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NORTH BEDEQUE SCHOOL , Honor Roll for January: Grade X: -

1. Janet MacMurdo. 2. Denton Clark. 3. David BBIWLI. Grade IX; 1. Helen Arsenault. Fr

Grade : 1. Lloyd Lefurgey. 2. Will Tucker. Grade V11: 1. Norma. England. 2. Marian MacMurdo. 8. Adeila Dingweil. Grade VI: 1. Garth Clark. 2. Billy Lefurgey. 3. Wilfred Arsenault. Grade V: 1. Catherine Gaudet. Grade IV (Sr.): 1. Selina Perry. 2. Beryl Clark. - 3. Marian McCauli. Grade IV (Jr.): i. Stuart Waugh. 2. Patricia Clark 3. Margaret MacMurdo. Grade II (Sr.): 1. Carolyn Clark. 2. Frederick Arsenauit. Grade II (Jr.): 1. Raymond Perry. g. LouisldGgudet. . Dona arwig, lead I-

Q . 1. Helen Gaudet.

Sutherland JIICKB’; Principal.

Jennie Carruthers, Assistant.

ELMWOOI) d: VICINITY

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The school is progressing favour- ably under the direction of the teacher, Miss Mildred Crosby. Mr. Edward MacPhcil, School Inspec- tor visited the school last week.

‘Mr. Donald MacPhee is attend- ing the Short Course in Charlotte- own.

Miss Belle Campbell has returned t- her home after spending a pleas- ant week-end visit in Hampshire the guest of Mi‘. and Mrs. Davis Ward.

Her friends are glad to hear that Miss Marjorie Buchanan who is a patient in the Prince Edward Isl- and Hospital is doing well.

Among the recent visitors to Charlottetown were: Mr. and Mrs. Jame-i MvQllaid. Miss Edna Mao- Phee. Mr. Alex Docherty.

Mrs. John l". Goddre-y is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Beecher Campbell. -

Mrs. Alton Newman and Mrs. Lloyd MaaKinnon attended the Prasbyterial at Kensington.

His many friends will oe pleased to hear that Mr. Peter MacArthur is recovering after his iiina.

Miss Mildred Crosby, teacher in Elmwcod spent the week-end at her home in Bonshaw.

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BROOKFIELD W. I.

The regular monthly meetin Brookfield

January 17.

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accessories and wore a cox-sage of Pink roses. After the ceremony they drove to the home of the bride 295 Fitzroy Street, where a

about thirty Quests. Befare her marriage the bride was a member of the staff at the Charlottetown Hotel and was presented with a beautiful chest of silver. On Mon- day evening. January 8th, she was tendered a miscellaneous shower by Miss Margaret Affieck at Bright- on Club rhea-e many beautiful gifts were received. The latter part of the evening was spent in music and dancing by many young friends of the bride and groom. Thursday morning Mr. and Mrs. Williams left for the mainland.

In Memoriam

MRS. MATTHEW KEIVHP

There passed peaoefuiy away at her home in Mllitown Cross, Mrs. Matthew Kemp in her eighty-fifth year.

The deceased was s lady of re- maricaible strength of character. She died repeating the words of her favorite psalm (twenty-third). She was enjoying perfect health up until a week before her death. Despite all that skilled medical at- tention and tender nursing could do her spirit passed to Him who gave it.

She eaves to mourn at her pass- ing a. sorrowful husband and the following children: Mrs. Harry Dyer, Briclgewater, Mass; Mrs. George Sorrey. Monague; Mrs. John French, Mllltown; John H. Stewart, Glen‘ William; George Stewart, Mllltown; William Stewart Milltown, Daniel Stewart, Whim Road and three step-children, namely Mrs. Hebrew Moore, West- ern Canada; Malcolm Kemp, Syd- ney, NS; Llndzie Kemp, Syd- ney, NS, and one sister Mrs. R08- er Westaway, Lower Montague.

Besides those she leaves thirty- eight grand children and forty great grandchildren.

The funeral was largely attend- ed and the pail-bearers were Messrs. Harry Stewart, George Stewart, William Kemp, Trudell

of Women's Inst tute was held at the home of Mrs. Ar- chibald Joimstone on Wednesday Meeting opened by repeating the creed in unison. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Roll Cali was answered by eleven members. membership fee. Two mem 5c fines. There were seven visitors present. Donation of 10 cents was received from a visitor. Letters of thanks were read from Mrs. Gor- don MaoLeod. Mr. George Younker Miss Gladys Wood and Mrs. Mur- dock Stewart. Five more pounds

id her rs paid

MacLzss and Archie Stewart. The hymns sung were “We Shall Gather At The River" and "The Lord Is My Shepherd." Officiating minister Rev. Heston Fiannigan. Montague. M.

THEY ALL IIELPED

MARYPORT, England - (OP) _ Biggest fire in Maryport in a de- cade, a. confiagation at a garage here was extinguished by soldiers, police. civilians and firemen. Loss was est- imated at several thousand pounds.

the Red Cross for knitting. It was decided that each mem-‘oer donate 20 cents to buy a gift for a sick lady. School committee. Mrs. Mur- dock Macsween and Miss Mabel Robertson. Program, Mrs. M. Mac- Sween, Mrs. Donald Campbell. Mrs. Sherman MacDuif and Esther Matheson. The next meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. M. MacSween on February 2i, roll call to be answered with "What Women Dislike Most in Men." Meeting closed with the National Anthem. An apple contest was then enjoyed by all after which a delicious lunch

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_found. Interment was in the Com- iwall Cemetery. L-129-2-6-1i.

STANLEY BRIDGE 5011001, Honor Roll for January: Grad X-

e . 1. Norbert Reid. 2. Francis Bolger. 3. Kathleen Reid. Grade IX:

1. Joy MaoLcod.

2. Helen Reid.

8. Marjorie Martin ..Grade VIII:

1. Eileen MacDonald.

2. Janie Macbeod.

Grade VII:

1. Tom Boiger. Grade VI:

1. Leigh MacKay.

2. Vernon Morrison.

3. Alban Reid.

Grade V:

i. Brendon Reid.

2. Donafd Macleod.

3. Sutherland MacEwen.

Grade IV (Sn):

1. Francis Reid.

2. Lois I-Ilscott.

3. Keith Henry.

Grade IV (In):

1. Roma MacKay Grade III (Sr.):

i. Harold MacEwen.

2. Kathleen Boiger.

3. Kathryn Fleming.

Grade III (Jr.):

1. Aline Reid.

2. Duncan MacKay.

3. Scott MacLeod Grade II:

1. Virginia Fleming.

2. Mary MacKay.

3. Francis Reid.

Grade I (Sn):

1. Lenthei MacKay. Grade I (Jr):

1. Pauline Reid.

Perfect attendance: Francis Bol- ger, Norbert Reid, Kathleen Reid. Eva MacKay, Joy MacLeod, Mar- iorie Martin, Helen Reid. Mary Reid, Anna MacEwen, Janie Mac- Leod. Leigh MacKay, Sutherland MacEwen, Brendon Reid, Donald MaoLeod. George MacEwen, Keith Henry, Kathryn Reid. Walter Reid Francis Reid, Roma MacKav, Har- old MacEwen. Kathryn Fleming, Nelson Henry, Scott MacLeod. Laura Reid. Duncan MacKuy. Fran- cis Reid. Virginia Fleming, Walter MacEwen, Mary MacKay, Joseph Re cl.

Principal Carrie Wnndslrle. Assistant Adele McIvor.

A FAREWELL PARTY

A large crowd gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Payn- ter on Wednesday night January 24th to bid farewell to their son. Arthur. who had been a runner in the Charlottetown Artillery for some tlme. The evening was spent very pleasantly with singinv ac- companied bv music. Mr. George Ferguson acted as chairman and the Minister. Mr. Delter, made a very nice speech on behalf oi the boy who has offered his services for the cause of King and Country. Later on in the evening a lovely hmch was served bv the ladies. Be- fore leaving for home the National Anthem was sung and everybody

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e programme consisted oi a ' reading by Mrs. Waldo Bain follow- ed by a sing-sons. Muri

The January meeting ed the the heme

uteswenreadaud approvedu sick committee ct both dis- reported several aiek and need families were remembered

at istmls. It was moved and ed that

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Iuprcbeusedformd Orosa work or the soldiers. The executivewasa tedtobuua rem ‘ for efiveboyswho haqvaenlislodfromthlsdistriot.

. e ey and Mrs. Stanley Murray were appointed on a new pro- gramme committee. Next meeting is to be held at iurs. Bert Warren's roll call to be answered by "A Val- entine Verse." After the program a dainty lunch was served by the hostess.

CENTRAL RQYALTY SCHOOL

The following is the Honor Roll of the upils of Central Royalty School or January:

Grade X:

1. Mollie Lewis.

2. Elaine OMeara.

8. Arlene Jenkins.

Grade IX: 1. Hilda Lank.

8. Lilian Lewis. Grade VI (Sh):

1. Jackie Spencer.

2. Shirley Lank.

3. Gladys Ward.

Grade V (Sr.):

1. Dorothy Andrew.

2. Pauline Ward.

3. Olive Buiman.

Grade IV:

1. Rita Gallant.

2. Avis Bulman.

3. Franklin Roper.

Grade III: ~ 1. Helen Bufman.

2. Isabel Gallant. Grade I (a):

1. Bernice Gallant.

2. Ardel MacAusland. Grade I (b):

1. Marlene Roper.

Highest average, 90.8%. Dorothy Andrew.

Star Prizes: Grade VI, Jackie Spencer; Grade V. Pauline Ward: Grade IV, Avis Bu'man; Grade III Helen Buiman; Grade I, Bernice Gallant.

Perfect attendance: Mollie Lewis. Hilda Lank. Betty Agnew. Keith Lank. Lillian Lewis. Shirley Lank. Roy Roper, Jackie Spencer, Donald Agnew. Avis Biiman, Rita Gallant, Franklin Roper, Ernest Wood, I-Iei- en Bulman. Isabel Gallant, Ber- nice Gallant.

Teacher, Mary W. MoLennan.

MAYFIELD W.I.

The January meeting of the May- field Women's Institute was held at tin home of Mrs. Miilar Orr on Tuesday. January 16th. There were ten members and two visitors present. Reports oi various com- mittees were given. Committees ap- pointed for next meeting are as follows: School. Misses Jennie Smith and Cora Toombs: sick. Mrs. Millar Orr and Mrs. Willard Nlch- . clson; programme. Miss Jennie Smith and l/frs. Robert Stead: lunch. Mrs. Willard Nichdson and Mrs. Blair Andrew.

Two membership fees were paid.

The Irozramme consisted of a contest put on by Miss Marian MacKinnon and a spelling match supervised by Miss Cora Toombs A Questionnaire was also filled out.

Next meeting is to be held at the home oi Mrs. George Smith on regu- lar night. Roll call is to be ans- wered by a Valentine verse.

A dainty lunch was served by ladies in charge and meeting was i-gosed by singing the National An-

wished Arthur good luck and God- speed. He will be missed by his re-

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NEWTON moss scaooi. HOBO!’ R011 f0!" JUNE?‘ Grade IX: 1. ‘Iihelma Power.

2. John McPherson. 3. Elmer Power.

rade VI: 1. Cecil Morrissey. 2 resa Power.

l. Rose Morrlssey.

2. John Power.

3. Jose h McKema. Grade : < 1. Earl Kelly. Grade III:

1. Lorna Morriasey.

2. Elizabeth Power.

Grade I: 1. Fabiola Power. Perfect attendance: Thelma

Power, Teresa Power, Rose Morris-

sey, Lorna Morrlssey, and Cecil

Morrissey. - Highest average, Pius Kelly, B6

per cent. Teacher, Mary Role. NORTH WINSLOE SCHOOL

Report for the month of January: Grade X (Sn):

i. Margaret Crasweli. ..Grade X (In):

Grade VIII: 1. Vera Munn. 2. Catherine MacNaughton 3. Jessie MacNaughton. Grade VI (Sn): ‘ 1. Charlotte Moreside. Grade VI (Jn): 1. Lea Roberts 2. Lois Craswell. ‘Grade V: 1. Heath Craswell.

Grade IV (Jr.): 1. Donald MacNaughton. 2. Grant Laird. Grade II (Sh): 1. Robert Craeweil. Grade II (In): 1. Wilmot Cudmore. Grade I (A): 1. Christopher MacQuarrie.

Grade I (B). 1. Marie Craswell and Phyllis

Ford (equal). 1. Charles MacQuan-le.

Grade I (C) : 2. Raymond MacQuarrie. Highest average: Vera Nunn. 1

96. .

Perfect attendrtice: Margaret Crasweli Eunice Cudmore Vera Nunn Rena Cudmore Lois Cras- weli Lea Roberts Phyllis Ford. Star Prizes: Lea Roberts Wilmot Cudmore. Marie Crasweii. Teacher, Rena C. Younker.

OPERA STAR DIES

NEW YORK. Fob. 2 -(AP) Emma Redeii, dramatic soprano, one-time Wagnerlan star of the chicago civic o era company. died today of a hear attack. She was ~ a native of Baltimore and appeared in concerts and Opﬂra throushollt Europe for three vear= before mak- ing her American debut. In private life. she was cus.

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McKay who have reccutiy come to live at St. Catherines.

call to be answered by tine Verse. Meeting closed by sing‘ ing God Save The Kiug.

assisted by Miss Auld. The remain-

der oi the night rvas spent in social Mrs. J, Anthony Mar- j conversation.

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MONTAGUE

The Montague Junior 30¢ team defeated a team from Victom Cross in the Community Rim; on Saturday evening by the more o; 5 t0 8. Th5 85-1116 WM capabiy ref. creed by William Landry.

Dr. L. V. and Mira. Grant and two daughters have returned m 1:01! home in Montague from 0)..

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Mr. William Garrickis friends m ‘ ggeased to see him out again ifter

ing confined to his home with a severe cold.

Mrs. Jerry Johnston returned to her home Saturday afternoon from the King's County Hospital.

Matthew Brehaut, aged 89 years of 319 Tenth Street. sarskﬁtphgvlran died in a local hospital on Thurs- I day evening. Mr. Brehaut had been a resident of Saskatoon for twenty years. He formerly resided in Prince Edward island and is one of the oldest Free Masons in Cu- nada, having joined the lodge in 1877 and until his death was a member of Maple Leaf Lodge No. 33, Nova Scotia. Surviving are his widow and one daughter, 3111's. Winnifred Maclnnes of Hamilton, and four sons. Reginald of Saska- toon, AJ". in Maine, Hany of Win- niWK. and Maynard of Quebec. The funeral services were held at 2 o'clock on Monday at Mc-Kagen’: Fimerai Home with the Rev. VR Hail in charge. Full Masonic rite:

Mr. W.A. McLaugan of Montague attended a Legion meeting in Charlottetown on Saturday.

Mr. Fred Hynes, Charlottetown. spent the week-end visiting friends in Montague. iii.

ST. CATIIERINEXS W. I.

The Si. Catherine's Womens Iu- stitute met at the home of Mrs. Neil McKenzie on January 10th with an attendance oi 11 members and one visitor. Roll call was ans- wered by repeating a verse from , the Bible. The President. Mrs. Shaw, presid ‘ and the meeting was opened by singing the Wcmms Institute Carol and repeatin! the Creed in unison. The minutes of last meeting vere read and ap- proved. Business arising out oi the minutes was discussed by all the members.

Mrs. Shaw invited the members to her home Junuarv 16th to work and finish quilt which is nearly completed.

The secretary read the different improvements our health nurse or- dered for the school which is nec- essary for our pupils health.

The Institute members made plans to call on Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

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