NOVEMBER _1_s._193o _ s

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MONDQY -VISITING IN MONTBEAL- THURSDAY Miss Cccila Burroughs. Mrs R. '1‘, FIRE AT TRACADIE CROSS-Thfl FUNERAL 0F LATE 0011111101 Holman and Miss Gladys Ilolnlan ol refldcnce o! M?» J°09Dh McKenna, Summcrside left on Monday for .a Tracadle Cross, we burned to the V1511» h MCHUBIL-S I - 810111111 yesterday afternoon. The fire. __- \vhich was of unkuolvn origin. was _V1S|T|NG IN NOVA 5c0lru_ dircovcred about 3 o'clock. Efforts to Mr. John Steele. of Sumnlerslde. for 58111’ 111° 171111111118 We"! 11111111111111:- many years jailer at tho Prince County Jail under the Conservdtlvo

CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY-Capt. MCMILLAN-The funeral of Mr.l3.=_~d;¢i~.¢n oelobydgod hi; 73nd birth- 170112111 M0M111011 15011 1111105 iTSi-Qr- day atthe residence of Echaad Bros. day afternoon from his late residence York, on the 10th inst. The Guard. at St. Averds. -The services at the 1 lan wshes the genial Captain many house and at the grave were con- returns of the day.

‘ducted by Rev. R. ll/I. Legato.’ Inter- ' merit was at the Peoples’ Cemetery. The pail bearers were: Messrs. Ed-

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PEAKE-In this City on October 10, ' to Mr. and Mrs. Cyril E. Peake. 34 Longworth Ave., a daughter,

\\'00D—-.\Z'.‘l2l.\’EN NUrTluLs-zn Trflnool. Temple Church, Boston, on cundoy evening. October twelfth. a pretty wedding was solemnizcd when m JV wivicomb Brougher, D.D., Lip“ lmltffll in marriage, Hazel E. Wood. eldest daughter of Calvin and mo word. of Soutllpirt. Prince Ed- =f:l~ld"nlli Raymond L. Mc-

A LATE PLUNGI-L-Regardless of , the cold weather and the appearance ‘ward Love. Millar Mathleson. H. Call- ,' of neighbors in fur coatg and m“.

-—IZOUGHT PRIZE WINNERS-

PANTING-At ill/cod Island's East. on

warii 1 roziine. left on Saturday; morning for‘Dr' 0111111111- “11 1mm“ 11°15'31"“ iii-c‘: P C i" Mu d k R s D Monday 0mm” 6 193° 1° Mr a 1 1 . - . ~’ . - -- . 1' - " o l . o 1d . ' l - - Y" - _ Wm‘. .. ol Bxl. 11111111111? Mctiiweil, u “s”; m ms daughter l“ Nova cf summers,“ returned on Monday Mcxinngna .1 11 o5 1111 S: 21115; 1111:1911” yummy 11nd Mrs. Angus Panting, a son, Franols1 W. - m 1. 51- 11'1"‘ P11111111 1‘1‘11a11_1d1sfg;' Booties-s, from Amherst where h: had rem 1 1 1 1 mm? o-n Lon. lwer;5@@11N5l‘1m' George. ‘ ' .,- om couple were marl-is a e _____ c-ttendin th A l - "'“- n g v rig ay. ovem- ,_ T111111 ‘r evcniil-z service while g e “mm Wm“ F1111 be!‘ 10111. Ht P01111- Prim. _ u‘ 1 '

KENNEDY-At the Prince County A. Hospital. Summers de, on Oct. 15.j i930, to w. and Mrs. Charles Ken-1 nedy. Kensingtom a son. ' l

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ALSSUND IN PORT-The potato 1'16 brought wlith him a Valuabfel st ". Al": ~ ' - ~11 'st _ r - ' ' . . 8811161." s und, Cvvptavyli P..t..scn, >31"11al'd 11 911 111° V931‘ 0111 11113’ T. Gallant. Inspector of Fisheries. _c.\lt DAMAGED__M1-_Nefl Mo. arrived Ill port at the Raiway Wharf!“ 111911 011111111001 001118 Cf 1118 p113 "i at rcturnad ysstsrdoy from m, M”, D “an f s ‘d h d his " on lllondiljv X1101‘ ‘ w f" ~l.~_ th fair. Dr. Ch "h s s" :1; E131 . 1' V 1 . v 11 1 11 o 1'1111111e111‘,e‘ 11 c1111 M mm] “In”. -..1,C|,,.]d._,\,_.o,,c Lgadm" was ‘Oi nwhQu ti"; a ewluvb“. afldtlglxllflo on: 1:?‘ V“ if 631E119 Islands \\here he had spent badly damaged when ‘tskidded and rllown d “hm S! L“ ‘He?’ “Glue Wm b; Bomnlet-ezi c". Frldaklhwhen “m rgce-‘xcl-se; Us - ~ 11- °~ ton day's on an official visit. Very l turned ovcr as he was driving near. ‘ ‘vhlgoiithe Alwund ‘Wm s3“ for New‘ York‘ “' [poor catches of smelts are beinglGrand River. A burst tire was the NY“ or Norfolk‘ V". QUEENS COUNTY COLTRT_TV,H mane in this province this season. cause of the accident. Fortunately jud:mcnm~were rmdmvefl by Jl:d::_lcciicol.. of caoolih are swarming up M11 MCDCUEHII was not hurt.—-S.

CONDITION lmpnovm , _ D n _ , a _ >2 ofairic of the rivers in the eastern

_v (i I Tile u y at the conc1udlii,‘-c...loil oil Nun“ cf the provmm These are

001141111011 :1 M1‘. Clll Wooo. who thc Charlottetown circuit of thcl 11-» cs-wht in large quantlwls and‘ TELEPHONE R.

was n ure in last Vlednec-iav‘: fatal Qucons County Court ysztzitlay 1 ° 1° 1 1“ I '- 3541115 — Mr-

accid-nrit. has improved t1 such or: HTTP‘. In the cs1: of Deuce vs.1 1111111 10111011 “m1 These 11511111131115 Mcmnay’ 1111s 10181111111 O1 111C PAYNTER-At 11118 P1111111 K051111311 extent that _.”,‘..,.day he was 1.7.0 to. l 11g tly smaller than smclts. are not l 131311;] Tel-whose Con-many and h]; Oct. 12. 1930. to Mr. and Mrs Oliver

Edpiunds. an action‘ for rent. judg-i , n. .,. _,, Home 11,0113...“ rdwarq mind Hnsnment was Ewen for m? plaintiff for tlue CiiDcllfl but are called 5ll\ srlorow are o; prosont stationed in Payntcr a, 5011, lJohn Matthew).

POOR. SMELT-CATClIES-Ml‘. S.

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111011 remained rested, the - m. iy-lig fiilld to capacity. ,_, a “m; nlllllilut‘ nf wlo

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NICHOLSON-In tho City, Oct. 9. to1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nicholson, a1 son.

ho.- vcil fell from :1 all) o.‘ my, (‘"111 with p?r1l"l~i__nn-¢l rhine- orange

Liv-toiled lvitll

I ’ Mccannolv-At City Hospital, on. ‘xc carrier n ‘All

12. 1030. to Mr. and 111's. Frank Me- Carron. Southport. a son.

ECFTCZN’. duo rgjrfl, show-cred with 1 l 1w- plzooni was luti "rcf. co, rho church ,. ..,»<.~.-i~rl m ailprilorintciy "liridal Ci-oruo", and

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1'17‘! ill" 519101-“1- 51111.‘; 1T 11 pita] and ref , t llglq ~ i; g . n . . 131115531 'Richmond at the Dew Ur I n. . " As they fllalfhcd bur" 711a 1e1fl11ul1tlo1n o1f11l1tlr1 11111115! 1ft 1m 1m cm: c1 1111011115011 11511 '__ 1Thcy are busily engascd in 111311.112... BROWN-m" the P1111” 5d“"‘11"1 15' 1 . ' 3 ' ‘ -1 . -, . ”" “ 1 ‘ s" t‘ j ucL-an action for damage; sus- _ __ . . “' land Hospital. N v. 4, 1930. t/ M". 5 ' 1

ur-nl’ 1 1.111 11111121” ?1‘°\v:-'J‘-1l°1 Mutch. who was more seriously 311- tfinsd by a ca‘. in a mot," accident M l In. new telephone line from Richmond and Mrs. Elma”; Brown a 5on0 l “ ' . the i 1 -l1“l“1_°1‘*°11“S " - “w 1111001- 15 Ffiflvrivd 11s being illuch bei- “figment was five“ for m “amt”. ""‘""““’ "m1 '1” 9”?” ° 1'1 111111115100- 1° 191111166 1116 0110 ' ' —~--_____- .. .. _ _.._.€______ .53.“. opved. TllP you-T! 00111110. tor, . .' q g e 1 ‘ l Fiance Edward Island will be treated “in “v35 so badly damaged by the _ v v l 1 o-5r3l1iFl‘.'lll11t‘l11S rlff111ll1y"78.'1lll.l'fllii _____ '11” $5110‘ as fairly and H‘; favourably in thc sleet storm last wrinter. Mr. McAulay. E,':SMI1V:I'AB1LQ1‘°LOPM’§ 11:11:11 MccvmAxfnl 1110 C71’ Hc-Sli-"li ‘

l 2w. mu rim-s. our". 111- MARINE new!‘ STEAMERS-Tlte‘ ,___, , _ _ lniim as they evzr have been in the. who by the way is a renowned fiddler. c‘ ‘, _ ‘m ; " 1"" 011ml‘ 1°11 Jrilim" l-ivF-‘llcvl. i

. F0111 1111’ 111111015 311C111"? 0.6.5. Brent at prcceilt is repair-1A111T‘L3DI11‘G 111141111511 251R j i ixvst vus elven by Hon. Dr. R. .I. arid his lolly crew. make a host of a11111;;e"c1;' ‘l’1'a;l1“3“ “a” Ca11"""1" 07°"! 63 roar-s.

~ = = . . 2 til’ 1E th - .. . _ " lncng 1e many pazzengers iat is! l _ . . l 1 5 . ,.. S0 . a1‘ so air. . [.0 _. p; llt. 1rd a 111:1! u t; ing some damage re.ellecl by the Tuesday msmmg h attgnd the Am_ 111 .nion, Minister of Railways andi friend whereur they go. The work CORM!‘ F ‘ I’ Thomas rim-ml’ Clock w h a quo 1- Point prim gooy_ The Arranmoreli5 ‘ Cazzzls, in respon‘ , to n. cordial which the Telephone company is do- MACLE0D_At Begum‘ 535k" o“ i. —At KPfiollliflflrl,

m port M North Sydney‘ and Wm hcrst Winter Fair included the fol- W 3

_ w . . . shortly proceed to s!‘ PM" Ishmd lowing. Hope Jardirie and Atliurlscnmme

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.W1ht.Fl‘;RthBl.'. , and Points in Newfoundland. The Nailing C|1::kg11;u3t;,g. Pegganfii: , by the Board of Trade at the L. N. Bilvflcld and Cartier which recently‘ ' “ ' 1

‘ter. William Clarke Wiltshire‘ lusry R‘ “m” 1"‘ “mm” 1111111111111111111111111 11111 1811111111 1111' came in port hero after completing Mczachemv Charlotke McKay_1A1,gv]e Optimism as to the future of, “bk-TN- ' the silrvcy work of the sobson, arc Show. Margaret Rodd’ Gordon Rérh Canada “'35 strongly voiced by the‘ laying~ up for the winter. m.’ Brackley PL Road. Fwd J’ N.‘ .11‘ wiitiiiy: minister. who is making _..w|_.;DD]NG BELLS_A quiet but Dr. and Mrs. Petl-iick, Earle Ingol first/r-Iaritime tour since 1155111111112 , interesting wedding ceremony took Gordon McMillan. 53,-“ Molsaoglcffica and who arrived on tlle earlyllplaoe" at, the Methodist, Parsonage’ Chnrlgtfgtpwyy 1 Bordon train last evening. accom- . Beclequc. on Wednesday, 5th inst, at panied by his deputy Mr. V. 1.13 p. m.. when Hazel Jean. only

FUNERAL 0F THE 1.515; RQD-1EIIIKITL. and by Ml". W. U. Alllllfitillhifiailglltfll‘ of Mr. and Mrs. George ERICK NICHOLSON-Tho funeral nflGcnzral 1yfan:l{:ci' of thc AtlanticlMacMlcken. Carleton. became the Mr. Roderick Nicholson was heldyes-|Re::l1111 v1 the C. N. R. bride of Ralph Horace. youngest son terday afternoon from his late resi- °11 MIS- Campbe“ “m1 1119 1319 9111"" dcnce on Kent Street. Services at

_ h|les Campbell. Chelton. Riev. A. J’. the house and at thograve were con- 0N 0111111117151‘ 111511-1155 $111111’ 365110105 0111101811115 The 11811197

ducted by Rev’ 13y, Ramsay’ no“ C, IVICDCHRW- 01 SWnF/i N- 5" 11195111‘ ‘ young couple then motored to Bcr- <1 N, Brown,‘ and R9“ _y_ M_ MoLood_ c111 0f 1111? K611011317 Assemwy ‘I- o" iden. where they embarked on the Car Interment was at the Peoples’ com-lit F? °1 111° 1141-11111“ Pml/mws- ‘Ferry en route to dlffereilt parts" of ctery. The pallbearers were Mestrs. T1111 B" 01110101 V1511" 1° 5113110 1161M?" | the Maritimes on a. honeymoon trp. a. n. Burnett, w. B. Robertson, w. E1111 b90111 N°~ 10 T015081’ el/enlng- lThe contracting parties are wcllan-d H. Heaney. P. J. McDonald. Henry'$il11‘1‘ R1119? 1101116- Wflfdfifl 01 111° popularly known by a host of friends McFarlane and hfurdock Ross Assembly. acccinpailied the llrcsid- who wish them every pcssblc happi-

‘Jon in 1"."'llZ‘P "Ar. tme passes. friendship prolvr." from the Paine Furniture Co. of which the bride is ivclued member The groom's gift lo ‘.11: bride was a slver muskrat

30101391” 13. Thwnos Gormnli, aged

aooordoq hm by o floor-oh: ing in this vicinity is just a small got‘ 2Q 1930' w Mn and Mrs‘ Mab 59. l

gathering of citizens mill cart c! what they are doing in all colni n. MacLood. lformerly or grad- l parts of the province. in order to give albane)’ E son, Ian M31805“

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LOWTHER-At his home, North Carleton, on Oct. l1, 1030, Ho“? Lolvther. in his 72nd year.

RAYFIELD-At Boston. Mass, Nov, 12. 1930. to Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Ray- fleld. nee Thelma Jenkins, a daugh- ter.

‘GRAHAM-At Gawndkdi, on. n, ‘Il/lrs. Wm.

SIGNS 0F WRECK-During the recent northeast gale, much wreck- age was washed ashore at Boughton Island which gave evidence of a. schooner having been smashed to pieces on some reef of the eastern eoazt. A piece of the stern was found with the letters "N5." thereon. the ship evidently having been regis- tered ’n ‘a Nova Scotia port. As there has been no wreck reported .in this vicinity. thc wreckage is thought to be that of thc schooner "General Middleton" which came to grief on the Indian Rocks, of Wood Islands.

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E. Ciriiltrllll. not‘ F?) yrnl-l.

s and now remains isliccessflil hnldor of some. Among the Island. liiczlds lit the wedding 11'1- rlllde llr. niul Airs. J. W. Jones. Mr. m; Mrs, \l.'. E Jnnos. Mr. and Mrs. wm, Stewart. .\1r. and Mrs. P‘. L. uwyrlll and family, Miss Jessie An-

" . drowsy Mr. Willard Wood, The Misses shfplfl‘. of Nova Scotia. Mr. and Mrs. lllcEvllen lvill rrsidc in Boston.

. , ,, , I SWAN-At the P. E. Island Hospital. 1HfZGLRALD-I3 this city, October

l Nov. 6. 1930, to lvlr. niid Mrs. Charles 1. 13th. Ilcnry" Fitzgerald, aged 78 years I H. Swan. lnee Leah Oannonl, a son.‘ Charles Blair.

mirs To qiuurry

MCDONALD-In 1m vitv. o». liill Joseph B. ilvDonalrl, aztrl 8.3‘ _vi-.1r.:

.'1n 1171]‘ in‘. hrunvli of our hari v.':'.r:~ llu m-ss is the furnishing o cocci “lcclmrfths- . to coin u com- prehensive lvcrrl f» fit locks. key: bolts. lanolis, hinges and door hard- ware izancralir. vf- handle "IDS! giaoils in v.1" \. #01)". in all thr- bos’ lilo grzivlcw, at attract-

MURPHY-At Enlcrald on NOVCIHDCI‘ TQQMB5_M Norm w liohoq. fi. 1930, to Mr. and 1\li':. Gordon ncsday. Oct. 2L’. 1030, llfilllanl Murphy, a daughter. Vivian Marjorie. Tqgmb; 1n 1.1-, 75m yew

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NARRIAGES tnl. on October i-——-— —-'-i Kfinfll‘. 3E5‘ 22 wars and

KENNY-At the l’. E. Islinyl H" lli-1 1930. Frcrlcrick 1 month.

I r1, NESDAY 1'1‘ _H0.\'El'.\l00.\ IN NIAGARA AND TORONTO-idle marriage took place on Wcdilo-rlzll’. NOV0mb01‘ 51h. Bl m. ho...» oi tll- lwido at Carleton.

SlMMS—McLEOD—At Si. Pciulls Rcii- ;D0‘L'LL—-At Ne" lcry. on Wodnssday‘, November 12th. ‘nocclrly O2‘ ' Douglas Law Sinlins of Charlotta- aged '78 310:1...

The Rogers

R A .1119 ldmfliciatiilg. of Miss _ _ t s-v. Eu“; d ,. .1’ , u, 1,, nth,“ tcvvn and Idtt May lvlcLcocl of New 1 _‘ . _ Th ~ ___. cnt, ab!) Past Pleslden, is .1 .- >l1c§ 1111 11051101- 1’ 11-» By --r-‘.. .. _ _ u v “ Y W _ Ho“. r_;_. _‘ s n, 2V1. ‘. I _ _,

11”“ 11"‘ " 1° M“ 111111111 Mani. 111.111.‘, ,..°°°“.§§°‘.‘..,‘“ 1;; 1111:: nerunlv FROM ciiuricniu... betli MoEachorn. si-o. J. J. MoKin— ltak: up their new sojourn in iiic lll-lt-llllo The <i=-@1ll'>1l¥ M» 11"‘ .930 Ellwood D t, __n hfs 810m‘ PLHIGWKTG CO»,

1111111111811‘ 11111111 11111 11111111111111111611 111- Nloholion m1 30m 31 Deer M=ssrs Frod Batti Charles Batt and non Grand Secretary 0f the Grand mrmed by Re“ H‘ D 12311111131111‘ vicar‘ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 i . . " ‘ m for :1 lww '~ ll trip to Niagara. - -5 ‘@011 0805- “ _ ‘ ‘ ' “ __ _ ' . ~ ' ' '

"in"; \v'll also vls- °<1 1111" bee“ 111 111 "with for some lJw‘ “mlsham "mlmd Mm Chm‘ 1'°“15'° 1'0" o‘ F" 11111111111“ Grand INSPECTION er RAiLWAY MIN- Nl;\\‘5ON—-(JHO\'VAN—/1t thc home KELLY-At fiilllllll’. ma. 1'1. -~ 1 Alnlted

' .‘»- "l 1.1315‘. m] MflttllcwSi 1on1. Scrtio stow-|15TE3_A" 11151>°¢11°1l 111' 1111-11 11111- ,ci the. 1J1'151fi"5~l11l~"111~'i. Hi:r1l1i'v1d._P- Chrrlr": P"1ll'lflil. 1111"‘ ___ ' ‘V, W Count“ for the Grand ,way facll Lcs and the Canadian Na- 1E 1.. rlo-s. 5. 1030. by Di A". C. Vin- and Vi". Fronl: 1111'. as “t ....1 1 v . ,. . farrcd 11101101 Hi ‘- a- 1111110 11190111 1110 C11)’. cent of Charlottetown. Buizllaiis Grlr- llllClltllfi. ., 011111611“ ‘.11 111111.111 “as 1103-11 t land a. visit to a IQXJTHIICII compris- iisld....N:v:soii..of--I-1ariiil1:1411*=10—Mfl-~ " . 1111' 1111 M11191“? .111 a ‘(cry 1rd the pi"cgl'a!nTfllo'lv:d by H011. DI’. ibgl Gom-oo,‘ Choo-on or EXQhIIJ-lti} Bll!‘il.i.‘\'.\.‘.'-.~\t (Yl'!‘.‘1l‘.'.l:r‘ Nov. ll l‘ 11111111111: 111L111VMQ1LE1CL1I 8mm R. J. llvlanion. Minister cf I1f1il\‘.’8yS| 11111111 111 111" ' , _ ‘,1, 1f of and Canals. mid Mrs. Manion yes-lCL0“-_DELANLn-_A. 11' G‘ $11131 1111111110111 on 111a ltcrday morning while tn Charistte- l-‘pnoilogc. Chzirlottst ""11. bIov. 5.

tmo. but was not considered serious 1cm“ Thursday evmmg “"111”? 311 thc ‘till a fcw weeks before his passing “my by "11" 60111151‘ 11111151‘: ""1117 M‘ away. companied the paity remained over He have; to Incum the following in Oshawa whore he will visit relat- daugmgrs; Anstwcalvin Mex“, Mm ives. The party. left tjhere-lastflvlsly . ~ - » -‘ . - ~~fr~ '1' ... t?"

I 5m 5mm, and Mrs Arthur Hemhland while at Churchill wcie o..u.l.c:i TM gmndzsn Masler Arthur Nbhck viv-sith clredgng operations in Cfllillfiliflm con Iieartz all of Charlottetown and 1°“ “"111 31ml? Brain cifivatoi" bcnig

. in thcir \'.‘4l_',' home _.i== of lvlrs. Frank on for a few days.

ii fiusiiro, N017, .".".c 6') years.

1E iiillnglvr’ .1".iii‘t3\\'l'i yesierrlay ' :00 veterans of the

' ‘t. ‘r5’ ‘Fl. 0t £L‘“."1,~_ Nich-

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i‘ll(lil‘l_‘.‘,' from the Can- lll 1101115‘. Grafton Street. rmllt where an approp- ns hold. The veterans. inc Legion Band and wcarlnr; poppies and their wnr decor- ations pmndrd nlonz Queen. Kcnt lllll Grrnl Gcorce Streets.

‘lb! prrlliom at the monument

belied lvzlli the singing of "O Can-

lda, our home. our native land."

—lil'(‘.ll\.‘\'.\N-i\lll\'OR NUPTI- ALE-A wdd in: of considerable lccol ‘iltcrest \~..~... solemnlzed at the home if the still-idling clergyman. Rev. A. K Ilzr . l. at Dufferln strcct, Mone- Vln. N1‘, on Frdny, November 7th. 1" “It l. m.. I& Miss Geraldine ll 11mm: li'll1_l;'l1t21' of Mrs. Florence lllnor. of 1l.\!0ll\'fl.Ol1. was united in mam: to llr. Eldrcd B. Bilchanon. l‘ sol‘. rf Mr. and Mrs. William ‘Pl. of Sizmlncrslde. The rs porfornlcd in the midst

clntlvcs and frlcnds of

g parties. The brdc. ~ rlvrtri in marriage by her ‘M918. was becomfvngly gowned lln 1'11" ffvil" c110 with velvet trimmings. 11'" 111111" hot was in corresponding Blonde shoes and stockings the ensemble. .The bride l llrcrc attended by Mr. and ' llllchilrian. brother and sis- ‘l1 1118 arooln. Among tho °111'°1-l1l'-vil relatives and friends who the ceremony were Mr. and l! om .1. El hsmnn. of Slim- °"‘"1"- fllld .\Il's. R. L. Navies. of 3101113111. NS. I‘: wing the cere- 1; o‘: 10191113021 was hold at the

“Chem the bride, where a delicious

R- PM gas served. The bride. who m ln'“I1':~~r nzcmbler of the younger rpcfmml 11:11:11 social circles was the ms} ‘mp0 litany lovely fiiiiu of out ‘ubst-antvzfll. ..lllor an-l China. also a mm "vfhaflile from the groom's

r l'i.l. and Mrs Buchanan left

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the fcumvmg 515mm and bmhera built by Carter-Hall and Adclingci". Mrs Flcra McDonald Shamrock, Mrs Th” “"111? which ‘"15 °°mm°n°cd 1111'“ Lizzie Brown, Boston Mass. and Ye” 15 expected 1° be cumpmed by 1Earah Nicholson, Charlottetown. 531111111113“ 1931-

Malcclnr Nicholson, Springton, and i“

Dr. D.A. Nichokson, Scottie. Wash PRESENTATION 0F GOWNS"M Tho funeral will be held Nov 12th at the Heart: Memmm H511 13st 91'9"‘ 2 03.10“ from- his 18w rcsideme ml ing Geneva gowns and cassocks were Kent so’ m P909195 Cflueteno presented to Trinity United Church _____ for the use of the Ministers. The gowns were presented by tlie Ladies’ Aid Society through thclr prcsdent. .Mrs. R. E. Mulch. and the cmsocks ,by the lllillllig Circle of King's

ANNUAL ARMISTICE DINNER- The annual armistice dinner of the P. E. island ljght Horse was held in

the Armour.“ Mmday evening. Daughters, their prnvidcnt. Mrs. J. A. abs...‘ “m”, Officers and Invited MacKenzie, making the presentation. guests being present Among the l The’ Session received thcm and

“was were. COL lugs‘ COL IMCNGVHI’ I thanked the ladies fol" thc pancreas Capt. Legato. Capt. Chandler. Majors 1 3111;“: Conrad. Thompson. W. J. McDonald, 51m A nambér of ‘M11116 “_t_x_e1p‘rcj_ Tierney and Fielding and Messrs.

the Lodge lhcn presented the presid- cnt with a lacailtifully engraved ad- dress and 11111- 515131" Ruby 11101110’ Warden, was also remembered. Ad- dy were given by Sister McEach- on; P, n, also Bro. G. P. Nicholson. p, G... Grand Secretary McKlnnon. Bro. D. Bethune P. G. Patriarch. All terclosililz of 111161??- reflcslinlffllfi were served, bringing to a close a very enloyabls cvenlni; 1/1111 a 151119 fli/CPJPIIICC. All 137953111 11"“? 11113115111” Cd to moo; our president. i191‘ 81'9" cicus 1111112101‘ clulcarlll: her 10 511- vllallo in the ctv sister McDonald ls thc gucst of ll/RPKPII- 515191‘ Ruby Homo yrsidilll; McDonald ls visit‘!!! gvomo 1; in: ot lliciltr-gilv this even- ‘n-r, grin". fi-om hfontacilo to K?"- ‘.mgLon_ Albertpn and Summersidc.