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III Bernice Dolrca went to Bummeraide by oar on Saturday.

Mir. Bank Gallant and aon Freddy are now working in O'- Mary.

m». Maurice Arsenauit who has been quite ill with flu, is now well and out again.

Mrs. Alf Peters who spent the peat winter in Boston returned to her home in Bloomﬁeld recently.

1h. and Mrs. Edmund Peters and son Wayne were visiting rela- tives in Howlan on Sunday.

A great many people in the district have had very bad attacks of atmnach ﬂu recently.

On Friday evening tire destroyed a barn owned by Flrmln Blanch- ard. oi Duvar. which is quite a loss to the owner.

m. and Mrs. Joe T. Gallant. Upper Howian, were Sunday guests oi Mr. and Mrs. Bennet Peters oi Bloomfield.

Mrs. Fulton 000k hen just re- turned to her home in Cape Wolf with her new datghter. irom the Prince County Hospital.

A very large crowd of people

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Jutking by the great amount o!

both strawberry and blueb t, blossoms the season of i048 should yield s. real good chop o! those delicacies. But then the weather man may step in with frost.

Mr. Hector Richard and Philip

were in attendance at the shower put on ior Aldlona Peters and Rel’ Noonan who will soon be partici- pants in a very solemn event.

Work is sure progressing on the new store of C. J. Gallant, under the skillful hands oi Felix Arsen- ault, carpenter, and his helpers. How

Mr. and Mrs. Francis MlacQuar- rie and little son Willard. oi Wil- mot. were guests on Sunday oi Mrs. MacQuarrie’s parents, Mr and Mrs. B. Carruthers.

Mira. Neil Macisasc oi Borden. with two oi her sons. is spending some time at the home of her par- ents in Woodstock, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Arsenault.

A special meeting of the St. Thomas Aquinas Society was held on Sunday aiternoon at the home oi Mrs. Jos. B. Arsenault with an attendance o! eight members.

Mrs. Cyrus Gallant with her daughter Miss Bernice and son Elmer, also ‘her nvDhW. Willie Gallant, all oi Piusvllle. called on Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gallant on Tuesday evening.

A large crowd oi b90916 1011f“- eyed to 0’Leary on Saturday 8V8“- lng, with stores clerks reporting the busiest evening so iar this sumtn-er. Some stores were open till alter ll pIm.

mMr. and lvirs. Alrphonse Ber- nard oi summer-side were in How-Ian on a business trltp on Sat- urday.

Mr. George Adams and Henry J. Gallant are employed ln O'- Leary at. carpenter-work, getting s. house ready ior the occupancy oi Mr. and Mrs. Philip Tomson and their son Master Blair. who have spent the past couple of years in River Herbert, N.S. Mr. Tomspn is a barber.

Mfrs. G-aspie Arsenault has as her guest her daughter (Agnes) Mrs. Joe T. Gallant, who lust re- turned from Halifax where she spent the winter with her son, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gallant.

Tomson motored by truck to River Herbert, NJ, over the week-end ior Tcrnsonb iurniture, as they are t) take up residence in 0'I.leary.

Mr. Bert Doiron and his sister lilmlly (Mrs. Henry Nolan) motored from Massachusetts to visit their aged iather Mr. Joe Doiromoi Bloomfield Corner, last week.

Mrs. Oscar Gallant and Mrs. Joe T. Gallant came from Halifax by train on Saturday evening. Mrs.

the summer at her home in Plus- ville.

Most people in Howlan and vic- inity are all done potato planting with only an occasional few ieit to do. with some women gardening is the problem now. others are winding up house cleaning and yct some are cleaning their yards. Seeding oi grain too is pretty well under way.

On Sunday. May 30th. Feast oi Corpus Christi. High Mass was celebrated at St. Anthony's at. 10 a.m. by the pastor. Rev. Fr. M. J. Rooney. Alter Mass a. procession o! the Most Blessed Sacrament wenti-ed its way from the church out around the grounds to the Parochial House where a. reposit- ory had been erected on the piaz- ra. There the Benediction oi Most Blessed sacrament was given by the pastor, after which the entire congregation- returned to the church for the closing exercises. The beautiful ilowers adorning the repository were donated for the occasion by Miss Bernice Doiron. Duvar, and Bert Dob-on of U. S. A.

On Tuesday evening. June 1st, a miscellaneous shower was put on at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Ten- nis Peters in Howian in honor oi their youngest daughter, Miss Aldona and her ﬁance, Mr. Rev Noonan oi OLeary. on their ap- proaching marriage which will take place on Wednesday. June 9th. When all the guests were as- sembled Gilbert Gaudet as organ- ist: played "Here Comes the Bride" whilst the bride and groom were escorted to their seats o! honor by Miss Edna Peters, Duvar. and the bride-to-beis brother. Frank Peters. Then little Miss

On Sunday, May 23rd, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Carruthers. accomp- anieti by Mr. and Mrs. Hillis Cook and little daughter. oi Cape Wolf, motored to Charlottetown to visit lvirs. Cook's mother who is a patient in the Provincial Sanitor- liifll.

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Joan and John Arsenault. neice and nephew of the brlde-to-be, acting as bride and groom carried in the well-laden baskets oi beau- tiiui gifts which were opened by Mrs. ﬂed Arsenauli: and Miss Eli- ua. Peters. Verses and well wishes were read by Mrs. Alban T. Arsen- ault. sister oi’ the bride-to-be. and Mrs. Edmund Peters presented them to the bride while Mrs. Arn- old MacDonald arranged them on the table. The large amount of beautliul giits goes to testliy to

groom are held. After the gifts were arranged. instrumental music was rendered by Albert Noonan on the violin and my on the organ. which was very much enjoyed by all. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by her daughter Mrs. Albnn T. Arsenaullt. Mrs. Edmund Peters, Mrs. Arnold MacDonald and Mrs. George Mac- Donald. Among the guests present was the bride's grandmother who

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feizting‘ the production of milk. such as the development of the cow's udder, the secretion of Iallh, that ejection of ltllh. the her- rnone and stimuli. mastitis central. udder health and sanitation. Ila has the faculty Iofdiscuiing his ; hJect in the average MINI language and leaves nothing lo the Imagination. a message for all dairymen. whether machine or hand Illlheta. This is an opportunity you have been walling fer.

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is so years old and still enicvys very Iood health for her years. At a late hour everyone departed tor their homes wishlne the bride and Boom many years o! happy wed- ded life and proqerity.

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-’l‘he feast ct 00mins Christie was caiebnind in Tignlsil on lun- tiy Mhyeﬂih when immediately fdlowlng the regular Sunday High

headed by a cross-bearer and two swims hllovsd by the Junior n o! Merv. dressed in white while veils and that the Junior also carrying m." 3d! Nlme M Jesus Banner, they were roiiorwed by the younger children. 9M“ the alter boys in wthiin" atlpiices and the choir also wearing lilﬂlilltl, than 15mg {our little ﬂower Ilrla in white with ﬂﬂiflﬂ ‘INCQ Velll, eatery-yin; baﬂets of rose petals which they dropped on the pathway as they walked along for immediately following than came the priest, carrying the Most Blessed Sacra- ment, walking under a canopy which was borne by tour men, then came the women of the con- gregetion, lollovwed by the men. ‘Rte procession of choir, flower 8111i and whet! with the Blessed Samment proceeded down the centre aisle oi the church and met at the door by the children who had already taken tiheir ranlts under the guidance o! their teach- ers the Rev. Sisters oi the Convent and Dalton Bohool, iihe congre- gation then slowly and silently iollcwed down tibe aisle and the Procession moved down the pave- ment to the street, then along the street. to the avenue leading to Our lady ct the Angela Convent along the slvenue to the Soldiers Memorial (wihlnit is e statue of Our Lady of title Angels set into a atone niche and is placed on the

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procession halted and at an altar erected tor thc occassioit at the slu-ine and beautiful with cut flowers and ferns, tihe Rev. J. A, MacDonald celebrated Benediction oi the Most Eessed Sacrament and the "Divine Praises‘ were recited in unison in the lmgiish language alter which the procession con. tinued on its way as far as the Parochial House turned and con- tinued nlomg the church grounds until tthqy bell-in entered the church, where once more Bene- dlutlon" of the Most Blessed Sacra- ment was celebrated and the "Devine Praises" recited by the ‘priest and congregation in the French language. Hymns appro- printe to the Christie were beautifully rendered by the choir as the procession sloiwly wended its way in this beautiful demonstration of Catholic Phiiih and Piety.—Tig.

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