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Clliton and Hunter River respect- ' ively. each night, meeting with splen- did success and an enthusiastic aud- ience. it}; "

These popular players have ac- cepted invitations to Harrington. Comwnll and South Rustlco. A great deal oi’ their success is due to the help given by Mrs. H. S. Bishop which was very much appreciated.

Ernest Webb as "Po Fowler" the discouraged head of the household ‘ }out of work, plays his part excep- < itionaily well and brings out to the iulll his decision in the second act to "stand up for his rights."

Mrs. James R. Stewart in the part oi "Ma Ibwler" leaves nothins to be desired in the way oi comedy- drama, with her weak heart and bum ankles, and her fondness ior novels and “chocklatesfl Hot love 10f he!‘ son. although in reality his ruins.- tion, was m her the main thing in 1 1m. ‘ Mary Stewart aafllennio Fowler" the only one who had been a success plays splendidly bringing out the

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‘ ita. Webb playing as “Milly Fow- ler"—the flip flapper or the Fowler family, is surely, a pretty, peppy kid"

Sterling Stewart as "George" the weak son o! the ‘Fowlerr’ plays a difficult pal-t well.

‘Thyra Clark in the role oi "Mrs. Binders" the gosslpy neighbor is ol- pecially good and brings a laugh every time.

ha. McCoubrey as “Arthur McLeod" Jenny's irlend and Upton Smith ll "Blake Chester who ls not the only one who wants to slip the ball and chain on “Amelia Caroline Fowler" both do really good acting.

A. C. MncNeill in the part ls “Unfilé Ben from Arlsona" plays well all through.

Mrs. C. F. Stewart is "Mrs. Obes- tsr Blskes" aristocrat-is mother acts her part very well-

Wesley Smith ably (ills the part of "Mr. Harrison" the banker.

Mush credit is due the" Dleyfll for their worthy efforts to pay oil’ tho debt on the Hall in Cavendish, which was enlarged some months ago. In the near future it. is hoped that still further improvements will be made.

.'."I‘ha many friends of Miss il- len Smith. who had a serious opera- tion in the Oity Hospital about three weeks ago, are pleased to see she has returned to her home in Georgetown. reeling much better. She speaks

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PERSONALS

-Mr. Ray Morrison leit this week for Quebec, alter spending the winter monthsat his home in Summer-side. —5.‘ > ' v. . '

o! Mr. and Mrs. William Mathleson oi Summeraide, who spent the winter in- Western Canada, - returned home this weel: to spend the summer months with her parents-S. V -Mr. .1. H. Winfield, oi’ Help“. u. 5;, who is peputy Grand Lecturerpi Scottish Rights Masons, A. 1r.- st A. M.. was entertained by the Masonic Order at Summerside to a‘ banquet at the Cllftbn House on lvlaonday even-

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..'IASTEBN AGENTS-MEL W. Murdock ls Guardian Agent in Mon- tague and will bo pleased to receive new and renewal subscriptions.

..'SOCIAL GATHERING-One oi the best dances o! the season was held in the Town Hall, Georgetown, on June 3. in aid oi the Baseball Club. The dances consisted oi Lan- ces, Waltzes, Fox trots and etc. Ex- cellent music was furnished by Mrs. Capt. IFairchlld, Misses Helen Dono- van, Rose Fairchild and Sam Yors- ton. Violin selection by Mr. James Boudreault. A

“WNSTITUTE MEETING - The ‘Alliston Women's‘ Institute met at the home oi Mrs. Wm. carver. Meet- ing opened by singing, It's a good time to get acquainted. seven mam- bers and one visitor being present. Sick and school committees gave their reports and new ones were appointed. It was decided to get a new map oi Europe ior school. A small bill ior iruit was ordered paid. Next meeting to be held at the home oi Mrs. Jas. Beck, roll call to be answered by giv- ing receipts. Meeting‘ closed by sing- inI National Anthem.

PERSONAL!

..°'Mr. Neil F. Melsaae. who is en- gaged at Hayfield visited his heme Rockbarra Friday.

..'Congatulatlons to Miss Marion McDonald. Harmony Junction, on her success at the Prince oi Wales College examinations.

..'Mr. John A. McDonald. Land Surveyor. has gone West on a aur- veying trip.

..'Mr. Alex McDonald. Dorehester Street. City. was a recent visit to friends East.

..'Miss Mary Macdonald. Cardig- an, recently visited Georgetown. A

. .‘Mrs. Ulark, Charlottetown, spent the week end in Georgetown visit- ing friends. A

..'Mr. and Mrs). A. Isully, and Mr. Jack Donovan. Georgetown, mot- ored to Souris on Friday. A

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..'Miss Bertha Smith returned to her home in Georgetown sitar visit- ing in Panrnure island. the guest oi’ her sister, Mrs. Edwin Macdonald.

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..'Mr. and Mrs. William White and daughter, Phyllis, Borden. mot- ored to Georgetown and were the guests oi’ Mrs. White's mother. Mrs. Charles Johnson, Georgetown. A

..‘M'rs. Wilson and son James.‘ Cardigan, spent the week and in Georgetown the guest oi’ her brother. Rev. o. xiuina A. ‘

..'Mlss Melacliarn o! Baton has arrived home at ltockbarra to reside for the summer. with her mother who reolhtly opened house. \

..'Mlss Sadie McDonald, Rock- barra. is visiting her cousin, Clotilda McDonald. who il dangerously ill, and assistina in lamina her back to health.

..'Mr. HINT Dmseette. It dhulcs an old and reliable carpenter, is new attached in the O. N. 3. building and repairing party. Dirmldlntly.

..'Mr. Alex I. McDonald, wile is engssed with so. Judson. Alexand- ra. in his lobster mil! at Gover- nors Island, visited his icrmsr home at I-isrlnauvllle. ior the week-and re- turning Monday. Io repute lollter

o-‘Mbs Msry Oondcn. Murray Hal-- hour. spent the wit! 0nd in George- s

ilehing iair, but not as good as re- ported on the North shore. but the price paid is enough to compensate.

..'Mrs. Edward Bushey, St. Mar- garsu, an old resident. leit ier Bos-

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..'Mrs. Nell MePhco, Big Pond, is not very wall. Her daughter. Mar- guerite cams home from Boston to nurse sud care ior her. Miss Olotilda McDonald. llarmanviils is not quits out oi danger. she has had a severe attack o! pneumonia.

Jib. Fabian "Murphy. Nlsgsrs Falls, and w. and Mrs. l. G- Dee- weess and two children, motored to Georgetown and were the guests at their brother, Hr. Herbert Murphy, Principal Georgetown Hills School.

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