La 2.3. 1953 I A THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN PAGE i;,l.lwEN . "'5 Whsml" G"A'l””l" Ont. Member Addresses Death Sunday of iMcNuliy Thrills Mrs Milton Cannon Wins

PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE

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GEORGE CLOW and 05036! WOTTON

norm Phones: ms and am. , .m....m. 2 The Guardian may be bought at any or an Mr. Donald A. Fleming. M. 12., mg on behslr of Mr, price re. Mr. Fulton Gordon of Monti-ose I The Can.ads.1 Packers Jumbo (olIo'In' mm in guu.u....lu., Progressive .Conservat.ive member minded his listeners that their posed away in the Western Hos-1 ,Jax:klJ0i contest wuconciuded inst nu Mont. ,1 summer Eu-QQI; Gum-ll" nmnu,"1 g1 uhgnl 39.3, for Toronto-Eglington addressed a candidate had only been defeated Ditli eariy Sunday morning It the ' I "s " evening iii- epliroximli-eiy 7-10

"IV. N",.-.1.hq1 who," sang; Mug G.udQt' 5-; Guam, 3",", very largely attended Conservative by lilo ya in the last general Ike of leiieniy-f0in' yelre. He is 1”" D,m,.u.v. mm”, gggouu 3;.-en; 1.1.1.11 ".11., 1-,,n,,,,,1 meeting in the Verdun Theatre. election, a situation that he ex- the last surviving member of the Wu" 5"...” vlncglg ounce", no nun" 3",", Ehmnr. 3,", OLea.ry, last night. Mr. Fleming pected to be reversed on this oc- family of Mr. and Mrs. David

3?.::.l”;...lf3,l”2l.S:32:;”..?'..3? Woman Passes

swered her phone with the correct

hen”. um. sh"... Find-. awe", conwm much is known as a forceiul speaker and casioll. Gordon of Monirose. Mr. Gordon sreetins 01f 'fY0rk Toinlio Juice”. -5 1 M .1 11,1115 .5 gh 511. '31.,” In K"mn;,wl clebsterzin the House of Commons Speaking of a shortage of hydro lived for a number of years in flhrfreby zviniims the DI1'1ize of 8200. camea;yM1:n;1Ln1;1(;nn1e ue:1he

W351. HHNCB orncs and me with tremendous applause electric power across Canada he the United states and more re- e1-1.39 lit” W::1W0”1 "90 3-1' ' Western Hospital. For many years

ubuwm "uh Wnn mptmnuu "1 from the large audience in atte.n- stated that when atomic energy is centiy in Alberton and Montrose. re-Sui 01 neorr enliierl in HM Mm Rgnnje Wu , wgu hhowh

dance. Mr. Gus Peters. president developed commercially, Prince !id- By trade he was a competent

week's contest. and therefore 5100 k of the West Prince Progressive ward Island must be one of the carpenter. Although life brought cl" in ll" llmlllw ll! ll” 'l' 5”

"um" "'1 om” "ll "'3 I""' was carried over to this week's Myrmh C011 1.1,” .1 a1.1m1m um

-50:-rnats. Bedeque tonight.1 ..1)ANcg, - may wgdhggauy, Conservative Association, presided. first provinces to benefit. to him many difficult experiences Winnei'- later at (h, Alhe,-wh 5101.1 sh, cnrleton vs. Lower Bedeque. old Lower F1-eelgwh school, Mr. J. H. Price, Conservative In his speech Mr. Fleming scor- he retained a happy disposition Mrs. Cannon Ilons With he! began her Senqce with thh, 11,1.” ah .M... candidate for Prince County in- ed the government for high taxes. and his last long illness was borne hii5bB-nd ha-'2 been 3 regular i0i1- when ,he M5 3 young woman And ..zu.!:BBLIE - Liberal Meet- -FUNERAL YESTERDAY-The troduced the special speaker and loss of export markets and the with courage. His first wit; the 1 10V-'e1' 0i the WW0” eVer Since if lt continued uhul he, ugh-emehg W in Ellerslie Hall tonight. lune;-g1 01 oh; tale C51-,;1 wllllum in a short address. said that if extravagance and waste of the re- former Miss Mary McNab, pre- . started ten weeks ago and With iliteen or more years ago. Since .j Mallett was held from his late elected one of the first projects armament program, quoting many deceased him about fifteen ymrs Were delighted When told by the that hme she hu 111,911 111 1.1"

.COMI T0 the ice cream ao- residence in Summerside yesterday to be undertaken would be the excerpt: from the Currie report. ago, In 1945 he was married to Jumbo Jackpot Operator that she home 1.111339 0fE1m5da1e1 For the 1.1.11 in Wilmct Valley hall, Thurs- afternoon with the funeral service improvement of communications Dr. I.. G. Dewar also addressed Mrs. Esther iPridham)) Mclviurdo ha? him the hhal -lack?” ll” "'15 past four years she has been in 1111.1 July 30. conducted by Rev. Daniel Math- with the mainland and the estab- the meeting. whose death omurred two years 5" we 1 failing health, she was eighty

eson. Pall-bearers were Ralph lishing of a ferry boat crossing at Present on the platform were J. ago. He is survived by ii daughter. Canal-in Phfikerh Ltd were hl3h'1lyegp5 of age, ,.-rgunlilts will be received upiDodds, James calms, Robert pal. West Point. W. Don Campbell. M.I...A.; Mr. Dorothy. 13' P1935” Whh me ihleher” 5hh'h"h Surviving are two brothers and

11,1111 noon, August 12, for the read- imer. Archie Sharp. eorge now. Mr. Fleming said how pleased Hubert G-audet. M.L.A.; Dr. L. G. The funeral will be held from 1,1, or meters for Bedeque Power1ness and Thomas B op. Inter- he was to be "back once again on Dewar. and Pat Morris. Dresident Montrose United Church this Compgny, Lowest. or any tenderlment was in the People's comet. Prince Edward -Island and speak- of the East Prince Progressive (Tuesday) afternoon at 1 o'clock. not necessarily accepted. George ' cry. 5,. Conservative Association. gumpbell, Secretary. '

throughout Prince Edward Island We 315.9, Arhhu, and 31,511 Rm.

in this contest. This contest was open to every- 31:, h;l1(1l f;':"1;Q111l,31lsl;l:e wlma" (Mu. one listed in the Island telephone The 1111,9131 W111 ibe hem from

dlmihri" N0 W001 Pu”-WW9 l”5lErnso'aie United Church Wednes-

0 Mrs. Carroll Church and family lmlumld lo llmelh. day at 3 pm. with interment in JHOWER 1N FREE-rowxhh in 3pehd1h8 , few week, whh he, Pi'UVlnGlaI- 1J1g1l(i1eD:o1iol1l1ti151t;l1l!g5 y:1eui'1te1ngthzteheJu1r;':1i1Jst:1lthe church cemetery,

shower in h”h”lh1'1”t Ml" hlld M” and 3:l1f:hl':' Mr" and M” Amhlmy continued from page 6 ten weeks: 5

Wl1';g:nlf”;",f,',f1”w3” ,f;fd”l:f”,,?:f, . . . Y ' hE l 1. Miss Elsie Hlckox. Charlotte-isCf9Cl'CCkeI'Sl Flee

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mm 0,, 11.111, 1-,1 whm ,,..,,,1.. And Vicinity Mr. Starlley Richard and Mr. Major A. F. Gormley. PEIR 43 :3?'312'Ml;l;”Plllfllll1,1:f;fg.' f3l1l1l:l,:Wii'h Tennis Funds relatives and friends gathered to -Mr. and Mrs. Tiimon Arsenault Anihuny Berniird. reCenii.V' Spit-ni Lt, R. E. Jenkins. 28 LAA ' l ' ' ' l mg

ioitetc-ml; 4. Mrs. Calvin W. Wood

wng,am1h,, th,m1,,hd 10 we1wm.. 1,1M”1 N01.” CWOU1 and mo and family of Ontario are Visiting a day in Charlottetown attending WOL. A. D. MncMasters, southpom 5 M155 1.1919,, 1.1a,dy1'i TORONTO. (CF!-Big Winners P.)

Mrs. stavert to the community. chllareh Gerald and paw” N1s11lWiih relhiillel he". lha ""39""? 01 P- E 1- Credit E. C. Sills . .. V Howian; 6. Mrs. Stanley Baker iihe Canadian tennis Ch5rnPi0r!' Duhhg the evening. While the are spending a couple of weeks ”'m llllllm Lllaglm Gnr. H. T. Vesey. 28 LAA . lsummersidm 71Mmw11hamr1-,.a1h.'lships which wound up here Sun- whldlng march was being played whh he, moghm-1 M151 Robert C Mr. Ha.rold1i1)esRoches. Hamilton, A Capt. E. R. Burke, PEIR . 1 0.1 M11 Ryan. 111 Mm John D day were safecrackers. Shortr by Mrs. Allison Pro-fltt. The bride Mucnohuh-l1 Ontario. is Visiting his father. Mr.. Mr. Claire Ar59h5Uit- 90h Oil M1 .Cpl. W. M Beatty, RCMP lMcGulgall. Hope River: 9. No wm.l;aiter the matches finished thievei and groom were escorted by Miss -me" Jhhh D"Rl”h”- lllllll ll'l”- Tllmhh A 'lr59r”"'h l'la5:Gnr. w. E. Hardy. 23 LAA 47, . f,..,.1 and 101 Mm 14.1.0.1 ga,.,,o,, ljimnxied 3 window at the Tornnir Marion Lord. and Mr. Lloyd Ram- Mr. Angus MacDonald. Miss. ”? immled P” C" H0spllal' ll” "Cale l'Gnr. A. Court, 28 LAA ' Charlottrsiown. ' Tennis Club oiiices smashed oper. sex followed by frier1lds10f lithe Jean MacDonald and Miss Irerlelollflh 1Elel;-ll.1.A”ehn.wll' T(tlloI310' l mem 0! an mmlled handl iehplo 5- Jr MCC3h9- PEIR r l' i ' ' t The numbers called last evening lhe Sal" hhd fled Wiih h4.700.

bride carrying many Wvey ll ts. Ramsey were business visitors to ll" 5 Vsl lllg l-5 hl'”h5 1' ”"r' r. R. Andrew. PEIR 71 ,. . ,-were drawn br s, .. -:-- ---.

The gifts which consisted nf sllver- lsummerside. lmd Ml'5- Thwdme Amehalllh i M955” Ambrose and Alelllh Mlle" ifllilg. R. C. Barwisc, RCMP ltvaiifgr RNl1:l;':1,ltynnglaboggxgryggtgeElan, wife or rlro.1.V,"Eu:l:.f:nEufi:,l.1 Two eggs will provide nearly alt

mm, china. electric lamps. and 1 iD-onald who have been VlSlfil'llI!Pt1 M1 M1 WOOC11 NNS11 many other beautiful and useful Miss Irene Ramsey has return- Ml" Cllielll" Allsellllllll lll. slillelallll” and lllelllls lll Vllllolll isgltl. R. Vessey. RCAMC . items also is substantial sum of ed to her home in Poplar Grove Raphael "lelllalell lllll llzlld lllllll.' palm of me .Pmvlnce llllve ""Gnl-. R. Vessey. 28 LAA

money, were opened by Mrs. Jess? after spending a few days at the dlly "ll lllllll 5' Ml' Alsellallll ll lllmed to me” resllellllve llOmeslI.AC. W. Warshick. RCAF

-audience in the Canadian Legion ilvllhlhl" '-ll Ihduslrii hhd N331”-'l0l ll ilelsllhls dall-V l'9cillll"9m'm' Hall St Peter": last night with nlR950””e5- hl Vlmllllll D- fine selection of Scolcll and Il'lSlll

The acliipperke. a tallies:

Bradshaw and Pauline Hammill home at Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Mac- lll lallly 3”” llellllll llllll W55955” lll weslelll Clllmlal C t. R. A. Mccnbe, PEIR s"llg5' loll” llllll, llmlclls . . V"- dog, was nrilzlnaily used on Belgian and arranged on the table by Donald. B. bright mind and a remarkable 1 h-- .Gl:1l1l11 W welsh, 28 LAA 1 hel on11Y1Vcdllesd2:3ihiggteof barges M g guard and vermn Mildred elmllher Tl” 'l'lcl”'ll "lellloll" Dllllllg llll llll' M” llllllli ll ll .”ll””lll leglllllell ll”liLz. P. T. Hooper. PEIR . 4 lle lll aiipeini t Sl9WilTi.'1l:idl0l'l kill”-

verses were read by Mrs. Fenton The Messrs Lawrence Miliigan llllll plllcllced llle lmd” lll lllll50l,l' Coll" lvlclllllnoll Jr" Slllllhlsgt, G. A. Coles. PEIR 4 legll,lll.l'lll '. lmouhll will be 111 K”, - l -h

slmmom land Mmlhmnardl Manse. and Ray Murphy lllmed Summep Caripfrxllter Mir: Carmifre bmlderl Ht: linll lrllerls R xltmmlntl 1;? F' lCPO L Lewollyn. RCNiR) 45 ;llc:l1l1l51l31:y11.:l1l1':bl6. 1ne.1r1..1md1L. 11.111 an l The first English schools for pm. The ramp nder of e even ng was side on business recently. ho 3 5 ll'0l” hr? 9 hihhiinihh P 3- ma -5' 7”" S Wl” l ' .,--' f ' 1 . t I i ' fcssional artists were founded by giant in music and dancing. music that grace the church yard at Monilher 5 Speedy r9C0Very. l TYROS lfhday iliziih S11. Godm..11. Khem, 1,, 17111

- -. ...- 1. . being furnished. by Mrs. William Miss Adele Jardine has return- :C”"”'l- 3” Ah-"llhhllh recalls W0Tk' "1 l V ms mews on an Occasions mu h in eagt-di.st-l7ic:-t---l 1 . .

Gahmt and Geraldine Haffjeld1 ed 1,, her home 1” meetown am, :ing in S'Side 70 years ago and he Master Raymond Ford. sheen sti commence at nine olclock with the

- ' Gnr. P. Jenkins. 23 LAA 45 l I dmim on being 75 cents In the norihem and eastern dis- Drliclour refreshments were served spending a few days at the homeipinnted trees that are still stand- Summerside, is spendiniz his vaca- E H 1111 YRC 1 11 44 Dr C55 01 5 l A 1 . 1,1. the ludlmmhg, :crmMr1 and Mm s1m1,1.y 1.1u1ch1nu ilffiegrbtzlgt tlgehalrapwelrll glfln11t1l1lq:rlulsa1reli:1lr1, lion with relahiyes in Southwest. giar;.e1WW1 Eia1rN31;1cDOm1C11 4411:;-11adul.s and a qunltcr for child 1111-1:11: Ma111orLw111redPBurkeBmg atthdwilijnncgmexcgggthwseitepg ' . A i 11 t id ML M ,' C . , R. N R' h- SDUCC For reservations call Peter Mc- lfs 3 5 ah 955195 1P9 ah 1where longer line and heavier gear Personals hlanrm strsednau1f1h vrels on lieuti mongs 22:1 aamfelrsrgnt V1511 acmj L11-C011 w1J1MacDOm11d1 PEIR 42 N1111111 50561 more greeted by a large and en- 15 1151.111 371 1 Mr. Elmer MacDonald Union- 5 93 ll 3 50h 5” -59 P . -7 ll ll .1 l .1 . ,- . ' -1-1-11.011 h 311011-19, 5011 Edward C frignds lh Summerslde ICapt. J. J. C0i'm0i13. RCNlRl 4-'1 -ehwvh----v--- lllslas ll all lellce asl Monday " M: and Mrs.1Dan Murphy. Sum-11lvlIl11;l' ll;l25Ob3e11Yl5l&”l' ;1l11c'3;n:101;h3 :11: s.s1de1ll,1m.1, Me 111.1111, mu, gen," ....,. ' icadel C. MacDonald, PWCCC 411. 1 night in Kensirlgton Rink, when s.1 merslde. motored to Bathurst..Th1111Sda1 l em1h,h,1 lhhhhhg his grandson Mr, and Mrs, simon Gallant ;mdlG. MacLennan, Jr. 41 Tracadle Pansh they piped music for a. two hour 111131 on sutur-dgy to spend the l' Herbert, and his great-grandson familv are spending R weeks vaca- hvh concert. sponsored by the Ken- xooek-end with Mr. Murphy; mo- M15 Gleasm-w1111ams summer 111111 "111 12 years. - mm -in Mom Camel Wm, 11.1911. .shoot off for Navy Cup and I-lirstl Cmmmed from page 5 siington branch of the Canadian ther. i . - -e.- P" M e in the Prowse Bros.- mweg.--iri - . : 981011- jI ilgde 1159:? lhhe h”k'ehd Of -l"lY Mr and M" E J Agsemu" or Danna F1111 L:1l1z1eMBg:nhyw111 take place on ghclbrances and lovmg Dr3.iPr5 Will; A gaily decorated stage at onel lvl: I emome cl her parenm Edmonton Alta "accompanied bv Mr and Mrs Fred Davis andiaoo-yard range at the conclusion oilfoiiow you. , . lend Of the rink made 11 Periecl AlbGI"l'OlI Clld Dornalclmd rs" Wmlam L" Mu" their children Gail Virginia and daughter carolf accompanied by the City of Charlottetown Matchl W? he? 3'0" P9 Weill ""5 l””'1settins for the colorful and aim- ' .m. Eddie Brian. are. visiting Mr Mrs Macliean all of Rockland. on Tuesday 23 July. 53. Par1ici- lmhhllll of 0” 51”?” ”l””l' lllllll' .0r0u3 Wstiimes 0' the lads and 195' Muster Alum wllllam, ha, ,9. Arsenaulis sisters Mrs. J. Paul Mass. recentlvlmolorerl to P. E. I. pants: 0 C. T. Baines. RCNiRi ' i,h8 glallllllll. allll llelllly ll.lIl.l1l1d, l5i95- The large hhd ah”? Ylhh PTO” Y turned to his home after s end- Perry and Miss Alrldlne Arsenault and were guests of Mr. Pnd Mrs. and Gnr. C. 0. Strong ll A TK' iwlshes as llgalll We pllll” ll" j lvlded the conditions needed for "1 in a few claw; 3; 1h h pg hl summerside Mr Arscnault lg ll Thomas Chappell Central St. Sum- Rosary Oi V99” ihhl he has gale1'ille best enjoyment of pipe music. A.-Mr. and Mrs. Byrnn Haiidyrwholungde and gum 11;, o:1edoMr5s diamond culiter bv trade. Two of merslde. Moore and McLeod Match .V0li Y9h1i”5 hill "51 ”lVl"f'lll51l llllilzl Mr, Wilfred Burke was master 1 ' were married recently in Tomnto . ' ' ' l .2 zni Jesus feet. Mal all his bPSSll ..5 01 c91.emm.11Cs who announced the I 9 115111118 1.6111111.” 1n Mbermn James Williams. his brothers Ulric t1spudl and Alyre d B1 h S 1d d 28 LAA so yawn mis (1.1. Wm. R3;a14v Chm, 1101101111111 pwgmxw 7 ' i th Is d t s t. M . Si ex rc . ummersl e. , w, 1:. H y. -, ”l ” ' ' ' - "ll Elm5dlll" I Mr ma M1-5 L”-nhc, M1111. aAsl”:C:l:llii einterxigs :0 ll:t:elfrne- lvhamharl brtlaeh visiting relative: in'Sgn1r 131 cgle5,a1:Em, . -19 '.W-”ie- Strnthspey, March and Reel. and gen and family. were visitor, .1 sent at a family reunion here next Aniisnnisil. N. 5.. has returned iolcnr. W. L. Crockett. 28 LAA 43l .. -. ...- ...-.-.- "The 79lh'-5 Farewell "3 Glhlhll”-" Dl' llllll M”' Allled B”lllCa' ll" me home of Mr, and Mrs Elmer month. Annther sister, Mrs. Henry hrr home. lsgt. P. J. Landrigan. 28 LAA 48l Gaelic Song. "Ho Ro Mo Wig- 3333 V1y(1l1ie:1r1l1.111;i11r1l111d1c3t1ild1:"1::n11llr”'a:1il1. Macbomld Un1om.a1e on 1111.11, 19 Palace of Jersev Cltv, will also be r---r Li B B. Jones, 28 LAA . . 481 and 11m Doun Bholdlieach" by Tommy ' 8 ' ' l ' . - , -.. d.i ' ' v 48' and Heather Burke. 1 present. Mr. an.l Mls. Samuel Mr.-iuslen C 11 W1 1,11 13351111 RCMP , 1 s:,l1l1l1l1l:llyml” 1l11”ellll;ls1:l:1aMlll1;lell1; Muster Thom” Murphy spam -h- Summl-rside, wore recent izuests o.'111:)1 G1 ,1, Rogers. PEIR 481 Solo. "1 kiielons V-0 Gin!80W.' l the yreolpghd 9': July 19 he the A disastrous fire was narrowly Mrs. McAuslnnd's mother. Mrs.-11111 M1 y MaCLe1mah1 Rchlvlc 431 Donald Bur e. 1g1ue::l':11:;h1t1l:f Ah1l1):l1.e1(;l M” John home of his grandmother, Mrs, averted at sollthwes-t Lot 16, re- Colin Mcxinnon. Sr., Southwest. .5311 Rl1l111 .I.hm.bum1 RCA1.-r 431 1 11 11 Argym Brand sword DRMC1 by. ' ' -Ed d Y Vi t l W t. cenilg when the home of Mr. and F 1 1 1 M. M 1 4, M .. .1 he 3 ,1 Houston four Smiths. V11 1111 M 5 F P Fraser Mbe1,.,.l mlln col corn es Mrs.lAndrew J. Rigelow was dis- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer1i1"tam:r wO'E1Ac1I;1g5 QC as as , .. 47 T:x1,:VSI1l11.l1.?:l:1l1. 101.11, ?1.1mdS amp DQ111316 sword DBME1 s1.111.1ey1 1 . .143 wniia. .F Mgr ;md 1111 M11 and M”. Quin Mucpohulcl covered to he on fire, Prompt. Sollthu-psi. were recent visitors .. Ca'pt1E1R1Bu1-kg1PEI'R. .. 47 1.E1Rm.e5 m 1..1.ee,1mm on 111111. 15 And Tommy Bm.1m1 1 (:ll' l r" I r 1 alwere visitors at the home of Mr. RCUOI on the Dtiri Oil neighbors Summersidc. I , C51 R C1Barwlse, RCMP 47 M. Arb1ncr is a former rosidelit oi, Pipe Selections by Donald BLll'kE,l Ball; ';f1lf,l;,,f?fol,l,dl,;,l4l1l,I.l1l,l5lZ,a,,l'y mo W and Mrs. Louis Ramsey on July 19 nnniiv exiimulshed ll” bl” T" s lit. 5. l:'. MacRne. Rama: .. 47 1..;,,'.,m..n,”l.ar-trig lived the early;iwinner of Gold Medal at Pug- . which required strenuous efforts.1 -1.11, ,1” wharf at Grand RiV9i'lPte1 M1 M1Wood,NNSH 47 yea” 01 his me in South Fr9c- fwash, N. S.. on July 1;, 11 M. 1 lb 110 Mr. Roy Murphy has returned The r001 09 ihh hm” W35 c0h' Lot i4 has been completed. My-nls M T F, Baines, RCN4R) 47 1011.11 Two years ago he visited his Solo. "Road to the Isles. Noreen .. wenl:51l3I;1olVl:,l.eekl;l1,l11,l1lhe;,'1r :ndel11,11:"ii0m8 lifter being emPi0Yed in 143- 5id91'ablY dll"”li"l'l' who were amazed there have gonelsgt lG1'A, coles, PEIR 46 home land after an r'iiJS'S!lCE of 49 smith: encore. "The Bonnets of D ' brador for some time. l"'” i Etzmonl Bnv to assist in the. l W D E MacDonald vv curs He is guest of lllS SlSiPl"E0n1-lje Dundee," Glllllllll w3l”ll' Sulnlllelsldt Misses Frances and Beverly 0 'cllllel ' ' ' ' lei ' l A ' - -l r " .. . (gonsfl'll.”.iiOn of a new wharf all SDUCC .. .. 46 Mrs, Maud Crockett 0A Sunlmei 1 se1eCo11oh5 by the h5hd1 Mg. . The many friends of Miss Joyce Barlow recently spent several days mat 1,131.91 V W h. k RCAF 111111 11 46.11.de1 Nabb.5 Hm.np1pe1.. Mrs Knkwood-5 lllllrellllglllnrllllllil ?0r(ittj8lel':.lllvll;”A:i3r;'yiJilio11:5"; glnlelg: lilllrclilerlrlieldndlsisflr MM:cEFh:hlerhaa:i M H mmnnd Gamble andixallgl Colt: lgall,-;LAlI:EIR l llTh am friends of Mrs George lx1a,llv?'l' and wnst Covered Moun- - '1 c ears. in v 1 1h1Mc e, r em ,' A - 1i . liontrose. 1 recovgfi-1 S side. 1 . George McDounii. Moncton, N, 1g1i;i1ptGRG Mm;1e1lman1 PEIR 41; Jardihe are pleased to see 11hel1l 50101 "The weddm. 0. Sandy MC1 . i --- ”i were recent visitors to Lot 16 an ' l st n , 47 A.Tk. 46ihome again after being a pa zen .K1e1n -1-ommy 13111-1191 islfrgungsatlcrgnthflhzlilljlofllig-m:l?:ill Ml' Allglll lvlllcmlllllll ll” l" M" Arlllur Ym Tyne vnlleyl "llcl"lll" 338 E: Liewel1r3llrI.gRCNtR) 46;in Prince Count)" H0-lPilRi W 5" Solo. "Roamin' In the Gloom- M” hank P Fraser Albert”; turned hflle miter spending a recently visited her sister, Mrs. Fygh, lmrs-W1 E1 H11111d1,1 YRC 11 45.91.31 "E1151 1111.. Mlmorie Smith: emora ..0h ' ' l weak at1 1111; homemof. hisuuncle Samuel Barlow, Wellington. Ml-51 John .1. Bigelow. southwest. CPC1 S G Bow1es1 RCN 45 hw- 1 K1 11 m1Where Is Your Highland Laddie ": . an aun. . and s. Cyr Wil- r--r left, recently on a visit to Moncton ' ' ' PEIR 45. Miss Myrtle Perry c” n o Gone1.- wan: 1:nI'EOlizItBf.iIt;tC0lfLrhkl:'l. llum' Clwendm-L hp hm. mdMl;-&s".Pl1Jilllllc :11: when we Wm be 13-lled 33191? Oh! llllfltlalfr lxllolgltiellmley. PEIR. 451Ivislted recelentgv gt li'l:si'1i.agE.Kl.leStl mgmmd Fun: by group G rdin M i . - c ren. . D ha; daughter. Mrs. e o nso V . RCAMC 45 of Mrs. Loy eel - solo "The Lass I'm Courtin' ” 'l "n' 5llll'llll'”lle Mrs. 'I'ilmon B. Gallant. Mont and Mt 11o1mS0n1 she M, M; gi. Roy essey 15 1 11 Mo1..' 1 Miss Wulnlived Burns 10f Clllil "My Top H511 Tau Coat Spot.

LAA . Carmel, spent a recent week-end mmmmed by he, d,mghte1.1Gnr. H. T. Ve5eY- 23

Mrs. Mary Marquis. Lawrence; in St. John. N. B.. visiting relatives .1..he1mR1

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l,.'capt. J. J. Connolly. RCNKRJ 51,1 and M 1. D 1 d 111 1 . 1 1 :- ha; been a patient in P. C. Hospl 1 L 11 11 11 son of Providl:nce,mi:..I'.l, .53 gueilg Ml” Ellulmh whlghl 0' T0i'0hi-0 Ml" uld Mn” lmlllll Gllll”ll- Ml" al has returned to her home in Jr. Garth Mac ennan

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