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9llB1flPPY$ 011 I116 55151111111 Rllll- is the ictllliilus for l-ile Cliallotte- , _ way, who celebrated his 3211c! blrtll- wlvlufqm-u 991111, 191-13; 11¢ huu gwhlidren also two brothers Johll Thhl Chlplh Charles Mlwmllhhll. elr-Olleches nut horse which has ulFlifihcli n begs 11:81:!‘ tfirshegiegf I? crashed “K548i afternoon, The gllljlrllligl-EWWII. to Bummorsidt-“ofi m“; hm, v1.1 _ 11,0 any pllluly hu1 acKay, Stanley Br dge all Klee palm. “came to m‘ death by h n a ladin: contender 1°1- ulv leks k Po! pgederlcwn.whlch pme was found boats using w! hand Saint Johh ll lie .._._._ lulled lo lllllllll on llle lell-l. 11ml Rudolph MacKay of Kingston Ollt- hcclllehlhlly dlownlns n m‘ lotion n the saddle and 11ml in; erc ee 5m h 1 t grapp equipmen, There was Poo thst the new company w“ pgygghl, 0p Mg, 3,5, 59g. dull arlo. “my what‘ ln Omrlovtewwn by c asses st the annual Horse ow occurred at s cine o her wo hllll ho h“ hl lhe bully ol ma commence operating on lhe re llii DON_The ftuleral of the late John -_____ -_.__ tween “ma” Nw- H and saw“ gazed at the Provincial Exhibition 081181111015 the M11195 Frlllk Ind 5_ M. uvllle “l Montreal‘ nude“; schedule 1n about two week; stun A. Gordoll was held from the lvrdc- —FL'NERAL or MRS. JOHN FUNERAL vcsrnnosv -The dlll,’ Nov l5. lllllv. w“ llw up rounds “oh ohmloof- 3113*‘ N‘°“°"°“ °‘ 5"“ ("We Pilot» who died 1n the clash. Mmnzer Carl Burke ilnilmmlfilfi Lean Funeral HOln€_0fl Saturday Qhghhqnhy __ Thu funeral o; funeral of the late Herbert l (llcll leached by n comnerh Jury Th d l I on Nov. 13th where she wasncon- _____ lust night, afternoon \\'i)('l‘€' services were cou- Mrs. Jciul Cllilzigiiilll “u; held on riionlpson w_as _ held yesterday hl llle lllqllesl held lh me Olly l 9w‘? 4-1 0001111961 quite sudden- Vllfiolllg ll-flol H 69110115 1 11555- 1119 deuth occurred 111; vlctol-lu --____ dtic‘. ri by Rev. l. J. Llevy who also Frldlll. 1mm 11m 1lhllll. of 1le1- so“ aftcrltoon. F0 lowing n short pru- pllllce Coll“ locm yesterday all?” his? RY morning at. ¢he_ home sincere symptlJly is extended t0 q-lllllsllhv, November all“ or Mrs MggLEoD_MacEAcnERN_ M otigt II-Td ut tllc grave. I111 ~~ln~n1 Ml‘. Dcliuis ut tilc old holllcstend BR’ #0111160 l" “*5 m‘ rmdeme ."°°11 ""1 °°11<111oood by Coroner ° 5°“-D°1181R5-Tro1'e-1crs Rest, 111° bereaved ""111?- Charles Fleigher aged 66. at the Bollllot- Porsonose, North Rum n“ i ll the PLUPilf-S" COIIIFVJIJ. The m Arlington. Foltlwillu a short funeral services were held at Dh l_ _l_ Yam 0f G¢t0l8e Gunning at: the great i home of her sister Mrs. K- 0. Helm, the presence of immediate 1115"“ drcrs were: Henry ifacbeod, service at tile house, the funeral 36111111 Ullllod 611111011. Dllllslllfl- _._..__ h8g0 9° years. M_r. Gunning is a M") To REST- 711° 111119191 °1 after-s lingering illness. Mrs. Fle 11- 011 51111110831. Nov. 15, n‘ um Healilerldge, B. Benjamin, college drove to s1. James Church, nose 11nd were roglduoteo bvlRov- 501,913“ Lmvmq __ 51,, m, llolcllelodof Travellers Rest and had the late John B- Mol-llre» Noll-h er was born in West Royalty. ut MlwEochorn, daughter o1 M, . sill \Ir. Gllliilllt. Port Hill where a public service J- A. Nlcholllflll. “I10 1115? P1110151‘ votes from No. 82 C. A. B. T_c,_ M13 d 11m the old Gunning home- Wm)". WEB held YBBfl-rfdny after- had. lived in Victoria for several Mrs. Samuel MacEnchei-n hoillild _ -_i- wils ilelti, which was Ed obtlle BHWo-llf-"lllbolllyolfi if“? Beach Grove leave this morning for 5 a 111 his "life. He leaves to 11°°11 Wm" Servlces cmldumed m g8“ 591°“? he!‘ deul-h- H01 Blllllllf Point. was united in mrtt-‘riaqg y llh-Ellhll AT wool) lSLuyDg llllvlllllul Rcvl G4 51 ~_ MESslb. J, _S. Cflllns, F. “lirAfldl€\\l selvlce elsewllhle lh calllullh They mourn three sons, George Jh Doug- the Baptist Church by Rev. J. sposition and kindly petscllallty Roy Macaw Son of M“ N to The pgll- A. C. Foster, Frcti Webster, Alex um; Pl-lvales J_ Q Dollcelmy Tlg_ las and Everett and one daughter, Todd. The pallbearers were all madelrlther a fnbiéend of all. She “us: and the late Thomm Maclleocfnll; b1

-.'i'ht- {uni-rill of ‘the iiltc All"?! t-oilductl-ci both b<'i\ Mcmm and F1 “k Roper l M“ ca" a“ m‘ h I m d d Mess s duo mam r o’ the Unhe .1 .1‘. .1 1" l‘ ‘ T‘ ' '1 - - ' ' l. 1 I‘. ‘ - . l): 1. .1 H \1lt\1i1ul 0i woo bidHts \\ le N11. ClJldHCG msll R W Folland, Breadalbane, N8 n3 in Travelers YWP oWs 0 o “ell-W church and have mullmlngly cl h" élegiragedcgfkmlgqléileeéde “as l“

was ilcid from her lute Plliliips, Ira Ramsay, Havelock ———- I... Gass, Earnscliffo; M. L. Marteli, Rflfi- His wife predeceased him five Amass Home, Heber Home, Bored lcc silturdzly~ aiternoon, the AfdcLeun, Henry Yeo. Reginald BROTHERS SPEND LEAVE TQ- Georgetown; J. N. McMahon, East Wills s80. The funeral will be held Horne, Newton McLure, Preston “m” "m 911°" w “nwmhy "11595- cflthQflnes ullll the gloéfiusi 3i- , ~ “id-l. l-qnduqeu by chc Bucu and Fred Dehulsrs, GETHER —LAC. Scott MacQuarrio Baltic and J. L. Stewart. Oharlotte- 011 771111511113! at two o'clock from Neill. ‘Homer Neill. Many members Sal T? hl ed by Mr. John MacLeod fiend. -_ i Pllllii. The pallbearers -_i 0f the R. C. A. F. at’ Brantford, On- tlown. They were presented with cig- the old homestead where Ills son of the late Mr McLure's family c "leilage °pelqad°ns “l” 3h were Point, friends of the \'O1lii".. - 9C1“ Wale M Finley l\l.-.1<‘Do1l11;o1., pm: |]N'|‘_\’I‘[()f\‘§,_ O11 m,“ 11th tgirlo. and AC. l Clifford MBCQUQT~ arettes bv the Provincial Goverll- Everett now resides-B. were present from Cavendish, Rus- a: w brim‘; m “Y yfs m" t?" m1‘ couple. Rev. A. E. ‘Todd €<>.“.l"“"“‘ itodcrlck AltRuv. R. H. Nfilcxfliiuu, utqul 1..., “.111 11_1>11115 uuuel-eu at rie of tile RC AF. at New Brutls- lllfllt through lilo CRITY 0n Canada i. tico; also his son LAC. Holden Mc- d v 118m 1e sur acle c Har- lhe wlllldlllg ceremony l. unis/i Humor ;1llv1).,11u;u_ Dull ylucu-ul. 11w 1l1_1,., 1,1 3,1,; ullu M1,; M_ w_ wlci: are’ spending leave together Corps. 'I‘l~.e presentations were look- RlCE-BENOIT-A quiet wed- Lure of Toronto and Mr, w. Chcg- Y" 0 gill P8110 Wh oh crashed - and cilucrdil Llkilffpiltt‘. Iluernleut wuotl, (1105,; M11113; 1., 1.3110; two with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. 6d lifter by Mr. A. G. Bruce of the ding was soiemniud at the Manse tel s. McLure of Charlottetown, 113112;” B?‘ ° W119" o“ P0111! Prim mums-Li Vvood lslunds CBfllCiCf'y_ pnpulh‘; ytylmg meu wulluve Mg- Wilfred MacQuarrie, Victoria. Their 9111111011111 11581011 W111‘ sofvloofi- of BL Andrew's Church, Halifax. -.-—— l_l l, “m”? w“ any "we o! me Klllllllll, um spul-lleoh Jenku“ father was a hllVfll veteran in the on Nov. l4, when Miss Ruby FUNERAL YESTERDAY - The P ° l l! 011ml by the divers ~-——.--~:—--~--. ._. '5' M" “w” MA~F~ “'1” rtotlcn At 1m Prince c ' ‘ " . ountv

H. H. SOMERs RAJ-I who lluvc offered their service w Great War. A third 50h. Iiofll-h. Benoit of Charlottetown, P 11 1,, funeral of Leslie Murray who pass- ~ principal of Victoria school. has AWARDED CONTRACT __ wolk daughter of Mr. and Mrs, c. H. ed away in the Charlottetown l-Ios- w“ m‘ '1 5°1° “mm 11°11“ m” sum‘ Hospital Nov 18 i941 to '\ .-

becll rejected for service in the R. uh 1119 Qgnstfucflgn of a 811.000 B81111". was united in marriage tn pital on Monday, was held yestcr- merside 5mm“ is premmcd w Mrs Genrgcucictlch of l“ and 1 . . wltil rank of lllhll. l lllll lllvllvllulll (vlch C. A. F‘. W0C". cllllsllllclloll hl the Belvlce Mr. Victor S. Rice of Halifax. The day morning from the residence of “a” bee“ killed when the 111M111!“ Suuf 11 son ‘ Smnm“ t-llttudllt ilus bcerl _ol— wllll ll M11 gulch lllu-Su The boy; _ -——- plyulg Tl-lllllulg school’ sulnnwr- Rev. Dr. J. A, MncKeigan offi- his father-in-law, Mr. Aloysius ‘Washed mm the Se“ about a “"1" G0bp_hl;'1,he P El ll v

I 1i' Eel-flied. 1115 °.°""111=51o1l Lilfllliillti etcryillle pri-sctlt and all Mi". Leslie luurl-uylzo. died at the side, the contract award. of which “1111118. Tho bride wore a beige Sulllvlln. Vernon River. to 8t. °"‘ u“ ‘hm- Oct m, 1041 Mr ‘l... Mrs 0mm’ lolllll 5 5111 50111915 w (‘evoke pa“ Joined lll singing’ "For 'I‘hey are Chariotfelowll P10991131 91°19 W5‘ was announced from Ottawa yestcr- aflemm“ 111955 fllld l oorsage of Joacllimfls Church, where Requiem '—""" Golf. 1-1 11511811161". A u“ 0f his time i0 the R.C.A.F. Station Jolll. Ghllll Fellows The evening tlerdzly. He was an engineer and dllv Commenced several dhvs lull talisman roses. Mr. Rice is en- High Mass was celebrated by Right FUNERAL YESTERDAY” The McQUAID -At ch

"1 C11<'1'1‘1‘-1°1°“'“ ‘V1111’: 7913mm? w...‘ pic ltlv spent with music 118d ‘Worked 101‘ the P1°V11l°1a1 D?‘ A concrete inundation has been 5W“ 55 11 011/11 ollirlllool‘ 0n war Rev. Monsignor Maurice McDonald. funeral 9! the In“ chm” 5- lyolllltlll oll Nov e chammmown 11“ °@'-‘~11°"31°11 “m1 s? “m” llnd glut . which H delicious Porltlwli oi Public Works and pull-ml 11m lllllll. llllcl and the llhlhe construction work, Tile couple left Occupying seats in the Sanctuary MMDOUEBII W135 held yesterdny null M“; A ustn- 13. 194i, i... _\1l_ A tlltzrililiiz hofllllfl W111 1J9 lulu-h “i1, __ (ill ul» 111l- 1ll<11@5_ Highways and for co1liractillg_co1l_1- 11,- gplnu up at present. The build- "Y1 a motor trip to lvfontrenl and were Rev. John Sullivan, St. Dun- ‘rlgberllfimllhsfblitczwiiilfla short ser- 0.5 a dal-lghfir lgeuyfQvlllltl. 1,01 stat-d 0:1 bulllldls M Kile All- Slllglllg ,,l» 111v Nuuouul Amhum panics. Recently he was working rll mg l5 llecllllallv shaped and “mam- ‘V111 165109 ill Hallfllx upon their stuns University. City, and Rae . segslcgs werolaheldrelndegflogugegfg MucDONALD-‘At ciiyflailggllllll

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;. . anti tltlzci" ciliiizs will Luke . - P1111“ chum _ _ return. _ _ . lilp two alzcrlloons each week. bmugm me £2221“) a clam Mr. Murayywas a native of Cape §,l.‘_"ll“‘§§lel fiemlclglllllejlljgnesgléogfith; Sgwvvxérgilfiilogrlllllll‘ Kvelvlpéillzfigl-L Church~ nno were conducted by filslqglgxfibefi b? Mr. and _ ,_ ",—, . Tine funeral of the late Mrs. w. Brown but for 11101-9 than lo veers nminbenance building The contract . , Gordon ‘Rice, Clifford Sullivan. lief-la“; ‘X lgwdm‘ w“ “l” °" Cross twin boys D1, .°lll'I'"°“11° H'-'*|>R'"1 Ar IARANTUQI " S Stewart was held from St. James had been making his home st-Vcr- w“ alvlll-(lvd l‘, M F sclllll-mllll alnnlEn AT MAl-PEQUE- — A Cinud Henry, Allan Martin and ma a‘ e grave Interment tine 71nd Chari I n‘! Augus- 7311 11111“"‘-11 91 H‘ h“? ' Mwhael C ’ 1 VCSlCfdilV afternoon where non, P.E.1. He attended Prince of Company lllmlhhd ‘Sulhmerslde large number of friends Bflflwmd at William Hewlett. Service at the Canoe Gov? cenacwry Pallbearers Jhcltlll LAW etq Jamw 11 “W 11114 11'1"" 1115 .121” :1 ces ~\\'L'lL‘ conducted by Rev. T. Wales College and graduated from ’ ' ' ‘he home m. MT-B- R6113 B1111 Mo!" crave, in the church cemetery. was were: Mews’ Lnughun Mug“ town li0=1it_A the Chaflotie‘ T‘1~l"1ll1ll- 011 P1111113’ H. Busseii Soillcrs, MA. $311M Ddihousie University. hlnlmgv EvvtJQy LEAVE‘_ Lug equm m‘ wednesdaY “Emmi t“ 51° conducted by Rev. George McKen- mm’ James McDonald‘ Robert 1941 to ‘p M n“ NORWHDG‘. 16' h“ .1161.“ _ church, llllh lluh gfficinfed at the grave, In- slllvlvlllg ls his wlle’ formerly Rona“! I; Dgming and LAC Ran; onor to her daughter Evelyn who ha‘ CV55 R_ " MacDonald, William McEachern, MlwiMhlaMr- grill Mrs. Stephen J, lls “l .e llhqlllem lllhh tulmm Sherwood Celllelelvl Mlss Helen sulllvan’ R N“ or vefi am Nurbllny or me RAF bhab is shortly to be one of the season's i Fletcher McEachem, Weldon Tay- CAMPBEh‘. C or ottetown, a 50h llllg hl. l he llasllll.‘ R._.v_ Phllllehlels were Mh R _l_ RD‘, mm lotwmwn (Vere wéekend guests o! bfiides. The living room was pret- NEW DECK HOUSE FOR “up lor, The members of the Orange Hos m“ L-At the Charlottetown ‘111111 11'?“ 11159 “gm?” 531°" Presiglemflflth? Cmmdhmrul’ '?“" Mr and'Mrs John D Matheson tlgniiseifigtfitdttlwrlrig lfeeelivlessagiilepgit-ifig RY*A cumm“ m‘ the erecthm figeiatcfihlgugme the“ burial Se“ M1‘ pand flrll-sNgveWniibleiimieC 19411391 t w scrvice at. tie rave. Ssist- 11m and 1e 0 owing asL es - h; _ __ _ - ' . ‘ ' - ' . ' < 1 am 1 h g g p w fig??? Jgalslggxiggna sggfiyngfd Clyde River. Natives of English cit- i1. be was escorted to a seat of hon- °‘ M new dwk house °11 the fill‘ ______ Charlottetown, a daughteh 1211111

11': 1n the Sdllcttlitry were Rev. F. dents‘: ltfcssrs. N. W. Lowther, l _ _ t 1 l» wwl <1 T. E- ml .1~'.1::t.1..i::i°1:2 £111.: sz.zz..hez.az"o" some 11112211 is..1:'"°:..§<*W::.i..::““& owl-om Rvms- Mm»- $11.2...

.Tl‘~1‘ D-"lllbolll- 1111311111 11111 ‘Vm- H“~‘_31_‘°5‘ _ place Thursday, Nov. 13th, in the there lvelvfaéllve llllllld llls lll stew“; and Qlpelm Bglgleariol Bruce Stewart and Company Lim- are busily engaged a‘ present Hos itl _ M the chmlotmow“ . ll. Jlkilsilcrry, Mtu1-hl19 \\.(:1~¢I lvlcssls. Fted. C_. lloll, Nhhll, h; Jesus clllllcll‘ Wol, gramithreshm and otherbtilseasonal names and acclgxliqlaa malsto the lad’ Charlottetown’ and lt ls em cleaning up the ruins_of the Agrl- “do fir on Nov. _9. 1941. to Mr, 111111 <- 31 Jon“ T~ G1“ J9H“s' l" -A biloneshh‘ wAglee" caster’ Ma$ The bride wore a operations M? Matheson is him- were read by Mrs gonzgt regtff: ma“! WW1‘ W111 Eel lllldél‘ W117 “iiimli” Han on “any street IOCMiMVIf-Iaoseph Mmore’ C-hu‘ . Ernest Hughes and John O'- P1179 B991» 11711111“? For‘ ‘ mt gown of white slipper satin, with l he ' l l and handed w hll bld y soon. In the mcpntime workmen w c. w“ destroyed by u“ '9‘ “CH0 ‘- 5°“ ‘mseph Kevlll- Bulge‘ N' n DQ131015‘ Co}. A’ E“ Ings‘ a m“ length W“ Md tram’ and $13; llllnsviwitrzagongfathgregeltftiiinvgrige M11118! Wfoodslde 131W: livhighmthlgy, “'1 ‘he “me mm are busy clung" 1E6 siggedoxi; (tthtflabctiildclgl? lltolit is§4i3ur1gngi>°“lv"‘ services, LAC. Mnjor Matheson. so were Dlfloed on u... mm, hf Jean 1"! the boot "om o ooo1 b11111" 1° at the time for Public Bulldln 8 “no Mrs. Hubert 11111. 1 ’°°'“°’ -. .. . . - < < gtewul-lh - . . an oil burner. At sent the g ._ . c °5°1l- lice rcwtln Jlfiilkllls of Mt. Hc-r- }§l;':',""l§;° Ccllflmgzef‘ Jncghfiillfll; Miss Millie Slilllcy. who wore poa- gflgehang Pieflilulflglmshelsltlmlgveittf and ...,.uvT{}‘§,15'l“lZ..“,§§§ llmfflifflfif bunkers ate being cutmgway. The lmd whichdeslcflped 1151711158 15 be’ wfio=e1y~ 1011110113’ 0f Char. 1v...» ntiy Joined the P..C. nllh Mllhll‘ ll‘ Mhlllll Llllcol D cock blue turret-d with corohct. and loundl-Rnll ‘(Paglol lea; coll. l teem in which this young lady wgs work of convel-tlug the lelrv lo an nlgxgnetiovgeml n dpaelisration for fiance Iabnd Montreal, a daughter, m1 loaves TUUSGZY nlorniilg A“ lvlaclhlhholl" D“ s‘ o_ ll: R: lieu and huh-led yellow chyy5an- -— l1 J~ heldlMlsll Evelyh the“ expressed h" 011 burner will not interfere with gecldea 0t “v e bnlltedlh“ bee“ MOGUISGANmSE-

m4"? 5°111e“'11°1'e i“ Gang‘? Luge.‘ John Anderson Maurice 1119111111115- M1‘. Theodore" l-iflFolld __FVFNING AUX!!!‘ ‘RY thanks to all the friends for their T681111" 11195-511185» Tho new “e91 Hull angsmgthlneg Tali; bengdtgxieuifl Coutitv Hospi-L-alfizqov lgign“ hlvhll lungible proof of ms well“ R C_ slolllllllll P‘ lvl_ ma- supported the groom Fo owing u . I many klndllesses and expreuqolls ‘)1 contruction to be built on the top lllls connecllon ml.‘ {all m L Mn lmd Mrs .John. Mccuilén? 4 l I I

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1.. Council. - FlFLl E Morris, A. B. Cosh. D, B. rl d b t l ll l~ll ulvrv FAREViELL PARTY - S1’~‘“-“1" 6' H‘ B” M“‘>'“‘°m" E" s‘ ewasa klizgfsilélgd (by Elicia “ 1.

l V kl, reception the couple left for MEF'I‘lNG—'I‘he regular monthly good will on this occaslon, 511e, dock is u» be utilized for passen- ~ l. »,l evoilulg lust when his friends qihl, hlhhlbhls Ol- llle Clllllldlllll Prince’ Edward Island to visit the tneetlng of the’ Young Wcmens glnglng pm- she 15 A Jqny Good ger quarters. It will be about 80 gllbllllgcwgg‘ l1§§l1’“‘1’sl,§’{‘ll’{f‘°’ o‘ g-ledgtxghtlen flllfi oiti frcnl Sllfrollflfling lxllllllll wlllllcllis Auxluurl. 1,1 the grooms parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Evelllrlg AllXllld-{Y was held this Feiiow a delicious lunch was served feet long and 30 feet wide. Several Ye Y' lllml Nov l6 ‘"35 901-11113’ Hos- rw .. mcl at the Asfiolnbly H.111 I/rslcn. lillperitll Order Daughters Thomas Hughes, of Millcove. month in EDWIN-h H811 o5 l-ho by the ladies and the remainder of years ago. when the boat was an _wEDDlN€"TldL M" ' Gordan ‘Dilm- '40 Ml‘. and 11c Prct/estailt Orphalluge for a cl llle Elllllllh Queen hull-l. Needie- -——- membership has increased to such the evening was leaszmtly spent; 1n auxiliary to t-he S.S. Charlotte- ~ s " A V"? - Y. New Perth, a "r P1 E- '2$'.'.'...'.’.§‘“3E.§E.;.".'.‘%l‘ 12.:s*v:.".::i.».°"'i11:'"ct“adv 1 kl".,.tss'g.ras.zrt.s" ll°°l’cli°'l‘°“ll‘»nliilfi°lilliiéif° l? ill-l» .1. K1... .. MXR DiC’) IH'I"l. tw 1 a y. '8' .1 '. ~ - ~ ' . i‘- ' o!‘ tolordcltiseMr. 12.21911 05H“ a i“ alarge number of friends and nelgh- van, the president, presided, Mrs LLltWl-LYN-TIIOMAS-HILL - to make room for automobiles Wgdwzsday 11107111118 8i Seven £11231» NOV- 13. 1941. l0 Mr. and "or read a complimentary nd- Miss Mary Elizabeth Pearson, hours aisg/rlnbledd h} tlllfllsllllvzlcllolls C. H_ lohnson andthMrsh Hugrace gatulloltl/téy ‘afternoon Elsie Hill, “K510118118 belllllfio: T2116 DYIYl/gllflg v18’ hailgfilllngsvvhfih lvlfigllfgawé h ghh Gggga lgflghevemml 311'". l .ll lllll qll l 1 h uld d‘ .11 1" N111; G, pl-cd Pegvrggjl ome o r. an rs. e1 Cw- MacFarane were e 0s sses. Plug r o M1". and Mrs. G= -- an he martian . e new ec - '1 _l - _ v‘i.§1I‘§.‘-@.-§ f§§$.3.»..‘flad°w tile aliilig :11? 811C 3151'. P“ ‘son of Ha1i~ son. Hortslmlo. lilo Oovflfiloll b91111; Mrs. Harold Mllllgnn had charge Hill, st. Cathurines, ontm-loltollla: house will be above the one which {were °1 lsuf1mersh° W“ 1111' l§l€E‘l‘t"\lRT_At m“ King's 911111111‘ '01 ilcncr on hcllslli of those fax and PO. Hush E. Batten-l. of 1° lelldsir a farewell partyéttgfilllell of the program Plans were made united in marriage t9 myhlll Q1_ carries autos and the lower deck Arsmlgfullyagagl’ w Jgsephlmggd My?) a’ Nov- 17' 1941.110 Mr. and ‘illbi0li by Mt‘. DFWHX‘ Bolieln. Mr. the lwyal Canadian All" Force. for» 5°11 Lance 911111111111 Eve" 1“ ° ' for, the Cilristmas. box for Home ficer Mervyn Liewelyn-‘Illomas, W111 51111 be med for ferrylfli "11" om‘ arme' e ' ' Come Stewart’ 3/“111118119. Ijlrl lllus spoke briefly. The indies meriy oi Winnipeg were mdrried 5°" The 11199911155 w“ W11“ t” Missions. At the close of the bust- R.A.F., son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Way 0B"- bflde w“ V"? “mum” 1“ 3 T115‘ a‘ 3°“- of the Eluricl supplied dainty l-e- here Sflturday- The ceremony w“ order by Euphalet Hwm“ “l” °"‘ Hess moetlnz a very olooslhs duet Llowelyll-Tnomas East Grafton ——- "m" “mm” “m1 11111141111‘! ' hahlmehls usmd“ h“ once hall u: the Clmpe, ol sh hauls Ah,ll_ plalned the nature of the gathering was rendered by llvl, melllbel-l wmshlrll‘ Ehlglahlh The ceremony» __vvllDDmG 0F INTEREST To accessories was attended by Miss (“Rvtllll ‘to elx r s his surprise 11-. Cilurch m 1.1 111p Rev‘ A.“ c. 1111“ “"1" 111°“ 3m“ Mlmmmla“ after which d lunch W115 served was performed by Reverend Le- istlstvo FRIENDS - The follow- Boomoo Gouohl. who wore bolso MARRIAGE! m 5w bu? 192s... to L116 DcT-s- nilulci. culprit}. d1 uic Gleooral ‘l? 1e?“ ‘hell “Qlimssl 15;“- rmd social hour enioved.—8. Drew Gardner at st Paufs in: wodoiniz clipped from the Mono- “l? “m”; “l1” M'- gj-l $151111" h . M - “ ,. 1 ‘ -. 1;‘. onzio mo e 1o no? - l 1* ______ . . ' . qr .- 1 1 1 . n11 was es man. e uppy Mrs v1 iwpl3vvvecf<igdlltllLsillgratgiifn‘; 231L831“lggzlgiffiflgnéilctxléfilggiltig? w“ l1?“ f'l'1°dl1’“lffv‘~’lh‘l° ‘glam PRETTY HOME WEDDlNG.—0n gllilllii-iatllgs T12?’ vlzlllliii; cvoalflmféyutg; 1;‘ {sad rleylllftsivggualilog ggelllldtgielgtaralni N11111:? loolllllo 1111f"? lg: boot 11151195 (blfl-Tlsgmlggig? I. $1‘ ‘hi; , ', ‘ . 4| - .1 . -- .' 15 51111 ‘p d " N _ 14th 1; 1h; q K udl A =_ _' Buchanan Wedding-A wedding of ° 91‘ mllly ren .—S. " ° o1’ i: clgofligs ofmrllilgs aKJiglglx hyTiig-bbifflfihgrlillgiitilil Er méhgrrtliszz 331%’,l,{liglllllflfile.§"fl.lle*“;§lll‘;‘l§l§§;0305K flvirrelifygprefiify and iaiLCSQFSI- tendede byedvlrfs‘. lfiedciiliredaswlzztriltrl mm?“ t‘) “ l?” cllrgclel °f Ywtg! DEATH oTlIi-JOSEPH h’ glgeztbewghxqoliilgnlgxlzit? 3143,1941!’ i ~‘ .- . " e. »~ - ~ -. ofM t t — . - ' ~' --o-o "mo. o o.‘ o solo ihiii““3£§.駰§.i’é?.%3..“'éi.‘§.l£i2f 3€..,ll‘3.’;°'l§1i'.'~““‘3.€.é°"‘...°."~ w- ...*:.*=.. M21212." um?“ 2...; ~mtuwuu~<=lo~ heszs°oeheod “om v ll (‘low ll-"Slllh; SD11 5a o 131-118 B‘, 1110011 1.01111 0_ 0 80b‘? lJl and dancing. music being furnished low“ ‘vlwn h" only. daughoer while Ehe- ins-ll r _s lman Buchanan, 79 stendman Street. FY1- ‘“Man" fmnds learned W111i regret. lotm Boothroyd B,A_ q Char. illld llllilily 13111111185‘- “1111 m1111< 1111? H“ Corsage "lue- by James MacDonald. A _del1c1ous _ t v 1 9 S Wele Fight du November llllh when the“. of the delllh m“ pl-ldlly o; Mn Jll_ ‘JWTI. Eric Temple Wilson and v _______ lvu 01 mululllu l-Osulh lllllvll “.85 Sellled bl. llle 1auleh A1161. Alice was united in marriage to Mr. Lieutenant Hackctt, Flying Of- dayl‘ m" Kathleen Blanche been“ Seph Maclllelll, who dml alllls home Alice Stalker Bvryenton, bath d REYISITS \'A'l‘l\'l~i Pllgvflyfffi- Miss Louise mfvcotllbrcy ofb-Syd- hflVing sllellltll lllluiv ellllll-llllue 0v- gllifiolvvcilltstghvggltlagfhllflvé ‘Fhéaefigt; gceeérrd qfr and Flying Ogilcer llleghlllle of Waller ll Blllitoll loll in Wellington Centre, after an iii- lli- iilll 1;; OBrlen. vlSl 111B llhoo ney was bl-idcslnilid. s le wore i-own ening the par y r0 e up in 1e wee ' . _ - 1e groom WBs an o cer of Mn and Mm Alfred gal-toll uess of some months. Mr. MacNeili TH —- WEATHERBIE _ A1 111112.22 112:... "tiétnéléii .2:.2“':..§:*;.'-1::.oa*; 1'1"“ ___ 1.2.1:. $'.‘"Z‘.f§‘2.'f...?.‘%i‘.l‘f....i‘.‘l° $..“‘§....’.“..°.l§;i2.‘.‘é§ can: s": vo“o<;,"-,,*3"~ o- BM’ s". '1.':.:tl."=.§'..§e..1.°.:::.i.:1: is; Stirs; ‘limfgllgggllmg- l _ _ ' _ - ' ~~ . . _ . . . ' - - . . o per ol-me s ceremony v. . . ltutchlhlilglf lhlirllghlmg lg Asellcvzirel plnk roses. 1 l I WEDDgNG BLHf-{Illesltlnahigtllihe lgllsvflllsttkyerbilllriilevvlhtir wasxfgglvlfih l-lleilgvevagtwgllllknowré Ofll the rifle ln the presence o; l-elauves and grtiewsélsltlelztiiarlyhin llilfe he located l 28.013. A., Reta. West erble of Vii. out _c" - t h. d. 4i Lt. John Blllgham of the Royal took p ace que y n _. s h‘ t 1 d . . l _ ey an payed rugby h-lelldh The hlllle, who was lvell m; on w ere e was 11 suo- 118 teen to John Hugh MacBcth c, QBulfill leltbihe s all M “£0.10? Cllllhhlllll Nhllll vollllllcel- Rllslu-ve, Chapel on wezltlesday evcnlrlg Nov. 1311111111 on.“ otlke veéry ‘sweet ill .1 lot East Sussex as well as for ills 1h mul-rlalle by her lhlhel-l ellflmll oegesgul farmer. He was most. highly gflzlhelleyue. liii=-“i"l»l‘fiol fill .. éiyltiliéif “.11: .1°".1:'.Y lzmlmziov‘: “sir: o: is. *1"..“"l."* *1‘ 11'":- liavelll l‘...il"...°$.1:1:.1"la1.~..t1;c..:il§*1‘l:’%."sn.“.;“..i1m" l1. siillll priest, rector o! st. James h . f‘ _ll‘ l" m _d_ M1 "A d Bl ° lw F ‘d’ d ll ll_ pgflgr 1,0 1,111,’ maul; o; lhe wed. Mm mom” 11l d‘ l’ ._ n“ e m‘ “C p“ e y Mora Welsh and one son Emmett Rev. fleo H '11 ' ' ' by c““"ed"al..lcl ten years and Po-‘lfll Phllgfclfihulc payed e “e less“ ljllfinl, axllfls péxldgog ding march, played by Miss Ruth lands, North Qivsfiiéh,“ cm“ “gllflleglsl: rwfiflblrgflhbzctsg: on the homestead snd' several Peters of Chaleliilxcitetowftl 151d lfuyhf rlcst dullng the remaining 1'91"‘ Ofilt of town guests included Mrs. this city to Mr. Arthur Hnwllrd Mc- Chfl-olle- 5116 oflffled 8 bouquet 01 h ea m maml and wore h 00ml!’ grandchildren. The funeral took Zeen Woods o: Lot 65 ' M’ .1. '5 1mm.“ 2°. W“ in“? iledlfv‘: a. F. Pearson. the bride's lllbtlier. tlccd o Brookfield, P. E. 1. The pink Hobby days roses. The ooro~ 51111101‘ -- $111114’- NUPTIAl-S- bouquet c1’ Talisman roses mu $§fill°‘l‘h*4‘§:“" mgwlffilmm m“ ‘JURLEY-MoQU-AID-At st. Anne's ‘Druid M15 vfciitnileacglrtioyn cdilXlng-Jlhg Mrs. J. E. cotterell, mother of the yollthfu bride was attractively 1110M’ “"05 1110110111100 by Rev. A qlllofi Pretty wedding took Place maiden hair fern. Miss Evelyn Gunn and WE! l; efmglwglleg Uhlllcll. Lot 65. Nov. 12 1941, mm‘ a 0 v '91- qroom. of Montreal. R. F. Bottereli, gowned in dusty rose wool with fllomoli W115i)“. 115515595 by Rfiv- °11 Fllllfsdfly evening Nov, 13t '1, at was the bridesmaid and wore a dress hm Q1115 ohulauu h; ml Rflllell-l I?“ L“ 361W“. P. P, Allies bouquet Dollllld BOOUITOYFI- Dllllllfl Ell! 9 "Clock at St. Matthias’ An iican of blue wool with matching scclela- MaSPB q and Anna Faustiilll t» 0f LOK 65