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'residence of his nephew, Mr. John P.

BNAIBY. Grafton Street.. Clinl‘lot‘e-thlnlloll, Chas. McKenna, Jerome Mc-

f _ A needed. the caller. customer or `“"‘~~"- t al J. 8 's

ON HAND _

T AND Fon SALE

20. choice Island raised horses:

2 matched pairs.

Plugs from $100.00 up. High class mares froln $150.00 to

$200.00.

A couple of good drivers. All sound, young and guaranteed

worth the money. proper security.

Suitable terms for

SEED TIME IS AT HAND

We have the best quality grass seeds

obtainable. Also a large quantity of seed oats, seed wheat and lial'le_\' lisland and Ilnported). Giant. Red Mallfsle Seed, etc.

ALWAYS ON HAND

Cedar and Island Silingies, Blick,

Lillie, Cenlent, etc.

GET ouR PRlcEs vou'l_|_ no THE

REST AuToluATlc/utr. _ _

C. E. Pratt Son

‘ ST. PETERS

Mn _ = wcung men and the rish-lg gen-

'Ifl MeInSfiaIn E.--ztloll. as the deceased. If any ol

MRS. ELLEN VICKERSUN'

Word has been received lr- ll.:

Mack Vickcrson of the and lllzll ull- ex cted death of his ln»~1`;~.c;-_ .\i:.l.

ins youths possessed ambition and

-_-:orc destined to occupy a place of lwolllinellce in the world, Mr, Brad- ley took the lead in publicly acknow- ledging and congratulating them on their decisions. Many of the former

Ellen \'icl<el‘snll, \\'ldo~.l~ oi t.;~: UIC ms. _

Wim-“-111 \’lckm~soll. ill NN ‘ <‘ J""“`- in various parts of the United States! S“~°k~ 0” M*“‘°“ 31* ‘Hi »` 53"* 5”" or Cuuflds 0Cvul>y places °f h°"°r|sune by Mrs. Harold Laird. The

of 'hrr age. Q.ll'.=. V;.'l..~;. rl. ‘.\;'.l1 hcl'

hllsbillld, lvl; Nol'!il Yillvl' Sixteen years of their youth in their home!

- .-1 lvuts of Kelly's Cross parish, who {

or clllolumellt, can look back to the

l`f‘H1`S il-'f" .~° UW* ‘~"`11` h°’“° ml parisll, ‘when illey received words of

Varlcouver, B. C. u_l.\l'r- Mr, Vicker-

inspiraiion and encouragement from

son p.i:»:.ed av.:l_l' .~';l.ll‘xl_v after their* thcir old friend M,-_ John B,-Huey, arrival there. silo :hen came east to` and Wm breathe a prayer fm- his

llil her daughters,

Irs. R. L. Rich-

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make her l-_on Mrs Stephrll

eternal repose. Mr. Bradley was oft- en requested to allow himself to bc

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THE crfAnLo'r'rc'roWN compras . _ _ __

Western Guardian

-ROBIN HOOD FLOUB is guar- nteed to please you better-

. -ROSS-MILLER meat Iox biscuit,

l Klbblo puppy meal. order now at , Braoe‘a. 3066-4-8-ll

T -wasrnn aoa_u'r.-ur. o. J I dallas: u alnralm Aunt la now- ' hm. and will ba pleased to receive ,new and renewal auhacrlptioni. tt.

i -rms nonallmar. rm- foxes ln stock at Braces. 3066-4-3-11

-FOB. SALE-House and lot near

High School, Kensington: Apply by »T¢l€Phone. James L. Saunders, Ir- , ishtown. 2092-4-0-6-8

, -AUCTION `sALE-western hors- i es from 5 to 10 years, broken to har- nem. Will be sold `at A. E. Gardin- er's, lower Frcstown. Friday. April 12. Terms made known at sale.

ll-Iugh Morrison, auctioneer.

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-KENSINGTON UNITED CHURCH -The Ladies Aid Society held a. very ‘succesful supper and sale in base-

iment of Church, saturday, evening, 1 March 23rd. At the morning service on Sunday 24th the certificates and prizes, thirteen in all, were presented to those who answered all the ques- tions in the Temperance Contest which was conducted by the W. C. T. U. in the columns of the North- ern Messenger. The debate in the Young People‘s Society-City Life vs. Country Life, was decided in favor of the former as having greater ad- vantages. At the Easter morning ser- vice the Sacrament of the Lol'd`s Supper was dispensed to the largest number of communicants since the union of the church. Sli; new candi- dates being received, A solo was

evening service was conducted by the Y. P. S. Scripture read by Mr. Roscoe Walker, the second young man since six months, to be received by this session, as rt suitable candl- date for the Christian ministry. The pageant “All Hail" was carried tllrou h in a ver creditable mall

U45- 5S>`d“"-'V N* 5- 511° 1i\"?d “WH nolninntcd for political honors, but! mn gchumh hem; mum to the las;

them up lzil about two months ago.

his illnllte modesty held him ln pri-

lrhen she ich, for Moose Jnlv, Suslz., mic ];_‘C_ A “Mural poetic 11-,gpg-3-

accompanied by her son Francis, to visit another son and :laughter tilcrc. Mrs. Vlclzerson was \'el'§,' highly re- spected and much beloved in hcl' home community, rvllcre sllc lilcd for so many years with her ilusbnlld and family. She had u very large cir- cle of friends and l'clfuivf‘s who \\'1ll be sorry to hear of hcr sudden pass- ing away. She lvas a llie long lllelll- ber of the Methodist Cllurcll. llnl'-ills 'united with the churcll in her czull girlhood days. She nl\\'a_vs put llcl' trust in higher power, pulling God

tion, [requcllily found utterance in vollllnes of graceful poems, the equal in svlllpatlly and diction of Thom- as l\loore's. or Oliver Goldsmitifs. lvllile, if the occasion called for lt,

.he produced several rivalling, some

cxctlllng ill mirth provoking langu- ll;;,e, the best of 'Bobbie Burns. Quite :lp-_ll-t, from those liner intellectual creations of his versatile brain, were

-tile Speeches written, and delivered

nt public cll‘.cl'ininlnellts, generally

`llllder the nanle of Stump Speeches,

given lnosily in the negro dialect ns

,'_) "Brat in all things. She lg-ales to llloulrll Cup. he ¢,,um_

eight children, four sons :lllcl i`oll.“` If the M-p,p,g5_ both prose and

dH~U8h59Y5~ The S005 MC M12 MV-11`poelll_ were collated in book form,

1! 'W/ickerson. Cornlvztllz Willif-_ Moo-:e

Jaw; Francis and Haslnln of l`.lbul'n, B. C. The daughters are Mrs, Step- 'hen and Mrs. R. L_ Richards. of Syd- ney, N. S.; Mrs. William Flanigull. Mattapan. Mass: and Mrs_ Henrv Vickerson, Moose Jaw, Sask., at wllcse home she passed away, and one sis- ter, Mrs. Richartl Yollnkcr, Cull- cord, N. H., also fifteen grand cllil-

they lvollld forln a collection easily colnparllblc with those ol’ some of the poets prolnillcllt in the poetic and clzlssical arena, We trust that. if-they he still extant, some one shall see his uay cl:-nr to collect and publish ill bool: form the best oi’ them at least.

The deceased never married, and

is sll:".'i\'cd by an only brother, Fran- cis Bradley, Kelly's Cross and several

dmc and eight great grandchildren. mm- ,slam-vs_ among them bemg Her remains were act-olllpnllicd to f;,_r\~_ (N0,-g¢ 1:-_ B1~ad|ey_ 5_ Jn and

Vancouver. B, C., by her son. Frllll-

Re-.'_ Allstill Bradley. S. J., Regina..

cis, where they were placed beside S,,_,k__ m,Dhe“.s and SI.. SL Francis OI her hu-sbelld who llrvdvvcc-'r<1 hu' slallrrr, M<>lrl.l-ml, and sr. st. Mary

sixteen years ago.-<P. E. I. and Syll- ney papers please copyl

Au_.till_ Cllal~lottetown, nieces.

His funeral took place to Kelly's

Cmrs Church. Monday morning,

MR- JOHN P- BRADLEY linrch 1'.’»lh where Requiem High

There passed peacefully to his

"eternal reward on Marrll 23rd at tile

town, a. pominent -we ran trllihflll- ly say'-the leading light. the nm.=‘.

outstanding, member of St. Jmepllsl Amy his soul rest in p¢;we_

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PB1'iSh, Keliy‘s Cross. in the persozl 0! Mr. John Bradley. The late la-

ilfaes ~.\-as celebrated by Rev. Mons. Mallrire McDonald, assisted by Revs. l P. L. Mmilalloll and Rev. Dr. Curran. ' The pail-bearers were: Arthur Mc-

(lllisnll, Ecilvnrd Cnl'raghel', John Il. `N:llllc,= and M. A. Smith.

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mented deceased was bam st Kelly-si _ , Cross ln the year 1851, and received' RL RN-_ Momlgnm- Mmrice Mc. his curly education at ills 1101110 l;.>n.».ld, Charlottetown; Rev. George school, and being endowed with nip Bmdlg-y_ S_ ,y__ Regina; R,¢v_ Aus- brilliant intellect. at an early nge ` tm Bradley, 5_ ,y__ Regina; Rem p,_-an. obtained a. teachers licellse. After alms McDonald, Summgyneld; Rev,

' few S821'-S in the P\‘0fl’-<Sl0ll. and Biowcn Kiggins, Georgetown; Dr. and

le! term at Bt. Dll_nst~Bll's Collcl;c'.lMrs. MacGuigan, Charlottetown;

he wtablished a mercantile bllsincs=lF_l'alleis Bradley, Ke1ly'a Cross; Mr. it K°11y'» Crm- This he caulvd Ou ` and Mrs. .mlm P. Bradley, charlot-

and the old residents of this local- l A, Bradley, Kcliys Cross; Br. St. ity- md many of the rvlmger oncsirrallcis nf slenna, c. N. D. Montreal as well, can recall many pleasant as- ‘ 5|-_ Sth M_ Amtlm 5;_ J°;¢ph'5 Cm. lcletierw when they met their llellzh- ?\-mt. clmrlottslown; Mus sans mn-

Bradley‘s Store. Tile proprietor,

ont. a genial gentleman. a brilliant

Roy Johllston. Bedeque; Many E.

...Nh Bradley. who was a arent stud- ormllcy. chsrlouctown; Janis' Brau-

lc_v_ Clmrlottetown; George and Aus-

evnvefwlvnali-vt. an eloqu¢'nt`l>la\-,lm nrsdlcy. Charlottetown; Annu

_ th poama and prose. was at all

~‘ the [Quill host in his store and au outamln; the material things

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"fvfm sneaker- and <1! he excelled in lsllfl not.-rt smiley, cllsrlottslown., _, ytfhlnm. a voluminous writer vflcmrlottewvm Knights of columbus.

Council. 828 Miss Mary A. Kelly. Kel- ly‘s Crum (3), Mr. P. Bradley, Char- lottetown; Mr. and Ml°s.‘.lamla E. Bradley, Charlottetown: Mr. and

_ .would reoo1ve.inclden ly. Mrs. Francis an ey. r. any | ‘_ ~ 1”” °°mm\u\1\y news. emu. Mr. ma Mrs. .mlm w. Brad- du* » _l _ ,thy l_\1t6tandln¢ political. his- icy Kelly's'0rou: Mr. and Mrs. JJ. b°¢&'|rg)|»_°;,,°,| _» ,Z omni world lmlu- bradley. cllarloumwn; ur. Ju. P. pm ‘htm

Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Crokcn, Car- lletolli Mrs. Mary Kelly and Mary iCharlottetovm: Mr. and Mrs. James H. Monaghan and family. Charlotte- town; Mrs. Elizabeth Gallant, Chal- .lottetoli/n: Mr. and Mrs_w.H.Klgglu:, 1 Charlottetown; Mr. and Ml's.'Leo B. lDoyle, Charlottetown; Mr. W. J. Brawders, Charlottetown; Mrs, P. J. Bcrrigan and family, Dunedin; Mr. = and Mrs. L. A. Hynes, Charlottetown, lMrs. Annie MacGuigan, Charlotte- town; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murray, Charlottetown; Mr, and Mrs. J. L. Doyle, Charlottetown; Mrs. Margaret _Smith and Alice Charlottetown; Mr. and Mrs. Leo McGuigan, Charlotte- town: Mr. and Mrs. A. Haughey. Charlottetown: Mrs. Ann Lappin and

lfamily, Charlottetown; Mr. Charles lMcKcnna, Kelly's Cross; Mr. and iMrs. John W. McKenna, Kelly's Icross; Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Smith, |Maplewood; Mr. and Mrs, John Mc- Guigan. Charlottetown; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H, Mclnnis. Char- lottetown; Mr. and Mrs. `How- inrll Mol.-lreaux. cnsrlottemwh; Miss Catherine Smith. Charlottetown; Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Martin, Charlot-

itetown; Mrs. Patrick Clarkln, Char- ilotietowni Mr. and Mrs. Leo Brad- ley. Charlottetown; Mr. James Gor- | man, Kelly‘s Cross; Mr. Francis Kel- ily, Charlottetown <2): Miss Katie lMooney, and sisters, Charlottetown; A Friend. Spiritual offerings; Br. Francis ' ol Slenner. C. N, D. Montreal: Sister Saint Mary Austin, the Sisters and Pup- ils of Bt. Josephs Convent, Chariot- tetoml: Miss Regina Haughey, Char- lottetown: Mrs. Emma Comlally and family, Charlottetown:'Mr. Michael Smith, Charlottetown; Mr. and Mrs. John P. Bradley, Charlottetown; Mary E. Bradley, Charlottetown; Annie Bradley, Charlottetown; Geo. Bradley. Charlottetown; Austin Bradley. Charlottetown: Janie Brad- ley. Charlottetown: Robert Bradley. Charlottetown.

A Tlckllng In I-lor Throat For Years

Mn. ,Pour Johnson Port no.. mlm:-"1 las' ls. "him for yum with a tickling innmmmg

|svery time I would Lia down. rl al

night I would cough ao I noun noi

‘ sleep, and could hardly do my work.

I would cough until I would vomit. ,,

"I heard of

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llanvay ` rma

_ sruuey. cllulomawn; xr. his ode. at \'li°drugi|u he at any was was m-sofas u¢n.mals.ohinouiwvra; mtwm my - l lf. _-""-”"'“'_‘““*°f‘l W- wi _Ku w» ummm. olrwvn. _» _' ' .-

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pew. The pastor and people oi this congregation have reason to gnc,

for any lneasure of success that has attended the efforts of his people.

-GRAND RIVER DRAMATIC i

CLUB AT MISCOUCHE-The Grand l River Dramatic Club scored allotlleri success on Easier Monday lvllen they

pr . . Mlscouche Hall., There was a large audience, despite the disagreeable cvening..Thcl'e was rolllnllce, cliivnl- ry and comedy, enough to keep a:-

character too lc 1. in what might be called a`llat'.ll'el

said that cvel‘§ time “Bet Fletcher" and “Wash Willie" came on that

bring the house do\‘.n. For the nlst time Mr. Roy Grallt was heal-d in such a lliunllzr as io cllusr nil pr-_T-'

Eastern Guardian

Murdock is Guardian Agent in Mon-

..*O0NGRATULATl0NS are CX-

tcrlded to Mr. James G, l\-lllcDollald Creek St. Andrews. who is lralllking

ships in Cllarlottctolvll. This grulllli gentleman is the nge of 80.

..*8EASON ADVANCING -- The

vanguard of the lobster factory hands arrived at Naufrage to prepare for the i929 season. There are three large factories' at Naufrage, which, from now on, will be a. brisk place.

..*LAND PURCHASE-A. J. Mc-

Cormick, tearher at Monticello, pur- chased the John Grensell. inrm, at Big Bush. Lot 44, and had it sur- veyed last week showing it to contain | '12 acres of good dry land. l

..°clmNlv_Al. slworcn _ The

childrens carnival was held in the Georgetown rink on Tuesday and

children plesentcd a prctiv sight

ceedingly original costumes. There was a large number of onlookers WHO enjoyed the fun as much as the children. Mr. J. A. B. McConnell. Micees Bell Bruce and Myrtle Dina- .well judged t-he costumes. The girls prize was won by Miss Edna Layers. her costume representing a bride. Master Merrick Easton won the boy's prize. his costume being that of an artillery man.-A

..*MlM0l!.lAL LIFE-SIZED STA-

TUE 0F THE `Ll'l"l'Ll FLOWER - The daughters of the late Clement McDonald. Clear Springs, Mary, Kat- lo and Georgina. have recently don- ated a_ life-sized status of the Little Flower to St. Margarelfs Church. in memory of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clement McDonald, natives of the parish. The beautiful statue. probably the finest and most costly ever mated in tha diocese, was sel- lcteti by `fl!l”'parish' priest. Rev. Pa- tner McPherson. and just recently erected blalda the large statue of the Heart of Jesus, and is

not only a thing ot beauty. but vm'

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ha, lclsrx. which occurred or ul. Prim from one ha.-t to another. Andiof course

" ' i a relief _ from monotony. _

the ' - . on the ive in their "med “nd “XXI garet Murphy back home alter spend-‘

i ~~w=-=- =»lF»»T-`==»=»-- - Make This a TWG HAT Spring

Seldom were the people o! George-

town mors shocked than when th ~ l 1 ...md of ,h death 0, M, Jw, ,Y urely it’s economical-this switching -

mdwagd Island Hospital. All that changing 9 _

.medical aid and kind nursing could

_lo was done, but ood willed other- ’ *

ise. He lived for ninetevn years in .-.llglmld and enlisted ln tho war ill. 1914. l-le and his wife and family; came from England nine years ago und made their home in Georgetown where he was loved and respected by hls many friends, who shall long cllcrisil his memory. He carried an

.lllnospheru of good cheer and aun- silille upon all with whom he camo ul contact. His loved ones will often figh for the vanished hand and long lol- the voice that is still, but ali so no avail. He leaves to mourn hls ilcnrt-broken widow. three daughtersl and one son, also one sister, Mrs( Buffett in Souris and two brothers,~ George and Wallace in U. B. A., alsol one sister in Newfoundland, besides three halt brothers, Jim. Roland and Jack in U. S. A. and one hall sisterp Mrs. Cowan, Lower Montague, Hia lrlnzlills were forwarded to George-5 io\\ll. :lcctlnpulllcd by his wife and

!srll William lllld were taken to the,

ilollle of Mrs. Melville Ross. His. lllllelnl took place on Wednesday.;

thanks to the Father of all mercies Arm 3rd and was largely at,g¢nd9¢|_:

Rev. Mr. Fulton of Zion Church, Cllnl'iotleio\\'ll oillciated. The hymns lvcre. "Asleep in Jesus" and “Rock of Ages". The lllnny beautiful tri- butes and letters oi’ sympathy sho.v the high esteelll in which he was held The pnll b¢a.l'cl's were: Arthur Jell-

eseuted their play “Df1'~\'u EW" if |luns. lvllllllm rollchcrc, ole.-. .len-

l;insL Daniel Martell. J. H. Skinner and Jlllllfrs Condon. Sincere' sympatily is cxtclldcd.-,_A

.."Mi.<s Bessie Lnvcrs. Charlotte-

home ill Gzorgetolvn. A. '

cd nil winter.

'Misses Marlon and Grace Doug

Cllal*lolieto\\'n.-

tague and will be pleased to receive 1- Mr J Im McAskm_

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new and renewal subscriptions, ._*Mlss Helen MacDonald teacher' gpm; U\°°W°°k en.; it Moren t;:l;;e 4 Mr. and Mrs. Guy

" ' Montague, are vhliing in the city.f

for the week end, the guests of Mr. ‘

Georgetown the guest of her parents ' and Mrs. Samuel Nelson.

Mullay Harbour vlllo has been spending ller Easter holidays in

Mr. and Mrs. Allister MacDonald,

Mooney and Waldron Lavers, stud-

dllys at their homes in Georgetown left Tuesday for Charlottetown.-A;

MORELL NOTES

Miss Agnes Coffin. student, P, W.

C., spent. the Easter holidays at her

honle in Morell. |

Mr. Otis McKnssey spent Sunday

in Morell, the guest oi' his slat/er. Mrs. w`. oeldart . `

We are pleased to see Mrs. Mar-

ing the winter in Charlottetown. _

Mr. Peter Walsh has ltarted a

repair shop in Morell. His friends wish him success.

Mr. and Mn. 'r. a, Cullen. Mm- gell, were visitors to Morell on Tuol- day.

MN Ann Murphy WI] Q NQQDG

vislwr to the city.

Mrs. Daniel Mcradyon has the

sympathy of the community on the death of her claim' Margaret, who departed this life March 22nd Mid 'whose funeral wok place to Midaeli cemetery where services were con-

`ducted by Rav. Mr. Murchison.

Mr. Ben Kects was a recent. visitor

to the- city. , _

I 'rm uorell Dramatic club mt- enled their three act in Mor- all mil _on hater mnaay night. namely "Arrival or xitty“. A tuu noun realised.

tention alertk §`)oru`allll;tE;ll';s;lc;:; |-;:;g50NAL§ _ $4. $5' Q

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‘°°S° _,CE`“‘j“"" 1‘“__L" ‘fi _“D°f,,“"“‘» _~*1’»“* ‘"0 “°°“ ‘md R” “ff _ OME IN NOW and see the splendid _range oi’ new hats for

old, \\-lo a.ied as clllcclo.. ls to J- hcnu, m G,.m.g,.t0wn A _, , ‘ Q

I ‘ ' ' man. Getlyour Blaster hat;-and lf you are ‘ iorehanded"

congratulated on his selection. With- ____ , '_ _ _out vvisllillg to lnclllicn nllyollc, __.Mi__.s Camerme Mcxilmon it 3- g0Od plan tO get LWO. L0 $7.50. Iiats Of highest Pep-

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utation sold here cheaper than lu Montreal ol ioronto.

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t “ish tha' till-v lllav sooni 'I tem, Prince Street School Aaam regrettohear ol the serious sc. Livc Stork Branch

sent o ' . .. _ _ 1u__.__ _ . 14-_>._ _ hear from him again. Mizcollcht-_ ls; C;,,,,.1,,1_,C,O,,.n_ who have been spend. cident which he met with at Morell mornillg for Toronto

` ` tario oi ts. M _ Cla

“UW 3"°‘°f“‘ ‘D G1`““f‘ R""°" “fl me their Easter holidays at their *U11 °f\M°1\d\y1asz. ll rl r y

E --- zi number of Ontario

SUCH 5 d91i31"tf“i °"°“i“3~“-‘ homo in Georgetown, left Tuesday for '

A ‘ Mr- C°m°"“5 M°Im"|5~ ML Stew' boats for Island breeders. While ill-

art paid a. visit to Morell on Mon

.xllllcssrs Edison Macdonald and da' . Ftelpll Douglas, students Prince oi y'- ` Grading 1‘¢KU1&U0llS~

Wales College Charlottetown, are _

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' MIP” m“"'°“ W" ' 9”” Mr. H. E. lllurplly pam .t vtut to

.JEASTERN AGENTS--l\lr_ JW spcllclillg their Easter holidays at

their homes in Georgetown.”-A at the Howl cm Monday mst' | Mt. Stewart on Sunday last_~M ,

the gueatof Marie Murphy, R. N.

Mr. Johnnie Hughes of Morell East.

paid A long looked for visit to Mor- ell Village on Monday last

Mr JIHIQ B Jly spent a few

day! in Dharlothtown.

Mr. Bonbt Conn of tile Canadian

Bank of Commerce, Morell, spent ths E*-"Q1 l’\°“d\i’a at his home in Ba aio Harbor. l

Mr. Lloyd Cox, Morell, wss in tn

city on Tuesday.

MH- Joseph Binnott raid a visit to-

tha city on Tuesday last.

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'rm womans Trauma of Morslli _vlllm pun:-lm an "mm Luy" tsl Mu. rem Murphy. who la. mai an invalid for the past-sixteen years.

Bianowa Road School paid a visit lo Morell Village the guest of Peggy McOulN.

_‘rin many friends of Mun Kaus Pholin, Mbroll Rear, ari sorry ee learn el har anions attack of moth- aeheaildhfmi ioiadhar about again real boon.

Hr. Johnnie 6'Nel1l M Morell Rear. Mid a Ilyiag visit to lt. Pet. an lay oi lata. -M

ur. is. vt. may at un Dominion

' ‘lvrvu-»'\~la»a.-is

_ mum l `slulnsl‘liios 'f

_ _kltltllllhlqnvolbl-cuaas.,

iliéésaary iaciemmtai. aa than are _mv ao amwaaa at In Ixus

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Thllllllllfxlllllqllohfli-IIA#

mu mmm mm. teacher all

Toronto he will study the new hog

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H. Nelson of I

lftll \‘V€dl\¢SdHY f0l’ Mllffly HEY' _ Mr. Joseph Conaway of Sourls has

ment. He is doing as well as can be

have been .spending their Easter holi ' ' "mmndem of Fammwood Hospmu

wllere all lverelso E006. ii mmh he teacher, spent the week end at her _

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stage they were greeted with hearty __-My John Alex McDo“a1d_ “DW apimusc' E"53d'*`5 the may me rcsidillg; on a farm at Naufrage. had

Miswuche band- mac" me “bl” wad' the l:oull'.ial~ies of his newly acquired' c

ersllip ‘oi Mr. A. J. Poirier, contlib- farm on Lot “_ conveyed to mm by

uted much to the.cnjoylncnt of thc lm father’ °,,m,.,,9d by Surveyor Mc_ . .

evening. Tllere were rousing cllor-'Donald' on Saturday MSL ` & , uses in which Aliso. Mixlllle l\lcLellally _,___ umxed ' md Gym Gaiman 'ook mc 501° DJNS ..*Allgus D. Mc-Cormlck, Naufrage,

Wim hcautmu cncu' Om' Dm friend' | rclurned lust week from Nova Scotia A ` -

Mr. J, B, Dcsl`toclles. never falls to~,|umber woods' where he was employ _ _A _

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Cll:ll~lottietolvn_ has been acting dur- ing ills absence.

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Rogers will regret to learn that .silo was taken suddenly ill Saturday ni- .ernoon with appendecitls necessitat- ing an immediate operation. Sho is now resting as well as can bc ex- pected. _

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