NUiPsViP-‘JI $N C O I I I O U I C O M z" " ' m“ ,1... that“... Woodstockhm a JA a ° ‘J Souli African wu- more” ..-¢d-~~-o~-~~-'~gbsei-va Alud anniversary l-lfd “II.

, y w’ h r awards 28: Farmers Weak opens with

clmifo 8.61;‘; 103E? ‘Col. L31‘. annual meetings of sheep, swine

ipwther, Giurloitetown. Canadian oumd Corps, and Fit-Lt. 12G. ‘Fain, R A.l"., Charlottetown; Roy- al Red Cross, first class. for Lieut. (Nursing Sister) Maw MrNuil- Charlottetown; mention in defi- whgs for Chiel Skipper beighton Rana, R. C. N. R. (Torpedo) and promotion o Lt. 0.11.0. Scarth. 12.0 nvn... Chnrlotteto . to ranklof LR..- Ccmmander. -Ne-w Years day re- ception n, Government House and Bishop‘; residence. -Laigely lat- tended "service of intercession’ at St. James Church

5: Week of uruyer services We“ at Central Christian Church. -soo Qntrieg in provincial fox pelt show

t summerside.

‘ ‘l: Annual nwetinB of’ Bible Society. J P. Crockett. elected pre- sident. _Cnpi. FJ Storey, Char- lottetown, 3rd Divisional signals overseas. promoted to rank of Major. ~Ferry takes nine hours m reach Borden.

8: J.A MatNair. Charlottetown. elected Governor Y's Men's Clubs in Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. —Ald‘ to Russia campai n launched Willi over $800 in local subscriptions. 45st. G F‘- R. U. A. l", Malpequs,

9; Lloyd G. Lewis. K C.. mcrside, gppOlntcd Judge of the Fringe County Court 1n succession to the late Judge D. lldgar Show. -_Lieut. Nomian Saunders. R.C N. ‘LR... appointed officer command- ing Charlottetown Sea Crwet (‘M1195-

l0: First mail in six weeks

(ha; sinrrn-boiind Magdalen

slandn from Charlottetown.

11: Province has first daylight air raid alert. _

i2: Overorowded conditions nt. hifirmsry report-ed by 9"“ W" at opening of January term of Supreme ouxt. —Wcod Islande- oable omnmunication dis-

dri ice. ‘lpitlifzdcharlottelowh Board of Trade‘ annual meeting. VA. Ainsworm| pc-eiectod president. —M8fli-iln° lflaherea‘,‘a ecnvensin Charlottetown.

l4: Ordination of Rev. John Ctr-

, Charlottetown. and Rev. ma Henderson, Freeland, n; Zion Chum

zfilcoeeded tar‘: b1 Ward. orih Bay. -

il: Group Capt. PR. Miller. O. 0., of R.C Ar‘. school at Sum- mudds transferred to Ottawa: niooaedud by 0W1» Qt-Pl- WW-

in Prince ward l” A.R. P._oflicin Jacinta:

ls civic eieuvion lwayw

‘Central

and dairy breeders’ associations. - Supreme Court at Georgetown meeis and sdioums in same any.

24: Bombs droPbed from RC A. F. plane in difficulty shatter win- dows in houses on cty outskirts- grfll; fin-y delayed daliv by heavy

t e. 5: Surplus of $7.7m ma at annual mee of Citynguncil- emment undieon tendered Senator McIntyre: Premier - bell assumes portfolio of Pub o Works "for the tine being".-1"lt. Lt. Gerald J. O'Hanley, R.C.A.1". listed lg killed on active service. 25: Abegw beat Moncton Maroona in first game far Maritime senior hockey championship. 28: Death of Mr. J. Wilbert Mo- Carville, Kinkors, well-known fox rancher.

saasassnssootaoaa s s ' "LIZ ‘ ~ 0 sssasasssassoaaea

l: Sensational rescue by car ferry of four R C.A F. personnell from Northumberland Strait where they had drifted five clays on ice flow, after parschuting from aban- doned plane. -.Fish '

sldency of WJ-l. Tidmarsh. 3: 7-year-old son of Mr Mrs. Philip Ross, Melville.

near hi; home.

4: Pensions department hLOol. G l. Smith, Ml). lve in Red Cross canvpaign.

Ii: Opening of fourth aeuion of 44th General Assembly. _R, A y

. . 0.0 champ-i son. M.O.. as officer commandingi

new car ferry eentod to legislature by joint gation of Board of Trade and City goilgicil. The Legislature supported l.

was forwarded to Ottawa.

l4: t. Jimmy

dies from gas runes while disin-

Charlottetown, tfnguisihed Flying Cross

o .

17: 3.1.8. stages successful St. Patrick's Day entertainment. 18: Annual m gs of Diocesan (Shuroih Society gt st. Paul's hall.- Death of Alexander Champion, Travellers’ Rest, well known farm-

19: .

min un . gigiiimf “fir. f cl ampai

21: Ordinationmat St. BUllStlEF-i

in tar Amos Gallant. Oyster e. ~Death of Jamel p; ,1 Alexandra. promin- rmer and ‘mim- : t. Lt. GC. Keefer, R.C. A.l"., Charlottetown, awarded dis- tiingulshed Flying Cross. -sununer- ‘m; Town council reports surplus or $3,513.11 for 1942. -lsland swept by bO-rnlle gale in sub-zero weather. 23; Island Radio _Co. Ltd. 0P9" new studio and office building. 24: Death of E.J Gallant, Char- hmgvtflwfl, director of postal ser-

ces. “N: Hon. W.H. Dennis, Minister of Agriculture,’ petitions lode"! authorities for ‘prlwuers 01 “1'- preferably ltnlians—to "world 0h fanna in this Hovlnce —Il'Il Grads stage successful Burns con-

t. “h: Annual meeting of Summer- aide Board of Trace. Donald Biker pleated president 1n succession B . A211}: Fortfrn 2321*‘. men rescued from tce drift off North Shore by Catfi- cari Burke of Maritimne Central

b/lildred Dilllnl. nut-H!

' a 1'1. -D.B. manor. 3.5%. Zillion afreight and district passenger agent. apwlfliid 9° 551m John. succeeded here by G. T-

to . s’§<?=°'i3gf$'$§ Roy Holman a?" pointed A.R.P. supervisor at salary u» be paid inmtu" by 61W

Y $163,612. -l.arge hangar and equip-

to cert lotion.

in recital fire

$900 Scott-Acting Overseas Cunmisfsion-

La/wrence

igan. Sturgeon, Wilfred

Pineau. North Ruatloo and Francis-- u, Magdalen Islands.

H: tod expenditure of $804,405 leaving estimated surplus of 81AM, budgeted for by City Council. --1l'lyir\g Officer Irving C. Cowan, Lower Montague, awarded

eration against, Z3: Members

Bench. and Bar

to Hon. J .A.

society pay tribute Mathlesun. retiring

Potato Growers Association. - Death of Ira. W Douglas, Char- lottetown of the Dominion Depart-

ment of culture. M: Pubi accounts tabled in Legislature, showing surplus

of $2,541 and decrcase in liabilities of

merit destroyed by fire at local R. A.F. station. --Miss Enya Gouzalea soprano. Chicago civic ra. heard in recital of community eon-

26: Premier Campbell budgets for current expediture of $2,386,166, estimating a 5lll‘plllS of $10,956 and debt reduction of $207,756 for 1943.

2B: Farm dwelling of Pius Suth- erland. Cable Heard, destroyed by

U: Accidental death by electro- cution of Joesph G. Murphy. Sim- merside. 31: 'I?hca. McA.vlnn re-elected at. annual meet-in of Benevolent Irish “ --Visl of Col. C A

er, of the Canadian Red Cross in Great Britain. —F‘ann dwelling c!

d Dominion Government. “n31: Blond nliismgi bank inaugur- ated at City Hospital. -—Mui°r A B. Robertson Piasumes command at Beach Grove army traihzng, centre.

oaoaaaessaassosol P FEBRUARY

I aaoaasesessssaeaa

i; oar ferry um up for ihrefl

(his pgndéillil repairs to lndken e u ran.

ma. gtqJnhnfis Ambulance BTU!!!‘ opens first office in DYWIlOtlMKYWYl under Lt Col. J J Blake. -Ani,'\1-¥ Buchanan, Lorne Valli)‘ bllmfld u, dfiath in fire which destroyed hh Olne.

4: Death of owt. 1.0- ""40!- ald. retired mariner, Cardigan. 9z0ar ferry ‘resumes run 1 ~ 1 re airs. well)? Auflflfililllnlglfzll-lllilpul Red Cross floclety, Dr. W J P Miiclvlillan. re-

Qiccmi president. Chief akers wero Mr. Jackson Dzxids. .B.E.. Council,

chairman of f-JP. Central and Mim Jean E. Browne. national director nf Junior Red Cross. - Death of Dr

J .M Nicholson,

Giarlotteiown. _ 1i: Recruiting drlgéd fortwolnenl s cc aun arse y ' m c tvo hall.

. Io. onohglnanding Military District No.

'14: Death of 1w: John Sterling pstor of United Church at Ken-

ainxton. 1 ; seam“; W12. lmris, Conway and coder J.A MacPhnii. Argyle gilnrfblost in sinking of Corvette i: 1r ".

l9: Hon? J.P. McIntyre. Minister mime wgrkg, appointed to Senate in succession to the latc Senator

J.J. Rushes. 10: Rev. Geo. McKrnna. of Holy Redeemer tihlirch. lraimferrgd to

Wrmtoraiiat, who addressed meeting

Wallace ivlacNutt. Damley. destroy- ,ed by fire.

nssosssesvsoncosa

[X10 Game ed at citizens’ meeting in comm). Anocietion reorganized under pro- lion.

and fatally vice medal awarded Const. Lionel

injured in fall from railway bridge Strong. R C.M.P.. youth from drowning last April.

pans sub-office in Charlottetown gnder for Queens. u Puinted parliament-

Rrv assistant to the Air Minister.- B: Province passes $50,000 object- mhd River Credit Union organ-

lahe makes successful forced land- z

0h drift ice off SON-1'1:. MAY °

9: Den of Mr. Neil R. Durant, ' r

TownClerkofsumlnerslde.—.H4e-\""""""°'°°' t-iremensofllt Col

PE I. Highlanders; succeeded by and John R. cDo aid. fishermen.

dpn- . ele- Grandview. blems at Charlottetown; address by animoua rosolution which Dr. Mark Dawbor, New York, ex- ecutive secretary of the Wade. Maritime Missions of North Amerlcl, e after

. ville. Ont... inducted as pastor of Keefe. Charlottetown, Smnmeraide Presbyterian Church.

h . Concert Association, Mrs. G. Elliot lA. ward Baker, P1111. re-electod wesidam,

Hilxhes as s l‘

Distinguished Flying Cross in op- ment, an enemy convoy. chairman of steamship of the liegislcture, service, Dept. o! Transport. Ottawa

Chief Justice. —Annual meeting of d

"r1... CITY and P

fi'b\\'s sfi n‘ uVHiVU-fi ‘AMM-‘VPHB Hflfl- f-

year.

l0: ‘trout no aluiamwwn. receives iwu ass’ (mas from Governor 0'1""! at Ottawa investliure.

19: Death overseas of Staff t. Maior John Noble Shaw. Bruden .

21- of ior James S.

. Death Ma Walker, Charlottetown. well-known Veteran of South African and first World wars.

29: Hon. Thane A. Campbell, Premier, appointed Chief Justice of Prince Edward island. —Death of Very Rev. Peter H. Gallant. South Ruetioo. vie: farans of the Mag-

dalen .

M: Visit of Hal, A. rs. foundc of Kinunen Clubs, who wns bannueiod by locsi Kinmien. 28: Roman Catholic Church at

i g

i ._ .,u-. s.

,.. _ . . . l

ans-my. wanna-awn.“ ..-,.j~

-_-_- ....h.. 1mm

t rehnbllitstlo . ‘We 2-, .. == a."

ll: Sh tel bani dings. Brwkm red by firs. 3P. from 1n city" m: she'd-m-

of ‘city o natluibn

lapse a by District Cadet Officer. J. Douglas, Halifax.

18: Second annual Boys‘ Parlia- ment directed 15y P.!.1. Boys‘ Work Boa-rd. hel at Mount Stew-

14: ‘l-year-old Ivan MacDonAld Peter's Road. killed under wheel of road machine. -J. Hale strong mars e. a e "pg -

1a -8ea c a t c..?'°"i;.§.‘él' ed Usut. Chas. A. MaeKenaie. --!'.0. Vincent S. MncAusian R. CAP. Tyne valley. reported ed in air raid over Germany. -InauI- uration of first sir mail summer service to Magdalen Islands.

: ection of a home for

St.Geoes _ tel ct d b" n" rs ample y esroye

26: 4th Victory Loan drive launched with impressive ceremon- lu at P“ ‘ ‘ , ‘r and other centres.

27: Death 0i Mr. P J. Rossiten. well-known Charlottetown blislngsg man. ~Annual convention of P.E ' I. Teadiera licderation. J Pius Callaghan re-elected presid potatoes processed at new|

ent. --¢

First dehydration plant. Sumanersid . _

'I‘r\1e bills for NIISPIIICY l0 distill

John Gallant. Andrew Perry and session merside.

2a: Adoption committee appoint»

of supreme cum-i, 5mm]

with proposed new frigato "Charlottetown."

291 K1118’! Police and Fire Ser- ior rescuing

80: Hon. Cyrus MaoMillan. M P.,

esiaseasnsnaaassc

1: Winsloe Biaekett, Utt-le Pond, Gallant. East Point. ed 0:» opening

A. Judson,

5: Conference on rura‘ life pro-

Home ‘i: Rev. Chas. Carnegy, strut...

9: Annual meeting Community

ll: Jones Government takes office Waltter 0 and Minister of Education; Hon. MR. MoGuigan as Attorney Gen- eral: Hon. W.1='.A. Stewart President of Council; Harp wiiiiam

Jones as

of Public welfare: Hon.‘ H. Barbour as Minister of,

Hons. Horace Wright. J. A. bell. Marin Gallant and A. W. Matheson as members without port-

12: PEI Hospital graduation eXfiwl-iel; elKht nurses receive dip- lomal.

l3: Lieut. Chas. P MsoKenzie assilnes command of H.M.C.S. "Queen wiarlotie".

14: Visit of 11.11. Gemini, naval architect. S.W. Fialrweather, chief of bureau of rrscnroh and develop-

C.N.R., FHA. Will-Sher, inspection

h C, Mac- folio

and W U. Appleton, sullerintend-

ent Atlantic Region, C.N.R.. to new car ferry plans.

16: Empire Youth Sunday observ-

. nn

st. Dunstan‘; University.

l8: Island subscriptions soar to $3,015,800. or 123 percent. of mini- mum objective, lh Four-h Victory Loan. -Death of William O. Davey Charlottetown, retired C. N. R. conductor. -Death of Mrs. Alvina Blanchard, Charlottetown widow of the late Ju e Blanchard.

20: Four rece ve nurses diplomas atmPrlnce County graduation.

time Kinsm conference in Charlottetown.

011 .

I: General store of D J. Mar,

Ronald, Vernon River, destroyed by 1'0.

2'1: Hon. ‘mane A. Campbell,

LL D.. takes oflice as Chief Justice.

2D: Reserve Army recruiting drive

gperis with bl! parade and military isp ay.

30: Two children of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Trainer. St. Teresa, fatally burned in fire which destroyed their dwelling -O’Leu.i.v United Church celebrates 20th anniversary.

In a ' APRIL ' iseeeesaesoaeseasa

I: legislature proroguoa. -Oas

ferrv discussed in House of Com-n: m"! ' -mons.'1‘ranphrtMln1ster Michaud‘. ' ' . _ _ _ . _ ' _ . _ . _ '.

lannounces authorization by order- ih-councli to spend up to 110009110011 ferry during present year. 3: Death of Mr. Angus A. Nac- lean, K.C., ln Charlottetown. : Enlargement of Provincial Sanitoriun discussed at blie meetlng called by Women's t-

ues. i '1' Vlsitof W R. Hind, writer and ‘called by Fish and Game Associat- ions. -.Shipnnent of prairie chick- ens arrives for distribution game birds by ultual Depar nerht. B: Provincial cabinet rasiuffled under Premier Campbell with Hon. J Walter Jones as Miniszr of Public Welfare. Hon. if}! Om ll Minister of Public Works, and Hon. M 1R McGuigan aa Attorney Gen- a

er .

9: Arrival of Commander I. Bamrtayne, R.C N. to supervise repairs to naval vessels at Bruce Stewart and 00.. Ltd.

l3: Prince Edward Island made an area command within Military District No. 6; Mai. J H. Paton, M.C.. appointed commandant with rank of Lirut. Colonel

H: P.E I. Hospital ladies’ Aid reorganized ‘mder presidency of Mrs J.W. MacKenzie

i5: Visit of Mr. Norman Knight. director of National Blood Donor Service. Canadian Red Cross Boc- lety. Toronto. for purpose of eat- ablishing national blood donor clinic here. -l)eath of Mrs. Mary German, St. Charles, in her 100th

a e101 LOW

3i: Arrival heme of Squadron Leader J. Angus Moral-can, D.P.C., es.

Clovis Perry at opening of special Dalton. Summerside. elected pre- sident of P.E.I. Association. Blake

1s: Maor J. Frank MacDonald 93.5,, gm! , .49, Charles H. Pratt. RCA!" t. ional officer ction.

No. 6.

20: Rev. Willard O'Brien, ordain- ed at Sacred Heart Church. Alber- ton. -Marltlme plant pathologists - conveno in Charlottetown.

Seed Growers‘ Association at Dunstan! University. — auto body works. Dorchester Sh,

Bracken, National Progressive Con- servative leader. —'1‘. Arthur Daw- a son, Albany. elected Grand. Master

at Nth a ion. -Ele'ven diplomas graduating nurses at Palconwood

Hospital. Board tailed train service.

Grand Orange "Lodge in Char otte- TDWHI RCV. . elected Grand 26: Lt. Col DS 0..

annual meeting P El. Si Breeders‘ and Exhibitors’ Associat-

Agriculture ion

u: 2a; Annual meetings

GM. Public Works and Highway“? ‘application of

Company for sale of electric ser- vice to territories heretofore served

l5 El‘ nurses at Palccnwood Hospital to relieve congestion in the women's quarters “ " b Grand Jury at opening of June tenn of Supreme Court. -.Misa Katherine Maclennan, B..N., re-elected pre- sident cf P E I. Nurses Associat-

i M116: Prince Edward Island first Povince t0 exceed obiective in

Greek War Relief Fund campaign. m

—23rd annual meeting of Canadian

liquor unlawfully found against ! National Silver 11px Breeders Assoc-

iation at Summersidc. -J E

i Pharmaceutical I

21d edillllt-

Oh loote . P110111 at for. Military District

21: Annual convention Canadian Seaman's

destroyed by fire.

21: lseith E- Mrwlflod 19110111594 auraht proprietor. -l0lst anniver- Distrlct Director o1 Postal Service w-y or 5t, David's churh. George- at, Charlottetown. -1.l93 pupils w“; _Aii;¢n, squlros, Bristol. writn matriculation exams. at P.W. “tgiiy injured in accident on C. -Death of Mr. R Claude Hcl- Moi-m hi y, man Summerside. -Barn Rsg- m; “p, w_ x - inald Woodington, spring Valley, 51d 341541441, fluhloiflgwwn destroyed by igiitnlng- reported killed in action in Sicily

23: Three-day visit of Hon. John

—Sun1sn rue Trade

24: 82nd annual meet

J. A. Nicholson. York, Master.

. D.A. MacKinnont, a

2'7: Thousands

of Bible Society at Hunter River and Bx-

ecretary-‘lreasurer and hibition Association in Charlotte-

town.

30: Public Utilities Board Maritime

rants ectrlo

by North 'l‘ryon Electric Company.

—Gilbert Hudgins, Kingsboro, N. 5., remanded to Supreme Court on} manslaughter char c in connection with death of Lou s Comiier. -R. A. Profitt, Freetown, elected pre-

sident at annual meeting of Hol-

stein-Freslan Association.

sseoeonssessgsaso a a ' JULY ' s s oeeaaseeesasaaeaa

l: Visit of Sir Patrick Duff. De- puty High Commissioncr for the United Kinedom to Canada. and Lady Duff.

2: Annual meeting of P. E 1. Credit Union League, DA. Mac- Donald Glenfinnan, re-elected pre- ' en .

4: Death of M1. H R. Hiison. Charlottetown.

5: Cam. R. L. Moilison. M.M. Summerslde, appointed Acting Lt. Colonel to command 17th Reserve Armoured Regiment (P DI DH.) '1: 30th annual convention of Women's Institutes, Mrs . Martin, New Perth, elected presid- enL-Eric Hurry, Winsloe, elected president at annual meeting of Guernsey Breeders Association.

8: Annual . station of Agriculture of Leo Hughes, n. ma by fire. 4min delegation w ts on Government urging extension of Provincial Saaatorium. -—J.0.C. Campbell, Charlottetown. appoint- ed regional National selective Ser- vice enforcement officer.

ll: Dr, 5.3. Glddings, elected president at annual meet o1 Medical Association.

i3: J. H. Dsa-Hoches. Charlotte» town, appointed princi al of Bor- den H School. —-" airview" re- sumes erry trips to Rocky Point after overhaul at Pictml.

i4: Iiiour fliers from RCA I‘. station, Dimmer-aide, rescued from gtrdfideibllfle off Msldalan 1s- an .

1s: Imir-dmy chemical warfare course concludes at Qt. Dunataxra

l C.

n E s

i: Kings birthday honours in- r Hon. Dr W J

Desmond I‘. Ssnth. adlan Air Force,

town, Petty Officer Wilfred Mahar R C.N., Charlottetown. lid Seaman C.M. Chapman Murray Harbour.

—Eight nurses receive diplomas at;

Unlveraltg. i6: P. .1. Ulht Horse band ro- organ sod.

l8: Seven-year-oid son of Mr. and Ms. Kenneth mnman. Spring-- hill, fatally injured in hlghwaly so» cident. th of Mrs. J. . D. MaoCready, Charlottetown.

l9: New rifle s at ‘ha Hill. -Sea Cadet encamp at Camp Buchan. --Annuai meeting of West Prince Progressive Con- servative Association at dbenry, Chester P. McCarthy elected pre-

sident. . 20: Visit of Eliot, Warburton, dir- ector of the United Kingdom In-

Clty Hospital srnduBi-ivm forms/t Office. Ottawa. _ 14m

3! R"- Mllr- J95" (mill-Wm. annual eeting of Maritime Perk Sacred Heart Home, celebrates at 91 iliur Council in Charlottetown. his 65th ordination anniversary. p;

8. visit of Women's Division, n.- can, Precision Squad under sec. Officer A. i... Fahrenholtz.

' a]. '1‘.E. MacNut‘. re-elected

4. M president at annual meeting of 5mm g,

Charlottetown Free DisDUlM-IZ- 1 5: Trinity United Church. iIn- merside. observes 50th anniversary. '1: tart of preliminary work in in I-lillsboxo Bay by Fpundation Maritime Limited. l0: Suntmerslde awarded "honor- able mention" by National War Finance Committee wide bond selling competition. ._ visit of Dr. Leonard C. Marsh, re- search advisor to the Dominion Government and author cf the “Marsh Plan" r aoclfll security,

. J A. Clark, slectcd president. 2i: Death of Re M J. Smith pariah priest at Klnkors.

23: $8,000,000 for- new Borden Tormentihe car ferry placed in a as Ottarwa. --Suprana Court meets in Gun-sewn with no cases dockeied.

28: Rev. Henry P. Baal: inducted into Presbyterian Charges of Marshfield and Mt. Stewart.

as; Rev. R. V MucKensis ap- intcd rector of St Dunstarra niversiiv in succession to Rev. Dr. J. A. Murphy. swoinved to Itin- lfora parish.

29: Rev New Glasgow, succeeds

Rev. Ur. Hugh Miller at Trinity United Church.

Thos. l: Maclisnnan.

who conferred with Provincial Gov-

I0: Death of cam. Thomas,

Military "IN" 0! Cheverie, Souria.

makes strong Prflim re cur- ceaan convention. Cafihullf‘ William's Misoouch 0‘ Henry Matthews. ordained in St.

20. _ rt-lcivuie in "1- ‘situation in not:- nuai Corpus Ciirstl procession. w Mwpgngid,

connection with death of

Charlottetown

IIruIrw-IwIIII

Howstt, retired harbor Bord

affine. of cact- Jsnm loam: Sour-inert. -N non Arsaus

ll!!! m

Liber A-oclatioiu ‘saseaosasoss-sasae Q I ° AUGUIT _ ' Q e

6: Capt. N.W. 1.... “ reelected ting of

edidant it ec girovinclal command. Crnsdian la-

: Death Mai. James J. leéghtiur, Charlottetown, on duty wi Veterans Guard. -Annual wIIVCDl-lOH, Churches of Christ. st New Glasgow!