDIDATES Noni' other car, a, Durant sedan, is also 5001911 101 011,19 Of 105~ 5618911115 A- groom, The dining room was ar- DESiRES

ears of age and had only been 81011 P°"°° Bn'“‘n“1°' W1‘° 915° *M1111* mnTED”M°”“~ J°nn Mustard' badly damaged. There were two Pe\’e1'111- HB11f8Xi WHS SBCUI111 V/1911 ranged with clusters of panslos and ll BEAUTY st one week. I-ie was bom nt L0?-led the ¢°11V¢11¥i°n retumed to the Cardigan, and S. S. Hessian, K. Cn young men and three girls in thl.s.l00 11-S S°1°Bt~ A-E1'n01'y- 5111111- 3111111- yellow roses. The table was cent- 6, and was the son of the late C1ty 1"1`1‘1°y n15nt° i M°n1'°3“°' We” n°n'nn“"°d “S I-'ln' car, which was going towards Weil- A. M. Allen and Sefkennt C- G- red with the bridle cake and mauve

M Arthur He came with __ ‘ eral candidates for the Third Dis- lngton. The occupants had been to Coleman, both of Prlhee Edward IS- tnpcrs in silver caudlcsticks. Mrs-

ilbert ac . i

l' bnskct held lovely gifu in- his arenta to Rosebnnk when 13 VETERANS HEAR LEUFURE - 111°* °f K1“8'°- W 1* °°n"°nt1°n rl play in Misoouohe. one of them, land,ghot 99's to tie for third. Team ,y_ 5 perl-y nrpsidcri over the ren.

for the bride-to-be. after ye", , _ _ _ _ "Sie of honor had entered homestead there until his death- He °°nd°ni= of the Island Division oi noon. In the running as n°1n1n°° who it ir understood was one oi

lllxllnf "°°111 10 the str#-iris of ve highly esteemed and was the 0. N. R. gave the Railway Vet- for Counciuor was also Mr. P. J. me i,l,y,l-,_ “carved , hull, wolmd

111111: march, Mm _ Lyman ""1 M115 Jean Townsend un-

Prince Edward Island: Sgt.

Gormley, 94; Sgt. A. J. McCabe,

of age and has lived on the Mr..T. B. Grady,.former luperin- held in Cardigan yesterday after' Miss lvmry Ready of Kensington. scores were: i cups and Mrs. Joseph sheen of

Kensington poured coffee. The iccs were cut by Mrs. Davidson of Bur-

was fy '

one oi the most successful farmers cram a vary interesting talk on Brothers. Elliot-vale. who 1°°t °“¢ Just below the chin. one was tak- 91; Lt. A. L. iviiienonnid ai; sgt.|ungton_ Asristing in serving were in tho district. Mr. Macarthur was Thursday afternoon in their club on the ballot to Mr- Heeelen- Mr- on to the hospital and reoeived A. o. F. aiu 97; Pte. Hooper as; lthr girl friend- or the bride. Mr.

_:ge _rink and-white wrap-ll always interested in the welfare or 1°°n1°-on hh automobile trip from Mustard has been the sittin! I-lb' medical- sid. Mr. Palmer was able A. w. /men, 99; J. Landrigiin as; iind Mrs. Bernard will i~ef-ine in

,iil‘__ “Played beautiful piecevtho ooinriiunity. and was ii proinin- morids to ohoriottetowu. no der- ml member during the Saunders- to go horns yesterday iiiternoon and art. 0. o. Menenniin ss. io~r.eiiry when ni-_ Bernard is ii

“nd °°11°1' dlinty thin!! ent member of the Orlnle L0d¥e °1'1b°¢1 Viyidly O11 Peilltl oi’ interest ,Lea regime. _ Miss Ready, win; in doing nicely -popular business man. Both bride

l° "le heart or a bride. Miss

ale. I-Ie was Liberal in pol- 111100811 which he passed on the -1- expects to return homo 'in a few VISITS PYTHIAN SNTERS- and groom have ii iv-st of friends

at Elmsd . _ , 1 . . _

emfliter read the humorous itlcs and an ardent worker for hi! 101113 mnklng ‘9'°1°1 "°f°"°n°° f'° N0Mm'“lnD mn ‘"1 QUEENS days- The other occupants of the Mrs. Elizabeth Ruseel of stellarton. who wish them every hnpiiness

wen round inside the party, 1-re was ai member of ha, the battlefields of the civu war. i -Messrs. J. J. Larabee, Eldon. and cars escaped with minor bruises.-5.1¢. s., cirandvaualoi the Pythiiin‘ through life and in which the

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