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auivuuanslna and

n my be

e WESTERN GUARDIAN

S: .l. Elmer Murphy. 1M Hanover Street. Ind

Ottawa Street. PRINCE COUNT!

Newl. Subscriptions Advertising.

bought at. any oi the rnunaeraid

l 3n per d rail! W“ o

' !' “u, to got. good Hill- fﬁif... n. reduced prlw- l"!

r TBYON Presbyterian ‘Nomi 5unday,..1ul‘ie 6th.

__\|1Li.l».\‘ERY NEWS: Another hi men‘. ni summer hats has 1115i" i riled VISiY. us early ior the best ‘llectioh. The Marv Ann-ﬁmimiie 5.1.1101 The-dire, summerslde.

J10]; SALE-NM. Plymouth "d... in pond condition. Can be M1 ircni 3 o'clock today in iront ‘ oLsummerside station. A180 1931 M0391 A hall ion truck.

qraLrEQtrl. Kenslngton and lreetovm Prcsbyterlan Churches. Services Sunday. June 6th. Mal- Eeque at 11 A. M. Freetown at fl

Illaiocque er. 11 .-\.‘.\l.‘. Freetown at 2 P. ll and Kersinqloh at "l P. M. ﬂev. .1. A. Klrﬁnivan, Minister.

-lliss Jessie Murphy has re- turned in her Mme at Kelvin. If- rterspsndirv the past month at the William MaoNeill.

‘Peter's Cathedral A‘.Y.P.A. Presents Two Plays "ms HAUNTED

..._. .

be delivered to any bone in Bunamonide by Carrie; Q¢ lee per week. Phone m or QM ior thia aervlee

m" m. one boy reopogaiblo ior delivery on your route.

—UNUOADING ear Bpringhlll screened ooel. Layton green. Al-

with six rooms or more. Phone

the railway station. Summerslde.

-MADE-T0-MEASURE clothing. dry cleaning, pressing, repairing, alterations. W. R. Cameron, Small- nlan Building, Summerside.

—WANTED-Careta.ker for Sum- merside goli clubhouse. preie ably married couple without chll ren. Free rent. good wages. Apply the Secretary, Box i0, Summerside.

-DI.AMA FESTIVAL PLAY "Mushrooms Coming Up". by Gra- ham's Road players in King George Hall, Kenslngton. on Friday. June 11th, 8.15 PM. This drama. with

gramme oi music, song and step- genome. m. Admission 40c and

a I

-—ENJOYABLE EVENING - An enjoyable social evening was held at the home ‘oi Mr. and Mrs, George Small, Wilmot. on Tuesday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Hallie I-efuraey. Jasper Park, Alberta,

address in which she welcomed

tray and a silver bread tray. Mi Lefurgey. on behalf oi his wiie and hlmseli, thanked all ior their gills and lrood wishes and extended an invitation to any oi his friends in Wilmot. who might be touring the

cAPlTQL-Suraanneraide

LAST SHOWING or DOUILE BILL‘ , "seven revs r0 BALDPATE"

MONDAY and TUESDAY

a Tl-IE LOVE AFFAIR

and the merry widow

llEIlllllll

Shows 7:15 - 9:15 —

Tignish Activities

Miss Marie Perry, Haliiax, N. S. ls spending a vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Peter Peri-y

the funeral oi her uncle the lat Edward Harper.

Mrs. Harold Skemy and children, Albermn, spent the past. week-end: at AnghTlgnish with Mrs. Skenfys mother, Mrs, Cletus Gairn

Mrs. Thomas O'Connor and sons c-i Providence R. I. are spend-

James Fennessey and Mr. Feu-

nursed back to health by 11's daughter Mrs. Wallace Reedy.

Miss Greta Gaudet. telephone operator at. Tlgnish, want to Sum- merside last Monday and (low ire-m

ALSO CARTOON

Matinee Tuesday 3:30

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REGENT

MONDAY and TUESDAY

One of the greatest

SPENCER TRACY

n. Durvylf lunudUi Pioduilion pl

"STANLEY e...» .i.iviiics'louc_g

Shows 7:15 and 9:15 Matinee Monday 3:30

Lnsi" Showing Tonight

Wellington Subdivision B. W. L.

Following is the report o! Mrs. Emily A. Desltochee, Recording

lng Seu-etary oi the Wellington Subdivision, C. W. L. it in my privi- lole to submit ior your considere- tioh my annual report ior the year ending April 30, 195s, Membership: We have a paid-up membership o! one hundred mem-

ly distributed among the members. Publicity: All

have decided lo give our support to the Girl Guides whichis being actually organized in our district. We assisted at the Childrexrs An- nual Picnic at the beach.

Social Service: Donations have been sent to the T. B. League, Red CFOSS. Sisters oi the Precious Blood, Sisters of Service. St. ltviarthas Building Fund and the C. W. l... Diocesan Fund. Transportation was provided ior the children attend- ing Christian Doctrine classes.

Boxes were sent to the Sisters ol the Precious Blood at Christmas and at Easter. Necessary clothing was provided ior some children

new altar cloth icr the altar in! the chapel. We furnished flowers‘ for the altar. We bought. OllClOlil tor the church. Our members as- sist in teaching Christian Doctrine on Sundays and at schcal. Wc

ior the parish hall. We helped to clean the church and decorate the altars ior Corpus Christi, Forty

craft Course oi six weeks which was largely attended by the pupils after school hours and by the mem- bers in the evenings, At the clos- ing oi our \ curse we held a larc- weil party ior our instructor and

bought cutlery and kitchen utensils i.

TPLEMGUARDIAN. _ cngnbo-rw-rlpww

rigs rirraim-

FOI iMéll who. look forward to

a CQQL Summer-n

SPORT siiiiiis

mend. In light ten only. Sizes:

PANTS -THAT GIVE YOU EASE

Pants that give you freedom us

well as ecse-‘their names speak

_ for themselves — with

labeled manufacturers us Freed- man, Crown, Spdrton, etc. You

know you've stepped into lost-

Street Floor liain Store Section

b, _ here includingweven new members. Two wo Dori llilrt with line wron. Alboﬂll- n’ V During the year we held eleven y ‘PM b h preb m1“ __gj m; 5A“; 19“ n04“ monthly meetings and nine execu- tell stri . d I worn wit ‘Bmgelii-‘llriglqgunday. lugs 6th. goqpeippiy Ivan Campbell Ellerl- tive meetings with a fair attend- _ p‘ y WW‘ M Mr, Percy w. Pelee. us, 3,3, ence at each. Masazine: We have a he or open at the neck- ti; ____ six paid-up subscriptions w the _ ut ~ __wAN-rm To “NT, hm“ League magazine which is reguiar- whichever the occasion moy de- . _ _ meetings w grrxtlicc Miss Mary A. Mm 225 2. Bummerside prompuy reported in the ma“. if , ' I '1 '19 Dcacgpcss, v __pAN1-3_y g5“; h. gm- any. Wﬁesilondence has been duly al- smell, medium and large .. 4.75 Km ' -——" w store, Kensington. June 12th at 3 tendgd ‘°' '-l'0.\i.iT0 lgll-élgligowifﬁ ‘MET,’ dclook. Kenslngton Home‘ end - thgluliliariasilizlpvx-Rgemlllerlilt ‘ﬁbrils-iii - - ﬂilocalgbaégtez Albany F. Palm". School Aseociatiom ‘Imam m”. m" their cum m m" community. w: Fine quality two pocket style ers ~ ' , v . oro My!” sweet, Box 404. 51m fnmm; 12o Now m‘ i ‘ helped the Canadian Legion, the .0" slum, [Mg ﬂuut ¢* t? R N l’ I’ Holy Name Society the st Thom- nerwit- ___ f3; “égfﬂzurtlfg 1111,2332‘; ‘vow ll as dAqulnas 5......‘ and the School m. grey m and H“ 475 _rni.\i:nrown ‘gluniléecétghligtilg. “PM, mum. summers,“ room: m 221x132?" with all and: ’ Wmue‘ ibiiidilbo A. M. elm... Baby Clinic and helpedptllqiiolliaeivlyé . . Solidi!’ S‘ “ ,1 4.0 p M Rgy '4'" Yo" ""5 ‘NTEDEQTED l“ ammo memo 0.83m,“ Boy 5.0.1.5 p, r 1 Other lines of sport shirts III 11.00 Afl- m“ Mlhistér a good car or truck, attend the _ M_ v “mas M the mo ,, c a“ Jim“ him‘ B’ ‘ " ' 5R1! Sllllfdll’ "will! in from of 6*‘ m cgm,,,,.,e..,w,,,°1ii“WZZVZZQZY different materials. Variety of

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_Kg§51NGT0N Lhllnpresente -—"""'"—i‘""‘"""' sented by a delegate and by our I f - p191; three-act comedy Mamas _Fon SALE _ Dunlap Stmw- ‘ Diocesan convener oi the Sisters oi shades. lul range o Sizes. Baby Bog" "f7 ‘lx-‘iiltiegadiﬁggﬂggylf berry Plants, also Gentleman's -" " ‘ 1555:? gjcfffﬂnlefﬁfzgjie 8:133; From 375 to 6.50

.113?- lme ‘ " ' Biccle, 1L1 ll , P10 » ' ‘UH. ' ﬁr” as pygriously announced. suit ﬁgsmngléw Ana; ' B. League in Charlottetown. we

‘MA imd Igqmlmign gr-Laofvti-llnhts its excellent cast o! artists is con- at Na“ Pond. m“ ﬂnllagfm CMNWYJ.“ 12:1“ n e thief’ firstlndly llcomlmun. ‘"17 need m he] ‘h. material“ Scotti 561M", - , - ‘ . “q "ma" -' a o supp 1e a. ciurcri

PM i" “"‘“°"‘ I" °“"’“ w" ii-iiiereiiruio 1121132? 0; iheuigm t“ sliding? 1g? laxlieucidmaiixe? raiuiuimsl “““‘°~ “’° Pa“ i" i“ ieimdm“; m cn the penis-end You'll conduct sci-vireo Church Schools. - Den Dro- U 5 W - ol church linens. and provided a .

lng comfort for e cool summer. p

_Crey Worsted Flonnels-<

who are visiting Mr. Lei ' lng a vacation at. St. Felix with ; . . "will". Mrs. John beiurgeyggb: MirsAUConnors brother Mr. Meryl H $2325, De,'.'.°a”§§§f',,,§,'§‘f,‘.‘§.‘§§d a3)? 1150' 1535' 1695 brothel‘, William. Mr. BfﬂdiflTﬂ MacKay and Mrs. MacKay. 5 . u"; ' . p; _ C k _ members of the League and . V Under the Auspicas of _ matﬁftfucﬁjifdfgmzzgsaigziiled“ “gig: Mrs Lem "m, Mhﬂnegash m“ “an '_ . gar ltlieD dead 10f the parish on All Grey Tropicals . . . . 10.00 ' ' ' ou s i, ' _ 5. Mung, ghumi.’ Mr. Francis MacQuarrie to read an was visiting her daughter Mrs. wairrauguulu Pat,°ne;:‘0:v-S:i_.ad1y'2112111320112: Sand Tropicals 10.00

"I " . ' cl. Messages of sympathy have .- Mrs. Leiurgey and asur d M.. t. Ti ish i the t S, . . Kensmgron Leiursoy that although lsnhlely mllds hlreeessiiy a in or pas oivsgignivyiiityvvv King zégbsilteglggddulﬁngtﬁe pllzrbeaged Twills, in Fawn, Brown and Green- have s id th t ' _. - " V.“ :73 on {riendsvepeglggclually tgirhlsfilithhlvsvhtiz: Mr John Shea, Anglo-Tignisih laliﬁulzivrecgiifzh as. 2'.” [c5369 1 up?“ hi? b?“ ins 1250 EDNESDAY’ 9H‘ llfrsplzlielfiedhohitllslesdlilie 1231119103314; ‘Yasksvonhgned hm his czsd- f]? Philip Duvihhilvdwfilifriioeevﬂw‘ 5911.155 z Kalli-Liz llxllimClill-lilliillieil p‘;

3 P.M. presentation o’ . 5m" tea Handle “° “e9 5 em 9"‘ y Christmas. We sponsored a llandi- Gqbqrdines, in Browns, Sand and Grey,

leading

6.95 to 12.95

. following etorea in I es . —-dl\d—- Secretary. presented before the u Bookstore. uuier Bum: Gollﬂlel "ﬁwhllimval gzﬂj- ,, LAW" weumaten Subdivision c.w1..= ~ ., nalrery- “m” an?“ u.“ awning. I“ M shat: ,GUN ‘ "Madam President, Reverend _ or l, Grace,” muesli Street. Aiyre Dou I e Grocery. Beoo . _ _ _ cmpmn Md mung," o; m, ,_ 11"” island Motor Transport. Water ltreet. Shows 1.30 - 7.15 - 9.15 thollc Women's League. As Record.

. l. M l. b! d Ch SUITCASE" West, to visit them at their home tégﬁmtfng xix-Zia? o: ennume: "Plklns OF MONTEREY" presented her with a gilt. oi ap- V, . m 1"?" Pa‘ A "limb" ‘l’ ircm Hotel Deue Hospital Mon- - - preclauml’ and instrumental selections were piay- etch “may, took place on fuesday In TGCIIIIICOIOI‘ Education, Scholarship, and Study 1 .. ‘d by M“ Lem’ 3'31“ "d M“ June lst. lVliss Gaudet. returned vevnmcvmvm cm“ we "m" °‘" 5°h°°1§ “WW” l THE Blsl-[Oﬂs Heb" MMQImq-[Q_ arm- whk-n b plane on Wednesday Ily and prizes ior Christian Doc- CANDLESTICKS" cI-rds were; indulged in, the iirst y ' trine were donated, also prizes to prizes being awarded to Mrs. Ml. Sanford Dawn“ h” m_ . pupils making the highest stand- M Th‘ Bagloie and Mrs. Hartwell Condon, tum“ m m ha“ m 30mm, n _ ing in Grades 8 and 10. We have and the consolation prizes going M” l” m a w‘ v u contributed to the 5t. Dunstans . - ~ KING GEQRGE HALL to Mrs. William Matheeon and M: '1,’ Mt}: ‘m, r: X, ‘wwiﬁzg Scholarship Fund. We have a W11"! 7"“ l‘ Mctclled Wm‘ Quuh" . Alfred Matheeon.‘ The visiting was” Owm fgyjﬂkos‘! a d THEM-RE Study Club which meets month- v Kensin ton “‘“°‘ ‘"‘“°° “‘° “Mei” “d h" him sister ‘n. pwlliiam Mcllrgd ' 1v. is fairly iveii-ariended and --; g dlllﬂhter. Miss l-leien Small. R.N.. Tisnlsl‘ vlnagse’ sum is one‘ or‘ u -*”_ deals primarily with religion. edu- , "~- -»- ~ in serving delicious reireehments. g “mm 1;“ ma I MY BROTHER TALKS canon mg cqmmunigy matte“ [g , t our a v ors aways To HORSES" h“ been o“, um to keep ‘breast s J SJ. Davies would probably be 4 receivess a hearty welcome irorn t ode u m d1 d‘ a a a M“ Noe“ lumeuor, New Len. I his many Tiirnish irionda-‘riz- ° m "‘ ‘M’ ’°° “g ‘“ ° den Parish could hardly believe "(i535

'6‘ n‘ M” Hmm- h" w‘ 3mm ""1 Note: No Show Tuesday 3221;312:150 received W“ cash wflrueii, Kensington, on completely by swprise. as they m“ Ph“m‘°y'3'°“_' in‘

"Em; AGAIN! “Us out,” PATCHES. n" n, “mum.” daughter Amy wetexrtfnd a hearty our treasurer.’ report shows quun-sday gvenjngl May 31in, had been invited to the hall to lcrcsls comeﬁrsl. Skilled. “£3111. new. washable print cotton-guy. ‘an’. “MM” "mun: gaming? Jamil“: ziinv“: b that all Diocesan and National ob- 194.8 when parilsqlihaneigJassgigiyilleegl 31196“ geddﬁz; Clrséih Pgflile tdalgﬁ registered pharmacists

- ve$oe$oo3ootoo%e . . . 54*" ~ . r - ‘ma; lurrhirenparvlrzrage are tlllglt. ae woekli aea. FR.“ Gilt and new quilt move into our neighborhood. co E liggiighlseclgiisv; ‘hm wit; at‘, at! nialhlisvn-iees m; children John. we" mum, unaxpeched. Mr‘ Db glwundlverted “munch Iirm. " ' ' “n ' ' P‘ '5' l" u" m7 5"" 11'9"" -—-' ' , ' ' -t n n ' e to vies has been incumbent at Al- to ‘our Doctor's direc- ms‘ Honour meutenmt cover bursernents oi $595.71 leaving a "M Mnnlei w ° “e “m 1

___._____ . balance on hand o! $90.59. Our _ lione- Wo use only fresh.

GU05“, nei- J, A, Bernard and My; 39r- KENSLWGTON ‘ _ _ k9 their home a; Kensington, have developed a deep aliccticn _ “mmmonghfrrtltllgﬁzcnsvlirs are made ior action. | looka and nard came to 'l‘ign'lsh from Saturday 1.15 audio-ll: d getvﬁing‘°pafl‘1‘fr ‘$1111’ ﬁgfplﬂ‘; Imfectlvely placed flowers added for Prince Edward island n. the pure. potent drugs. check . orBoya who wear elaeat tot theeepoplln Government House last week to A lonely child .. I troll Y o8 - the“ own special note u; “eh yam-s he has becn new He 53m “cry compound!“ step

l i . l n bluc, iaun or green are almply grand! They have a pineal

It- Ian button-on

than _ . . ...:.::".-.-:.':-.::~;-.r-::..'-::.-.iris-air .i:=:r:r.-..:' m" .“"°.'.‘. tiara". ‘2.‘il°l;.$2°.i'"i .... ;~'".:::.°:.. ilivuii"ii°f’ui'éﬁuif“l.°ﬁfff.i i: mo» d?“ s» u" nee-rho»! - . . e u . n e vn a a noo a. . ' _ h~ I m. r er res en iere. e pcape~ "-3 b“ and also visited the class-rooms "Battling Bass" __ h“ omce’ 1° the ha“ mlnnmme ‘Si: §l‘:,l.‘f§?“s...£ nipigwiasisrings had done so much in so inn-ii" ., "kgktgtnl- lonr time alnee we've been able to tell you can we where his Honour gave n talk to oosoeo<qp>eo<is>oc<g>ee<v 8"“ i“ 1m“ m‘ “m” °°°p°"“°“ in a fellowship which would ap- Ways to ‘welcome them. he lclt EllMAll llllllli to. l-lll. My“, Theirlllzgvlil B|0lLEllS-But NOW the". he" ‘m! “n”. the children. The teachers nnd numb” o‘ yea" opemnd the‘ Qrililtlazegrl:h:ell;el::gc$s;:1ak;“tlie pear m forecast a happy 11.15.10“. by the grace or God great things: summer-side llirrlm lhmukh n lcear and sparkling-you can watch the cook- PUP“! Yeilolvod e “N! lfom their mum mm, o; _1_ 1.1 Mymk, » ' ship bmween recto.- md pggple, may be done this year and in elerl "J1!!! have a band and handle brace oi atalnleea hmmil-"d We!“ " “ll u 5 M“ Tlgnlsh. Mr. Harper's body came cemetery. Mr. Earnest Harper, 0 Canada with Mrs. Cecil Mill at lilo Yo"! to oomo- 1'19 Plld "lb"

treaeera with a belt, ripper

ily and poohete.

Tl - in Pyrex Double Boilers are m-iced at 4.05. You'll Ind every

kini “Mann drscrlplltlll of P7"! Ware on display In the China Depart-

—Mrs. James Harper having disposed oi her home and iarm at‘ Peter Rood has purchased the hcme oi Mr. Fred MaeKinnon Tlgniah, and has now taken up residence in the village. To Mrs.

spend o. low days in their Tlgnish home. while here they . called

holiday granted them by His Honour the Lieutenant Governor.

"Butch" Jenkins Peter Luwford

I Shows:

Mom-Wed. 8:30

and mounting drama in their story. Sharyn Moiiett. in

to Tlgniah by rail on Saturday

help curb the flow oi immoral lit- erature and so we have appoint- ed a convenor to make occasional visits w the local library.

Funds were raised to carry on the work o! the subdivision by card parties. bingoes. and a ba-

lnteresi. and guidance in our work. We are thankiul aiao to him ior

Bathurst, N. B. accompanied the

Is Welcomed To Kensingto-n

parts oi New London represented at St.

-Ah

minister to the parish and to

come. Mr, R1‘. Nauss acted as mae-

lhe organ preceded remarks by

its good fortune, and also that words might lack meaning, but. here they were substantiated by a gilt, Mr. A. Pldgeon then pre- sented on behalf oi the perish a beautiIul chest of silver.

Mr. and Mrs. Davies were taken

berton and Milton, and seems to

he and his wile were glad to ac-i cept the call to Kenaington and

ute to his wife as a helpmale in

May 29th aiid was transferred to body u; m,‘ bra..." Edward to ML N...“ who said that Mr. his work. ‘He said n; ‘felt that. n?

the home oi his sister Mrs- Joseph Tignlsh. Besides this surviving Davies was already known t0 118d ml- )" l‘ “m? m ,5° He“ Tome" Wm‘ Residents o! Tlinlsh. were A_ Arsemu“ from whe" w, mn- broth“ or the deceased are three many oi the parishioners. He re- a degree, virtues he attributed in’ "triads ir In Mr” u. m" OINDERELLA umusls"'nl"° shocked when they received the ‘"1 w" 119111 on Monday nwrnlniz sisters." Mrs. Joseph A. Arsenault lated the remark made by B f°"m°" rum“ °f the pansh- but

hilltop d“ pr] III the ml at 5.50, you." b. .

“m "W! ooloreil sooner-they have a pointed collar. eap u baoh. In aiaee it to ll, these Bloueea are Cinderella at the Ball“ in one oi these and

l're P‘. Cairo lo catch the eye and thrill the heart oi your “Prince Charm-

. h are in the ‘Mei...

0§OO§O§ IOO%OO§OO%O

lnllea’ Wear Department.

word oi the death at Bathurst. N. B. oi Mr. Edward Harper. Mr. l-llerper was born at Tignish Cor-

ner. the son oi the late Mr. and

Mrs. Charles Hl-rpﬂ‘, and ior a

May 31st to the church oi S. S. Simon and Jude where a requiem mass was sung by Rev J. A. Mar-- Donald assisted by the perish choir. Burial was in the adjoining

0W0‘

Tignleh Oorner, Meryl MecKay and Mrs. Peter Blanchard St. Helix. To > the surviving re- latives we olier our sincere sym- paihy.

friend to the eriect that he had heard two good discuorses in his lifetime, and both were delivered by Mr. Davies.

Mayor Taylor. who was prov ant, welcomed l-he family on be- hali oi the town 0i Kenslngton.

Others called upon to spool! were lVir. Ernest Mill who ivcl-

there ls always room and his great desire ls 1.0 minister! to the people.

this iurther kindness alter

lilillllli—

Here at this Prescrip-

Ior accuracy. Bring ua

to grow. i their home.

I Ice rrezm and cake were serv

led and a social hour spent. Witl Mrs. Davies spoke briefly. say-‘Rev, LM. Murray oi the United

lng that she was dumicunded by Church nt the organ. a sing song

all was

enjoyed, concluding

that l-bad been done in redecorat-l "Blast he the Tie that Binds”.

lng the rectory prior to their ar-i

Due to an

unfortunate

with

OTC!‘-

l‘lVBl. she leellngly; expressed herlsirzht, the ministers oi the other

thanks and extended e lieartyichiirches oer-e ‘not invited early

welcome to the people to visit at enough lo make arrangements to be present. _ Bur.

corned the Davies iamlly to the parish. and Mr. Edwin Murphy of St. Stephen's. Burlington, whcee

rams

4 f.

i JQDI

m YSUMMERSIDE-

C AM Now 0n

"sriicui. runes" canvass now uii Iext Week telerel tomes Will lle Made

. _ teirnlga ‘treasurer le ltll. ll. -i. _EI.*I.IS and Gelatin lleeleaerlen are at lls lllllce on Water Street

wolbto~tue¢>ee£eoi eaoaca£nu§snmos§cb<beotoﬁ

words conveyed wit and wisdom u he mo, welcomed the newcfm- era and wished them every suc- cess as they take up the work in

New London Parish.

Mr. and Mrs. Davies were then invited to the iront oi the hell as were Mrs. J.G. Townsend oi 5t. Mark's, Kensingtcn, and Mr. Archibald Pidgeon oi St. Thom- u, New London. Mrs. Townsend read an address to Mr. and Mrs. Davies. John and Margaret, which stated, among other things. that

e ».l

when it became known that. Rev.

vilod to attend. .

FUNERAL NOTICE

Members of Mount Zion Lodge No. 12, Kensington, are requested to meet at Lodge rooms on Saturday, June 5, at 1 PM. for the purpose of attending the funeral of the lote Brother Robert Douglas. Members of Sister Lodges ere in-

GRAND LODGE OFFICERS PLEASD NOTE