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THE ' CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

UR News BUDGET FOR oua SATURDAY SUBSfDRI ‘Ens?

SEPTEMBER 7. 1946

STILL IN IIOSPITAIFThe two

TUESDAY Ilrll. Adele L and Dorothy Peters both of harlottetown. who were struck by a our on the Mal- that her sister, Mrs, ‘iubert B. pea“ mud last sund“ “mmi e

SAD NEWS YESTERDAY-Mrs. Angus Cameron, Mt. Edward Road, received the sad news yesterday

an,“ N's“ “my in Brahman, gave not been released from th a .

ll . on Saturday.

Kelsic Buchanan. 15-year-old son;

hit. and knocked down by a car-e" near Kingston. a rural comimun- ‘

ity situated a few miles from Mayor w‘ P hieNem w" re_ churchm‘ m" owe“ Guru” Mielected Maycr of Borden yrsterdav:

Bonshaw. who was summoned tomy dereaung m! Opposing Candid

the scene of the accident. exam-Hue Robe“ Macpherso“ by a lned the bov and allowed his re- maker“), of 32 V0.85 The w,“ h,‘ nmvm to his home" Mayor McNelll was 82; for Mac-i

Pherson. 50.

VISITING PROVINCE-MI‘ MHZ‘ Fonowm are me names (,1 (‘e Mrs" Chas" L’ ‘(Fined-v “I Tomnm‘ Town Cougncillors elected <-.r-'.i the

Ontario, left this week for theitqvme ». -, ,.

_ polled by each. IfVlLg, Mc- h°",‘° “n!” ‘ ‘cry °“-i°y“'b'° twTDontSild. 106; Reginald Mtic/ileer. Xlectts visit in Mtntague gut-em o.

us. Kennedy's orother George S. G h t B0. J A (laud-L 75. and Gordon and Mrs. Gordon. Mr Tfioggé 65115;“. “h”: ‘ Kennecy lS u son of the late Joiir: J‘ A Gnu“: and mgmaid Kennedy of New Perth, and oneoflMacmeer were rflhelpmed’ the prOsperolls islanders abroicl. ___

carrying on a large cont/ractiniz bus- on ‘he momma o! August 21s,, ‘engined i“ “ipLvme M“ ‘M M“ iiietetlleht¢-»§I'T§“§"Zi¢n§§n§§§{‘i§'6 Remedy an“ n“ “meme ‘w 2:’ spirit of Herbert George Benson 37°35" Lewis of Mt. Edward Road, at. the

Iness. Their "flirty friends were

The death Oo-Clllied early yfisqflgféleoiiviitttyhenégzn of Herbert Lewis. terday morning at. New Aberdeen ,y°rk_ and grandson o; the late i; ii‘f’°‘i~‘2i'...N§“ $355.33 iisiiflif h?" i." 31"“ M’? if“ Zmhwhwé

. ‘ . . , . fl 1' ‘ t or Mount-te- He w» it weir- or when? t. “$5.1... fifth iii‘. with use and died suddenly of a var- dt-mitnded treatment at the sand- alvtlc stroke. tqrlum,

A son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ed-ward Parkman of Montague he, 1155555 EXAMINATION _ received his education at the localhhmohg {hose listed as successful erncol and Horton ACademy.wou'|lhrgughgut Canada in passing Vlllt- -Flrst Year LIEU. examinations

“'“- is Cyrus A. . S aw of Montague.

"-M5Y0R 0F PURT “oPELdistflct manager 0d the Great-

gElgrt-Hgglefvl’ ghtE-ngmngggg lgéesgi Life dAssurai-nce “Company. | ll ' Q -

Illelldlllg ll- lew “Y5 l“ wl-Tlmefi-tinliieuforailwo nfore yitiinstofl-

Side VlSlilIlB ‘ll-l 5°ll'1ll'1““’- Flt-jqulre the degree of Chartered Life

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i’; gfigwifshgftcioAMrg‘yg.n Eilndervariteii. and vie Mr.

This is his first mp to the is1d~d'w%§|§f “w” success “ ‘s “w”

and he spoke very highly t-f the} .___

hospitality 0f Thu DOODIQ 01 thfll 0N HOLIDAY vlglT _ The

town-S . ‘Misses Bldithebeand nttbfii Ingian

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011 Pfldflv "elllllt! "l9 melldsigplendin: tliieir (i/actrtligns aavte trill; in Cornvoall atnd Meadow Bank respective homes h, Vidal-m 1h. lllllhefed lliv "l? Mme "l M“ Pi tend leaving shortly for their 56°" 1° llgel°°llle Reggae “lfzgld different places of duty awaiting and his wl e who refehdv grid them. Miss Edith goes to High- llll P- E~ 1- fwm Eng“ - _ "1 ' land View Hospital as night sup- FYESS W85 lead bY Mlrs- 9°" a5 ervlsor for the month of Septem-

‘lmllllllll- and Mrs- Fwd Wnmn ber: Miss Isabel to her position in'

read the names avwmlvlllvlllfillle the office of the "r. Eaton Co. guis- Ressle and M“ Film“ Ltd. while Miss pvt goes to st.

0th thanked the friends for their John NB" to {mun}. pursue he,

kllldYlQSS ""1 ‘he remainder M studies a: a laboratory technician "l? evemlli w“ 5pm‘ m “m” in the St. John General Hospital music and dancing. the,‘

"IT BY m" - TW‘) ‘Pelkagi HAS IJNJOYABLE VISIT-Mr. shls. Dorothy P"1A-‘§s-,24€a13“'§“°.§,',{ James A. Pierce left yesterday on gailrleg-(re "-lw--r§° aéfilé-‘hhaql, i-etum to his home in Alameda.

t t. -= . - - st-ruck about l0 o'clock, Sunday 3:1‘? vgzgpxaxiamgslkdm??? firsts; l~i3§~...‘1"”§h”."...5.€2mi.i iii-s wm- 1- “- “mug? . -. _ g ' “an “TNT M m“ same place‘ Th.‘ wit Pwiilie hlisadsigtegwsllfirsenjgiizane:

w ~ '1 ill ‘

F135 “"6 °3:_“_l}“$ “if TWP‘ Si?“ Bryenton who has been a patient “h?” ma, 3”" 'f',-‘,ir-o“cuihg‘,",' were in the Provincial Sanitorlum for ‘$1133: Clif-v‘ ‘efi-ospuh. m, tlhe past four years. W-hile in treatment and later released guéxlmfjmhvj? xaepleaxnmd “$25:

""' _‘ Mr. and Mrs. Eric Wilson. 38 Vic-

Iuncral cf Mrs. Robert Powell was visited another sister Mrs A $520‘Yams,‘hgca/iiclégflnegfilsegng Brymtcn of Brackley and Mr. Saturdav afternoon, Services were Bry°Pl°n' m addmm‘ m “h” condufibd by Rm, Douglas Hem relatives and friends. .Mr. Pierce ' enjoyed his visit immensely and

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John B. Roper. Lincoln Wood, Cecil m“ 955*“!-

w°°d' Maj” M"°R’“°' i —BURCH~WEET(S—A wedding

A well-known Charlottetown "f wide imeresi w“ sflemmzed

business man. Mr. James B.

Hughes, passed away at the Char-i dclvcki at the SWHmGTSIde 35m‘

lottotnwn Hospital last Sunday] gamglgfigglleb 9E %hufilmsgilafa

The me ML Hugh“ was bom Gertrude Weeks. datighter cit M12‘

morning. He was 7'! years old.

at Mill Cove. the sOn of the late and MYS- Harold Week-i M "f; I‘

M-_ and Mm Philip Hughey He erlctcn. P.E.I.. became the b e mflnved to Charlottetown aboii: 35,01 390W? Albert Bulch- of BOT‘ ears ago and from that mm. “n. den. P. E. L. a son of the late Mr. ll wi-thln a few weeks of hlai "T"! M"- Jam“ 5W1“ The death bad been engaged In the bride looked very charmllli! rims-

tnsuranca business. Besidoq his widow, he is sur-

adian Army. He had latelv been n manufacturers’ agent in the Maritime rovlnces with head-

three daughters. Eileen Patricia, their return the happy couple will

Ind Kathleen.

J, lltraser, Montague: Mrs. Capt. life are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Davis Westheaver. Montague. and firs. Russel Hobbs. Boston. l

The funeral will be on Wednes- dgy afternoon at two o'clock from the residence of Mrs. C.B. Green. Montague. and interment will b: In Lower Montague cemetery.

the home of Mr. a-n-d Mrs. Joseiph

. J garlifornla, has left. by plane on ding- ggtur to his ho-ne. after spend- shgt time, rhfre visgitligtfts | rs, rs. a es rven on. £1110“

QIRDII, Brackley along with other relatives and friends. It ta ten pg" since Mr. Pierce last \i.slt\'l,on this unique occasion.

harlottetown Holpltal as previ- iously rlericrtetd butt g atlllxll tinder .medlca m: men. e g | were ISCAPES SERIOUS INJUBY-grldml bicydr] n gaining, (he mishap. A e e n t e "1' M“ “mi M."- “edeflck B“‘*'"daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James t-nan, Churchill, escaped serious Law,“ while Dgromy Pa", is ‘I'm-Y lemldal’ memml“ ‘hwflliiue daughter of Mrs. Denis Pet-

105; P. J. Maclnnis. 104; William

Monday afternoon. Sept. 2nd at 3'12?!

ed in a grey two-piece suit and hat. a platinum fox cape. and vivcd by one brother. Thomas Wearing a. corset!!! Ol Crimfivil Hughes of Bc-dford, and one sis- beauty rcses. The matron of ter. Sister Michael, Mothu!‘ Sup- honor was Mrs. Lloyd Imnan. ‘mic oric-r of St. Mary's Hum», Mane. bridegroom was supported by Mr. ton. N. B. Lloyd E. Inman of Borden. PEI. The wedding ceremony was per-

He served in the first World formed by Rev. Ernest J. Barrass. War as B, lieutenant in the Can- Minister of the Simmer-side Babi- ist church. in the presence 0f close friends of the contracting parties. Following the exchange quarters in Moncton. of vows the newlyweds left by He is survived by his wife and plane on l. trlp to Boston. Oin"

all of’ Boston. take up residence in Borden. The There is also a brother. Mr. E. E. bridegroom is the popular first Parkman. Summerside. and the officer on the ferrv steamer Prince followinz four sisters: Mrs. Dr. C.‘ Edward Island. The best wishes I. Green. Montague; Mrs. Dr. A. for a long and happy married

George. Burch by their manv friends. S

On the evening of August 22nd. friends and neighbors gathered a‘.

8 C. Douglas. of Savage Harbor. to WEDNESDAY {unite with them fn celebrating

I! PLANE T0 CALIFORNIA --. the memorable event of the fif- me, A Pipygg o; Ainmedmjtieth anniversary of their wed-

Upwards of two hundred guests were assemibled, including many friends from different points in etown uni Mrs. Allie Bry-l the United States who had jour- neyed from their. homes for the express purpose of beinz Present

heart neckline and with sleeves papa-ed to points. Her floor- iength veil was caught corcnet ‘style with white roses and ah carried a shower bouquet of bet-

.er time: roses. VISITS HOME AFTER. YEAR

MANY

S-Mr. and Mrs. William Ilersruson left last week 0n return , to their home in Winnipefl. Man- ‘ll0b3- after an extended visit to Prince Edward Island visiting re- latives and friends in Hampton. Victoria. South Melville DeSable. Montague and . Charlottetown as well as Suntmerside and other parts cf the Island. Mr. Ferguson

who is a successful Islander a-

broad. has born in Hampton as

was also his wife who was form- erly Miss Junie MacKlnnon. a daughter of the late Ewen Mac- Klnnon of that place. It is a- round fortyi-three years since they left their Island homes to reside in Winnipeg and this being t-ifeir first visit here in that time they naturally saw a great many changes. They remarked while here that they never fully realiz- ed before how beautiful Prince Edward Island really was. as hav- ing travelled over a considerable portion of Western Canada and the Northern States. they We" convinced that the Garden Pro- vince of this fair Dominion is hard tn beat for scenic beautYJlS red banks and many-coloured green and golden fields being un- stirnassed. While in Victoria Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson were the guests of thn farmer's brother. Mr. Finley Ferguson and Mrs-

E r_ on. and iudlzins by the size

o the mackerel Bill hooked at Victoria Bridge the last evenin! of his stay here, the writer *5 convinced that the “biggest fish <.lori’t. alwafvs get away 0n lllls P. E. Islander. Mr. Ferguson 1S all angler and hunter of no small reputation as manv tunes he has hunted MTG brouszht home biz game from the wilds of the Can- adian West. Their many relatives and friends here hope this spen- did couple will soon return to visit again. While on the Island they were widely entertained and wegt away much impressed with t8 kindness and hospitality shqwll them wherever they went dill"?! their pleasant holiday spent m the Garden Province.

STEWART-MLHKINNON WED-

‘DING. — At seven o'clock in the, evening of August. 21st, St. Andrew! Church Orwell, was he scene of an

interesting event when FIOYEHCB Margaret. daughter of Mr. Mid

Mrs. Hugh MacKinnon of Kinross,

and Clarence Milton Stewart were united in the holy bonds of matri- mony by the Reverend A. S. Weir- Followlrig appropriate f!" illlllllfll organ music. and to the strains of Wagner's "Bridal Cihorus" from Ltchengrin the bride preceded by her attendants. entered the church,

o her father. She looked lovely. gowncd in the time honored ap- parel of soft white satin. Wllh Coll- ventic-nal veil and carrying her

I bridal bouquet of Better Time Roses I Miss Noreen Brehaut, wearing u

floor length dress of t/urquoise blue

ltaffeta,‘ and carryingmanbiaiam bolt:

u t roses was e r esma

FUNERAL 55TURDAY - Th” ficrv Ave, During n15 stay no slsoignfi leliss Florrle Benton. wearinl‘! lplhk satin, with an over skirt of

whlze net. and also carrying roses

,was maid of honor. Little Joan - Drake looked very wlnsome as iflower girl. She was attired in floor

length white satin-dike the bride

in miniature The groom was sup- ported by Mr. Pei-icy Drake as best.

ntan. Messrs. Alex Beaton and

Lorin Drake acted as ushers. Dur- the signing of the register Mr. lard Bruce sang Bonds "I Love .You Truly" most acceptably. Leav- .ing the uhurch. as the organist layed Mendelssohn’s "Wedding

arch" the bridal party. with their g guests proceded to the parents homes where s. reception was held followed by lunch served by girl friends of the bride. For this happy wedding occasion the church look_ ed really beautiful. as a veritable bower of flowers. arranged and provided bv Mrs. P. I. MacQueen. who achieved a lovely setting fat‘ the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart went to Boston and vicinity for lllflll’ Wedili-tli! trip. 0n their return they will make their home on the

Island, at Peter's Road. rnuitsnav

RETURNS from: - rm mm... friends of Mr. Leitb McLeod will be glad to know '16 has recover-oil

sufficiently in the P E. I. Hospi-

tal to return in his home nPd it

is ho ed his progress towards re- newe health ivili be steady

FUNERAL SLRVICES - TH: funeral of Mr, Jwmes McCarthy of St. Teresa's '11s held Tuesday morning to St.. Cuthberts Church, 5t. Teresa; at 9 o'clock. Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev. J B. Crclcen. The pallbearers were Mes-

srs. L B Hughes, Adrian Brad-

ley, John Gormlev John A M0071- cy. Michael Smith. Harry Bradley.

T0 TAKE NURSING COURSE- Two former Mount Allison etud- en-ts Miss Mirlcr Punrbt-r nf, Charlottetown. and Miss Nellie Clements of vfontagua have en- tered tho Itrince Edward island

Hospital as student nurses. T0 MONTREAL FOR. TREAT-

MENT-Elght-year-oid Frank Mc-

Quaid. 34 long-worth Avenue. who was severely burned about a month ago while playing with

to Montreal for a akin-grafting

Ire. and noted tnany changes and‘ The evening opened with almms wmmn-ions, n” been when m - ,

, IND "merits numtber of speeches. with MrGer-

noggin“ cannons own-l ublv prelldlng. A complimentary [Qua-lin- Austin Bobey. who has’ address by Mr. E. Ieigh Coffin ‘ "girngmnerlng in Victoria. left 1 was one of the chief features. af-lnm», n_ 11,, of me Charlottetown

“any. for her home in U. S.A.' ter which music and dancing were 0R leaving Mn. Sobev dispol- indulged in. a large and artistic- gg her property to Mrs. Wal- ally decorated booth having been; “Riga, The peftplg of Vic- ' provided. Also at this period atMt-s. Willi-am A. Doyle fnee Irene 1:0 pleased to have Mrs! bouhteous and well-appointed sunqLarter) 52 Edward St.. Charlotte- "i-e "It “F5. iii" ==~*v...~..=~*=

ey earne o te ea v: er w“ due‘! _ lcludim Iubatantlal sums of htoh-irmh- months old baby boy. which b’ ‘u m°mbm " I ev. testlfv to the esteem In which occurred at the Prince Edward Ia- (gotstlfld mper-I Mr. and Mrs. Douglas nraheld byiland Hospital on Wednesdav elon- . of the mink-n ikpsr- their friends and neiglbors from ‘ling. August I1. i946. after a few

‘i.’

up residence amongst ber was served to all present. i The rnnnv and varied gifts. in-

v

s ma’ comes-nos

bats! Station. Charlottetown rm fai- and near.

from stranding a convert I ,

.01 t. (h?! ant laymen A very prettv wedding was lol-

;-. villi. . l. Bot-we 10-, omniiiod at eight o'clock yesterday

, l1!,Dl'.cill’Khl\-\1b¢?n'mm1liflfl' in St. Mary's convent

- . s of titoloiunei. Bummerslde. by at. an.

Inst-Rum .1: Affairs Mm. G. .1. Macbellm when Marv

‘Genevieve Peters. daughter of

‘Mr. and Mrs. Jrtedh L. Peters,

and her Eiutane Street. Sunmenide. b0-

dcr of cime the bride nf Denzll Samuel

been Delaney. em of Mr.- and Mrs. Pat- ‘lqflfir Delaney. Linklefler Road.

Ilt on 00ml in minrrim bu fath-

lt l a MW‘... " "we: wrist:

aid Proctor of Charlottetown cap-

‘Hospital. The many friends of Mr. and lqnd,

operation. The young lad. son of

iMtr. Alexis Mcquald. was aocomq panied bv Miss Kathleen O'Con-

ayl illnen. GOIS T0 MONTREAL - Mas-

iter lkankie ttfl-Ouald. ‘i-vesr-ifd

son of Mr. Alexis McQiiald. 84

longworth Ave. was taken bv the A, A. l-lennessey An-btilnnce Tue.- day to Moncton ervoute M Mon- treal where he will enter - bos-

flitll for a skin netting opera-

tion. The little chap was severt-‘y burned, while playing with some companions about a month e70 and 1m both M! in blaster cam. e 85.7.? ‘f’ " #i"$""f-."€"

. . ., .- alt te- mh aoipm

TAKING POST WORK — Mrs. O W. Ne] Tryon has reoewed won! that hcr daughter, Miss Elimbetn is start- g a post-gradutie nursing course at Toronto Univirsity Mia Nelder trrwliiated t. Ottawa Civic Hospital in 1H2 and Joined the nut-sins service c: W.R.C.N S. soon after. She sa-w duty in both Canada and Nev/- foundland. Since her discharge she has been employ-‘d on the of the Montrctl General Hospital.

Mr. J. C. Wilkinson of Sprin

BUSINESS TRIP _. w, and Mrs. Alan Holman. My, wfl- Mr flirt

Woodmid-o of the mt: of n. Holman Ltduhavetleftuby ear on o

ntrul and ‘Ibronto.

—'I‘ELIZGB.APH STAFI’ CHANG- E5-—Mlss Marie Lyons of Kent- has been transferred to the Summerslde office Canadian National Telegraph Co., as operator succeeding Mr. Blair Johnson who has been to Fredericton. N. B-S

i-SIIOWER GIVEN-A inneous shower was given Thurs- day afternoon last at Lodge. by the Misses Ruby Mac-

Holl. Effie MacKay and M Hogan in honor of Miss Hlldretl MacMurdo. who ls beln in the near future-S.

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passed to his eternal reward on August 29th. He was born at Mar- Nuivomber 4, i855 and of five years he mov- ed with his parents to Miminigash where he grew to early manhood. He learned the carriage building

industry; m those

his time he served Shaw of St. Eleanors. who iii that time carried on a carriage bllllti ing there. About 60 years ago he came to Springfield West whore he founded and carried on i; car-

FUNERAL YESTERDAY -~ The funeral of Mrs. Gulldford Lowthcr was held yesterday afternoon from .her residence, 88 Hillsboro St.. to iNew Dominion Church. A service at the residence was con- ducted by Rev. "r. E. Machennsn and Rev. Mr. Rico. Servlgg 4g New Dominion was conducted Skinner- Interment New Do-| niinion Cemetery. The were. Milton Taylor, Winston Thy-i lor. Rankine MacLalne. ' gfalcDonald. George McPhce. Bfticel ing to a local potato enlsr, ls due

t t0

He thcn entered general merchandising which he has carried on success-

fully for the last 40 years. by RW-i

On Friduy evening Atigust 30th the friends and neighbours of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Waddell of La y Fnne gathered tcgetnei" to it'd" them to their new home. A v Pleasant evening mu-‘lm- Blld flll8irig. The friendly w“ 1e were escorted to their chairs he living-room by Mr, vlill-srd Francis and Miss Gladys Gamble. An address was read Llewellyn Gamble and a lresent- made by Miss Elsie

prise. Mr. Waddcll on behalf o! his wife thanked the people in n few well chosen gift. After singing "For They Are

p“, US

was accompanied to Toronto her mother who has just returned

words for their

FUNERAL YESTERDAY _ The of the late John 1m. Mimi-l»! 1°01! lilacs from his Wednesday morning. Sept. 4 to 8t. Ann's Chnirch, Io where a Solemn Requiem High Mass was sum! by

The si lng of “Biest Be The I'm That Buds,” brought ti. very en- joyable evening to a cl

I FAREWELL SOCIAL GATHER-

Rev. George McDonald as damn and Rev. Wilfred O’Keefe as nib. Rev. Thomas Butler was master of ceremonies. The Right Rev. Monsignor J.A. Murphy was

choir was assisted by the Rev, Loo and F. J. Flood. pallbearers were the Hon. W. F. A.

held at the home of Miss Henrietta Coyle on Thursday evening. where e 8P0"? 0f young people gathered to say farewell and McInnis leaves this

she will enter the

Hospital to train f0 enjoyable evening

88mm. singing and dancing. An address was read b and several lovely g sented to the guest of honor, A _ was served. The m/Plllll! Fame to a close with the singing of many folk songs intglud.

approaching the altar on the arm iggflfi" "she"! ll 3°11! Good Fei-

Tierney. L. T. Benton. P. Carragh-

LAID T0 REST-The funeral of

Wheatley River, was held ycsterJ day afternoon from the home of Robert Stevenson. were conducted by the Rev. J. I. Morrison.

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The death occurred in Chariot. tetown o.i"- Allif. 24. i946 of Lola Mildred, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

q-hcmas H‘ Ming’ city, in h“ 29th Stead. James Wares, Reagii Bdr-

rett, Melville Ling and William Day. Interment in Wheatley Biver

-ENJOYABLE TRIP—'Ihe Mil-c Margaret Arsenault. of Bum- merside and Eleanor DesRoches. of Miscouche. have from a motor trlp Brunswick. They were accompan- ied by the Rev. Sisters St. Helen. . Augustine and St.

She had been in ill-health for n number of years but last tall sns V pneumonia, then plgur- 15y. from which she never nallled. There are lift to mqurylhbesides sisters Elsie (Mrs, Milton, 951.); Rolmi Stewart City)- Mary (Mrs. o. w Simc .- wi .'