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Attempts Recalled .

BY SE11. -1. l\1A1‘Hl€.\'t).'\' Provincial-Farm Editor

R.-1.‘!SAY HARDY. Parkriale told me t'et-mitly at several ai- IfC‘1'i11'?*.= that uere made to di—:_: frrr =.:o1d on the farm owned orig- gmndrarher (‘harlm Ramsay '

12 The Guardian. Charlottetown. M-1. Dec. '40. mod.‘ GEORGE]-OWN

ACROSS THE ISLAND

Monttose

lnalli hr his maternal

that was an n

\lA(‘.\TT1.l.Al\' SAW a ship's point. nl‘01'1PllP(l hv four i'\3lI‘F 01

1'19 \\‘P1il(‘l1f-‘fl intently and rtnalh-_ foruettinz the vow of silence that 14: present in so many of rhnco old treasure digging yams. Mac‘\tillan taid almirl "1~1ei'e they "

The narsmen pi~e.ciimah1i- were the spirits of the dead pirates who had hunted the gold there manv _ve.'-irs before. at least is the <lnr\' that g'n¢=-< \\’lTl1 the vnrn. and as Y\IacMil1an spoke <1ltl(Tt"1lI\' eeaced tl1Fir F1(‘I’1\“lT\‘ and the attempt was suddenly abandoned.

the twat «rs and rr‘\\'er's

Rut there were other attempts ' rriv told me.

Mme Fun invin: ynimg people. including one Georze 1Iai‘d_v_ who wraritied himself in a large white wheel and steavltthily crept up an the rI':'_%geY*< There‘: a creepy, zhnstlike atniosphere always ¢¢_r-n.-wed with those lV‘Pa<atlT‘(‘ d~ig.«_vi'noz efforts. apparently. and d~‘=:2c=-= ﬂed quir.-kly tor their home when they spied the

tbc

vrhiterlad fl:-ziire.

Ff11"I‘I‘I Owners Were Not Impressedi

TH? [}_1G(;ER,s left a hole in the shore farm field that caused Mr Hardt '; father to send word to some of the digtgersz—he had learns»-1 who some of them were—--to fill the hole or he would p"."~'\“€‘4‘l1?P them Some of them returned and filled tli lX.“t£3l". and hits of wood. and threw clay over the hop, Mir. Harm’ M1 me

At‘ Albert

Mr Warr'1_\".< boyhood days. They chucked out the bush and wood hole by the previous group, but

that had been tossed into the tlhev didn't find any gold either.

e whole t.‘l1r'in»z was taken as e of them ever did any disieinsr on his own. zeene of the treasure hunt was on the Nlonlrose River

apparently. for mm The

gtv-we one mile flrom the bridge.

said the formerr Montrose man who came to live

12 years ago.

I 1I"IdE1'_<laI'II'l the Hardy: t‘a.i‘meri there The (1i:2t1l‘l€ attem-pt: tiiere started with a dream that pictured a pot of gold for a man in a nearhy communli pine stump in a shore field and a certain number of paces from aped. \'at:*ir-nlrwrd stone. man to \\'.=tlk a cei't:iin number of pares toiva the mine and die there For the buried treasure. .

The interest that ﬂared from the dream finally led to act- . km and a ;:rmip all men started to dis! one night in a spot eighté to in foot from the liizhiiater mark. One man. John MacMiI1an, wn: loft in \\'8I('l1 for nrowlers and he did see something unusual.

"a gt-oitn from the Grand River area

mt hunelh came to dis a third time and that was in

Gold Hunt

in Mom- 1 a 1 or.

iv. There was 1

The dream told the the shore from

hoat coming: around a nearby- oars, The boat came closer as 001119.

that dieatppeared. the diggers

in later years. "In rny mother's

Mr. and .\II‘.\'. Chester Walker were recent guests of their son. Howard and Mrs. W I 1 k e r at Bunbury. They also visited in Marshfield.

M1. and Min. aonn Uouevan. Pictou. !\'.S.. recently visited Mr. Donovan's mother. Mrs. Maur-

' held

apiiruoon hunter and Kenneth attended the banquet

I03

in the Charlottetown 1-lotd

it‘? D‘"“’‘’‘‘“ 3"“ “ls ““‘~"' M“ lsaturday evening. which uroumtt Alec .\la(-Kinnon here.

Mrs. Emerson Llewellyn it: ill tiles to 1 dose. Mr. Walker in the at her home in Georgetown.

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PROGRAM LISTINGS from FRIDAY Till THURSDAY

U.S. Speaker Has P.E.|. Background. Y0: Ki'|9'S COWWY

I THTNK that Allison Mar-Lend. C‘harloi.ielown was the first to;

tell me that the father of John lVI'r-(‘nt'mark_ Speaker of the U. House of Revresmtatives. was born in this province. and week I talked wltfh Mrs. Angus Liwle cousin of the man who technically in mi in line for the pmtd-l

etncv of the United States.

l.Tohn VIe(‘orma-ck who is a Deniocrat from Massachussetts fat the Mn of Joe Mr-Cormack who was born in Smiri: River, and

went on South Boston as in boy of

601'! hr Mrs. Lavie whose mother, Mary Mcconmack. was Joe:

McCorrnaek's sister. oe. was an unusually arm-actk.

.1 John Mr-C‘ m I3

"Dann_v l\‘lc(‘ormack. Cliarlotte-ttrrwn recalls that he had John M-1('.‘or'rnack working back in 1938 in effort

stop. of a two~week \ Danny. who win: a

pnotnrlslng yourtg , tlme of training unde-r Johnny Buek‘ley_ the man w a former world heavyweoight boxing ohnn-rpion Jack S«ha.rkey,;

agar of and fizhtintz mitt of Boston.

THE EFFORT to mm-rid the ful and I eaithered that Danny

Bucl-rletv had advised him that "the fight game in pretty dead’ nri-tr.“

rizht

Metm-lane.

have seen me" word by the -Spealre-.r'c secretary

Cormack‘s Prince Edward Tstliind background.

”Dr. Gus” To Write His Memlors

DR. A_..l_. IGUS1 MacDonald,

that he thought John ‘.\le(“o1'rnack had made one of the finest.

gpeeches he heard on television at

~aesas=inat.t.rvn Dr. t\1acDovna1d h-as pita! since the first of last week. but I understand he hopes to get

home thie iveolrend

Gus" told me that ho ls going to start writing his mem-' as enon as he gets hack home. and I most _ hope doctor has an inexhaustible fund of

the horse and hiitggy doctors". he can relate experiences as pos- sibly no other main now living could.

have written two mhtmnn on stories he told me_ and have hold many others in other r-olitmns from time to time. but my’

genial Friend has told me many memoirs,

E D8061‘.

Artist Said Born

A FRIEND of mine. R Donald Stewart. Hartinnd.

wick who regularly spends hits 12119 week and asked Donald tells me

Olitarlottetmvn.

nmying desmipﬁon says the painting was supplied by Adam An-,=

big man. Mrs. Levin recalled. The son: has never visited

reorve Lea:-4:1. 9mir.v'l.9 who in out or the Island‘; most active‘ told me he tried to am an interview with John Mc- Cnrmarlr only this year. tnivt he was iinsiiecessfiil altihough he- haari epent considerable time wait-in: far the man , gr‘ came Prom P E1 "Ti 1 had been one of his eonstitiientt: he might Mr 1.4-and rrheerved am-lllngly. He had sent in

and has asked me not to use. 1 can guarantee that‘ tliey will make most lnterestinvg read-ins. uihen he gets them down

a queetiion I cannot answer. Royal

hrich hamzs in the mayor's office. The n

th in Sourils who In 1 first

perhaps 12 years of age. I was.

P.E.I., Mrs. Davin bold:

visitor’: permit was iinsuccess-l was not too disappointed for.

whose fat-h

that he wanted to discuss Mc-'

Smirlx told me here ttlitits week

the time of Preﬁdient Kennedvy's been in the Charlottettown hos-;

certia-inlv

other: that he is saving for his

In Rose Valley?

New Brims- holidays at V1 ta, wrot me

Trust Company sent me their

The Day They Shook The Plum Tree . . . by Arthur H. Lewis $7.00

1

The Venetian Affair . . . by Helen Maclnneu

L $6.95

desk calendar \:;l1Cl1 has the reprodiietrion of the painting mtg; City

thew who was hum at Rme Valley and spent his childhood days In;

Emitter Rtlver."

The ri-attirai qiinstzimi Mr. Stewart asks me is “Do he spot where he was born. and is the house I remember that I did some reszenrcii on . my friend. Charles Bently. Royal Trust manager here told met he was thinking of recommenrlinﬂ the picture for the company's. alender. But Tﬂailedtnmmetmwith unyideonsttowherotlie

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is; if anyone can tell me when Mr. Andrew was born. I can- 1»_v of that name living there In my time. or

hope smnebody in I-limtier River _ _

may lived there. The family name is still prmninent in that

me actual stories, and many other: . have he

you know still there?" that at the time

and I'm wonder-

mn rvcnll where the Andrew

appears again. which

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