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L. THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

-AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: Harold F.

AGENT GEORGETOWN: Waldon Lavera

"rho Guardian may be bought at th Blue Dome Restaurant,

In Georgetown: The Post Office; in Sourilz The Snack Bu.

. . SPBESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA. - Schedule for sun- doy. February 701. Caledonia 11.00 I. m. and Wood Islands 7.30 p. m. Minister: Rev. E. 5, Halos.

. . SST. PETEWS BAY PASTORAL CHARGE. - The United Church of Canada. Services for Sunday, F&l't.iary 7th. ll.00 L m. at Green- wich. 3.00 p. m. at St. Peter's. 7.00 p. In. at Marie. Members of Y. P. U. and Giria' and Boys" Groups will take part in these services. There will be A retiring offering for the March of Dimes. Rev. it ussell A. MQ0I4t0d. Minister,

JMONTAGUE United Baptist pastorate. Rev. Roivlariri G. Hill, pastor: l0 ri.ni., Montague suiid School; ll a.m.. Montague service: I p.m., Murray River service; 7.30 pm., Murray Harbour service. Two aolor film strips will be shoim at close of this service. Pi'iiycr meet- ings as usual.

JTHI-I PRESl?3YTlrIKl.-KN Church in Ciuiada-Services for Sunday, Fabruary '1. are as !0iiO'ASI Lcriic

N1 '

Valley 2 p.m. and 7.30 pm.; M0llia21lD Sur av at 10 am. Scrvi s will he :1e(l by Mr. Good .'Vliitl')oii ' 'lhc Raev. Carl Cuuic, llll0l”.lIl-Il10liCl-

rim. 1 . . fMONTAGL'F. P A S T 0 R A L CHARGE. .- The UlliLPd Chiircii of Canada, ltcv. .l. M Fraser. )linis- l ter. sundai. Fnbruant 7th. MOli-1 tague: to a. m. Sunday School. 11 I. in. Morning Service and Junior, Sunday School. Theme - "Thou shalt Not Steal" 2 p. m. Missioni Band Meeting. 730 p. in Christian

Youth Service. iiiih Junior Girls Choir. and with C. G. I. T. mem- bers taking various parts in tliel

Iervice. Lower Montague; 3 p. m. Church Service and Sunday School. "The Eighth Commandment.” ..'i'0liNG Vt'().VlEN'S (il ll.l) -

Thc regular meeting of the Young VVomen's Guild of St. Andrew'si Presbyterian Church, Montague.. was held in the church hall Mon-i day evening. The vice-presidcnt,i Mn. Percy Myers, was in the chair. There were tli-iit:cn meni- hers present. The meeting open- ed with a hymn. The Scripture was read by Mrs. Elsie Walter- worth and the Lord's Prayer was

repeated in unison. Mrs. Vi'eil-,' ington Campbrll anti Mrs. Leland Nelson reported for the visiting committee. Final arrangements

were made for the sale of candy, and apples at the Scottish con- cert. The financial report was read by Mrs. Byron Stewart. At the close of tho meoiini; a delic-

ious lunch uas sorvcd lay Mrs. 1

Cecil Bell and Mrs. John Mac-p ,Mr, Dmqd my". 1,” pd, 1 for

KCYIZIE Camp Hill Hospital, Halihx, NJ. I-lawuaocom id u for u Charlottetown by Mn. Lnvm.

..'ST. ANDREWS Y. P. S. -i The regular meeting of the. Y. P.. S. of St. Andrews Presiiyleriani Church, Montnizuc, was held at the churvli hall Tucstiny evening. Miss Thelma Stewart presided, The meeting opened with Scrip-5 ture reading by Kay MacKerizie.t The minutes of the last meeting; were read and approved. Roll call was answered by ten meni- lu-rs with n verso of Scripture. A feature of the evening was A waist measuring contest with each member paying one cent for each inch around the waist. After the business portion of the niociinsz. ii lively game prriod was r-n,io,vetl led by Robert Murray and Thcl-, ma Stewart. The president, Miss Stewart, led in prayer after which I delirious lunch was served by I committee in rharit”. The meet-l in: closed by rrpcating the ban- ediction in unison. .

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Personals ..”rl'ie many friends of Mrs. Joseph Callaghan, Now Perth,

will lie sorry to learn that she is a pniirrit in tho Kiii:'s County Hospital. where sho underwent an, operation last Friday.

..fMlss Barbara P:-nn,v. of the staff of the .V'i:iritimn Electric. Montague, is a pniirnt in the. King's County Hospital. All wislii her a speedy rocovcry.

Card Of Thanks fGr:iicluli,vMT-- messages of svnmnili) Tent sad bereavrimrnt.

in ntir rc-

signnd. Referees were Richard Landry

Mr. and Mrs. l..'iwr:-rice .Vlc- and Bruce Clair. Ht-rron and Mrs. 1.:-lgh Wight. Lina-upii: , ' ggg;gggggAu g Montague Pee Ween: Goal, Beck; defence, Wigginton. Londrigan.

CAPITOIL

I NOW SHOWING ' Bill Elliott

I In Montague Bantams: Goal. Me-

: n Ewen: defence, Macnure, Stewart,

, MacDonald; forwlrdr. Peardon,

" "'" ”" ”G G” "F "P 3 ii , A. in more Mocxenxie, sarunr. and snorvrs ,,2.'E,,,.,.., ' '

Slur - Baln Amateur

(imlcado t On Our Stage 9:00 to mo

.Sunday. February 7th. 11 I. m.

iare sorry to hear that she is n

:it'l.'vim-. lmlgini: nli.

Landry, Mrs. Byron Stewart.

3 following place: in Montague: and Guardian Office;

..'PABlSH OF GEORGETOWN ti-loly Trinity, (Anglican), Sunday. iFebi-uary 'lt.h. Fifth Sunday after -Epiphany. it a. m. Morning Prayer

and sermon 3.30 p. m. Evencong. Reverend W. A. Cotton, C. R.

i ..'VALLl-ZYFIELD-Orwell new tcorigiregation. Services for Sunday, ,February 7th: Orwell Head, 11 1. im; Kilmuir 3 p.m.: Valloyneld i7.30 pm. A. C. Fraser. Minister.

..fML'RRAY HARBOUR PAS- TORAL CHARGE. - The United Church of Canada. Services for

Murray Harbour; 2.30 p. in. Little Sands;7.00 p. rn. Murray River. Sermon: "The Big Three." Rev. D. Wallace MacPherson, Minister.

Georgetown And Vicinity Mrs. Douglas-mherford was Ii

recent Vl5l'uDF to Charlottetown. l Mr. and Mrs. N.W. Hansen were, recent visitors to Montague. l Ml'S. Guy Hemphill recently vis- I lied for a week in Charlottetown.

Miss Marguerite Hemphill and Mrs. Sterling Blackett were Vinit- ors to Charlottetown on Feb. 2.

Miss Jean Burke of Mitchell River was a recent guest of Miss Marguerite l-lemphill.

Mrs. Clarence O'Brien of Byrne'a Road is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Burke.

Mrs. Clarkin of Byirneb Road is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Refuse.

Friends of Mrs. Stephen Landry patient in the Prince Edward Is-

limd 1105171331. and all wish her I speedy recovery.

Mr. Clarence Redmond of Ver- non River was a recent visitor to Georgetown.

Mr. Webster MacNelll. who is residing in New Perth. Wu A re- cent visitor to Georgetown.

Mrs. J. H. MacDonald and Mrs. Acnes Arthur went several days in the city recently.

Mrs. Holden MnoLuro, music teacher for Georgetown High school, visited Georgetown on Feb. 3.

Rev. W. A. Paterson and Mr. Np, W. Hansen attended the meeting of the Prince Edward Island Pres- bytery of the United Church of ganada in Charlottetown on Feb.

Lloyd Hemphlll of the Canad- ian Army, who has been spending a leave with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hemphill, left recentw for Halifax, N. 8., when he will receive his dischu-ge from the Canadian Army. Lloyd plan on joining the Royal Canadian Alr

orce.

Pee Wees And Bantams Play Al Georgetown

In the first game of a double- header hockey fixture played at Georgetown rink yesterday after- nnon. Montague Pee Wee: defeat- ed Georgetown Pee Wee: 2-1 in I

close contest. For Montague Bal- lem and Peardon were the goal-, gctti-rs with Fitzgerald lcoring for Gcnrgetowii.

In the second game Montague Bantams in a rugged game eked out B 4-3 win over Georgetown Bantams. Peardon scored three ,and assisted on the other goal i'-iilifjh was scored by Ballem. For Georgetown the goal-getters were Stewart. MacLean and Goteil.

Macbeod, MacPhee; forwards, Pear- , don, Annear, Vnnlderatine, Vuouo,i Coffin, Johnson, Macxenzle, Mac- Donald. Ballem, Lilly.

Georgetown Pee Ween: Goal, Murphy; defence, Mnrteli, Hansen, Wight: forwards. Fitrgerald, Bat- chiider, Murphy. Araenault, L. Murphy, scully. Burke, H. Martell, Prosper. Clory.

Georgetown nantamn: Goal, lac. Dnmild: defence, R. Solomon. Mac- Leiin, Bnichildei-. Murphy; for- wards. Stewart, David. Dablrmin, Gotell. McCullough. Gallant, Wight, walker. 1'. Solomon W. Mcquiilan,

R. MCQUIIISH. Araenault.

PRINCE EDWARD

Show: 3:30 7 and 9

Premier Showing Of 3-D Piciure Ai Murray River

The premier showing of 3-D to- gether with the new wide Astrolite screen took place at the new May- fair Theatre, Murray River last night. The very large audience was treated to an eimerlence un- usual and unique in the history of motion picture producti . Accus- tomed to viewing the flat 2-D as a painting on the wall, it was al- most fantastic to find the char- acters in the paintings moving about in the some room. such in the effect of 3-D.

So real is the illusion, the aud- ience aa a whole was ducking hurled bojects, feeling they were certain to be struck. So vivid and realistic, it is an experience unique to movie picturing: and should be a strong incentive to increase the numbers attending theatres.

Mr. E. K. Johnston, owner of the new Maytlair has indicated that other 3-D pictures may be shown in the future and through using

,the new wide screen in conjunc-

tion with this patrons will have an opportunity of enjoying this new picture medium to the fullest extent.

Lorne Valley and Vicinity

busineu visitor to Montague on January 21.

Mr. Ralph Nicholson paid It briei visit to the city on January 23.

Mr. and Mrs. Bart Leard and

family were recent visitors to Mount Stewart, as guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Leard.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mai.-.Leod motored to Charlottetown on Jan- uary 21, where they visited Mrs. Mac.Leod's mother, Mrs. Annie MacLeod.

Mr. John White, manager of the Irving Oil plant at Montague, was 1. business visitor to Lorne Valley on January 23

Mr. Charles -M-a-clseod was an overnight visitor to Charlottetown on January 24.

Mr. Wendell Crone, Montague, spent A recent week-and with his mother, Mrs. Alfred Crane.

Mr. and Mn. Neil McConnell, Charlottetown, motored to Lorne Valley on January 24. While here ilhtil were guests of the former: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Mocannell.

Mr. John McAuliiy. Charlotte- town, was the guest of his fnother, Mrs. Mao MoAulay, over an week-end of January 28.

Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm MaoLeod 0" JEUURTY 34. were their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Manhood and family of Centrnlllovalty. and their con Mr. Kenneth MacLeod, Charlottetown,

Misc Emma Nicholson is Jpgnd- lng some time in Montague Qt the home of Mr. and Mn. George Me. Carincll.

Mr. Tom MacKay, salt 1 N. 5.. was a visitor to mxsfrviffl ley on January 23.

Mr. and Mi-a Earle MacDonald were business visitors to on”. lottetown on January 25,

Mrs. nleuben Mocannel wag . ”"'"' Vmwr W MOM-Hue. whue life was the guest of her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and M11, George MoCanr.el.l.

Mr. and Mrs. John Drake nnd itmily. I-lozelbr-ook, were vlajtol-A to Lorne Valley on January as. The! were guests of Mr. and Mn. Angus Nicholson.

..'Mr. Peter MacLeod and Mr, Ralph Nicholson were visitors to Montague on January E.

Mr. Charles Macl.end has ac. "bled I position in the new Co- OP Super Market at Montague.

Mr. Bert Leard wax nmongst those attending the hockey game at Georgetown on .lanuIry26, when

;M MOMIBUP Shmohawkx de- pegited the Georgetown mg)”, 1-.

His many friends in Lorne Val. ley are lorry to learn of the ill- neu of Mr. Lorne Wigginton, Montague. Ail join in the hope that Mr. Wlgginton will soon be restored to I full measure of health. .

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers, New Perth. were recent violtou at. the home of Mn. Myerr porentl, Mr. and Mn. Daniel Shaw.

Mr. and Mn. Freeman MacEwen and non arrived on the Island by motor from Wisconsin, and the put week have been guutl of Mn. MacEwen'a mother. Mrs. Annie Crane. Mr. Mocliwen hu '"'"' lllnointed agricultural search officer at the Science Ser- vice Lnboratory in Charlottetown.

On January 29, Lorne Valley School wan closed due to the heavy snow fall and severe drift- ing. This is the first time the FFICNET and pupil: couldn't reach the retinal. .

Miss Muriel Myers has returned to Lorne valley otter unending the put month It her home in Martlnvole.

Mr. Lloyd MacDonald met with I painful accident while pulping turnips for the cattle. when his hand came in contact blade. He received a cut which

required uvon uficim. no bun i

for

fQ'

with the,

THE GUARDIAN . CHARLOTTET()WiNl

Peakes Anti ilicinity

..'Meura Joseph and Ttiornu Kenny, Byi-new Road. visited Georgetown recently on busineu.

Mr. Ralph Gillan visited Mont- ague Jan. 26.

Mrs. Charles Rogeison, st. Pat- rick's Rood, visited Charlottetown Jan. 26.

Mr. and Mn. Herbert Hackney and daughter. Donaldamn, spent the week-end of Jan. 23 at that home of Mr. and Mn. Leith Stew- art. St. Patrick's Road.

141'. Preston Hughes. Borden. spent the week-end of Jan. 23 at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Hughes.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Young were recent visitore to Charlotte- town.

Miss Maureen Doyle, Mt. Stew- art, spent the weelr-end of Jan. 30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al- fred I-landrahan.

Mrs. Carl Molieniio and two children returned to their ho me recently in Charlotte toivn, after

having spent a short vacation with Mrs. L. Devlnc.

Mrs. Terrance Mclnnts, Elliot- vale, was a. recent visitor at the homes of Mrs. Thomas Kenny and Mrs. Smith O'Brien, Morell, R.R.

A number of residents from st. Patrick! Road and Byrnea Road took advantage of the fine weath- er and open roads to make sale for their pulp wood in Georgetown and Montague before the persist- ent snow storm driven by high winds blocked all roads in this vicinity. The Government plow has clear-edvmariy of the secondary roads and cuttings of five to six feet are quite common on nearly all highways.

Mr. and Mrs. John MacDonald, Charlottetown, Ipent the week-end of Jan. so at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Evans, St. Teresa.

The Peakes Women's Institute held their January meeting at the home of Mira. Reginald MacDon- ald. The February meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Earl MacDonald.

Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Birt and family, Head of Hillsboro. visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Tkairior and family. St. Patricia Road, Jan. 31

Master Leonard Trainer celeb- rated his llth birthday on Jan. 31 when he entertained a number of his friends at his home on St. Patrick's Road.

Mr. Joseph Rogerson returned to his home recently after having spent a few days at the home of his brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cullen, Char- lottetowri.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Myers via- ltod Mr. and Mrs. Francis Myers and Mrs. Elizabeth Myers, Head of Hillsboro. Jan. 31.

B.U.

Ensi Baltic and Vicinity

..tMr. and Miro. Elliot Kemp, Georgetown, were visitors to North Lake and Red Point.

Mr. Fred Rose, Red Point, took charge of the regular services at the South Lake and Kingsboro Churches on Jan. 24, due to the illness of the pastor, Rev. D. Mc- Clare.

Mn. Clarence Road of North Lake in 111 in hospital in England and was unable to accompany her husband home on the return trip. Her many inland: wish her a speedy recovery.

Miss Eileen Robertson is connn- ed to her home mt Red Point with the g-rlppe.

Char- time and

Mn. Marjorie Gallant, lottewwin, is spending some with her grandtparerits. Rev. Mrs. H. R. Bell, Red Point.

Maura. Sterling and Gordon Robertson, Klngaboi-o, motored to Charlottetown on Jan. 25.

Messrs. Earle C. Johnson, Wesley Dingwell, Fortune, were business visitors to Red Point and North Lake on Jan. 1'7.

Mn. George MacDonald return- ed to her home in Kingaboro. hav- ing Jpernt some time visiting with near relatives and friend: in Boe- ton. Mass.

Due to the severe atom, the i daily mall man Mr. Ralph Robert- son was unable to make his 20- mile trip for two days, but he dug his way out on Jan. .

Min Lillian Fnuer. Charlotte- town. spent the recent week-end at her home in Red Point.

nuns. ldward Ohing, Leland Dixon returned to ohdr homes at Red Point and Bothwoll. bovine spurt a few days as guolt of Mr. and Mn. Roy Bruce. North River.

Mr. and Uni. Stafford Bortein, Kinpboro, were recent vidwra to Morcll.

Mr. Clayton Rose. last Baltic, has been confined to his home with an ear ailment. All wish him ii. cornplete recovery noon.

The llncere ayvnpothy in extend- ed to Mn. l.D. Fraser. North

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wu also injured. HI: many-friend: are sorry to hear of the accident and all join in winning his hand will heal quickly In that he can -be about his work no usual in the very near future.

l - rrx -AM.

Capacity House At Montague Scoiiish Conceri

..'Yeo'r Theatre, Montague, was filled to overflowing Wednesday evening for the annual Scottish concert pruented by the choir of St. Andrews Proabyterian Church. Rev. James E. I-leathwood, Bel- fast, was introduced by Mr. R. M. Martin, and presided as master of ceremonies. Rev. Mr. Heathwood, who came to the Island from Scotland nine months ago, capti- vated hia audience throughout the concert with his humorous stories and witticisms. Mrs. A. P. Camp- bell was piano accompanist and the guest artist was Mr. I-lorry Murray, well known entertainer from New Glasgow, N. 3. His numbers included a group of soot- tish songs, songs from the Gay Nineties, two musical monologues. "The Bride and Groom" and "How We saved The Barge" and humor- ous readings. Each number was heartily applauded by the large and appreciative audience.

The readings of Mr. Bob Comp- ton, Charlottetown, who is well known to Montague audiences, were greatly appreciated and heartily encored. Mr. Bob Murray was favorably heard in two beaut- ifully rendered violin selections and also two lovely vocal solos, "Mary of Argyle" and "Down In The Glen". Six young ladies from Charlottetown took part in the Highland dancing accompanied by Piper Bruce MacLaren. The young ladies were Misses Margaret Rhynes. Ruth Ross. Norma Duvar, Elizabeth Haywood, Eleanor Henry and Andrea Duvar. Miss Rhynes danced the Highland Fling and also played a number of bag- pipe selections. Miss Judy Mac- Donald. Cardigan. danced the Highland Fling with the pipe ac- companiment of Donald MacLeod.

A Gaelic solo by Mr. Hugh Matheson, Heatherdale, was great- ly enjoyed. Step dancers were Messrs. Reginald Reid and Emer- son O'Connor. Both were accom- panied by Mr. Archie Stewart. violinist. A solo "Comin' Thru The Rye" was sung by little Min Dianne Gillls and was well re- ceived by the audience. Six young lrisaies from Montague, Misses J o a n n e Watterworth. Pauline Nicholson. Carol Boehner. Rena Leivellyn. Laurie MacDonald and Elaine Poole rang a number of Scottish songs with the deacant by Mr. Bob Murray.

Keen regret was expressed by the chairman that the Brooklyn Trio was unable to take part in the program because of the ill- ness of Mr. Johnnie Bears.

An entertainment of outstand- ing talent closed with a group of readings by Mr. Harry Murray and the cast singing "Auld Lang Syne" followed by The Queen.

At the close of the entertain- ment the members of the cast and their friends were received in the church hall and a delicious lunch was served. .

M1:

Lake, and Mr. Barton MacDonald. Kingoboro. in the roucoit death of their brother, Mr. Funk McDon- ald who passed away in Calgary, Alta.

At the time of writing, the con- dition of Mrs. Merrill taewiirt 6 Kingabror, remains the same. She has been a patient in the scum Hospital for several weeks.

On Jan. 2'1, a and play was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Fay. East Baltic. Due to the stormy night, a small attend- ance was present.

Mrs. Harding Frazer, Elmira, is making splendid progress in the P. E. 1. Hospital and expects to be home shortly.

The boys worked hard on Jan. 30 to get their rink cleared of! for a skate at night. There was con- siderable mow on it. They all hope that next year they will have it closed in and if they make a start, they will surely succeed.

Mr. Percy Poole, Bouria merch- ant, paid I. visit to Red Point and Kinzsboro.

Congratulai:ion.s are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Eric 0'1-lanley on their recent marriage in Charlotte- town on Jcin.'26. Mr. and Mrs. O'Hanley are both well and famil- iarly known to many and a host of good wishes goes out to them.

Mr. Gus B. Campbell, Red Point, returned from Boston where he made three trips with potatoes and tumipa from P.I-1.1. and be ex- perienced bad weather but had no difficulty. He operates a. trailer truckyfor Mir. Sept. Mic.Phee, Little Her-bour.

Friends in the many districts regret to learn that Mine Illa Mul- laliy. R.N., Sour-is West. in not enjoying her ulual good health. Miss Mulloily has for ncvenl year-I gave it her time and narviea to tahoaiok. All with her better health in the near future.

On. Jan. 2'1, I Robert Burns concert we: held in the Baltic Hull put on by the local tolent. and was largely attended despite the iitm-iriy night. and each and every one enjoyed it. Mr. Fred Rose was chairman and kept the udience in an uproar of laughter by his many wincncn and john, and Rev. H. R. Bell ciao gave of his good talent in the oinglm of his old favorite Scotch long: and reading! at the clan of the pro- gram. Mr. " Garrett ouc- tloned off some fine pin and cakeoond Hie sum of Icons mmdeinaidofthehaii purpooolg Mr. Etuut Moortor curred I thank: to M7. 3.

IN MEELORIAM

M38. P, J. MGKIINNA i

The death of Mrs. Kenna occurred at the County Hospital,

P. J. Mc- King's Montague, on November 36, following an illness

FEBRUARY SXVIVS4

Mr. and Mrs. Ambrole O'Holloi-an and Family, Victoria Cross.

Mr. Fred Troy, Greenfield.

Mr. Arthur Brothers, Green- field.

Mr. and Mrs. James Cain and Family, New Perth.

Mia: Ann Stewart. Ont. (2).

Misses Reta and Jean Hynes.

Hamilton.

or several weeks. , The late Mrs. Molienna, before her marriage in 1954, was Florence Kelly, daughter of Patrick Kelly and Mary Jane Hyneo. Her parents and two air- terc predeceased her. Early in her life she assumed the responsibil- ity of the home and the loving care of her sister. Margaret. Throughout her lifetime, Mrs Mcxenria developed traits of char- acter which endeared her to those who were privileged to know her She will be remembered particul- l,s for her loyalty and devotion to family and friends, her quiet air of refinement. a devout member of

Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Terrance M-.-Kenna. Baldwin's Road.

Mr. and Mrs. Owen Baird and

Hamilton. Out. (2).

Celanese Corporation of America. New York City N. Y. (8).

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Callaghan and Family, New Perth,

Mr. and Mrs. William Naddy and Wilbur. Greenfield.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Power and Family, Greenfield. and Mrs. Levi Power Glen Murphv. Montague,

and

Robert Molina.

the Catholic Church, active in her support of Church activities, and talents in promoting any worthy interest. relatives.

ready always to lend her

Her husband. family, irelghbors and friends cherish her memory.

will ion

Her funeral took placo Novem- ber 28, with R-ouiem I-I-irzh Mass- at St. Mary's Church. Montague. The c.-lebsant was her pastor. Rev.

J. W, M:C5i-rile. who had ntteiir! ed he"

mund Roche. Deacon, Rev. Clai

once Roche. sub-Deacon, and Rev Phalen M:Kenna, Master of Cere- mones. Also present in tho Sanctu- ary were Rev. Owon Kiggins. Rev. Lennard

F, J. Mullally. and Rev.

so falthfiillv during her ill.- rzcss. He was assisted by Rev, Ed-

Family, Fort. Augustus,

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Mcxenna, and Family. Iona.

Mr and Mrs. Thomas Ourran and Family, Baldwin's Road. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Lovatt Framer. i Montague,

Mr. and Mrs, Jr-rovne Power and Morgaret. New Perth.

Rev. M. J. Rooney Bloomfield.

Theresa McK'-nrui -Ind Celia K”"'l,V. Astoria. 1.. I.. N Y.

Mr. and Mrs Lon K:-nn,v. Bay- shorr-, New York.

- Mr and Mrs. John A. MacDon- ald. Ci-rditzan.

Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Lanmn. Cb""Iotvteiniv".

Misses Filth and Myrtle Mc- Korma, Ottawa. Noddy, Brighton,

Mcxenna. Interment was in St. Mi” 11011150

Joachim's Churchcegnetery,Vernon Mass.

River, where the ceremony was MT Zeno OIIFTMI. Mi. VGHWH. conducted by Rev. Phalen Mc- NF” YOVK ' Kenna. Rev. .T. W. Mccardle. and The Sullivan l"amiiS'- BTi9.hiAlYl-

Rt.-v. Ur-bm Gillis. Pallbearers were .

HQ Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Duffy.

Messrs, William Naddv, Thouias Curran, Han-v Kelly, Byron 3tow- Charlottetown. art, G. H. Nelson, and Martin Mls Gertrud- Power. R. N-. Hi-nee. Montague. May her 5011! r4-gt in peace, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mcxerins.

Muses

Mr. P. J. McKeririna. Montague

(6). Mr. and Mrs. Kennna, Hamilton. Ont. (2)

Mr. and Mrs. Reg Henncbery,

New Perth, Mr. and Mrs. James Doichester, Mass. (2).

Miss Laura M"-cKerina, R. N.

Hamilton, Ontario.

Raymond Mc-

Farmer,

Maiden. Mass. Miss Ethci Mcxenna. Mass, Employees Montague Furnishing Company, Morita:-ue. Miss Fern-idette Hamilton. Ont. Miss Nor:-en Mcxenna. Brooklyn. N. V. Miss Marv Brothers. Panunn. - Miss Marie Levfebm--. New York. Mr, and Mrs. J, Slavin, Brook-

Maiden.

Macxenriie

(n5x;f1 M". H. J. Hm”. Mont. unlflvoclirlaslg-xme and Alice Boston

Miss Zet.aMMcKonna, Astoria. Mu," ' ' "ai'..i" Mcxerma, Hamilton, NM” 1"" ”"1””" B"”m"' ohr:-1o&:S,(,,l,1nxT" mum” Murphy' Sister :fn"trii:.l:rn1!'c'i::. Blood, ,,,,'Zf.',,.5.I,',fi Mrs" Fred Htmet char. miiiioiiiaiaiana. G. E. Gonnan -ind Edward Hynw, Rockland, F”;;:g';. N”1r&:r:'”g::dI'w?M”t'. at

Dr, and Mrs. C. E. Hynec. Am lzerat, Mass.

Dr. and Mrs. Son-icrvllle. Mass (3t.

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Duffy, Fort

Augustus.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelly. Lake

Verde.

Miss Sadie Kelly. Maiden. Mass. Mr. and Mrs. John Show. Lake

Verde Mr. and Mrs. Bummer-ville.

Mrs, John Boylan and Gavan,

James Mcoabe.

Martin Hyncs,

Mary's. Charlottetown.

Sister Mary Bernadette, Char- lottetown Hospital,

Miss Mary M. Doyle. George-

town.

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Farmer and Family. South Boston, Man. Flowers Mr. and Mrs. James Fv.r1rie!',

Dorchester. Mass. Drs Cecil and Ed. Hynes and Mrs, Mcciihe, Boston.

Mr. L. M. Macxlnnon. Mont-

ngue.

I-"9 V"'d9- Miss Olga and Mr. Eric Mac- Mr. and Mrs. Mark Brazel, Kmnm-,' Manmgue.

D0"3lZ'h- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davison, Mrs. Annie Hynes. Chai-lot.t-c- Chnlottefownl

WW". The DeFasco Pipe ritma, Mrs. Emma Power and M-irtln, gamma", om,

33” FiV9l'- M3” Ernnloyees of Montague Furn-

Sr, Margarita. Kinlcorn Convent ish co

Mr. rind Mrs. som-erville. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. wrnnk I-lynes and

family. Alberry Plains.

Mr. and Mrs. L, A. Hynes, Char-

lottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Charles and Family. Soirris.

Mr, and Mrs. Charles Duffy and

Family. Fort Augustus,

Miss Mary Kciiiq Charlottetown. Miss Agnes Duffy. Charlotte-

town.

Mr. James I-lenneosey. Charlotte-

town. Mrs. Frank Murohv. Mont-uziue.

Josenh. Marie, Jean and Wilfred

Ht-nneberv. New Perth. Mr, and Mrs. Charlottetown.

Wilfred Hynea.

Boyian

Wilfred Mc.Konn-i,

Mr. and Mrs. Byron ate-wart, Montague.

Misses Clemmie and Annie Mae MocL4-an, Montague.

Meuagel of Sympathy Mr. and Mrs Tony xluke, Morni- al

re .

Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Buchanan. Pictou. N. 8. Mi and Mrs. E. J. I-lenneberi-y. Morril.

Miss Viviane Markey, New York City.

Miss Eunice M. Bonner, New York City.

Mr. Vernon Ross. Union Road.

Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Kickham. Souris.

Miss Stella Campbell. Doreheater.

Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Kenny. M3”-

gm,-1om,wwn, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Munroe. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dunphv Maiden. M835-

md 1:-,.muy.pe,,k..5, Mr. and Mrs. Penna Moore. Mr, and Mrs. James Doyle, Al. Chorioiteiawn.

berry phi”, Miss Maude Court. Maiden. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ooyie, MESH-

Mnngague, . Mr. and Mrs, John MacDonald.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bmthen.

Grecnfield. Mr. and Mrs, Lower M-ontmrur.

John

Lo ndriiran.

Beetle, Man.

Mr. and Mrs. Gus Basile. Dor- chester. Mam.

Mr. -and Mrs. Joey Fraser. Mont-

Mr. and Mrs. F. J, Dunn and HRH"- Fnmily, Victoria Cross, Miss Reta Gill. Montague. Mr. Raymond Poole, Lower Mr. and Mrs. Martin MacDonald. hlonkdguel Horitherdale. Mr, and Mrs. William Landrigan. Mr. Harold Power. Charlotte- Montague. iown. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gill. Muni- llvlr. and Mrs. Louis Power, Elliot- VI 9.

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Montague,

Mr. and Mn. P. A. McKi-nna and

Family. Boldwinvi Road.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Murphy

and Family. Summervilie.

Mr. and Mrs. William Brother:

and Family. Card Mr. and Family, Orwell.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael O'Brien. ro

Iona ,

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mcxei-ma Woodoide.

and Family, Iona. Mr. Pct-ar McAlinry. L. 1.. N. Y.

Mrs. Jiimeii and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mckenna. Newimm Cross.

e Judge and Mrs. J. 8. DMRDCIICI.

inn. Mrs. John Rooney and

Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Goodwin. Charlottetown.

Mrs. Agnes MacPhee. Hnurll.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mmonda. Greenfield.

Mrs. Thomvia Sullivan. C:-rdlgan.

Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Stewart. Montague.

New Perth Women's Tnotitute.

Mr. and Mn. Alec Gillu, xiii-

in. Mr. and Mn. Iewia Oondm.

Charlottetown. i Mr. and Mn. Clifford Lilly. Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Claw. Mmitagiin.

Miaii Betty Tralnor, R. N.. Char-

Bemtor and Mrs. T. V. Grant. lottot

Ottawa . Ont.

In-. and Mn. Jamel Moi-risiey and Eleanor. New Rochelle. N. Y Mr, and Mrs. Owen Mt-Kenna,

own. Minn Liza Wilcln, R. N.. Souril Hospital. Mr. and M21. Oliver oiddinn. Murray River.

Vernon Bridge. Mr. and Mrs, Ruuei Macdregor. Mr. and Mrs. John Pollard. Montague.

Qiarlotteiown. Milu Aphrii Winner. miarlc'.le- Mm. J. Mccarthy and Lenora town.

Ryan, Morell. Mr. and Mn. Samuel Martin.

Mr. -and Mrs. Mich:-l Mot-rluoy

and Family. Nawtown Oi-om.

an and Inn. Dnmett Power and

Family, Gronefield.

Ito. J. J. Int. Groenflold

lit. and Mrs. "'-"er and funny

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. otoonfleid. . Mr. and Mn. N. J. Molvor. Lake erda.

Vernon Bridle. Mr. and Mn. John undue. and hmiiy, wit,

Mn. Fm luaeouron. Mont- and Miro. Leon Johnnton.

tune. and Ira. Allin Martin.

Mn, Susan woods, New Ihire.

Mr. Earl Sullivan, Hamilton.

Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Mellisii Union Road.

Mr, and Mrs Ben McLure. Moi-i. ngue.

Mr. and Mrs. William S. Mu-mi Georgetown. ,

Mrs. W. A. Johnston and Harry Montague,

LD. and Mrs. Joseph Lannlga: and Family, Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 'ri-alnor, Johnston's River.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mace;-ego, Montague, '

Mr. and Mrs. New Perth.

Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Levy, Hamil. ton, Ont.

Misses Mary and Susie Hemphiil Montague.

Mrs. Dennis Collins. Montague

Dan, Gordon and Christina Me. Rate. Heatiherdale.

Wilt-

Lincoln Deiva ;

Mrs. James O'Connor, Murray Hiufbor.

Mr. and Mrs. William Farrell. Sturgeon.

Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Landry Lower Mon-taguc-.

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kramer New York City.

Miss Bessie Brown, Paterson N. J.

Mr, Percy Hi('kell. Sturgeon, Mr. and Mrs. Alex MacL--an

Heatherdale.

Miss Jane Craven. New in," City

Miss Mary MaoMillan, R, N, Oharlottetxtrvvn.

Miss Dolores Fish, Brooklyn. N

Y. Mr. and Mrs.

George Preeca Montague. Miss Gloria Stewart, New You City. Mr. and Mrs. Abbie Fraser, Montague. t Miss Geraldinn MacDonald

Charlottetownxllospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Burdctt, Onvendish.

Dr. and Mrs. Preston Maclntyre Montague. ' Mr. and Mrs. Keir Clark. Mont-

ague.

Miss Mary Campbell, Brooklyn, N Y. Mr. and Mn. Cecil Waidh, Sum- mei-ville,

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Martin, New York City.

Mr. and Mrs. Allen Kennedy, Montreal.

Mr. and Mrs, J. Fiaherty, Brook- lyn, N. Y. ' .

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brent, lim- humt, N. Y.

Mr. Atfhol Maoxirinon, B. C.

Mrs. M. Maltar. Charlobbdawn. Mr. W. D. Jdhnstzon. Mnntogul. Milu Beulah Mactieod, New Yo?! 0M. t

Mn. Ar-mlnizton. Wlnnifred and Franklyn, Parwtueket, R. I. i Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kennedy, Ot-

tawa. Ont. ,

Mia Rita Mbrpaac Brrookliiio. Man.

Mr. and Mid. Riciiud Gill, Arlington, Mass.

Card or Thunlis

Mr. Mcxennii and family extend their sincere thanks and ap- prociation to all who remembered them in tmeir bereavement. and in particular to tihe following for their offerings of Miaaaes. Styli-itiui Bou- quets. Flowers, and Messages of Sympathy.

St. columha Anti wumw

. . tFebruary 2. a government mow plough made its first appear- ance on Baltic Road since the big storm which began on Jan. 27. The road was filled to capacity with snow, but old Dobbin had maids 5 road on top, and farmer's still could haul wood and travel on it. In 9. recent issue, the name of Mr. Stewart Sutherland should have read Chester Sutherland.

Fraser.

Capt. W. P. Burke, who spr-tit some time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Miller, East Baltic, re- turned to the city on February 2.

His many friends are pleased to see Mr: Wilfred McEachern at his home again. having been a patient at the Provincial Sanntnrium. Charlottetown for some time.

Mr. Paul McEachern has not been feeling well for some time. All hope he ivili be restored to his usual health soon.

Due to snow blockage on Mumi's Road, Mr. Robertson is now com- pelied to go east and throuzil Elmira in order to deliver his nulli- This adds much to the mileage 01 Mr. Robertson's route.

Mr. and Mrs. Clive Bruce and family. have taken residence with Mr. Elliott Bruce for the wini" months. They are extended I hearty welcome.

Mrs. Harding Fraser. iiiiri H! a patient in the p. E. 1. Hospital Charlottetown. in now in souril xoqiiui making it more conveniwi for her family to visit with he! Mn. Fraser and the misfortune oi breaking a hip, but has made I wonderful come-back since it wm out in Charlottetown.

rreinci.-i regret the PNW 1 Frank MacDonald in W""R'1" Canada. He was a brother of " Barton MacDonald. and Mr!-pF;'d. Fr-our. Much sympathy lg!” 9t", ed to win that mourn 1- 8 Ion.

Mr. Byi Sutherland who was played in cutting lumber. ilnitlan in Souris where he has R

residence. aeveni Jgiea boy: rugs pain: I! J In 3 hi hi "I" done by hand. A :”.YDmn.

hand-worker. Mrs. R. W. who besides virus. Ms M"? ll"; ,, ml piece: of but hondiwor

lh0W- pcqj

Mr. Vnlleyfleld.