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g,.'ATTEND SERVICE -Mem- ms of the Masonic Lodges ln mnngue, Georgetown. Murray my-bour and Belfast attended div- ,” worship in St. Andrew's Pres-

home in Milford, Mass. after spend- ing the summer months at his for- mer home in Dundes. He was ac- companied by his nephews Charles

- and jlarold Taylor.

Sudden Death or Summerville Man

East Baltic

Donald J. Mclsaac. Rockbarra.

' Mr. Bryer Jones. Cross Roads. was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs.

tor.and close friend. Her remains were fondly laid to rest in the Kingsboro Cemetery beside her husband, Mr. Merrill Stewart. who predeceased her a few years ago. She leaves to mourn several nieces

lngs. They think the Senate has Controversy On ( Others are thankful (1.5. is spared the heat which the debate will inevitably produce at a time when it should be soberly

Debate Delay

that the

words that were gravelled out

kins, the committ

phy, who was 42 years old. ap- parently passed away during the night. his death being discovered on Monday morning.

The deceased. the son of Mr. Daniel Murphy and the, late Mrs.

Campbell left recently on a busi- ness trip to Boston and New York.

Messrs. Gus Mallard and Gus

Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Stewart re-

attendance

..'The monthly meeting of the Georgetown 0. W. L. Sub-division was held on September 7. with an of lo membe -. . president, Mrs. P., L. Boudreault. presided.

Fr. Higgins,

Director,

Murphy, summu-V111,, 1, survlvgd turned to Halifax. having zpent the

The

almost as much

The action of U.S. Senate lead- ers in delaying until after the Nov. 2 congressional elections the de- bate on whether to censure Sena- tor Joseph Mccarthy has aroused controversy as

if senators are not thinking pri-

Mccarihy would have on the votes of their constituencies.

recognized t h a t he

LONG DEBATE POSSIBLE ' couldn't do that,

fight. A man under charges is not marily of the effect their votes on ”"'"Y ”- M5 Wmlc” M5? "me"

he can appear before the public as a martyr. McCarthy's ability for offensive defence is so widely probably

in; which he will be able to say anything he wishes, including the

of

his mouth by Senator Arthur Wat- chairman. dur- ing the hearings. The debate can

.and probably

1-oosdsy. s9Pt' 28! 1954 TI” Gmfdhl P389 5 "rho death occurred very Iud- Mr. Herold Hynes. District "Id mphew" U I M C c i "saying ma 4"9.""" ”' "mm L, t yd "mm 9 am ' denly at the home of his brother school znspeeto. Montague. vis- ' II C y W” '9' mill 0"” 'mn';, em”, ,3 Mccmhn pow ! ;ellamo Battery packs spec- ....-nnzrunns TO U. s. --Mr. A. in Charlottetown of Mr. Frank mo in Kingsboro and North Lake GEORGETOWN C W L B I M ROBERTS wilrlmlysee ilurtsrr bebtteteeghzhgg till": Wm WOW COMM" it Prudent '0 my gut). Duvar's Radio Service. S. Taylor has left on return to his Murphy. summervilie. Mr. Mur- on Sept. 8. . . Mwmyud. Pr.”a News Amly” judicial decmon when u do” come walk softly pending the senate

opened the meeting with the Lea- gue Prayer. - ,Correspondence consisted of a Thank You Card received by the President from a Novice, acknow- ledging receipt of a gift from the C. W. L.

The Convener of Education, Mrs.

by his wife. the former Beatrice Pl” thfie Weeklion their h0ne)l- htat surrounding the senator him- Sullivan, six children: Mary Kay. mum at Red Point Mr- Stewart Michael, Patricia. Zita. Robert and resumed his navy duties on Sept- Teresa, four brothers: Joseph. 7-. Summeralde. Stephan. Summer- vllle; Reginald, Montreal; and Albert of Charlottetown, and

hytetiln Church. Montague. Sun- dgy evening. Sept. 26th. The ser- vice was conducted by the ,mln- ism-, Rev. D.- A. Campbell. B.A.. mg the, music was under the dir- action of the church organist. Mrs. A, F. Campbell. A solo, "The Holy

wouldn't want to. It he does any- thing at all, he'll be more likely to take the bull by the horns.

The fact is that the censure committee has gone -further than most people expect in actually recommending senate ac ti o 11 against McCarthy. instead of merely assembling what it con- sidered the most pertinent facts

Georgetown

..tMr. and Mrs. Edward Forshner left on September 23 on return to their home in Everett, Mass. fol- lowing a visit spent in George- town at the home of Mrs. Forshner's

Critics are saying that Republi- can majority leader William F. Knowland and the others who agreed to the delay were ducking because so many senators didn't

MEXICO crrv (APl-It's of- ficial again: Painter Diego Rivera is a Communist. The leftist Mex-

Mr. and Mrs. Earle Jarvis and family, Souris. returned to Mul- grave, where they will reside. Mr.

City" W55 b"l"””nV ""3 by M" mother. Mrs. Matilda Jamieson. three sisters: Katherine, Mrs. Wes . . L t y E . . Bbb Murray .and gin Alllctllnm. Trainer. Nfld.: Mary, Mrs. John J3""5tl"” be" employed me” 1” A. Arsenault stated the opening of 3.?3,,g”.f.': c.,1.:).?uo;,Va3a,:),l;,,.t,';t:,.lZ1E2:)r, and allowing the members to pass ican murallst. thrown out of the ..Lo,d, I Want To e rsr Mr. J. M. Maclienzie. represent- Carmlchnh Emowlle: um Jen. some ime. High school was in its first stages think the decision was p,.i,mu.m. judgement themselves. party a quarter century ago for

mm” was sung by the choir. Rev. ing the I ”ependant Order of For- Me, M”, Loo Kenny, Long Island, Mr. Ind M”. Dame! Gum "Id and a complete list of pupils was influenced by palm”, and that Senate censure is 3 serjoug mnQ- criticizing Marxism after a long

Mrs. James MacDonald, Char- lottetown, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Urban Bradley. Sept. l9.

Miss Frances McEachern. Mt. Stewart, visited Miss Pearl Grant. the week-end of Sept. 13.

Mr. Ernest Grant. Borden, spent a few days of the week of Sept. 18 at his home on St. Patricks Rnad.

Messrs. Aubrey and Harold Rog- el-son. Hamilton, Ont, are spend- in; their vacation at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Char- les Rogerson.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rogerson, accompanied by Joseph. Marian and Shirley. visited Mr. and Mrs. Leonard MacDonald, little Pond onlsept. 19.

The illness of Mrs. Carl Birt at her home is regretted by her many friends. All join in wishing her an early return to good health.

The sympathy of this vicinity is extended to Mr. Charles Gurney on the recent death of his brother. the late Henry Gurney of Char- loitetown.

Mr. and Mrs. James Gillan and daughter. Anne. visited Mrs. Marian Gillan and family, Char- lottetown on Sept. 23.

Mrs. Erwin Phelan and family. Morell. visited Mrs. RalphlGrant on Sept, 23.

Miss Anne Evans. Rustico. spent the week-end of Sept. 18 at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Evans.

Dr. Francis Evans. accompanied 5y his wife and family. returned recently to Ottawa after spending their vacation at the home of their parents in St. Teresa and Savage I-iarbour. BU.

Montague D. W. I.. Meeting

Montague sub-division of the C. W. L. was held on Sept. 5 at the home of Mrs. Frank Maccarron. rhe president, Mrs. Coyle. opened the meeting with a prayer.

The treasurer's report was read ind adopted. It was moved that new linens "be purchased for the :nurch. Several lottery books were handed in and it was decided to iistribute more of them. The teaching of catechism was discuss- Id and it was suggested that the Ru: Director should be assisted with the teaching.

Mrs. Coylp and Mrs. l-lynes were lppointed to attend the flowers lor the month. One of the old- lit members of the sub-division was present. Mrs. F. V. Murphy, and all were delighted to see her with after her lengthy illness. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess assisted by the lunch com- mittee. The next meeting will be held at ',the home of Mrs. Emmett McGillvary.

Canstdian Actor Refuses Success

When Donald Harron. the hand- some young Toronto actor. was only 028. he was starring on Broadway and talking to Holly- lvoodexecutivee about a 7-year contract. The money was roll- ing in at the rate of about

3.000 a month. Suddenly. he dropped everything to go to England to work with the Bria- tol Old Vie Company for the magnificent eons of 828 a week. Why did he do it? He tells his Itory in The Standard this wool: Ind it makes mighty interesting reading. Get The Standard this Vcek-on sale now. complete with Picture Mageaine. l2-page Mel and 20 pages of Comics. 9'1! ten cents!

emy in Charlottetown. spent the past week-end as the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Fitz- gerald.

Mr. Melie de Vlers of Bridgetown was a. recent visitor to George- town.

-Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brenner of Jamaica Plain. Mass. who are holidaying in the Province. were recent guests of Captain C. M. Fitz- gerald and Miss Mary Fitzgerald.

Mrs. John Jerrior returned re- cently from a visit to St. Louis, P. E. I. On her return she was ac- companied by her daughter. Mrs. Brown of St. Louis and her grand- daughter.

Miss Helen Martcll. Grade X1 student at Notre Dame Academy, spent the pest week-end as the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William S. Martell.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter MacLean were recent visitors to Charlotte- town.

-AC.

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. MARGARET STEWART

The people of Kingsboro and ad- jacent communities were saddened recently in the passing of the old- est resident of the area. The death occurred at the Souris Hospital on September 1, of Mrs. Merrill Stew- art, in her 89th year.

Mrs. Stewart. the former Mar- garet Robertson, was born in Red Point. December 7, 1865, the daugh- ter of the late Duncan and Mar- gery Robertson. she was a lifetime resident of this area, and was the wife of the late Merrill Stewart who prcdfceased her by ten years.

she wil be greatly missed in the community. for although she has been in failing health for sonle months she never ompletely lost the use of her cavulties, and her mind was clear to the very last. She was always keenly interested ill the people and activities of the

William I-lodgson and young son. Michael of Moncton. N: 3.. spent

former Ruth Robertson. daughter Les.':r

and Mrs. A. Arsenault were ap-

tended in Notre Dame Academy on

-Island Libraries were recent visi-

of Mr. and the late Mrs.

”” P3" W"k""d 1" Wm” 5”m- Robertson, formerly of Red Point.

guests of Mrs. Olive Giddings.

Mrs. Clifford Kenrlan and her father, Mr. Duff, Pownal. recently spent a few days in Murray River, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ford Keenan.

The Misses Frances MacMillan and Grace Campbell of the P. E.

Mr. Boswell Robertson. Munns Road. who had the misfortune of losing his purse in some unknown way on Sept. 5, which contained many valu.-.ble papers and a sum of money. On the following Monday morning he received a phone call from Mr. Omcr Cheverie of Souris saying that he had found the purse tors to the branch library at Mur- and its contents.

my mven Scores of friends, relatives and Miss Donald; Macxay, Charlotte- former neighbours attended the town. spent the past week-end at funeral services held on Sept. 4. the home of her parents, Mr. and for 20 year old Preston Rose of Mrs. William J. Ma.cKay, High East Baltic. Preliminary rites were Bank held at the home of the late Mr. 1 Rose's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clay- Mlu Beflhti MSCLCNL 5”mm9" ton Rose, followed by the ceremony side. event the past week-end at at the Klngsboro Baptist Church the home' of her parents. Mr. and with the pastor Rev. Donald Mc- Mrs. J. W. MacLean. High Benin Clare officiating. The late Preston Miss Jeanette Giddings has re-

Rose was accidentally drowned

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turncd to Moncton, N. B., after Egef" arm on n on ugus spending a weeks vacation. with

Flower bearers were the her mother M”. on” Giddmu, Messrs. Ira Stewart. Maurice White Sands.

pointed to see that knitting and August

18.

Bruce. Arthur Robertson. Stanley

Coffin, Callum McLean and John The many friends of Mr. Walter Fraser. are pleased to see him home

Robertson. Four cousins and two close friends of the deceased vgerc i -: R0 ert again in Murray River, alter re- Pallbearers the Mess”: cently having an operation in the Rosei Wald” R”e' Alvm Ro5e' l Victoria General Hospital in Hall- fax. Mrs. Fraser accompanied her

Elwood Ching, Sterling Robertson

and Johnnie Young, He leaves to. husband to Halifax, and stayed with her brother-in-law and sister in

mourn beside: his parents. two:

sisters. Mrs. Gordon Robertson and Dartmouth. while Mr. Fraser was in hospital.

Miss Brenda Rose and three bro- thers. Messrs. Weston, Sheldon and Roger Rose. Sincere sympathy is Sincere sympathy is extended to extended to the family-

Mr. Alex Dutney, Murray River.

and other relatives, on the death

of his sister. the late Miss Gladys

Dutney, who passed away in

Nashua. N. H. on September 17.

Mrs. Bl-yer Llewellyn and child- ren, Linda and Barry, Charlotte- town, recently spent a few days in Murray River. guests of the form:-r's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mac!-iinnon.

Mr. and Mrs. Merton E. Fergu-

The death occurred of Mrs. Mer- rill Stewart at the Souris Hospital. The late Mrs. Stewart had been ill for the past several months and was taken to the Souris Hospital a short time ago. where the past peacefully away in her 89th year. She was a kind neighbour and friend to many. She was a great community worker. always ready to help out in church work; she was also a staunch Institute mem- ber snd seldom missed a meet-

son have taken up residence in

. h ill h their new home in Murray Rlv- mg During H M” 3 e was

ionalist. and her ready wit made her a Lavorite with young and old. She will be most deeply missed by Robert Yates. to whom she has been virtually a mother, and with whom she has made her home in recent years. - Not only was she the oldest resident of the community but was also the member of the longest standing in the mat Point Baptist Church, in which she was an ard- ant worker. she will long memberad for her part in the prep- aration of the historical sketch of the East Point Baptist , which was produced at the tin-leof its Centennial Celebrations some years ago. she also had the dis- ii.'L”li3'3..?.' "Dbl "" """'i”? ”' - nts onar soce thgn church. y y of e of her greatest communn Intel-ests was the Women's -Instit)-' ute of which she was a life member, she always looked forward with gent interest to the monthly meet- g.

The many floral tributes cards and letters was held.

The funeral services were eon- duoted from her late residence by Rev. Donald Mcclare. assisted by Rev. B. E. Bell, a former pastor and longtime friend of the deceas- 9d- The hymns, by her own request. WON. "'11'iere is a Gate tint stands Mn". and "My Heavenly Home is Brieht and Fair." Interment was in the Kinuboro cemetery.

The pail bearers were Messrs. Clinton Stewart. Iver Stewart. Pet- er Stewart. Lorne MacNeil, Free- man Moesey and Roster Young.

and

ms-roalo FIGUIE Pierre Le Moyne lbervllle. French naval commander born in

Montreal in 1001. was the first . Louisiana. .w

make her last days comfortable prior to removal to Souris Hos- pital. Her funeral was held from her late home on Sept. 3, and many paid their last respects to a friend and neighbour. The fun- eral service was conducted by her pastor, Rev. D. Mcclsre. assist-

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