. `< m-. and Mrs. John Maciuurcny, C

' llueberries are quite plentiful in llili 5¢Cil0U» 50ml* fiimliills Picking U5 i town, reccntly visited Charlottetown.

UGUST 8 1930

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te Mrs Chas Mitchell, has re- eorge own _ Miss M. Lawson, speaks for itself:

tm; W ner honie in Massachusetts.

Mm Louis Hayden and young S ,ons Eariucllife, are visiting in Mt. wiénl me guests of Mr. and Mrs.

gy, J. MacEachern. of

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MIs‘M”gm_et Myers, Mmmwnl has g/ge own e guests of her brother

mrnec. home from a pleasant visit :nh ML md Mrs. John H. Myers.

Mm Mary Corey, Kingston. MB-SS.. N5 been visiting in Harelbrook, the est of her sister. MIS- Phillip W°°<i it

so in Pownal, the guest of Mr. and

gn. Geo. Ballem.

ws, Thelma Ballein and Miss ce amy Fulton, have returned to gmckton, Mass., to resume their du- S w on the nursing staff of the God- ",-¢ Hospital, after a pleasant vlaa- doa at Miss IBal1em‘s hoirie in Pow- ce

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hmmm, are paying their annual vis- 'Mg the Island and are being warm- ” welcomed by their friends and re- C mms, They will spend some time ,ming their niece, Mrs. Lloyd Bai-

llr. and Mrs. .L D. Fraser, Mr. mgon Fraser, Mr. Harry Horton

mi Miss Julia Carver, Mt. Albion, to |i/stored to Belfast on Sunday morn- G mg, where they attended service in gm Presbyterian Church and had the pleasure of hearingan able and in- ch

gplring sermon by the Rev. Thomas visited Georgetown

lodgers.

harlottetown, recently visited Geo- getown.

town, recently visited Georgetown.

cd Georgetown-

ndale, recently visited Georgetown-

ently visited Georgetown.

ently visited Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. E. B. McLaren, Geo-

yn, Povmal. rgetown, recently visited Charlotte-

town._

Mr. Thomas Renton, Charlotte- wn, recently visited his home in eorgeiown.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McRae and

Gently visited Georgetown.

Mrs. (Capt) Nelson Dicks and iildien, Sydney, NS, recent! visit-

Capt. and Mrs. Edward Dicks,

Dr. and Mrs. Watts and little son, Boston, Mass., are visiting in Geo-

ayon Howard MacDonald.

Mr. Wilford Huntley, Charlotte-

Mrs. Ready. Boston, recently vis-

Mr. and Mrs Yorston, Boston, re- ntly visited Georgetown

Mr. and Mrs. Neil Morrison, Ann-

Mr. John McMillan, Annandale, re- ntly visited Georgetown.

Miss D. Lawson, Charlottetown, re-

Mrs. P. A. Scully, Georgetown, re-

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ildren, of Heatherdale, recently

Llewellyn, of Georgetown, recently visited Charlottetown.

WHY P. E. I. IS A GOOD PLACE

not in any province in Canada are there better opportunities for spend- ing a pleasant vacation than 'on Prince Edward Island.

almost everycharm of nature to de- light the eye and to soothe and grat- ify the mind. The climate is de- lightful and the air bracing. Char- lottetown, the capital, is a. very at- tractive city. It has splendid streets, beautiful gardens, and sparkling fountains. The citizens of Charlotte- town, too, as well as those of the smaller towns, are noted for their courtesy to visitors. There are sev- eral very fine churches and public buildings. The ncw C. N. R. Hotel is now under construction; and there are

long established reputation.

really enjoyable vacation. I-[Vere sim- ple pleasure is at first hand. Iinat- ing, bathing, and fishing facilities

and are easily accessible. A pleasing vista. of homestead, meadow, wocd- land, and stream is spread before

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FOR A VACATION

The following tribute written by

I think it may truly be said that

To be of any value, a vacation

must, first of all, be restful. Tour- ists from the larger cities, especially, wish to get away for a few weeks from the business worries, the iiirm- oil,

around them. They wlsh to go to some favored spot where, for a time at

and shall have complete relaxation and rest.

or the monotony of the life

least, they shall be free_from care,

On Prince Edward Island there is

other well appointed houses of

But it is to the country that the ourist must go in order to have a

re to be found almost everywhere,

Mr. and Mrs. MoMasters, Cardigan,

Tlib NHUY blend* °f Mr- Daniel recently visited Georgetown.

wood, Hazelbrook, will regret to learn that he is confined to his ‘ned

_ Mr. and Mrs. Cavanagh, of Boston, || I result of falling il‘0m 5 1085 °f recently visited Georgetown, the

lily. Although 11° Mass were broken guest or Miss aiizabetn smith.

he received "_ bad shaking up and had to receive medical aid.

' Mrs. Neil Robinson, City, was a re- in

Miss H. Taylor and daughter

-m Gladys, of Charlottetown, are visiting i

Georgetown, the guests of Mrs.

but visitor to Mt. Albion. Thomas fgqem-y_

IIN as nine pails and finding n ready sale for them with W. J. Muc-

Miss Dorothy Batchllder, George-

Miss Mary Martell, Georgetown, re-

llvlitrn. Mcrchiint. centiy visited Charlottetown.

csORr.i3'rOWN.NOTizs '

Mr. F. Vessey, Charlottetown, re-

Misscs Susie nnd Mary Hemphill, ctiitly visited Georgetown.

Montague. recently visited their homo la Georgciowii. i

Messrs. Jack Donovan and Howard

you as you spin along. Balmy surf laden breezes fan your brow. You inhale the fragrance of the wild rose and the clover-scented air. Kindly greetings hail you; and willing hands are ever ready to assist you if neces- sary.

Amid these surroundings, then, the

tired city dwellcr may be assured of a, happy and restful vacation. In fact the time will seein to pass all too quickly. Refrcshed in body and in mind, he will leave the Island with reluctance if riot with regret. And, during the weeks and the months to come, the remembrance of Island scenes and associations will rise bc- fore him. Ho will hold in l'onclef»t memory a recollection of the happy hours and days that he spent during this ycar‘s trip; and will anticipate a renewal of the pleasure that awaits

him on his return.

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HAlI FAX Aug. 25-50

events for men and girls, relay races. The three miles run, men, handicap, was won by William C. Zepp oi' Dor- chester (Boston) Club in 15 minutes. 22 seconds. The fifteen miles run. m . _

igan of Medford, Mass., in 1 hr. 28

Miles of Hamilton (Ontario) OlymPlC Club; third, Frank McCune; fourth C.

S Hamilton Gold Watch: seoond, Wal- tham Gold Watch; third Waltham

Central Guardian

MARSHFIELD BAPTIST Chulcn.

Service Sunday, August 10th at 3 p. in. Dr. A. C. Vincent, of Charlotte- town, will be the preacher.

CHURCH OF SCO'l‘LAND.»- Rev.

E. C. Roberson will preach Sabbath 10th in the Kirk Suirirnorside at 10.30 Cape 'Traverse at 2.30; and DeSable at 7 p. m.

WHL AND HAPPY.-Mr. Ross

Hamilton who was reported dead last week returned to his home at Great village N.S. on Friday nightin time to read ot his own obituary arid a few letters of condolence written to his mother.

THE NEW TELEPHONE BUILD-

ING at the comer oi’ Queen and Fitzroy streets is now nearing coin- pletion so dar as the brick work is concerned. Work on the interior is expected to be begun by the end of the month.

NORTH RUSTICO AND STANLEY

BR.lDGE.- Services in connection with the United Church of Canada on Sunday Aug. 10th: North Rustlco at li a. m., and Stanley Bridge at 7.30 p. m. Rev. H. S. Bishop, Minister.

NEW BUILDING ON GREAT

GEORGE STREET-'I'he excavation in connection with Stanley, Shaw do Peardon's new three story brick edifice is now nearing completion, and the laying of the foundation has begun. _

SUNDAY SERVICESF- For the

New Glasgow Church of Christ are as follows; Bible School at 10 a. m. and preaching service at 11.00 a. in. also services in the Cavendish Baptist Church 7.30 p. m. Wm. G. Quigley, Pastor.

g operations in connection with the ew C. N. R. Hotel are progressing satisfactorily and the brick work is expected to be completed by the 15th of this month. The work in the ih- terior of the building has also been begun and it is expected that after the 15th, it will proceed rapidly. There are 140 men in all employed on the building.

New c. N. ri. mm-:i._'1~hs` buria-

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B. I. S.-The Regular Monthly

Meeting of the B. I. S. was held in their hall on Richmond Street Wed- nesday night. There was a large at- tendance of members, also a splendid class for Initiation. After the regular meeting was concluded a smoker and social hour was spent. Plans for a series of entcrtairunents, card parties, etc., were started and' everything tends to a big season for the B. I. S., both from a social and community standpoint.

NEWS FROM BOSTON.--The 77th

Annual Scotch Picnic and Tercenten- ary Games of the Boston Caledonian Club were held at Caledonian Grove, West Roxbury, Boston, on Saturday, August 2. Oh the Reception Com- mittee was Clansman J. Emast Kerr. There were Scottish events open to the world, Walter Scott bag pipe band competition, football, field

en, scratch, was won by James I-len

nin. 37 and 4-5 seosi 5€°0i1d -Wil"

DeMar, and fifth Alberta. Michel-

on of New York. Prizes were: first.

a.m. the Angel of Death entered the i 1

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TBYON BAPTIST PASTOBATE-A

Services Sunday. Aug. 10: Westmore- > ____/ land 11 a. ni.. Albany, 3 p. ni. Tryon, | 7.30 p. m. Mr. Patterson will be the speaker at Tryon. Myron O. Brinton,

ivnnisier. 0

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pERg0NAL5 & S a

Mrs. George Sims and Mrs. W. E. V In ‘ Fi-Iyde, motored to the city today. _

M_,_ mm, C,,,,,,o,,, 0, ,ms ,,,,_ sPec|Ai.s, on sau: Fainsv, ssrunmiv Aim uounsv

spent a. few days recently visiting V -

friends at Dunstamiage.

Mrs. w. E. Hyde. of Waltham. EATON’S HOUSEHOLD

Mass., visited her sister, Mrs. George BLEND TEA

Sims at Park Corner. Per “L __ _'_ __ V

A motor party consisting of Mr., Y ` iReid,his ,M.cme., , 1 3331... ii... R32 ri.. §....§‘.§§i 1/: in. Tin ¢m2T§H§;J1P°F14 :TH more ' Harbor North, were in the *"5* YES- - 5 lim 0 9 `

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Mr. and Mrs. George Colburn arid,

little son Georgie. Medford, Mass.. j , _*_ \

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Mis. A. Desjsraines or w0iia.smn,|l corn 2 tins for c EATON’S ME-JAVA V

Mass., arrived in the city last even- .

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ing and will be the guest of her sister i Ffiislliy !-]i'°liiid Mrs. James McNeill, Kent Street who `

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met her at Borden' ni: Luxe iei.|.v av|.m:a imseaennv i<£i.Loee’s PEP? Mrs. satin Hsndrsnsn. or M.iaen,_ Pownen, 3 iikiis 15;, JAM. 45:: . 2 Wi" °' 24c i

Maw., and also Miss Steele, daughter 40 91- lar -° '° " ‘ ` 1' of Capt. John Steele are speindirig a f

few weeks with Mr. Duncan A. Mac- ‘

Donald, Newport, P. E. I.

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ERMA ISABEL MICCANNEL

On Sunday, July 27th. at eleven

he was not only a, kind and lovinZ husband md father, but there thef

and was made to enjoy the pleosiiro gg one of the fi-miiY~ Though his

Gold Watch; fourth Waltham Gold death is one which is full 0f 535' Watch! fifth. Walthash Gold WB-i»Cl`l»

Emest Kerr, A. Campbell. M1'5~ er '

Mon-ow mubina J. Mu-tin, Angus 'nw deceased was s true member M In es. 0

c n ____________ albane and also an elder and SUD-

. on iuinmn Lininmie for not nilmevll- eriritendent. of the S. Sol'10°l.

ness and sorrow we are atoned 101'

,md William M, of Bradalbane. also

c" one brother Murdock, of Bradalbane.

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An immense concourse of neighbors

che" cum" Wm he held in gh, and friends assembled at tho homo

I I me fouwml on sunday aftemoon where the fun-

" W :si serv-ice was condlwwd by Rev-

sumi im A. in mime suwut. Mf- Wiiii"‘“°"- “Si5""<i by 3"' M’

home of Hector and Mrs. Maucannell. Pisquid, taking their little daughter Erma. Isabel, age one month, to be with Him who said: "Suffer the little { children to come unto Me, and for- bid them not, for of such is the King- . dom of' God."

Beside the sorrowing parents, there i

are five sisters and one brother, who deeply feel the loss of their little sis- ter.

The funeral was held 011 MOHUAY

28th. Services being conducted by their pastor, Rev. M. K. Chai-mari of the United Church, Mount Stewart. who spoke very comfortinzly aft" reading that very aPDf0D1”iHif€ P0l‘l5i0i‘i , of scripture ll Samuel 12, 16, 23, also

St. Mark, 10:16.

The hymns sung were: “When H0 Cometh to make ull His -79W9l5»" and "Safe in the Arms of Jesus." The Dall-bearors were Levi Jay and Dun-

can MacCannel1.

Of such little ones Jesus said: ,

..-rheu. Angt-1; do always behold the , fam of My Fnilici- which is in Heav-

en."

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IN MEMORIAM

e earl morning of July 11*-ll

lpathy in this our hour of sorrow) H

' RAHAM_ 'and bereavement in the loss of your .-.

MR' JAMES J' G dear father. At a. time of such sore 1

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LETTER OF SYMPATIIY [bcrcarcmcnt words seem Gmlllil’ in'

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MISS ADELE MACLENNAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

Dear Adele. we the members oi

Fredericton Women‘s Institute wish ,O

to convey to you our deepest sym-_R1

eed. and we realize that Only 311059

who have passed through the sad er

oxpctioiice fully comprehend what iihc death cf your father means no

_ iyou, We therefore commend you tn] W

itiie Great Biuden Bearer, who a-I Cirole M His Fight hand-

ne can give you siiength, who iows what it was to endure pain

nd ciistress. who comforted those

“. ritoiiriiccl and who alone can

ightcn the burden of grief. We the

'undersigned on behalf or our entire imezribership extend 'to you on-d Otll'

mernbers of the family our teii-

derest loving sympathy and mal’ God grant that some glad day y:u 'ill all meet in en unbroken family

signed in syinpathv.

Mrs, Howard Weeks, Mrs. Frank Cutliffe,

Mrs, Lorne Weeks.

(Patriot please o<7py.>

In th Y

ends

the citizens or Bmdalbaneearmviere and loved ones mr ‘ind n oi the g,-eauy shocked to 5”" 1 death of Mr. James J. Graham. a -

ter an illness of about two months* at the use °f 69 Yew'

There were not many who apD1'¢'

gated the valuable and lllshly mi nfs to which we new sive o I dm. thought, admired, r¢SD€°l»€4`l. be' » loved, 8, man of intelligence in thins-°> J pertaining to the church, his l'iome.5 and humanity, the name of Mr. Graham will 10115 be remembered'

To go to his home was a piessurel to young and old for in that ome

visitor was treated Wli-ll lilildneg

mong those present were Angus A. in the assurance that he has won a ‘ Ma,-tin, Attomey Wendell H. Gordon.

eat. victory, and is DWI in B l°I€‘ service enjoying his FEW”-fd

the Presbyterian Church of Brad

He leaves to mourn two son-owing ons, Kenneth on the homestead

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