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_D°N.1- FORQET Aucum, Samoan rink which was accepted by Agtendancb were: Rev. P. P. Arse- “ Malcohn ,M°G°ugan-s_ Malpequei W. Jay. which l consider was not . naui-t, Mont Carmel; lRBV- F- X- G51‘ 4225. legal contended.

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-WILL BE buying live hogs at Albany Wednesday. March 9th. Highest market prices paid. Sgd. A. H. Afflock, Albany.

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| ii l —-FOR TREATME'NT.-Rev. Dr Road, passed

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Lodge will attend united prayewhope that Dr. Gauthier will soonbo

service in Trinity Uni-ted Church.

on Wednesday evening, March 9th

at 7.30 p- m. An address will ‘be giv- ou by Rev. J. ‘C. Martin and an of-

able to return to his parish with his usual good health.

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_-F=ORTY HOUll8.—’l‘he ‘Fort! Hours Devotion 0WD"! ll! 5i- ,-Pa'ul's church. Sammersld on Sunday morning, the Mass of P0"

Rev. llhther A. L Madlmym» Char» iottetown. Yesterday morning there were masses continuously from 6. so o'clock on when ilroctlowlly the ‘whole congregation received Cum- zmunion- At 8 o'clock tho Massjor Peace was sung and this morninﬂ at 1.30 the Mass of Reposition was celebrated. Among the priests ln at-

.lant, Egmont Bay; Rev. J. B. Goud- et, Bloomﬁeld; lRev. John A- Mac- Donald, Grand River; Rev. Dr. Mar- tin Monaghan, Misoouche; Rev. Dr. M. J. iSmlth, Klnkora; Rev. A. J. ltfacllntyre, Charlottetown. and Rev. Father Wm. Monagban, Seven Mlle Bay.

—ORDINATION OF ELDERB AT ALBERTON. —Ou Sunday last the congregation of Alberton Pres; bytorian Church had the satisfac- tion of seeing ordained to the eld- ership the three worthy men upon whom the choice of the people had fallen. The service was conduct» ed by the Rev. Bruce Muir of St. James Church, Charlottetown. Moderator of the Presbytery of P. E. i. Ha chose for his text Luke 10-4 and preached a powerful and eloquent sermon upon the duties of eldership. At the close of the- sermon the following were ordain ed:—Messrs. W. C. Lawson, Alex ander Martin and Robert Home. The time-honored questions put to elders at their ordination were an- swsred by a most emphatic "l do“. While the congregation on being asked to give their assent to the ordination responded with a most hearty’“We do". , There was a very large congregation and the gener- al comment after the service was that it had been one of the most impressive ever held here. Mr. Muir also preached at the evening service to a. large congregation. The Rev. W. M. Morrison who preached at St. James on Sunday will receive a call to the Alberton congregation and la to be congratu- lated upon having such a fine body of elders as co-workers in the church.

—FAREWELL GATHERING. —- A farewell address, was given last evening in Trinity Church by Rev. M. C. MacDonald in which he dwelt upon the necessity of profess- ing Christians so regulating their lives that their influence would be helpful to others. Mr. A. S. Mac- Kay presided and presented an ad- dressou behalf of the session. Mr G. B. MacNutt, Treasurer presentl ed Rev. Mr. MacDonald and Mrs MacDonald with a purse of $216.00 as a token of appreciation and re- membrance. Short addresses were

delivered by Rev W. H: Harding .

and- Rev, J. C. Martin in which they referred to the pleasant relations which had existed during his short stay here between the departing pastor andhis confreres of the pul- pit as well as of the peopiaof Sum- merslds generally. Rev Mr. Mac- Donald expressed his deep sense of gratitude and appreciation of the kindness of those who had thus

regretting the necessity of having to leave them trusted that at some future time he would be prlviledg- ed to return to Summerside and meet once more the many good friends ho had made here.

- ALBERTON. — The Ladies of the Hospital Aid met at the home of Mrs (Dr.) A. L. Purdy, Tuesday evening. The President Mrs Jas} Hunter unable to attend, the vice- president, Mrs H. J. Larkin filled her part. Some business and sewing was done and a dainty lunch served for the hard workers. —'1‘he new section foreman, Mr Arsenault. transferred here from Summorside. is now on duty. There is a large welcome for him and his family, who are to live in Miss Matthews’ houses-Miss Maynlo Matthews. returned home Tuesday from a. business trip to Boston and other ports of Massachusetts. —A very enjoyable and pleasant after- noon tes. was held at the home of Mrs. George C. Gordon. Wednesday aiternooIu-We are all pleased to note that at the mid-term examina- tion recently held at McGill Univer-

ond place, Class 1 in Zoology, mak- ing ninety-five percent. Miss Read is the daughter of the late Albert J. Reade-An excellent gath- ering of fans were at the Alhorton rink. Wednesday to see the ‘Bum- mcrslde Y. M. C. A.. and the Regain in action, The players .of both teams exhibited b. fine brand of hockey. thoscoro being (l. to a. The some was colhptrltlvoiy clean only a tow ihlnoiwpo sitlos? being bonded out Mr. Jior stthsws to lorood to tho ssilstsotlon or all. The Rogsls expect o. rsturh guru's in Summorsidefln the, nsarfuiurh. —-A vsry ~plhsosht evening was spent st tbo- homo of Mrs‘ W. C. Losvltt, Friday. iliidii‘ tlio uliiplkzos

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_,-,.-wso m cALoAnm-Bolore an improvised altar of feathery green palms and ferns under a cdnopy oi‘ white satin rib‘ , Miss Ola Alborhart became the brido oi Mr. iCharles lMaoNutt at the home of her parents, Mr. and lMrs. Wil- llsm Ahsrbart. A double B ceremony, mid ‘such lovelyfs r» roundings, ho wedding was one of tho prettiest house ceremoniagi 0f the winter. Rev. lE. P. ‘Mandy "mm the service at 9 o’clook. At ,ths altar. Mr. lMacNutt who is the ‘son o‘! the isi-a lChsries MacNutt and Mrs. histiNutt oi- Bummer-side, =P.lil.l.. awaited tho coming of tho bridal party with his boot msn, Mr.

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ﬂMr. liiarry 1‘. liiolmllllw‘ dent and General Mall"; Moss" lg, T. Holman. Wu” tqneil from a business trip troai and other lmlwriﬂl" °°

—'<Rev. M. C. and Mfl- g" old have left for Torontlmeme to departure they W9" r

completed it. smartly. Assisting in receiving was lMlss Mae Dlnnis, aunt of the groom, in poudre blue georgette over self-colored slip, with trimmings of black velvet. Mr. and LMrs. MacNutt left later for

the coast, where they will spend - , about s“ weelm The bride h‘ ——.Vir. HenryGaudeLSunlmeisido

traveling in a smart little frock of ' l?“ ygrgteﬁmay nmmm‘ ‘m a t“? to lblack flat crepe. collarodl ' m . ew m‘. - _ ~' m ‘with "touches of gold llllegtalielg, ' . ed by the Oﬂlllwlhaﬂzmglpfﬂ small black beret hat with‘ otallic “M” 3"“ s-D“°°'s“"‘“‘°"'d° “Y ‘Umwd Ch“ d urns oi gold Butchlngs and ﬁééﬁmloh“ has returned after an extended vls- with an address all l? Co“ 1n mmmght bhxe’ will, hqm it with friends in Toronto. mihgs of squirrel. ‘ —‘-.——\— l ' ’ " —-M.r. .i_ LoRoy Holman. and Ml‘- R. L. Moilison._of R. T. Holman. ‘Ltd, left yesterday morning on l lﬂlﬁllness trip toToronto and other ~c es. q .

——Mr. W. J. Whitney Summersido left yesterday on an extended visit to Ilaltimors and other places.

-- --cor. and Mrs. W- lib mm hgvo lboon rosldlllgumm to now vlsitln! i" m;

oy intend movins i‘: n ,. Ontario. in tho near ill ll -

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