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TOXOID CLINIC for immunis- stion against diphtheria of children. tromslxmonths upwillbehsldia

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dsy. September 18th, stjztl p. m. _ ' Ilos-l-ll-ii.

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Missionary Society. Ind Young Peo- ple's Society st the Presbyterian Church, Marshfleld, on Thursday evening at 7.80. M. E. 0,9118%. Pastor-A

rouca couaau-At the rouse Court yesterday morning. two drunk and disorderlies were each lined O30 and costs or 30 days; in a case‘ oi unlawful possession of liquor the of- fender was given six months; a vag- rant was given l0 days; a drunk had his $5.00 bail estrested.

THE LOCAL SALVATION ASMY CORPS are now busy making a can- va's of the City in aid of their l-lar- vest Thanskgiving effort. The money raised in this will be used for Evan- gelistic and Home Service - work. Already we have received many re- quests ior relief and many have been assisted. We trust the public will make a. generous response.

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FUNERAL-The funeral of Mira. Robert Rogerson was held on- Sunday afternoon and was very largely attended. There was a short service at the house followed by service in st. John's Anglian Church, Victoria, Rev. E. ,R. G. Bridgewafer, conducting the im- pressive service. The remains were laid to rest in the adjoining come. tery. The pallbearers were: Messrs “Bill! P1d890n. Stewart Inman, Arthur Inman, Allan Stewart, E. J. Lutz and Mr. Lesvitt o: Mont- reaL-s.

BUBJAI. SERVICE-The tuner- al oi’ Mrs. Clement Benoit was held Yesterday morning from the rssiq. ence of her son, Mr. O. H. Benoit, 100 Water Street, to Saint Qua- Slflifs ‘Basilica where a Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev- erend Father Farrell. The pallbear ers were Messrs. D. J. Riley, David Bethune, M. L. A., John McKenns, Sixtus McLeilan, Allan Stewart, M. L. A., and J. H. G. Murphy. Ser-I vice at the grave was conducted by Reverend C. McCarthy.

TENDEBED A SURPBISE.-Mrs. Frank Herring, Abercrombie Road, whose marriage took place recently at her former home in PrineejEd- ward Island, was tendered a most pleasant surprise on Friday evening at her home and p. seated with a lovely lot of miscellaneous gifts by some of her associates in this Young People's Society of Trinity Church and a tew other friends, says the New Glasgow News. Mrs. Herring was upstairs when Mrs. D. A. Mac- Lellan, President of the Y. P. 5., and some twenty" young ladies arrived in a body, and as she started down to meet them her surprise increased as she found herself walking to the

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r ‘ ‘ oi the Y “ in Bridal Chorus and on reaching the living room here was John, littls son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jenkins, with a cart full of parcels, gally done up in the Society's colors, red, white and gold. Miss Ruby Tren- holm, the bride's sister, assisted her in undoing the parcels and read the‘ accompanying verses iull oi good wishes, many original and funny ones among them. Mrs. Herring received much nice linen and several pieces oi dainty chins among the useful and ornamental gifts. She was plainly delighted and heartily thanked her good friends for- their kindness. The evening was most pleasantly spent in music, games and social chat and the most tempt- ing and tasty refreshments were served and enjoyed.

McKenzie will address the Woman's '

r ushers-nus ssavrcss as iiollowszhftfltswsrt at 11 A. M.‘ Bightlsld u. ma. n. llarshilsid it no r. 1s. Dr. is. s. Gongs, mo».

s . h." cuoaoaor SOOTLANIL-Rev. a " ‘l'"~“‘°°’“"""“'"““"”' 17/70 UflC If) l‘ batli Milli "at Murray ltlver at 10.30; a 7.”; atjlgand Brooklyn at 1.~P.l'l.,Also_'I‘hursday 24th at '

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INGAGIhlSNfIr-Mm and Mrs. Idwinflambly, Central Royalty, an- nounce the - engagement of their daughterlunice. Myrtle to John WilliahrClillis, Lower Newton. Mar- riage to take placs-_ latter part oi jséntsmber. ‘ am-n-u-n.

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._wanpmo~as1.1.s-A very pretty wgssmi- took place m Trinity Church, Charlottetown. on Septem- bsr.9,»at 1p. m. when Amy m1- lisn, eldcstldsughter oi Mr. and sensors. was united in_ marriage to. Hammond Charles‘ Ilsmphlllj o1. Charlottetown. The, bride looked verywlasoms in a‘ gown o! salmon pink georgettei with satin shoes to match. She wore {black plcturtfhat with pink trim- ming and carried a bouquet of. Johnna Hill roses and maiden hair| ism. The bride's mother was gown-i ed in black silk lace with black velvet hat trimmed with ostrich. A buffet luncheon was served st the bride's home so Upper Queen St. after which. the happy couple left on a. short honeymoon trip through the Msritimes. The bride travelled in a suit oi fancy green tweed with beige accessories. The many beaut- iful and costly gifts received test- ify_;'to the popularity oi both bride and groom.

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Mr. sndhdrs. P. C. Wilson and family returned to their home in Cambridge, Mass. Mrs. Wilson was called home on account of the ser- ious illness oi her father, the late Thomss= Woolridge, Cove Head. This irMr. Wilson's second visit to Prince Edward Island and he thinks it is one of the most beautiful spots than csn be" found.

Mruand Mrs. A. a. Mills of nos’- ton who have been visiting reiatlvq es in the Eastern part of the prov= lace-left yesterday morning. They were accompanied as far as Hall- iax by» Mr. Mill's nephew, Mr. Fulton Underhay of Bay Fortune. Nova Scotla's Rhodes scholar for 108i, who leaves shortly for Ens- land to tabs up his studies at Or.- ford.

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Barbara, oi Allston, Mass, are vis- iting relatives in the Province. Dur- ing their stay they are guests at the

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Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Williams of Detroit, Michigan, who have been visiting Mrs. Williams’ parents, Mr.‘ and Mrs. Stewart Burns, of Sher-‘ brook, P. l7. I.,'leit recently to vis- it»Mr..Willia1ns' home in England, where they will remain n11 Christ-i mas. ‘they also intend visiting Scot-

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Increased Acredge. Shown For Prince Edward Island

On ths instruction of the l-Imouralile, the Mal-starlet Trade and Commerce, the DominionStstlstiolan announoq in a preliminary state- ment, the acreage sown. to thelprinoipsl mono- Princs lidwsrd Island

with tbs sowings for tbs harvest year-lien. '

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