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T HE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

MARCH 28, 1952

IN Msioaiam

RICHARD IOIEY

Baileque carnival A Great Success

KING Elllli

-There passed peacefully away at his home in Kildare Central, on February 21st, 1952, Richard Fol- ey, in his 91st year. He was born in Kiidare Central on January 2. 1862. son of the late Patrick E. Fol- ey and his wife, Anne Doyle.

The late Mr. Foley was a man of upright and honest character and possessed of a friendly. jovial disposition, ever ready to enjoy a bit of wit or humor. Through thrift and industry he maintain- ed together with his wife that ideal of home and family life which will linger in lasting trib- ute to his memory. a

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E. E. Parkman

Opt-Du R-0- During his short illness. he was opromgrgisj tenderly cared for by his devoted wife and other members of the

Gluses Fitted family, and was visited by his

pastor, Rev. W. E. Monaghan. from whose hands he received the last sacraments of the Holy Cath- olic Church.

His funeral, under the direction of D. A. Williams. Elmsdale, to Sacred Heart Church, Alberton, on Monday, February 35. was large- ly attended. Requiem High Moss was celebrated by the pastor, Rev. W. E. Monagliaii, who also con- ducted the services at the grave.

The pallbearers were: Messrs. Raymond Shea. Hubert Campbell, Everett Cahill, Albert Gillis, Mel- vin Rayner and Emmett O'Connor.

Besides his sorrowing wife, (nee. Aiirzelina Ready), he leaves to' mourn one daughter, Loretta,l Brooklirie. Mass; two sons, Ray-

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-A record crowd gathered at Bedeque Rink on Thursday night. March lflth, to witness one of the largest and possibly the most col- orful carnival ever staged in that rink.

The judges were Mrs. .Ellis Webster, Miss Aletha Noonan. and Mr. Earl MacMurdo. and they had a strenuous task to pick out the winners from so many beauti- ful costumes. The special prize of a gold trimmed tea set for the most outstanding costume on the ice was won by Alexander Green.

Ladies 151 prize was awarded to Miss Audrey Reeves as Duchess Rose: 2nd, Mrs. Walter Reeves, as Easter Lily: Gents lst. John

Doull as Absent minded Professoiw:

2nd, George Campbell as Winston Churchill; Adult Pair. Gwenneth Doull and Elizabeth Green as Pop- Tivins won lst. prize; Boys prize, Donald Waugh. llaIlowe'en:5 2nd, Brcndcn Gardiner, Girls, lst, Shirley Jewell, , bow; 2nd, Exelyn Gardiner. Rose Girl. Junior pair, lst. Teddy; Brit- ten and David Sciiurmnn, Romani Soldiers: most comical. Annie Clark as Dnnnld Duck. ' Other costumes worthy of men- tion were: Clara Aiflcck as Sham-;' rock: Alice Gaudet as a Hula' Dancer: Velda Clark as a Trnmp:' Georgie Doiiil as Madame Butter-' lily: Neil Campbell as Aunt ma; Jennie Reeves, as

PHONE 3118 mond, Alberton., and Joseph at

. - home. Also four brothers, Rev. John SMALLMANS Bmlmua P. Foley. Faribault. Minn.: Pat- 0"'0M'5""5T rick, Seattle, Wash.: William, Ed- lmonton, Alla. and James. Kildadci

Central. Also nine grandchildren.

The manv Mass Cards and Mes-,' sages of Sympathy received are? silent tribute to the esteem and? respect of the deceased.

, May hzs soul rest in peace.

T. Earle Hickey

Chartered Accountant

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unsdisn t B"'''"''' ,' Miss. Richard Foley and family; Summerside. P. E. I. ,wish to thank all who sent Mass, Cards, and Messages of Syni-i PHONE 2888 ,pat.hy. Also the neighbours for

,1 their many acts of kindness shown ldurlng their recent bereavement.

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Naval Officer: Helen Maclilnrlnneg as Grumpy, the Dwarf; l-lidoiii Gaudct. Purina Feeds: lan Mac-l

Farlnnc, Veteran 0' World War Ir Lillian Hogs, Red Riding Hoori;. Wilma Bnllum. Comic strip: Cot-

tle Toomhs, olrl Dutch Cleanser"- Gartli Tooinlas, Super Boy; Shir ley Perry, Snow Queen: Elain

Rayner, Carnival Queen; Ernestine

Cr0SSIllilll, World W.dc Advcrtis-i inc; Gordon Myers. Winston 3 Churchill: Jennett Myers, Oidi Dutch Cleanser: Irving McDonald.l Devil: Eileen Stnvcrt, Indy int Blue; Phillis E'i'lLIl:illfl C. W. A. C.:

Mi'll”y Mt:Doinild, Mother Goosczj Ronald MCDr.in.'il:l, Chilri Ghostn Joyce Birch. ihc Ballet; Betty Mal-i let, Little Bo Peep; Norma Mac-I Caull. witch: Eric Jeffery, Lone Ranger; Garnet I.owther, Sailor: Pauline. Large, Witch: David Mc- Cardlc. School Boy; Isabelle Mac- Farlanc, sunset; Gordon Arse- nault, Lone Ranger; Arnold Gau- det. Joker; Charles schurman. lath Century; Helen l”olland,, Ice Queen: Joyce Folland. Red Rose Tea: Arnold I.ord. Phillip Morris: Dorothy Arsenault, Ice Queen: Ruth Gardiner, Rainbow Gail Phillips. Flower Girl: Adele Drum- morirl, Flower Girl, Betty Gallant. Ice Queen; Alder Gallant. Cowboy: Gordon Bagnall, Boy Blue: Adult Pair, Harriette Riley and Helen Raynor. Mr, and Mrs. St. Patrick: Junior Pairs, Judy Campbell and Lorna Maccaull, Fairy Princesses: Alice and Jeannie Bagnall. st. Pat- rick Twins Ann Leard and Cathe- rine Jeffery, Darkcy Sisters: Shir- ley Arsenault and claim Johnson. Clowns; Eleanor Gaudct and Ver- na Rogers. Valentine Twins: Eleanor Ballum and -Ellza Arfleck Gypsies.

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Jemi-E Evening. Star; Georgie Johnson as Hawaianf

.BOdCq'llO and Vicinity

-Rev. W. B. Crowe returned on Wednesday evening, March i9th, from saint John, where he attend- ied a committee meeting in con- inaction with M. R. E. c. work.

Mrs. Reginald Maclllarlane, Carleton, spent the week-end of March lI5th. with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Enz- ley Campbell, Summerside.

Messrs. Heber and John Myers. Carleton, attended the farmers' meeting in Charlottetown on Thursday, March 20th.

Mrs. Johnson. Pcterls Road, has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.

Carleton Siding. 'a visitor with relatives at Bedeque, ion Friday, Mllrcii 2lsi.

Mr. Mill Mrs. Edward Gardiner.

Cowboyjof this village, have been visiting ed in Hlillfllx durinl "N3 Willi" Rningwith their daughters, Mrs. McLean months, arrived at his home O'l..eary on Friday. March 21st.

and Mrs. Wright. Charlottetown.

Mrs. Thomas Mac-Micken, who;

Mrs. Heber Myers. Carleton, was-lGirl's HOCKEY Teum Wm”! 9u"'in' ated lgirls in closely contested games.

, O'Leary and I Vicinity

There are a number of cases of

measles among the school children

of O'Leary.

Mr. Brenton Phillips of Mount Royal is working in Charlotte- town.

Mr. Charles Ellis, o'Leary is on the sick list. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery.

Jewell MacDonald of the R. C. A.F. stationed in Ottawa is spend- ing a leave with his family in Ot- Leary.

Mrs. Keith Harrington of Spring Valley is visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. Alton Boultcr.

Albert Craswell and Mr. Crasweil, 0'Lenry.

He is a son of the late Mr. Ser- geant Phillips of Mount Royal and Mrs. Phillips. Mount Royal is only two miles from 0'Lesry.

Kennedy McCormick of the R. C.N. is spending a leave at his home in Unionvale about one mile from 0'l4eary. He is a mem- ber of one of the Canadian de- stroyers snd has seen action in Korean waters. He is receiving a cordial welcome from his many friends.

Miss Hattie Macl-ladyen. daugh- ter of Mrs. Ivey MacFadyen of Coleman. has been a patient in the Prince County Hospital, Sum- merside. for the past three weeks. She expects to undergo an op- eration, Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. She has been employed at the Polyclinic in Charlottetown.

0'Leary is and Borden

the Elmsdale

-Ralph Gard, who was employ-

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Mrs. Heber Gard, 0'Leary. is on

has been a pat-lent in the Prince the Sick NSC 8nd W111 be 1111'-l9I'E0lDEl

County Hospital, is now csclm: at her home.

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VVESLEY CHAMPION

--Kensington and vicinity were Wcnl an operation in the Prince Feb;-u.'Cntint,v known returned to her home .in O'Le-ury 'on Wednesday, March 19th.

shocked anti snddcnczi on ary 4lll, when it becahie that one of the most respected citizens, Wesley Champion, was called to higher service.

130,-” M D,"-nley in 1385' son of are culling on tliepdifferent homes ML and Mrs, J35. champion B-Helga! O'Lenry, collecting for the Red ' ICross and are meeting splendid response.

a short residence in the United States, he came in Kensington in 1988 where he established a bar- baring business which he continu. ed to carry on until a -few days before his death. Mr. was a true Christian gcntleman,i ever ready amt willing to co-oper- ate in any undertaking, the pur. pose of which tended for the bet-

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Hi: served .'nlthfilll,v on the Town Council for a period d l6 and was a member of the United Church, where he will be greatly missed, and in which he served as Treasurer for is years. He was a member of Coldwell Orange Lodge, and of Mount Zion Mrisoriic Lodge, I There are left to mourn the loss -of a loving husband and 1ather.' his wife, nee Minnie Thompson and three daughters and one son, Ethel, (Mrs. Morrison), of Pictou, N. s.; Irene. (Mrs. Isaac) of Mon- treal; Edna, tMrs. I... Monkley), of

and the busy world is'hushed, the fervor of life is over and our work done. Then in Thy mercy, grant us safe lodging and a hoLv rest and peace at the last, Amen." The remains were then removed to the United Church. where the service was conducted by the Rev. Mr. Murray, and the following hymns were sung: "The Lord My shepherd, I'll Not Want."

conval-'a major operation shortly. many -friends wish her a speedy DBQM improvement in health.

Unionvale. County Hospital, Summerside. for an operation. wish her a. speedy recovery. '

accompanied by lnw. Champkmgciirlcton Lot 6, left rcccntly to visit Mrs. Cornish's sister in Maine ,who is in poor health.

Fermelll Of the town and commun- Summerllde were visitors on Sun- day lguests of Mrs. Bell's parents, Mr. years and Mrs.

very seriously ill and his dition is causing his friends much

lMrs. Raynnll MacNeill. 0'I.e-ary, Iwho was a patient in the Prince 'County Hospital in Summersidc.

Summerside and Elmer of Hall- .ax.

A short service was held at ' his late residence, where, at the request of the family, his pastor Rev. Mr. Murray, evoked the fol- lowing prayer: "Suffer us all the' day long 0 Lord. until the shad- ows lengthen and evening comes

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On Sunday Mr: Haber Gard, entered the Prince

Her many friends

Mrs. Lewis Bernard. who under-

Hospital in Summerside,

Canvasscrs from the C. G. I. T.

with a

Cornish of Carleton Lot 6 her daughter-im of

Mrs.

Mrs., Samuel Cornish

Mr. a'nd Mrs. Seaman Bell of

March 23rd. at Brae. the

Fred W. MacLend.

Mr. Charles Ellis of O'Leary- is con-

anxicty. They hope that soon there will be a marked improve- ment in his health.

Mr. Lester Profitt has been con- fined to his home in Rosebank for the past several weeks but is now feeling very much better. His many friends wish him ll speedy convulesccnce.

Perley MacNeIll. son of Mr. and

where he underwent a successful operation for appendicitis, has re- turned to his home.

Evangelistic r e vi v al services were held in the Elmsdale Church of the Nazarene from March 9th to March 23rd. The special speak-

er was Rev. Roy T. Seliick of Oxford. N. S., a former minister, who is now engaged in the

evangelistic field.

A fine social evening was held on Tuesday night. March 18th,,at

very proud of its rut! at 'Lot 6 on the Western Road

lsunday, March 23rd, and on Sat-

The heavy mud, and very deep the bridge at Carleton on

urduy. March 22nd, made our driving difficult as a number of the newer curs were dragging. Because of the heavy cuttings this winter it is difficult to keep the bridge in a dry state.

The C. Cl. I. T. of O'Leary Unit- ed Church and their leaders. Mrs. Herbert Vatcher and Mrs. W. G. Dickson entertained the First O'Leary troop of Boy Scouts at n' party in the sunday School room of the church on Friday night, March zist. Jolly games were play- ed and delicious refreshments ser- ved. This happy function conclud- ed by all forming "a "Friendship Circle" and singing "Taps."

The four Young People's Unions on the 0'Leary Pastoral charge of. the United Church of Canada are again planning a special service for Good Friday. The morning ser- vice will be in 0'Leary. The first afternoon service will be at west Devon; the s ond afternoon ser-

vice at Brae; ads permitting, and the evening service in Bloomfield. Since i947 when the present Min-? ister. Rev. W. G. Dickson arrived on the circuit, these special Good Friday services have been carrieili on by the Young People, who take, the entire service in each plsce,l except the sermon which is brought by the Minister. The ser-' vices are very largely attended.

-The Bloomfield United Church Young Peoples Union met. at the Church on Tuesday night. March l8th. Despite the fact that till the side roads were blocked for cars. there was an attendance of nineteen young people. The open- ing worship was conducted by the president, Helen Hardy. A fine study was led by Alban W. Cras- well. assisted by a number of members. The minister. Rev. W. G. Dickson gave a short Lenten devotional. "The Saving Work of Christ". Games and contests were led by Alberta MacAusland. and the meeting closed with the M12- pah benediction.

There was it fine attendance of sixteen young people at the meet- ing of the West Devon United Church Young People's Union on Wednesday night. March 19th. at the home of their"secretary. Mrs. J. A. Grlgg. The worship was led by the president. Ruby Cornish. The study was entitled "The Radio Ministry of the United Church in

Northern Saskntchawan", and was led by Norma Grigg. assisted by several members. The minister, Rev. W. G. Dickson, gave a short Lenten devotional. A letter of thanks was received from Sgt. Eri- ward Lockhart of Korea for in par- cel which the Y. P. U. sent him.

Macbougall be two new elders for

the congregation. Both men havei

been very active in the work of

. 318 large congregation for many e

are. Mr. Matthews has served as a Steward and is I member of the choir and interested in Boy Scout work. Mr. Macbougaii has also served as a Steward and is

the Recording Steward of the O'-

Leary Pastoral charge of the Un- ited Church which includes the congregations of Brae. Welt Dev- on. Bloomfield and O'Leary. The Session of the O'Leary congrega- tion now consists of Mr. A. J. Matheson who is an Honorary Elder; Mr. John Moreshsad, and, O'Leary being one of the very few charges in the Province or in the Maritime Conference which has I lady elder. Mrs. William Turner, and the two new elders. Mr. Mat- thews snd Mr. Macbougall. The elders of the congregation who compose the Session is charged. together with the Minister, with promoting the spiritual life of the congregation. The two new elders will be formally installed into their high office on Palm Sunday at a special service.

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Miscouchc and Vicinity

Carl Fitzpatrick of Mlscouche. recently went to Halifax on busi-

ness

Friends of Mn. Urban Perry will be sorry to learn she is con- fined to her home throuih 1110055-

Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Arsenault of St. Louis, were recent visitors to Miscouche. guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. Thibedeau.

The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Simmons of Miscouche. has entered the Prince County END!- tal' for treatment.

Friends of Mrs. Alban Gaudei. Miscouchc. are 81561 '0 599 Ii" home after having spent some time in the Prince County Hospital.

Miss Eleanor Peters who at- tcnds Miscouche High School, took part in the st. Patrick's Play held in the st. Paul's Hall. summer-idt

Mr. Leo Steele of Miscouche left for Hamilton, Ontario. on Tuesday. March 18th.

Mr. P. Martin of Miscouche was a visitor to Charlottetown on Monday, Mprch 17th.

Mr. and Mrs. Ruddy Ohaiuon are spending some time in Mis- couche visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs Joseph MacMillan.

Drriends of Mrs. Tiiman Des Roches of Miscouche, will be 'glad to see her home again after hav- lng undergone an operation in the Prince County Hospital,

The Miscouche branch of the Catholic Women's League held I meeting in a convent classroom on Sunday, March the 9th. Mrs. P. C. Martin presided.

A very interesting St. Patrick's program was presented by 1110 Grade Four and Five pupils of the Miscouche convent on Mon- day. March the 17th. Much credit goes to their teacher. Sr. st.

Yvonne. -B. V.

Fredericton and

Batts-E,a.vllantT . Woilrllng

.-A wedding of much Interest to residents and friends in Howlan and Mill Road took place on re... ruary 2311!. atvst. Peters mm,” Catholic Church on Bothtirst st Toronto, Ont... when Delma M3,." daughte of Mr.'and am. r-m.;.'

my. son of the late Cleaver and Mrs. Butts. now Mrs. Joe Gallant, of Mill Road, P. It. I.

The Ir. Tiennman was me officlsg g clergyman while the organ t played beautiful hy I

The young bride was uautitrrill; attired in I long white nylon gown over mauve taffeta. with 3 long white veil held on by uny flowers. she carried a bouquet of pir';kh carnatioiie.

I: bride and groom w . tended by the bride's sist:-Q at brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. med Jones, also of Toronto. The brides.

pink tsffets and carried ii bouquet of white carnations.

Dinner for nine was the Concord Hotel. The guem were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gallant. and Mrs. Mark Griffin and Miss Marjorie Doyle. In the after. noon the bride and groom and their attendants motored to N1... gara Fails, N. Y., returning on Sunday, February 24th.

For the present they will I'ESitiB in Toronto, where they are both employed, Mr. Butts so a mechan- ic, and Mrs. Batts is an employee of Swlfts' Canadian Compani-

May they enjoy many years nf peace and happiness together.

served at

. . Kinkora and ' c 0 o Vicinity -Miss Hilda shrecnan. Kink0l'a, spent a pleasant weekend in Char-

lottetown recently and while there attended the St. Patrick's plny.

Miss Josie Duffy. Maple Plains, is a patient in Prince County Hos- piial after undergoing an appendix operation. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery.

Miss Mae Mccarvilie. teacher nr Carleton Siding, spent a. recent weekend at her home in Kinkora.

Mr. George Murphy, Maple Plains. is a present employed,b,v Ollie shreen n, Bedford.

A very enjoyable St. Patrick's Play was presented in Kinkora Hall on March 17th, under the dir- ection of Mrs. Henry Trainor anti

Mrs. Margaret McMahon.

Mr. N. lawless was a recent visitor to summerside. - -G. l'.

weekend of March 16th visiting uher parents in Norboro.

The many friends of Mr. George W. Stevenson, Fredericton. are sorry to hear he is a patient in this Prince Edward Island Hospi- a.

Mrs. MacNevin. New Haven, is visiting in Fredericton, the guest of her daughter Mrs. Knud Jor- genson, and Mr. Jorgenson.

Catherine Stevenson. little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam E. Stevenson. Fredericton, had a painful accident on,Wed- nesday, March 19th. While play- ing at school she fell on a piece

Gallant of Howian was united in- the holy bonds of matrimony ,0.

and -

maid was beautifully dressed in A

stroyers. submarines and lightI,,s fM the home of Mr Md M... J A , o o c r n 30 L Th 1 . . .. . . M vk , . o in. cutting her leg. She was uorutd. on units. within the next six ears. Del:,';'..0 mg ..A,h1ilde wig? SEX our Grigg in West Devon. ytinder the ggdis Eogsgaga MgO):;;;nyrsG:;"':,'5 taken to the doctor at Hum” The many beautiful flowers bore ”""”"" ”' 1'” w”"e"5 1"5m""'" were led by the minister and the we're mm" and 1” W” "'"”"V to testimony of the great esteem in The” W” S mud ”""d""”' "M1 meeting concluded by the Mizpah Mr. Leonard Maclnnis. Miilvale. have several stitches taken. Her "gc.'.'ul m." which he wag mid Wm" W9” 9"50Yed- D9””0"5 rel hem,-cncuon, was at recent visitor to Chsrlotte- school mates hope to see her bet- . . The pm benentwere. Men" f.eahmIentshwei-;L -gerged. Proceeds town, tor and back to school before ' ' were or t e e rose. .. . - r school. . V Dr. Lockhart. Wilfred Taylor. Har- the T6l:"eg L(c::i3;chco:?rEg;t:1tI::: :1 Mrs. Pomemy Mun”. amid”. Z. XENSINGTON W E'”'''"- w""""” '”h"”"- 3”" The 0'Leary United Church I meet." new 5, the dose o,',h,. bane, mind relatives in Freticr- ------ . 00" an Ind Pump Ldmnnchh Y0""F P90P”" U'””" m" T'"'"' even". .9.-vice on sum), nlght icton on Wednesday. March Nth. Capt. Bartholomew qosnold. the Friday-Saturday 7:15-9:15. Mat- The Mayor and Town COMIC" day night. March 20th. In the Sun- M ,c,,'23,,, , M, .,,,,y,..,,.,,,..' .: iii-it white man in New England. ln'ee 2:30 on Saturday. Please were honorary pail bearers. , day School room of the church. mgndauon sf lgemon "mt Mr Mm phym. Gum, mung; of lgnded near New Bedford, Mass. note change in time. Rod Cam- The Masonic service at the The vine. regidcm, Hamid Mac. ' . ha in 1303, P M B 1- redericton school spent t eron. Adrian Booth, Forrest 'l'uck- Church was conducted by the'Neill, presided. The study was John A' Mtmhews and r' woe '