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-. and Mrs. by Bruce. Rganmrioint. and son Merton. ac- cuniputlied by their daughter. VI... Boswell Robertson andAMrJ. ”i,ei-lson. Munns Road. mo in Charlottetown. Feb. II. VIII!!! W. attended the Hockey match afihg Forum.

iliss Margaret Massey. student

ali 5. Mary's Convent. sourls. (W... the recent week-Ind with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Massey, Bothwell. I

M, Joseph MacDonald. North Lam visited recently with his it'll? who is making a good ro- mv...-y in the provincial senator- ium. Charlottetown. She expects 1., return to her home In the spl'lIll1-

ms,-lRuth Maolntyre. Grade in student at St. Mary's Convent. Siiulls. spent a recent week-end ,t her home in East Point.

passed away at his home In An- nandals on March 8rd. Mr. Mills was possibly one of the oldest persons In this province. lie was In his lllsrd year and was a high- ly respected citizen or his district.

.Mr. Wesley Bruce. Bothweil. his E ently had the misfortune of cutting his foot While working in the woods and bad to receive medical care.

Miss Helen R. McLean. Kings- boro, was a business visitor to Charlottetown and Montague on March 4.

Misses B. J. Mossey and Bobby Mossey. Bothwell. were business ylsltors to Charlottetown. March

Mr. F. D. Bennett, Morell, and formerly. of North Lake. is spend- ing the winter months with rela- tives and friends in Boston. Mass.

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Mr. Howard Cheverie. Elmira, was a business visitor to Char- IMIPIOWII. Feb. 28th.

iii-, and Mrs. Floyd McLean. lliss Iiclen Mclioan and Master

Hnddon McLean. Kingsboro. ac-,

and Mrs. Mm . otllll. pnml, were business visitors to Charlottetown. Feb. I.

llrs George MacDonald. Kings- horn. who recently underwent a sPrl0lls operation In the Waltham Hospital. waltham. Mass. is now miualcsclng with her sister and mtitlu-r-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Fred spiuyit. Norwood. Mass.

5..ii'l'I'E sympathy is extended to Father William D. MacDonald. parish priest at East Point. on the death of his mother, Mrs. John F. MacDonald. who passed array at her home in Little Pond. .lIar('h 1.

The men in the districts are busy these days saving and split- imu IIIPIF years supply of fire ittlltfl wood is getting very scarce in some sections.

Miss Lyla Robertson. who had been ronvnlescing at her home in KlI'Il.zSI)(IFO. has improved enough to I'('llll'n to her employment in Clhirltiilclown.

II4's.Nl'.N. Harold Bruce. Arthur Biure and Neil A. MCLCIIIII. Red Pillill. were business visitors to Charlottetown, lFeb. 280:

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mac- Grnuui-. East Baltic. and Mrs. H. G ilnrrow, North Lake. motored In ICJISI Royalty on Feb. 20th. whore they aid their last re- tperis in a lend. the late Mr. John Andrew at his home in East Royalty.

llr. Bernard Cheverie. East Point. was a business visitor to South Lake.

Mrs. Paye of the Nurses Staff. Snuris Hospital. is ill at the home oi hi-r son-in-law and daughter. iii: and Mrs. Clarence Rose.

Nut-ih Lake. A speedy get well Isl

cordially extended to her.

llr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Msse say. Bothwell and Mr. and Mrs D. A Campbell. Lakeville, tended the funeral of the late Mrs. John F. McDonald at St. Francis Us Sales Church, Little Pond u sntiirrlay morning. March 5th.

Mr. George McDonald and Mr. Ezhert Bnrteln. Kingsboro. were business visitors to Morell on illnrrh 3.

Mr. it A. Mcliellan. Dept. of Fishem-s Office. Sourig, was .3 visitor to the Red Point Vicinity the past week. .

Mrs. Clayton Rose was hostess to the Red Point Women's Instit- ute at her home on March I. which was largely gttendgd, There were several matters at- tended to and It was decided so hold A Crokinole party In the nod Point School on March 14 and that all ladies In the District furs rush the lunch. It was also de- cided lhat on March 10 used clothing and other materials be backed for the Unitarian ser- vice. Red Cross sewing and knit-

ting w 1 memhe: gven out among the

The friends of Mfg, Itobertson. Klngsboro. regret to earn that she has for the past rage ,r'I:ltmIlJ1cen enjoying her usual

hMrs. Stewart MacGregor nstcss to the East Baltic Wo- mans Institute at her home on March 2,

Erward

RRPV H. R. Bell and Mrs. Bell.

D35 Point. and Mr. George Mae- nald. Kinds . motored

"Elly to Char wn.

hA Imze crowd of "key fans attended min at the Red Poin

rch 5th. seeing I last. clean

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was played at the lad Point corn- Inunity Rink on March 4. between Rad Point and Little Harbour. The score was 2-1 In favour of the Little Harbour team.

Mr. Kenneth Campbell. Red Point. attended the hockey unatch at the Charlottetown Forum. March 4.

Mrs. Freeman Mosaey. Both- well. spent the past week with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Jarvis. Char- lottetown.

Misses Gus Mallard. Gus Camp- bell and Johnie You were busi- ness visitors to C arlottetown. Montague and Murray Harbour. March 4th.

The weekly Mission land meet- ing was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Rosa. East Bal- tic. on March 4th.

The Klngsboro Women's Institute

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Miss Grace McEachern, Lake- villa. was I recent business vis- itor to Charlottetown.

The Fortune School boys and the Red Point school boys held I game of hockey at the Red Point rink on March 4th. The score was 3-1 In Red Point team's favour.

Mr. Ralph Robertson. Kingsboro. spent a few days with her sons. Messrs. Albert end Arnold Bruce. Pownal, and with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sorrey. Montague.

Miss Shirley Harris. East Lake. spent a few days with friends In Charlottetown.

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