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L-Largely, attended New Year's Day receptions held by Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. DeBlols. Mayor Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy, and Prclnier Macmillan and‘ Mrs. Mac- Kilian.

ll.-Mayor Kennedy appointed a member o1 the Order oi the British Elnpirc, civil division, in King's Honors List.

ifs-Mr. Neill MacLean elected president at annual meeting oi Charlottetown Yls Men's Club, suc- ceeding Mr. A. M._Douglas.

‘L-Death in his 90th year oi Pro lessor Samuel N. Earle, veteran musician and concert master.

Opening of Week oi Prayer with service in St. Paul's Church.

B.—Pour persons injured in de- railment near Tracadie of passen- ger train en route from Charlotte- town tc Scuris.

Grand Jury found seven true bills in criminal indictments at opening oi January term oi Su- preme Court in Charlottetown Mr. Justice Arssnault presided.

9.—-Mr. R. L. McClure elected president - at annual meeting of

Charlottetown Board of Trade in succession to Mr. T. E. Mac- Nutt. An important paper on the fisheries industry was read at the meeting by M: W. F. Tidmnrh

14._Annuai meeting oi the Prince Edward Island division Canadian Red Cross Society. Dr. J. L. Biggar, National Commissioner oi the So- ciety, delivered an address on the 14th International Red Cross con- ference at Tokyo. Mr. George J. Tweedy re-elccted president.

At a public meeting calkd by the Charlottetown Board oi Trade res- olutions were adopted stressing the need oi a. hydrcgraphic survey-and improved wharfage and storage accommodation for the port oi Charlottetown. oi improved rail- way transportation to and from Sackville, N.B.; oi financial assis- tance to the inshore fishermen oi the Province; oi considering the establishment by the Provincial Government, with federal assist- ance, of a Department oi Fishery Education in connection with Prince of Wales College, and of aggressive measures to arrest the decline in the lobster fishery.

417 families on relief in Char- lottetown were reported at the monthly meeting oi the City Coun- c .

Lieut.-Col. D. A. ,MacKlnnon. D.S.O., rs-elected president at the annual meeting of the Charlotte- town Driving Park and Provincial mhibtion Association.

A deficit oi $2,234.14, occasioned by street expenditures for unem- ployment relief, was reported in the 1934 financial statement oi the Sunanexaids ‘rown Council.

lit-lPlovince-lwide dental health campaign launched at a largely attended function in the Canadian National Hotel, held under thc nus- pices oi the Provincial Health De- partnlent. Dr. H. S. Thomson. To- ronto, Field Secretary, Canadian Daniel Hygiene Council, was the

chief weaker, lt-Brightaning prospects in tourist traffic were emphasized at

the annual meeting oi the Prince Edward Island Tourist Association. Mir. Justice Arsenauli, was re-elect- cd president.

Decided increase in public lib- rary activities in Charlottetown re- ported at the annual meeting oi the Harris Memorial and‘ legislat- ive Library trustees. .

Dominion cl-nm-nl-council pass- ed approving potato marketing regulations under the Dominion Marketing Board for the Provinces oi Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, Nova Scotla and On- tarlo.

25.-Orant of $15,000 obtained from the Dominion Government towards the labor costs in recon. struction oi Falconwood Hospital.

Successful presentation oi annu- al Burns Concert at P. W. C. Hall.

Death oi Mr. R. H. Sterns, pro- prietor of Beach Grove Inn.

W. M. Presbyterial of the United Churches of Prince Edward island at Summerside. Mrs. F. E. Booth- Nyd. Hunter River, re-clected pre- sident.

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3.——A further grant o1 $10,000, supplementin! the original grant oi 860.000, received from the Carno- gie Foundation. New York, towards illllrylllg 0n the Prince Edward Island Dcmoilstl-ation Library.

'l.-Complstion oi free dental ex- amination oi about 2,500 city school pupils showed great proportion sui- fering from defective teeth.

M1‘. W. E. MacDonald. elected president at annual meeting oi Summerside Board oi Trade,, in succession to Mr. B. W. Robinson.

ifs-Charlottetown Board oi Trade and Tourist Association (re-named Travel Bureau) join forces in spell- coring tourist publicity drive.

Twenty-five ~students complete agricultural short courses at Prince oi Wales College, held under aus- pices of Provincial Department oi Agriculture.

iL-Deflcit reduction oi $18,623.- 41 shown in 108i financial state- ment submitted to the City Coun- cil by Finance Chairman B. R. Holman. The meeting, at which the annual reports were adopted, censured the Utility Board for allegedly ignoring wmplsints fyled against thc rate schedules of the lvgzrltlme Electric Company. Mayor Zicrlnedy in his report stressed

z-oknu of finance and unem-

__rnent relief as being of most . importance a‘. the present

.105: :ssiul concert by Charlotte- town Male Chorus in P. W. C

Ill-Farmers week opens with well attended sessions at Queen Square School Ilall. ings oi Central Farmers’ Institute Dairymexrs Association, ivc Egg and Poultry and other farm and livestock oil;-

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Bil-Organization oi Q u 2e n s Country Strawberry sociation with Mr.

gan, Montreal, Montreal Togrist and Convention Bureau, who Travel Bureau on tourist prospects.

z-L-Paardeberg anniversary com- memorated by African War Veterans to St. James

elected Regent at oi Royal Edward 26.--Death at

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t Messrs. J. M. Nicholson and A. S. MacKay elected, and Mr. D. F‘. MacNeill re-elected, cillors in Summerside civic contest. Mr. S, K. Todd was elected to the Witter Commission.

28.-Absence ed on favorably by Mr. Justice Saunders February term oi Supreme Court in Georgetown.

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1.—Annual Irish Society, Mr. an elected president in succes- Mr. John A. Cronin.

James Costain, Portage dead from exhaustion ds near St. Stephen, N, B.

3.——Rev. Frederick Cass, North River, ordained at St. Dunstans

L-Majority Commission recommends additional subsidies Prince Edward Island, $300000 to New Brunswick and $425,000 to Nova Scotio. Hon. Chief Justice of_ Prince_ Island, Maritime representative on the Commission, dissented on thc hat the report minimized rtnnce oi fiscal need as a guiding principle. Prince Edward Island's claims presented by Hon. W. J. P. MacMillall, Premier, H. P‘. MacPhee, Attorney

4.~Traln service hold up for scv- eral hours by snow-storm.

Better observance ‘ Act urged in resolution adopted by Ministerial Association. d-Opening by Lieutenant GOV- ernor DeBlois of the fourth session oi the 42nd General Assembly of the Province.

'l.—Presentatlon to the Provin- cial Government Walker oi the first Union Jack and the first Geneva Red Cross Ambu- lance flag flown over Canadian France during the Great flags were placed in the

Government in recogni- tion of Charlottetowws participa- tion in the Jacques bration, 1034.

former trate for Charlottetown. 17.—St. Patrick's

Society to St. Dunstaxfs Basilica.

2l.-Vlsit oi Dean William R. Cook oi the Canadian Recreation Institute, Toronto, who addressed a.

others on community welfare.

22.-Add‘ress at Fish and Game meeting Tufts, Migratory Bird oflicer for the Maritime 22.--Death at North Rustico of Mr. Russel McLure,

25.-A surplus for the current

budgeted for in the Legislature by Premier MacMiilan. 30.--Death at. the Charlottetown

el‘ at St. Dunstans Basilica, follow- ing sudden illness.

2.—Annual meeting Women's League. Mrs. J. B. ing elected president in succession to Miss Florence Dorsey. L-Legislature prorogues. Coroner's jury "death through case of Anthony lottetown, whose ngway near boarding house. ‘Draft!’ of. Liberal party platform anngunlced by Hon. w. M. i ic

lit-Resolution passed at quart- meeting oi of ‘Pride urging

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Annual meet- MacKenzie, w-onsrat- Board. Association

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George fixing; ‘“°°°“‘°“ *'° m- P- ‘t laws conferred on Premier Mac- tendered an official reception in

Charlottetown. as plesi- 1648;‘, E I “ache , Fed Millan at Convocation remonies the Confederation Chamber and ' ' ' ' I‘ 9"’ at McGill University, Montreal- were honoured guests at Govern-

of Mr. Theodore Mor- president of the

addressed the

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J. A. Mathieson re- tender“ o!

annual meeting Chapter, I.O.D.E. P. E. I. Hospital Victor L. Good- formerly Medical Sup- oi Falconwood Hos-

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with membership in the order oi 15-—°m°l51 “nllmmcemem M cent mpl-esenlallon ln the Legls.

"L'Etoile Noile" (Black Star) by 2"‘Re°"'“1 by “edfimk J33“- dlssmutmn °f Pmvmclal Legxslab lature, constituting a turn-over lwlins tenor of the Metropolitan unprecedented .in Canadian politi-

Cartier cele- auspices.

oi Mr. K. J. Martin, Stipendiary Magis-

Day observed 5"" Fume m

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clergy. teachers and sengerisent‘

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Rev. George :::.l:“":a.:“"::: ~- 3 congregation.

Rev. Owen McGl-ath. vmt‘ o! M!‘

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current fiscal year. iL-Seven nurses received their °°°°M°P Dw" mv-‘mfimwt M‘ l.-—Visit oi Mr. King Gordon» diplomas at annual graduation ex- Wfdfln- D» M” - h m 1—Annual wnvslltlvn (illllmlles who lectured on Soviet Ruo- erclses oi the Prince Edward “W917 ‘lmnded (“mus (,7 r 0f Christ at Murray Hflrbof- M1‘- Heartz Memorial Hall. Island Hospital. ' ‘wwimn "M" st Duns?‘ B” Harry Linklettcr. Summerside, was Mr. A. a. Fisher elected presi- 15.—Visit of Dr. u. u. Best, gen- all!“ w PM" Dame A nigh * = s; ~ at “ col- dent cf the Rotary Club in succcs- eral secretary the National Hnfiglag“ i’! m- mv- °P is“ ‘ s“ Ed d . orm v 0 WEI‘ sion to Mr. W. A. Stewart. Council. Y.M.C.A-. who addressed MFML cnflord Rogers’ Bu“? w‘ mutt“ President‘ Canadian

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lL-Ministerial completion oi the Charlottetown- B°Td°l1 lllQhway as part oi the Trans-Canada Highway received

lie-opening oi Prince Edward Theatre after extensive alterations and improvements.

Visit of Sir Richard 'l'urner, V. C, Ottawa, chairman, and Dr. S. G National Pensions

15. Department of Public Works, Ottawa, undertakes survey oi Char- lottetown Harbour. '

Mr. S. P. Paoli, Jr., elected presi- dent at annual meeting oi Gyro

tion in annual session ask for in- crease oi statutory allowance on the following scale: 10 per cent. in- itial increase to all teachers with years‘ teaching ser- vice; 20 per cent. increase to those having five or more years’ teaching m service. Guest speakers included AB. McFarlane, ucation, New Bruns- wick; Miss Bessie MacLecd, Valley- fleld was elected president in suc- oession to Mr. J. W. F. McCallum, 9K

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lit-Opening of Charlottetowms first Boy’ and Girls‘ Hobby Show, under Y. M. C. A. auspices.

1'1.—-Vlsit oi M8101‘ M. A. Mac- Pherson, K.C., der the Farmers’ Creditors Ar- rangement Act, Ottawa, who ad- dressed public meetings in Char- lotietown and Summerside.

20.-Death at Sydney, Cape Bre- ton, oi vRev. John Pringle,D.D., oi Klc dike fame, a. native oi Char-

2l.-—Easter services largely at- tended throughout city and pro-

22.—Martin Thompson and Wil- liam Collough, in double drowning tragedy at Trout River, Prince County. .

Province gives approval oi fed- eral government scheme to estab- lish a. wild bird sanctuary at Black Pond, near Souris.

Za-Deilcit oi ed for Estimates submitted by Fin- ance Chairman Holman at City meeting. The was accompanied by an outline oi a new policy for city's bonded debt.

Rev. Gregory J. Mac- D.D., pastor at Summcrslde and Visa. e Diocese oi Char- lottetown, promotedto the digr- ty oi Prothonotary Apostolic.

Scenes from Venice" successfully produced oy the Kirk Shakespeare Group at the Strand Theatre.

2B.—0dd'fellows parade to Baptist Church, commemorating 116th an- niversary oi the founding oi their

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Province represented by Premier MacMillan at Dominion-Provincial Conference of Public Health Min- isters at Ottawa. At Montreal, on return home, the Premier address- ed the McGill Graduates Society on “The Carnegie Library Demon- straticn in Prinm Edward Island."

30.-Decomposed body oi Allison Lravitt, Alberton, men working along railway track at Fullerton‘s Marsh. He had been missing since the previous No-

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Opera Company, New York, under Community Concert Association

6.—-Province joins in Empire-wide celebration oi the His Majesty King George V. Mon- Charlottetown to the Forum, where about 7,000 persons attended the anniversary service.

Bs-Death in Mr. W. T. Huggan, Charlottetown, ior many years chief railway pas- for the Province. eting oi Provincial Orange Grand Lodge at Charlotte- town. T. J. Inman installed Grand Master.

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iversary service held at Zion Presbyterian Church. The occasion marke versary oi the present church building. The guest preacher was E. Ross, D.D., Pred- iormer pastor oi the

l3.-—Everett Burt, man, drowned

mer Islander, Labor, M.P. for Van- couvcr South, on campaign tour in interests of the Canadian Co-oper-

lobster iisher- Christian Church Missionary t0 and DL Gyms Macmlllm’

1n Mallleqlw Bay India Gill University.

Angus Mclnnes, for; 23.-.Lloyd lilscDonald, aged ‘I. Bu,“ properly M, Unlm Qua Will-ll" °1 d1‘ m3 “mm? ‘t nor, including house, barns and wharf. Charlottetown. hlgclmnlll, 51ml; rgmd, m the

Opening oi Biennial Convention ground by me o; unknown Grim.

Bit Pliby Slunmerslds

79th annual meeting oi thc local

W. F. ‘Tidmarsh re-elect- ed president at thc Charlottetown Free Dispen-

y. lit-Revs. Wilfred Keefe, Wilfred and Harold Croken, or- thc priesthood at Roman Church, Kinkora, Bishop O'Sullivan.

20._Dlplomas nurses at graduation exercises oi Charlottetown Hospital . oi series exhibits opened at Gallery under auspices oi newly Art Society of Prince Island, Mrs. P. A. Creel- man president.

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68th Annual Association of the United Baptist Churches at ‘Ikyon. Closing 0i City Schools for sum-

Lt.-Co1. H. M. Davison re-elect- ed president at annual meeting oi P. E. I. Riile- Association.

flit-Four nurses awarded diplo- mas at Graduation exercises oi

mer holidays. PrinceCountyI-lospital. MP-La-rgely tended .

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.at church 1K parades oi Sons of England to St. 7K Paul's Church, and oi Girl Guides to St. Peters Cathedral.

28.-8lst Commencement Exer- cises of St. DiUIStB-IYS University. Fifteen students received gradu- ating diplomas.

Enccuraging financial report slm- 3.—Vlsit oi Lord and Lady mitted at annual meeting oi Prince Baden-Powell, heads o! the Boy Edward Island Hospital. Scout and Girl Guide movements

Sit-Honorary degree oi Doctor of throughout the world. They were

JULY 9*

L-Dominion Day. Summersldc celebrates 60th anniversary oi civic government.

meni; House.

96th annual meeting of the P. E. I. Auxiliary, British and Foreign Bible Society, at Cardigan. Rev. H. D. Raymond, Charlotte- town, was re-elected president.

5.-Grand Rally oi Boy Scouts and Girl Guides at Exhibition grounds in honour of Lord and Law Baden-Powell.

Qfiicers’ Decoration conferred upon ' Major J. A. MacKenzie, 9g Charlottetown.

Mr. P. W. Turner, Charlottetown. elected Governor oi Rotary District 32, comprising the Maritime Pro- vinces and Newioundland.

SL-Great interest shown in an- nual display and entertainment of P. E. I. Boy Scouts at P. W. C.

Commencement exercises at Prince o! Wales College, co-incid- with the 75th anniversary of the institution. Diplomas or cer- tiflgatee were awarded to 152 stud- en s.

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H;1thw§smsg°$;°m'md“ fls°;"Membe, 'l.—.-Annual field day of Holstein- M the order of the Brmsh Emplrel ‘ Fresian Association at Freetown. on the occasion of the King's oil-on‘ 8-4‘ "S i Gllelllsel’ Bleeilerl‘ day honors awards. Mrs. Lucy Field D“ held aVBmcldeY-

Maude Montgomery MacDonald, 10.—Celcbratioh of his 100th noted Bland anthems, was up birthday by Mr. Robert Shaw, New pointed an Ofiicer in the same

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rEisfxorts oi provincial and federal mmmmd “I Cmmm U- G- Dawsm“ l» in camp at Brighton.

representatives successful in o VB“ of Most Rev. F. C. Kelly’

taining year-round air mail service for the Province.

Two persons painfully injured in derailment oi Souris train near Lot 40 station. . '

t-Cheque ior an additional the ctrying on oi the emonstration Library re- i cm the Carnegie Foun-

LL.D.,D.D., Bishop of Tulsa and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, a for- mer Islander.

Infant son oi Mr. and Mrs. M a u ric e Fitzgerald, Richmond, drowned in mill-pond.

l2.—-Annual meeting oi Prince Edward Island Medical Society. Dr.

fishermen, victims

3231?, J’. c. Simpson, Summerside, elected ' l president. Visiting physicians in- The holding oi weekly rel glous J. C‘ Meakms‘ President‘

cluded Dr. Canadian Medical Association. Chief of Medical Staff at at Royal Victoria Hospital, Mon- treal; Dr. A. T. Bagin, Chiei Sur- geon, Montreal General Hospital; Dr. E. K. McLellan, Dalhousle Unl- versity, and Dr. T. C. Roatly, Sec- retary, Canadian Medical Associa- ticn. s... Orange Parade and tea success- fully held at Kensington. la-Annunl meeting oi P. E. I. Presbyterial, Womens Missionary volunteer Recewe Societies of the} Presbyterian 9.—Church pal-ace of Charlotte- gmimé‘ ‘“vgfi§s‘lgf' “b§;‘r§‘c‘1‘.‘;.§f~'j" town Cadet Corps to Zion Church ' ' F ‘ ‘ ’ and st. Dunstan’s Basilica. elem“ Presmem." H, Death in railway accident near e d165133x353‘:mlgzrdimgzgzfilcdon St. Charles de Bellechasse, Quebec, work at Kzlnks Bridge Bmomnem oi Mr. R. P. Simpson, Charlotte- Invesmuré of Rt ‘Rem G_ l MacLsllan, V.G., as Prothonotary Apostolic at Si. Paul's Church. Silmmerside. 19-Danlcl K. MacDonald, victim of fatal accident at Humphrey gravel pit, Sprlngton. Zb-Appointment cf Hon. John A. MacDonald, M.P., Kings County,

$163389‘) budget‘ services in the jails recommended

in Grand Jury‘s report at opening oi the June term of the Supreme Court in Summerslde.

6.—Visit of Dr. G. F. Beck, Can- adian fleld representative of the American Adult Education Y Assoc- iation, who addressed a meeting oi school teachers in P. W.C. Hall on the subject oi adult education.

Extensive repairs undertaken to the Provincial Building.

Sims building remodelled and taken over by the Canadian Nav

statement

financing the

Roman Catholic

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town.

Bold theft of 36 fox pups from ranch of Mr. J. R. lockerby, Ham- ilton.

l3._lnspectlon by Captain P. E. Belanger of City School Cadet Cor s.

P la-Fstlmated loss 0f $115000 in

iound by section- _sll‘fl<llurlxigi;fsiigedéig§gygghgrige pa“ or to the Senate Chamber, in succes- v ‘ ti S l» . H . Village of Albany struck by cy- it?“ fiwgagng ma or on

clone which uprooted trees and de- molished buildings, causing unpre- cedented havoc.

Visit "of Mr. Charles H. Haines, Philadelphia, and. other members oi Oxford Group team who ad- dressed meeting in Canadian Na-

23~Provincial general elections, resulting in the defeat of the Mac- Mlllan Government and. the return of Hon. W. M. Lea. Liberal Op- position leader, with majorities in every constiuency. Though polling only 5B per cent. oi the total votes,_

ure.

16.—0rdination oi Rev. George MoCormack by Bishop O'Sul1ivan in parish church, St. Georges.

10.--Suspensicn for one year 0L car licenses in cases oi conviction ior drunken driving recommended by Grand Jury at. opening 0f Jlllle term oi Supreme Court in Char-

cal history. _

26-—Farewe1l visit oi Lord Bess- "bcrough, Governor-General, and Lady Bessborough, before return- ing to the Old Countly,

Celebration at Grand River in honor oi Rev. John A. MacDonald, who observed the fiftieth anniver-

Silver Jubilee oi

his 85m t mtfimgi-ze of ‘so won by sary of his ordination to the Priest- year o - W55 ll d, » Tllellm- “Pm”- “°"° 9"“ 0”‘ °3lslt oi Mr. a. c. Seaman. As-

Pnze E55“ sistant Commissioner of the Can- adian Government Exhibition Commissicn at London, England. who addressed a special meeting of the Board of Trade.

ill-Annual convention oi the Provincial Command, Canadian legion. W. A. MacLaggan, Mon- tague, was elected president succession to W. S. Hughes, MM. Guest speakers at the convention banquet included: Rev. Canon A. E. Andrew, M.A., M.C., Rector oi

demy, in Australian Competition. bit-Ordination of Rev. Daniel White at St. Dunstans Basilica. 9,3 Closing exercises at Notre Dame Lewis elected presi- meeting of P. E. I. Association. ZL-JEncouraging mports sub- mitted/at annual meeting oi Pro- testant Orphanage trustees and Women's Auxili