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Holiday (Burch. Kinknm lan was sung by J. llebonald. after

etery.

On December 15th init. the angel

of death visited Alberion and claim- ed for its victim James Heber. be- loved child of Alex. and Eliza Nc-_ ' t Leod. aged 3 montls. _-\ parzlcularl_\'|

sad feature or the case was its la | ther being absent lnom omc-_ who: only a few days previous its death!

had departed for Boston. P-lass. .' in their sad bereaitnent they can §n_d`

thoughts to Him \\ hu said "Sutter th;-_‘L-,_ week-_ 3 gm. pmgramme being lillle Clildfifll 10 @0319 “M0 M9 3U¢,ienderf_-d, Mr. J. Elder of Hamilton" forbid them not for of suc i~ the _

Kingdom of Heaven." l-

place Sunday' 17th ins: ducted at the horns- t»_\

Dawson. interment in 'he Cemevarr. Pri!-behrorff Wife Plriih Ellis, Cyrii Leani. Richard Dan-sc-n and Heber (`c-rbi-tt _

nnewa oo.. ei-rw.-.cor

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on Detum 3

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J atnor _h

rn 1. Trainer

at theearlv age oil-1 war- rl had en lined with the lvozn Batta on ann \\ent over to Englani bi owing 0 health referred h = siharge and ar rived home Oct “th gn. whim t'me he gr-aduallt grew weaker intil the emi came He was ’requentl\ vtsi ed durng hif nlness hv the Gaudet. P P He leave* . mourn bo sides hi pawnts five sis' rs and two hrother= nxmeli \!'-s Q 'l`*atnor \lr= J Herrlll and \elie in that

hel and es E with H s December

st wa v r\ arg- atfendwi the

Rev Fatfif' Gam!" oi3‘i~'i"mz at the house and grave- Thi pa l it awrsviere P Mtirphv \l Renrnoii J \1urph\ J Dov ¢ J \‘.a1sh and A \!urph\ T P Guard at: with tl\»'r tnanv inends ex‘fn\l <i€“ll>€'>l “$i>2U3‘

The dawn f»c<ur¢>i a' ‘~lap 1-mood 29 on De ' of ‘ilr arre Du \ in if- 'oi-ti ii n war of F ~ 280 Although bf had b~en in .ailing health

wa= \'El‘\ itil. dei

ng couid do pi0\‘ed Ull- an of kind.

for rovera vars the ¢-nfl unexpected All 'hat rr li al med rare and tender in-.ir;;i wa= done but all treatment availing. \lr Duily was a

lil .Hi _ _ Hughes. D. D., of the Cathedral stall.

h h' l = 'll b he nl

\' fell.

vr ere is o s wi e ' e

He leaves to mourn a sorrowing

widow Iormerlv Miss kat

henna. Hunter Riverjve sisters-\lrs.

Whit H t

Animas e un er

Peter Harrington. Kensin James \lcl-(anna. Charlottetown; Mr=. George D. Bryant. Haverhill. \lass,' M .I h G h ' Bo

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brrihefs “lofi 2:8 Misctggéllangiasfg She genefious donor. Father Train- wood. Kellys Cross. On Friday. Dec. I

29 a large funeral procession followed

h S h's

(_`emete'r_\‘.

urran. P. P.

and grave.

T e pall bearers were Jerome Mc- Guigaxi. Patrick _\l<'Ke-nna. Crisp Moore, J. P. Bradley, John Nantes. Pat- rick Hagan. May he rert in Liaauoixrsvn-»»~a -

t e remains to t. Josep Kelly'i='Cross. Rev. Dr. (` officiating at the church h _

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of their 611105!

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health

fll

t claimsthousandseveiyleaaon.

-M Storrs Euuisiou ~

which

took place on to St.3lalnchi'a

a -Requiem 1

Rev. J.

the remains

ware laid to rest in the adjoining cem-

will strength: and fortify you against Grllfe. uid if you _ have had it.Scott's will re- store yourstvengthfaster than _ any other known medicine. _`

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consolation in _ diffflws =h¢=-'§‘ 1.-in at-in their ans-.iai christmas tree

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pre-.~>-i-nt in quarantine with his batta-r_\'_ or. 'mount oi a severe outbreak of .‘=a.';e_< in the ranks. There are

FRIDAY

CHRISTMAS TREE- The Pres-

iiiterian Sunday School at Campbell

pre. #nie-l "Santa Claus _ "~¥\'.

RHODES MAN IN QUARANTINE.

unner \\`. T. Daw.=l.in. of Prince

dward Island. the new Rhodes Scholar from Mount Allison, is at

`e<i»=an'e-r place: in the world than a uarantine camp one would judge to ad what some of the boys say of em. -Moncton Times.

` -1-up

Re, ,_-awe, and Miss toung at Campbellton. .\' o E

he-rine Mc- gf

River, `h,5_‘hood days. The bell was purchased

on' Mrs. ii

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Titre passed peat'ef_ul1_\' at ‘fl his home in Hope River -' - ___

ber 29th. 1916, Matthias ..°` . ‘

son ot' Mr. and Mrs Pat ";" ' `

- 3 =- -_ mi "-

‘ '_ ' “_. n' B.

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lottetown; Charlotte. A *Ez* . _

Harry. at home: and .lam .. ' _ _ me mah in Eng!and_ is funeral hear many friends were glad ,to see which took place Sun<ia_' ' _

31 _ s 'e f-li' - I`- » _ _ _ I-_ ' _‘aff . .," -

Loi _ _ _ `. J-°l...= rf -

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. gt '. _ _

. \ .\liss Lucille .\{t-Neill. That the peo-

u-':=i°-"»ni..'ia " ' "'“' '“' °~°°'_ To

MALPEQUE.- His many friends

are pleased to see Mr. Owen home ‘ m Dakota after an absence of six- teen years- Malpequefs capable tea- chers spent their Christmas holidays at their homes. Miss Nunn at Yernon

i I ‘ii

- hir. Jack Montgomery is spend'-`

ing a wail earned vacation at his home in 31alpeque.- Mn. G. M. Rilchie spent Christmas at her old

home. Her fricégs were sorry to see_ herreturn so n after her arrival.- T

Gladyg _\1ac.\'utt. Lizzie Bearisto. Hat ine and Florence Craevi-ell. Erskine ‘\lac\utt and Alfred .\lacGongan,home from P. XT. F.. Blalpeque might well _‘boast of her ambitious young boys and girls.

The new bell for St. Josephs

church Kell_v's Cross which was pre- rentvd by Rev. Thomas Trainer of the church of the Sacred Heart in Taunton. Blass.. in honor ot His par- rnts. Mr. and Mrs. James Trainor of \laple`wood was blessed by His Lord- _-hip Bishop O'Leary on Sunday the .tist ult. Hia Lordship was assisted `by the Rev. Dr. Curran, the pastor

o St. Joseph's and Rev. P. l-‘_

livered by the Rev. Dr. Hughes who paid a. high tribute to the generosity

Father Traiuor in donating such a

plendid gift to the parish of his boy-

rom hfcShane & Co.. of Baltimore. arvland, and weighs 1,000 lbs. The

honor of the first ringing was given o \lr. James Trainor the father of

r is a brother of Mr. Peter Trainor he well known grocer, Pownal Street.

SCHOOL EXAMINATION.-» The

afternoon of Friday, December 22nd. was one of pleasiire and profit to the ratepa_\'er_< of llivor.-ide. the occasion being the semi-annual examination of their .school under the direction of

ple of this district take an interest in the education of their children was evidenced by the fact that every rate- payer was present. ln the centre of the room stoofl a handsome Xmas tree laden with gifts for the children. The pupils who were examined in the different subjects by their teacher. Miss )lc.\'eill and Hrs. John McDou- ald showed by their prompt and know- ing answers that they had been care- fully trained. \\'hen the examining was over. the r-himing’ol’ hells was. hearrl.'and in \\-alkeil Santa Claus who soon stripped the tree of its gifts and wishing all a Merry Xmas re- sumed his journey. Speeches were then made by Trustees and Rate- payfrs each complitnenting' the teach- er on the splendid success of her ex- amination, By the singing of the

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Lieutenant o and Gunnar Stephm Dolxu _wars given a rousing reception ‘Palday evening by the people ol Sourll. A large number of ladies and gentle- men gathered ln the B. I. S. HAIL where a number of addraraoa ware* git-ea to the returned heroes. Hin

and with him on the platform were meqlban of the Siege Artillery Draft

cheered by the audience. Lt. Johnson is a son of Rev. Mr. Johnson of Ken- '

sington. and had resided in Sonril c some vi-ars ago Gunner Doiron was

ago.. Both had made warm friend!

Frioiid in N

39° Mfr"

t~. rata. ::=n..

~ 4 r""s ,Mary E. all Ofharl TMO I “Ui

UUADBIN CANADA

quam-reg at Soitrlihlrhe kyrxis men gt me "plied “mg” ° ° yesterday mornings paper Prob-

v the ben number of the evening piano solo, bv Mr Alben Blau

addressed to them and were heartily 1"

also a‘re.<ident ot 'Sourls some time “

tamed wi

lthnabdo

‘ceakenathohg `

'itaeoummptioln

‘ Hood'aSar\apa|ilk §i eeaxhliaflaheatnea ‘ftbatitilknowuutha

‘for this disease. It `

_P-lood. A|kyolrlr§i:t&-it

vmrsnip the Mayor occupied thochlr =

L ol 6;. “AT HOME."-There was

-N. ` . Chard ~' ' L _

regrettable omission ll the report

hard,

' . during the year. Also to Miss L. Fish

ber of La`Jennesse Council. St; Jeanuor the able wa she presided t th

“mm-f P We ‘OP-`-‘ ’ »t._ Gauain, or this city, which took

e Brigade. being

very Pleasant ewnius was»St>@r\\ when captain or the sushi- Hose company. I Miss Stella V\'elsh. with her scholars The entire Fire Brigada mine for” save a very evioroble Cvlwm- Themed in an, mimi in :naar umrormk school house was tastefully rlecoratedland 3 represmmtion of the ,_ 0 0 1 Willl 3885- SlJl`\lC@ and "U'i0“5 Ulheft F. in regalia. paraded as well as-clti’-` trimmings which were arranged and Lens genem|h._ The com" was phcsd it mended 50 35 lf’ P"0d“°e 5 'ETF' on a salvage corps waggon. which was Dlf-‘JSUIE 2560!- 'T119 <'f0Wd asiemm' tastefully draped in black and coveredf ed at an early hour and while waiting. with “owen and was drawn bv mel ` violin music was given by .\le‘ssrs m.emen~_.»n1e Fourth Regiment 'Band Charles and Harris Jordan with harp headedum- mnege playing the Dead and organ accompaniments. Miss March; Th°_b°d,. “Jas conveyed to St Celia Sencabaugh organist. \Vheu pew,-B Cathedral where the Churcl; the hour arrived for opening, Mr. of England bm.ia`| service was' sung John Wmsloe called the meeting to by the choir, Canon Simpmn omdab :rss .:f.;:2.“.‘f:..:@;1_;':.2if: :anis me »--M- -f

listened with pleasure to a long and §.:§"u1n;KLe°nT|?;ed;:a;5g; was bl‘:g_

well prepared programme'co11tilBtin¢ ' . . _ of songs. solos. Readings, neciuitiniis f:da,ff,‘n°';,",nf"f;’(f’,:°;‘“§a°';‘§;°§i’l§al '

National Anthem the examination war gigloaguisl' -0':‘°|l;l§f;';‘ b`_M:=1i;“‘;5Lu?;ie2 0:' the ghurdt of 15118181141 bllrlil 89|*

' v ce an the Odd I-‘ell b rlsl

brought to a close. _ i ' | f. hi 0*” ll WV*

“T golrfugage igixcelissegs bgntgeil dsbggg' mony was 'Isa conducted’ The mu'

AT ANNANDA|_E___ A Meagan( ` 1 " bearer! Colldlliéd 0( m¢mb6rB 0! the

-»» 2:1: ;;:i~..~.,?."“.,'.‘;‘.‘. “;‘:;‘.‘._:":.‘:,..°.‘:.°‘f: <>- 0- F- --1- -tw -W »-» ‘Thursday Dec. ‘list when the child- the emovment of an U,.éSem_ A ‘"9 B"|S\de~ V115 M995" FTW _ W” °' 'he ‘Village ""l"”'3"’d the vote of thanltawas given to the teach- Lame’ Dum Bethune' "mm Mamn' (`h"i-"ma-5 5€“"°" U-" 3 Ch"i5‘m“ er for the good work she had done Wm' Ban* G°rd°° Huhm' and

tree and entertainment. Mr. Savell in the M.hM| and for he, unm,.|n5 A118118 MCENIIIGYII-

kindly acted as chairman and the fol- efforts in teach-ng hm- puvm, to pu., *w

lowing programme wa. rendered. ~ ' 3cH°°|- ¢|~03|N9-- T110 Semi- Ovening (`horus_ "Good Ijuck to the 3?: ;l;,‘;:;'arlz|m:;nsoth'eeI:ice2¢lad lsulxilz annul e“mm‘“°n °‘ Pm' C°V¢ Boys of the Allies.” Speech. Master “ual and amusing costume' 'lm Bom 505001 000k lP|lCf= 0D W0dl188dlY. Pi-ed Morrow; speech. :snmer wiuie ,,,"e,,,d me burdened me of it, December 20th-.The large number of Main; Recitatinu. "Lulu's Complaint" numemm and PNN.. gm, and pm Dlrenla and visitor; present ms* 3°?" H°"l°“i R°°i'“'l°“ "A sented them tothe happv recipients nw e"m°“°° °' i"

ad.” T°il€‘" Maw" Di"K"°“ 31°" after which the meeting closed bv lengt uh" in Vhorus "Dear Santa Claus" smgmg God Save me K|ns_ Upon bl' U18 D€‘0P|0 01' ‘his

°°”m°“ "The Ne' B"°u" request the above concert will bsqmvu’ '"°'mmm°u

Giles? Re°mm°“ "A repeated at Murray Harbor on Sat- Stewart’ teacher °'

uniay. Jan. can mi.. the primed; #mg Ea?

to be t th R fl C Fund.-

C0m_ given 0 9 e was _, :gent that they had

bel

-._` ‘ p.

Quinn-

r §

League oi the Cross “at home

was not mentioned Mr. Blur- spear although young in years. is an '

pifal -at

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SQUHU .Prlloa Edward

P_l'lYl!e ir. Pe- Private

0( the city

l. '

......... _ i `Ic'cosis" to put che

_p “pick-.._of, i§h_g; into

mar nixmiiiy _ --1: ' ' ` - ‘

late ,_..,_.

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ltitliitli _liizciiicirrigr

\ or

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MANYeaiw|’ulpeople\ave'

found that Rad Root

Taaiaveryoconomioal-flint' it yields mom cups 60150 pound. ,That ia bonu: it eomiata largely of'Aalall- Indian !eas,whiclaarofal__-

Ramegate. Here he spent

_ ous

richness and su-engtb. Tea go farther.

\. _ , _

Agia) *E

In healed

own. when the latter was killed on

ery back of the lines. Moses Gallant.

he first nigh; they were in the renches. Hume has not been discharged and

Halifax.

Private Alley, who left P. E. ls-

for their full-bodied They make Red Rolo

Try the lndianldeouomyofthis . `

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1": '5 g_ __ __ .-- _

land when quite young, ehljntggi in the 48th, 33rd Pioneers. at Cran- brook. B. C. Ha landed in England July 10th. 1915. went over to Franca in' February 1916, and wa; wounded on 'June' Sth. 1916 In the third battle of Ypres having been struck. in Um arm by shmimel- H8 spent ten days in hospitals in France. and twelve weeks ln Aberdeen. Scotland, before being transferred to Ramagatg. Ha has received his bonorablojllicltargel

l.ll`d

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music lovers coined a nav titl fo ` . " ‘ ` " " ~’

MIIIICI 1\¢~¢i'¢lh0ll . - __ I 132 .15 _ ._~_ ;._\.__._, § fig; J

'-More than one thousand differéntiilectioni are at y"ini_r‘p`lu|Th%" - i ‘

Come in and hear them. , _ . _ . ‘_ *f _ £5

i a ii

1 ~ . i - . `

ou The musical cz-ities of more than zwo\liundrad Camdigi and Amegqn

to- _ ` ,mf stated that they were unable tirdececr my-.dill`uv¢nu:-~ o_ 1 Q

--lo cause the N¢vv_»_Edisoh no stand out -from the o}_di|iary,_

In other words, a great artist singing on th_e_ concert stage direct

' creation of her voice by

The New Edison. '

This is what the picture means. It shows Annu

Grand Opera, provingby actual comparison that - Thomas A. Edisoifs new '

invention re-creates ‘her superb art with absolute fidelity. ` .

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5:3! ~ 3- 33 if;-»» sy 1'

‘\ . ,,.

' ` Ib Ndltmlial, '

arison with the ro- `

of the Metropolitan 1

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guinl of hon- . ’ _|181 Wi ~ ’9\‘ ` ' ' °` '

Fl -' xi " 'Dv ` ` 'i=$?° - -`““@‘=i> |FlIU|l|

d, t<\ \_¢> \* , . 0, _

cert; :ggi '__ . \ “Tl /

on t .; ' . '

e_.,,.i_.__ ___ ._ _ iff I }/, But it makes

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- momneers _ -M ~ _____<_z_ '-“ MORE BREAD Al

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oellent player and a natural born' 12:5” 'i:`:§,,‘=i'“'_g':¢;{"m‘;“;:§ _w ` " .. ~ Y . BETTE-I -B-RE_‘<iD»”f‘;"'“ ._

lzflst. He was the accompanist of the dn ` - - ’ ‘ ' ' .

~ _ ring his stay _a city, he will _

white (hare and have not been lop “dh "“ |'”`5l°'l5 ““":m°'“*| ho the ,guegt of gayoi- Brown, while ___*________` ?________ __.... _ __

gotten by them su m' "nf “_e_°“'°"* “mem ‘ ° gre" Private Alley will-he 'the guest uf his _ _ _ `

zEATN_n scnooi. J an wumitnv t!:ritiim|fA" ¢hlA‘°y'i‘;fmmau1;ily` ' ' ' 'I T “ I '

NEW .- _ a _ r e »

The semi-agnual exaiiaingttgaudof gin' m:¢:;:i':n ?;¥'::|??e';°:';_€':';';"; tgwnés in 8l:':I;ol:lB6'I":'g;;d. 1914.! gotr Z l" dS<‘ 001 ` 1'! 5'. C- I l UD. 15 I - Sid?" when awlzigee number of ‘gage hfme °‘ im- T- P- mme”-` teagu men which lris 'lima sguf 1?: the

parents and visitors assembled to do' °ni°';i kb-A' “if ggrm fr- 5:"sh'nR(i_‘:1" front. He left Canada bn June 13th. _ honour to th; occasloiL.?d'l;he glcliool ‘Ben minmmsenaelrlgasl 0:!!-_Ollie Rive; isighand im September: arrived in the room was ni y decor: or e oc-_ .‘ _ tre es, _ _ - ‘ casion with spruce and red. white audi :fd ‘bel £15595 ~'“',':_°Hf“d ¥°;'dL‘“d£ On l~‘ehrua‘.r_v 1. 1916, while on list~ blue colours and a beautitful Xmas! 0512;? _0 colaltgger. io; Jhilllggt ‘life enuig post aboutdthnee 0-clock in the tree presented a very pret y picture' . _” _ - ' _ ' morning a gi-erm e (mm a rifle about , tg the large number-_ present. about gf" mmenfhimnfeihqfhe 595' one hundred yards distant, stnick »-»-g; -H-;==-,iii ;,.;,...:._ ::'.“:;::; mm- = g-»--;<»~,,-=-=-<= “'-<-

in t e various .=n ects F _ _ ruff. of Sl. Jo. n. . . _'

Peter 4"o:iwa_\' assisted by their tea-_ a;:d°x!g;e5§o§::$;fil'?mg;;‘§?:` The latter was killed lnshintly. cher Bliss B. Hughes and showed by, » _ -_ _ .'~ hip, had being lilown away. Hume re- their_quick response to the various- g‘;h‘9_$;:;;:§Y9w;V£d*;;;- £22352 ceived a part ofiihe grenade on his questions that they had been careful- nf the mx haginesc on me Island back. and shoulder being struck by

151'* instr;icted_ Then followed a p_r1‘>_“,mk_ hen th-ev vi-sited me mol; about 200 piceesgulltiet of these were g in 0 SOl'lgS_ l'6(‘liall0!lS. €l(‘. O- - _ rem0yQd_ but he i (gnrigg sqm in lowing was vhe most important part §ar“°‘;z_:“;d f'em“gh=hu‘e k‘“‘m°“u°f his arm as souvenirs. He was ahli to of the vroceedmss esnecmllr for the M ‘k bl’ ', _"3 ~ “me b‘° crawt back to me trench and was pupils. when Santa Claus appeared on nf" n5€?1_‘;“;9;_-xa5is:“; C35 3 bnfutn V helped over the par_aDet by his cousin the scene wiihga large bundle of toys to léehu-lotmo-‘_ 5 has ffemebeé 'am t Domain gem-5, of Bmokiym p_ 1;, 1_ for all the numls- The people were “mined at on “- §lhe‘*! gi "]‘_5t"{“ .mer undergoing im, ani treat- theu treated to home made candy bi' bv Miss Ann: Ze ire(f“!°“3Ba;_’;,; ment he was removed to Boulogne No. the teacher and a very en.,o_vable time B’-“dm when the gimp were Pham. 2 stationary Hospiml thc-nee to Tap- vaj Spent md all started for home gmphed The Misses Landngan ac_ tow in tngtana He spent nveanu a. ff-‘EJDK U13! ‘ji “"7 Pmilable KU'-7 911' mm anim “r__‘ mckham to Sm-M5 half mouths there before' being re- iviahlehevfmns was passed in the whefe mv Qmfspmd a few dns ' moved to me canadian special Hoa.

sc oo ouse: ~ - - -

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wEDD\~G BELLS.-:nu Gladys °"'*'S““S "A'“'\’- ’1"1° S.“'=' on 'nil agiania on- nga of which

Agnes t>av1d.Dausmer or mana in-s.,d= i°‘1°"‘ °‘ 'he "°"1°‘”“ C'“1'°’° were :si other wounded winters. in. JOSGPD David Of 'G€0PK€l0WI1. P. E.:“f C3P¢ W?lf9 held 'nel' Chnsunas cluding Alley and Mclieth ol Forest I-. and Edward 1. Cormier were mar-_ Dam' °” “ednemay "emng in me Hill. McBeth, who had lost a leg, and‘ fied at 7 o'cloclt Christmasnight at gf§P9gTI‘;:`ie Iggy' foggiigggioggiif who had been a prisoner ln Germany" the rectory of the Sacred Heart church ~ ' went go ugh” to re org, as 1115 by Rev. Victor Choquate. They were me hem? We" d°“e° R°m°"k° by on Q ti .P

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mended by Miss Nora Rlordan and C“““""°" Re” R' 3.* B"°d‘°' C"°"1 'rite zsiii Battalion which had about

Francis Stackpole- lfhe bride wore a`-“S by 'he C"‘”"i R°‘~"'“"°“ “Y °““‘°" so Islanders, had about soo tinted or sown of white win with trimmlhesilfee ’“°.“’"]’°““‘f “3‘°'°"“? by "W" wounded. about hair its strength at of venetian and sold lace and pearls-"me g_”’s' P‘“°"““°” by "°°"°“ me time "Hume was wounded. Donatfi and carried a bouquet of bride‘s roses.|S‘,"°“5_' Rec"-“"°° by Mi" G- 55°' Beam above mengiongg was stmckl The bridesmaid wore pink Creve d@<M‘"°“' Singing by C"""'°”’ Hema' nv it nunef which entered between ms?

chene with hat to niatcli and carried mm by. 0"” Brome' D’°l°3“° by `- d o e and came out at the "35 U93' “ck Nchem- Ur Ch‘“'l°“°' nlnk roses. After the ceremony more 53%; °§f "“§rf;“"‘°_’ C§"'§_" liiskagr lille Snead. t-te is now tionm' i

than 100 guests were entertained at ' _ - ra 5"- C 0 I 1 h mm k uf En I d_ f _ October 13th. 1919, and assisted at his a reception held at the home of the. §’£_f;'°'l§§idl1g5;?sf_0U{'{og1lg;LeRzgcitatlon gi' hifvilllénbeerll-ynf;,:|gh me g ahnospgqtallisf burial. He lie; at reg; in a little ceme- groom’e parents. Guests were present; _ _ I ‘ 3", - ‘S5 ‘ H | H f Ch v 1) -_ I from Marlbon. Boston, New Hanipshlreiggh, iChoh._ After `.h,¢h_Sal1l3 w;m,:.ioungeg§a,:;' s¢_o3|o|:t;;fv;s 5305;. another man of the 26th, was killed and surrounding towns. The house was “S n the pemcuge °t Mr' S' MCH where ln England. 1 I

prettily decorated. The bride’s gift toifatcgfmlentered the M" and dum' Private Hume reported that [wo t her maid was. a pearl rosary and the Gaiam; aff? :m:ab°r0?f ‘;':geMS'dc°“' McBetl1 boys from lris. were _ maid presented the bride with a sim- apple for each chad. _[file sl; “I1 al; ,,.°,md,,d_ one uw ww,”-| uma The will undergo surgical treatment in

ilar gift. The groom’s gi! to the best , “5 ng ° U, y, 1; |_ th gh man was a gold stick pid. The young; $6 Nm°m=| Anthem bmugm H very ;,g“¢§:¢;rl>i::cl¢nto ?heof?rgn?. I’ri$'a(le gunz' couple left today for a short wedding hppy even "5 to a °°”°‘“3i°“- It ,

trip and on their return willreside for S mud be remembered great "ed" if F -

the present at 8 Taber Avenue. .llinique t° ML James Elder me S' S' Douglas is 3 mechanic at me “.‘ L_ auperlntendent and his noble assist

Douglas Shoe Co. plant and is a mem- am! i” the “ay they have w°"ked

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