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IIIIII. lIroIliiI I'l`liisIWeek"s _News for fills

-WEDDING BELi.8.- A marriage received s military medal, won by her of more than usual interest tookI son Sgt. H. C. McDonald while in

place at St. Psui's church on Wednes-I Fra diy morning the 5th inst when Mr.| ed Halifax, N. S., 23rd January. To Joseph I, Mliirhead led to the altar- Mrs. R. McDonald, Bummersids, R.

Miss Eliza Ryan, daughter of the late' R. Patrick Ryan, Summorside. The nup-l honour to forward herewith Military

*R very gallant act tn have merited

RECEIVED I-i0NOFlS»- On the list decoration I nm directed to convey

with those of the brave lads who to

have been awarded the Military Med-

al for consplcious bravery on the; of

field is the name of Corporal Donuidl trict No. 6. Yours truly, E, D. Buck- ,

Hume, Wood island North. This stai-| eelier, assistant to A. A. G. Mil. Dist. wort lad when but iii years of ago _\'>. G _ _ __ enllsled wllll the lllllll Blmallullll _ fallllllllly and most B-llllSl,all0l_lly_lmanner in which the soldlols .ill soon srtsncrosslng io England nel lvlanrrllvls cl-lAMPloNsl-ll'Ps_-- since the liealll ofllls son Fl-mill who I‘I°“‘”‘I' _ _ _ was transferred to the .i-ith Balto]-l The truck chulliionsllips of the Mar- WW killed ill QCUOH ill JUIY 1917 M13 FIGIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKII SEIIIIIIIII IUIIIII ioll and crossed over to France. Af-l itime Provinces, which were held an _ l\1CCHl'€.v’s health began to fail. H9Ii lIlIyll£I__llllllell Isel.l,I:ll.l, I I-llll_.l.lllll

lsr :elveral molilths hfigliting at. the nually before me wall Wm lll all llkgl ivlislllll during the greater part oi’ lastl Westmlllsler Abbey’ llouses ol. l,lll__ ron ie was s ot t rough the ilgllt llllood be held lll Halllllll next Sell, vi n r, ami about two weeks ago, lielllamem Law Courts Temple “ull nrm and was taken to a Hospital in l_eml,el-_ It ls nude,-Blood, ,lay me Hal. fell from his engine, the accident con-| ,ll ’ ' l,_ l,_ England. When sufficiently recover-l “ax Mllll_ _lhlll plellldelll C_ l.l_ Gal., flning hlni to his -home ever since, ' C' urch' Tower of Lonqon' SLI “III _II “I1 he Lmlned II” -a 5“I|’e" and "”'I lialli, of the Wanderers, will takeI Until the end came, Mr. McCareyICathedmI' Royal SmbI'IIIIII` IIIIyII'IIIuItI ‘“"‘“‘I I’“°I‘ I" F‘"“°° “'I‘°"" I1” ""l hola of me inatzel- early -in :nc spring WHS1\°t0n1>'a mvstcomnetem rlliiwsylme WI my WISII to E01 ‘_ _ _ , lilailied in the thlcket oi' the fighting- so lls lll have llle lllllloles ol llls clllll ll,ull_ and ll lllmlllnent memlmr or lllel lMr. Pstog returned till lfiigl-\llil\llb)e luiiti] a few days before the close' oil lll collllltloll lor llle llleel_ Several brotlierliood -but an admirable cltizen,I'?Ile sl _lIIIllmpIlI;n IIT l,l,IlI; ll; _lgll IIOSIIIIUHS Whell he WHS Srallteill of ,llc llelll llllllelell lll the ally, allll ai loviilg husband and adcvoted filtller.I I D 0 I 0 III e II DII I

leave of absence for fourteen days.. _ . There are left to mo rl be 'd his

ul:-;I<IlilIiIliI;I ;IlIeniI>iIlIdaelyoIriiI;riIi‘l3iIi;I. “'°II ‘”"i"“"~'<’-His*-<1. The famous Alles- II‘“""° I° II“= II’“III°II° I'-BIN!"-1‘>'» I Zltll when lllrl llames R Leo Mccabel welt Club of Charlottetown scored _ v l ol Chai-loltclnwn lea io me nllnr Miss’ the hisllesl number of points for HIS 'mini' friends are olellsell lo new

_Vlllly Elllel Sllllllllellll dllllghler ol years and brought to Halifax many Cui' esteenled citizen, Mr. James l"a-l Mr. Stephen Saunders of Bloomfield. a sterling I’"f°‘Im°‘°' It was at tm um’ M' L' A" back “Me more I". Tlle llllllllllge cemlllolly was llel._ Maritime Cliampionships that Billy IZIIWIUII-@l0W1'1 Ii-H01' an absence of,

x_ G,,ll,,lll_ Mlls -llllelllllll Sister ,ll l ,lnflrks. which nrlll ntnnll good on inn ‘vilcre he had lwlie to visit his svn. tile bride, acted us bridesxilliiil, while' llle groom was sllllpolwll by llls lll_0_I ____ ircatiilent. in the Canltdiail Red; ther Mr. J. E. MIcCabe. The brideI A deep Erloolll was cast over St. Urns” HOSPIIUI » LUUIIUU- Ellglalld-I qowned in a bl-owl-l taffela with black] PaLrick’s Road llild vicinity wllml on t_°II WIUUUIIS wceIv_e'lI I" “CHO” “II

-nscslvss M:oAl.~ mrs. non-'besides his widow im is survives ily' in

two sisters: Mrs. Wallace McNeil. seen in the Old Country under war

old McDonald, Travellers Rest. has

Milton and Mrs. Donald McKinnon, of Washington, ands brother, John, of Washington. In Barrie he belonged to the granite cutters' union and tho

Barrie aeria., No 1573, F. 0. E.

noe; also the following letter dat-

No. 2. Dear Madam:-i have the '

Medal awarded by his Majesty the King to Sgt. H. C. McDonald. it is

regretted that information has notl

HHS IOS! a most efficient and popular

rest assured that it was some

such iiii award. in forwarding this

you the congratulatloiis of the dis-

trict oiiicei' cominiindiiig and officers

llellllllllal.ll,l,ll -sllll-_ Ml_llllll.l, Dlll_ g the first to drive a pnssellgel' trilili

Ilwrved on various parts of the rond.I discharging his responsible nnrlenl

lie was visiting his uncle in Scotland- keen lor the revlval .ol me "well ,.,l,lOw_ three Sollll and two llllllglllcm

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liillny friends hope they may soonl w hm _ ll l __ lilivc the pleasure of welcoming hinil MII" and Ned’ “Ih_° were .gaod for IIeI Ie daughters ‘IMI `I0sIe at

two or three flrsts ln the meets, arc II“’“'S0 Bl`°S~- and Allgclillu stiirieiit ntl

llollie. ' - _ ,

' expected home from overseas short- "I" UIIIIIU I-Olllmorciul College. The

I I ly. and with a few newcomers to II“"'“'“I takes Place i0lif1Y at 8.45 41.1

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WEDDING BELLS. St, Antlionys _ _ m_ lo SL Dllllsllllp C.ll ll..l |

tlio game, Halifax no doubt would bo 3 fl 10( =\ M10 _

Ross und Hans Homer made their I-“IU mom-IIB In the Old Country

reg-Ol-ll h(,_,ll,,l l.iou|.. J. Rowland Patou, M. C. uuiierl

Illlusll coat and ilatIto lnaicll looke<lI Ja'II‘i1\“Y 23i'<i it was iczirncd thai hImI(I" “ml “III°' It I” PI~’I’ISI"5 IDI

willsolne. After tile ceremony tho ilzlppy couple drove to tlic home of tllc bride, where a iilngnliicent spread lwilitcd them. A pleilsiiig feature ot' tho evening was the unexpected ar- rivlil from the Fields of Flanders of their son William, brother of the bride. The reception ill the evening was plezisulitly spoilt and enjoyed by ill. IThc popularity of the bride was shown to the full extent by the nulli- erous and valuable gifts which iii- .-ludod a rillmber of sullstzrtlnl checks.

Pneumonia is still claiming its vir-

tims iii this city and the Postal Sei' vice has lost another of its members, .\lr. Joseph Harrington having passed ;:\\~iiy oil Snturlluy c-vcvlng in til'

City Hospltzii. i-lis funeral took p'ac:: Sunday afternoon from Mr. Henness-

fly's Undertaking rooms to St. Dun

stairs Cathedral und thence to the

Vatllolic Cemetery. attended by

prcsuntatlves of tho Postal Depart- nlcnt and the Great War Veterns As-

socllitioll.

Th.; inte Mr. Hllrrlngton belonged to

Colrmzin snr. felilislcd for overseas ser

vice early in the \v:ll'.' He went through

several eligngenleilts, was wounded and subsequently received his dis- cliarge. He was appointed as a Railway Mail Clerk ill May last and proved to

bc a very efficiellt official and was

highly ostonleri by ills fellow employ-

rcs. After collipletillg his regular trip Y ffm" TIHUISII 011 IIN 315! January he' Bert St ijvr. The iloriil tributes . If ooillplziined of having a cold which; ,Vere llllllly_ lllrl Boll was born ln of llffnlrs. the result of wal- conriii

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locomotive engineer in the ptrson of l UW Mr, peter Mggal-ey who passed aw9_y| lliy cutocliisillg to satisfy the offic-

hls home in Charlottetown Satur l IMS- I ~

_ day morning at the age of 63. Mr. Mc- -

'I Corey who was born in this city. linsIIl1E I‘€9!\ 9l18BEed in~raflway work since I and I 1887. He entered the service as aI me cleaner and worked his way upward I II” until he became engineer in 1903 be-I C'

-over the Hillsboro Bridge. He haslca

Mrs. John \\’. llirt had pliswlrl mvflj. ill her 58 your. lll`Le>.l‘ li i`r-.\v iillys illness Of lllflli-’3llZil f0l|o\\'o(l by llllgummlin leaving li vlicliill pl.icc in tile homo wliish can never llitziill he filled. Her

riorll' was always open to tile Strziill:l‘»l'.

il/i tllilt niellirvil sl-:ill zilill. klllil, loving

liallils could do was dollv but llollliilg lould ~i'l-tzil°rl the grim lliessongor of dcalli for God willed iltli0l'\\'iso :tnll on Tlillrsday ilioriiillg li-~r spirit took its flight to Him who gave ii leaivllig fi sorrowilig lillsbzilld. six soils zllill three daluglitcrs to lnourli lilo loss of rl kind and loving wife :ind nlotller. 'Pllesolis arc: Lodge, B >llj:lliiiri, Albillli, I-loward, David and Edward, lilc-

daughters are: Mrs. Gordon Douglas. LI

Katie and Emma, and sitlloilg-li til-3 iilmrlil was coilsiilercii private owing

cred tllllt it will bo only at illnttel"- oi’ li_ fclv liziys llefoiw: llc is iiolno zi.i:zlin_

'fills was Mr. Priton`s llilicty-sev-l

eilrh trip ‘across the Atllilitic. ,l{eI left liol-e oil December 12lll Zasl scile-I iillicd to sail from Halifax hy the‘ 0I5’I1lllic but discovered that owing.

to coiiditiolis ilrisiug .vlroni a conlI

strike that the Olympic would not' sail uiltil tile 21st of December. The next available steamer was thIo Sat

lirniaii, salliiig_from St. l John to Glasgow and hc accordingly secured passage by this slilp, arriving in Glasgow on Sulidayafternoon, De- clnlier 22nd.

Upon his arrival iii that city Mr.,

Patoll found himself in the midst ofI

ilecldecilv incleillollt weather collriit-I

lo ihe nzitui: ol' tie disease ii lul'gl~ ` _ _

lolis, a heavy and vcry disagree-

number of people assolilblell and ini- able Slelll slum) pmvalllngl

lowed the remains to their Inst rest- ' _ I _ An ther tiling hi :l li f d ._ _ Ing mace amid the down pour of mm a m'l.Ii'ked contragi iiiIth; dIdIriIiitivcI>IxII;' ~.-l~_ . .n- f .1 9 -_ ‘ I III II q "It “Hem S WIUII existing in Glasgow as conipzired

lclil b tl R _ M ‘_ Ki ' ' . H ~- llwlll xllgilllilallfllevll tlhll lqtclllidlll withlhill former visits. One evidence

` ‘ ' ` ‘ of this was brought stri-

cemetery.

kingly' to lils liotioe at the very start

_ lilid this was the utter all- I

The l` - _ ~ ; I

unernl of William Bolt, vllli some ol, the usual lllmllg nl

iidiSifll:1,‘VI¢.,' _ I e n pr ng e ‘ IIN' Saturday cablileii or taxi drivers to meet the

J' . llth, ~ l l l dn ‘us Ie d In \I°rIhn9Id ship on her arrival. The result wrisl

W .i _ l ' . _ _ _ G,.,I;Illl;;.sI;I,fIlllI;l I? ymellolfl _J°l;`I_I’_I‘ that Mr. Pnlon was obliged lo walk. ' ` ‘ ' 0 ‘ 'S' 0 ‘ L" mirrying lilis llezivy -hand baggage,

Edgar Crossland officiating, with ii llle whole dlsllmce lmm the Prlncesl iiuniber from Barre attending, among l l_ 0 he Palsle Road ll mlle all

lick t t . y ,

tl . _ A _ _ sl . lVFl‘fn;lIl)IlIII;I;_MI;; anfirMlI;3 Elms: Usll' more. Arriving at tllis point lie board-

' i ` ]s‘ eI"I"e em" ‘ rs' ‘ 'I ` ed ll. train-car for Poisloy. his nlltivél

son Hiilllcl .mules Hastings and Mrs.

towli where he found ii similar stale

ions and wns obliged to take aiiotli-I

P. E. Island after what ‘he -bas

conditions- and lie is very glad to be

idea in the world ile says of what those in war affected parts of Eui-~ _ope have had to lbeur. V \

Visitors to Englaild are under the

I The Prince Edward Ilslaiid Rnllwayl most rigid iiisp"ctioll ui all lilliws

and in travelling l'rom plllce to pliicc

visitors have to undergo ll leng-

M~r. Paton had the pleasure of visit-

tlle Beove_:r Hut on tile Strand other places in connection with Y. M. C. A. and lllaileninny en-

lries- of soldiers as to tho Y, M. 'A. mflitary workers and llvail-li

nothing but glraise from lull, botll

lindiaii and Iluperizll l-aoldlers. 'l‘ho

following notice posted ill the Y. M. C. A. Hut will give on ideal of tile

ve clli and ilo tlliil c-l0 .l lil zlllli

to arrive by the next hospital silip

The death took place at the _Falco-

wood Hospital on Molidily, lil-ir., 2ll<i. of Laurent A. Arsenzliili. of Abl'.\.lll`s Village, ut the age of 64. l)i=l-ezlscll liil-l been suffering for several years frolll melltnl disorder, but had only hucil nniilniateoftlie hospital a fi-lv nllllltlls.I Before being strivkoii with this ill-l_~ll~i» ‘.`ul mzilariy, Mr. .»\.i'sciillllli. \\lls il ill'lli of many qualities. llc luulxlli _\»i:ll..lll for several yours, mill wus fl valllrll lllellibcr of the colilmullity ln which he lived. For ii long ti-'inc llc \v;ls interested in politics. and in lilly nloveiiient which wus set oll fool'

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welcome and socliil were given the returned soldiers of the district. A company of about 150 was present. A very enjoyable evening was spent. A short' program was given, consist- ing of music. reiiding and speeches. Miss Olive Jelly, one of the popular school teachers of the town. on he- half of the gathering read an up-

°”°'I°"°'°“"" P' E' I' Ipreciativc alidrws to tho returned

soldiers. giving lllcnl ll llellrty wel-l _come hollis- and exlllwesslng grateful

'° ,- Iuppreclailoii of tilt-.ir llerolu services & Pte. Gordon Sillvlwlxiil a ill-ill spec-cll

W. E. Bentisy, K. ~. rc.lpoilded for lilo reil_il'lled illeil.|

|.,.,|n,,. "ll, A¢¢°,,l,y,,,l_»-ll, Three rousing cheers were lrivcn for

the soldiers and for the hosl and

Moygy 1-9 LQAN _ hostess. Rev. Mr. Mellick gave u

brief outline of the efficient pllrt the

°"I°°”"-"I" °' N' 5' cI“'”°°"°' Canadians took in the terrible strug-

°”°"'°“°'°*"'- P' I' I- gle and what the victory means to

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rowing war experiences. _

= ill Luilllon, Mr. Paton also had tile'

plezlsllro of illoelllig quite a nlinlbcl~I ol’ others from l’ E. island includ-

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,T//1* so lllslit. Clllirlvs Rattee, Lt. Irvine;

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llot 48 and Willililll Sutherland linli_

I Reginald Taylor, son of Mr. J. D.

»~,_ ' Taylor, City both of tile Biiuk oil

lllontrczil and others. ' I

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\. ly five days ol tlio entirc visit wliicllf

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Old Country, food cards .being still

l us and the world. During the evening

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_m5 isnd's history. . gul” '°“¢I“""I l Mr Paton says it is like Paradise

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