three days at

Kilmulr

UWH

importers of Si.

Si‘. by Mr. Llaznk Mclr-tyiic who also read the address with a well filled pmae being presented to Fr. Dcu. wan oin behalf o.‘ the congregation by Mr. J.J. Callaghan

Plaitlher Dougaa, who has been uninfected with tlieBasilica parish Qvar since his cldmatiotn, ifiilngly.

Other speakers included Rev, P McB/Ielion. ‘Rev G W. McCar-tlie. J.P.E. OTiznlt-fiv and Dr W.J.P. MacMill-an

Fbllowing ‘s thr. text of the ad- (ices:

HIV.

Monsiznor Jean D.P. He year. Monsignor Chaisson was at St, Felix, Tignish. on Jiipc 8. 1852. one of a family of children of Jean Juliette Buote. He attended village school and in i864 entered 8t. Dunstan‘: College remained two years, In September M6. he entered the Little SBmin-i ary of Quebec whcrg he graduated! with a B. A- decree iii in; the Grand Seminary tho same- year. he completed his theoltigioii coursg in June 1878. obtaining the‘ degree of Doctor n1’ Divinity “with distinction." Ho ivas ordained the priesthood in the Basilica of Quebec by Archbishop E. A. Tas- chereau- m June 2, 1878.

A wedding of miii-h circle of relatives friends took plncc on Aug. 7th at. 9 a.m. at the Church of the Little Flower. Morell, when Charles Wil- liam. son of Mr. and Mrs, Carke. Somcrviiie. rgaret Pnricla, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly, Morell, PILL, were united in the bonds of matrimony,

The Nuptial Mass was perform- by Rev, Phaien MacKenna, during which appropriate were rendered by Mrs. A. Steele a Miss Gertrude Murphy.

o bride who was given in _ her father. looked Ma vii lovely in a floor 1m th dren o! white net over satin

u sweetheart neckline and fit- vhodice. She won l floor length

with l cnronet of white roses clrried a bouquet of roles and

a wide

- ~._»:: ~. raw’

flflriage by

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PAGE TWELVE

MONDAY

HADLY BURNIII) - FTed Mac. linnon, 6a, Charlottetown, ptimt m the Charlottetown Hos- ea a result of serious burns Qoelved Saturday. The accident_is Old to have occurred on or ma: fie Malpcque Road. The injured fin was rushed to hospital here l1 mo.

1h. John R. MacNlcoi, ALP, fogonto, passed through the Pro- vince on Saturday on a brief v15" q tlon of Island trade and travel facilities. As is well known. . MacNicoi is keenly interested in the development and the M08- portty of Canada as a whole. and maintains that there cannoLbe l rous Dominion if anv 0i’ he provinces are neglect“!-

IAEAVES ON RETURN »— - 8.0. Maclieod left by Diane 55W!" my toi- his home in Lliiiewn. New Hampshire after spending the PM‘ the Charlotte-town Hotel where he had as his EH88" his mother, M's. Isabel Maclicod. who is celebrating her ninety-firs} birthday on October 3rd; also his

er, Mrs Ernest. G. 1111b alley, with whom bar mother re- sides at present.

BUS DESTROYIID BY FIRE — A motor bus owvrd by BBQ Jdm" ston of Murray River ivhiicli oper. ates between iris. Calcdoma aind ras destroyed by fire M 5 a,m, yesterday morning. blaze occurred iii the yard of We 91-15 i-egidivice. Cause of the {in is unknown Mr. Johnston had checked the iehiclc at ' Saturday right and a‘. that time everything was ln order.

FUNERAL SATURDAY -_ The funeral of the late Gvmtl" took place from the his father, 38 Grafton Si.

St

As a mark of appreciation for his nealous labors among the _ toners in the parish ever since hi8 ordination to the priesthood, par. Dunstaztifls Basilica polish last night tendered an ad- dress and presentation to Rm A. Dougazi who recently has transferred to 1ot-65 parish.

nvvizig was presided over

The oldest Roman Catholic priest of the diocese of Charlottetown ' used away at the

ome in thil city early yesterday moming in tho person of Rcv. Chqisson, D.D., was in his nineLv-fifth

A quiet but pretty wedding was solemniizcd at tl > North Bedeque United Cliurcii

united in. nnrr. Eva younger daughter of Mr Ira Fraser. N» Arnold Chester.

>.

\\'f‘l'(‘ fl

c mapd ragon.

n was attended by her sister dette as maid-of-honor who l floor length dress of blue

r with matching veil and car- a bouquet of piik roan.

r shin Catherine also at- d u bridesmaid lndyvore a. length dress of pink net over

ti. and carried a bouquet of

lnd white lnlpdragou.

81h Ahnl Mat-Adam. looking J N!" 1a l0 floor koala drm

lnd carrying a‘ AGED VISITOR WELCOMED. — beautiful setting for the ceremony. bllb lift with ovotwn

. t id tff to. lccllloxlcl chum. o go a e Duncan MlcGflvery. Churohilbirhe guelt pews were marked \vith and curled a tweed top-cost. ‘Ibeylxliiiwothu reminder:

I.

bouquet of sweet‘ ‘pea: very cap-iMrl. ably acted as flower girl.

was thgguest Simday of her daugh- whit ladloli d tl lbb _ will zcltdo t. Sununc l8. A very close friend of the gFOOIYLiV-Q! MTE- Cflllfiflne DON!!! . z l“ l. n r on . “ma.

“y. Newl To the iii-aim b: Lohe ibu Mr. John Gaudeti Morelll, cagnb-iflealren- 11:7; IgMGUl/efy Wm m d ‘m H h ‘ m P ‘I yggtudgylithl 1 t dh t‘: o-vsc iwuvbere N-precde t Inning: .. u - Y P" m" ' ' “ ‘ ' ° V °"" lmarklbly active and brlBht for hat broiler atiixfi. bey ‘Jilin? III: :5: ofulfl. auim m. ma". baggie: webbing st at. min 0mm» rm tum-iii from the A. a. mo: “to. Cave, I dnuahwr- 80W! W"! Ind she thomlliml’ BlVQn in marriage. sh. looked wlu- City Councillor and one of dur- and from her iiomely lovely in l floor length lottctown‘: belt known citizens.

“—‘”— i Mm um“! (Jamey Lulu) 133i” of white satin and net, with Mr. McKee hld been in flillnl September 26th, when Kathleen ‘° u" Plum" Gem m?‘ Rw- afilital, 0n 211%?’ 5W‘- "t 19'" t

6'7, 322 23th AVG

Calgary. Alberta. Mrs. Halllm wll born 1n Vict-

l“! -—-WORD RECEIVED -- MI]. k] , " Bl ill! ohLlTCIl Offifllllllll. Barnum“: Lmkmter‘ h“ 1113' at: :1“ aigthl c; Irtalleltligg s: Born in Balm John. NJ. lllty John W. lnrn, Chlrlottet ,. aria, P.E.I. and moved from there‘ “mlved W"! 0! J18 2am 0f 1101' white net was arranged from l C N R.

She was a member of Central United church ant‘ was active in many women's organlzatiom cf the

She is survived by he: husband Lemuel; two daughter, Phcziioes M. 5

Mary 8-. botu o! Ca-lsury: and Ernest, Toronto; s. sister

Linklet-ter was formerly of Llnk- ford, N. 5., fiend f th bid , t1 t -

letter Road and is survived by his was brldesmafld. Herogowr: vai oef zlignonantlpmlm glzxlxiinlhgglxhéf :12“ birglfthbzfi?“ ‘stir: "mum"; “my Albert“ "‘ld' and Mn. Kenneth MacKly l wLfe; tho former Lulu Gamble. one pale blue taffeta with matching this city. with g 113

son. Otits and a daughter. Lilla.- veil. and she carried l bouquet of After serving his apprenticeship M glggye; H,“- flnigr up v91] o;

—L\'.I URED MAN

a patient in the

Rev. C Andrew Lawson conduct. services Tuesday iii Jacques‘ chapel. Burial was l'n Buinsland cemetery.

Mr. Horace Stewart wishes to OX- press his sincere t0fh1lt% friends and neig uirs 0r e mimv hel ful acts and kindness. Mid an M11111’ f0 hi5 helm- MI- , AlSfi-florflrl) tributes. during tho ill- MaoLeilnn is a son of Mr. and $81.2}? hats ‘it: “f; mmfm“ when Saint John. Bernard C Mmmuan‘ Ind‘ toe oontiiiriiteer ribr ti” elslbiorliloalpwi: ian River and a student at St. ' - this city where he wag superin-

Damian's Colleqe to which he had 90km ushers were Mr. Donald Down: BIRTHDAY GREETINGS — Con-I planned to return this week-S. gratulations are extended to Mrs. James MacKendrick who on Oct. 2nd celebrates her 85th birthday. Her many friends will be pleased to learn that she from her recent illness.

ASSUMES PORTFOLIOS 7- WLth Barbour. Minister of Public Worls. W F‘ A Stewart, Minister of Ag- riculture, both in Ottawa. Premier J Walter Jones is now Minister or acting Minister of four portfolios I He is Minister of R/CLVTISbTUCliQYYPTEaS and of Elducmion and. for the next; few days will be actingdvliiriistcr 0ft Public Works and of Agriculture!

ness and death of his wife.

VfiFggflggioghygfilliirétillwOijAtkg NEW Mutx Pmcss “ Mm‘ ailoie was honored bv election to "Wm" M" hm°m° interested lltician found himself lvnmAn-NOTTING _ M 21°“ late William Calvin Leard was heldlfgjgsuinxfgspggiféfihfillglrurfilkflig; the City Council for three consec- gwm Samrdayr‘ “h; ffrstgxkib “A: licensed vendors will now nay l3 filfleiigteggtftiifeillggs?‘ 313$.“ gfigfgblggggreantra? gag: dist/riot. in rihe election which waalwud ROML w ML some Duncan BedetixeTkinléigvkecléyaichmndufled p" mm for the pasteurized mo‘ em °f fimn” Church‘ zrtps between the two Islands. "V" Mm‘ MlcRAE-SMITH-At Zion Mmu. iiwfliigsigatgctiorbvniseil/‘eg JAM-lam; mm‘ "m D“ 12 can“ n" "mm disposition. Mr. McKee enjoyed a L-IIIIIXII l regular freIRhbclfiYiDR

it) o'clock

f . i"“il1*"“'° M isung were “Una the Hills Around". pnces becam? ofiechve 0H,, °,"E.1 whom he was held in high 8s- "Aslfiep in Jesus" anfd "I dobaNot Rhkagzgarfll "l m“ P °"‘“““1 teem. Newmundland “e “figs” 20th, after a brie: illness, anotherlugwls _ MMLAREN _ M, Z1911 . sk O Lard that Lie May c a ' where Requi-em High Muss “cs sung by Rev. F. McDonald who also conducted ser- vice at the arms. Pail were six brothers of the dcvflused. Ledwell, Len, Ernest, William- Louis anti Raymond, The Kiiifllilfi of Columbus and staff of Divis & Fraser attended iii a body.

bearers .

LAID T0 R—EST——TI‘AB funeral! Q7 theflxgtelvitaggs gggsergiasnléggl Orville Jfiilllsfifl.

lng conducted by Rev. G. Carlyle

in People's Cemetery. Pallbearers Donald McKinnon

MacDougall and Geo. Berrislfl-

FUNERAL YESTERDAY funeral of the late Mrs. H, Whitlock. 9 Park Street, yesterday afternoon her residence. Services at the home and grave were conducted by Rev. McLcnn-zn, Pall Edison Wood, John Hume, Raymond Cudmore, Bernard McKenna and John McDonald.

G (‘"8I H sptal, it has been an- _ _ had passed awav on Sept. 18 Mrs. rioclfilntcd b; drag. Gm. GBOYQO C. fighfifliiflf ‘Sig’; fl,,,fl,",.,°g‘,,‘fl,'j.dfi§ Glover, before hei- marriage was DOCTOR. 0F PBILOSOPBY- influence has lingered in mflllYiside. Commanding General from his we resjdencé, and was Laura Stewart of Sea view. In the newly issued graduation 11v” who h“ m; pflvilggg Q1 N-

gm???“ gm“? 32g‘ largelv attended, services beln: 3P Hill PHYS, \\' , n '~ ' _ _ is tho iiatiizhicr of Mrs, D, F. Kenya: Q“§,‘,‘;,§§‘§,'blssillidpfif,‘°§evneg' who had been acting editor of the Macbean. B.Sc.. ls Doctor of W“ l“ Wrwdlide mid Rev A 15' Thou" -

stationed at Camp Campbell, Ky. H. " ' ' -' . bcn Macdonald ha: resignfd ms . _ ‘ one year as 5g“: lweflfflurbtligiT-fi; Hgigipcisition, He hPs purchased a pro- FUNERAL sljllvlcflfl __ Tho “m with he‘. family bu‘ always PERRY At the Charlottetown

of Pricst Pcnd.

Sintfgfés ggllfifgmshe a" Rimmed Cross. and Asleep

Mass- A firadlml" ‘if W“"l<‘°" MP" Mr w n SIWV’ 1.4mm, o, nwiiiilfl farming in which he has "iteen residence in Hunter Rive: to St- MIS. Puncher will be greatly miss- ~'.:1i-r.-'1-h1tt~1~', ' ' ' . giyelfifilf, (Isflcffifioxgayikltffiigg- 0mm“ “d” “r "hm" m‘ d9‘ ————— Rustiw where Rf-‘Wim MW W" 11y with "We will BMW °° “WC ed service Fehruarv ‘ . , 21 bOd H-lrd conducted servico a.‘ _ _ ;

ggflitiilngtisgiizeRt-lugiésri;pgfliolsglgg ‘he "vials There ivere many salielgdgtinDHuIQeZZCrI-‘giterws/illzig; gi- f‘; Xhijnbaxizi-bsgyaiciie “‘§';‘,2“,°,,,‘ m",‘2,;{2“°,;,.,,,, u, Wigwuirnock —-At o Park st, 01kg. with Harbor Defc-zises of Narraéun- ‘

seit Bay- R, 1.. and served two "Rid _ n - . Plump“ ch29" ‘ggixir ggclrgirtiintlijunlalvchgqfilcrqgiir;i 1d it Nurse Willi 112th Sidllfiilitflaitgipllflgf,‘ an“ Lawrence klckhnm and A“ iggaisaggisolgr MSgItiJéG-fegf Leilttlilr: Gallant. and George MacDonu . %lgi_kltljnidrslsillilflwlid,fllgzl(lizl EMI; games T- Mex", h‘ m! "n, "u: _

FUNERAL SERVICES-The fun- eral of Mr. Gordon Poole was lield yesterday morning from the Mac- Lean Funeral Homo at nine o'clock to the Catholic

Webster, Sgt. Lawrence Mclnnis. Constables Keith Johnson. Anthony Lund and 4 McNevln. Service gt the rave was conducted hy Rev. P. .D, v

China-Burnia-Iiidia

Sacred Heart

navn amounts rm? -_l‘.fr. and Mrs. Geo. Sullivan. the latter" manager of Metropolitan Bedeqlle i0 ‘tfl-"Tcr

chaissun latter part of last. week after en-

Western Canada.

where National Convention

They also visited Lake Louise and honor. three well-laden b Ye wrdm t - _ * . s. _' _ , Blfts were tlflffrztilfslnDlgtéogl-lgvw {l3- llgitlgkntphotrt: Ylgfijusfltgift§lhllgeg 310M122 Charlottetown and we" 3,513,155 resent/ed by Mr. R. B, Hintoim-B. By J- R. rim, Stetson and of the schools in areas where not , u . . '

Stetson while Mrs cases of infantile paralyslshad beenlmms Cw“ as‘ K . re one‘, sh or . l. ._ funeral of James T. Me ac was inst mini wrlm the d“; *8,“ ,m"‘,‘{,‘;.‘.' _raruswr-:1.r. GATHERING. - hCld pi-ivmiv from nu 1m m1- ndgfié gag‘, mg from m, flisesaselfive ‘$513,; On Tuesday ev ing, August 27th. dance. 67 Hilisboro 8L. yesterday accompanying ed closed friends and neig hours gathered at afternoon. Services at the- house , the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. and Rrave were conducted by Rev. 1

verses ar-i good wishes and Miss 4*- w 1k r C Traverse, to bid ffl-N- Dr. Rice. Interment. Sherwood ‘ Adella Diiillwrll arranztd the Blfts QUAIFE - MIcKENZIE -_ The W5, ‘dyffij and M". Emme,t'cemuery_ m, “mm “m, i

i874. Enter-l

PARTICULARS - Fred McKlnnon, 74 years of age, Charlottetown, is a p stotsqn (mg-gm the Mildred MacMurdo a suit of serious burns received Sat- urday at nonn_ The accident occur- ‘red in the country where no was working by the Bic-Ye, The injured man was rush- io lh8‘Cll3f'10lfEi0Wn Hospital ere he is iii a very serious mn-

Eva Lhign thanked United Church Manse, in Rim- onc and all for their lovely gifts 116i‘. Alberta. was the scene of a ion to n11 quiet wedding 311i Saturday eve- her new 110""? m nmg‘ ugus‘ " 9" Anmedew introductory remarks called The Kni his of Pythial funeral she's A Jolly 500d Esther MacKenZie. eldest daugh- uopn Mn Gem-Be MacKay who rqgiservlce a,“ conducted the then sung and iinatru. ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Mac- u nicely worded address 5nd M", m“ by mom“ whim

110d by Mr. X99119 0f Inna Cfeék- P- E 1- Walker made the presentational l ---

the violin aind lvfrr. bwfme the bflde 0f 1381b“! CIBT- well-filled purse.‘ Mr. Croken thasik- ggm wgppmq Amnyngg. the guitar. Lumh ence Qualfe. son 0f Mrs» Qufllffi od their friends for their thought» Ant-Mr. and Mrs. William

and eat/ended an invltat

HOME FOR BURIAI. __ 1 funeral of Mrs. Peter | Kinnon. who died in Wollaston, arrived in the City Saturday ening and iv-‘rt- transferred w the

and Mrs‘ mental music fumls

Brdcqui», ixdcst. son of Mr. and Mrs Rm- Hill, Lower Fmml [iv town. 1 A ‘The voiinz nritit- looked exquis- iteiy lovely iii- a Lcor 0f white rel vnez- taffeta, fashion.’ 0d with swcotl sleeves. sliirrv-zi ivnlvr 11nd bodice I Hm‘ tirxr ‘ip "ll of Willi»? net, was held in ',‘.l"t'(’ with a coronct of orange l>i’7.'~‘""lfi.<, an arm boutyii" of diepest pink roses and m. lvn hair fern. Her only CTIHIUIIEI . strand of nmirls and matching earrings n trill rt the groom ‘ ‘the matrcr. HI honor. Miss Edythe Stetson. cousirn of bride leaked imply iii a length drcs of Zztzht blue She carried ~ bvuquet of autumn flowers MI George Hill gmnm acted as licst~man

hour all departed for their homes of Bentley United Church aasist-lsinging "For The Are Juflv com I dmg i 1m- happiness in ed by J. J. Farquhar of Rimbev. Fellows." A delicious lunoh Wlw 3,?‘ Qwoi-riibar-‘gtgralfytkignhnm! bl lovely gifts geirformed the ceremony. The served by the ladies and a. social o; we‘, ‘hunger mg, Rqwm an t... rd .1 t i fh a h b ll. ‘ , sswate and cehiina mor y of Deiliéwobrfilé acregeeewltgnglalack r1555 m" enjoyed v a Mwxenue at chflonewwl A

~ - -~ . _ ivisiiiiig "Eva" eiery m whore in» funeral which was the future. The maiiit largely attendr-i was held yestcr-i day‘ nioming l0 _ EJ511183 where btequiem High Mass was celebrated by Rcv. P. F. Mc- Dflilflld. W110 a‘.°0 ocnductcd service at the grave. The pail bearers trerei

lcnglh IIOWTI‘

l neck lint .

Th? mflfrifllfl was solcmnlzed at roses. Mrs. Roger arts. sister showed when they learned of the m itoiiircse United Church at 4 p.m. of the groom was matron of honor sud en death c! William Calvin mmpbep "on, mm 00¢, ngmgly September 25th of and the best man was Mr. Stan- Lear-d, on iwednesdav morning. Fmjev Mwmnnon, w, mg Qflg, dauafiter of Mrs. lev Quaife. brother of the griiom.,sept. 25th age 88 Mr hoard hld campbeii tummy mmy beautiful late David After the ceremony. Mr. and Mlsslbeen in ailing health to; the plat “m; showing m; pupuiigfllv in of Montrose, and Alll- Farauhiir served a. buffet lunch- M“, M“- __ and Mrs. eon. The happv couple plan to bldrccl England. Ellerslie. Rev. I. make their home in Edmonton. V. MacDonald, pastor. inf-formed ——- the ceremony. The

she carried Wood, W. Chester S. McLurc. M, Dr H

Hm Lucas. son of Mr.

ART SOCIETY MEETQ -_ The Prince Edward Island Art Society held its first meeting of the year at the Harris Memorial Art Gai- lvry, Monday evening, September 30. Mrs. 'D. Gala, chairman of the

McCullough. lecturer from the National Gallery after a brief talk by Mr, Bramwell Chandler. spoke o ance of An Art

films were aho-wn

h .. - beautifully decorated itc/itiimgutuvinlf nopiieeafiiléélriglignuwiisliiifidhfvaligJ giiikiniotvyltiolgientivfiistiiinemal: tatfmitegiizlg 1mg; ywif‘: iraendlgnzesmiznabflégoweis by girl day mornin at. St. Augustinesi char-Mg", an Qbuglflg neighbor and m; hngtggg, ugigtgq by G1 1 i'b -si Piriiaiii Hih - ' lherllwfirzildrgd nglxirggtégu yflharorigg- ngagzflrvimslfiiellehgtedegyellgh Exvgjand was respected by all who Mellon Ind Mil Sutherland. ier, Mass. the bride was charm- ienc . Most Rev. James Boyle. Mass floor length star at 10 am. Interment was in sown of white satin and dotted the church ceznetci-y. The service veil w" 0g lt t rave was conducted b Rev. flnzer tip length entrain-angst in J. C. ircfllihc honourlry i bear- -F”..’lii...‘i§§."°§..2.”°“l‘i‘l§§ §‘;,jf€°i;‘%%»§§§§f;f,%°~v,,",j8féi batman" m" W" "" WWWIW- n" v “r ° " °"' (Mllie) Mrs‘. Herbert Leani cent- Mrs. Clthcrinc‘ Ann Bum. M. giiafiii: $012“- ilfig a bnwmm M“ John A‘ Mwmmfld’ m‘ "1" ml Bedeque: (Mew) Mrs.’ mile mi llxth Avenue North. widow of pink brocaded alLin headdress and veil. She carried a bouquet of’ Better 'l‘imel The bride's mother n," m" "m1 "Wang" ‘Pmmlmfl ' ___ Orr. b1 Ban Dino. California. u rnmamlnta ma. a oorlqc __M.K“Gu'_JA‘-;K5b,, __ M for-mei- nilnder who ha: been ab- m; m“, g “my” p; g groom's mother won navy 1cm“. mean-i" Woodstock. NB and a coraagc of red noel.

Mbnnitmiiabmoi ibrlm-dnudltcrot .a . me "no; w" bunmm “darn?” an. “an” M, Dab“. “d P, thing in tho nature of lgllgrfnrilafia p; _ 3|", 30mg",

"M" "N W- Dimllfi clmllbfll oaimfilYmm ‘m a M’ m“ m" hoo mamclzhflc find: the Island wot-tum: It. L. 53:.»- Muller

brother of the inRlv attired ln l

intcrcst to n “The Imrnrb

other centres. Mrs,

I presided at the enter- tainment period which followed.

—WEDDING BEL lovely weoiiivig took Mary's Oonvuit

Mass. ‘ MID . ‘f: m’; Thl active plll bearers were:

aahtoned of wihite flggfl’ wf vcll and carried

in; of the I‘ - . Pglfig gfggnnyfi- $31k" "mg W‘ "M lhe kindncll and courtely wi

"‘ 9h! W- which hQ tin bmi wQlnomld rind American Delta moon, Min ' i h '7"""'7 i viii» Mo» tor-m. vhf-o i» -i-- b.“l§:b°6.'<>‘#..‘.i'°.%‘..t6i:"'..," .. :.;,~,;";::"'"w= ‘$3,113;

- Of much interest to CIICI 1:1 d 1i - i w; ma! INGHGIM, ttind , " .

°° wiimklfi iviiitflfl! b - Jab-Mb» do"; m 21.": mammal...’ lath: stilt. ..'"'.=..'.:t at:

Ohlrloattotowa on m!» black memories and coral! COIIIIII, rlmith. rattan on tho y. h!‘ i... »4-l.-.-...,q-.~n»-».'

T. E. Mclennan. who D Crttloh, ton '. .~ . . ~ Irene, daughter of Capt. ‘lrliid mun. wring ii: ‘M71: gilclitieaonflh‘ i?" 1.1:’! gllagtfifmlfll-h

o 0. Plckaid, w» united m ltidal pm motond to too from The bié '32..» niia churchylltl m’ d" u m Macmillan cf the bri '1 mien: more ii n- where iii; ‘gonna mi buried, " d s‘ gm," Warren. Ion of Mr. and am. John caption wu held uter- tin couple indeed mu h

..i raiiiiii-i-riiaio ti: atom-emit: taut-abs. 3L'l°:'i' i‘ - t " l , a . ,,.

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[FUR News BUDGET wit OUR SATURDAY SUBSCRIBERSJ‘

and evfllioun. which proved a - ' ‘ 8g‘ lllslolgeutflfirldl“ Iggy: ' “nuns N" QT“. “$1 m. 164a, b: Bella-min" waiter {j--—-———— have uioountma him Cflllllntly- Penny. hvbwd o! DWWW Tr"- mbrlovan-Atthn Princc county ' --- on, and Ion of Jamal Penny and Hamill, sunday, September 39,1 "a pnflmon o; gum‘ w“ Maria Miller. Murrly Harbour, P. 194g m M}, orig Mr], Wendell Mac- ll

be Njrtdal chorus, tho youthful 1-111. Thl anti: occurred

_; M orlal Chapel Olmbridge. “an. i, “£31 xmflff," "hf?" {$3,113 tutti? pim on rlbna , so». ‘aoth. fififios-At the n. u uiuia abr- _ U. Whit mb f W t5 Etvlllc _ . Ell E- KY9", bodice. and sweet heart hull-h for loan ime. hm- of Mr. lnd ,: co o cl om zgmhg-udann“ Jam 3220mm“. l’

U nine yen-a ago, a son of tho late m; united in mun-go to h’ '°l1°“'1“3 "muy "'4'" '° daughter. weipla '1 lb. 9 cl-

Uflk- coronet headdress in halo effect, Mrs. McKee, he removed with his and My; 3e31,]; m“ gummeg- Y whnuwwi M“ Hudreth Hoopftal, on Friday. 900- m- 1949»

came ,0 “,3,” m 1905 ma hmiletter of New London. Conn. at the She Clrfltéd an exquisite mower parents to mu city when he iit- ville, 91,1, 1-1,, n” Thom“ 4, “Wm M1“- Fmen" P- ""11"!" to w. and 1m. Karl pointer. l