. the railway were badly mien in sent to this Province for the use f Kerr. C. C. Thompson George Mc- gflrptuth alfigaxgkffi? misltlilytzections‘ yesterday morning ctgtugry sflhofls for the remaindgr inty-re, Lf B. Meilish’ and Harry s M, her t , m t.» I e resu t that a number or 0 e ac oo year. After con- McGregor.

‘t091-D"“““‘,“" c“ the trains were tied up. sultation with the Superintendent The following ls a list of the Wlflwaakwlllfi R. C. Ltelrnlfizgy, _ Yawn“ nflemoon the "m, m of Education the schools selectedlfloral tributeea- . nnnlmw W“ largely a e t . summer-me ‘M Bord“ w" do”, to receive the library were, Eben- -Plllowe-—Mother and family. Ull- Tlll ] -» i ‘DAV M, ed, but not so with the eastern llnn Mo?‘ wlthdan enrollment dot fifty the: Baptist AChut-dllii b“ 10d

wig"; ~ .- . “m; m.’ “m, we“ of aummerfldm pup a an average atteo ance oi resen — cme e an so. pull! l-h h” fhnslved the sad A; 1030 n“; m!“ ‘he “m,” thirty-five, and Brooklyn where Ailbert J. iMart-in- Mr. anidt Mrs. yinitlflhm h of his sister. i hn- f i y Mr. Nathan Bears the teacher con- Jen. D. McLeod and Family M1811 nus 0! ‘Ne’? which occurred _',.f{',,..f 1'3,,fl,,,"“‘ “arm”; M“ ducts a most successful night Catherine McLeod. The Thompson . . Jmfienugce a |_ The re. PM U; m “I f“ 0"“ vl-ewHschool for the adults of the com. Family. ' " in Sqp‘h:fi|::hve u; ‘M! ‘my on n at e t the city to op-

II

timer-ti,- use!!! I nestlly, 111'" n

1 “M R.‘ MaeDONAi-Dc-g‘ T54 the date Mr. John A. Fm River. i003 P111119 in Belfast where inter- nisde in the old cemet- m service was conducted at “m, and grave by Rev. D. c The funeral arrafllfl- er atlmira-bly carrled out

, rifting; The 11 Mscllllum’ on F1111" msnt I" e11- the Macwcll‘

‘gliirman Gillie.

D w. Thomas

2:; ii ‘inmei it e y w ret - . - ' _ ‘. iiéogillgnslén Jone“ Morris who also drive miles to funerals; and to vigih have been posted in Prince oi presence o! Immediate relauvem

M, M. ihe bereaved home.

mnny friends.

TUESDAY

._ROGERSVILLE VISITOR.‘ --l1‘¥l111i11e to the flock. Seldom was liiiss Hazel c. Maioney of ROBBTB-flhiil seat vacant in The Church and

vme, N, 3., who has been ellfllllllnilpie was always ready to eontrihngn friend, Miss

ltuth Gallant oi Summcrside left hr,

home time willi her

Monday morning for her

_K_.

-P08TPONED- ~

and Arthur Britt-e from

train conditions, the

from c. F‘. C. l’. under

he postponed until a later date.

_TORONTO PARTY. - 1111159 and Mrs. i. E. Wyatt, Miss Wanda Donald of Canoe Cove. This funer- W. A. Brennan. n) which took place on the ninth Sumniersidc tett on Monday morn ‘inst. was largely attondeld- there be- ing to visit Muuti-oul, Toronto anti-ing over one hundred sieighs. The Mrs. Brennan iilansitieritzcee were conducted by C. W. to rnnke ilii extended trip and wllltltobertson and the pail-bearers include (lbicago, Davenport, lowa were Angus iMcPhee. l and attic. Middle Western cities in

Wyatt and M111-

otlier cities.

liar itinerary-K.

took Place Union Cemetery tnntl largely attended.

' Rev. Mr. ivilson.

Henderson, Arthur Jns. Essery.

Jackson

social gathering t thc home oi red Tunion Alberton.

Mrs.

‘flll. lr. A. P. Ahern and

v isted to the musical he» players. ainty luncheon

aniasilc was once n and curred until a hen one and all assembled

. . - _ _ , to again visit the Circle was ex- 11111981 At eleven o'clock a-florel tributes which covered and ‘I “FCLJV "'1 l v "" 1l7ermg1irggggr?gtlqeit"essllgtoiitlga, Mr- A. “M911 11111 1199111181 110111 9111111011“ m t was served to surrounded hie casket ,’ m” )A>,.,/;n11' i ‘ ' ' ' town. - ore 1 __ ' _ t’ _ m “any 81:913.; Eidullllggd! (lfltggcxntll-‘Zltrilladr’ and Vernon ‘/ //:1.=-"““ ‘h1g1 Y! “WE'LL KNOWN REB|°ENT"‘ m? hog" dmm__Mr as‘, M" ma“ . _ ,4 .. _~Q,/" The death occurred at her home on w gljlmt“ ' ' ' y \ Notre Dame Street, Summerside. 11191111119" °1 I .

tire Mrs. Tanton that the party wn||

he “Bast Yet" and tn 1 11 1110111 enioyshie evening.

have new . Power, spied and 1 acceleration -MD|I for Ion; Engine ‘Claudius-made Product Windsor, Oat.

‘o.

.1

_ _'r-he ‘funeral ‘£5.10. ugh-gun was

i , March 30th, the Tue “lag? “geld from] “fldutnk Jig pol‘ ore ' v1-

ih; nt, 8.46 oclock.

us“ BEEAVEMEN-n _ lied resided for the last fiftydive o Morris of this“ clay ' lght reco ve t o ondlggsd“; Iilhe death of his aflmflerlnJflw which occurred on “:10; hsy at Mlnudle. N. S. Friday ' ‘mu he left for the home of l? deceased to find on his arrival a; y", seamanbi daughter. Miss

‘Mrs

hnii iier daughter had been filfltlwlnlllii which In the daughter's cine developed into pneumonia. Both ladies were known in Char- hmelhwh, .i\ilss Lytla being intim- miy known here. having visited the cliy quite frequently and "made The Morris family

hi bereaved have the s n- 12: Eyrlltilttylhy oi‘ a host of friends.‘

homeirsitier two nous and f/wo daiighlarg, Miss Mitlmifly bad u tiles-aunt visit. George ui‘ soinervllle, Mass, who

owing in .the,Ann. wife of Archibald Comipbell absence of Messrs Leigh laizgnfiliof Canoe Cove and Annie, wife of both having been delayed flliB to. D10B1fl111|wlio faithfully and tenderly nursed which was to liavc been lirontlvanl-ihini through his illness. the tlir-{wns “(inn oi imifcsnor Watkis, lilld t0

FUNERAL SUNDAY. -'riis fun-l erai oi the late Joseph Bryentont Sunday afternoon to wag veriqwas htiii from his late residence, The services at. 325 Fitzroy street, l the house and grave were conduct-Flirt at 0.30 p. m. The service was y en ihy Rev. Mr. Smith assisted by ' The pail hear- soy assisted by Mr. E. C. Robert- , ers were; lla-nimond Pierce, G00. son. Abbott, Beet-her liryoiiton, Hnrrywith the Lord," and the 23rd Pslam and The deceased was in his twentieth

--SOCIAL GATHERING- The nnd dance held was always cheerful and thoughtful Wil- for others, and died trusting in on the 18th Chrhst as his Saviour.

inst, was voted by all who attend- d, the most delightful of the sea- Thn music was supplied by sorrowng mot-her and step-father, his omhrs- rn assisted by liiiss Myrtle Phillips i Tyne Valley accompanist, and he numerous cncorcs, dcmzinilwl ‘ y the dancers to every number iil-‘Whlfl shown by the large funeral ‘ ability of.pr0cess’on and also _-by the many

{hank her low and family.

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i‘ () WE »R-+'ii.2-..?=J.i-.;".'.i:‘.:’.'_

wersary to be tit-id st.

Ammonl

1 of the National conference on Edu-

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r _____.._._ g

As a‘ result of Saturday's mow fall and ground drift. followed by

Edward and Abegweit chapters. a high wind the cuttings aii nil-in;

A ten dollar

n the lino east was stalled at Uigg The train from Souris was report- -d"ln the _vlcinity of st, P919" "Ill-PB. she had ‘been fighting all vwilerdey afternoon. The train on the Tldnlsh line was bet/ween St. .oiiis and Alhei-tnn in heavy snow.

A! ll o'clock tug Cnr Fen-y was tbrcc miles from Borden, coming this way.

ible for the care and safe return o the books. All transportation ex Denies are paid by‘ head office

scheme and we are

to have the use of these libraries.

The death took place n; New Afiiyle bot sixty-five on the sixth day‘ of ltlarcli of Oolln MoDougall 581186 years a highly respected resident of that place where he

years. About eleven years ego Mr. Dougiili suffered a severe attack of heart failure from which he never fully recovered. Though not able to do much manual lab- our still he was quite active until about five months ago when he stiifered a relapse which continued

lal pictures sent to them. cally of the pictures and signified

ably framed school rooms.

and hung

the sick and seldom would he vis- it the sick room empty handed, H9 W“ 1116 811111913. of the last re- vival under the ministry of the late Rev. Donald MoDonald and was ordained as an elder of t-he church ofScotland n; canon cove 01'1" Billy were also and as far as thc writer knows was the last Eid- er living who was ordained by Mr. hie-Donald. And it could be Milly ssiu of him that he fulfilled ‘the ioilice of an Elder not as lord- 1118 Over 0011's heritage but as an

Wales College and at staffs University.

ians of eligible children. these were enclosed ters asking the ages 01 dren in their care. their grade in

applying f0r' a Bursary at some future time. This was done that the guardians may know 0i‘ 11111-1 splendid opportunity awaiting thc children and be encouraged to keep them in school.

Communications from Child Welfare, Ottawa were read. also from Navy League and Education- al War Memorial Fund.

Meeting adjourned.

liberally to any cause. He leaves

mourn the ipes of a loving

arrived home a. few days before he died. Murdock of Boston. Mary

it ls with feelings of deep 10' gret that we chronicle the death of Miss Ola McDonald, which took place Wednesday. March 17th. at her home in Montague. Although in falling health for two Yea"- hopes were always entertained for her recovery,and not until the last week was it realized that she must ' in spite of all that medical snail anid- kind and lovlnl; friends could do, she was culled home t0 "Heaven" happy to be at rcst with her Rc-deeimer.

iviisn iMcDonald was the daught- er of the‘ lute Norman JJMcDonttlti. who‘ predeceased her ten years o~ go. She was born at “The Mills" inter moving to MlontsWQ-Wllll her parents. Ola was a girl 0i‘ kind and genial disposition 0nd be- loved by all who knew her.

She leaves to mourn an 118011 mother, tio whom she was a con- stant companion and two-brothers. James F. of Charlottetown and Maynard. F. of Jvlontag-ue. M. L. A. ibesides a host of sot-rowing relative; and friends. The 111186 number or’ floral offerings and let- ters _of sympathy testify to the high esteem in which she was held. The funeral was held from her late residence Fri-day. March 19th at 2 PJM. to the Lower Montague Cemetery. In the sbseace of the Baptist pastor. the services were conducted by Rev. -C.F. Armstrong of the ‘Christian Church. who took for his text 1 Cor. l3-l2 "lilor now we see through a glass darkly. but then face to face: now l know in psirt, but then shail i know even as l am known." Prayer was

Allison McEachern New Argyle, ‘who resides on the olid home and

His wife Mary Campbell of Argyle iShore who predeceased him forty yeivrtLa-lso two. sons Ewen and John Alexandra died some years ago. He also leaves one brother Dougald Mc-

Alexander McKenzie, Neil McKenzie. Hector i.\lt-.Nevin, Silas Marley and George McMlcken.

Tbh funcralof Catrl Bruce Riggs Sunday, March

conducted by the Rev. Dr. Riem-

‘The Choir sang "Forever

gysar. and although ailing in health ‘for more than a yea-r bore his guf- foi-ings with Christian patience. He

There are left to mourn the loss of a loving son and brother, his

cue sister. Golda, M-m Allan Helm-m

of Windsor. Ontario, and one brot-

her. Vernon of Windsor. Ontario. The est em in which h-e was held

Spray---Mr. and Mrs Henry Mut-

- reath——M1-s. E. C. Robertson Bot an ebter Cora. Spray-Mr. and Mrs. Edgar

Houghton.

‘Gpray Johnson family. Spray-Milan McConnell. ‘Spray-L. 0. B. A. Memorial . Spray~Mr and Mrs Ernest Mc-

' Defective Elimination

lion-you will iecl an good. Maire the teat. You will appreciate this difference.

and Employees; Mr ivnd ‘Mrs. T. W. Bentley. Chautauqua Club. Edith Craswell, iMay McConnell. Marjory

in JIIIIOII-I-Utfll Ila the ‘Peopleis cemetery The nali- '

O-Iivwilafl‘ uu-uehlww

been sent to members of the Royal

library is being

munity. The teachers of these schools are willing to be respons-

Thls is just the beginning of this anxious it

Most appreciative letters have been received from Mrs. Ives. Pre- sldenLof the Montague institute. Mrs. Anderson, secretary or Fern- wood institute, The Reverend Mr. Crofton of Georgetown and Mr. Lewis Lowther, Principal of Ken- slington school foigthe War Memor- They have all written most enthusiasti-

their intention oi‘ having them suit-J-umont. Miss Bertie Martin. Mr- ih 1hn1i~aiid Mrs. H. J. Mabon, Mr.

Every effort has been made to|Robertson, Miss May WWW“??- secure a candidate for the i. O. iii

St. Dun- ‘in addition to Sig‘:mmmlggsgfigagzsoafisgabeg:,with hanidtpainted rose trimmings. sent direct to mothers and guard With circular let- the chghlgroom is a pros-porous young farm-

scbool and the probability of their

daughter of Mr. and Mrs.._J. W.

and iMrs. MacLeod were on their way to Mr. MaoLeod's former home at Peter's Road when their little girl took sick on the train, she was taken to the Hospital where everything possible was done for her. The funeral which will likely be held on Thursday will be from

at 3 o'clock Saturday morning of Mrs. Martha Cameron widow of the late Matthias Cameron. She had been ill for over a year. Deceased was a woman of many. line qualities whose memory will be cherished by her daughter; Miss Clara Kilbride and other relatives. took place Paul's Church thence to the Cath-

gins and Doyle arrested a young

was also further adjourned for an-

iv-fifw

era wen-e W. D. Johnston. I‘. J.

Wreaths-Mr. and Mrs. . L. H. f '3. W. ‘Hibbet, lMr. and Mr!- - McLean. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Poole

A Weatberble.

Sprays-Jilin. and Mrs. G. Clarkson, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cum- mings, Phoebe and Reid" McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Louis McDonald. Mr. and 'Mrs. W. G. McDonald. Mr. and

McKay, Mr. Lean, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. McLean and Family, Mr. and Mrs. John S. McLeod and Family. Miss Mary

and Mrs. J. W. Murdock, Mns. J. F.

The bride was handsomely gowned in a satidle wood chiffon dress.

and bat to match. tMr. and Mrs. Jenkins will" make their duture home in Dundee, P. I}. I. where the

er

GUARD OF HONOR-The Guard of Honor i'or the closing of the Legislature today at 2 o'clock will be composed of s detachment trom the P. E. l. Regiment under coni- mand of Major T. B. Rogers, with Capt. W. J. McDonald and Lieut. S. liesifoches, The salute wild be fired by a detuchinpnt from the artillery

LAID T0 REST-The funeral of the late VWliiam A. McGregor took| ipiace yesterday afternoon to l-iaz-i eibrook Cemetery. The services at ‘the house and grave were cond-uct- ‘ed by Rev. IL -W. Lindsay. The ‘pail-bearers were tMessrs. James ilvionaghan, John Monaghan, Albert Jugs. Nathaniel Mollyneaux. Roy |Jones and George Pippy,

» WEDDING BELLS.- A very ‘quiet but pretty wedding took place |ort March l7th at the Manse, 202 Prince Street, Charlottetown, whenl Miss Katherine I. Jones. daughter ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jones,

Collin and Family, "Mfr." and" Mus.

of eggs and poultlr

it a.

... 7nd,}; .' ‘ 5-31.?“ - , w i}: I H y‘. g H 1:1 innit silent also Tim lioeii S ti!» n. u. chimneys Guardian 8 Saturday Subscribers

offered by Rev. John Stirling of when the. prisoner nleuded entity‘ the mm“ (mural Th, “when-Hand at the same time asked to be tried before the lower which request His Honor readily

ing March liithwse a grand eitc-[hiu Mess" in September ‘with fly-l 00111911911. but stated that he could cess. Mr. Herbie Buchanan oc- in; colors. _ . consent oflcupied the chair. The young men __-.- 1

not go ahead until the

the Attorney General was given asilrid, the highest prices

the penalty tor such

wll high. The case was adiouraedfas auctioneer in hie suitable man-icllcl” “t until Thursday morning at nine

o'clock. '

Hall 23rd.

‘it. M Mr. J. s. Dingwell in lille Chair. nei-t-i-sni. ‘Mr. Jas. beightizer Sec'y ofthe . Mr. and iMrs. W. L. Poole and Fem-f P. E. .i. (Jo-operative Egg d; Poul- lly, Miss Edith McNeil (Nurse). try Association gave an interest- Mbs Mime Rourke. Fred Vickeiglng talk on the Co-operative ‘Move. should work "out well as it will beIQOII and Family. Mr. and Mrs. B..-men~t in P. E. lsland- and COIIIPU-IIJOFIIQ Weeks. Myrtle a great boon to the country schools

ltnented the members of B. Circle on the splendid results of ins music. lrene

their efforts during the I Mu‘. Pied. 1M. Nash.

Goverment District Poultry Pro- Agnes Arthur. Hilda Cntliife. Harry meeting on Mm George Mdmyre, .M,-_ nnqlPouitry Production. He put great Mrs. l1‘. J. Kerr. Mr. and Mrs. Isl-stress on the need and advantage! @01'@11--C11°111§- 1711011- 1.111111‘ tM. iMcKlnnon. (Mr. and Mrs. a. c.|0l flock inspection and

'moter. add raised the

nd Mm w, A Mn. also advised all present to notify Box 200 Charlottetown when desir- ing culling demonstration.

I

lPeters Hall on 11Marc.h,22nd.

very interesting talks. trlct Poultry Promoter

ion on Poultry. iMr. ‘Nash impressed t

be had by writing Box lotbetown.

The Annual Meeting Egg Circle was held

ing March 23rd. Chair. of the Stecnetarybi and

sent year were elected. Mir. Pred- M. Nash,

Government District Poultry -Pro-_ motor and Mr. Jas. Leightizer of the Canadian ‘Station were present| anid addressed the Meeting on vari- one phases of the poultry indus-i

try, and the. protltaible

Cooperation.

"uvhvr

A Special Metning of lhigg Circle was held at Tuesday afternoon

A special Meeting of the St. Pet- ncrs Egg Circle was held at the St.

~ -he had received a call from Knox Messrs. Geo. J. Mciunls and tMll-i , _

ton Waye delegates attending the _f’\““;vf1_‘,-\..R°g‘““' to “cwed RN‘ M‘ Annual Meeting of The Prince Ed-. ‘i l‘ mmm‘ h b _ I ward Island Egg s: Pounry Asswrmnster. who as een Lfllfld to held in Charlottetown March 11th T°mn'°' Mr‘ wore can“ upon m give a report had stated that a coinmlttee rel»- or the Meefinx‘ Ho", delegates gave _i'esenting the session. the board of

Mn him‘; M, Nash Dominion Dig. tions of Kilo). church had unani-nheir friends met and led a very interesting discuse- 11011511161‘ a @1111- ance of flock culling as a inenns of securing additional profit from

flocks and stated if culling demon- QLPHUOHS were desired some could

at Rear School house Tuesday even- approximately 343.000 annually for innri-ioge to Mr. Hurry lMtwMli-lsn warm‘

Mr. Geo. Byrne President in the provided with an assistant and re- and Mrs. After tihe reading and adoption exercises a wide influence

reports the directors for the pre-‘strongest cf the former Presbyter-

Y 1111011811 111° City. on Thursday evening, March

A general discussion took place and much information change oi‘ ideas referring to the

, ‘_ p‘ .- -. _ . YrAA‘ W _ "awo-Nt-vde-eb-ticsaboaoe~4vv1_ a.- "t 'U'§

‘e . ‘1

museum .- .

INJOVABLE DONAL -- TheIsIl modern i-ontagious diseases. ' concert and box social held infrnose nurses are expected to 81111" court t0 Fredericton Hall on Friday even-hinge 9mm flhg i-inii Hospital. Haven.

_ for the an offence boxes. Mr. Rufus Stevenson acted

-vIED vssvsalwh-A -wwe'Sittngly llilti0llIllllnd8"Flilll-l-ilIl8" friends will regret to| f“

“an The Gum of w‘, w" muumilearn of the death of Mr. Howard‘ The following program was splen- 1415111113119 “t h 1mm” l“ Fun‘! didiy rendered. Remarks by chair- W001i y8Bw1118Y~ V91‘! 19W 11118“! 01; ..nan—-Chorus—Choir.Rec-dheldon 1116 1110B“ 01' 111° 116C839“ 111111 Bnntofstewart. Ddalogue/The girl and news of his death came as o. se- Moreli the Boat-drone Weeks. Murdocltgvere shock. The late Mr. McFar- Marcb Matcheod. Solo. Lewis Bertram. en-‘lane was one of the mosthlghly. eored-dinnnonlco selections. Fred r ‘ed residents of lite district‘,

AS11198 111118111 84100111- and wll|‘he widely mourned. The,’

P11111911 by 1011111 Weeke- 110110108119 funeral takes place froui his late‘ ‘K111110118 MwNelli- 915108118- T11° residence Fernwood on Friday, Apg Love of a Bolinet.—-Mrs. Stewart. hi; Recon‘; hi g p_ m l

Lolita Weeks, I1ena.WeeksvMi-e Cntliife Bangor Agnes Arthur. Solo. Lolita Weeks Weeks, Harry year 1925.'Craswell, encored. Reading Mur- Domiinion dock Ma/cheod. Dialogue. "William"

—-WEDDING BELLS-A ma/rri. age of more than ordinary interest; took place at the homo of the bride's s-unt, Mr and Mrs. Hectori Morrison, Keneingtoii. on March; 24th. when Mrs. Elizatbeth McLeo-