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Palmer held a session of the o- bate Court here on Thursday. The Accounts in the Estates of Silas -RE'I‘URNED '1‘ M. Hicks, Summersid ; Stella M. Mr. and Mrs Basil Gaudct, Miscouche, John Andrew have been 5pc Hashes. Norboro. were ‘gee-seed and vacation at Summersidc.

Ellwlll- return to Turon Drs discharged. The lawyers engag- ML Demon was ed were Lloyd Lewis. Henry Noon- o; me can In, Adrien F. Arsenault and Heath meme 3Q summersl wards secretary Silver Fox Breed

___________ HOME BY ILLNESS-

the Estates closed and

Strong-S.

Traverse, Summersideof the Prince . Edward Island Highlanders re- ]Cons‘.abe ccived a nasty cut on his head ,Ro al Cara yesterday when he struck bottom an Mrs. Monag in shallow water while div.ng atiwere passenger

Victoria Park. The injured man Airways _p was taken to the 21st Field Ambul urday night. ante, hospital tent and nad his lRoihester. v injuries attended to by Sergt. G. liesscf their baby- Th9? were M‘ A. West. instructor from Hfifax. ’ lend-HZ l GYTQ CW1" It required tour stitches to cose rs-reivine i ‘ihe wound, it was said.

in Ii _

ton, of the death of Mrs Mary

Ree‘. who passed away on Friday who also held service at the grave. Summerside at The nall the home of hcr son, Mr. Fred Robinson, R-B-e hBd raided ‘aid, Geo. McDonald. Herbert Hills River. Fred McKenna and Walter W near Allberton. and was woll known __.i Ind m0“ lIlShlY 555993155 l?!’ m9 TOWNSBEND — CAMPBELL. - residents d that vininfly. For the A "Drgfifly Jung we past few years Mrs. MacRae has lzed at the h resided with her son, Mr. Fred Townshend or . There are left to mourn her youngest daug one daughter. Mrs. Edward Mullins, we; united Medfoi-d. Muss, who was with her p“ Campbell, Re mother when she away. flclating, and three sons, Ra. in Saskat- the mam on chewan. Elisa-r of Charlottetown ther Ernest to the and Fred, Suimmerside, to whom wegdln; march p13 much sympathy n extended. The Hockin, looked beaut funeral was Jield yesterday after- dress of noon from the- home of her son lines. wt on Spring Street t0 Albfllbn 101‘ carried a bouquet loses buriaL-S. Henry Warwick sang two be - solos. After the ceremony a buf Militia units in camp mt. Char- lunch was served to about Iottetown participated in church guests. The bride parade yesterday. In addition to and very beautiful gi the Prince Edward Island I-Iighland- and groom le ers incomrnandofLieut. Col. C. C. honeymoon Thompson, the 21st Field Ambul- The bride travelled in ance. R. C. A. M. C., under Lieut. 011d Sill! wll-ll Col. J. J. Blake, No. a District Sig- end Mrs. Cami» gplsiqp. gnc. indchnrige of Capti ______ . . e a une n annual Nahum hm the ,_.,,_"§},,;§,,,,, 3.1. GREEN-GALLANT - Yesterday gridc, R. C. A., under Major George Craig and members of the Charlottetown Command, Canadian Legion, B. E S. L . under Presi- dent James Walker took Dart in the parade

units attended mass at St. Dun- . . man's Basilica while the remainder Ill-Wed l" ~B ll°°l" proceeded to King Sriiuare where a i" . h _ military chuic serv ce wascgggn earned g2 Mm boutquflag “imam _ _ g, Re _ roses. e was a ten by

M E Malone and Major he v ‘time wigs!‘ gm worfiha tulrqwlse i‘ f f 1c ue f: 0n r983 W B. 8Q Ofll Ron e 0 march mm v m“! hat. Her bouquet was of butterfly roses. Dr. Ralph Noonan attended Mr. Green asfbest man. The cere- g, 1 h mony was per ol-med by Rev. Dr. P. game are“ mgrsecuon w en McMahon, who also celebrated the off to the Basilica while the others Nhhllal Mhss- Dull" Miss Mary Moran sang

and "Just For Today" (Beaver), Following the ceremony bv Hlllsborofigh bireet to Grafton bleak!“ W“ sewed “l l-he bridel ivhcre at the Prince treet lnter- hmhe w ‘he section the Roman Catholic mem- "h" Whlch MT» n» 0*

ducted by chaplains, Rev.

MONDAY -vrsrrmo run repaint-m.- mil Mrs. J. w. w gin arromwen TO ‘roar nus. ma- Rev. nomfi. c. -—~Mr- A. E- Rnwe. first relief scent and uni. Duncan MIcLean and wi-i i?!‘ Bfhehlslaéeid Division bgdf tlguemC. of Bonlertville . ., 85 en B99013 I l1 dgllgh agent at Poi-t Hill.—8, f, “l

-—CONGRATULATIONS -— Mr. DIES IIN 3.0. Peter Kenny of Bummerside is in; chm l1_ 115

g congratulated on attaining

___ , I --PBOBATE coutu- - Jiggt 3%,?‘

HAS HEAD INJURY-He. Grant I

FISHERMEITS UNION-A well ‘m. w A attended meeting of directors of §f,,,l,mand.ng the Fishermetfs Union of Prince ma,’ Signals‘ gtciward Ifilands vrasmheld i513 thQou 0811-‘

e o e ecre . e . e Street, City on Fri ay July I5. lfaeived This ‘"5. m“ °! "vfih meelhlfi" nu by a bat which slipped from a held during the season to discus! plum-s hmd, n matters relative to the Union and H; w” pg formulate a definite policy for the given n”; “d ereatment b general improvement of the Un- be“ 0f me 31st meld Am ion and the fishing indus in in epmp

eneral. Several new stations ave taken to

en recently formed. and bring Hospital wha- the total number to twent ; the said lo be future leeks brunt- for the vnnl- Major Smith was a spectator at ii tion of ,a strong co-operutivc movo- game between member; M m, “m; ment 1n this very important I1- iind the Prince Edward Highland- ll-nd industry. The President. Mr. erg when he was lnlure¢ James B. MacDonald. West St. 11m DA Peters plesided.

Roman Catholic members of the

R. Moorhead Iiegate, D. D.

Park was by way of the Park Boad-wa and Kent, Pownal. Queen and Ric mond Streets t.o the Great the Roman Catholic troops turned

continued on to Wgymouth Street

thence to the Square. After ser- (Rhwwlgli

ylce the retum march was made

procession continued back to camp. Mr. James Pendergast, Kensing-

cBi-i e, reilrlng

did choice the Conservatives ha mad

Manion as leader of the party and also in the provincial Conservative choice in Hon. Dr. W. J. P. Mc- Mill their leader. These re-

my“ we" peered with g mind Mesa, friend of the lause from the large assemb- la beet mln: while the seating capacity Donald. Somerville, Mass. Russell Curney,

m. were ushers. ivory satin w cans m e. wi

ders from Bun-

e be: ototh bOX 1101 tq l m- gdggdaguBi-uoe Graham, w D

bury, Mt. homer. tncts met recently H Wm. Horton, BunDh-YY. very enjoyable social .on leaving they lesion of Mr. Horton

AT GYRO-An in dress on "wills" Judge H. L. Palme Gyro Club meetins Inn hfonday night.

occurred at Summer- residence of her son,

at‘ ifétémir if ‘-

. w

n“ e late Fr mourn one daugh- . Mollins‘ three

Winsloo Sou '1 Ibuaalgrs. George

53g“ h" h“ m‘ a spent I. revue and Burner llynes, i: Jllfllbél- 0r" MRS.

-, o. nncnmT-Tne tiinorilMQnmm,“ f ted for Mrs. Martin Hcckbel-t W‘,

an’: old home at Milo, courier and elk)‘ {ruled pug-u g5 l; held yesterday afternoon from h" t

RELATIVES IN P. 35g _. and Mrs. nodules. “P 5 Des Moines, Iowa.‘ Ire announcing of their-dawn: Mar to Mr. les D Bentley Jr. which saturday. July 2nd, Iowa.

Bertha E. Hillsboao St... receiv-

lh ed. e sad

Ilth birthday. Mr. Kenny is quite dgflQ-i l; Jubilee well Ind active in spire of his ad- 3e“ q] h vanced years-S.

house tor, Mm ;_ ;_ “m, of Mammy fire vase noticed. There was n: mo: spoofs to a friend and neig

lison A. Cumpbe nssmam or mm-

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cannon o! st John _ ls EXTENDED stun 3&2“ “l” mm“! old friends and relatives, sa * ' acce tably in Trinity United

Mrs. Mathieson , deat

lnrs‘ loot from l. small store tonnage Monday night wit; DIO I

at Mounted Police investigating the break declared lestwn Th

orcing a lock on ll was rifled of .50 in cash and several rth of candy. cigarettes up the remainder

urch I to Mrs. Cyril h of her mother . Ieod of Valleyficld East. Fun- e church. eral will be hold from nor lstn Elle 1 residence on Tuesday 19th, starting at 2 o'clock,

Miss Grace Falrle ,

tion, paid a short via the province yes th S

has a sweet but carries well in such a la The congregation hope

formerly manager f Com . will come again some clay to sing»

_______ angst» Pgvlnrgnmo effect 3.122 m '°° e“ tlXy of trio tives in the Marltimcs aild e. . dh p: the Charlottetown where was solemulzcd ill rile hm. ion as boenre-ap- brook Baptist. ChllPUll Hlilrlbrpok‘ of the honour- ‘ h,» _ Veterans As- when Ruth Evangeline H This Com

was entered by f

ers‘ Association.-S

BINGTON PASSES — Word has

been received in Kensingtori

the recent death of Mr. J Tracudie N

for some years the of the Royal Hotel in n where he was highly etseemed and respected. friends here regret to hear of his death and extend their sympathy to his widow and daughter, (Drk Bourgeois. of Traicadie. N.

Dr. Heath McIntyre. town city councillor for Ward Four. returned home last night. He le here on June 9 and attended the International Rotary Convention at San Francisco on June From California he went to Van- couver where as Island representative the annual meetin ion Dental Counc had had a very pleasant trip, Dr. McIntyre said last night.

ernment of all en resid- eadquart- n

commission.

is a Federal Gov ion for the welf unemployed BX-

t the Canadian Lexie -

hirley was a guest

the members of the pro- vincial assoc ation at the dill-l

han Charlottetown from Moncton Sat- “GNOME” "‘ Mr‘ o where where he at- eetlng of the Florists livery. At this meet- d the honor of not d district repre-

ew York by the ill-

ing Mr. Tait ha only being electe sentative for the inces, but the adde ing elected official

ONSTRATION -

GIVES DEM ess of JoeyPMc-

Throufih the kindn Donald. the children of th Island Orphanage wet‘:

-old artist of Am- erday morning. Mr. McDonald also treated

FISHERIES OFFICIALS

illness flew to St. l-luberts. Ave. to

_____ catch the earliest train —-BRlDE-TO-BE SHOWERED- Maritimes-

Friends and neighbors gathered at ‘ _ Lhe home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. REUIIVES Noonan of Albany on Thursday Neil McConnell. evening to tender a shower to their received on laughter, Mabel, in honor of her of the dea ipproachlng marriage, There were colm M:Kinnon. w many lovely and costly gifts for while on a fishing Lhe bride-to-be. The Misses Esther 16th INST. Deceased was a son of and Gertie Noonan opened the Klfld the late Donald Mr-Kinnon and a While Mrs. James Keoush r6541 111B nephew of verses. Miss Mabel made l. short 0g Monmgue p speech thanking all for their kind- non o; glen Hess and 800d Wlsllfl. In“ "mm leaves to mourn, a w f. delicious lunch W88 Jewell ml‘ children also three sisters and one owed by a dancer-S. brother all residing in Quincy.

INJURED AT BALL GAME- Smlth, Charlottetown officer of No. 6 Dis- R. C. C. 5.. at present dergoing annual train- serious injuries about Saturday when he was

DOUBLE OPERATION --P yllis Mouse, 13-year-old daughter o Mr. R E. Mouse. New An-

nln, who has been a p Prince County Hospital underwent an operation one on esd anda serious one on Frida shoulder. Dr. Huett, bone specialist- rformed both o ra-

SADM'NEWS_ Mt INJURY — Charles

l7 Passmore St. av the sad news th of his nephew Mal- ho was drowned trip on Saturday

Portland, Oregon. It to hold the annual m also the School of Florist city next summer.

Marine Wharf, is a patient in the P. E. Island Hosp

launching of the RC. cutter "Islandcr“ after over- hauling had been com

activities here. Atxxlm Cameron are Dr. A in charge of oys H uiintio Biolo8l08l tion, at. Andrew nd 0. W

rous act of Mr. uch appreciated.

cry. This gene McDonald was m The same prvitram w at the St. Vincent's

A very pleasan

Augustine Cove. on the members of the Presbyterian Ladies’ to extend their con- their daughter Olive whose marriage to MacLean. of Boston,

the averting the bride and groom were led to decorated chairs and an address was read by Miss Ma ie on and a presentation was made by Mrs. Earl Boul MacLean on behalf on his bride thanked the people for their kind- r all singing for "They are Jolly Good Fellows", i s served by the ladies. der of the evening was spent pleasantly in social chat.

ing is the addreszs- Mr. and Mrs. William MacLean. We as members of Tryon Hesbyterian Ladies‘ Aid, and your friends have met night to extend to congratulations on this the of your marriage, and to yo MacLean at one time a mem our Ladies Aid we learn with deep regret of your intention to make vour future home so far away. AA a token of our regard for you and our husband. we ask you to as- this small gift. not for its in- trlnsic value, but as a symbol of the high esteem in which you are both all join in wishing you

Messrs Dari McKinnon nd Murdwllnfigxlél- le. Mr. McKenzie was < - to leave on the QGS.

today in connection wit ENJOYED gt?" “Eakafrn week she had among Miss Margaret Edie. E. A. Barkmsn and kmun of Morris- town, N.J. Miss Edie‘: brother is married to Miss Isms Newberry .a first cousin of Mrs. DeBlois, wife of His Honour Lieutenant Gover- norDeBlois. During the visit they were entertained at House and taken for a motor drive through the city and country.

kicked by a cow while in the act of milking clislocatirig the shoulder olnt and breaking it. Her many riends ho e she wll soon be out ave the use of her arm.

-RICH IN RELATIVES-Not many children have the thrilling ning their eyes to

in the midst of

RNED — Cornelius ed with criminal ust appeared in court ase was further ad-

Miss R. M. Bar

yesterday. The c

journed until A experience of ope

the light of day three great grandfat randmothers. The young son _ rn to Mr. and Mrs. Winston England, Bldeford, has as his great grandparents, Mr Wil llam MacLean. Northam. M Mrs. Thomas Burleigh. Eller

in camp un winter He elect Muxhmon’ Wu

K. M. Martin last ummarily before

ed to be tried s Trials Act and h

a softball game.

cked up unconscious and or her many flue q

and the remain “d ‘or a we“ n but had borne her a Christian fortitude. cherish her memory. also two sons. Edward

PARK CORNER-On July 17th two m Charlottetown ar- corner on a pleas- take passengers de-

il yesterday as the court

here also. Later he was ‘ room was in use hearing an

the Prince Edward Island e last ‘night he was resting comfortably".

it is only a few months since his great great-grandfather Allen died. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred MacLe lei-silo. and Mr. and Mrs. England, Bideford.

d peacefully away at

Mr. Howard S. rladdc brook Plantation.

town Rotary Cl

Island was a lill-le “behind the game“ _ vartislng this provinces lst attractions was come den based his statement experience in his oonn an advertising agency. Past-president J. resided. and Ell obinson of Glenw Rotariorls Allan Charlie Cameron of and John Glidden of _._.__.

Charlottetown with- wing to the heavy le of wind which made

Y FUNERAL SERVICES-The fun- ewhatgdifficult. A very large

- eral of Mrs. Fred Trainer was held -DEATH 0F MRS. MARY Msc- from her late residence, Moun I-AE-illdany Old friends in Aiber- an on Friday morning to St. will learn with much rfit riclrs Church. Fort Augus Requiem High Mas was c

by the pastor. Revfl D. P.

ho enjoyed the seven min- Preston Stewart. French River, Georgie

d Lloyd MacPher-

e o was of a quiet retiring disposition.

ring, and was a o the Church of‘. late Mrs. Lamont leaves mourn three ltgsughtei-s for her during

A J —

Ground work for the organica-

Ed rd Island Growers‘ Association. 881d _____ first of its kind in the rm?- was laid at a co-opera- yfl-ns

French River an

bearers were Mspor .

Messrs’ wuw“ M°D°h' Word was received of the sud- den death in Truro. NB, yesterday of Captain Hector Leod. brother of Misc En off Charlottetown. Mr. John

ded life. Signed on be- the North 'I‘ryon Presby- tetowri and John tel-inn Ladies Aid. Maxie Camer- ew York. Her h ceased her several

ddixlir was solemn-

of Mrs. Wm. A. Rollo Bay West, when hter Amy Inuise

1-. in ti“? ov ce w earn t of the death _o ¢° mill“ 8m“ l“ Mr. Francis Hammlll, at the age of 75.Mr.H was not unexpected had been failing for his family and friend loss very keenly as he jovial nature and a hearty welcome at his His wife predeceased teen years ago and he mourn one son Thomas W. r farm home and three Mrs. R. J- MacDonald. wn, Mrs. C. W. Croken,

MURPHY - DAVIDSON — The Church of the Most Pure Heart of Mary at Barnaby River was the scene of a wedding at 8 a.m. on 17th. when Miss Clara Mary Davidson. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Davidson. Huntersvillc. PILL. be- came tllehride of Frances Alvin Murphy. son of Mr. imdMrsAlbert Murphy, Barnglby River. The pastor

Engineer of Vancou-

MaoLeod was one oftho signallers who volun- rvice on August

v, J. c, l-Iockln of- bride, who entered the arm of her bro-

by . Mr -

took place at Orwell Head cemet- teered for war se 4th. i914. He was aw military medal with bar also mentioned in d

shook to the hm-

RETURNED ‘FROM

North Lake. Excel-

ink satin made on princess grain and pota-

veil also in pink. n‘ crop‘ o; h,“ toes may be seen a Elmira. South Lake A heavy crop of h Grain and potatoes 8 mise but the yield w continued favora ster fishing was

came as a great

BUILD RAILWAY SC

was underway yam“ nuptial mass. The attendants were

Miss Catherine Murphy, sister of

The bride was attired in a floor- length gown, of white silk net over taffeta, the bolero jacket having long sleeves. puffed at the should- ers. Her hat was an off-the-facc model of white crepe, with tiny veil, and she wore white slippers and gloves and rosary. The bridesmaid wore a dress of white figured blngalene. floor length and with short sleev- ed bolero. a white crepe hat and irn. A wedding break- fast was served at the home of the groom's parents. when guests were pres nt. was decorated wi flowers, the diningroom in a color scheme of pink and white. The bride's table was centred with a three-tier wedding cake. with a miniature bride and groom. a reception was held. with dancing 0n Wednesday Mr. Murphy left on ‘a trip to Prince Edward Island. The bride traveled in a cape dress of navy blue crepe, with white hat. slippers, gloves and handbag. The couple will reside in Barnaby River. where the groom is engaged in farming. - Saint- John Telcggnnh Journal.