' T victory Ioaday is Is two-ail 3"" d m' "M m" Swiss world championships.
- mg”; Mi-.CloArseaatnte!Casciim-tns-estate I The Gllluuul PR3” 1! BURDEN 1l3!cel1e?1ll:ell:ll1'.fl1l:.:deXY"DIlIEE.0f meet- LOCK! ROAD pec wssna Visitor on J .v 14. T111911!!! H31'"l- 1409'" B9"-lh 0" w. world 1;-elenbend outraged 15 mi," Thursday. January 21. 19:15 ..Rev. Ae.d 18. Shl;ll'I0l.Ld0TMAll1CAl':fI'l. Illiti to lie Ilh the home Go; sign. "a. or-Bhgrrio Hung” 1313.. ggreirdvgiigz :;hl.lleD::me 2 Maocnliln Mrs. Jos- Jlqlfhulrye unis). mad. 0! M". Aw" s:nsMomz swmwud (AP) many mmmth '1 ed. mm mm accompani y r. an rs. an I e. unc was serv y e . Roch ' ' ' ' ' '- - tfl l . twi t' '1 . KENSDNGTON McAleer former residents of Bor- hostess. assisted by Mrs. Alfred January 10. ' Mr. Clifford Aisenault of Howlaa Menu” Wm PE ”"y l” he” mu -Fritz Felerabond. cw” " ll” 9 Cy 5 "15 ma;
long bobsled rim to capture world title for the third time. The lanky Feierabend, who also
old Swiss bo m. Mr. Charlie Rogers of Glenllffy.
Chappell and Mrs. George Burch. ML p,.u,mm nu-,1, of the Lock, W3, . vmm. on Man", 19, .g she had to enter the Alberton lins-
. All hope In -14- was In 0iLesry on January 19. the home of Mrs. Margaret Arsen- lstglhgg gxwiag won ma in
den were guests at the home of Mr.
'0" January 19 a lane number and Mrs. Everett Mclienna, Borden,
,,g people from Baltic and sur-
.unding districts assembled at 1881 Week X Mr. Frank Cullicutt of Reserve ault, Forest View. cod h -ml. Lot 7 in 0,15", on J" 17- M1” the fomaman worm crown, llle.."”'i';lE13: Milk?!-.d ilu ahlirastielllrlelrl, (t:il);lrllSiro:l-.il)cii:llisSana- 3051957 3'35""! ll?” w" in Howl" on Jun.” Ti.-btdMvxii:reCihh”1(i).'I.eli's'l-xy fall gm. Dave Griffin of Locke Road Mr.'Eli.i:ard Griffin of Burton was l;d this coui:)try;nana.n glgggydwzi; Wa , . r g . ' . I my . vi. .1 01,; on ur a. as re em
””'d W” W" "cm The ladies Ttiirfellin to allerCl'IltiallTl:ulT1to;vI)Il"tle.lla 3 re Tl” 1”” " W" I" the 1"'h.5" M” W" Dim" '"d h" 'm"' Jmuuy 19' ii is and In an mil: ”'...3”.i.”? l::veJaCnrlffin ilvgere silo. W I W iiui-tune. sou pound red and saves first prize went to Mrs. Frank 11 - gets about 000,000 holiday visitors Mrs. Douglas Peters of Duvar. were Mr. Newton arr u - - H - pm. ded-
Mat-Nutt; Ma Ive qu e. and the t M1;-dang M"-J-lick Maczlgallzffg a year. in 0'l.eary on January 17. fer. Velma of Springfield. were visl- in SIIln!!1E.I'neuu recently.
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gcniemans to Mr. Roy-Campbell of Hamilton. while the consolation mazes were awarded to Mrs. Frank Bcairsto and Mr. George R11ey-- A good sum was realized for the Baltic W. X. Delicious lunch was served by the hostess. assisted by several members of the Institute.
Mrs. Lloy Lockerby, Hamilton. loft on Thur day morning for Hal- .f..x. where she will be a patient in the hospital there. All hope Mrs. Lockorby will soon return
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fulllrlvlir ErnealsTdPickcring, Clinton. lcn, recently for New York, where she will spend some time with her 5 stein
lliis many friends will be sorry to learn Mr. Harvey Manderson is very ill at the home of his daugh- ter. Mrs. Earle Carr. 55 B n 18 Y Bridge, All hope for a speedy re- ,.m.e,-y for Mr. Mandei-son.
Miss Ethel Douglas, who has hccn visiting at her former home in Norboro. left -on Saturday morn- ing for Toronto. where she is em-
played.
A number from this vicinity mo- 1 b ht. t 1 hi h ,.. , -v. ini-ed to Tryon on Sunday and 3” wigs Nfllslowregiugby than h:ll)rsSe ovfv E(ll- NWDDDTT icndcd the funeral of the late Ma- tenainmem. M I 1
mr Carruthers in the Tryon Uni- iod Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Memo and mby daughter. who have spent the past several months in Idaho. aye motoring to the Island where they will spend some time nnh Mrs. Menze's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Clark of Mal- iivqiie. before proceeding to Lime- .-iune. Maine. Where Mr. ' Menze uill continue his work with the aniorcc there.
Mr. and Mrs. Spurgcon Dymcnt and family of Northam. motored to Malpeque on Sunday and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Crnzier and family. '
The members of the Baltic Farm Forum met for their Monday eve- ning meeting on January 24, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wall with a large attendance.
on Jan. 22, a large number of young and old from l(eriSln8l-On and the surrounding districts en- Joyed the first skate. of the year in the Kensington Rinks It was unusually late for the rink to get going .however the weather man has been very generous with so
'pital. Her friends w.ish her an early
spending a few days with relatives at Charlottetown.
Mrs..Leo Cheverie of Borden is a patient in the Charlottetown Hos-
recovery.
Mr. Gerald LeLard who has been ill at his home here returned to his duties at Borden pier on Sunday.
The weekly meeting of the girls of Our Lady of Sorrows Sodality was held in the basement of the Sacred Heart Church" on January 16. The meeting opened by the members reciting Matins and lands from the Sodality office led by Miss Aldpna Gallant. A Spiritual bouquet was then made up for Father Mc- Donald to commemorate the thirty- second anniversary of his ordination to the priesthod. The meeting con- tinued with a passage from the Bible read by Miss Edith Mclvor. This was followed by an inspiring talk on the Sacrament of Matri- mony given by the director Father Hammill. At the conclusion of this talk he offered prayer and the meet-
The regular meeting of the Bor- den Social Club was held Wednes- day, January 19. at the home of Mrs. Douglas MacLcan. The devo- tional period was led by Mrs. Har- old Coggins who read the first chapter of St. John's gospel follow- ed by a commentary on its mes- sage. The business meeting opened with 23 members present. One new member was welcomed to the club. The minutes of the previous meet- ing were read and approved. It was decided to have a grab bag at the next meeting. each parcel not to cost more than 25c. It was also decided to hold the Women's World Day of ;'Praycr service February', 25 at the church. the C. G. I. T. and Explorers attending the service.. Te sick committee reported send- ing sick and sympaty cards. The visiting committee made two calls.
made at Chrisiinas to shut-ins and, treat taken. It was moved and sec- onded that bill be paid. Collection and fee 31.65.
Next meeting is at the home of Mrs. Ernest Mill; lunch committee. l
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a good sheet of ice in our rink. i Reg 5283 00 N ly all the country roads were I I - ' ' pliattfed out on Saturday and the cl”"'”"” ---- -s -w------- 65.00 JANUARY sgvmc 53.00
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