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.,,,.,lD1(\iranieau, LLL.. K.C.. ' f,’,l,,,l,lc, will formally re- xll ‘ Dominion Government 1 ‘flier anniversary celebra- gluricttetuwii on -A115091' 24 ,-dcnme the French delega- l,l,ll,|f of thc Dominion of

nect wu received

1° lazllaillm here on Sat- °',,§l.a..le.l by In ¢=l>f¢”l°l1 ‘°°°;,..... in. in-n, R. B. Bch- tllle Minister, that he is un- ,wlaiiy to be present.

S ELBOW JOINT-

nine year old son pl, cameron of Wellington mel- d peculiar accident on y while he was leading s pasture. The calf became md the rope by Whltlh he mg led became tangled in ,ls llnnd and caused a soft

fracture of the elbow

The little chap was brought hospital Friday evening, All X.ray of the injury was ,nd after receiving treat- uie little boy was allowed to

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venture S., Captain Straight, plies between Summerside edeqlle every day lost its l. ln it was leaving Bedequc on its return trip Saturday g when the key which fas- ¢ propeller became loosu the nut to slip off. The ac- delayed the crossing for hours. The boat put back ybari and Captain Sampson was telephoned to come to ance of the disabled boat. Gallant of Summerside

is gasoline boat set off the harbor and towed the S. to Sulnmerside.

TH 0F MRS. PAYNTER- passed away at the home of ughter, Mrs. William Cou- ensingtnn. on August 8th. harlotte Paynter. widow of ie John Payuter, at '19 years ,e Mrs. Poynter was Miss to Godfrey of North Wilt- but had resided in Kensing- re her girlhood, and was highly esteemed. There are moum, three daughters, Mrs. lfoase, of New Annan, and ohrl Johnson of Margate, to sympathy is extended. The tcok plat* on Friday from ills Church to the Peoplc's ry at Kensington and was attended.-S.

INJURED - W'hil°

at the pile driver on the Wharf on the Thursday.

.\ir. Peter Morrison re-

iniurlcs when a

tile niachlne fell

lhc

at the

:'.‘rlci~_ l-lc was taken

Czyv 1lc.»;ii:..1 wlzere an X-

rs-d collar

before this a,ccide'n-t a Mr. Geo Gal- meclical attention

sn1.i.=h of ciecsote entered

lhc ‘True hammer of the

slruck the top of a

pile.

window of the Marl- Company attracted s. lot of attention last.

from lhe passer;-by. They

l ln their stops by the brilliant light emitted window. Turning their

it they saw the cause two of the reflectors candle power lights in-

which will be used as part

lighting equipment for

Stage and Horse of the Grand Stand Grounds. The state- thc advertisement oi’ that the lighting of

and the stage would be intensive illumination

was no exagger- square reflectors

candle power

make the 100 x 280 Horse bright as day. Spectators

Grand Stand, particularly blencher and main Grand

ordinary interest to

Klllgs County took place

on the evening of

“hen Miss Birdie Coffin

bride of Mr Willard °@l'fl110hy was perform lllanso by their pastor, 13011. The attendants Grace Dingweli of North Mr. Alvah Ching of Red i-S6 Coffin spent a number

United States,

A high place trained nurse.

111 011° Of our most en- 'md 51100053111 farmers. very Dopular in their

Bild among their

acquaintances. They

beautiful new home at ,1°11°W@d br the best llfir many friends for ‘11111_110y€d happiness as 11101 pathway together.,

which will take

Goodwill Airi

at Upton Airport’

BELLS-An event

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-NARROW ESCAPE-A young.

man had a narrow escape from 50110115 111.il11'y on Friday evening on the corner of Summer and .Water, Bummerside, when he 195; 'his footing on the curb and fell in 'front of a motor car coming round the corner. The driver of the auto- mobile was able to stop and all was well. Several persons who saw the young man fall said he had g C

Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Munn, Marsh

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A'l` ST. JAMES ._ D,,._ Moorhead uguugff E 13;; gonwood Hipital on Saturday. She

congregrlaglian tyeiilerday forenoon_ olmfesed t e highest appreciationl

y 11 e province being -»-”“”---»- --» .--he is

did sermon on three texts, taken W

-ooNcRaTul.ATl0Ns _ Ml- l

and Mrs. Josephus Smallman, oi summefslde. have received word of.

the arrival on August 10th of a has returnedtoher home in Brain- funeral services for Mrs. Simpson

little son to Mr. and Mrs. c. R. tr Smallman of Montreal. Many Sum. merside friends join in congratula-

tions.-S.

harlotte Munn, psychiatrist New b

eld was shown over the new Fai

very narrow escape, s, _

Y01'l¢. Wl’10 is visiting her parents, storm early Saturday moming, the Jerry Adams. David Casely, Colin

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the magnificent accommodation

ould prove a tremendous asset to

-RETURNED nom:-Mrs Brock, wEnNEsmiy .

who has been visiting her mother, .

.Joseph Cannon, of Sulnmerside, “F UN1=`-RAL SERVICES - The 5

EEK’S NEWS BUDGET For oUR SATURDAY SUBSCRIBE '

SAD FATALATY-A 58d tragedy

occurred at Riverton recently when, the young son of Mr. and Mr;

raiurllr. AccrnENT _ charlie, I

1l4!'10Y. the two-yell-l‘-010 <1-11118111411' i' "Chuck" Jemmett met with s pair-

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Macl.»e0d.l ful soddent when he fell from n

VISITS I-‘ALCONWOOD - Dr. TWO BARNS BURNED-.Struck sang a solo during the ce;-vice, The

to the ground. The contents of the: were in charge of Mr. Roy Philips

Th

surance. L11l”8€ly Hi-tended, the Diocesan As-

together. “What is Life", asked st. James, "Vanity, Vanity, all is Van. lf-y." Bllid Solomon, (when he had last his hold on God.) "Rejoice, ye- 10106. BBl1in I say rejoice," replied St.

Fauéogho liiadlugivcn his whole life

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n‘,:ea_nt_ ahe s°lgw,.¥)1l‘1atw?;;§°u; homo in Kensington. Miss Corldonl Love,” was most expressively render-l yas A nge 11,0113 r°S'd°,1;11“ °1 K0”-‘ingéi

ed by Ml-5_ H01; Tl- lll _ M_ Cl ._ on an ve on 0 homcstea j Campbell was o,w,‘l_,,_"’ 1 ““ with her brother, M.. James gan-,

.- don. Another brother, John Tho-

mas, is also left to mourn. Tho

TBANS-ATLANTIC PARTY-A-fl111@1'i1l 110011 Dlace on Saturday

party of gentlemen from the yachtilmlning from her home to Indian "Lexia" which arrived in the city|River Church. Burial was in the on Thursday morning from the Oldl R- C- C0l11€’ff‘f.\'--~S-

country. paid a visit to mlvay ln' .

the afternoon and were much im-l TUESDAY pressed with the spot. Speaking - . , with Hon. Wyndham Quinn whfi?de’i:t§§fvgl1i1edB§‘}o‘ri1iiiToiTS?iI;idt:? halls from Northern Ireland but Bfmlgllsl 1-_nlplll Glmlvood me dl,,,g_' 8-1 D1'€591'i1» 1111111! 111 1110 50111-11 Ofiloii of illustration Stations loses one Ireland, he said conditions havcof lls best 0pel.alol.s` M,__ Gorrlll has become Hlmwt Hormel. but ihereloperated the station at Glenwood was still some political unrest in|slnce 1927 with entire satisfaction to i-116 South- The ylwllt "L¢'Xli1" lofiithe division and the surrounding dis- Charlottetown on Friday moming-tricts. Notable achievements of Mr. for Halifax. From there it will pro-1Gorrill have been the introduction ceed to Newport, R. I., and thencelof alfalfa and fodder corn in the

the Province. I

-PASSED AWAY IN KENSING-

TON-Friends will learn with re- Bfet of the passing of Miss Johan-- na Condon on Thursday at heri

home

Pete Kelly, Abegweit hockey

star, blossomed forth in a new role when he won the Prince Ed-, Edward Island golf championship! and the J. J. Gaudet trophy ini the final 18 holes played on thei Summer-side course Saturday after- noon,

Playlng steadily and consistently

Kelly carded an 80 which coupled with hu 'IB of the week previous at the local links gave him a total of 156, a seven stroke advantage over his nearest rival. Arnold Tay-| lor of Summerside. Taylor, a. for-- mei- champion, put together rounds of 86 and '77 for 163.

The youthful Summerside per-

former found Kel1y's lead of 10 strokes from the first round too much of an obstacle to overcome though his round of 'l'l was the best effort of the day.

A number of automobile accid-

ents occurred in the city and vicin- ity over the week-end.

Saturday night about 11.30, a car

operating without lights crashed into another car near the corner of Great George and Kelit Streets. Glancing off the first oar, the of-1 tending vehicle “sideswiped” a sec- ond. About the same time a car proceeding out the Malpcque Road struck a carriage which was pro- ceeding in the same direction. and gave the occupants a 'severe shak- ing-up, throwing them from the wagon. Mrs. John Spencer received severe injuries to her leg. The driv- er of the car explained that he had been blinded by the lights of

an approaching car.

As a result of a collision on the

Borden Road near Crapaud, a young lady received painful lniur-I ies to her hand. |

Last night about 12 o‘clock one'

car crashed into a second, and fin- ally ended up against a telephone pole. The latter car was consider- ably damaged.

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NANTES - KELLY NUPTIALS.-

St. Josephs Church, Kclly's Cross was the scene of a large gathering Wednesday August 8th, when Mary Teresa Nantes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Nantes. Maplewood. became the bride of Earle Vincent Kelly, son of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Kelly of Stanchel. The nuptial cere- mony was performed by the pastor. Rev. Clarence Pitre. The bride was gowned in white French crepe, princes, style, and wore a picture hat to match. She carried an arm bouquet of sweet peas and baby's breath. The bride was attended by her sister, Helen Margaret Nantes as bridesmaid who wore yellow silk organdy, with matching picture hat and orchid accessories. She carried an arm bouquet of baby chrysan- thcmums_ The groom was ably sup- ported by his brother Reginald J. Kelly. The bridal party entered the Church to the strains of Mendel- ssohl-l'a Wedding March played by the bride's cousin Miss Helen M. Kelly of Haverhill, Mass. Appro- priate hymns were sung during the ceremony by Mary Creamer of Maplewood. The Church was taste- fully decorated with garden flowers, arranged by the girl friends of the bride. A wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride*s

Glenwood district.

ATTENDING CAMP-Mr. William Warren, Provincial Boy Scout Com- , rnissionel' and Gordon Hyde, Rover Squire, left yesterday aftemocn for Alberton. where they will assist in conducting a camp for Alberton and Sillnmerslde Scouts. The camp will be of eight days duration. The camp leaders are Ralph Crodcett and Henry MacLean of Alberton_ Both Gordon Hyde and Ralph Crockett recently attended the Gilwell Camp for Scout leaders in Nova. Scotia. The site for the camp has been kind- ly loaned by the Misses Sweet and Read.

-NEWS RECEIVED-Mr. and

Mrs. Walter Callbeck of Summer- side received a telegram yesterday of the marriage of their son Bruce to Glusna Porter in the Methodist Memorial Church, Denver, Color- ado, on Saturday at four o‘clock. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. Cox. The happy young couple left on a. wedding tour to the Sulphur Springs. Mr. and Mrs.5_ Callbeck will reside in Denver| where Mr. Callbeck has a respons- ible position with the Atprior Hat Co. Many Summerside friends wish them every happiness. S. l

ISLANDER ORDAINED T0 THE

PRIESTHOOD-At the chapel of Loyola Collcge, Montreal, on Sun- day, August 12th, Rev. John V. Cass, SJ., was ordained to the holy priesthood. Father Cass pre- vious to entering the Jesuit Order was engaged in the teaching pro- fession, being a teacher on the staff of Queen Square School in Charlottetown. The newly ordained priest is expected to arrive at his home at North River on Wednes-| day and on Sunday, August 19th, to celebrate his first solemn high mass at St. Dunstan’s Basilica, Charlottetown.

How the frontiers of civilization,

in Canada. have been rolled back, how even the most remote out- posts in the Dominion have been brought relatively close to the large centres of population, and how new areas of vast wealth have been dis- covered. explored, developed for Canada through the labours of dar- ing Canadian airmen who grew up' amid the best traditions of Cana- dian aviation and air transport were described by Col. George A. Drew, soldier, author, and lectur- er a.t a Rotary-Gyro dinner held last evening at Beach Grove Inn in connection with the Maritimei

g0°(l1lwnl,A1r _'£10151 Mrlm £511? 1-915 01 01111130 111°S§°l115- Oplleliai August. 19th and 26th. Rev. Mr. 119001011005 farms of Mr. J. E. Daley. lolla, onl nlsesauakeillfe-*lljfi slllgl _F UCE -roses interspersed with fern favli- stewart and family are making The ,ollowlng resoluuom “wc Satui-day: of Mr. Malcolm MacKen- ° pe ' °‘ ‘V 11' °1’e“' 101100 1-110 l11'lf1“l l>0UCiuet. Of sim- their headquarters with his niece assed. ` zie, Rose Valley on Monday; of Mr.1 1118 1115 address 51111011 11111 11°_111‘1lilar material. but in palest pastel Mrs. Wallace Reeves ci Emerald. 1’ Resolved that 1,, mem, n Hector xvihcxay, pesable. on Tues-' founddthirg tiliie pecplelofm Prince pink was the bridesmaids gown They contemplate visiting friends recom ,lrglng the ,farrymg g,,f°:)f°a,doy. and of Mr. William Johnstone, an W0” 51"? Y 911" lillhlch was trlmlmed with fril‘_ed ruf- in many sections of the (Province , t l llcld ,Rl New London, on Wednesday, and of

' es and rev” ed R "Sh mil “am 111111113 111911' “m1111011 llerlml' Mr' Resolved that this meeting place

R1(i11~‘\RD'B1‘11‘1“ wEDD1NG°"A WHS of matching P11111 '15 \V01'0 1161' aliiy e'lnnot 1"* par'i`lelcd any-1 » - » - - i ~

, -- - ~ - - li i - .ilvii-lv '_ Mddills Of interest 1° the families slippers and mittens. Talisman roses, When.-_ ll‘,°’;,,‘l,l§,f,'ll'§;,"ffl',l, ,l,;‘ ,,f.§,‘§‘l§l,1,?,fs"“,,}' -arroiivrrp as sTaTioN and friend? of thewecntracting PBT' were i.n the attenda.nt'g bouquet. At -_-- me Federal Natural Pmdllcls lVla,._ MASTER AT MISCOUC-HE-Mr.' ties took pace yes rdf-ly 11101111118 “line reception that fouowed at thei i\iAsoNlC sERvlcE AT BEL- lletlng Acll and ,lm ,l,l_, meellnll Joseph caliaghsn. ticket agent at

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her niece, Miss Doris MacNevin, who 110011 from her late home in Darn-l was also the guest of Mrs. Cannon. ley. Rev. Mr. Williamson conduct- -5~ ed the Service. assisted by Rev. lva-.`

D Manderson. Mr. Charles Woodside

y lightning during the thunder pallbearers were Messrs Roy Adams,

wo large barns of Mr. George, Adams. Lloyd Adams and Blllce lark, Noi~th.Wiltshire were burned Casely. The funeral an-angemengs

uildings, hay and farm maehineryl of Kensington -s, _ ere also completely' destroyed.| __ l e loss was partly covered by in- ‘

sembly of the third annual Euchar-

vis1ToRs IMPRESSED wrrll, 1.51” .C°“S"`eSS_ 01 1112> 1101111111 Cetho- l, sci-:NERY-lvlr. and ans. Bernard 11° D1°°°-‘B 01 Ciwfivflflvwn Opened ,l

al- 51 Marys Church Souris last

;1cl;ll,l§ll»;l=al<;fe§l<;r;htgl;ivryrtri“p;1lliénl/1133 evenlllgr The wremon, was a>mo5, ner of Queen an.-l Euston streets a l daughter, have ml-ed in the city ”}l”’°“‘"’ °“° 1” “i’“"S1‘ ‘”1‘1°1‘.1‘“ 511° ¢i.°§.i§’i°.'l. 1f§.;ei»‘l?.§e§.ii§§n‘§§§£; by 111°t°1` 10 "1-111 M1- 111111 M111- N911' Zellgfllsgfllliemgglg melzorable reuglolis on Euston Street was struck on the ‘ S _ McDou all. 129 Upper Prince Sireekl , 5 C” Settlement In running board by another car. driven i Very Winsome 111 11 111955 01 Ilfivyl

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Tl - M _ d M 4 R l ~ ~ l _H1111 t o_ erection of its first Ca-

ns 15 r an rs “gg es 11152 tholic church thirty-four cars la- b

visit to the “Garden of the Gulf ber 1' P

and they are enjoying their visit dlergy from all secuons or the

very much- They are much impress- pl l . completely around, and finally came ed by the scenery of the Island. ell? ,?fCell\;§rEhp,Le§fln$,};,n?,,E,};; 635,; to rest against the curb. The run-

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--FUNERAL SERVICES - The ¢0llgrpgllll0l,l_ rear wheel was broken, in addition

funeral services for Mrs. Florence t Newland were held on Saturdav af-

*°“ 1 taxed to accommodate the large 1”

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ternoon at the Presbyterian Church,- -WEDDING BELLS-A weddingibrol-len, and the front wheels were

Kensington. Many friends from out-` of mudh interest, lp thell. many side 11011115 111191111911- RAW- MY. OS- friends took place on Thursday bou.rne conducted the service, assis-, dftel-nooll al, l,w0_lllll.ly 0~cloCk_ al ted by Rev. Mr. Fream. The pall me pllsb,-l,`slall Mmm, sllmmep bearers Wm Mayor 1»e=l'<i- M\‘SS1'S- side of Mrs. Kathleen ivlénougali or W. B. MacArthur. Joseph Sheen, Sl,l.l`ngl-leld Wei, ,D Mr Geollge' Gordon Glover, James B. Profitt and Home lllgllly ,lespeclkd ' ,md ,,e_ Hartle Simms. Interment wasin the llmd ' farmer ol, Oleary The Peoples' Cemetery at New London. ceremony was perfumed l,'y Rev TS- st. Clair Jeans, Pastor of the

NARROW FS`(,TPE__C0nsldm_ab,n Piesbyteriari Church, and the

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e wmer °! Wey' merslde The brid was attlred in a

mouth and Dorchester Streets when Charmlll mode, eo, brown L°“15' the 1“'° Yea’ “ld 8°” °1 M1' are e wifh bei et ‘ mi s ‘thmhoi and Mrs. Bernard McCloskey, an: Shoo; in irosynmwnslétwa Ma grasped the end of at wire dangling MacPh,__;,m was dressed 'bl ri from an electric light pole. The lace “,161 “,,_ll,£` l n WSI), screeches of the little chap who was ln summe d Mgccesgogéi' H e unable to release his hold soon at- we tl., rs! els ',anTl_l ` Ome tracted a number of passersby andi H re e gllelg ° e Mwiey residents Of nearby houses. Mr. Olga' ag P tfslgwrday' for pnm.t5 William Bell. realizing the danger gl ew. rlmswlc ,and Nova §c°t1_a` of the lad held his wrists while Mr. _ M’1 "lf," 1’ ’f"“’"5e1 WY, ‘V111 “S1119 1" Wm. McGee pulled aivay the live Ol' owes aim ul home at wire. It proved to be a secondary gary

wire which broke from the pole. 'W' Repairs were S0011 made by Mari- INJURIES NoT SERIOUS-The Mme 1171991110 11110111611- condition of Albert Lund, a chauf-

'__' feur for Jimmy‘s Taxi service who

_‘WEDDING BELLS-A pretty is in hospital suffering from in-

wedding was _-,oiemnized at Eg. juries received in a car accident, is mont Bay dn August 9 when M155 not regarded as serious and it is Nellie Gallant, daughter of Mr. and eXi9€¢l€d he will be Olit Of 11051115111 Mrs. Bernard Gallant, became the in a few days. He received a serious bride of Mr. Edmund Arsenault, <1'-it Ol/'21' 0110 eye fllld Some 11111101* son of Mr. Clement Arseliault and C1115 3110 111111505 011 '-116 111111 H1101 the late Mrs. Arsenault of‘Egmont| “'35 i-ll H- 11212601 C0lldii»i0ll yesterday- Bay. The ceremony was performed’I1 15 5111190500 110 WHS i»11f0W11 by Rev, F, x, Gauane The in-id.. through the windshield of the car was attended by Miss Eleanor he was driving While making the Arsenault, cousin of the groom, and tl-1171 01/ Sl11il11'S C01`11@f. S0l1i<11D0l't. the groom was attended by M.-_ Ed. at a late hour Tuesday night while mund Ga11ant_ brother of the returning is the city. He was pick- bride, The bride was aimed in d ed up ili an unconscious condition sand dress with hat and slices to Rnd taken E0 1105191111-l» C011-W11710 match. A reception was held in the Jay 01 the R- C- M. P. investigated evening at the home of the groom. 1110 111111-T181’ y€Si-0l'<18y but 001116/ fllld Many gifts were received to show no witnesses to the accident. All the popularity of the c0up1@_ 5_ that the victim could say, in reply

--___ to inquiries, was that something

AUDREY SIMPSON AND JOHN must have gone wronl, with the

REED WED-The vancouver Sun steering wheel. The car itself was says:-The first day of August badly demolished.

numbered among its fair brldesl -- Audrey. youngest daughter of Dr. _VISITING PASTOR AND FAM- and Mrs. Stuart Simpson. 4140 Os- ILY-Rev. Roy J, stewart, A.B., lei' Avenue- whose marriage to lvlr. Tha., and family or Westville. N. -1011-ll R-ilm-S-Hy R660. only S011 Of MT. S., arrived by car ferry Friday and Mrs. Charles H. Reed, 5961 noon to spend ll few week, vaca. Adera Stret, was solemnlaed Wed- tion on p_ E_ 1_ Mg-_ Spewlll-t 15 5,; nesday evening in canadian Mem- native of west Point who len his 011111 Chiillel at 11811-1121-<1 0131111 native heath some 20 years ago. °'°1°ck- Rev- A- M- 581110101 191101 He is li. graduate of Muskingum the marriage service at which Miss College, New Concord, 0,, and Milyslfft ,£51309-'>;=11 ‘gas her si-sler’s'Prm.-etovm Theological seminary. °1`1y B 11 11-11 U1 MT- D10l¢ C15-T' N. J. After 16 years in the U. S. 1’1€l>ll11MSl1i>§°;14>d MI. Reed as best, A. he returned to canada being 1115-11- 1' 0 1'! H-Oy and MY- D011-l called to the astorate of a Fres- fild E- 5111116 acted as ushers and; byieriah cohgrlggatlon in ontario. MTS- Morris Taylor Sans “I Love Ml-_ stewart is now located at west- Y0\1 Tilrii/" Hcwmpanicd bv the or-l ville, N. s. with a congregation or Sfiillilb M1- J» E- W€li0l1- 131'- 400 members. I-le preached at Simpson gave his daughter in mar- Kensington sunday morning and fialf- Whittle Sweetie. posed overlevening and at rreewwn in the us roua sa n. fashioned the lovely nfiern0dn_ Ml~5_ iRev_) J. g°W11 W‘11"‘l by 1110 1'all"l10ll‘0d 111100- Stewart of Westville was tlitiusrgvlcist Dfiiflfy f1'i-111118 Cl1i\fHCI€I‘iZECl thei at Kensington Presbyterian Church neckline while the ntted swath ofislmday even‘mg_ Al me morning 111° 8°W1`1 l’x1'@11f10C1 11110 11 l01181services Mrs. Stewart and lvlrs. 1111111- 511001118 the €y9-S WB-S 11101 Wallace Reeves of Emerald rendered bridal veil of embroidered net, which ii duct He will occupy the pulpit was caught at the sides with clus-1 of Zion Church. Cliai~lo'.tctown.

I at the beck- Her lmao nwlmir hat stewart states that island hosplt»;

of

ee. Mass. she was accompanied by Crozier were held on sunday after- of ll,” l,lll“_ died 5,; n result of gate while playing at his home '

eating muratic poison. It is believ- s edl that the child reached thei deadly poison where it was kept in an outbuilding, by climbing over some egg cases which were stored| there. Medical aid was immediately, summoned,- but nothing could be, done to save the child’s life and she‘ passed away a short time after her parents discovered her lying un- conscious near the scene of the-

tragedy.

CAB-S DAMAGED-A car drivenlv'

the groom was bride’s maid and

ustaining a broken wrulg I

-WEDDING BELLS--In the! °°-11V911i- 01101161 at Summerside onl 'Il185dBy 11101111118 two marriages wen solemnined, Rev. G. T. Mac-l Lellan celebratingl the Nupiiuli Mass. The contracting parties were Miss Loretta Bemard to Mr. Fred- Erick Perry. both of summerside. The bride was daintily attired in a blue ensemble with whize hat and shoes. Miss Mildred Perry, sister of

y Mr. Vivian Smallwood was badly b'°1't¢ha 816911 Silk dress. The brides --6- - -- .i2..§".l.‘;-.B.;"§f;?..*:'l;f.’3;§;d,2;z

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Miss ‘Mbna Perry who was united in llllifflilse to Mr. John J. Gallant of ummersidc. The young bl-ide was

y M,._ Patl.lcl{ Wood' whlch was, blue with white hat and shoes, Her. roceedlng south on Queen Sueellbildes maid was also dressed in,- Mr. Smallwood's car was turned, 111116 Bild Was Miss R/eta Gallant of

Ln board was damaged and the left

o considerable other damage. The indshield of the other car was

Mont Carmel, Mr. Amos Gallant “C190 8-S Eroomsman, The happy 11011118 couple will make their homes ln_ Sllmmerslde where their many

friénds wish them every halmpim-55_

damaged. '

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ane n e Chllrch Mango

Many friends learned with deep` “'55 1119 596111' 01 3 1110'-iy f‘ilil1li3ll

regret of the death on June ll, C"19m011y0n Auglist 7Lh_, when Rev.i 1934, of John condoh of Appbilfnlllvf Walias. united in marriage! Road in the 1-ith year of his agc.,Mi11l°ffil- v°vHs@§t daushier of

In delicate health for some Mr- ‘md M15- H- 1"01111l-113 Of New months, his death was not unex- G19-5€0W. Nova Scotia, .o Douglas, pected, and passed to his eternal 01115’ S011 of the late Mr. and Mrs. rest fortified by the holy rights|1`11'111`y T000. Of Stanchel, P. E. I. of the Roman catholic church ol-T119 y°\il1€ bride looked very .vin- which he was a devoted member. 51111113- was 80W11@‘1 lll White F‘l'cnch I-Ie is survived by his wife and C1000. White picture hat, and ac-l nephew on the homestead, and the Ce-55011" 10 1110-1011- She carried an, following sister and brothers: Mrs. “"“_1’°11fiU9l- Of Sl1alJ-dragon and

James Kelly, Haverhill, Mass.:I1°1‘b.VS breath. The bridal couple Patrick of Green Road. and Char- “"9 a11"‘1_1‘1Pd by Mr. and Mrs. les of Appln Road. The funeral was Herberlf D1’1°11- A1191' 1110 C9l”0l'll0l'ly held on June iarn to st. Josephs 1116 bflflll party molored io the Church. Kelly`s Cross, where Re- 1`1°m° °11110 0fi11€'s 5151-Er Mr. and quiem High Mass was celebrated M15- Herbert _Cl°W- R056 V12-lley.. by the pastor, Rev. Clarence Pltre. “`11e1'° 1* W9‘1f1111i{ Slipper to rela~i P.P,, after which the remains were 11195 and C105” f11‘31`1d5 01 1116 y0ung| laid to rest in the adjoining cem-.§;1;P(1)‘;- cZ:;i\;@r1'i"€f1- A 135515 lélum-| etel-y_ ers assem Ie o do The pall bearers were John h°"°1` 1131119 newly malfied C01l1>l€ Bolger, Stephen Toole, Peter Cus-|A11el' 11i1Vl1lS received a 8Bl1€l'<>US ack. Angus Dart. John cuillfle and' 118111- "'11 b°‘if\¢ing the groom theyi James w.ach1ey. i;1§;’:l;f§1v-asAm°“L§ lille pre-allipfiai

.___ a m ce aneous s ower,

at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

The Lay Association of the Unit- Keating, where many beautifuliiirrgg

ed Church of Prince Edward Is- useful gifts were received which land met in annual session yester- testifies the popularity of the bride. day afternoon and evening at Bed- Mr and Mrs. Todd will l-...ide lll eque, there being upwards of 100 Stanchel, where the groom is u delegates present. popular tradesman_ All wish them

Mr. Horace Wright, retiring pres- a happy and prosperous journey

ident, occupied the chair. through life.

Guest speakers at the afternoon V ____

session were Mr. J. C. Gass, Sack- MURCIIISON -NICIIOLSON ville, N. B., President of the Mari- NUPTIALS-On August 8th, in gor- tlmc Lay Association of the United 89005 Weather such as P, E. I. can church, who dealt ably with the Often boast of. the Manse of cale- work and alms of the organization. 1101111 was the scene or a beautiful

Rl,l,_ w_ 3_ Godfrey' of Molllll and delightful wedding, when Mr.

Allison_ University, followed i.n an ‘1°11-11 M°Q11¢°1'1 M111”C31l5011. SOn 0! interesting address on the oxford M1- *“‘°1.M“~ 011111125 M‘1l‘¢hl-vm. 01 Group Movemelm Glen William, and Miss Effie May In the evening officers were el- N1°h°15°n' da“gh1'°" °f 1.1" 1”” M1- ected for the ensuing year, as fol- ‘xgéld A115131 d1;’1‘1“1;'ff5~ u§_1€11é°1S1;1l11»u01 lows: » ’ '9 ie 0 President: Mr. J. H. Bryan, Al- ;f;x;‘,'€fn;f 1,;‘;’l1_¥'ll;xs‘“f,,§;’;;°“g'i:cc;rn1'l1;1:a‘;11;1(;l'i

bertcn. -

vlce_ l I _ _ by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murchison. Fa,.lane1_’l“li,,5e,f1,';f,‘,f,,og_I' Haniwn M° lll? gllggms Dagalnts. Mrs. Nicholson.. Secretary, Mr. Russel Laird. Ai- Mlss l;.l0l(.3fNrl:,ll,oli;x,;,`nN:‘1'st' Glmsd and berwn' Allan Nicholson brothel: eirthanb Mr' The new 1’1`e51dem~ M1- BTY3-1% arrived in cars 'with theiic ste ride' s1’°ke» 815° Me“1`5- W~ R- Creed- and decorations punctuall rdfimglisi Ch“11°“'°1°W11- M1- 51155- REV- MF- time arranged and the selrvice bet-31 Godfrey, and Rev. Claire Wright, gall Wlthlllll delay Rev Alllster 1111551011517 111 -1i1Pi\11- W110 iS 1115 Murray, Caledonia, officiated at the

gaiféent VlSiiiHE relatives in Bed- brief, but impressive ceremony. Right-

Th-e meeun \\ell. Mis. Gillis Melville, sister oi,

ss were attended by the bride. and Mr. ivlurdo D. Mc-i

great interest and enthusiasm. Leod, uncle, did their part as brides.

maid and groomsman. After the

“_” ceremony and the signing of the

T A , register and the necessary documents Prinr; f\El¢;E;a.;.i~gnil;ilanigetggjgpglfalglx glliltilllllélsiililyvcollplfe andl party drove on Livestock Marketing Board was held the brldelsirglge 3);: 0 M and "Cc to yesterday afternoon in Queen Square supper Bwalted ’ d er; a sumpwous School Hall with an attendance of was enlo ed b mv 1' bggpy "$11125 about fifty delegates representing Volmg col; l e gmitggy ,ll l" an gg the various shipping clubs. Mr. W. ‘llle ,md hgulvmoon e r mag; Y J. Reid, President. was in the chair. the vw, ,,m» “_,,lhe,“",f,"“,1,l°*‘t“1‘;1 The Secretary. Mr. J. A. Gillies. of l-,,le,,‘ds ` ` ` elf 05

_presented his report. and the finali~ ' ` FRIDAY

cial statement. Premier MacMillan and H011- 711100185 MHCNUW WEN 11- Five very successful Illustration 11101181-11056 Wl10 HClC11`€SSP¢l 1119 111601- Station Field Days have been held 1113- since Saturday. These were at the

gmatm Hmmm 0 W0 1Mr Thomas Noonan Richmond

itself on record as favoring the crch-1 ‘v("“°rday‘

PROPERTY SAIE-The housl

advertised for sale in Hillcrest Cres- cent has been purchased by Mr. Ml. A. Farmer from Mr. Reuben Mac- donald, who intends building a handsome new residence on his newly acquired lot in West Street- part of the Governor Heartz prop- erty.

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ivirs '

There passed to the home bo-

yond after a short illness Falconer Howetl, beloved son and only child of Chesley Howett of Tryon and Bessie Falconer of Granville,

P. E. I. Bom at Charlottetovk Sept. 15th, 1930, died July 23

only 14 years and l0 months.

There passed away to her ctemal

reward, at, the home of her daughiv ter, Mrs. William Cousins, Kenslng~ ton, Mrs. John H. Poynter, widow of the late John H. Paynter_ who pre- deceased her five years ago.

Mrs. Paynter was the last surv-

iving melnbci' of a family of nine children. of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Godfrey, North Wiltshire.

-PROBATE COURT-Hon. H. li.

Palmcr Judge of Probate, held B sessioii lll' the I’l‘r>liai0 Court at Sumnierslde Wwrinfisday when the Estate of Mary Kennedy of Water- ford, Lot 1. was closed and also _the estate of Margaret Murphy of Ken- sington wns closed. Heath Strong, K.C.. was Proctor for the Execuiors. In the afternoon argument was concluded ln the Joseph Duffy will case and the Judge announced he would give his judgment sometmis in September. S.

Donald McLean died at his horrm

at Highbalik, Kings County, when

he was born and spent his life 3 July 18, 1934, aged 78 years. His wi ow and two sisters Survive him, Mrp. McGregor, Quincy. and Mrs. Caima, who for the present resides with Mrs. McLean.

Mr. McLean was in delicate liealth

for the last year or two and was bed- fast for six months, but the neigh- bours were very kind and attentive to them both. He was of a quiet, gentle disposition. inoffenslve, loved and respected by his neighbours and all who knew him, and was content to stay at home all his life. Like hil forbears he was a thorough member, of the Presbyterian Church.

,Norman McPherson died at 11!! home in Glen Martin. July 21, 1934, after an illness of only five days hp his 82nd year. I-le is survived by his wife, three daughters and one son, as follows: Mrs. Mary Bonnel, Syd- ney, C.B., Nova Scotia: Mrs. Annill

Harvey Hemphill, Blue Lake. Celilz omia; Mrs. Catherine Stewa Quincy, Mass., and Johli Maicolm.0l1 the old homestead. His son. Ang a. bridge-builder was accidentala drowned in B. C. some y€l11`S 830. Fond of travelling, Mr. McPherson, visited quite a few places in Western. Canada. and the United States Though the end came suddenly Ml, McPherson was a. strong, healthy man and held onto his ruddy. smooth facqto the end. At the ver! beginning of his sharp. short illness, he had liie convirtloii that it was the end, With liunible and reverend confidence he resigned himself, tel- ling his wife and those of the family and friends around not to \vo!1'y or mourn for him, that he felt ready and eager to go.

BIRTHS

DALTON"-_lin the Prince County Hospital. Auausr lgith, 1934. to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dalton of Slimmer- side. a son. WAITE-lu the Prince County Hospital on August 8. 1934, to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Waite, a son. CAMPBELI.-At Burlington, July 18, 1934. to Mr. and Mrs. Cecfl Campbell, a dnllghteix Helen Geddie. MASS]-`.Y-Ar the 1". E. Island Hos- pital, Aug. ll. l.‘l.'i~i, to Mr. and Mrs. William Massey. City. 11- daughter. lV|'('CALLI"l-/\i the P E. Isla-hd Hospital. .»\'.=u. ll. 1934. to Mr. and Mrs. .lnliics Mc<`.‘t\‘:luii°l Cilv 3 dalightcr. CAMPBELI,-.»\'. Burlington, July 18. 193-i. to .\fl'. and Mrs, Cecil Campbell a dnlllzliier. Helen Goldie. BELL-Ori Aliens: 7. 1934, to Mr. :llid Mrs. Rllsscll A Bell. 3. daliuliter. .\lni'_\' l_.o_\-o`a_ l\I;lcRAI-I--At Biboilfieid. P. E L, Aug. 7th. 1934. io Mr, and Mrs. Earle MacRae, a son. . COLE-At Avondale, P. I, Aug- ust 4. 19714. to Mr. :uid .\'li's. Fred Cnir\_ ri soil. PI-ZRRY--Oli Sliilcl.i',' Aliplist 12. 1934. to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Perry, St, Eleanor's. a. daughter.

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AH0l11Dil0l1 011111011 111 11 0`01°01¢ home of the bride's parents Mrs. FAST-The s acious edifice of St. Summersid h _ he n o t . when the Rev. Frederic Cormicl' simpson assisted in receiving, wear-» Johns Presbyxierian Church was 'l;`,1:,?,l glpggsgtlllznmgllaflizils the new stziitioriisagerit aitplliililrgoiiiehiieil llfiltell lll 111111111180. 11/11118001119- ing ii gown of paiisy~pu.rplc crepe. throiiged on Sunday aftemoonl0l,el.al-We hell, lllsofal. ,ls llllcslocki to fill the vacancy caused by thei l'll1l1E11191' 01 M15- 9111101100 R-1Cl111l'¢1~ with hat to match, and corsage off when a church service under the,ml,lkellllg ls éollcel-llcd lll llcwl-5. -death of Thomas Keele. Mr. Cal-1 Of Ml1li‘l0rl. M1155-l 10 1’@l'0y L- Bell. pink roses. Mrs. Recd also received] aus ces of the Eldon Masonic ance wllll ll dllfllllle plllll ll, be sllu. lagha.n's appointment -is a popularl

parents to many relatives and close friends of the couple. Guests were; present from Charlottetown, Sum- imeraide, Port Hill, Kinkora sndf `I-Iaverhill, Mass. The table decroa-,

tions and color scheme throughout,

m1;'m,':;' A 1°1"1“1 the house was in pink and white. A color and ware silver sandals. Ah lighted by a candelebra of pink tap-

e nngaeonwci -,re'sc ~ ' y - . na ls. li-

Amein) wclllflome the visiting ranged the decorated bridal cakesl wry of the mass. Miss Clara Te- aid Suttie. while Miss Audrey'

A gpl-ew? “mo” 'mi The couple left on the afternoon,Blanc san8 shuberm A" M0115- Bosy, Miss Ruth Herbert and Missi auihm- llllllnlizculd C°.n°d` boat for n. motor tour of points of The organ music was furnished by|Eva Barton assisted in serving. R angel. S,l.lurex." ML interest in New Brunswick andlpf, ciaud Doiron. Immediately Hi- Following a wedding trip to Mount Mo uf 'l 1 my' Geo' Nova Scotia The bridc‘s travel cos-` ter the ceremony the 11111101 Daffy Rainier and other points in the near

for g-._-li mn ' inspect" of tume was rose beige with black ac-' and friends repaired to the Brittany South, Mr, and Mrs. Reed will' rm. illzbginnxai sl_'feYl- cessories. She carried her bla/ck coat: Tea Rooms where a dainty wedding make their home on sixteenth Av-1

4 75:. John; p_ $°§,',ln_' with squirrel trimmings. Many_brcakf:i;t was serllrliilci. azzlagfl lclnlllle West. llbraglaing agvlay ttlcle fc 1 U M I

._-.la-r; E. Sellwil 1-- 11 111 ' 1’°‘“11f“1 limi useful gmc were re- the br e wore a s 0 r e were a sm r navy uc s - pro mon. sells very e ec ver fi C l _ Edu, E” `1"f°'i' 11111111111; M.BR1:s' ceived includinB silverware. lll1¢‘l'\'sand P111 checks crepe' trimmed lem W1111 111’-Vy hat and white ac- solo entitled Come Unto Me. Be-:Mf?,L:;er;,,5urn(;\;1¥lmeStH(;’,?mm ter' may leave them at the Fire Hall ; li. \,\-.i_~,l,ll ollawa. Reg' and glassware as well as several,with brown taffeta, with accessor- ccssories. Out-of-town guests at, fore the close of the service, Mr., l,,,l,,cc Co,m,'y_W J Reld W H up in Slmdlly mol-ning, If they dl,

~~-.»-side; T.-'d B001, ‘l_lam_' cheque5_ Among me l,l-@-nupiid1_ ies to match. Following a trip to the wedding were Mrs. I.. l-I. Mac-, J. M. Nicholson of Summersidc.|McGr,,g0,. ' ` ‘ ' ' not find it mnvdnlenl to Send me

' ' d Beach. Me. they Wlll ,Leod, Pittsburglll Miss Jean Reed,” who stands high in the councils of- It W l decided ,hat ,ll exewllvc flowers, they may telephone and

A, events was a miscellaneous shower Old Orchar . A

"" brid when' reside in Main Street. Gil-y 0111 °1‘Shl‘l18l1i\l3 Ur. and Mrs W. I-Ll thc Fraternity, was invited by tholol- the Blond wlll, Mosqsc Shaw ,md one of the decoration committee

S011 01' M1- 111111 MTS- -701111 L- B011 with the principals, wearing poudre of Charlottetown. The bride was blue um, with bummed ol-gllndlel i!ll'0ll lll 1111111111841 by her bl‘0tl1¢Y. hat of the same shade, and corsagel Arthur. of Charlottetown and Dr. A. of l-Qseblldi Miss Jean p,el.d_ a_ J. Cormier supported the groom- sister of the groom. from shanghai." The bride was attired in a French lghil-ln, was lmu-ed in turquoise 1-,ludl creation made on long flowing lines lim wom with °5k-bl»°wll, hay, ,mul of daffodil yellow tulle over satin, lwcgggdl-l¢s_ A ¢l-ystal bowl that with large picture hat of silk chif- held muuve and pink sweellpeas fon and mohair in corresponding centred the tea- table. which was

pi

Lodge was held. The pastor of tho church, Rev. D. L. Griffiths, led in the devotional service, and spoke appropriate words of welcome _to the large number which had gath- ered fmm many points. some of the visiting Masonic brethren hailing from as fax' as Sumemrside. Among those in regalia who occupied the from as far as Summerside. Among Lodge. was a strong representation of the Montague Lodge. The Revd. Mr. Skinner preached from Revel- ation, 5, 2, and his illuminating expositions were highly appreciated by all. The church choir. with Miss A. McRae at the organ, led in- spiringly in the hymn singing. in which the vast gathering heartily joined. Master Kenneth Griffiths, who seems destined for the singing

mitted, said plan to be approved by 0110 and 1115 1110111' 111611115 Wl5l1 l1lm‘ ageneral meeting. the best of luck. Mr. Callaghani Resolved that this liicctlllg go on Will not take over his new 005111011

lecord as favoring rail grading ofllmtil late in September or early hogs, and that rcpveselitatlolis be in October S. | made to the proper authorities with i__ a view of having such a policy in- MEMORIAL SERVICES - Next augurated at the earliest possible Sunday the members of the Chnl-_ moment. lottetown Fire Department withi Resolved that the thanks of the @x.1=-1.-en~l@n_ nl-9 huldlng their dn.

l\'l11l'l<€lll18 B01il‘d ll1€‘ml1<‘FS 110 GX- nual Memorial Services at the Ro- lended 11211110.19- N- R“11“'1‘-V 101” Ser' man Catholic and Peoples Ccmet-| vices ren ere , , Resolved that this Board extend! §_;i§|s¢`,llT1;;ellllp; mglefl l};:,;m§hl;yF?l}l1.E

warm thanks to the Provincial and Hall at 2 délock and chlel Mc_ Federal Governments for financial Ellchem takes mls oppommlw of

md nth" assistance rendwcd during extending a cordial invitation to all

e year. i . Following were the directors ap- §gr',£ln'et1',;1e:,‘e_t,(:0a;1tl€,'2l'f.`,l,:,€k

pointed: ' _

Kl __ l zens who desire to contribute flow-

ngs County Aex Hnmnwn' P' ers in memory of the men who

A. M Isaac. ~

c have responded to the last alarm.

_, ‘ airlileii registered at Bt the home of the c _ ~ _ ~ ~ _ _ ,

V. ,~ lun, where they had 119i1fly 200 friends of the ccuplmtown guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ar-|Hili, Calgary; and Mrs, W, Anpastor to speak, which he did [Gllll,,5' should look ,mo the mane: Wm can sunday mol-mm, ohm, _ -liars of thr- Prince Ed- Billllefed to express their good ihllr Richard, Charlottetown. Mrs. Stewart. Charlotletown, P.E.I. The briefly. but his words were imprcs- of the appllcallnn of me Marketing Mcl-Iachem and a party will motor ;~ \-,-.. pi i, drove me wlshu Ml._ and Mm Kelly will he,Ei-nest sonier. Malden. Mass., and bride lg ii granddaughter of Mrs.i sive and appropriate. The City nf ACL in Shel-wood cemetery when 3 - Ri hard, Waltham -Mass.-iD. R. Bell of Stanley Bridge, Charlottetown was strongly repre.

1° Silllhope B r t ~ i.. at ch i aawna e . _

eu” nm °' “ h°”'° ° Mind” '"1 e ' iP.s:.x. ' .cured in the congregation. r.. w.....-..-. c.. -..._ of the lm chief /i. si. Luce.

i _ s. " "i”'r“,."'- ' ~- ~"'~"* _ T » a K’

1 ` *.1 .I ».» - . .S\

about August 20th.

i Moncton Trsnscriltff-

..::;.;..'in' l

bouquet will be placed on the grave

MARRIAGES

Mark,-\E-WVOOD-On Alilxlst 14, 1934. by Rev. E. J. Clilslir\'n'l. M.A. John Mari'-tae of Cherry Valley to Mary Frances Wood of Pcu-nail. DART - GAMBLE--At DeSf.ble ch August. 2. 1934. by Rev. Gnome Ayers. Daniel Dart of DcSuble to Lottie Gamble of Hmnptnn NANTI-ZS - KEl.I.Y.- Ai Kelly's Cross, August Bill. 1934. b_\' Rev. Clarence Pitre, Mary Teresa Nantes to Earl Vincent Kelly. :-...ml-;""'_v._--i_~_=z