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PROMOTIONS GAZETTED - The

promotion ot Capt W B Prowse to Major has been gszetted. also the pro- motion or Capt (Dr) L W McNutt ot the CM R to Major The latter is a brother of Major T E McNutt of the 105th and volunteered at Edmon ton where he was practising, on the day war was declared. Aug 4th, 1914.

--PLEASANT AFFAIR -The Mis-

chouohe Dramatic Club delivered that Great Western Drama in tive acts by

vid Hill. entitled ‘ Lone Tree Mine’

ndheir hall at Miscouche 1? Tues day even ng. the ha l wa about two hundred leit tx¥%|?ntt§hr- side by _special train The play was

highly entertaining from he¢innl_ng_ to end and was a decided success. " he special arrived back in Suinmerslde about midnight,-H. ` V

-SOLDIER HONORED. -The peo-

ple ot Elmsdalo showed their interest and good wishes which they held for one of their young men when, on Monday 6th inst. a great number ot them gathered at the home ol! Mr. and Mrs. James McKenna and pre- sented their nephew. Pte. Edward Mc- Kenna of the 105th regiment with a. handsome sell'-illling ' fountain pen. The house was very tastefully decor- ated for the occasion with Union Jacks and red. white and blue. The evening was pleasantly spent in vari- ous patriotic songs, and dancing, dur-

The address, as follows. was read by Miss May Callaghan. teacher. and thc gift presented byiiis sister, Miss Mary B, McKenna. Dear Eddie:-You have come hero this evening to be tho honored guest, of us, your lriends und your neighbors. and we take this opportunity to congratulate you on the steps you have taken in offering your service to your King and Country in this the En1plre's hour of trial and danger, knowing as we do ot the grand and we might say, glorious mission, you are about to undertake in the defence ol' your King and Country. W9 cannot hilt feel that you have within you tho qualities which go forth to make ours it grander and nobler Em- pire. We wish wo could tell you how greatly wo will miss you from this community and we wish wc could ex- press our ndmirzitioii and prido for your patriotism in making the great sarriiice in giving np the comforts and companionship ot home and loved ones and gn to tight, that our Can- adian homes may never be ruled by the arbitrary and cruel mllltnrism rule of Germany or Turkey. We now ask you to accept the accompanying gilt as a souvenir of remembrance from the

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Patrlck's Day the Irish Societies will loyalty celebrate the occasion, the en- nual parade starting at 9.45 a. m.,»trom the B. I.‘S., Hall and pro'ceed"- to ‘- Queen Street, wlierethey will be' join-"' ' ed by th'e'A.-O._HL The paradgwili

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the Murray Harbor Boys now at the front viz., Ben Keeping, Hammondi llrehaut, and Gordon McKay, writingi H, to a friend in Murray Harbor request- W

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bountiful Xmas boxes sent by them h

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to their country. At the meeting at V

who in opening his remarks excused himself for urging the young men to enlist by stating that his two oldest boys were now in the service, one of them being for some time past in the trenches. When the appeal was made later on for recruits the only ones to respond at first were three boys. one ot them when questioned as to his age igavo it as 16. When asked if liocould secure his parents consent ho pointed to his iatlicr. the clergyman, mention- ed tvbovc, and asked tho recruiting oill: cor in t.ry and get -his t'ather~ to let him enliiit. As to the result, of the boys eilorts the writer is not aware but

iitucsg who were' in attendance, only two ot whom had tho courage to fol- _low the boy’s example,-Q. _

' ..*KlNDLY REMEMBERED.--Al. the close of the service at Union Road Methodist' Church, Sabbath Feb. 13th. ,M_r, Eric Moore, waauiallcd to the front 'and,pres'ented hy his Pastor tho Rev. *Hugh Miller, with a. purse and address. 'the contents ot' which was to purchase forhiinself ti wrlstiet watch. He was 'olsot-the recipient ot' a Bible, from the Rev. H. Miller, and a. nicely hound volume_ of passages for tially readings §trom~t.he_(ltev.) Mrs. Miller, some _'time previous. The above Mr. Moore, .is t-ho son of Cyrus, and Mrs. Moore, -Union Road, and is enlisted with the 105th Battalion Charlottetown. All his friends wish iilm God Speed, and a snip return.--B. '

RECRUITS.-The following young

men have joined the 105th, Liatt. A. Peters, Oyster Bed Bridge; William Chaisson, Charlottetown; T. Boudr- ault, B-loomileld; John Hughes. Char- lottetown; James McQunrrie, Cherry Valley; Walter McLeod, Kinross; Wil- fred Wright, Iris; Jarvis Campbell, Pco.k'e‘s Station; George McKenzie, Mt. Stewart; Alexander Ford, Charlotte- -town; Looman Blackett, Annandale; Allred Biacketti Annandale; Ewen McDonald. Mt. Hope; Robert Acorn, Brldget.own;_John MacDougall, Ban- gor; Siunuel Garrett, Cable Head, West; E. Garrett, Bangor; John Hun.- fter. Bridgetown; Samuel Acorn. Briiletown; C. A. Rohertsoni,-Alolo

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Dewar. Thoiguests were welcomed by the genial host and hostess and were soon engaged in the enjoyment of an evening of solid i`un. Music was _foi- lowcd by games lu which an embryo Clin.i'llo__.Chaplin was a,shinint: light. and nil kinds of fruit were abundant. Then came refreshments wlii .i would

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\ ar with a beautiful pair of kid gloves and haridhag_.'i‘lie recipient replied-in a (ew well choscn wor-ds..Then_ games followed each other in- quick sucoes- sion; one ol' _whicli. however was dis- turbed hy the advent of a poor Bel- gian sulferer whose' sad tale almost drew tears from the gathering. Tears were changed into laughterwhen the unniaskhig ot the oor sulferer roved

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Then alter more music the y§oung peo- ple weudsd their way homeward vow- ing to return at au only date. The following guests werq.pres_e_iit: Misses Emily White, Bei-,lilo Carpenter, Emily White, Bertha Carpenter, Emily Lowe, Lillian___\(_Jook,. Rosetta White. _ Marla Ferguson. Jessie .McKen:¢io,. lun. `ltic~ Keiizln, Myrtle- Bears., _Janie liorty, _

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Traverse is visiting fi-lends in Vlc1or~ _pr 'J 5’ O _ (' ' ~ ‘_ 1;, _, , .-- Mrs. James A. lowatt and dau~ ` ' " “"' " A ` - »"~'~-

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A“’°"°“ °“ M°"d“Y “ight ‘me °f the, Boulter, Victoria. left Thursday for ._ ` ' ` ROCK CITY TOBACCO C0., LIMI'.i`I$D Speakers W” H We" k“°W11 °i°"KY““*“ clan-iimetnwn' to enter the P. I. ` l ' ‘ ' i

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--oivii1'~’ri=.6.`- in use i list of _work one by the different Institutes for

tile Rod Cross Sdclety, the name of Winsloe was iutuivcrtently omitted

lege Inst. Friday evening. The occasion from tim isa,-1-;ngm|,.\vin5|0¢_ |,,S\_i_.. being the 17th birthday of Miss Jennie trim This _suction of tim institute

did un equal slinro with thc others. '-'

-sPEciAi.' coMMi'rTEes.- At it pocial iiicctiiig . of the new town

Board ii. i'cw_evi_rnings ago. the follow- lui; ('oun<~iliors wort-, appointed as standing cotniuitlcc for 1916.- Flu-

ance and Piirchasiiig, Messrs Manson, Gaudet and Grady; Streets, Messrs Schui'man,_Grady and Allcn. Police, Messrs Grady, Gaudet and McFar- lane. Property, Messrs Allen Mc- Farlane and _ Schurman. Fire ami

Light, Messrs Gaudet, Mason and Mc- "Farlanc. Assessors. Messrs, Mc~ Farluno. Grady._aud Manson._ School and Parks, Messrs Manson. Gaudet

nd Schurman. Concrete Sidewalks.

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-C-RECRUITING CIRCULAR. -The

mon who have onli:-ited in tho 105th Ov(-rsciis llnituliou have suggested the niiinos nt' it ‘uilinbcr oi youni: mon tlirougliniit, l‘riiio.f~. t'ouuty, who can easily go with the litiitiiliou :ind wliiiso duly is to 'tion ilic lillulti and iight for King und (fouiili‘_v. A t‘ii‘<'u lar letter has been Ilreparctl and _copy sent to each one ot' the names suggested, giving nil particulars and urging them not to miss the golden opportunity ot’ going to thc front with the 105th Battalion. The circular ni- so asked the young men receiving it copy it he had any pariir\`ilui' reason why he could not enlist, to write the Recruiting Olilcor at Sumniorslde, x- , plainlng the situation. and his name

would he taken of thc list ni l’Prospec~ tive Rect-uits.-C. `

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SiGNAi.'LINGgfi;i_STRUCTOR.-Tho' ..*B_ANK" PV08iTiON.'-Miss ~Amn_n-

tor Kemptlu. of alias has ar vcd to _ ‘ ` ' ~ -

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da Mt-Lean, Montague, has accepted a position in the Canadian Bank ot Com xiioice Montague. asljunior clerk. tak- ing the plucn ot Mr Russel MCG Or, who oiilisterl with Captain Da Kinilon‘~ liuiiulloii lluili`u>t I tho girl., tuiiuot i-iilisi and go to the otit, in the hnttli- ground. they can o the ineu'g work at houie, in many cases, and in so doiiig shoi iliiir willingness to do iiioii littlo liii iii this lxlolit ton

-SKATING PARTV-- A very cu

joyable skating panty took place on Tuesday evening". About seven 0' clock. three sleigh loads oi' young~peo ple left Suininerside and drove by ice to central Bedequo whereo couple of hours skate was enjoyed ou the open air rink. After the skate the party were entertained by the hospi- table people of Central Bedequo, and left about iuidiiight for Siimmerside. The night. was iiioul and all that could be desired for o pleasant drive.--C.

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