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....'Friends of Mr. Douglas Mel- lish, Union Road. are sorry to hear he is in in the Kings County Hos- pital. All wish him a speedy recov- ery.

Webster MacDonald. who spent two weeks vacation with his cousin, Mrs, P.M. Sawler. Cardi- gan. has returned to his home in Cambridge, Mass.

..fMr. Gordon MacNeill. who is a student at P. W.C.. spent the weekend at his home in Montague.

'Mrs. James Donahue and son James Jr. have returned to their home in Dorohester. Mass. after spending the summer. months with Mira. Donahue's mother, Mrs. P. M. Bowler, Cardigan. t -SHIP DOCKS -- The large 230 foot S.S. Albatross docked at the Marina Wharf in Summerside las' evening about 6 p. m. This ship. of British registry, came here from Montreal, and will load pit props for an island company engaged in this industry.

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,'M.i'. and Mrs. Bmmford M. Sawler have returned to their home in Arlington, Mass, after spending two weeks vacation with Mr. Saw- ler's mother. Mrs. P. M. Sawler. Cardigan. While Mr. Sawler . who is an artist, was here he did an oil painting of the home in Seal River of his uncle, Mr. Harold MacGre- gor....

Murray River ond Vicinity

.'Mr. George Saunliers has re- turned to his work in Labrador, after pleasantly spending two weeks with his wife and family in Murray River.

Mrs. William J. Clow has re- turned to her home in Pleasant Grove. after visiting with her daughters. Mrs. Reuben Moore. Murray River. and Mrs. Victor Frizzeil of Eldon.

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sencabaugh. Murray River. are spending a few days in Charlottetown. guests of their son and daugl-iter-in-la.w. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sencabau h.

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Mi-I. Percy Sharam and family, Claire. Elizabeth, Joan. Emma, and Henry, have returned to their home in. Charlottetown after spending the; summer their farm in Gladstone.

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Miss Dorothy Buell. Murray River. has taken up residence in Charlottetown. where she will at- tend Prlnce of Wales College. Good luck is wished to Dot in her stud- ies.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hancock, Bells River, were reoent business visitors to Murray River.

Mr. Malcolm MacKinnon and Mr. Edison Horton left on Tues- clay, September 2nd. . to attend Horton Academy in Wolfville. Nova Scotia. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Macxinnon and daughter Jeannie accompanied Malcolm and Edison over to Wolfville. Good luck is wished to the boys from all their friends.

Much sympathy is extended to the family of the late John M. Cairns. whose death occurred on September 2nd at his home in High Bank, after a lengthy ill- ness.

Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Moore and daughter Ella May. and Mr. and Mrs. John Moore Sr. were recent visitors to Suffolk. where they vis- ited with friends and relatives.

Mr. Malcolm.-Stewart of Massa- chusetts, U.S.A., is visiting at his old home in High Bank.

Mrs. Gavin MacLeod has re- turned io her home in Murray River after spending a few days with her daughter. Mrs. Gordon Johnston. in Sturgeon.

Mrs. John Maclnnis. Murray River. is at present spending a few days in Charlottetown visiting friends and relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Buell. Mrs. Leonard MacLean. Mrs. Jackie MacLeod. and Mrs. John Mac- Kenaie. Murray River. were busi- ness visitors to Charlottetown on Tuesday, September 2nd.

Miss Annie MacLeod. Murray River. was a weekend visitor to Charlottetown, guest of Miss Ber- tha MacLure.

An amateur concert and dance was held in the Murray River Publiu Hall on Friday. August 29.

team, and proved very successful.

Blue Donia Restaurant, and Guardian Office Post Office; in Soul-in The Snack 3.; um

TI-TE GUARDIAN . CHARLOTTETOWN

THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

AGENTS:--MONTAGUE: Harold l'. Landry, Mn. Byron tewart. In Brim Maurine. Min Joyce wimnton. Plaa Melillulon. AGENT GEOKGETOWNl Woldon um-..

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Miss Janey Ives. R;N.. Charlotte- town. is visiting in Montague. guest of Miss Olga MacKinnon.

Mr. Donald Malcolm and Son. Roger, have returned to their home in Medford, Mass.. after spending their vacation in Mon- tague. guests at the Poole liotel.

Mrs. Levi Ings, past two months in Montague. guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Mac- Donald. left this week on return to her home in Downey. California.

who spent the

Miss Margaret MacDonald. RN. who spent the summer at her home in Montague left Saturday for Hartford. Connecticut. where she has accepted a position on a hos- pital staff in that city.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel ltfacLeocl have returned to their home in Quincy. Mam. after spending their vacation in Martinvale and vicin- ity. while in Montague they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Nicholson.

3 East Baltic And . . . Vicinity ..'Msster Arthur Stewart, Red Point, is convalascing, following an operation in the P. E. l. Hos- pital, August N. All wish that his health will C0l'lilHi.le to improve.

The Red Point Women's tiiie and residents of the district but on a delicious chicken and ham supper, August 28, and real- ized the sum of 395., in aid of the Red Point School.

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Mr. Stewart McGregor, East Baltic, was a. business visitor to Charlottetown

Master Brent Robertson. Redi

Point, is taking up Grade X1 in the souris Convent. All wish him a successful term.

Mr. and Mrs. William McLean, Montague, spent a few days as guests of Mrs. Wilfred McLean. Kingsboro p

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Undsrliay. Fortliine, were visitors to Red Point on the evening of August 28.

Mr. and Mrs. Wi iiam Baker, ac- companied by their son, Mr. Ly- man Baker. Lakeville, and Miss Lillian Frasier, Red Point, were guests atthe home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McNeil, Montague. August 31

Mr. Kennia McDonald. Ontar- io. is spending a. few days with his father, Mr. Stephen McDon- ald. North Lake. '

Mr. and Mrs. Roddie J. Kidson and Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Robertson. Red Point, spent Sunday, August 31. visiting in Murray River and Montague.

Mrs. Russell Garrett entertain- ed the members of the Red Point Women's Institute at her home. September 2 A large crowd was in attendsnca and alter the usual procedure took place a dainty lunch was served by the hostess. assisted by members.

Mr. Basil J. Massey of the Bank of Commerce. Halifax. visit- ed his father, Mr. J. F. Massey. Bothwell. who is a. patient in the Charlottetown Hospital. All are wishing him a speedy recovery.

Sympathy goes out to Mr. Thomas Kickham. M. L. A.. on

the recent death of his mother, Mrs. Richard Kickham. at her home in Souris West.

Mrs. Gerald was hostess at her home to the East Baltic

both from entertainment and fin- I

ancial points of view.

Mrs. Royal White and children. Shirley. Everett, and Blair, are spending in few days in O arlot.te- town, guests of Mrs. Whl 's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Por- ter.

The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Institute was held at the home of Miss Beth Brehaut, with ten members and two visit- ors present. Roll call was answer- ed by a get-wall or sympathy card. After the business of the meeting was discussed. Mrii.Jsn-ies Richards had a very interesting contest. which was tied by Mrs. George 0. Whiteway and Mrs. Peter MacLes.n. The next meet- ing ia to be held at the home of Mrs. E. A. MacDonald when roll call will be answered by paying a cent an inch according to waist measurement. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess. assisted by Mrs. Dr. Brehaut and Mrs. Royal

in aid of the Murray River bail white

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Resident Of Belle River

. "rhe death occurred at his home in' Belle River. Monday Sep- tember iith. of Robert Compton, in his so year after a lengthy iilneu. Mr. Compton was born in Belle River. July 19. I876. thelon of the late Mr. d Mrs. George Compton. lie left elle River. at the age of 19 for the U. S. A.. where he re- malned for twenty years, leaving there for the Yukon where he returned to Cambridge. Mass. for twenty-one years. returning in 1943, and returned to his birth place at Bella River. where he spent his last nine years. He is survived by his wife nee Mary Belle of Belle River.

The funeral will be held this af- ternoon from his late residence. in- terment in Belle River Cemetery. Women's Institute on September 2.

Miss. Kay Robertson, Munn'e Road, was a visitor to Charlotte- town, September 2.

Mr. Arthur Fisher, Hamilton. Ontario. is at present visiting with his sister and rather-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. John . Dixon, East Bal- tic.

Miss Arlene Robertson, Kings- boro, is spending some time in Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Paddy Lucas and Miss Audrey Llewliyn, Montague, were recent Sunday visitors to Red Point and North Lake.

The 'Misses Clarabelle- Chlng, Basin Head, and Sylvia Bruce. Red Point, have returned from a trip to wolfviile. N. 5. They at- tended the Baptist convention which was held there.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jarvis and daughter. Halifax, N. 3., spent some time visiting with his broth- cr. Angus Jarvis. Souris. and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie McPhee. Little Harbour. Mr. Jar- vis formerly lived at North Lake.

The Misses Ruth Robertson and Phyllis Rose. Moncton, spent: the Labour Day holiday at their homes in Red Point and East Baltic.

Miss Kerolyn Stewart, Rod Point. is taking up studiu at the Prince of Wales College, Char- lottctown.

"Mrs. Garfield Stewart has re- turned to her home in Red Paint having spent a week visiting with Rev. and Mrs. W. Macwalker. wolfviile. Nova Scotia.

Mr. Harold Hynes, school In- spector, Montague. visited Raed Point on September 2.

Miss Lyla Robertson entertain- ed several of her friends at her home in Kingsboro on September 1; The occasion was Miss Robert- son's lath birthday. She was the recipient of many nice cm: and the evening was pleasantly spent in games, music, followed by lunch. All wished Lyla many more happy birthdays;

Mr. Kenneth Campbell and Mr. Neil A. MCLs61l8ll. Red Poinl W0" business visitors to Charlottetown, September 2.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chins. Red Point, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Under-boy. F0?- tune, attended the picnic on Wed- nesday. August 27. at Cavendish Beach. The picnic was put on by the Confederation Life Associa- tion for island office and Hold staffs. -

Mr. Chester McNeil, Red Point. had the misfortune of cutting his hand with a lonlfe while at his work at Basin Head. All wish him a, speedy recovery.

Mr. John smith, Detroit, Michi- gan, (5 gpgndlng sum time VII”.- lng with his father. Mr. Daniel Smith, Souris. This is Mr. Smith! first visit to the Island and he is at present the guest. of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Robertson, Red Point.

Miss Audrey Robertson. 1'0"” Hill, spent the Labor Day holi- day at her home in Bad Point-

Mr. and Mrs. Earle Kennedy have returned to their home in Kingsboro. hwigll l"0nd9d "” Baptist. conven ion in wolfviile. .Nova Scotia.

Miss Betty Robertson, Munn'a Road. is taking a i-iuslneas couru at the U. C. C.. Charlottetown.

on Friday eveninii. Aulil-ll- 29, a. farewell party was tendered to Mrs. Ethel McLean and Doro- thy lit the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Robertson. Kinlebfm They left. September 1, for British Columbia where in future they will reside. Mr. Bell most clplbly acted as chairman and in a few well chosen words emf!!!” W9 regret of himself and the commun- ity. Mrs. Foster Young read the address to Mrs. Mclsui and Dor- othy, and Mrs. Lowell Oliing pre- sented them each with a lovely

' gift and a cum or money. Mrs.

Mclean and Dorothy thanked all for their kind expmllom The evonlnt was spent in music and singing, follows by a dainty lunch and all wish th in both "3011 voy- IE9-W . : U

Il..l. Malian li.0. Optometrist ' rims; and supplying Glasses. oto.

Office llourai

Offieo Connected wit! Maben Drug Co. Ilontagne.'l'. I. I.

Eastern: Kings - Exhibition Opens

The Eastern King”: Exhibition got off to an excellent atart yea- terday with the Judging of the indoor exhibits. each class of which was well filled. The num- ber and quality. of cooking and canning aurpaned that of prev- ious years, but owing to the pre- vailing dry season the uality of the flowers and vegetsbe show: was slightly below that of former a. However. the very lovely pay of exhibits delighted the -largo crowd who viewed them. and only with difficulty were the jdgoa able to select winners. t e results of which are as fol- lows:

Vegetables:-1

Edwin Rel &: Son..RolIo Bay

Reid Undei-hay, Bay Fortune

Mrs. T. J. Robertson, Red Pt.

Henry Mallard. Gowan Brae.

Judge: R. B. MacLaren. .

Flower Cult.ure:- . Mrs. J. B. Matthew. Souris Mrs. Harold Gf'Matthew, Souris James Brennan. Souris. Judge: G. ,C. Warren.

l1ouaelteeping:- I Mrs. D. L. Ma Cormack, Sourls Mrs. Percy Wh e, Souris Mrs. Colin Dixon, East Baltic Mrs. Angus Mccormack, Souris Mrs. Irving Baker. Lakevllle, Judges: Maylea Manning and

Mary A. Robin.

Fancy Worii:-

Mrs. Walter Witty. Fzirmlngion

Mrs. .113. Maclsaac, Rock Barra

Mrs. George S. MacDonald, South Lake

Judges: Maylea Manning Mary A. Robin.

whim Road and Vicinity .fHer many friends are pleased to know that Mrs. M. J. Munro.

whim Road. has recovered from her recent illness.

Miss Elaine MacPherson. Bell- vue, was a. recent visitor at the home of her sister and brother- in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell. Whlm Road.

Mrs. W. A. Bruce. Valleyfield West, and Mr. asd Mrs. J. Fraser and family of Hamilton. Ontario, were recent. visitors to whim Road.

and

The oid"time square dance held at whim Road Hall on Wednes- day evening drew a. large crowd of both young and old folks, who thoroughly e n 1 o y e d themselves dancing the old time reels and Jigs.

Miss Lona MacDonald and Miss Mary K. Munro, both of whim Road, and Miss Dot Stewart, Kil- muir, are now attending Grade XI chases at Montague Memorial High School.

Miss Ruby Masl'..eod. whim Road. is now on the teaching staff of Montague Memorial High School. Miss MacLeod was in charge of Alexandra School last year.

Mr. Kenneth MacDonald. Kil- muir. recently left forlCharlotte- town. where he will attend Prince of Wales College.

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SEPTEMBER 10, 1952

Plans For Community

Centre At Murray River

Plana to build a new community centre at Murray River were formulated at a. special meeting held at the Murray River School last evening. The meeting was at- tended by a large number of in. t t of the lty who discussed the plans at considerable length with excellent results forthcoming.

officers elected for the develop- ment of the-proposed project are president. Dr. M. L. Bonnell: vice- president. E. K. Johnston: secret- ary-treasurer. George Ferguson.

The centre. to be known as the Southern King's Cornmunl Centre. will ' ' -' basketball, vol- ley ball. badminton. bowling. bil- lards and table tennis. It is plan-

ned to use the oentr . 101' Katherine: to pron1eot.:utlTe;;3:n' sical and social development of ti); community, the first through F13 activities. the second through M): soclation and interchange of ideas An AIADUIA t ' been formed to put on get the idea underway.

Another meeting will be held in the school next Monday mgm ,3 discuss furthei-plans for the centre

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