SEPTEMBER 3'. 1953

Summorville Win Exliiiiitioiiijame

The summerville baseball team crushed the Commercial Gross- whlm Road team by'the score of -5.0 behind the excellent five hit pitching of Billy Cam in an ex- hibition game on Sunday after- ,.,,,,,,, cgln struck out fourteen

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" Bristol and Vicinity

..tMr. Walter Connolly has arriv- ed from Boston to spend ii vaca- tion around his old home with rel- atives and friends. A railway con- -ductor in the U. S. A., he has been with the ,railwsy since a young l'l;:n when he left here many years it .

Georgetown and Vicinity

..'Mr. and Mrs. J. K. smith of Summerside were recent guests of Mrs. Smith's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Stewart. Mr. Smith, who is a member of the R.C.A.F., is being, transferred to Centralia, Ontario, and with Mrs. Smith will leave in

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East -Baltic. and Vicinity

.3Mrs. Etta Green and her son Mr. Russell Green. Dedham, Mass., are visiting with Mrs. Green's sis- ter, Mrs. John C. Campbell an sons, Red IPoint.

Rev. Arthur Pyko and Mrs. Pyke and family of Moncton, spent some

eph McLean will be sorry to learn that she is confined to her home. All do wish her a speedy recovery.

Mr. Wallace McDonald, Cher- iottetown, spent a recent weekend at his home in”South Lake with his wife and daughter.

Mr. Elwin Fisher -who has been a patient in the Veteranr Wing of the P.E.I. Hospital, has re- turned in his home 'in South Lake and his health is greatly improv-

Mr. and-Mrs. Joseph Neale, Char- lottetown, attended the wedding reception of Mr. and Mrs. George Paton, Kingsboro, on Aug. 12.

Mr. and Mrs. Emery McNelli, Montague. were guuts of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Mccormack, North Lake, on Aug. 18.-

Mr. .I'n.ncis Campbell of the Fisherman's Loan Board Office, Charlottetown, spent Aug. 16 at the home of his mother, Mrs John

Miss Mabel Sal. dera of Charlotte- town. There was a large attend- ance of Institute members who witnessed the tests.

Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Kemp and family, North Lake, motored to Gas-pereaux recently.

'ir. and Mrs. John W. Robertson and son. Master Avian ----zored to Charlottetown on Aug. 14.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ching,

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ence of Mr. and Mrs. George Mc- DOII-Ild. Klngsboro, when Margaret Young of Basin Head and Iver- ette, Mass, became the bride oi George Paton, Rollo Bay. Tho marriage was performed by Rev H. R. Bell, retired pastor, Bet Point. The young couple were at- tended by Miss Joyce stead am Mr. Andrew Potion. brother of th- groom. A buffet lunch was server to about 65 guests and relatives The couple left by car on s tril to points of interest. On thet

Kwmm Macnonald ud Chen” "" rm" tum" l9l"hl" MW 995' ”G”G time tisiti' with relatives and C In i .. - I v , v I pball, and palm, Black Pond, were recent visitors return they will reside in Rollt Bl Wu-t handled the pitching of duty. . Mr, and MM Rodd. 0.3 1 3 ed, and all .ish him continued 3 . 9 . . are spending ,, kw din ME.” 3 friends in Montague and North good health. to Charlottetown. Bay where the groom is a pros- Mi'- J0l0Dh Gillls, East Point, Derous farmer and carpenter. I

h es for the losers.

C ;o,ineups: Eummerville-B. Cain p, A whelan lb. J, Gain of. L. Keoug- ,,g,,. 31;, .1. Wheian c. 6. Dunn ri. N. i-"i-user ss. A Ryan 21:. E. M38911-

nliighimercml Crou-whim Road- w. Beaton ab. C. Stewart as. p, C mmpbell c, K. MacDonald p. H, P MacLeod of, B. Mscfntyre .1. K: Power 21:. J, Campbell rl.

.-T Present with Mr, and Mrs. W. W. MacDonald. Mr. 0'!-Ianley is in much better health now.

Mrs. Thomas Parker, who has been a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Macl..aren, left re- cently on return to her home in New Glasgow, N. 5.

Mr: Grover Coffin has come to the end of the trail on the C. N. R. section here and retired recently after some 30 years in the service. all on the home section. He joined llle railmy as an extra man. He

Mr. James H. Skinner of Bridge- town vlgted Georgetown on Aug- ust 29. where he was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lavers. While

Lake.

Thomas Brown

Mr. and Mrs.

Miss

and family, U.S.A., are spending their annual vacation at the lovely summer home in Kingsboro and are receiving a hearty welcome by many iri'":is and neighbors.

"can Tomlison, Halifax. is 16 spending some tinfe, guest of Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Jarvis. Kingsboro, were recent visitors Is)

Charlottetown and Summerside.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Clarke, ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Nel- son Affieck, Mount Stewart, visited Red Point and Kingsboro on Aug.

was a recent visitor to Kingsboro. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Stead, Howe Boy, attended the wedding reception of Mr. and Mrs. George Paton in Kingsboro on Aug. 12.

Misses Ksrolyn Stewart, Betty Robertson and Doris Mooney, Charlottetown. were recent visit-

On July 12 a quiet and pretty wedding took place at the resid-

host of good wishes follow them.

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LADlES' TOPGOATS . .

L. ttrle lb. in town, Jim renewed many old resides along the railw i k iid Mr. Nei St irt, Red to ghj . 1 H friendships and all were pleased near the station and willarxiierl-igs giint. 5 son em! Mara EobbyLhMo':l”y 3:30:12. 31:4 Polnetf rl?i?I:l(':it'BveRg::1neal.n1::ll . - to see him in such good health. look with a. sigh as the troliy and 6”" Max” no we ' mob rm 0 Greenvale. ' PBIKBS Allli Vlllllllty .-.a train: ran along. On July 1:, . Sunday School Ch"1”""”W” AW 1” 9" l" "" ' DURA3LE . . . , g..,g Holt William Hughes and Mr! picnic was held in Klngsboro and Mr. Ind M". Am.” son.” ma Mr, gnd M", John cu-cw ue

spending some time visiting at Mr.

a large crowd was in attendance. Carew's home in East Baltic.

of children and parents who took part in the entertainment of game playing and songs. All were treat- ed with ice cream followed by a lunch of all the goodies that could

Mrs. Mary Harvey, and two chll. ziren have left on. return to their home in Boston, after a stay of several weeks with Mrs. Harvey's parents. Mr. and Mrs. James A, O'Brien.

Hughes of Souris West were week- end visitors to Georgetown, where- they -were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Temple Go- tell.

family, Montague. spent a few days gr..::s of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Robertson, Kingsboro.

,.'Mr. Elmer Mcinnls visited

L ;oul'ls August 19.

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Mr. Willard Brehsut; !llD6I'Vi80i'

Mr. and Mrs. Upton Lemon of 0'Leary, are spending a. few days visiting with the

Miss Julia Mcl-nnls, Bothwell,

)5, Murray Harbour. was a 3;,:f;'.'”” visitor to st. Patrick's

wad. Mr. Reuben Donnelly. Tmcadle.

,.,,u"u:d the home of Mr and- Mrs. Thomas Brazil -011 Allil-3-Si 19-

Mlss Pearl Grant has accepted a pmitlon as teacher in Byrnes Road school for the coming school icrni. ,

Mrs. Thomas Dunphy lei! re- cently for Montreal to attend a ceremony at which her daughter took religious vows. -

Master Buzzle Mitten, U.s.A.. is spending his holidays with his, aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wood. '

Mrs. Jane Grant, Mrs. Crawford, Donnie and Mr. , Donald Grant. Charlottetown, visited the home of

Cullen DeLory, who is taking summer training with the R.C.A.F at Sumtnerside. spent the past weekend at his home in George- town. a Mr. Lemuel Maccormsck, crew h member of the (2.05. Sorel, was

nnd nephew. Doheriy, left Friday morning for . their home in South Boston, after

-- be Miss Lottie Hughes with her niece Eunice and Alfred

months stay at ome here. -

their summer

the block. to get out of his garage others suffered wet muddy

Mr. Ralph Mchiwen has arrived from Ontario where he has been rni some time, He is coming back to the old homestead farm again that has been idle for some years. He will also be an addition to the Community here. being a fine sing- er and player of different musical lllSil'l.lmelltS., .

a. weekend visitor at his home in Georgetown.

Cpl. and Mrs. B. W. Lavers and son Donald of Mcncton, N. B.. motored to the Island on August 28 and were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lovers. Cpl. Layers, who is a member of the R.C.M.P. at Mone- ton. is being transfened to Minto. N. B., where he will be in charge of the R.C.M.P. Detachment.

Miss Agatha" MacDonald and her friend. Miss Tillie Gauthier. who have been home since early June will leave here the end of this month for Montreal to resume their duties.

'Mrs. Walter MacLean and two children, Harold and Marie, re- turned home early in the week

from Souris West, where they were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Hughes.

Miss Rosemary Mair of Char- lottetown spent the weekend in Georgetown as the guest' of her

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Grant. on Aug. 17.

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Miss Evelyn Clarkln, U.S.A., is spending her vacation at the home of her father and step-mother Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Clarkin, Peakes

the schools here and the children are back at their desks for another year with two-weeks vacation in the fall.

The school bell rang in some of Ce

Miss Mabel O'Brien has return-

Road.

I Miss Eva McKinnon. St. Peters. visited the home of Mr. and Mrs Michael Handrohan on Aug. 13.

Miss Sally Hmdrahan left Aug. 15 for Roxbury, Msss.. after Ipending a two-week vacation at the home of her parents on St. Patrick's Road.

Mr. Francis McAree left Aug. 15 'or Boston. Mass, 'nftcr spending iis holidays with friends and rela- lves at St. Teresa.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Arnold iiid son Ronnie returned to Ot- tawa on Aug. I5, after a vacation vlth Mr. and Mrs. D.A. MacDon- ild.

Miss Margaret Mclfenns. Bald- wln's Road, has accepted the-po.si- ion as teacher in Brudenell school !or the coming school year.

Mr. James Mooney, employeeon the Abegweit, Borden, spent a few lays of the week of Aug. 16 with .-iis parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. vlooney.

Misses Anne Mclnnis. Teresa aandrahsn and Mr. Michael Han-

Irah's.n were visitors to Borden on;

lug. 16. guest of Mr. and Mrs.

ilark Gillan.

Mr. and Mrs. William Galliuii ind son Elmer. of Halifax, visited riends and relatives of Peskes and st. Patrick's Road on Aug. 11. ?'ne.V were accompanied by Mrs. lilton Doyle. Summerside.

Mrs. John Trainor' recently vis- led her father Mr. Lawson Doug-

Is. Head of Hlllsboro, whose ill-,

less is regretted by his many riends.

Mr. and Mrs. Alden Birt, Mount itawart. visited the home of Mr laid Mrs. M. Handrahan on Aug.

Master Chmter Gillan, Char- 0'-letown, is spending a holiday flth his grandfather. Mrs. James -. Gillan and Mrs. Gillan.

Miss Lottie Kelly

returned to

ier home Aug. 15 gfter hum Limited for the past month, fol-

oent a two-week vacation wit ler aunt and uncle, Mr. and M Vaiter Currie, Charlottetown. '

y-Mluee Shirley Rogerson ntricls Myers weretrecent 0 Morell. l

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parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Mair.

ed from a business meeting and, the convention of the Canadian Teachers Federation in Montreal.

Mr. and Mrs. Max King, Grafton St.. spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Sampson. Georgetown. whose daughter is staying with Mr.

Mr. John McEwen- has purchased the Finlayson priiperty. better known as the old Lea Coffin farm

129 to Halifax. N.3., where he spent

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in Charlottetown, following I very

and Mrs. King in Charlottetown.” at st. Peters Harbor. where he and his mother will reside. B-oth Mr, McEwen and his mother arriv- ed from Toronto recently to stay

home again.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fraser and family of North Lake were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. spurgeon Walker.

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made.

The many friends of Mrs. Jos-

cn route to Mass.

ing and cars had to detour around One man was unable while

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Mr. Earl Kenny and sister Pearl,

Pl.

Joe Bambrick, arrived from Ontario on Aug. 16 to spend a va- cation with the r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Kenny. Byrne's Road.

Mrs. Maude Steele, R.N., of the

staff of the King's County Hos- pital. Montague. spent the week- end with her daughters old home here.

the

Mr. McDougall of Tracadle, has

ntly.

duties

joined the staff on Morell Co-op store and started his

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Mrs. Lila Stewart and son were

guests of Mrs. and family.

week-end visitors to this vicinity.

John R. O'Brien

Miss Annette McCarthy who was

on the staff of the Charlottetown Hospital for some time and spent the summer at home. will leave here Sept. 5 for Halifax, N. 5., where she will enter the hospital as s- student nurse.

Miss Lorralu Sinnott will enter

the Charlottetown Hospital Sept. 5 as a student nurse.

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spent a few days at her home in Reed Point.

Mr. and Mr.s Everett McDonald and family of New Brunswick, spent some time visiting with Mr. McDonald's mother. Mrs. John Ryan, Lakevllle, and relatives at North Lake. -

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hunter re- turned to their home in Psrrsboro, after a few days visiting with their, son and daughter-in-law, Mr and' Mrs. Harold Hunter, North Lake.

Mr. Eddie Baker returned to his home in Newton, Mass, having spent some time visiting with near relatives in Charlottetown, Lake- viile, Kingsboro and Red Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Hughie Dennis, Montreal, visited recently with re- Iatives and friends in Charlotte- town and Red Point. Mrs. Dennis spent several years in Red Point and won a. host of friends, and all were glad to see her back again.

The county schools have again

reopened following the long vaca- tion and ali,the pupils are back to the long term of studying. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ching, Basin Head, and Mr. Everett Cof- fin, South Lake. motored to For- tune and Howe Bay on Aug. 18.

Mr. Francis Gillls, employee on it dz-agger, spent the weekend with his wife at North Lake.

Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Weeks and

.'Word was received here over t e week-end from Mabel L. O'Brien who is in Boston at pres- ent visiting her aunt Mrs. John Hughes and daughters, that their plans to -visit..ths.1sland this week of Aug. 17 have been shattered as Mrs. ughes had the misfortune to fsl and fracture her hip. This community is sorry to learn of liar accident. She as a daughter of the late John 'Brien, the old blacksmith of another decade.

Mrs. Lillian Scott arrived from Boston on Aug. 16 for a vacation with her uncle, Billie McGrsth and other relatives. It is several years since Lillian has been on the Is- land. '

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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Donovan of Pictou, N.S.. motdred to George- town on August 29, where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Maur- lco'1'Jonovan. On their return to Plctou they were accompanied by their daughter. Miss Jean Dono- van, who has been vacationing here.

i Mr. Eric 0'1-Ianley of the Can- Tadlan Army at Halifax, N.8., was a recent guest at the home of Mr. ,and Mrs. Spurgeon Walker.

i Mr: and Mrs. Roland Marsh of ,F'ive.Islands, N. 5., were recent guests of Mrs. Marsh's mother, Mrs. Mary Yorstonyand her broth- er. Mr. Harry Yorston.

A station wagon from this vicin- ity was turned over east of Mount Stewart, shortly after midnight Sunday, Aug. 16. A gentleman from this vicinity trailing behind picked up the passengers and rushed them to Mount Stewart. where's later report said no one was hurt.

Mr. W. H. Fitzgerald and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Vet and daughter' iArline, of New York, who have been guests at the home of Cap- tain C. M. Fitzgerald. left late last week on return to New York.

Mr. and Mrs.'Rlchard Weather- ,bie and Mrs lorence Martin. of Lake Verde. cently motored to Georgetown jivhere they. visited friends. i '

Wallace MacDonald and ren have returned to in Georgetown from a.

sit with relatives in

oint.

i Mr.: lehard DsLory left August

Owing to tho'rosd hclng under construction between the pavement and the Little Flower Church. a distance of one-quarter mile. the heavy rain Saturday made it im- passable for a time Sunday morn-

Mrs. three ch , their ho week's- Beach

enjoyable vacation spent at her homs,ln Georgetown.

Miss Helen Murphy returned home last week from Virginia. U.

seve l days on business. s.A., where she has been visiting

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for the past couple of months.

r. Jackie Lovers returned to liili home in Georgetown on Aug- t 28 from Moncton, N. :B., where has been employed at Marven's

Mr. Harold Moore. mechanical superintendent of the Canadian National Railways at Charlotte- town. ,was a recent visitor to lowing his return from Ottawa. Georgetown. '

where he attended the Boy Scout Jamboree.

Mrs. Joseph MacPhee was a re- cent vlsltor to st. Peters, where she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Qulgiey. .

Miss Louise Murphy has resumed her office duties at Denloia Bros.

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VACATIONS MR EVERY

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I many frleridsli and relatives at Elmira and Priesti Pond. Mr. and Mrs. Lemon resided i for some time at Elmira where Mr. Lemon wag station agent and both he and Mrs. Lemon made foi themselves a host of friendsl throughout the eastern districts.

Mr. Eldon Stewart of the'RoyaJ Navy is spending his leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neisoi.i Stewart; Red Point. 1

Mrs. Leroy Palmer and Ml55l Sarah Palmer, Boston, Mass, at- tended the wedding reception of Mr. and Mrs. George Paton al Klngsboro, Aug. 12.

'me many friends of Mr. Wii-i liam McLean, well known barbeiui Montague, are sorry to learn that; he has again entered the Kings, County Memorial Hospital for treatment. All hope he will soon be well. J

Messrs. Kenneth Campbell anal Johnnie Young, Red Point, motor- ed to Charlottetown on Aug. 12.

Mr. John Mullally. souris West

water safety and swimming in-. struetor conducted and examined

a class at Red Point Beach on, Aug. ii. A large group of children: took these tests. This swimmingl course was sponsored by the swim-l mlng teacher for the past weelr,.

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