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HURCH oi ENGLAND

,1 rlsrrlvs CATHEDRAL

' anon Malone. M.A-. Lilli. To "o1, (jnmlnimion. H5 M01111“; Prayer. iii” Chan] Eucharist and Ber-

oi CANADA Prince street

Ill‘ 11 School. if,’ Eggnsibbg and Sermon.

ST. PAUL'S CHURCH 11-00 am. Publio Worih]

L m", Gardner. Rector _ _ p. (fin-lb - Misa Lillian Earle Bffrglloli- ‘T111: PLEBISCITE"._ OM11- Director —- Albert Dinnll - "sh Miller.

- omrnunion. wlluspliildsv School. Pilgrim's "can" -' 101% lflilfiilllg Prayer d: Sermon. Micah) l" b.5401..." the Gates of "l8 Riches oi Ant] ., _ _ __ _. _. ._1)1°11, 7.00 p-lll. ‘c?’ ‘Evening Prayer and Sermon. Sermon:

Love." Public Worship,

Puwnal S1110! Minister B", R_ flloorhtld Legato. DJ). organist-hire. K. S. R0 era .011» Director-litre. J. A. vvlel Public Worship mrlilng at Eleven. and Evening

- ‘ lock. llPr5:mv5'|'..r‘:pTllo Minister.

Minister Rev. iia-rvey ofliilnist and Choimlastar John illch, Mus. Bac, lilorililig Worship 11 3J1],

its Summer schedule.

Prince nnil Grafton Street Mini!" Evening Wbrship 7

l‘

Anthem; "Jesus Savlgur, Pilot

[Cilncuizs TOMORROW, | UNITED CHURCH

TRINITY UNITED cuullcgT

Minister Rev. llulhAlstgillltgr, M4,‘ 51L s nt h“ "M! M6 "Ii-gray. B.A.. an. A ‘Rev xfillliflllrflfitAlvL, A4410,

A""'°m= "Liam or the lonely

'-' -—- —— Meale. " f"? mm‘! volcesz-“The

"A 50h oi’ Abraham " _

THE BAPTIYDCHURCH C0!‘- of Prince and Fitzroy Sts.

L. Denton, 5.1L

- q h i t 10.00 a.m. Perils"! Sevhl: lme- finudzlrllctitsozllaDilylijlll Saving “magician; “The ‘Yemple o! an.“ W“ Anthem: “E i M I ltranrerr anilnvytlelrtl Cordialiy _Qakeky_ ven n; and on-ilnf 1110 Church School. 1|ONPRE§BYTER|AN CHURCH Th“ (him-ll School meets in

connection with morning service, on

TllE BAPTIST ClllJRCll

ybe

able in advance.

THE REV. resenting the

311M113’ mornlnk. 11 o‘ 0c

play advertisement.

Street. School have pitcscnted Rccl Cross Society vrith one doze new woolen blankets for button among the war reiugces BAPTIST (‘liURCll SERVIC S

Wes tmorclnud. prcrlcililii; scrvicc,

ping." Rev. s. D. Trltes, Pastor.

Blcscdcll. B. A., Minister.

m‘ EVENING WORSHIP iioo r. M n. s. T. Rev. A. 0. flllimsinl. l). D., will be the guest ichrr- yliymils fill. H6, 66G, O39. - “Father keep ua in 1111mm“ - — — — -—-—SIlllivan “pm... solo: "My Heavenly Fa.- llil‘. llriicllcs Over Me." 10.00 A. i\l. The Sabbath School 111,1 Blblc Classes. w; wrlcunli- these visiting breth. on lo lilo pulpit of Zion to-day. --l will lift up mine eye: unto ille hills from whence cometh my illlh"

loitiiiitfclfiiliéfiz“: Views Missions on Wider Front

Kent Street llev. Roscoe vv,

Minister Organist - Mrs. 11.00 rum. Morning Worship, Solo: Miss Jean Enmzin.

in Unexpected Places." 2.30 p.m.; llible School.

Responsibility. 7.00 p.m. Evening Worship.

. _ iicld sundzlv School 10:30 ri.nl.:‘» of them, no 0lil0|l‘_Cill1l'(‘ll ls at pies- Worship a p_ m_ {P383 .5 entiil a pDSilJvDD to makc this _____ 1's missions throughout 1 lspiritual) provision,“ the report ADVANCE PLEmSq-I-E you

l beyond the seas cles- warned. ‘sure oi war, the report l board of missions .0 to the 66th General

ll‘ today.

da among

thc Hliliililllflllfi in Toronto

will-ii)‘ be accorded to those other centres. .0 various fields at home These representatives -.h llllll continued to ltul svrvicc. "sometimes it increasing difficulty Zcql" tc income.” ' =ciubly' was aIso d ‘.- ils appreciation of the lvolluzrs Missionary Socie- tlei‘ iitlmidc from coast to coast in their lrclivnll silpport and co-opcr- llloll h‘. lrnnection with the 2on- ual m». xx .l'_\‘ work of the Church.

ii union with the

Church

I Ailicrica

l'i‘.l.l progress

mittce reported, Ministry Educated

Change oi’ Sccretliricl

and abiding influence of "Kirk":

It was 1mintcd out that since the ieall o! liil‘. Dr A. S‘ Grant in i995 ‘ll\‘ ill ll‘-l' part of mission work dirt‘: "\ ‘.131 lfl5l.S(‘1)ZClnl)L‘l‘ was (l R iv. Di". J. W. Mac- of the Asclubly. Th0 led; "The executive .. curd v.1.- vcrv deep ap- lireciation of inc general board of m ‘oils for thc very faithful and ' r lu "which the dutlcs ind lJPBll exercised by 4D \l -.~\‘zllllrlrul for a space

fllilcss nf thosc who scrve.

lthe effort towards ,ment.

l5 “lftlicst zllvl br-st,

u. omits lids $225000. Estimates . uv h hoard for its 1030- ‘ $252302. and actual loll“ flit‘ Fathers timid.» s saunas. “Thai. ihvrc lilorraliur! ‘hi’; 1W addlliou to the (lcficit from "l lllPll‘ “hi $0lll'(‘i‘, illl‘ TPRPTVOS were fll'r’i.\\'ll ton to nuct the over-expenditure," Remit said. M‘ e board submitted to Assem- wmn resolution expressing appre- enc‘? that the work among huihflhflklng 1rcoplc in Canada "HP-ed for some years. had bccn m lb’ the board of missions. mmllhdwicd msoluilon added: d ‘ h"! already been evident‘ mmhfw interest on the part of h "Win we would serve and hnwslvcte for the future are

i0

the rcmnrknhlc sci-vice

their dcunrlluruls thousands lit. home and abroad. Many problcms ivill arise solution. but ‘John Knox lock eminently of solving them all.

overpass iilrirovnugler NOTED

WINNIPEG. June 7 Gradual improvcment was in business conditions

h"! Missions

“is report said th , e Presbyterian “Wk had been expanded ma“ mining fields of Northern th“? tflhtl Quebec. Drought in cs om Manitoba last year mimilifiiw to the north had

Trust ed from fairly good to sl

0W.

year in the Milriilmes com ed l ttle chang .

CHURCH OF CHRIST ._______._________

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

ice, A.B., 8.0., Leigh Dingwell "The Ninety and Nine."- Sennon Subject: “Finding Good

145950111 Ezckiel Teaches Personal

Choir: “ilave Thine Own W338" ‘Sennon Subject: "A b u i1 d a lit L fe."

created new responsibilities for the Church iii certain areas. "If lve fail

Dealing with the work in Calla- noli-Enqilsh-speaking lxioples. the board detailed progress among the Chinese ill Montreal and and

Across the Pacific the Korean Presbyterian Church had iorrrled Presbyterian oi Japan. which brought gains to both churches. In South had been madc in British Guiana, the com-

Prom the Qarllcst time Presby- icrinns have prided themselves in an cdilcafcd ministry as one of the strong buiwrirks of ‘the sticngtili their ‘ and nothing betrays and ‘WDTK detriment to their Church more than the cuelessncss and lin- No pvrospcctive cnudidrlie need think that tllc path to the Presbyterian ministry is one of ease. free from high attain- In religion. as in all else, the best can be reached only by the lovnltyr and deirot-ion to what

The attendance at the Asembly

mcnis ivill he lliosr- of the rllftcd women ivllo will stir the hearts of and Brclhrcn by sllcccss __ llllfl dcvoiion i'l ElWllll ihc Gnsocl lncssrigc through countless

for those hardy sons of capable

—(CPl -- noted throughout Canada this weck. according to i the weekly tradi- report issued to-

day by the Canadian Credit Men's Association. Collections rang-

Wholseale rind retail trade 1e- corded some improvement over last. although rlaons with last week show-

"IIII/llrlllrl/II/m

"(I111 IIIIIII 114'

of Mr. and Mrs. John in July. PURCHASES NEW HOME

Rev. Dr. J. S. Bcuiiell, pastor the Fifth Avcl\:

fnmilv about the first or July.

of Gf'0l‘t'1f‘.l0\\'ll. announce the on go ement oi their daughter Mild re Henrietta. to air. Charles Mal

Mrs. William l". Duffln dale. Ontario.

of Thorn gary, Alberta.

ado. Broclcficld Charge.

ING.-Mr.

25th in this province. TAKEN BACK T0

day with an American citizen,

Island rcccutli". the officer to stand trial United states. The RCMP. slstcd in locating the man. PERSONALS

Mr. R. E. Mulch left. y'esicrday' {homing on a short visit to Mon- rea.

The msnv friends of Mrs. C. A. Mitchell will regret to hear of hcr illness thc P. ll‘. I. Hospital.

v- ‘ .lll addition to his rcg- ,l>»'-"'l"l<l‘$ i" bf‘ l-'li'5‘e. Ouc in six _ ,1; (um-k o1 11m Aggpnj- of all nfiluistcrirlij members and .,,Q"§1.,f",§§‘QLI,,Q‘§“Q§§,-Y, t}? prcsby-tcrics will be resent. 80d few days visiting friends‘ in St Rel‘ Dr w A. Cameron, former an cqunl number of cders. Offi- Georg“ ' ‘ ' ‘liens r ol (‘chiral Chllrcll, Vaucou- CPR“! "Omm department of ' Y i» ‘ti: 0\'\"l' ihc dutics of scrvcc w c vcr their reports K11“ i‘ illl‘ genera‘. boilrd of Pllrl b!‘ prcparcd to silpnort them. ;ON.1§:WQTK:PI,,wnia?mgdivrcwg: ‘ _. t S,.l,;..,n1,,.r‘ fppg1-i- Lcnrllsrs in‘ iunucc will give m“ M]. Rm] Mn‘ D nfacbonhld o -lill>;v 111111, [hp 1111_~,(-;11,n11 most gratufvlil: stzltcnlcnt. willie s! Gvorge; ' ' "l lfli 101" 11;. hnlnp 1111-1 101-. some of tllc most glowing stnie- ' "

Miss lijlaryel 'I'hom.son lcft dur- inc the" wreck-cud for Cllarlottc- town. PFZi. where =hc will spend a fclv lwcks‘ holidayw-Winnlpcg

"r" ‘floss.

Mrs. W. W. Brown left vesicrday‘ ‘morning to soclld the week-end in bfonctml with her daughter, Mrs. W. i-l. l-lrlrrop.

Mr. Wcslcv McKenzie of Bay Fortune was in Charlottetown 'f‘hiu'sdnl‘ and Friday on a busi- ness trip.

ltirs. Lincoln has arrived from New York on a visit to her father Mr, Wm. (‘l McDonald. Cable Head and her sister, Mrs. Sutherland of St. Peters.

Mrs. A. H. Mmlld left this week M, g v1g11. to relatives in lvfontrcill, Niagara Falls and New York. Sh!‘ will return in a few do?! 0000m- prlnlcd bv hcr granddnliilhtcr. Nan- cy Silckneyr. of New York.

Mrs. Scott MaoCorkoll and two children Arden and Maureen llho

The Central Guardian

This b reserved for new: oi 1001i int-emit but ailvertlatng of inserted

at ii cent: a word strictly pay-

A. A. MacLEOD rep-

Prlnce Edward Is and

Temperance Federation will speak

in the United Church, Malpeque, on cl k.

L-371-6-8-1i.

SEND YOUR wool to the Prince Edward Island sheep Breeders’ Association immediately. Cash on delivery twenty-two cents. See dis- L-342-6—7-2i.

CENTRAL PARISH. Sunday, Julie 9. Churchill 11 A. M. Clyde River 8 P. M. Nine Mlle Creek 7.30 P. M.

the ‘ d.sti"i-

TRYON __ BONSHAW UNITED pianlcpncsting grounds in the pro. E. . -— ' Albany. preaching service ii A. M

P. M. '1‘1'1‘0u, prcachiu .' rvice 7.30 . . , I. M’ Evening Topic 11gG3§3ng “an; ilntclllilg in the Aloudale- Water-

L_354_6_8_1L1additlon the party discovered three l

NORTH RIVER UNITED BAP; tend the survey to King's County. TlST PASTORATFL- Rev. .1. M.| Y ,. - Ju m1 u t Ml ll0sundélixlll ‘fumigation. M“ plains F‘ I

lie l. o1‘ ' i‘on . 0 A. . , , _ _

N011), River 36:; p_ Long creek west of the Mississippi River. A-

fled w Joseph Plus Callaghan. son Pcllw- Apparently they are blwlfleu today ivileniariirst Mil I _ gallagpariqln larger numbers this year iil‘l"l City. Marriage to bakiplliaisesfiélfig’ sccm to be adopting this province

_ to Nova Scotia after he completes of tllc survey here. Presbyterian Church, New York. has purchased the Highlands as a summer resi- dence and will occupy it with his

MR. AND MRS. E. B. McLAREN

colm Stark Duffin, son of Mr. and’ derwe of her deushter. Mre- E- W-

Marriage to take plllce the first week in July lit Cal- . L-327-6-8-1i.

PRESBYTERIAN Church in can- i on a visit to her old home in New ' services Glasgow. Here she took ill and on ncxt Lords Day: Hunter Rlvcr i1 | Wednesday fl-Ill»! Glrlsqim‘ Road 2 pm; Harts. Vllil‘ Sunday School ll a.m.; Brook-

W. P. Bruce leaves this band came to reside morning to hold alvance polls forjson-ln-laiv and daughter. Mr. E. the soldiers of this province in con-. W. MacKinnon, Superintendent of ncction with tic forthcoming pleb-Q 1l1c Canadian National Railways, lscite. He ivill visit P0i£l.\\'AWfl,Hf1ll-. fax. S_vdnc_v, Port Hawkesbury‘ and n01, 1n 1934, Dartmouth. Mr. Bruce will be away’, Her about two weeks. The plcbisciteoil beer and wine is scheduled for June I

I‘. S. A. 0N (‘IIARGEA-hir. C. E. Pcllcticr, spe- cial aizclit from the American Fed-

eral Bureau of Investigation, lefton‘ 1 _ M l , , 1.6mm to the Unlved states yesmrnwflgiln-lgggégrlahc“ all-Kiw- élilllfllllia delelopcd some means is found to

was from the eastern section oflthc H . -. . dltion and rctllrnedevliliiiitlirllfvxllgitlh‘ m“ 315° m“ 515w“ M15‘ A‘ ‘I’ d‘ [mm “m! "m" l" "id" l0 in tire lis-

16th Maritime ' Conference of

RIISTICU liALL

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12th "TEMPEST AND SUNSHIN Comedy Drama

SACKVTLLE. N. 13..

Presented by Llguorilin Pllyvfs Specialties Featuring: Danny Wedge-Comedian Tap Dancers and Singers Orchestra

ZLQTQT

lent. eriburg. N.S., face the present world with courage and faith.

.1 _\Ԥ0

situatio

s» - -//

its stewardship. he said. Christian had not been fully sensible of thel

L-362-6-8-i1-12. _ responsibilty but the present tim

New Species Wild iluck

to llieir dilly. Nationalist.

conviction that a man's loyalty is to God alone, Dr. Strothard.

S! 1 l)i‘f‘lll

a . R . I REV. T. W. GOOG ill, Mi l 0C . n , _; ‘i-nmem-Lir}: lnt-mlvlegisdelxbifli. ‘i: Yllllugiltgllnlllrém" "Peacefully w Ll33%9f6'8'u' ' andngiicgzflgnfai$dwriigfiitirleiilr512; "‘ “"-°°*"E trszll-iuiitrlszi"zrl m Y s- e m Rim will Nesting "i!" :.:*.“:s;.£::-r".;’xl.2 13.31.21‘. ‘" "'i— "X09056! of the Plebiiicite to be “a?” chnrga o! me special service The ultimate victory. rciuain [JR “mimued "'53! m‘ the w'Ms' o! the Umted w‘ with the forces of righteousness hc Visitors cordially Welcome. °““‘°“- NW i-mdm‘ i" lhwgfia Blgrégfilclsitlirvtgy tligehllrzlltee%rgmg Stateda {Th3}, Lt,h.,.h§, the] ‘P1518 1; % ' rva e . e . . - pATnnyfyc ‘voRK __ The I investigating the "rmiPneck" 5W9‘ atlanism 0i vifllih ill igllllgvrigiilffliillog

no Prgsbyiffiflll Church in Canada __ h mflchers and plums of Prince ‘ 16S 0f Wild dllCk. ffllwflfid h"? 1°!‘ God's righteous purpose."

thc first time last year. Harold S. iPeters, Atlantic flvwzly‘ biologist n t for thc U. S. biological silrvcy ar- rived hcro from New Brunswick. l-lc is making a survey of princi-

of complete scrvicc and to the task oi coilscrvinz friecdon

this effect was prcscntcd

_ George J. Trucmau. prcsidnfl Gi cllistrhll ilccds and $09k l0 P1'°l°“\*[§ coitvfiiiodeclilfid “éfaiiiitlgfifimflfii D°"ci"9“9_12 Yesterday‘. accompanied bv a Mount Allison lluivclzf m. lulu-s uou, rzithcr than lime m, ,,_.' m’, 7m AUWSL The,’ _ “i mpmmw "f m” Rfi-‘val Cmm"tm i“""“""' s‘ flllll‘ llllll-ll'lll“ll'*i “mile m“ “hp” fi/Inzl niiollliclll. was made irr ' Mounicd Police, he found 12 pair calm-ill- 1,. filly cilgzlgcil on inc-- m, y,_.,.,.,um- Home Guard; '13P,

>—4 ‘J

vale areas of Queen's County.

Fatalities Reach Five in N. B.

odd males. Today they plan to ex-

The species of duck under Peters m1

in- said. was the

a former dweller

llev. G Carlyle Webster v Sermon: "The Devin 7.30 P, M, Clyde 31v“- 730 p_ 1M bout eight years ago they started

Orxlinli ‘l! R9"!- W°°5 Around." l ls Sun (Sacred drama: "'I‘he Grciit Ina. mwlrif: eastward. In ‘Q33 they had ________

MORMNG WORSHIP M“, Quartet“ n! want My u“ herltance") L_355_6_3_11h reached Maine and three years a- EDMUNDSqoN‘ N_ H" Jun? 5 44 11:00 A. l.. D. S. '1‘ Rev. T. W. ,1” ".11 (m. J¢S1u~_ _ _ _(L;,"nz) 1 1Z0 were reported in Nclv Brulls- i (Cpkfiwaum, grmum, film, M, n_ goodwill will be the guest iirvlwh-l Messrs. Diamond, Sylvester, 1mm. MRS. ‘MARGARIEYI ruiirnoslAlai,‘ Wlck- Last ycqu- tlicv were leveled riav iiiitmirn, the llsl 0i i. till. l. '11!!! and ivard. Clll’. 0011000005 i110 Pllmucmclii of 110"‘ l0!‘ ll"! fir-ii “mt, by "l9mb@"5 tties cuuscrl ' Zililjnhl‘ o: a 1111411 llymlis: 133- 432» 27°» 339- You are iilvltcil to worship W111, her dnuflllle!‘ Mary Tcrcsll Winiii- "l i116 RQYRI Cflllfllllflll Molllllellipulplvolod coll‘ r was lull; *

curred previously.

Little hope had b.eu iicid for Martin's reccvcryx John Clltlrcsl and Emilio Rouwcl l'(‘llllllll lll a serious COlidlflCll bu‘. fll('i_\‘ $l'l‘\'.\'C.

Willie Nadcau. 30, and Thro- phile Michaurl, 40, were killed tiheu

as a summer residence area. It is expected Mr. Pclcrs will go

0 the fire-awakened conveyor col- l" MelnOflafn glfiscdMfit the Fraser Commands l’) .

Archie Mignuait. 48, died a fcw hours later and RfillLP Coururi ~ 32, succumbed Mom-m cvcn Xavier Voipc, 39, tlcri y tczdax‘.

All the victims left wives and children.

Ten men were traplzed on the conveyor while fighting a fire. Two escaped with minor iluluucs. The others were hill-ind more than 50 feet to the ground lvhcu structure C‘.‘lli’l'bl)l€‘(‘l and wcrc al- most buried 1:1 wreckage.

A coroner's jury was sworn in

MRS. CHARLES J. MMKINNON

I The death occurred at the resi-

_' MacKinnon, 2 Grafton st, Char-

lottetown Thursday evening of Mrs. Charles J. MacKinnol-i, aged 83

‘O11 Mav 1st Mrs. MacKlnnon left

she camc back to Charlottetolvn accompanied by her

y'e.t rdaj. ' 1' d ti, b I . dalmmal- M“. hTMKlTlmh» m}; who ‘hostile died? up 0316x113: Although hci- condition “'11s riot 11mm and ndjquynpq 111.11 F“-

, considered critical, the end camc day 3119mm“ 1 very‘ SllddPllly, - Mrs. lvlacKlnnon and her hus-

wlth their

Daily War Survey

P131. (ilVlSiOll. and Mrs. MacKin-

(By The Canadian Press)

The big German tanks which smashed a path for the German army through Flanders are mcct- ing their match in Allicti aircraft.

husband predeceased her about five years ago.

She was a most estimable Chris- ‘tian lady and 1n her day had been actively engaged in church work, b01111! l1 melllbfr 0f 7.116 UI11l@d"I‘hc experience of Walllll: ill(‘ll Clllllcll. down through the arcs ls that

There are lclt t0 mourn thrcvllvhe-nt-vor a new ilgllililfl ciclfi“ 1S

meet it

, l . ._ .a. . _ form" e My“; 8191?: maul ‘“‘“gm"'5' Mrs‘ Mmmnmm‘ Char" lhhke- fill bill iliuirvrilubic to n‘?

lGllt‘[O\\‘ll, Mrs. H. ’T‘. Sullivan. and =

v _ tack from thc around. Tllc t-ullas Mlsr. Blanche MacKiuiloli oi Bos-

zlrc l1cavily' armored oil lhc- sici . avoid damage from fire of weapons on the ground. Tlicy are lightly arm- ored on top. however, as it was no!

l»

Fraser of New Glasgow, N. S., one {brother in Winnipeg and several brothers 1n California.

A fllilPilli service was held ll desirable to and l" i t‘. Si. Pnllls Anglican Church last “flgm on l}... 12,115.‘ lrvihilllll- ‘n-(lllllfl! b!‘ m9 REV» designed for protcction Against

‘Lcdrcw limdiuer. Following the service the body was taken to the jMacLeai-i Funeral Home. 1t will be vseut by train today to New Glas- gow, N. S. for burial on Sunday.

shell fragments and machine gun fire from the air.

Moreover the tanks provide a limltecl field of vision for their operators skyrwards and carry no anti-aircraft guns.

Thus aircraft. may attack them without great danger, except when they are protected by infantry and anti-aircraft gunners on the ground

lvms. noon r. couuons

The dcnth occurred at her home. -Longwortti Street, on Saturda (June 1. of Mrs. Hugh F. Connors. “envoy

formerly Mis Lillian Brown. B... t. all». m we. ~ $22.2: uahrzriliirtmlrsr

of the late Gilbert and . M» i" ‘(TCililOYS was cdilcatcd at lilllliifilfhv lcweqtthpni ;v;til1lfll(l°l‘l"“n ' lllivcl‘ school and Prince of Wales‘ "on * - ' "v 4W1 Fill’- ‘giiiicfitlin“if-lg...fiimfigg°Q§ilelfiéim The use of cannon mounted on l In 1896 she married Hugh nancls aircraft against ground oblcctlves Connors. Mr. Connors, who died fivc months ago, Wils for many ~ ycnrs a nlcmber of the Wrltcr Com- ‘llilbhlllll and had ‘previously served ‘on illl‘ City Counc . i Dcvotcdly attached u» hCl‘ fflfllill’, Mrs. Connors’ lilo was an example .of unseliishneu and kindness to all about her. she enjoyed the respect and esteem of a wide circle of - friends, and bore the ravages of a wasliug lllucss with Christian cheer- fuiness and fortitude. The death of her husband last January was aae- vere shock toMrs. Connors, who at that time was in precarious health. She is survived by the following children: Gilbert F. Connors, Dc- imii; ‘Di/lain Migronnfirmisinlgétlafl- ro ; cyn l s. . . - . , Tlnlmins, 0111.; Fergus F. and Elea- the Charlottetown Guardian may be nor Chsrltokiitetomie also £51: ilifillglgd w their RBDT’. AH-‘lllfl an c 1i an rec rs. ' » - n llant. Rusticoville Mrs. ———-— 1213f: 5,21‘, m,m,0m_ Me,’ M“; ..'TIIE_A.NNUAL MEETING of Mrs. Andrew Doucette. Hunter Riv- The Kin s Cmmiv Hospital will er. to all of whom The Guardian held in t. e Hospital on Wednesday.