14. 1952

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” Yure And friends from day to day. But never will the one we loved. Fro snernory pass away.

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The Waite Family of Travellers Rest wish to express deep apprecia- tion.for kindness shown by neigh- bors. friends and others from 1 distance. in the death of James '1'.

ins. William 1'. Ling to thank relatives. friends and mids-

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end all those who sent flowers. letters.

y .: In loving memory of Daniel W. MaePherson who passed away June

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A very ,pleuant evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. lemuel Horne, North Milton. on May lath, when a number of friends and relatives gathered to tender them a surprise party, the occasion being their thirty-sixth wedding anniversary.

When all had gathered, Mr. and Mrs. Horne were seated. A very app ' i speech was made by Mr. Hamilton Horne. and their little grand-daughter, Albd Mac- Quarrle. on behalf of all present. presented them with a well-filled

purse.

Although taken completely by surprise, Lem, on behalf of his wife and himself, in a" few words thanked all ..resent and expressed the hope that all would soon meet again. After bouncing the "bride" and "groom", all Joined in singing "For They Are Jolly Good Fel- lows". ,

They also were the recipients of other beautiful gifts. including all- ver and glassware. A dainty lunch was served by the ladies present. A beautifully decorated wedding cake, baked by Mrs. Hamilton Horne centered the dining room table. V

Among those present were Mrs. Annie McDuif, Halifax, and Mrs. May Maciiwen, so. Brewer, Me.

Farewell ' Party

A large crowd gathered in Pownal Hall, Monday night, June 9 to bid farewell to Mr. Bernard Praught. who is leaving Pownal to reside in Charlottetown. Mr. Lewis Herman called the gathering to or- der and an address was read by Miss Dorothy Ings and a presenta- tion of two nice suit-cases and a sum of money was made by Barry Inge and Donnie Acorn on behalf of the people of Pownal and vic- inity. Mr. Praught in a. few well- chosen words thanked everyone for , the nice gift: especially the ladies of the Women's Institute for their thoughtfulness in remembering him in this way. A delicious lunch was served by the ladies and the bal- ance of the evening was spent in dancing. -Music was supplied by Athol Buell. Richard Brehaut, Leo Coady, vemon Burhoe, Willard Jenkins and Jack Worth. The sing- ing of "God Save The Queen" brought a. delightful evening to a close.

Following is the address: To Mr. Bernard Praught. Pownal,

Dear Friend -- To night. we. your friends and neighbors of Pownal and vicinity. are gathered here to say not "goodbye" but just "so long" to you, who have been a. life long member of this community. We are pleased to learn you are not going far away and know you will return often to see all your old friends. In the many years you have been with us you have always been ready oblige and help in any way you could, and we will greatly miss your helping hand. We wish you every success in your new work,

profitable and pleasing. We ask you to accept these gifts as a small token of our esteem and friend- ship

and neighbors in Pownal.

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"I'm afraid you'll think me a quitter, but well-" she suddenly she looked acutely embarrassed and equally determined. "Well, the second half of the college year be- gins next week. It's my senior year and I'd like to finish with my class. I'm sure they'll give me credit for my work here if Richard will write ii sort of reference."

"We'd hate to lose you. of course. but I do think your career is more important." .

Richard took the news with much grumbling and complaint. which only seemed to convince Naomi that she was doing the right thing..But when he heard the front door close and Naoini's roadster swishing down the drive. he heaved a sigh of relief and swung his long legs out of bed.

CIIAPTEB THIRTEEN Part one

"Thank God! Now I can shave off this darned beard. It's been driving me nearly crazy!" '

Mr. Prentice arrived the next day.

”1've been most distressed over this whole affair," he said. "We'd have done better to take action the first time when William disturbed the children. But now at least you are in a position to go to court."

Richard looked disturbed.

"But we want to avoid that if possible, Mr. Prentice. 1 can't take time off from Oakhart now-we're short-handed as it is. Besides. the Shot was accidental, you know."

"An accident on William's part, but gross negligence on Mrs. Gre- mont's. You have witness: and the gun, with its fingerprints. By law she is his guardian and re- sponsible. Besides, he was tres- passing."

"Aibby thinks William would be happier in an institution." r

"Well, we have the means to put him in one now. Mrs. Gremont has no legal objection to offer."

"She'll hate us," Richard said.

"I'm afraid she already resents you for owning Oakhai-t-she's that sort of woman. However, there's is political campaign com- ing up. perhaps that will divert her. Gremont has heen losing some of his hackers lately."

He stared at them solemnly for a long moment, then-

"I had another reason for com- ing here today-about that new wing you want to build, Doctor." Richard frowned. "Mrs. Eynon doesn't want to place a. mortgage on oakhart. and since this hap- pened, I'm inclined to agree with h

er... ' iilt's partly because of her atti- itude that I'm making my offer. I'd like to advance you the money for it-a gilt, not a. loan."

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d,"Give it to us!" Janet exclaim- e . He held up a thin. admonlshing hand. "Wait - there are strings attached. In exchange for my gift I ask that my little boy be per- mitted to spend his summers here. He has been alone With me too much. After seeing your place here I understand how abnormal "is life has become.."

h"l-Ie has rheumatic fever, hasn't

e?"

Mr. Prentice nodded wordlessiy. Janet had heard Jonathan Pren- tlce's case discussed by Richard and Cliff. He was really a victim:

unlike little Rodney Becker, there

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was no chance that his trouble might be corrected by an opera-

tion "But we'd love anyway." she said.

"That's not all-I also at that if I should not live until Jonathan his guardians untillie attains his ms- jorily. I know you'll want to think it over . . . I won't press you

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”I'm going for a walk, Abby. but look in on them occasionally, will

The children are all ssleep,

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moon face was worried. "When are you going. Janet?"

"Up on the ridge. I think. There may be some signs of spring up there."

"Certainly aren't any down here." Abby muttered, thus. add- ed, "better wear rubbers. the ground is damp."

Fol-the first time since she had been at Oakhart. Janet reels wanted to get away frcsn it. she had to divest herself of every view of the house and grounds, avoid contact with those inside them in order to think things out clearly.

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