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0n the evening of July 29th. rela- IQ, hienda and neighbours met It Qie home of Mr. and ‘Mrs. D. J.

.°I-pb0li. De Sable, to celebrate

lhdr 80th Wedding Anniversary.

After sli had gathered. the cou- ple were led to the parlor which was decorated with golden stream- II and a golden weddlnﬂ bell. Ike. Goodwill MECPhBii in her Ileious manner, brought the bride of titty years in and sat her on her chair which was also decorated with gold paper. the grocm likewise was attended by Mr. Hector Mac- Nevin and seated on hlsdecorated chair.

Mr. Ernest Helm acting as chair- man made a few well chosen re- marks. then asked Mrs. MaoPhall to read the address. Mr. MacNevln made the presentation o! a well ﬁled purse. ‘Mr. Campbell in bl- hllf oi’ Mrs. Campbell thanked all for their generous gift. and kind- ness. The children then waited on their parents and presented a ser- ond wail ﬁlled purse. all of whom

were able to be present with the exception of one daughter. _ Mr. and Mrs. Fampbell received

numerous rards and messages from various "parls of Massachusetts. Rhoda Island. Florida and Scot» land as well as their native Prince Edward Island. During the sinﬂili‘; o! “For They Arc Jolly Good Fel- lows" the ladies prepared and served s. dainty lunch to nearly two hindered people. Mrs. Campbell cut her bride's cake which was three tier deep with a miniature bride ‘nd groom on the top gaily decor- ated with white and gold. was passed around. The people depart- ed for their homes after n social Warning and wishing tile cOUPIQ many more years of married llie

(qether. The following address was read. July 28. 1948.

ll. and Mrs. D. J. Calrnpbell:—-

On this the ﬁftieth anniversary I your wedding day your iriends join together in extending to you their heartiest congratulations on this your Golden Wedding Day.

As the years have gone by they hive brought. you both joy and arrow, but you can lod: back on he 1410 Oi’ service to this and sur- rounding communities as you went about your business day by day. and also an interest taken in all ﬂu things that. make life wbrth- while in any district.

And. u the years go on and you Qldoy the fullness o! life we hope and pray that God will bless yon with all the joy and happiness you deserve, and as a token of the es- teem in which you are held by your nrienda and as a remembrance of this your Golden Wedding Day. we lsk you to accept. this gift. with all the good wishes it may convey.

Signed on br-hali n! your neigh- bours nnrl friends of Argyle and De Sable.

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PIION! SAUNDERS. i006 for group and wedding pictures ol location. ' INGAGEMENT ANNOQNCED. _Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Sampson. Cavendish, wish to announce the engagement o! their niece, Clem- mie Margaret, to Louis Bryce Campbell. son or Mr. and Mrl- Hugb A. Campbell, Graham's Road. Marriage to take plsco September 15th.

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ATTENDING couvsnnon -

‘ Mrs. Jessie Hanright. James Street, leit Monday for C har- lottemvi-n where she will attend

the Grand Temple Meetings oi ﬁne Grand Temple of the Pythian §i.\* ters and o! the Maritime Provin- ces, which will be held there on Tuesday and Wednesday of this

week. Mrs. Hanrlgbt is a dele- gate from Jubilee Temple. Ne v Glasgow. - New Glasgow Ne“!

RETURN! AFTER VISITING ISLAND- Mr. and MH- P. C- Murphy of» Sydney. N. 8.. accom- panied by their son Rev. L. P. Murphy, curate at St. Patrick's Church, Montreal and son in law. Mr. Allan JfﬁilacAdam. Swine;- who have been visitinl ‘fiends and relatives in Kensinilion- 5'1"‘ merside. Indian River and Giza.- lottetown during the past week have returned to their home id Sydney, N. s.

sum BIRTHDAY rswrr -Mrs. Margaret Cole, of this city, who celebrated her 82nd birthday last. Friday had an unusual party. Joining her in the cutting d the cake were her son-in-latv, Arthur Peterson and his mother, Mrs. George Peterson. Both mother and motisersu-Iaw had their btllv- days on the same day. W158i’. i119 13th. while Mr. Peterson cele~ brated his on the party day. Sune day, August 15. The latter day was more convenient for a "Blebfﬂiiﬁﬂ and gathered together were children. grand children and 8T9?" grandchildren of both women. The part/y was held at the home ;of Mrs. John Burgoyne, daughter of Mrs, Oole, and Mr. Burgoyne. North Granville. The large birth- day cake mecialiy prepared Ior the triple celebration, was cut jointly by the three natal celebrants. During the day many of the neighbors came to pay their re- spects to Mrs. Cole and her fellow gruests on the great. occasion. Mrs. Cole, who lives with Mi". and Mrs. Arthur Peterson in Char- lottetown“ custunarily spends the summer months with her other daughter, Mrs. Burgoyne. Present for the big party were many guests in addition to members ot the

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The heavy rain on Friday af- ternoon dirl considerable damage to heavy grain crops. Some 13119 fields are almost completely flat»

of fields not yet cut.

Miss Margaret Ciillis of Welling- ton returned to lier home m. Wednesday after a WEQK spent

in Howlan and Duvar. It was a0

Miss Mnruzirct Gallant rctuiilt-d in awn-k ni the Co-npcrntlvc Store n" -\i'.Il<i-1_\ tnorulng nftcr, n lwni WPPKR vacation in the United‘ States. i

Mrs. ‘Ben Ciiiliaut. and licr daugli. ter Mildred are visiting in C“ar_ iﬁilﬂﬁhvrl. Mrs. Gus Marlin and baby are inking nver for ner while aha is gone.

(‘in Saturday PW-‘ning, Margaret Gallant returned from her [wry tweaks vacation spent in RuniiorrLi Milillf‘. SHIP-Sit of hrr aunt, Mr. and‘ Mrs. Rosiztnnncl Casey and mm. ily. ' '

Miss Latiretla A-r-senault. n! m; Dlnrzie restaurant. O‘Lenry,. gm"; Ii very pleasant u-Bekb vacation at, her home here. She will return to work on Monday.

Mr. and .Mrs. Henry D. Gal. lmit have “my purchased a dwell- ing near Summcrside on Link. letter Road. Their many friends here were sorry to see them go.

Mrs. Catherine Gallant, Wood. stndt, has as her auests, her son Frank, his wife and sons of Rum. ford, Me. Mrs. Gallant was lor- mrriy Oriila Martin of Howlan.

A miscellaneous shorter was held at the home o! Mr. and Mrs. Dan ﬁuﬂtim 01cm, on mossy.

Vyourr. .'<'.lli'(‘ shn ihtst.‘ylsitrdﬂhcre.Waiigust-rndjn hbnoi- sfiiéfwtlfttu" Silo is it sister oi _\ s. John l). Mrs. Ray Nmmm whu were wed MTICNFIH 0i Wvllingirin with in short time ago. There was u wlirni shc rcsizlvs slur-c licrlgond nILPYlfiHHYB and lovely gills‘ lu-ntlzrl- Jods donth iWn nnfi a holf were revﬂvod, v years ago. __,_

'7 “ The August meeting of "st,

Annes Club of Hnwian and Wood- 3

Stork" alas held on Tuesday Aug 10th ni. tho home of Mrs. Frank C. Gallant with an attendance of l6 members and l visitor. Meeting "Pent!!! ‘iiililil prayer by the Pres]. “wit. Rvnorts. from sick mu. mil-WE were heard. one sick mum. her had been visited and taken the us/ual treat. The presentation to each member of a rmnll souven- irr from the shrine of st Anna as Bﬁounre was also made by the two members ‘who had gone nn the Pilnrinlage. and ‘these were very "llwh abbreviated. Alter the two mn-nhers thanked the club {m- having given them the trip than new tnemhers were appointed m1 sick and lunch committee M", Philip Arsanauit kindly invited members, to her home (or m“ meeting. Meeting then adjourned with prayer. An enjoyahig game "Pillow was ‘Dllyed when the prizes all had been played {m- u "@1111"!!! lunch was served by’ ilie hostess assisted by ladle; on lunrh crrnmittee.

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BATH, England-Herbert Phil- lips, 52 died after having a but let in his brain for so years, n; was shot during the First World War. and was left with paralym down one side o! his body.

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