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Latest News of the City and Province.

By Reporters and Correspon- dents Everywhere

LOYAL CRUsADERs._Regular meet-

ing on Monday evening at 6.30.

Vioroizul Division.-The Literary

Contest will be continred on Monday evgening, when the Judge Will give his decision.

SONG SERVICE at the Gospel Meeting

in Prowses’ New Block tomorrow afternoon at 8.45. Strangers always welcome.

CALL here and get one of the GUAR-

DrnN’s War Maps, olearlv printed on good paper. A new supply just issued.

1 Ynsriinnar foreseen; Col. Moore received a telegram stating that it was 1. no use enrolling any more men. The men forming the second contingent were paid off and mustered out.

o1.roi:MAN o o\r.ir.n,Summerside,

cametothe city yesterday with two patients which were placed in the Asylum. One of the patients was son ewhat violent.

AT the meeting of the cheese board

yesterday 12 factories boarded- 3151 cheese. Dillon & Spillet bought 995 cheese at 11:}, balance unsold. Next mf-eting of the board on Friday Novem- ber 10th at 11.30.

AT the Police Court yesterday fore-

noon Frank Snith, well known as nmbrellimender was sent to jail for 90 days in default of payment of a $90 fine. A charge of drunkenness was preferred against Smith.

THE Pure Gold Manufacturing Com-

pany of Toronto intends making an ex- hibit ‘of their Jelly Powder in all the

our readers to taste the samples at

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evening. Subject “a trip up the Rhine” Beautifully illustrated with stersoptician views. Proceeds in aid ot the B“ys’ Highlind Brigade of St.-James Church. Give the Boys a hump house. Ad- mission: adults 15 :_ boys 10c. -

THE annual shootingmatch of the

“Pownal Sporting Club” will be shot at Greenwood Range on Saturday Nov. 4th inst. There will boa meeting of the club on Monday Oct. 4th beginning at 7 o’clock p. m_ to make full arrang- mcnts. A full attendance is particular- ly requested.-By order, _W. C. Smith, SBc’y.

Birthday Party.--On Thursday even-

ing,26th inst.Mr. Fenton Aitken, Lower Montague, gave a birthday party to his many friends. There were present Misses Poole, Aitken, Hewitt, Annear, Gordan, and McCann, Heggat and M1- Clure, and Messrs Aitken, Poole, Stew- art, McMillan, Aunear, Sloan and Alley. A very enjoyable evening was spent in parlor games, music etc. with a recess for refreshments-The .party after singing Home Sweet Home broke up at a very respectable hour all fullysatisfied that they had spent an enjoyable time, and each was seen wending his way home.

T0 SUR-E AICOLD IN UNE DAY.

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Ri;>ir~;ainr-:R Rev. lllr. Fal_:oncr’s Gf me evenmg° Mr' Hiszgmrd ”‘d.ut"t.-

Lecture in St. James Hill on Monday lim liar-l beenflsked to Jfnn ecom-mn ls-

in tae capacity of a person outside oi the congregation. He was proud tart Mr. Fullerton had beeh called u on to '

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TOUCHIN G

PAREWELL

Rev. T. F. Fullerton Pre-

- sented With a Purse

BY HIS CONGREGATTON

Evidence of Loyalty to Their Pastor Who Leaves This Morning,

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Ori Thursday it became definitely

settled that Rev. T. F. Fullerton had accepted the position of Protestant Chaplain to the Canadian Contingent, and in vew of that fact a meeting was

P M D A _ ,held in S:.James’ Church last evening to

bid farewell to the esteemed pastor and wish him God’s speed and as safe r.V»tur i.

By 8 o’clock every seat was occupied

and people stood in the isles and door- way eager to hear Mr. Ful1erton’s t last _ words prior to his departure.

Mr. A. Kennedy presided over the

meeting ann' in a few well chosen ie- marks made known the object to the evening. if

He then called upon the com-

mittee which consisted of Stipen- diary Haszard, W. A. Stewart and A~».V- E. Morrison to come forward and make the presentation. Mr. Morrison then presented Mr. Fullerton with a purse of $400 dol_ars in gold. Mr. Kennedy thanked the donators for their liberality, and Mr. Stewart stated that with the exccpttou of about halfa. dozen personal frlends,the purse was made up among the convre ation and added"that had

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go _to the front,but regretted the loss the city would sustain in his departure. He had heard Mr. Fullerton’s regret on Monday evening in the Opera _House that he was not permitted to go with contingent to the front. On flr'e‘“.' same evening a number of other gentlemen expressed themselves in the same way,

taey knew it was safe to speak in that manner. To-morrow Mr. Fullerton goes to carry out the wish of that hour and to serve his country. He had met the Rev. gentleman on man: occasions and found that he had an opinion of his own and did not hesitate to express it. If we always express our feelings we would. in many instances, forfeit our friends. Mr. Fullerton has always ex- pressed himself fearlessly and has done good by it. His selection out of the whole of Canada as chaplain to the Canadian Regiment is an honor to this congregation and an honor to the province.As a citizen outside of the con- gregation he wished to express his deep sense of sorrow at his removal and he was sure that he would do credit _to himself and to Prince Edward Island in his chico on the battle field. He hoped ,that he would return safe to the bosom of his family and to the pastoral charge of this congregation.

When Mr. Fullerton arose he was

greeted with rounds of applause and ll was some seconds before he was per-

` was much impressed and found it_ dili- cult to conceal his emotion. _He said that he found himself inadequate to express the feelings of his heart and he did not think he deserved the praise that Wai being bestowed upon him- H0 had said some severe things, but he had i‘ never done so out of malice. If he got his deserts it would not be _ maD1f6_Sl€d in a demonstration as on this OCGIBIOD- It is a consolation to know that H1086 who he would leave behind, would have the loving sympathy of so many friends. The loyal company that left our shores a few days ago will be glad to see the little Scotch parson and as he was some- thing of a sailor,perhaps he would per- mitted to act as nurse on the voyage_.He A thanked them one and all for the kind expression of the evening and _if he never stood on this _ platform again he never would be able to blot out the

of tonight.

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