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nMECOM|gr)tDED FOR GROSS- parted for an extended trp ast ey not pn c oper non o e ii The McLe 'News of McLeod, Alta. intend to_visit points in Ontario, to welcorne home the bulk ofthe men _*_ _*_A

_iiotiss . or _ _._ '- . ae- ,|,-,nalil of ,Brae._iD,fiS9 ‘Y‘¢lt|¥,Z Co.. is the ,{,,~n,,|- .£?1andsorne toa`1‘__s weaitn did

ti -faniuuc sire f‘aptuln Ani;

[rom _ - ,.ey'~ and a _Parkside Mother. For Giui roiiilrniatiun and style this colt

is hard tc hergl. 'I"iilila Rtev. gentleman

has ,tion ano_ er' y wu years old, _ H W _ ‘_ `

I l me mme m,e5_ _ _` pract ce in (.algary. Alta.

Ulf' U* ____ iiinil his iilends bespeak lor‘him the.

iiis (iii liiiard iiiersiil his ii

,.N,ia_ lllr. :ind Mrs. John S. Gallant, ilc is ii brother of the late John A.

tlallai inn di is yvi the W _iccleli ploiit_\' to soc- ciililes

t'il_r -5' iiiii ill

'the Vit'

'l`lic rf-guliir monthly meeting of the

cliool lioard was held last even- S U.c,,._L.k_- T,,,,,.,, wen, mmm _w£i_i_ ivisnwso PRoMoTioN. -

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airmen. Mr. -Smith. Hon. iDr.)'

Juiiliiiis. Mi'. Gordon and Mr. Long

iiortli. t'ii.\' (

rctiiliitt ,fi Suhr riiaiil it

i't,i||u-'l stating that Mr. John l‘. Gm

iiuii ii

liiiit Ill npiiuiii

,intl Quccii Sriiiare School were pro .l,-iil and iiiatters roiatliig to tho dit' ff-rniii ncliools wcrc reported liy litem

i-ual fo

u-.ua ;igi'ecii to call i'oi' tenders for

i‘ l’riiico Street. \Vcsi_ Kent, nod

i,,iurcii i~1<|iiare Schools and a commit

irc wir

iiiiillcr.

'l`Iir 'l`riiant Otiicei"s i'eport was sub-

uiitlcil to tim Board and it wus ordci'

ml lliiit ilic .\`cci'ctai‘_v` notify the D-,,.

ri-iiiri i»l'__e;oiiie ol’ the dc-.lliiqiienl sight,

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>;i’lunii i’r;tnliirl_v.

t.,\ul‘l‘ii aiiti |iiti lt‘i

I`riiflci's for painting the interior of

iiiiiiiirr-. School were rec.civerl r-cd iii the hands ot’ a ifuiiimlt-

it who was killed in action in the 'ive laiit April. l’te. Tennis who

-ii' youth, offered himself with nth uverfu' year ago' but -was re- oii account of his age, he had of grit and is still determined,

ovcrsciis service when he be- ,-,_, proposml to mpc' th afm_n'mm of /igeif-.ll. ' ` ' ' 6

‘ trains and curry passengers and

A let-tor was read i`rom tho

'it-_rk informing the Board ot’ the' iiiliircnt. of lion, S. lt. Jenkins as. iol ’l`i‘ustee. l.et_ters were nts., otii the (‘-lcrk of the Executive i .i nil born reappointed ii 'l‘i'usie-_oi

iivtiir--l’i-ovinclnl tloveriiincnt and

r. t‘.ll.li. lloiigwortli had been lcd in the place of Mi'. Edwin

.\iikcii, resigned. The principals of l‘i'liicc Sl. School, West Kent Stfhtmi

S appointed to deal with the

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__wEi.coiviE visi'ron.~i'ie Teil- h"‘"°”‘ ““’““'"’ “f "“\`°€“-*X-

llaiit. no_w serving as Home' ut Halifax, arrivcd in Sum- ti l~‘i~i<lay- evening and is spend- i`ew du.V'H i`ui'lo\igli with his itu-

MOTOR EXPRESS C0.-'A meet-

inll of tho llustico Motor- Express (7o_ was held _\'catcri1ay, when the follow. ills dli'ectm'.i were elected: B. Wool- ner, Pres-iilont; 1E. (‘_ LePngn_ Sec|re_ iiH`.l'Z ( . B. Morris, I-lnmmnnd Tooiiibs_ W. W. l’a_\‘nter ami B. W. l.ePage_ The motor truck which liao the L'f\pH<=f‘t_v of a ton, arrived ycstor~ day and llie service will start. imme- diate.y. The route will be between Hunter River and North Rustico it

freiglit.

'lhe many lricnds of Rev. Peter F. Macdoniild i'oi‘nierly‘ of West St. l‘et~ or‘s, l‘. l<I. island and now of llelena, Mont.. will be pleased to lcurii of his pi'oiiii/tioii. Since his location iii Hel- ena lie has lieeii attached to the teach- ing staff oi' Mount St. (‘harle-s College and liiis recently been appointed Pre- sident ot' that iiistltutloii as successor to tlicl Very llev. John ll. McMullen A.M. Fatliei' Mncrloiialrl will spend the summer months in Chicago, ill., where he inioiids taking a special course iii (‘lic-inistry.

SOCIAL EVENING.--A very so-

ciablo cveiiing was spent at. the home ot' ltr. .l. ll. and Mrs. 'Mi-icGnlgan, Eniernld Jiiiictlmi. on June 5th when. <1 l‘€<‘<’DiiL~ii was hold in honour of Mrs. Mac(luignii's brother. Mi'. S. H. Elliot, \vlio recently retiirned from overseas and who is now inspector of l_he Board ol l’eiii-lpn t‘oininlssionei‘s for Cana- da. licudiiigs, vc.-cal arid instrumental niusic and an iiiieicstiiig talk from Mr. Elliott, who gave ati account of his expci'ieiices from the time, of his erilliitrnent iii the 14th Cfinadiaii In- faiiiry ol’ Montreal. August 5, 1914, un- til lie was wounded in ilieybattle of YDFGS- April 22nd. The musical con- tributions nf Miss; Haslam. and Mr. ["i‘ed Husliim, Stone Cottage, were very much appreciated. A sump- tuoug supper that would please even the most fastidious was served by the liostess.

FISH HATCHERIES.-Mr. J. A.

Rodd. supei-liiir-_ndcnt of fish culture for the depiirtmcnt of iiiarine and fish- crlcii, of fltiziwa. was a visitor in St. Jolin. Monday. Mi‘. Rodd when ln- lervlcwcd said that he was on an in- 'spcrtiiiii 'toni-' of the llsh liatcliei-ies in (lic iiiaritiiiic proviiicca and will he in i‘lia:'lottclown iii the near future. That this would be the greatest year in the matter of production in fish hat- cherlcs in (‘.aiiadn was a statement made by the siipei‘lnlendcnt of llsh cul- ture. Those species of fish spawn which in commercial venacnlar might. be termed staple. would show ii great- er productloii this season than ever before iii the history of the depart- ment. ln t.he matter oi' new species. Siipf-rintendent llodd said that some exporinioiits were being made on a li- initedscale and the indiC8tiG'nB were

contalnirthe following:-“Nick 'Ni- Prince Edward Island and Pennsyl-~ troni this island who are still man- -3

cholaon, who went over ith the 13th, vanla before returning to their borne fully doing their duly. is now Sergeant-Major ahd is als0` re- in this district.. Their many lrleiids lfsui. Morris said he heartily' commended for the |v[_ C, for dig- wish them a pleasant trip and a ng thanlred the people for their welcome

Nicholson, is a son of ,Mr. Alexander Nicholson of Flat River and is the ae- cond aon of Mr. Nicholson, now serv- ing his King and Co ntry, first in the Boer War. then in ghe German East Africa War' and now in France.

_`-ACCIDENT 110 I8LANDER.-

Friends of Mr. Major Strong, 9! the Bank of Nova Scotia, Toronto, son ofthe lata Mr. Fred Strong, of Sum- merside, received word 'last week of his having met with an accident which iiecessiated his being taken to a hospital. While crossing the street, a car struck him. knocking him down. _ As his injuries are reported not_serlous. and no bones broken, it is hoped' that he will soon recover and he able to return to his duties at the Bank.

..*lNSTlTUT-E WORK.- The El-

|mlira Women's Institute met on June 'ith at the home of Mrs. Stephen Mellick.` The -supervisor Miss Mac- Farlane was present and gave a demonstration in Stencllling. lt was decided to hold an ice--cream social and bazaar during the latter part of July. Two members have been ap- pointed to collect wool that the work ofyknitting may be carried on. The members express their wish that Miss MacFarlane may be able to visit their annual meeting to be held in July_

OTTAWA.- A recent casualty list

contains the followingc-

Killed 'in Actlion--A Gallant, Fifteen

goénlt, P.E.I., M. Doucette, St. Edward,

Woun‘.~|eci-- R. Howlett. Cardigan

Bridge, P.E.I.

Reported Missing, now returned to

duty, E. Gallant, Sl. Timothy, P.E.l.

Mr. William Stevenson of Boston

has received a telegram stating that his son Lieut. James Milner Steven- son Infantry, is officially reported ad- mitted to No, 7 Stationary Hospital. Roulogne, June 5th, gunshot wound. right thigh, severe.

_ CHURCH MEETlNG.- The fourth imeoting of the Quarterly Olllcial Board of the Cornwall Circuit was held ln the church at Kingston on the evening of May 30th. ‘Rev. J. Heaney, 'B. A., President. There was a good attendance of members from al-1 the preaching appointments. The reports of the circuit stewards show- ed an increase in the amount contri- buted for ministerial support and the salary was increased by $100. During the year the <-lrcu'it"cb'nt'ribnted` '$360 to the General. Missionary Society. an increase over last year. The amount of $212 was contributed to other connectlonal funds. The report of the `Woman's Missionary Society was very gratifying. The report by auxil- iaries was as follows: Cornwall $196. North Wiltshire $180; Kingston $42. a total of '$418; an increase

Thus the total raised by the 'c_ircuit for missions was $778. Robert A. Boyle, one of the circuit stewards.

-lilai H3098 W~°“id P'l°"" ““°°M5f“T- If gretfully accepted. A resolution ex-

this desire on tho part of the depart- ment ls realized. ng doubt the next season will sec activities along these particular lilies greatly increa.sed.`Mr. Rodd is perhaps one nf the greatest authorities on iish culture in all its branches iii the North American con- tinent today. He informed a repre- sentative of The St. John Telegraph that after the inspection of the fish hatclieries in this province he found them to be in H imost satisfactory and fic-iirisliiiig conditioii. Mr. Rodd left Monday to continue his inspection tour iii other parts of the maritime provin- ces. lie in acconipanied liy Mrs.

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pressing appreciation of his- services was unanimously adopted. The fol- lowing stewards were reelected: Frank Howard, J. P. Crosby, Nic- holas Colwell,- Golding Smith, Ceci] Stewart. William Bowman, J. T. Godfrey and recording steward Geo. Cruwys. W. H. Mallett was elected steward to fill the vacancy caused -by the resignation of Robert A. ,iBoyle_ All the members of the Board expressed a wish to have Mr. Heaney' remain on the circuit another year.

The June term of the Supreme

(‘ourt opened at Summerslde yester- day morning. Mr. Justice Haszard pre- siding. There are three criminal ca ses on the docket. the King vs. Fred Shea. perjury Wilfrid McLellan, lar- ceny of butter and Ernest Ellis. lar- ceny of foxes.

The Grand Jury returned a true bill

in each case. The case against Mc- Lellan will come up for hearing today

Following are the Grand Jurors:

John W. Creswell, N. St. Eleanors; John Harvey, Bradford; The-mas Mur- phy, Conway; Thomas Compton. St. Eleanors; Neil Lowther, Carleton; G. O. Gallant, St. Chrysostom; Douglas Reid, Atherton; J. Manson McNeill. Carleton: William Crockett. N. Carle- ton: Benjamin Bowness. Montrose; George W. Warren, Sumnierslde; Jo- seph Noonan, Albany: Charles Do- wsll, Carleton; John Mills, Clermont; Percy Marchbaiiks. New Annan; Ed- win (`lark, Wilmot; Edward Pender- gast, Kensington; Alfred Wedge Plus- ville: Fulton Simpson, Belmont; Theo- dore Waite. Sherbrooke; Wallace Low- ther, North Carleton; Joseph W. Mc- Kinnon, McDougalls; D. B. McDonald. N. Bedeque; W. A. Stewart. Summer- side.

Peter Burke. a constable who failed

to answer to n subpoena at.'the last term or the court and for whose ar- rest a Bench Warrant had been is~ sud, was lined $25 or three months.

A number of absent debtor cases

were desposed of and the case of Ma- _vor Schurman vs. W. Henry Tldmarsh was before the Court when adjourn- ment was made at 5 o'clock.

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tha most charming events of the sea-

of $52 oven- last ---year-f

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son occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Austin, Gravenbourg. Sask. on the occasion of the marriage of their daughter Ada to Mr. Melville Brown. on Tuesday evening, Ma .Z9th. The ceremony was performed the Rev. D. Warden in the presence of about Mt guests. The living room was prettlly decorated with green and white blossoms, which mode a fitting back-ground for the bride, 'who attlred in a handsome white satin gown, and carrying white carnations, was very lovely indeed. She was attended by Miss Mary Thompson. who. groomed in white net and carrying pink carna- _tions, made a pretty bridesmaid. Mr. Hamid Austin, brother of the bride. acted as best man. The wedding march was played by Mrs. Walter Bedford. After the ceremony had been performed the guests adjourned to the tastefully decorated dining room. where a most bountiful wedding supper ver dalntily served was par- talien of. 'libs many and beautiful gifts received attest to the popularity of the bride and - in flair. home

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Lieut. Victor' Morris. oi' Summer

side. who left here wi-th the 105th Battalion. was accorded it hearty reception upon his arrival iii Chur- lottetown yesterday by" the car furry steamer_

Quito il ntlmber of citizens gather-

ed at the wharf to greet this gallant island otllcer. who so distinguished himself during the time he was 'oi France'that he was decorated with the Military Medal.

The Fourth Regiment Band was on

hand upon the arrival of the steam- er and as she drew ‘ln 'tothe whirl’ ‘thc

'returned hero was grected with the

strains of "0, t'-auada," and "The Maple Leaf."

Among those assembled to greet

the returned hero wen- his parents. Mr. and Mrs. (‘.. B; Morris, who. needless to say, were overjoyed to see 'him once more looking so well after his experiences in the great war.

A delegation representing the

City, the Military and the Patriotic Society consisting of Mayor' Brown, Rev. Dr. Fullerton. Rev. (‘aiion Simpson. Mr. _James Paton and Ma- jor Leigh hoardeil the steamer as soon as she docked.-to receive Iilent. Morris and. as he descended to the wharf he was greeted with cliee-rs. while at hh; own suggestion three more cheers were given for t-hc boys in the trenches.

The Uieutenant then entered Mr.

R. H. Sterile" autoniohilevthc band preceeding‘i7la'ying lively appropriate airs and was conveyed to the (‘i\t_\' Hall. where he was tendered ad- dresses of welcome from Mayor Brown, Rev. Canon Simpson, Colonel

_Moore. and Major Fullerton.

l The Mayor said he was proml to meet Lleut_ Morris and congratulat ed him on tho honor which he had brought to his native province and himself by the decoration which had been bestowed upon him for service in the field.

Canon Simpson on behalf of the

Pabrlotic Society said hc was glad to welcome Lieut. Morris home. llc stated that Lieut. Morris had won his decoration quite shortly after his arrival at the front. lie hoped this would be an incentive to others to _follow his example and to my" would have something to say iii offer their services to their country. The time 'remaining at their disposal to do so was now only a matter of a few days.

Colonel F. S. Moore said he hoped

lt was still his privilege to welcome a returned soldier on behalf ol’ the military of P. E. lsland_ lic had the honor to enroll the volunteers for the South African war and took great pride in welcoming them on their re- turn and he took equal pride in wel- coming home veterans of the world's greatest war. He paid high tribute to the work of the soldiers in thc ,present w_a_r»- their heroism was of the highest or2ie"r"""aiid had fié`vcr been surpassed 'in any wars of the past. The war' had proved beyond a doubt that the days oi' chivalry are

--- isoon. lie ho ed to see more men ini

khaki and advised the young meni

not to wait until conscription caiii-.' i lie zitroiigly commended the work, of, the "’i`nnim_v's" who are so iiobly' doing their hit in Fruncc. ami de-i clared that he would iathcr lie u, "'l‘onini_v" than an officer, Wlicn thc; war is over he believed that “Tom- ni_v" would have socmthing to r._i_v in affairs.

Miiior Fullerton also spoke briefly.

referring to the honor won by l.ietit. r»ioi'ri.~=. All are proud of him, he dc- cluicd. and he congratulated his moihcr and futher upon his retuiii in a |`air riieasure of health.

t‘licers for the King and Lleut. Morris and the soldiers in the trench-| es lirought the reception to a close Many citizens took the opportunitv of grasping the returned soldiers hand and exit'-iirlliig congratulations and best wie-hog lc hlni.

Lleutf Morris. left for _ lfiigland

with the 105th ns an unattnnlieil oi`- litter, He crossed to France attaclied to the 2i'ith Battalion in company with t_wo -other -lslundci's. Licut. Trulnor ami Liciit. Fiillertoii. li was not long before they wcre in thc midst of the lighting. Lie-ut. Morris was only' a week in action when lic received his first wouiui on Septem- ber, 15. 1916. at the Somme. l<`oitun-l ately the wound was only slight. lt was on (‘hi'istmas morning that lic took part in the attack which won for him the Military (‘.ross. 'l`liei‘e was a cnll for volunteers to go over and raid an enemy trench in order to straighten out the line_ Lieut. Mor- -ris set out with ii party of men to carry oilt the order. They crawled over the ground for a distance of' some sixty feet. cut their way s’-l-- ently through the barbed wire en- tanglenients and dropped in among the Germans. taking them by stir-

prisc.

After a short hand to hand en-i

counter with trench clubs as the (‘anadian weapon the trench wasi taken. After disposing of the enemy in that section of the trench,' tho Lieutenant at the head ni’ his men was proceeding along the trench. un- til he carrie opposite a dugout. Here' two Germans flied at him together' at almost. point blank range. and lip wasj struck on the head by two bullets-_ | lie “carried on" about tive minutes until he reached "No Man`s l.and.", when he fell unconscious and was in that state foi tive days after' wards. One bullet entered the corner, oi’ his left eye, went clean through' his head, evidently scraping his skull and coming otit at the hnchxi when it was ilcfleclcfl in its boiic and; continued its downward course into his spifne The other bullet which zip I paiently' was rm explosive one en tered below the left temple and was shattered tn pieces. H/ow henever sur vived these terrible wounds is ri ii1iracle_

lie reached England on J'anuar_\'

'2iiri, and was taken to “the ‘Royal Free lloopital. wluclre he remained until his ilepnrtuie a fortnight ago. He reached Halifax on Friday lnst.

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