-PURCHASING BAIL! good qufilfly live fow1..Empty crops. 5. 3, Pnndieton. K

—lENsINGTON yteri ollunh Servicu Sunday, Jilly 5th will be conducted by Rev. V. E. Osborne of New London.

.303 BTOMACH UPSETSIISG mama Rex. Taylor Drug 00., Iensincton.

--—N0. 9, 12, 13 and 16 extra soft galvanized brace, stake and lacing wire, in stock at Braces‘

uo AND OOSTS —'A parity charged with the illegal con- sumption of liquor before Magis- trate Darby on Thursday was fined 130.00 and costs. Another party was fined 010.00 for a similar oflence.--8

-—D0'NA'l‘l0N - At the District Institute Convention, held Bloomfield recently. the sum of $7.50 was donated to the Prince Counzy Hospital, for which the hospital is very grateful.-8.

.—-HOUSE WAnM‘ING——A real old fashioned house warming wag ex. tended to Mr. and Mrs. Bowness on their arrival on Mon- day at their lovely home in Bede- uue after a. honeymoon trip through Nova sootia. Mrs. Fred Davison as- tistod in receiving the guests. A'sa Isiating the bride were Mrs. Harry (Dr.) Sharp. Mrs. . Miss Jewell and Miss Mar- giu-oisrfieolr. Mrs. w. P. aowness. wtberl of tbeT%1Tl0ll1k'i5erVed a de-

qious unch. :2 br e and groom reolived some very iangiole expres- sions ‘of the good will of friends and neighbours in and about Bed- aqug in the form oi some beautiful and costly gifts. The young coupie were aerenaded by the young pee.

later in the evening. Mr. and

. Bowness who only returned that evening from the mainland were greatly sur_o_r-ised at the royal welcome accorded them. Mr. :Bown- uaonbehalfot himselfandhis hide thanked one and all for their good wishes and lovely presents and extended them a. hearty wel- come at all times.-6.

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-—m-. Cyrus Wedge of O'beary is A-patient in the Prince ‘County Hos- vital.-5

~—1n-s. Heath M. Chisholm of North Tryon and her daughters. tales and Elaine, are visiting Mr. Mira. Reginald Aihken, 86 Long- Avenue, char-lottetown.—.3.

'-an-s. David Schurman and Miss Matt!) Black have arrived from lasing, Mass. on a visit to Island

-012‘. Lorne Brown and Miss Ilargaret Macllaughton of Men- trealweretheguestsof Dr. EW. cannon and am. Cannon of St. El- eonora on Wednesday.-S.

gus Macbean, who has been visiting friends in Summerside has returned to his home in Bolivia at the Eastern end of the Isia.lld.—S.

-—iiIss Marion P. Drlseoll. nurse In training at the Hotel Dieu Hos- pital, Monciion, N.B., having re- d from a recent operation, hag returned to her siudles.—6.

-—'nie many friends oi Miss Elaine and Master Ecnekeil Roberts, oi llnkora, are pleased to see them about again, after their recent oper- ation for tonsils in the Prince County Hospital.

--Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius Roberts of Kinkora were among the many who attended the funeral in Cilelton Sunday of little Mary Joan, daugh- ‘tfrd of Mr. Louis Sherry, Summer-

and Mrs. C. 8. Morris (II .visiting in Halifax, the guests of their daughter. Mrs. Arnold Wilson. who expects to return with them to Buinmerside on a visit. Her little rugiger.‘ saudra. will accompany

-Alisa mic Perry, R.N.~. of Ahou-

—Jll! , myth“ maths at Draws. I.-Mao-1-2‘-lg. -rmv fllllllins INSPIOIOI

Mr. Martin will make his headllllariaa at Miscoui-.he.—a.

-TINDIBED THANKS-Senator Creehnan MacArthur wag tgmlgi-gs} a vote of thanks on Sunday evening lgizntlu Sifiznblgdldne Band got his

°1‘°“5 0 Sltumen ‘Ina Band is offering the public a. spin. did program of music. Their at- tendance at the driving park on no. minion Day was a. pleasing addition to the usual splendid slate of at. u'actlons.—S.

-1100! !xA'.Mb—lRrty-five . pils oi Summer-aide Acadeniy tggk the examinations of the Common Examinins Board of the Maritime Provinces last week. Profeucr G. D. Steele conducted the examina- tioris.—-8.

—HOLlDAY DANCE—As Dimin- W‘ Dav drew to a close for another year and mother day was ushered in some 175 couples danced to stun Jamieson's orchestra at Maple [£81 Gardens on Wednesday evening, Dancing continued until 1.30 when the merry-makers put an end to Cine of the best first of July's that Smnmersldo has enjoyed for many years.-D

———.

—G0u) Mli'.DALis'l'—-A regret- twle error occurred in yesterday‘: Guardian in designating mg mg. Dient of the Governor Gene;-gl's Sold medal at the Bumme side High School. The winner was my. mond i='a.riell, son of Dr, and Mrs. J. J. I“M'fll.I, 8ummel'si" , who was specially ooncratulated by Mayor Robinson cn achieving this high distinction.

—MA80Ns MEET-'I‘i1e following Masons attended a Scottish Rite Meeting, which was held in Sum- mcrside on Monday, June 29th: L. M. Ma.cKinon. Athol .Ma.cKinnon, Montague; Keith Mathleson. 0’- ,l'..ea.ry; Fred Barrett, Bruce Bernard. Stanley Tanion, Ralph Compton, Percy Crosby, st. Eleanors; Rev. E. G. R. Bridgewater. Crapaud; luv. 1". Williamson. Malpeque; Eldon CB-mllbfill. Borden: Prank Mac1“ar- lane. Augustine Cove; Pomeroy Murray. Bradalbane; Reginald Forbes, Bedeque: Charles .MacWil- llama. P. s. melding and mu: Van" ,c* .lottefown.—S.

—BE'l'lll-NED FROM ENGLAND -Mrs Hugh Brown and little aim. Donald. returned last week from London, Emgland, and are at pres- ent visiting Mrs. Brown’: parents. Oaptlin Fred Peters and Mrs. Pet-

ieachers from Winnipeg chosen to rcpruent that city under the Em- lalro freacilers Exchange. They went over to Iondon last September. Mr. Brown taught in several schocfls in the Metmvolis. Mr. Brown in max- iue a tour of continental cities.—s.

—l‘0B.'f'!l'1'll WEDDING AN- NIV1i'ltsAItY—'I‘here was a happy family celebration last aunaay. Juneastlbatthohoinooifur. and Mrs. 'r. A. Ml-civor, xinirora, on the occasion of their 40th wed- dins anniversary. All the family were present and a number of Enndcbildren. Many letters and mesagee of congratulations were A ived from friends from far and near. The sons and daughters‘ are. Mrs. J. A. " ‘ _

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beautiful place for Presbyterial to meet. There was a large attendance of delegates and visitors. The Execu- tive meeting was held at 0:30 a. m. at which Mrs. Rev. G. C. Webster. Charlottetown,

Jamu Jardine. by the appointment of committees.

gratifyin oouraging to the ladies to hear an increase in all work.

Pilssllllllil 0fllli.8.liEEl$ ll lil_l_Plnul

The anuallneotingoftber.lii.I. Ptesbyterial of the W0lnBl1'A~Mll- sionary Societies of- the Presbyterian

Ohurch in Canada was held at Kier

Memorial Church. Malpeque, yes-

'.l'be following officers for the on- suing year were elected at the con- cluding session last evening:

Honorary Presi.dent—Mrs. Arthur Yea, Tyne Valley.

Presid

ant -— Mrs. G. G. Webster.

- ‘ iottetown.

lat Vice-presldentr-Mrs. C. J. alc- Clure, Murray Harbour.

2nd Vice-presiderlt-1vIiss Hattie Maoneod, French River.

and‘ Vice-president-—Miss Chris- tine Fraser, Albertoin.

ith Vice-president - Mrs. Robert Mi-.N'utt. Malpeque.

514:. Vice president—Mrs. L. H. D. roster. Mai-shfie‘.d

ing Secretary_—Mrs. 2'. A._

Record A. Mutch, Charlottetown. Oorresllollding secretary-—Mrs. C. W. Patterson, Charlottetown. . O. G. I. T. Becretary——M1s. waiter

Misslon Band Secretary — Miss

Elizabeth Maobougali, Belle River.

Home Missions secretes-y—M.rs. A

M. Green, New Iondon.

see. Literature-—Mrs. J. 1". Laf- ferty, Charlottetown.

Historical Secreta.!'y—Mrs. H. J. Gordon, Charlottetown.

Home Helpers’ secretary —- Mrs. ‘W. R. Ellis, Tyne Valley.

fieasurer — Mrs. Jams Jardlne.

Kensington.

opening sessions '

Keir Memorial Church, with its surroundings was an ideal

session. which beach at

ii a. in. witiifliihe President in the chair, the wo ip period was wu- ducmd by two Kensington ladies,

M Carrie Kennedy and Mrs- “ This was followed

"hich w : “ Nominfteing committee — Mrs. A-

M. Green, New London: BWW‘ er Linkletter, Sumrnersl : _ David Brooks, Murray Harbor; MW- 1. H. D. -Foster. Marshfield; Mrs. Hugh Stewart, Norboro.

Mrs.

or ential Committee -— Mrs.

Beairsto and Mrs. Sutherland. Mal- ers. Mr. Brown was one of the Dell

us. Resolutions and Coiutesy 0011\-

mittee—Mrs. C. W. Patterson. Char- lottetown, and Mrs. James Jardine. Xe

nsington. It was very I IN '3' branches of the

The financial report. submitted by

Mrs. Geo. Pickering of Sulnlnerside. allowed an increase of two hundred grad eighty-three dollars over yoar. The other reports W010 INC“ th Corresponding _ are. C’. W. Patterson; Literature. Mrs. J. F. Laifertv: Home Ml&sl'm=- Mrs. A. M. Green: Historical 0001- mittee, Mrs H. J. Gordon: H0016 Helpers Acting secretary. Mrs. 0-

Secretary,

Lot is: Charles newer: is

W. Patterson. Rev. Fred Williamson. Pastor of Keir ‘ -irll Ohurdl. A I - w all He

aid-9: Hal‘-old Maoivor. suinnleu-. side: was Bianclia Macrvor, teach- lns school at Borden: Mi-s. .1. 1:, Kelly. Klnkora: Burnett Macrvor, ginlrci-at; John D. Maorvor, um. II: In Miss M Mac Dorchavier. Mugs. “M Ma

Carleton and Vicinity

Miss Inez Mcwilliams has re- turned to her home in Cape Traverse, after spending the past few weeks in Barrios Beaiob, NB.

Mr. and Mrs. Julian Herring and family, accompanied by Mr. Mon- _ tague Campbell, all of mrden, mowred to Murray Harbor and " ntague on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. N. Hillel‘ and Miss Helen Hunt, who have motored from their home in Miami. Ari- aona. are visiting in Carleton, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mut- tart

Mrs. A. E. Morrison oi Vancouver. B. 0.. formerly of North Tryon, who went the winter in Boston. is sum- inevring in Prince Edward Island, after an absence of nine vmi. NI’ the ' few days she has been the cult. and Mrs. Erie Thomson of Carleton.

Ina. Hannah 0. Inman of Lake whim, florida, is visiting her neice, Mil. Hank Muttart at Carleton. ghlnan who is 3'! years Yiliml.

, and made the

no

Olpa Traverse . llniui met Monday night of His! Evelyn Bell to It IV! Stevenson. ills‘ of tho ‘Union. who is leav-

future for her home

Young ,,

religious The ape: mid theycungcfP.l.I.areealiing

cordial .-

said that Malpeque Presbyterian Church is the cradle of the W0- men's Missionary 5ocletY- l-lib kind words of welcome were graciously accepted by Mrs. Webster.

Afternoonseaalon

At the nu‘ session Rev. Ed-

win White, Tyne Valley, in his ad- dress entitled “I'4'.hocs of General Assembly" briefly told of his im- pressions of that FE!” which is the hisheat court of the Presbyterian Church in Canada. He stressed the accumulated power 01 the value of little things in raising money for the budget of our church.

Council

Rev. W. O. Rlioad of Kensington

m-ought. the greeting of the P. 11']. Presbytery to the Women's Mission- ary Society. He stated that whether theworkbeofahomeorforeign nature. it is one and the same work. no complimented the women on one great work they are doing in the extension of

earth.

an-a. nugli stswart. Norbom. re- ported on Girls’ Organisations and Ymalg Peqilsb societies. Again. an increase

God's kingdom on

was shown in the financial

Adam: on Young People’: Work Min Margaret Webster than love

3"‘.....""‘J.." ........°" "°‘“" .‘.'5'°"‘°".l‘€°.f§‘.‘ sa , was intafutod in the wdfare of child-

ust instructed

net health. retains all her In

been trintadtotb ware.

WW Mm FI°’:g‘_“(‘“;’,“°]fInC.G.I.e1‘.work.wbioi:iaaffia- W‘ N-HlH°*H“‘,m‘; 'tedwithW.Mk_:.nmmgieen-age - Ilofiulrrio of ml’ - girls receivaa which isoi

out§oiJIOWIflIflwiCnll“H,.Wl;‘L,l.::. i r eaderaliip. c(iu-lst be unanswered! “-

A very aplenlid liplll mm by Mission land In w. o. Iuload. During the year two new This was followed by 5 Inc-

«M "°*.."°...'°*..*.'.': ..":.*.':: :;:':; ed M’ lculsingion Minion land.

Other Address:

Nupfials

Mrs. Percy Emestine, became

wall. P. E. I.

Love You Truly." The bride was very

gal-ldie,

ceremony Ross of Cornwall and Rev. Vam. nack. Ontario, Benediction.

Maritime were a travelling

Ai>l°I||_”l"'.“‘_"!'.‘!!9V|.“..'_.‘,

organist. a white purse.

Previous to her marriage the bride was the guest of honor at I} shower. when she received many lovely gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Scott will make their home in sum-I mer-nide. Mr. Scott is manager of Mr. Peter G. Clark's fox ranch‘ a.ndhasahostoffriendsinsuxn—

' e who extend heartiast con-

gratulations-—a. .

noon and evening addresses by Mrs.

Eastern In the

say.oil:h seems to be “Eat,

lvenillgfiudoll

At the evening aesslcli, Mrs. ll- iiott briefly reviewed the work of the Eastern Division of the W. M. B. in the home and foreign fields. Her both addresses were inspiring and Mechan-

Prewyterian aobool,'1vronto, gaveabrisfrssuineofirerwoi-kand

interesting. Misallariou nan, graduate of the Doaoonesrrraining

toldoftlieneedof

worksn Northern Ontario and the -Northem

PIIIHG Provinces.

Keir Memorial Choir led in the

'S’sx'de Baseball Meeting Called

.22 . éireigif

yScotf'-Marchbangk

A v pretty wedding was sol- Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock at the home of an. and

Marcnbuar of New. Annan, when their daughter Lucy _ the bride of Jilin Frederick Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Scott of corn-

The house was prowl! €060?!‘- ed with running spruce and white roads. The ceremony was perform- ed undsr an arch of evergreens.

While the guests were assemb- ling, rm. Harold Moose’ unc ‘'1

charming in a French creation of pastel blue silk organdie. Eeflahovwer bouquet was yellow iris and Innpdragon. As she entered the drawing room with her father. who gave her in marriage, her sister. Miss Mary Marchbanl: played the weddinc March Lillian Scott small sister of the groom made a charming‘ flower girl, dressed in pink or-

Rev. J. W. A. Nicholson tied that

pronounced the

After the ceremony I sumptuous supper was served to the guests. The bride and groom" left later for a honeymoon trip through the Provinces. The bride suit of white

St. Mary's Academy Prize List

olR.Ma.ry' Acadomy.8l.I.mnler- sideon 1’ri‘dayciening inst.

Paul's mu.

Mayan Robinson presented the children with their certificates and coucatulated them.

The Dl08rIm preceding the pre- sentation is as follows:

Vacation Plans.

Song—“Vacation Bong". Duefa—“Ros,v Fingers." Distrbution of Certificates and

prises. _ Omi-ieatra—.Poot and Peasant. God Save-‘Hie King.

The following certificates have

been awarded. .

Outlflutea for Regular and Panstual Attendance Grads V—I"rances Maotleiii.

Grade 17-Anna Pope.

. Grade V1-—I4orraine Gallant. Grade Vl:I—Ma.rie Linkletter. Grade VII—!.ena Ranahan. Grade V1.II—.Amelia.Ca.meron. a Grade Ix—Pea.rl MacNeill. Grade 1x—Masiguerite Gallant.

Proficiency Certificates

Grade I-1. Francis Cameron; 2. Anna. Gallant; 8. Bobby Perry: 4. Eleanor Campbell; 5. Ieonard

Deamiche.

Grade II (i3)—l. Lillian Perry; 2. Barbara. Billiphant: 3. Rose lihrie Blaoquiere; 4. Clarisoe Pin- eau; 5. Frances Arsenault.

Grade II (A)—i. Etta Daighan.

Grade m—l. Louise Wedge; 2. sheila Callaghan: 3. Mary Teresa Arsenault; 4.. Dells Gallant; 5. Miriam Cameron.

Grade IV~l. Elma Imldry: 3- Julis..A.rsenault; 8. Ruth Kelly: 4. Patricia Mu-Donald; 5. Grace Makennax

Grade V—-I. Henrietta. Coyle: 2. Teresa Bernard; 3. Rhoda. Perry: 4. Frances Gallant; 5. Florence Oormler.

Grade VI (B)—i. Rita Arsen- ault; 2. Regina Desfloche: 3. Elaine Perry; 4. Lou-rail-le Gallant: 5. Doreen Gallant.

Grade VI (A)—l. Blanche Lan- dry; 2. Alice Blanchard; 8. Elaine A 1

Grade VII—l. Lena Ranahan; 2. Edna Arsenault; 3. Mary Cum- mlskey; 4. Mary Gallant; 5. Kids. MacNeill. _

Grade 17111-1. Marjorie Kelly; 1. nets Ranahan: 3. Lois Camer-

flalulel with yellow accessories. The groom's gift to the bride

was a vanity dresser: to the flower

g"‘. a manicure set and to the

program was the Clarke mliott. S‘ , N.3., who is President of the Division of the W. M. S. afternoon she emphaa 010 Ndlflllibility of the women in the leadership of young people. The ,v6iID¢P°°X)1e0!I’.h!Al¢BII’on0t taking the same spiritual stand in the world to-day that our elders did. With the advent of the Greatgwar. home environment was completely changed. The family altar was, in most cases, bmken down. The gen- eral trend, the speaker went on to a young people of to-day drink, and be merry for tomorrow we die." older People of to-day an respons- ible for the morals of the. younger generation. Lifting up the cross of christistbegreatoetworkiatho world Jesus said: "I, if I am lifted up will draw all men to M."

0000 south to have than

on; 4. Jean MacPhee; 5. Lena Richards.

Grade IX—l. Mhry Sllliphant; 2. Marguerite Gallant; 8. Gertrude Gallant: 4. Doris Glow; 5. Pearl Mac.Nel11.

Leaving Carlifioata

Grade x-Lclariase Blanchard: 2. Virginia Macfveill; 3. Margaret Gelrrier.

Junior Certificates for Writing

Thaae certificates have been dglled by the Holy riarnily soc- ie .

Grade V—Olive Blanchard; Ter- eaa. Bernard; Florence Cormier; Yvonne Denkoche; Guelda Link- lgtntu: Rhoda Fury; Melva Arsen-

t.

Grade VI—maie Doighan; Dori- eai Gallant; Doris Gallant; Ber- nadette Pineau; Alice Blanchard. (Proficiency).

senior Certificates for writing

_ t: Arsenault. (Proficiency). Home Nursing Oafiflcatu

(In order of merit). Grade ta

. Myrtle M ; Florence Macmnis; Elaine Afi-

ault: Mary Dalton: Guelda Gal-

lant: Geraldine Richards. Prlaa List

The prison for Christian Doc- trine have boar donated by at. ltev. G. J. Maclollaii.

merited by

Francis Cameron and Anthony Mlfllwli. drawn by Anthony Alaenault

Grade II (A)--drawn Kath- leen Cameron. by

Grade 11 (B)—llqua1ly merited by.Jaan Gillil, Barbara Silliphant, Lillian Perry and Irene Gallant, drawn by Irene Gallant

Glade I1I—r3l:leila Callaghan.

Grade IV—Julia Ar.-snauit.

Grade V—Yvc-line Dunno.-he.

The urine for males: . not in each grade donated by iIov.!'athos- Murray The

m V--numetta Ooyle.

VI (A)—.'Blanehe Iandry. Grade V1 (I)-lllh Arsenault. Grade Vn—Lena lanahan. Orah VIII-Marjorie Kelly. Chi B-lhty Iillivllant.

IDE GUAR

NTY» cnnoncua

Jack's Juniors Capture First Sectionflonors

limaruntoleftbvyhecaseywho up to oi ‘ “ " name ddingasiiigleinhis twotrips to the plate. The C. Y. M. L. ouuield played

field. L. Jelly played another great game at third base handling five chances without an error. Before the next section starts one post- poned game between the C. Y. M. L and Tuxis will have to be play- ed. As a final word the writer would like to warn the junior! ag- ainst the proverbial crabbing which was so much in evidence last night. The players might well keep in mind two important points. firstly cratihing is always unpop- ular with the fans who after all make baseball possible and sec- ondly that baseball games are won with ‘isehlts and enorless field- ing and not by continually making things unpleasant for umpires and base Judges.

BOXSCORI

Jack’: Juniors AB R HAPOE C.Hoganc 310170 Mncbonaldcf 300000 JeilY3b 300410 Ialtlnss 301211 J.H0§I.nlb 310170 Ioslancxi 211170 Boabeslf 210000 Bcliurmanrf 000000 Wllliamspdzrf 20 00 00 ‘Sheen!’ 200700 Totals 334216172 ‘Sheen replaced Schunnan in sec- ond.

O.Yj.M.I.. ABRHAPOE A.GIm'I2l 301020 H.1'.a.tld1'Y3bdzss3 0 00 1. l ltclowsazc 311020 A.IAndf'yl! 801010 l’C10w1.b 300030 -T-Oasev.csz:ih 212022 Amenauli:p&3b30l501 A.MUrrlsonrf 300010 fihieldscf 101020 'BArsenaultp 210110 To aosssise mglrsenault batted for Casey in

SUMJKARY

Earned runs, Jack's Juniors 0: . Y. M. L. 1; left on bases, C. Y. - In 4: Jas7k’s Juniors 4; home . J. Casey: Qoubles, A. Landry runs batted in, A Landry 1, R. Claw i: Struck out by Sheen ll; 1!! Wllllnma l: by W. Atsensult a: by B. A1-senault l. Umpire Beagun, on the bases C. Ward and R. cxaw_ Scorer 1". Johnston.-D.

.'.‘gEO

‘j?*-—

gaaede Blanchard. pr for Sewing donated 57 I. friend: ; Grade!-Evelyin Perry. Gr-ads II—.Rose Marie Blac- quicro. Grade IlI—Emily Gallarlt. Grade IV—Eiaino Gallant. Gracia V & VI—viola Arsenault. Grades VII A: V'1'1I—-Guelda

Gallant.

Grades 13! as X——Hilda. Clem-

cuts.

The prises for music donated by the Catholic Women's league:

Senior Pupils-—M‘.u-Jorie Kelly.

Intermediate Pupil.-...I"lol'enoe

Oormier.

Jlmior Pupils—-Dorothy and Don-

Ild MaoPhee.

lhr Violin—.I..ori-sine Gallant Boy's prise for Neatness in Home

Work in Grade I, donated by Mir- iam Cameron awarded to Donald Douoetto.

Girl's wise for Neatnas in Home

Work in Grade I, donated by Mir- iam Cameron awarded to Lorraine Gaudet.

Prize for Latin in Grade Ix, donated by Rev. E. L. Murray,

awarded to Mary MlacPhee.

Prize for Iaitin in Grade K, don-

ated by Rev. E. L. Murray. award- ed to Virginia Maolveill.

Prize for punctual and regular attendance donated by a friend, drawn by Anna Pope.

Prisca for Reading donated by

a friend:

Grade I-032-othy Maofleill.

Grade 11 (B)—Bar‘ba.ra Silli- pliant.

Grade II (A)—Cecelie. McPher- son

Grade 1II—Zita Silliphant Grade IV—&’atriola McDonald. Grade V-Ireresa Bernard. Grade VI (B)—-Bernadette Pin-

OM}.

Grade VI (A)—.Alioe Blanchard. Grade VII—Mary cummiskey. Grade V1II—-his Cameron.

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hour Man." sirlml<9-

Kensington . And Vicinity

On ‘Tuesday Welling. June lath. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Prank Maoxay, Darnley, was the scene of an interesting event when their daughter Muriel became the bride of Mr. Roy Crozler, son of Mr. W. S. Orozier, also of Darnley. Rev. George Murray at Malpeque Unit- ed Church was the omoiatlng clergymen. The bride looked very winsome attired in plnl: geoigette with veil and orange blossoms and carried a bridal bouquet. She enter- ed the parlor on the arm of her father to the strains of the wedding march played by Mrs. Robert Cousins. Her small sister Esther made a charming flower girl. Fol- lowing the ceremony a. sumptuous supper was served to the immediate relatives 0.’ the contracting parties. Mr. and Mrs. Crozier left the fol- lowing morning for a trip to the mainland. The bride's travelling