DECEMBER 19. 1950 .
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- BRIDE ELECT HONORED a'r 'sH0wEn, .- Miss Jean Burt was tendered e. miscellaneous shower in honor of her approaching marriage. on Monday evening. December 4th. 5. French River Hall. when she re- celled many lovely gifts which in- rilld9d bed linen. table linens.glass- ware. cooking utensati -'.'-'."5"li'-it-".".. ;mp5 and a substantial sum in cash. The stage to which the bride- emt was escorted by Mrs. Everett 3,.” uas gay with artistically ar- m...z..d yellow and white streamers The well filled baskets were carried 1,. bi Misscsdcan MacRae and P1111105 Parsons. and the parcels F...-9 opened by Misses Jean Par- : and Evelyn MacR.ae. The good
Edd Barbara MacL.eod. and the gifts were arranged by Miss Elim Campbell. The bride-to-be gracefull- 3-; thanked her friends for the love- giils. BUT-
Locke - Bilrt Wedding
D Rcv. D. A. Campbell was the nftir:at:n;; clergyman at the Presby- terzlln Manse, New London. when iltidred Jean. daughter ct Mr. and Mrs, llall Burt. French River. and Wilbur Elwood. son of Mr. and Mrs Charles Locke or the same place were united in the holy bonds of liialriturn)”.
The ceremony took place on Wed- nz--clirv. December 6th, 1950. at one- thirtv in the alternocn. and thr its were attended by Mr. and ATP Arthur Pidgeon. br0I.T'IQT"IIl- jiw and sister of the bride.
Tile jcilthflil bride looked charm- :r.: ill her grown of grey taffetta llliil black accessories. and her e.-maid also chose in becoming to of grey with black acces-
SUTVV Fni:.nving the ceremony. the brid-
rly motored to Borden and .1 side. returning to the hime of the bride's parents at five o'clock fur a reception at which close fmrrlx and relatives were guests
A irtffr-it supper was served frrra :. note. highlighted -with two beauti- .".tlZv decorated wedding cakes,
Those servlnlz were girl friends of the bride--Misses Barbara Mac- lecvd. Lottie and Jean Parsons and lZ1'ie'.'.(t MncRae.
The bride's mother wore Hack mpo. with silver trimmings and the l:rnom's mother was attired in blue
Mrs. Elmer persons and Miss Lot- tie Parsrns entertained with music- at selection: during the evening.
A band or charivariers added their good trislrr: for the newlyweds, to film of their many other Irir-nds
The wzll live at French River "lit? the Groom is engaged in the u:dustr,v. and the bride is 2 Zwr Fl1ll'llOyFE or the .'ir:n of nnri Dluzan. Bur.
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-IS EECOVEIIING - He.- many friends will be pleased to know that Mrs. J. Wilfrid Arsen- ault of Wellington, who has been a patient in the Prince County Hospital in Summerside. has re- covered satisfactorily. Mrs. Arsen- ault is now convalescing at home in Wellington.
-DIES IN MASSACHUSETTS- Many friends will regret to learn of the death in the Massachusetts General Hospital on December 15th of Mrs. Frank F. Yeo of Sum- merside. The remains will be sent home for burial which will take place on Wednesday, December 20th from the United Church. Summerside at 2.00 pm.-S.
-- T0 SPEND CHRISTMAS ON THE ISLAND -- Readers of Mav- Lean'a will be keenly interested in learning that the Magazines ot- tatwa Editor. Blair Fraser will spend Christmas in this province Mr. Fraser is a son-in-law of Mr H. B. .'iiacI.-cod. of Burlington, near Kensington. and is motoring from Ottawa with his wife and two ycung sons. who have not seen their grand-father for sometime and to whom. it. would just "not be Christ- mas, without Grandpa Mae". As. readers of Macl..ean's know. Mr Fraser has rccently returned from "a world air tour, to write a series of special articles". and it is hon- ed the present ecmfortable and benign weather will continue. and that he and his family will enjoy a real holidav with world problems left behind for the moment. Bur
Personals --Mrs. Carrie Leard spent the week and in Moncton the guest of Miss Alice Harrison.-B.
- Miss Marlcn Carr. Charlotte- town was among those attending the Burt-Locke wedding at French River.
- Mr. Willard Brown returnec recently to his home in Burling- ton. after spending the past two weeks in New Glasgow. N. s.
-- Mrs. Gertrude Brown has clos- ed her home at Stanley Bridge and is at present the guest of Mrs. Janie Woodman. Kensington. Bur
- Mr. Elvin Bryanton loft re- cently tcr Boston. Mass, where he will spend a two weeks vacation
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- Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Camp- bell and daughter. Norma, Long River. are spending the winter months in Summerside. Bur
- Miss Agnes Adams. Burlington is spending some time in Lot 16. where she. is the guest of Mrs. Lot- tie Farrell. Bur.
Friends of Mr. Miller Hamilton stanlev Bridge will be scrry to learn that he has found it necessary tr enter the P. E. Island Hospital Charlottetown for treatment. and will wish him improved health
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- Her many friends will be glad to know that Mrs. H. S. Maeilwen. stanlev Bridge is gradually recov- ering her health after a six-week: illness of rheumatic fever. and will wish her an early and complete re- covery. Bur.
- Mrs. Don Baker had the mis- fortune to suffer a broken collar bone and a sprained ankle. when she tripped and fell in the farm- yard at her -home at Margate. lmv days ago. After treatment at the Prince County I-lcspital. Mrs. Baker returend to her -home and is resting as comfortably as can be ex- pected. Her many friends will wish her an early recovery from the re- sults of the accident. Bur.
- Rev. Samuel I-laslam. of Can- ning. N. 8.. who was expected in Kensington this week. and who was to have been inducted into the Mar- gnte United Church Charge. has been detained due to the death of his mother in Boston. where he has eons to attend the funeral. since the dath of the late Rev. G. 5. Stevens. Mr. Cecil Forbes has been taking the services in the Mar-gate charge. until he accepted a pennan- ent charge in Upper Musouodohit. where he has gone with his wife and family to live. Bur
-Mr. and Mrs. Russell chamo- ion. Kensinqton, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Everett Champion and Mr. Bruce champion. Reming- ton and Mrs. Andrew .7.” i
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