IONDAY “TH ANNlVERSABY-s-Au mun

“Outing social t hwy a nuc°'§l1..°°§‘§f.f°“.2£_”§§;

um Qwfge Mason entertained pt mm ma“ "ml B 1011i’ dinner party

"in honour of Mr. Mason's pol-end

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert M“ celebrate the occasion of tpffiufl

mule‘: fortieth wedding amt...“

my. Mr. and Mrs. E. Mulch, and

“i” Alli!’ Jones. Mt. Herbert. were

‘mm’ m’ “m” a‘ ""5 "w haPPY

Ilthering.

NARROW use _ vmcn psiicc consgi Aliklizgkeaccd

Innis broke do l. ....":"...'i:2:i°:l.i: Toll" Bam- ~= m burning to ldent Rummy escaped ea h in their home hm. . yesterday. Fire caused by 3' dege _tive flue set fire lb the roof of ti: gm swrey 1101156 and flames shoot. 8 from beneath the eaves attrac-

ted the attention of th ' Dbliceman. Tlle four siczpiliisglzgtg? be“ °f lhe Brown family wpm

roused _ whe c . “mks through thgngtnatlztnoeMtcgngnyylfi

house and they were m;

’ . , $1594 to

igfiélilnbyrhim. Firemen saved the 8 wm complete destruction.

owner estimated damage‘ a,

‘Charlottetown Little Theatre Guild players leave for 5mm Johm

-N- B» ‘his momma to take t ' in the regional Littl p“ festival. e Theatre dmm“

51X GYWPB are’ replcseiltcd in

the contest. They “i111 compete M.

m9 honor of re ~ t‘ , Bumswlvk-Priiicgmthfitigluthisiiiiii

region in the dominion drama 1-5- tival at Ottawa. _

The Charlottetown group, com.

Pfilicd of Messrs. A. R. Cooper, A, M- Dmlgllls- Ian Smith. Charles

Jenkins» 531111191 V5111. Miss Marie

Arsenaiilt and Miss llr-u-gareysbems are B5158 as their vehicle. a one- "t clay "Circumstantial Evidence," by l-f. M. Grimalcli. Mrs. Ruby M Hollie is tbc director. '

Saturday flight a dress rehearasl

0f the Charlottetown grqups pm, sntutlon was held for patrons and members of the Little Theatre Guild and elicited much praise The formal presentation of this play in Charlottetown will take place p}. March l0.

0n the evening of Feb: 1 the spirit of Annie Mui-gsrl-leirygoyig: wife of Charles Saunders, passed Peacelllny 8W8)’ t0 iler eternal rest “l? 111° We 0f ‘i0 years.

Although in failing hcalth for a 10118 time Mrs. Saunders was around as usual until about four weeks before her death,

Shc leaves t9 mourn, besides her sorrowing husband, three sons and two daughters, all of whom were at her bedside when the end came. Also grandchildren, one _sister, Jme- 1n the U- 3». and one brother, James, oi this city.

The sons arc: Frank. Charles and Stephen. and the dauglitcrs, M‘: Wm. Munroe, and Mrs. Geo. Morrison,

The funeral scrviccs were held Tuesday. Feb. 18th. from thc homie 0i‘ her daughter. Mrs. Morrison, 140

Elm Avc. Interment was in the Pvoivlcs Cemetery, Scrvicss being conducted at the house and grave

by the Rev. G. Carlyle Webster,

The Pall bearers were Murdock Ross. Lester McInnis, P. N. Manuci -Ro'iy:rt Diamond. Henry M51111; " and Herbert H. King. “

t. {vvanpma Bobbin-A wedding 0 lntcrest to mally peoplg on Prince Edward Island took place a short time ago at ‘Trinity Unitgd Church. Port Alberni. B. C., when Ml‘. Ncil M. MacLeod, soil of Mr, anti Mrs. A. J. MacLeod, Montague, was united in marriage to Miss Doris Letitia Paul, daughter

,of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Paul. Port

Albcrni, B.C. The chancel of the Church. where the ceremony look Dlacc. was picturesquely transform- ed for the occasion with chrysan- thcmums in varying colours Jap- anese lantern; and cool baiiks of felll- The bride made a graceful picture in her gown oi pansy colony. ed velvet, shoes and turban in h"- mcnizing toilcs, and carrying 5 beautiful bridal bouquet of white chrysanthcmums and spiral fern, Shc was attended by her sister, Miss Laura Paul, who also appeal-pd very charming in a gown of sap. P1111‘? Wll/el. 8111i curried on artistic bouquet in yellow.~ Following the "Wdlfllfli- the harry couple left on B "lb to the East Coast.

After n somewhat lengthy illness,

-the death of Mr. William Avalali

McCallum of Charlottetown oc- wred in the Prince Edward Island Hospital on February lst. 1786. Born at Glasgow Road fifty years ago. the eon of the lain Alexander

cCnllum and his wife mizabcth

0rd. 1:: resided in‘ that distnct until abzut four years ago hc moved, with his family, to the city. He was married twenty-six years ago to MlssSarah Jane Moore of Cavendish.

Funeral services were held in

_ Zion Presbyterian Church. of which

he was A faithful member, and in the absence of the mister. Rev. G. Carlyle Webitor. were conducted by Rev. R. Moor-head Legato, D.D. Thenmbrisf service was conducted by the Boyns mdge. I...O.L. of

whlclyths deceased was a member. TM rams!

m were then taltsn to , - Road Cemetery where

. laid to rest in the fsmlly samba at the grave help; luv. w. Pslcthrope fir.

were many

In a by-election in Fourth Prince Mass; Mrs. George Tabbutt. Brighton Mimi-i Mrs. Henry Clay. stratiicono, P.E.X.; and Mrs. Adon- iram Judson, Mount Hope. P.E.l.; five sons, Warren, of Tacoma. New half of the electors in the con- Hampshire; Gcorizv. Climbeflllnil Hill, 9.151.; Vinehall alld Jacob of Mt. Hope; and Walter, Cove Head.

District Saturday, Mr. Horace Wright. Bedeque. official Liberal

candidate.‘ was accorded a sweep

lng majority although only one

stituency cast ballots.

Tbs successful candidate, accord-

ed m votes, had a majority of ova P~E 1-

over his opponent. Mr. Douglas --———- Bell of Capo Traverse, Who ran as MADE lNsPilcTloN T111?" Piloted by Walter Fowler, a Can- -—-- sdian Airways plane carried postal

FUNERAL SERVICES-The fun- inspector A. V. Saunders to the "l1 01 Adlflllhll-‘l 651111111 W95 held Magdalene Islands Saturday for from A- A. Economy's Funeral his regular inspection trip. The 11°11"! Sfllllfdlll’ mllflllllfl l0 the plane also carried mail to the islanders and dropped down at

an. independent ‘ Liberal.

Church of the Most Holy Redeem-

er. The pallbearers were: Napoleon Gflndstone and Amherst-

'Gallant, Peter Gallant, Vernon Laf-

ferty, Ralnie Gallant, Cyril Richard

and Benjamin Perry. Services at the church were conducted by Rev- W. J. Enright, c.SS.R., and at the grave by Rev. R. McKenna, C.SS.R.

Pm-‘mcum’ l" CHABLESTO“ The date is three weeks later than ally Prince Edward Island legislature opening in the past iive

S.C.—A Charleston, South Carolina, exchange reports that on Sunday

day. March 24.

morning, Feb. 23, the preacher at yeam ,

the First iScotch) Presbyterian

newspaper. is well known in Char-

1e5"°“- havmg bee“ “Mt” °t the Hoil. J. P. Maclntyre, Minister o.’

the British North America Act.

Second Presbyterian Church there Pub,“ works. is “can; premmq

for thirteen years. ‘He left Charles- ton in i915.

friends as was apparent by the large concourse of people who followed

place in St. Albalfs Cemetery. He

predeceased him some eighteen years ago. _

The funeral was held on Tuesday, Rev. Mr.. Hockin conducting the services. The pail bearers were:

Michael Poole, Ambrose McIntyre, Drlltlllllw

George McDonald, Allie McDonald. Robert McKenzie, Win. Bufictt.

The Schubert programme. the

thoroughly enjoyed thLs yeal‘. as al- ways, “Schubert” has come to be an annual event on the club's pro- graflimes and is indeed a. very pleas- ing one.

Mrs. Cosh, in hei-"vcry fine paper

song and harmony.

Tile community of Mnrshfield and vicinity was surprised and saddened

when on February 5th the word Dismct Engine“-

passcd that the imperious summons The sympathy of the communtty to rc§t from his llllwllls h" °°m° will g0 out to his wifc, winined m“: m°1'“mg 1° Wallace “uni M‘ Cotton, his daughter Helen. and though he had been iii aocut a year

bclorc, Mr. Wrood’; hleagi; had hi: f“ ‘mprmmdt “t e ‘a een a to hi. a ed mother, Mrs. Fred W. t° carry m‘ his Wm“ as usual‘ m5 Hyndhlag and other members of

sudden passing ill his 69th year i came as a. great shock to the mem- m” mm 1y‘ TUESDA‘!

bers of his family.

Mr. Wood is survived by his wlic, who was Elizabeth Boswell, and by

a family of iivc. viz., Mrs. H. J

Kennedy of Southpbl-t, Mrs. Henry Jenkins of Ml. Herbert, Alnion on thc homcstcnti. Miss Rena of Chur- lottctown, wcli kno\vn ill musical circles, and Miss l-lelcli, a graduate nurse, also of Charlottetown. a

Bay, and two brothers and two sis-

ters, residing iii the United Staaes.

formerly Miss Mary Gallant was

on Sunday night, February 23rd.

mont BBY. PEI she W55 l‘ W" sisters and one brother.

estimable lady and will bc greatly missed by all, especially in the homo where her memory will be- ever cherished as a kind wlfc and loving w-The financial campaign, which

mother.

She lclivcs to mourn. besides her husband cud one sou, James, the

tlet, Egmont Bay, Mrs. Joseph Ar- senault. Summcrsidc, P.l!‘.<I-. MIS-

U.S.A. The brothers nrc as f0!

and George in New York. U-s-A-

During the

ll, eciolly in the hom $113‘? hbli snensfilgy will be ever cher

and although present paid memory of his father by Bell

late Mr. Jacob Dcclrsntlorff-

andwm other

February 23rd, Ceorgc N. Roach at

d. His sudden paslinll igrrhlitngea great shock to his family "id mend“ “nd he Wm b” “my dridge, after an illness of only two days. Th; deceased had D868: ill; gocd hc th. but was an en 31%;: aékxlga ‘gdikgxtggaiigkxffy stricken with cerebral hemorrhage.

dill!

eilhtyisin‘ years old at the vine our... sisters, In. Ann Cherry Bill

will take place in April. was the main iLcm of business discussed at the monthly meeting of the Y. M. foflowiilg sisters and brflilwfii RW- C. A. directors last night. It was Leon M. Narcissc. EXWTIIOW 915551‘ unanimously dccldcd that Mayor P. w- Hlfl v - had acted very successfully in the Thomas Ai-renmllt, Rumford, Mlllnfi. same capaclgy itast yesi". Jr.‘ ' Clark. pres‘ en, was n c c a lows: not. and Phil oi szmvnt B“. last night. ‘s... Claude smith. lo- John and Joseph of Monctou, N.B.. c,“ representative on nth!‘ gzllctarxrlll Co ncil, gave a. repor o - nultil meeting which he attended in Hamilton recently. The r609" The" P555“! “my m sour“ on of the general secretary indicated _ tht great deal of interest is the early age oi fifty-five. The =15‘ be?“ an,“ m the hobbles “hum "med 1""! bee“ m 800d he; '. tion to be held on March 25-28 and havlns are? "l; eilffig‘: Qlumfg?“ closing with a. banquet in Prince of with a. fr en an re - y H 1L night, he was seized with “m” 0°] e3“ 3 a. heart attack and Plssw ‘gwg "m 1mm” medmal ‘M cw‘ of her daughter, Mrs. Vernon Jor- dan, at Belch Point. P. E. 1.. on DEC- 1935. of Mrs. Catherine Bow-

C

Bhoissurvi

'-—"-' vsd three sisters.

The death occurred at Mount m‘ “ohm “my” “g M“, new on Bllilllw- illllllf" “l” Henry Duncin. both of m, cal. olfiflllllt °f W‘ °l u” ‘flaw’ ‘w’ and Mrs. Hush McDsrinott of Union dents of this place. in the will?" mm, 11.31., also one, brother, Dan- of Mrs. Doclrendorff widow 0f the m A, gnu-y in Volley, Montana. Another brother. Robert. died about . Mrs. Docksniorff. lhfmflly Milo s year ago. Sh! was one of a fam- - Priscilla J. Scott was born on May fly of ton children. She leaves one 10th. lib), at North River. 91.1.. ugugiilcr. Mrs- Vcrncn Jordon, of leash Point. Add four grandchild-

illl. ‘All

Prlllcc Edward Island Legislative Assembly will hold its first i936 session between March 2i and 25. it was learned on good authority to- night. The likely date uiill be Tues-

, h A. C b 11. chum“- Cllarlmii- W“ File ll" legthgataiiggvrfo? 311d»... témlitlcenu Dr. J. Kier Fraser, of Prince Ed- conferences between provmcm] m“; “Md 151mm Dr- muse“ says me federal legal heads for discussion oi

News of the unexpectedly sifidtllzen e r. Mr. Roach although of a. quiet "fixhgarfilleysatlligiaglmggfhtwfil be and retiring nature, made a host. o. learned Wm‘ genera, rem,“ by Ill-Ally sincere frlendst Charlotte-e- . < , town and throu hou lc prov hi! - the remains to their last. resting, Mr. Hyndmen‘ “gmo was m ms us, . . - ~ car, had bccli associated wlill the was laid to lest beside his wife who amimon Department o, Pubnc Works for upwards of forty TENS and had planned and supervised the construction of many import- ant public works in all parts of the including the Souris breakwater, the concrete highway into Borden and the potato ware- houses and docking facilities at Charlottetown, summei-sidc. subject of the women's Music Club Georgetown and Sourls- F01‘ 80ml? meeting of February 29th, was time past- he had been unwell and on Saturday morning entered the Prince Edward Island Hospital for treatment, It was found necessary to perform an operation from which he failed to rally. poor-ins quietly away in the presence of his on the life cl Franz Schubert, said immediate family. that in writing about. ills life there are two outstanding points that strike one very forcibly-newt has i; musician llvcd such a colorless life, void of stirring events; oli tlic

After getting practical experience at the Robb Engineering Works the late Mr. Hyndmai-l studied at Mc0lll University and then spent _ several years surveying in British other ‘hand, never has a. genius Cqlumbjg, and the prairie West, poured fflrth Slllill all Qlllblllsl ‘l! then returning to the Island to take the position of junior engineer with the Dcpartment of Public Works, and some years ago suc- ceeded the lute Mr. J. B. Hogan as

his two sons II Walter Hyndmon and Robert E. l-Iylldman as well as

Death of unusual sudden sadness Visllctl the town of suuris in the passing of the lac George Roach

, ______.

DEATH 0F UNION ROAD RES- lDENT--Mra. Beecher Brycnton of Union Road died ill the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital yesterday fol- brothcr, George A. Wood, of Rollo lowing a brief illness. She was 6i years old. A daughter of the late Richard Wise of hfiltbn. slic hrld resided at Union Road since her

There passed away at hcfihome marriage Mrs. Brycntoii wlis a at Poplar Point in the cal‘?! 11011115 leading figure in Union Road com- of Sunday morning, January 12th. munity life. She was President of Mrs. John D. Banks in the 64th year the Women's Missionary Society of her age. The deceased who was paid n. member of the Uiilicd Church Surviving are hcr husband. born and spent her curly lifc in Eg- {byte danghgem three 5on5’ two

Y. M. C. A. DIRECTORS MEET

‘The death occurred at the home

Th l te Mrs- Sowdridge. nee of six children: Earl of theta‘?- Cnhfirln: Emery’ w“ born M’ wood M- P- 5" Himax- (Mmmel u? Islands in the year i068. Her first m‘ hem‘ “,1”, m, marriage was to Alexander Weath- ‘°"1“¢ "m" ° ° erble, who died in ?i‘€.'W0l'i‘MAlllc,l\: 1907. Afw ars aers emarre

bellllmm 11mm“ m ‘the shapniegilgg Capt. S. govydridge, and spent the ails")? rlgfixetto O,B"GTWCQM,,' mmainder of her llfo at Murray mmi-Iymgnéfig 11$; half since the death of Capt. Sow- snd Fee, George and Helen at home. alum“ "I Bush "my

Harbor. except the two years and n

dl-ldge. when she live* with her

The funnonpcrvlcu were bold on

were conducted by Sn. 15R. Coudgs. ‘Iterrwu a slim ‘service at the house. followed ' ' the Christian

I

JUDGMENT FOB. DEFEND-

ANTQQJUCIENGDI in favor of the

defend is was handed down...“ Saturday by Mr. ‘Justice Saunders in the case of Reginald Parkman, plaintiff against Allison and Dixon Holmes, defendants.

AT CYRO - Dr. P. A. Creslmau

presided at tho regular weekly meeting of the Gyro club last night.

The meeting was devoted w busi- ness. It was announced that the

international confersuoe will take

place in f-lplifax on August 3-7. Dei- egates from the local club will be selected later.

scuooi. lsoAlm MEET - Miss Annie Watson. teacher at Prince Street School, was granted three months leave of absence -by the Charlottetown School Board at the regular monthly meeting last night. Miss Watson will study at thelllns Arts College at Boston. She will lesve the first of Aprii- Estimates for the year. passed last night, were changed little from last year.

The annual general business meeting oi Messrs. Bruce Stewart

.5; 00., Limited. was held at the

Company's head office last even- illg, the 2nd inst. '

The new directors elected for the ensuing year are as follows: Hon.

Rank R. Heartz, Prank M. Stewart.’

John A. McNair, Charles H.

Chandler, D. D. Morrison. Harry D.

McLean and LieuL-Col. C. l... Mac- Kay.

SENTENCED T0 THREE MONTHS IN JAIL-F. E. Paul was sclltcllccrl to three months in Queen's County jail by Slipendlary Magistrate G. J. Tweedy yesterday. I-Ic appeared in court on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. Paul had been brought to Charlottetown Saturday after ills arrest by Mounted Police in Saint John. N. B.. last week on in- struction from local authorities.

The death of Mrs. Alice MacDon- ald, wife of the late Melville Mac-

Donald of Kingsboro. P.E.I., occur- red on Saturday, libbl-uary-ist at

the home of h€l‘ daughter, Mrs. J.

H. Baker, North Lake. P.E.I., aged ‘l0 years. llbr s period extending

over 25 years Mrs. MacDonald was a l-lclplezs invalid, unable to walk

(ll' have free uso of her hands on

account of arthritis. She was the constant occupant of an invslid's chair for more than 22 years‘.

—TllE LATE MRS. JACK SNELb—'I'here poised away in Bournemouth. England, .February l4. i980. Mrs. Jack Snell after a. short illness. She was 24 years of age Mrs Snell leaves to mourn. her hilsband. mother and father and tlir. following sisters and brothers, Elsie Chaplin, Florence Chaplin, Rose Chaplin, Alice Chaplin, Mabel Chaplin and George Chaplin in Biddendcn. England and Albert Stsffort, a half brother in Sherbrooke, Prince Edward Island.

EIGHTH NATIONAL TEMPER-

ANCE STUDY COURSE-The fol-

lowing Prince Edward Island con- testants have been successful in

securing 3rd place in the Dominion

W.C.T.U. price list: Juniors. 10 and il. ycars-Iird, V. Jeane Campbell, Free tow n; Harold Drummond. Freetown, Intermediates, i2. l3. l4

ycars-Srd, George W. Brown, New

Glasgow; Marjory Poole. Sourls. Seniors. i5. l6, l’l years- Ilrd. Hilda Deacon, Freetown. Honorable mcn-

tion-Ruby‘ Morrison, Hampton; Joyce Deacon, North Wiltshlre; Waldron Auld, Freetown; Archibald Johnson. Murray River. WEDNESDAY

-R.ev. Mr. Hart-Davies and Mrs. Hurt-Davies. Mrs. James H. Yco and Mrs. Newcombe. Port Hill. are

attending the W. A. Annual meet-

irv; in Charlottetown this wcek.-—S —RETURNS FROM VACATION

~»—R.cv J. W. A. Nicholson, North Bcdeque, who has bsen on a month's vacation. preached his first sermon. nizlce his return, in mrth Bedequc Church, Sunday night. During the service he paid tribute to one of the Elders. thc lots R. Brewer Auld and the hymn, "Take Time to be Holy." was sung in his memory. This liad been sung by the late Mr. Auld in s duet on the last occasion when l-ie worshipped in this church.

-s

falls on February 29th. S.

illness.

ATLLE‘ CHAllLOTTETOWhl GUARDIAN", __

For OUR sATU UIBERS

mood. Harold in Berlin. N. ., d Wlnnifred. Rupert and Kathleel ab. homo t0 I11 0! Whom ,is extend. sympatby of their many lids and acquaintances.

the active pallbearers Moms. Al-' unusual: l m LATE ma. sum atop ' was Monday, the clay of he funeral of the late Mr. Blower Auld. as l. tribute of respect to the

tor whose untlmsl passing is felt as u. , i-soual loss in contact with him-D.

-PAlNlllll. INJURY-A Dllinful was sustained by Mr. Harold ills while’ unloading ficight. at Carleton Station on Wednesday when his hand was caught and two casks. He was to Prince County Hospital. where it is feared amputa- tion of one finger may be necessary.

Clifford Matheson, John Lewis and Albert Stetson. s.

His Worship Mayor P. W. ‘Iurner and Mrs. Turner entertained the members of the~ City Council gather with City Recorder. Mr. K. M. Martin. and City Clerk, Geo. P. Nicholson to an enjoyabh dinner at their home. 333 Prince Street Monday evening. "

—VISITS SUMMERSliDE-Right Reverend John HacKenley-D. 1)., Lard Bishop of the Diocese of Nova Sootlo. was in Sumnierside on Moll- day the guest of Rev. Archdeacon C. Dewolfe white. He left Tuesday

meeting of the P. E. Island Dioce- san Board which meets in Char- lottetown this week-S '

—TI!E LATE GEORGE DOU- CETTE-The death occurred in the Prince County Hospital, March 3. i036 of George» Doucettc of Pcterville. P E. I. Mr. Dousette had been in falling health for several months and had entered the hospital about two weeks ago. He leaves u: mourn hi; wife. and