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Maollonalil-llfalsli Wedding
-Tlhe Immaculsaite Conception church of one Bree was the scene of a beautiful wedding January 20th, when Lllliie Christine Walsh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walsh of Coleman, was united in holy bonds of matrimony to Leo Alexander MacDonald. son of Mr. John D. MacDonald rind iihe late Mrs. John D. MacDonald of Burton Lot 7, P. E. 1.
The Nupxlal Mass was celebrated by Rev. Fablier Dooley of the Brae Parish.
The bride looked winsome in a suit of dove grey wool galxirdine with white accessories. Her corsage was of American Beauty roses and
The bride's attendant was Miss Carrie Walsh. sister of the bride. who was attired in a, blue wool gabardlne suit with pink acces- sories. Her Corsage was I pink roses and baby breath.
The groom was capaibly sup- ported by Mr, Keith Kelly of Lot 7. The dinii”: room was beauti- fully decorntrd with pink and white streamers and wedding bells. while the table v.'as con-tered with xi beautiful three-tier wedding cake with a inluinziire bride and groom on top. flanked by pink and white candles which, made it handsome setning for the occasion.
The ivedcling: cake was baked, by Mrs. Roy Oul-ton.
A goose supper was served to relatives and close friends, at him home of the bride. The toast. to the bride was proposed by Rev. Fr. Dooley. the Parish Priest. After the sumptuous repeat a receptiion was held for ii large giabliierins: in the parish Hall. -there an enjoyed themselves until the wee hour: of the morning. Willi music furnished by the Messrs Gerald McAll-ar, G-uy Bnulter and Leo Doyle.
The happy young couple left with the best wishes of all for a long .'-itzi ll."ll?l)l' rwr-:ided life. They are l'8SldlllQ in Lot 7 where the groom is a prosperous young former.
World Day Of Prayer
-The ladies of the Betliel Unit- ed Church with the Baptist mem- bers of the Springfield West Church and the Cape Wolfe members of the United Church gathereri ion the Wm-1:1 Day nf Prayer service on Friday afternoon. February 20. The service was led by Mrs. W. H. Forsythe. who also gave the address. She was assisted by Mrs. Robert England or the Baptist congregation, and Mrs. John H. Euacwiiiiam of the Cape Wolfe lunlted Church. taking as their lthcme, "Walk as Children of Light". Others taking part were Mrs. Ralph Cain, Mrs. Alvin Rix. Mrs. Lloyd Baruise, Mrs. Erma Stewart and l.'.'I':s. George "' 1w.
Mrs. Forsyllic elomd the meet- ing with the Benediction. A social hour was enjoyed and tea was served by the ladies of the United .-ongregation. '
MILLVALE SCHOOL
The following is the report for Millvale school for the month of February.
Grade VI - 1. Milton Peters. Grade V - 1. Marion Mclnnis. Grade IV - 1. Jeanie" Duggan; 2 Lorraine Hickox.
Grade II M 1. Ralph Hioloox.
Grade I (oi - 1. Weldon Par- sonsb (bi - 1. Elaine Murphy: (cl -- 1. Harold Hlckox; 2. Maude Parsons; fl. Denzil Duszgan; id) - 1. Anna Hickox.
Perfect attendance for the month: Maude Parsons and Wal- (lon Parsons.
Teacher: Rosalcen Carreglier.
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LACOMBE. Alta. (CP- -The La- combe Hospital. built in 1937, has just registered its first set of trip- lets. The babies, all girls. were born to Mrs. Lawrence Sim of Tees. Alta.
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Kensingfon and Vicinity
-Dr. and Mrs. 1". T. newness and daughter Pearl and son Frankie were visitors to Charlottetown on Saturday February 28th. While in the City Pearl and Frankie enjoy- ed a skate at the Forum.
His many friends regret to hear of the illness of Mr. Melville Bak- er and all hope for his speedy recovery.
Rev. Louis and Mrs. Murray were recent visitors to Charlottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Callag- han were week-and visitors to St. Louis and Ebbsileet. They were accompanied by Miss Alice Callag- han and Mr. Clair Callaghan, Stu- dents at Prince of Wales and St. Dunstans respectively.
Mrs. Allan Murphy, Clermont. is spending I. week in Summersirle
where she is receiving dental treatment. Miss Anna Hickey. student at
Prince of Wales college. spent the February 28th week-end at her home in Darnlcy. She was accom- panied by Rosalie Callaghan. stu- dent at. Prince of Wales College. who was her guest for the week- end.
Mr. George Andrew. physical instructor at Prince of Wales Coll- ege, was a. recent week-end visitor to Kensington.
Mrs. Hubert Gillis of Indian River was a recent visitor to Char- lottetown.
Miss lillla. Brooklns, student of Mt. Allison University. spent the February 28th week-end at her home in Kensington.
Messrs H. 13. Macleod and Roy McArthur were in Charlottetown on Tuesday March 3rd, attending the Presbyterian Church meet-
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-Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Phillips, Charlottetown, were visitors to the village on February 25th.. when they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Henderson. and Mrs. James H. Phillips.
Miss Louise Callback. Central Bedeque. and Mr. and Mrs. W. .1 Reid, Middlleton attended the "Samuel Robertson Memorial Lec- ture" at Prince of Wales College, delivered by Dr. R. C. Wallace, on Thursday. February 26th.
Rev. W. Burton Crowe showed beautiful pictures in the Bedequo schoolhouse on Wednesday even- ing, February 25th. Lunches were sold and a snug sum realized for Institute purposes.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lea, Vic- toria. paid a brief visit at the home of Mr. Leala sister, Mrs. James Henderson and Mr. Henderson on Friday February 27th.
Mrs. Allan Martin, Charlotte- town, was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Henderson on Thursday. February 26th.
Sincere sympathy is being ex- tended Mr. Harold Bagnail, Central Bedeque, on the occasion of the sudden death of her mother. Mrs. Robert Mulrliead. which occurred at the Prince County Hospital, on February 25th.
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Meyhew, Charlottetown, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Murray, this village.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Affleck and Miss Audrey Reeves, spent Sun- day, March lat.. on the Mainland.
Mount Allison Sunday was ob- served on March 1st., by two special services on the Bedcque Charge of the United Chu.rch.,M.-r. lllrneet L. Salsmsn. theological student. was the speaker at Bor- den st. 11. I. m. and again at Bedeque at 7.30 p. 'm. Mr. Henry A. Hargreaves. a member of the Mt. Allison Quartette, was heard in solo: at these services. Both young men were given a vary at- tentlve hearing. Mr. Solsman is from Westvllle. N. 8., and Mr. Hargreaves if from Bronx. New York. The latter is a talented singer.
several from Bsdeque and cen- tral Bedeque attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Arthur Wright at Agustlne Cove. on Friday Feb- ruary 27th. Mrs. Wright was well known in this community. having resided in Bedeque for several years. prior to the death of her husband several years ago. . -BQ
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Funeral At ll'Leary ilf Mrs... Siliiker
- The funeral service of the late Mrs. James Silliker of Mt. Royal. was held Friday afternoon. Febru- ary 2'hh in the O'Leary United Church and was very largely at- tended.
,The service was conducted by Rev. Owen Underwood of the N111- arene ohuroti. who was assisted by Mr. Thurber of the 0'Leary United Church. Jiymna used were all favori-la of the deceased. "The Lord's My Shepherd". "Abide With Me" and "Safe in the Arms of Jesus". A duet, "We are Going Down the Valley" was nicely ren- dered by Miss Lxrrraine MncNei1l and Miss Evelyn Gay. , The pallbearers were. Dan and Scott Buchanan. Harry MacDon- ald, Martin Buchanan. Chapman Jelly and Robert Woodside. Besides her husband she leaves to mourn six daugthlters. Mabel, Mrs. Guy Smltih. West Cape; Jen- nie, Mrs. Johnnie MacDonald; Ida, Mrs. Jim MacDonald: Velda, Mrs. William MacDonald of Lot 8; Vera and Edith, married in the US: and Thomas and Wilfred, Mt. Royal: Lester and Jack, U. 5.: wu- llam in Kensington.
Interment was in the Knultsford cemetery.
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Inverness and O I I Vicinity
-Miss Mary Mil-ligan spent the February 23th week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coughlln, Summerslde. .
Mr. and Mrs. liobert Couglilin, Summerslde were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacDonald on Sunday March lst. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cullcton, West Devon, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacDonald on Sunday March 1st.
The many friends of Mr. Ernie MacDonald will regret to learn he is not enjoying his usual good health and Join in wishing him a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Maynard and
family, Port Hill. were visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Austin
Maynard. Portage, on Sunday March t.
,..L- Mr. Thomas Bigger. Portage, was visiting his daughters. Mrs George and Mrs. Eddie Morrison. Conway recently.
Mr. and Mrs. lra Bryant and family. Enmorc. were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Bigger. Portage. on Sunday March 1st.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sharbell. Portage. have returned to their home after spending their honey-, moon at various points of inter-i est in the United States. 1
Mr. Charles Mllllgui and daugh- ter Shirley were in 0'Leary. Fri- dsy February 27th on business.
4 The sympathy of the community is being expressed to Mrs. Richard Bigger. Portage, in the sudden g of her sister. Mrs. James Sellicker. Mount Royal.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Stewart Mount Pleasant, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bow- m:.n Milligan on Sunday Munch ls. '
Mrs. Eliza Phillips and grand- son George were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Phillips. St. Elesnors. on Sunday March let. '
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Phillips and children were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Bridges, st. Eleanors, on Sunday. March 1st.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bridges, Richmond, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Macbougall.
Mr. Clifford Bigger. Mr. Wyrnan Mlulgen and Mr. Erskine Ramuy. Alberton. were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bigger on Sunday March let.
Mr. James Costain. Portage. was in Summerslde on Saturday Feb- ruary 28th.
Theresa Kllbrldcr Valerie Costaln and Aldonn Bigger, Portage. were in 0'Leary on Saturday evening February 28th.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lynch were in Summerside recently, -visiting Mrs. Hannah Lynch who is ll pa- tient. in the Prince County Hos- pital there.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Murray, Mount Pleasant and Mrs. Etta Reeves. Enmore. were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Me.cFadyen on Sunday March 1st.
The many friends of Mrs. Jimn Costaln. Poitage. will regret to learn she had the misfortune to fall and break her arm recently. She received medical aid at the
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Western Hospital. Alberton. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery of good health.
Mr. Wyman Mlligsn Albertea. was in Portage on business monit- 1
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The Misses Charity MacDona1d.:
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-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 0. Arsen- sult were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rsymo Richard in Tlgnish.
Miss Francis Mocorinlck. who is employed at the Western Hos- pital, was a recent visitor at her home in Ebbsfleet. guest of Mr. and lvln. William Mocormiek.
Mrs. Ray, Gallant of Carleton Siding is visiting at her home in St. Louis. guest of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Areenaul-t. She is accom- panied by her children. Veldo. and Johnny Gallant.
Friends of Mr. Joseph M. Gallant are sorry to know he is 9. pa- tient at the Western Hospital and wish him a. speedy recovery.
Mrs. Claude Kelly and son Pat- rick left recently for Toronto. Ont., to join her husband, where they are going to reside in the future.
Miss Mary Gaudin has returned to her place of employment in Surnmerslde after visiting her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gaudin.
Mr. Ferdinand Brown recently visited friends and relatives in Bloomfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Delere Arsenault. who were recently married in Del- housle. N. B., were recent visit- ors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guillaume Arsenault in &. Louis.
Mrs. Louis Arsenault was s re- cent visitor st the home of her daughter. Mrs. John MacAlduff in Alberton.
Friends of Mrs. James Richard are pleased to see her home a- gain after being a patient at the Westem Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wedge were recent visitors in Summexslde. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Douguld Wedge.
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P trick Walsh has re- all-i'."e7i""t5. Tonnes Rood after t three weeks
spending the pea visiting in the United States.
Mn. Joseph J. -Be:-nerd has re- sumed bsr duties as teacher of St. Edward school after belnl ill for
Mr. and Mn. Gerard Allah: were the recipients of many lovely and useful gifts at a shower given in their honour 'at Mrs. Allain'I home. There were 3'! guests pre- sent. and A pleasant evening was spent in sing songs and music.
Friends of Mr. 1". J. Shea are sorrytoknowhelslllnthie home and wish him a speedy re- turn to health.
Friends of Mn. Joseph Shields are 'eased to welcome her and family book. to her former home in St. Louis. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Solomo Perry. Mrs. Shields has had many friends call on her and received many kind messages of sympathy since the death of her beloved husband which occurred so suddenly a short time ago.
Congratulations are being ex- tended to Mr. and Mn. Gerard Allain on their recent marriage In Toronto, Ont., who are now Visit- ing at their former homes. The bride was formerly Miss Mildred Doucette. daughter, of Mr. and Mn. John Doueette of Pleasant view. The groom 1; the son of Mn. Emanuel Allaln and the late Mr. Alisln of Denloil. no
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WINNIPBG (OP) -A fine model railroad system in the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Lyle is doing its bit for relief of flood victims in Europe. Persons who come to see it. in operation donated more than 350 in one week.
LONDON. (OP)-A British news- paper sponsored a competition to name a new type of crash helmet for motorcycle ridem. The winning name is ”akldlid."
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i The folowing is the Murray Road school report for the month of February. Grade IX.-1. Jo Ann MacDon- (1
Grade VIII.-1. Leonard Mar- Donald; 2. Brenda Matthews; 3. Frances Bulger.
Grade VII.-1. Joyce lvlllligsn: 2. Frank Milligm.
Grade V.-1. Frances Skerry.
Grade III.-1. Roger Matthews; 2. Marie. Skerry
Grade II. A.-1. Robert Kelzer; B.-1. Alfred Bkerry; 2. Reggie MacDonald.
Grade I. 2. Ruby Skerry; Guin.
Teacher-Mary Casey.
A.-l. Judy Matthews; B.-1, Tommy
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