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io, 1932 ' _E __ me cnARr.9;r'rETowN GUARDIAN _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ll-nor; 'rHm'ri-:i:N_

ek’s NeWsBudget for ur Saturday Subscribers

TUESDAY _,___

Fon N1-:W JERSEY - Mr.

Loren A, Alford have re-

W their home in Lakewood,

vacation

m, Province. Mrl. Alfbrd

' my Miss Ruby Brown. Of ‘°'md0,,_ They were accom- L4; Mn Alford’s father, Mr.

n Alford.

_,_- om the Wlgon in

nm; “was driving when cl: ____ 3 passing motor car " ’ .,,,.,,¢, rar. rrrlilp n. nr- ' ‘ug summerside, lies in tho C,.,..ty llosplial with a

n munr- bone and some

ul cuts and bruises. His 4 dmom ¢|.,,ngh serious, is Iwi- °",,,,,. ... orltlorrl. 3, ¢ollIslon occurred about

m_ on water Street, Sum- :,,,,,, ...posits Mrs. S_=~mli- n Gra¢li"S store. Mr. Arsen- `. i’s wagon was 00Ull’l¢3'“lY d°' "med in the crash, which

nwrsloncd when a our n by Mr. Charles Cahill.

mtmmiqe, collided with the

IL _ . no rar was Pfadlbllly lm' ned, The car driver was kd hy the Summcrsiie

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mrdny, Labour Day. SGW ‘me .M iincst parades witnessed in my for considierabl-e time. Mem- of the Labourers Protective n the city tr-llcknicnf and fb? en 1001; part. Despite the ,of showers the procession was nt ll o'clock was of lm- _.. icliiilll and citizens throng- Wstrcets through which the pa- , p,.5_-,¢rl, The Canadian Lcglbn ... headed the procession fol- , by the members of ‘the KU" the pipe band, the ttllok- wlih their horses and trucks.. iiremcn with all their equip-

4| i. leaving the `Union Hall the rl. proreodorl to Queen Street. queen to Kent, up Kent to 4,, down Prince to Water, ct to the Union Hall.

-WEDDING BELLS-`-The verii - esting news has recently been ived of the quiet but prof-ty ding which was solemnized_nt - home of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace liering, at Science, Mound Dis- t, Alberta, when their only ailghier Annie Margaret, was lied in rruirriage to Mr. Alexand- lriiller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earlic `ler, Barlie, Alberta. The bride reabcauiiful gown of ivory sat- nid a rope of pearls and was niied by Miss Euphemina Mill- ,rlster of the groom, who looked i utiiul in it gown of powder blue I crepe and carried a bouquet

ilelphlniums and Canterbury _ Little Miss Rae Clement was llilrity flower girl," in pink organ- l as she scattered roses in the way of the bride and carried ballet of flowers. Mr. Clarence ring ably supported the -rr The ceremony took place er a beautiful arch of flowers, ~Mr. J. M. Larvett, officiating. ' ll the signing of the register, i Wallace Wlggington rendered it Downing," very beautifully. .llnd Mrs. Pickering formerly ‘lied at their old home 'near

_luingtorh P. E. I., where friends » nil their best wishcs to the 'Ill-weds.

-lN'l`EltES'l‘lNG VISITOR -- Mia Phyllis l-‘enton’; R. N. ot Los cies, Calif. is visiting her sis- .Mrs. G. Ennis Smith of Sum- ""§idc. Miss Fenton has come ‘blliht from the war zone of Rio iltianciro, Brazil, in South Amor- |°'~ Mill Fenton has been there tm “lb Dust six months and for lb list month had not been able 1° hm lilly communication with ihtiliiisldc world either by mall or tlblegr-am, The regular steamer “"1” WHS cut off entirely. Fin- ‘UY Miss Fenton was able to leave mul!! which came into Rio and "uni “fl passengers lay outside W bbfbour from 6 a. m. to ll p. m. 1" the si/eamer from New York. *""bs at New York Miss Fenton

;;"b\1td her journey tothe Island She is very thankful to be “md Q Deuceful place as Prince _________° sland, although she found

interest her in South Am-

'mf “bd Was in no danger from

tfftbels, the worst inconvenience '"8 the absence or mall. s

h;__M_;; 3_bmPS0n arady of Sum- hm 5 mendifll the horse-

It Halifax, N, s__g

."“bM- siiowart-Mrr. J. A

dnt

”°“"' and Miss Marion Mc

lkixlrilalnli' w°"° Joint hostesser at mn Em' °W°l‘ given in honour of "mln “beth McNeill, on Friday

ll at Mrs Arsenaulth lovely

"°ll.1Y decorated with flowers. Af- ter the truest of honour- had been ushered into the room to the strains 0! the "Wedding Moron," a basket daintlly irirnrneo in pink and white was brought in. Its contents were 0l>9U¢d bl’ M188 McLellan, assisted by Miss Yvonne Arsenault. Many lovely gifts were found concealed amid the dainty wrappers. After all had been passed around and admired. Miss McNeill made a gracious speech, exprdssing her thanks in a very charming manner. Some musical numbers were given by some of the guests, after which ice cream- and cake were served. Assisting the hostess with serving was Miss Celenese Arsenault. Hearty congratulations were extended to the bride-to-be as the l:‘.'.'.~ Lu took their leave.~S.

T0 RESIDE HERE-The follow-

ing news clipping 'is from the St- Crolx Courier, (St. Stephen, N.B.) “H. J. Gordon, Managcrvof the Bank of Nova Scotia here for the past fifteen years, received word' this week that he has been granted one years leave of absence, dating from October 31st, following which time he will go on_the retired list. Mr. Gordon was _due for superan- nuation this fall/and the granting of leave of absence for such a long period comes~as a welcome surprise and it is a. distinct mark of appre- ciation ofihis many years of valu-

don came to St. Stephen to take over the local branch on October 31, l9l'l, and during his stay here

cti e interest in social and

is resident of the St. Stephen-

Gordon is a member of the St. Stephen School Board and is a for-

mer President of the Women's Can adian Club. On leaving St. 'Step-

liis home town." _

Running rhythmically and at tc d cl‘ Roy Oliver of Thorburn,

modified marathon last evening in the excellent time of 54:19. This mark if not a record comes close to

st ti clocked in years

Wallace Rodd of Highfield an Is land roduct came second not far

55:40, and Noel Paul of Springhill. N. S. rig on p

finished third in 56 minutes.

WEDNESDAY

Mrs. Oliver McNeil New Perth ac-

companie Y attended the funeral of the late

Mrs. William McEwen, to New Do

seminary Dublin

ho ‘ U £1' °“ Summer Street, Summer- _ ' Th* luests were received in| "@lllrniiil\..ii» .rn-

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Miss Annie Mouelll at the home of carried a lovely bouquet of swe ‘ - peas. Miss Tessle McNeill attende

9|-d Ugg; Hill llll ¢V¢l\lril Ad

eral others present-

grainma included, choruses by th Corpus Christi Choir, violin sol by Miss Kathleen Hornby. and yoga] golo by `Mlss Ir_'lcy Blanchard

z panist. - _ ‘

ple was expressed by C°1°“¢1 W _L_ Maccregor, president of_ th fCanad1an Chamberpf Commerc on behalf of himself and fello delegates whose visit y¢Sb€fd8y Y the Province was the occasion o a. luncheon tendered tn their hon our by the Provincial Governmen

ieighty, arrived at 8 a.m. yesterda lon the S, S. New Northland, wer

rounding country, and after lunch eon left at,__4 p.m. for St. John Newfoundland, after which the ‘will meet at Halifax on Sept. 13

“ble service W the Bank' Mr' Gm' 15 for the annual convention of

their organization.

cn an a v .

. C l l M G P in

community affairs. At present he iE;;::d Ishgfd r;;°t;’__d:;w for: ts;

D .

R t C, b_ lu M _ gfirst time, and all expressed great

Mimown any u wi e rs 'pleasure at having been able to

[include this Province in their pre- - ' convention tour.

hen. the family plan .to__t_._,l;c_ _ill _WEDDING BELLS__r_ wedding their residence in Chnl ' An' of much interest was solemnized

lat 6 a.m. in St. Paul's Church

!_Summerside, on Tuesday, when ;Miss Mary Elizabeth, eldest daugh-

s a y 'P _ , - N. S. won the Kelly and Mclnnis W1' °f ’;'?`;__a_“d lV;_‘;‘__:'Ve' 1;/‘__‘_fN§_l_i;

was un e in m g §Alman Wood, son of the late Mr

land Mrs_ Harry P. Wood of Sum-

ma ,asm me _ merside. Rev. J. D. McNeill, broth-

_ er of the bride, celebrated the

Nuptial Mass. The church and al-

bemng the winner in me time of tar were artistically decorated with

' sion. The girls

flowers for the occa

r choir with Mrs; Roy Sllliphant at

ht w of Rcdds heels ly expressed himself as being drellght-

thc organ, rendered very sweet

appropriate hymns during the Mass. The bride, who was given

away by her father, looked vc charming gowned in R lovely dre

ATTENDED FUNER’“’_Mr’ “di be, In _ H: School. Boston spent his vacat‘on

.of sage green with ge ce

d b M,._ “_ B_ Hammom hat of soft felt and her shoes wers Charlotwwwn and Mm Bowky

lin matching tones of brown. Sh

f 54| - ' dum, wer, also delivered by Mrs. P. J. Casey, president of the Char- lottetown Subdivision. MP5- 3. R- pm-gg, Diheesm president, Mrs. W. J. Maolntyn, national president, and His Worship Mayor Stewart. Brief remarks were made by sev-_

. Tho musical part of the pro-

c <Dr.) Alexander MacNeill, Sum- o merslde, Mrs. Donald Matheson.

a_Traveller's Rest; Mrs, Fr-nm; Mm.

im, Albert Blanchcirzl was accom'-'

. Warm appreciation c 2 .sum-

\:mer charm 0! Prince ..__.v.irtl Is- lland and the hospitality of its peo-

at the Canadian National Hotel. The delegates, who with their wlve

,and lady friends numbered ove

driven about the city and sur-_ _

- l $100,000, which he has recently in-

-s' heritcd from a friend there. He ex- y pects to be absent about five weeks, to after which time he will return to

Representative of Canadian busi-

ness interests from coast to coast,

both he and Mrs. Gordon have tak- many of the d__1egMes_ mcludmg

william, a student of the Latin High

et I

\ 'rnunsony

BROKE RIB-Mr. Gerald Mur-

ray, C. N. R.. freight shed employee met with a painful accident yes- terday morning when a platform he was working at, slipped and broke one of his ribs.-

ATTENDED FUNERAL - Mrs.

_ Neill, Summerside; Masters Alex-

ander and Donald MacNeill and Mrs. Manson MacNeill, Tryon, mo- torcd to Mr. W. H. MacEwen's, New Dominion, on Monday, their cousin, 'Miss Annie MacNeill, of Boston, Mass., having passed away very

_ suddenly at New Dominion on Sun-

e lday. ' _

°» rnnrlltrrs rolvrvne - Mr. W Howard R. Young, who is now ° spending a vacation in the city, the f guest of G. Arthur and Mrs. Cud- ' more leaves by plane Thursday. the

5 15th instant, for Moncton, thence

by rail to Quebec, connecting with

S the next sailing of the Empress of

r|Britain for England, where he has y been called by his solicitor, in con-

e lnection with the settling of a. large

estate amounting to upwards of

Toronto to resume his studies. His many friends here wish him every

SUCCUS5.

LADY seN.i1‘ort \'rsr'ri;l(.‘. -

Cana.da's only lady Scnator,' Hon. Mrs. C. R. Wlson, Ottawa, with ‘her husband, and two daughters are at the present time touring the province. They express the - selves as being delighted with the Island Province. They have been spending the season at their sum- mer home at St. Andrew's. New Brunswick, and whi'e in the City stopped lit the Canadian N.~.t1:nal Hotel.

RETURNED AFTER \'.`.()A’l`ION

-Dr. T. F. Gouldlng, Mrs. Goulding 'and their two children william and Frances motorcd to Boston this week after spending a short holi- day with Mrs. .r. w. Boulter, Mrs. lGoulding's sister. Dr. Goulding is much inttrrested in horse racing and plans his holiday so that he is here during exhibition week. He

ed with the entire race program

‘and plans to come again next year if the exhibition is held. His son.

lete. the fouowing committees were appointed; Nomination-Mn. H. 1'- . McPhee, City, Convenor, Min Power, Hope River, and Mrs. John McKenna, Kinlrora, Resolution- Mrs. J. A. McDonald, City Con- venor. Miss Dorsey, City, and Mrs. Wm. Coady. Hazelbrook;

The Convenors of Organization.

Mrs. F. J. Casey for Queens County, ' Mrs A. McGrath,Alberton, for Prince Colmty, who sent in a report and Mrs. W. J. Maclntyre. for Kings County reported most satisfactory `work during the year, with four branches organized viz: Summer- side. Rollo Bay, Souris and Tignlsh

Reports on Education, Laws, cte.\

were received at the forenoon's

session,

,| The Kings County Exhibition `was held at Georgetown yesterday, and was declared open by His Hon.

Lleut. Gov. Dalton at 2.30 p. m.

Mr. Howard MacDonald, M.L.A.,

and Mayor of Georgetown welcom-

ed the visitors.

The President, Mr. D. P. McKin-

non regretted the absence of Pre- mier Stewart, because of illness. He was pleased with the large in-| crease in exhibits and with the at-

tendance at the fair.

Hon. G. S. Sharp, Minister of.

Agriculture, next addressed thci

people. He stated that the over-| strain of work due 'to conditions ai- tending the depression and the fires ceiuscd a temporary holdup in the Prcniier's hea‘th, but rest would rc- i store him in it siiort time to his llslull place in the affairs of thc

country.

Mr. Sharp congratulated' thc

management and compared the quality or the exhibits with thorol he had seen at larger fairs and be- lieved. that we had in this Province l quality equal to the best found any- ‘ where.

Dr. J. A. Clark, of the Experi-

mental Farm, also referred to the high quality of the roots and veg- etables and gave come practical ad- vice regarding the lowering of costs of production, particularly by im- proved pastures, by use of fertiliz- ers, and by using proper turnip seed for the growing 'of turnlps.

Mr. J. W. Boulter, Deputy Min-

Jr. _

Mrs. W. A". Stewart and Mrs. Hill-

J. R.. Burnett presided over the

pcnsing hospitality by Mis; Betty Duff, Miss Mariory Chandler, Miss Edith and Miss Marjory Shaw, Miss Norma Jamieson, ML-,r Ethel Stewart, Miss Mary Irving,

Irving.

PINEAU-MORRIS .\'f_'i‘i‘l.\|.S

The Holy Redeemer Church,

Charlottetown, was the scene of a pretty Autumn wedding on Wed llesdal’ morning, Sept. 7,1932, when Miss Alice Pineau was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Mr. Patrick F. Morris, both 'if this city. The wedding ceremony was performed by Rev. Father McGreel, C.SS.R.. in the presence of a large assemblage of relatives an friends. The bride was given in marriage by her stepfather, and looked beautiful in her wedding

trousseau of_ white_ tafieta. Her tulle veil, which formed a train, was picoted in silver and arranged in a cap effect with suede pearls. She carried a magnificent shower bcu- quet of snapdragon, pink roses, and maiden hair fern. Tile happy couple were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Al lan J. McDonald, Mrs. McDonald being a sister of thc bride. She was attractively gowncd in an .enserub'e of ping georgette and black picture hat. Sile carrieci a corsage bouquet of briarcllff roses and dclphiniulns. The wedding gifts shone forth in all the brilliarlcy of a. varied and luxurious assortment, testified to the popularity of the contracting parties. After the ceremony the bridal party motorcd to Beach Grove Inn, where justice was done to the fine delicacies that adorned the breakfast table. Brief culcgistlc speeches were made by Rev. J. B. Maclntyrc, Rev. James Murphy. Rev. Joseph McGrcel_ and Mr. Henry Hughes. About 11.30 o'clock the happy couple left by motor amid showers of confetti and good wishes enroute to St. John, N. B.,

most classes showed a considerable increase. There were over a hun- dred more entries in the main building than there was' last ycar, and a decided increase in .attle, horses and sheep exhibits. The management appreciate the plan- .ning of the Department of Agricul-

lture in arranging to have all the

judges ready for work at the time

with his aunts Mrs. Boult-er of

Leard of Tryon.

d , Though construction work on thc

1 1 ¢ e¢,e,»y_ her sister and wore a dress o _ - .

mmm em _ peach georgette and brown jacket, new Prime °’ wal” College bugd ! Mrs. Tait and Mrs. A. E. Morri-

b et mg hu been held up six WEEKS ue i son judged domestic science and

FERRY CROSSINGS-The num" mt' and shoes' her cm-“ge ouqu' to delay in arrival of cut buildingimncy work; Mr F S_ Reevem

lr: of cars crossing from Tormen- was also sweet Peas. Mr. Clifford swne_ the contracting m_m_ S'_ew__ ____ on and M-__ l_~____m__ Tmney

"“° '“° B°l”d°“ 1" me ‘“°“”“ °f‘ mud" med as "°°m°m°"' Im' art construction Company. hvwsgrzurglt. 'vegetables and flowers:

August was 1420 as compared with mediately after the ceremony a to have work completed ,__ schedule Mr R A Home horse” W R

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1792 for the same month last year. wedding breakfast was served at time and tn have the bundmg_Shaw and mu Roper cam? Mr

The Publicity Bureau reports that the home of the bride. Covers were ready for opening about the first I________e Mr H W C_____ sheep _md

the sale of rugs during the past laid for thirty. In the centre of the of the comms ye______ P__a____ca____ an Sw_ne_, Mr. F___d .Na;h.__o______y

few days was surprifingly good for. table was a. lovely wedding cake_ material to be used on the huudmgl Th__'__e w__s B very __'___ge _me'nd_

this season of the year. ', At eight rynlock ,amidst showers of ,S new on the me of 0p,,,auons_:____ce and there was nothing to _vs_ _he scene of Miss D__B_o_s_ __c_____ __ __ _ _

confetti and a host of good wishes _- - _.___-4------~ on urlng tie sickness of Mr.

QAFF ARRWAIFA c__b_e from l me happy young couple lem by and v/gather r_:_ond_i_t_ionsWal‘; lg; _tract the attentlontof thoise present me5_ Intin-.ate knowledge of the; (;,sM|>BEL|,.M(;N|-;v1N._.1lt the p,.,,.ke,._

` ’ oura e, e wor w no if ‘lfrom the work of he _lu ges. work was available through movine home of the' brde`s parents on All attaches of the Frimin

l - r ghanr

l nd dated Srl* 3"! motor on a honeymoon tri to _i e P test sed s lcturcs and because of the fact wed. sept. 7th, i932, by Rev Ewen pos,_OmCc_ as wc., as postal Ummm

Belfast. Ir _:_ . _e _____va_ a~__e_ _-_ H _U d ____ M ____ _ms ward with the gi-ea sp po P

announces e sa a a ax an o er ar me po . ,bl _ Work in the basement has FMDA i f

Pleasant voyage of J. Alfred Mon- iFor_ travelling the bride wore! 1;; completed and activities are __Y 'mat A silondi rii.£>`rlrs§intflfii`/tllieolrratrnhbl Macnaugaul C(i)unMlsCam(;bt:;ril:c through Massachusetts' mourn the ngmn' S' J' and Thomas Hynes' S. lblack and mme suit and fox mr' “°"' °°“°"ed °“ the mst 113°" Mr and Mrs. C M. Hayes left by igigsrelfia tb? Eerson ofg Mr Ch-irlcsi gtifxcech)/lliecNe3ln ofsNew Argyle f1iea€Dd0liMr'Parkm~' for he had em J. from P. E. Island. These young 'Upon their. return Mr. and Mrs. The brkk work has been raised onfmom; for than _'mme in Medford .P~______»_e__ son ot Mr James' PR_m____ , ~ Gale imscif to thorn during hip h b S of the _ _ ' . - - ___4-----1*--“"_°*' seven years' ndmlriislrat _

fsfxély 0'; _:j_e__s_“:;$ :Lrsue their 5 _?;°d Gvi_1:_df_$:d_eo__: _:“m:;_§;°‘_'§:_;_ the average _to abgut _siiir___fce__i_;__;a_L0_\;¢|Mass., after spending two weeks_i_>__n Mm F_ L_ Haszmqp representing! DEATHS _ _ _ _ __

theologml qmme, m me Jesuit con Fw, Hans S Hl“°““d eve' ““ '*‘~*° the Blend- MTS- HBYCS W” ° the congregation, presented MiSs~ MR*-_-YOIIN llAltI'ER ‘ l ` ` i S l a ' ' me wmd°w frames hnve been plan' guest °f her °°“5’“ Mrs' Wana” DeBlois with a basket of beautiful lt|5¢NE|Ll,_At New Dominion onl - __

. . ed in position. Plumbing is ull to Wheatley, East R/oyalty. N,.0ses_ S_mday_ sem 4_1932 Mme S_ Mao _Th,_,.e ,,,,Ss,,d _,“._,_,. Sudderily at

` ' ' krl0W- Neill. Funeral this Tuesdziv after- 10? lonlc at 207 Fitzroy Street.

SCHOOLS OPEN-_rrhc cm, _ _ _I Miss DeBlols spoke in ac _ _ _

_s6ho__L_ opened yesterday _mer the Word has been feeeiwd in the .were employed yesterday. andthl; Mrs. F. Bridge and gri;_ld dauih ledgmenh exmgssmg tm d,,.p fe,:1_ _,mon from me residence of w_ H_ Annie po,-d' w,do“. of ,hc lat' s__mm____ _____Ca__,on with me _ouow_ City of thc death in Medford, Mass., number are expected in from __ ter Marie of Medford. ass.. has me of the bond cxistlrig between Maclilwen, r John Ha.-p¢.~_ 1,.,,,.,,,g a f,,m,,y 0|

of Dr. Albert D. Boyle, son of the country momentarily. Eighty- ve returned lwmb bfi" an °“j°y“ e the home parish and the work in __._.__ eight and one brother. George .

ing attendance: Qu9¢“ S‘~`i“f"`° 599: late Mr. and Mrs. William Boyle, of men are employed on the i0b at visit to her old home. while in the India MACNE“_L_A,_ Cardigan som .1 _

nochtord Squaw. 521i Wes” K°“° thlr city. The into Dr. Boyle, after the present tlrne, but it is expected Province Mrs. nrirlse was the wel- The p,,,g,,,,,, 0. ,hc ,,.e,,.,,,, ,,,_ ,931 Em, M,,,N,,.,_ ,sed ..._

490* Pfmce street estimated It graduating from McGill Medical that about one hundred and twcnty come guest of her cousin Mrs. Wal- cm

520- Prince °f wales c°“°g° stud' College, practised his profession will be at work by the end of next lace Wheatlel/» Eb-'»t R°Ylli»y~ IEDM Mmm, Mrs Frances HRH’ Macmm \ ents ltglsiefbd Y°5W"d“Y- most successfully in Carbonear, week, when a full crew will be --" ‘.1-,.Mno,__ ML Percy Wmmm_,,_ duet! at r,,,.s,,nt_ m at his hom,,_ Roland i

’_””" Newfoundland. There he married taken on. local labour is employed T0 STUDY IN EDINBURGH- by Mr Percy wmmms and M`_s_'(:rmr.Ey_At Elmwood, sept, 6,lE__ Cm: M_____ M______ Hum, Cnr-__

APPEAL CASE-The HDPE” “se Miss Sophie Maddock,adaughter of almost exclusively, as will be seen Mr. H. Bramwell Chandler, B. A.. Ewen 'Macmmmn _,Olin 50,0 byl1932_ John cn.-lay, aged 79 years. Mr; wqmr O\_(:_`,_m `,_;_v€_mm'- ~~ °f Mem and M“°L°°“ V* "“"‘““° one oi the leading business men of from the not that out or the asir. o. D. le. scholar, lort_M°nda>' rvrr .hnrron Lo rn' ~ ‘Mase in-`< J fl wrilrinr si hon- came before the Supreme Court that place. He retired, owing to men now engaged, only six brick-|mornlng for Port Williams, whence V O §__m;casm_ recently HARPER-At 207 Flin-oy st, on _ ___ _‘me _‘__<___-______ ________~__ nde____ y9Si'»¢l'dBY with Cm” J“5“°"_lfailing health some years ago, and lay.,-rg are nun-residents rr thelhe sail, wodnegdgy cn the 5, S." ;,_`m_ r‘ecto__ af mlton' nhdlwednesday, sept. 7. 1932. Mrs.i__0`__ U_`_,_;n_ _______m mnd_ Mmhieson and Mr' Justice Arsen- made his home with his daughter' pmvdnce' lvmh for C'1“"g°w' s°°mnd‘ Mr' li/Fri; .Lancaster were In the gath- A1-‘nie Harper' "ed as years' ciiililreri and Src'\t` rarrrlcliilclren nult on the bench. This WHS H Cb” urs. norton, in Medford, Moss. 1-lie ' ' ` ` R ‘ '

in which judgment was given fol'|wlfe predeceased him about three The sessions of the annual dlo-§Edinl,m-gh university next month. | Th mc__cd.n _ ware brought to, d S _ ,_ um M_ M __.w0_“Ex SAY MEAN “EN

the plaintiff, Moore dt MacL9°d-iyears ago and there are left to cesan meetmg M the Camouci | e 11 - E- ~ __ nes ay. ep. . , rs. my _“_ __ ‘__ _\R'm_ PURSES. by Mr. Justice Saunders som!! irnonrn, five sons and two dau8h- women; League continued yester- ...mg 5}||\>M|-;N1's-Mr, Joseph Be the ,ne Qrhm Ends.. and me l Th,.,,, ,S R 5l,,,,,_p in tm, me °| months ago. The case was.BPP9bl'|ters. His eldest son, Dr. R. W. da-y at the Knights oi' Columbusblochelman, Kensington, and his'E,_ned,mon ° ' CAMPBELI.-On Sept. 'lt‘a, at the pnmcs fm- ...mp ....51 .r-.,.,.@.. an

ed by the defendan; Jardine. The Boyle, is one of the l“’\“°l9°'| mem' ‘I-fall. The morning was Spent Chief' assistant, Mr. C. Campbell, thus far| ` ‘

orlg`nal action was for goods soldlberg of the Reselfbh B“"°““ ‘t 0°' ly in devotion, the afternoon S¢5'lthis season have shipped 2.500: The closing 508,10” of me C_w_L_ lwyanrl, Cavendisli, Mrs. Duncan M. of 5 pu.-,,-_. ir. .... ...f..i'n,i.- rig.. 0|

| b ll. formerly of hluntnsilc. the mort mira crcattirr-, n :ncaa

and delivered to the defendant* tawa. Oth" ‘°“’ °’°' s"°'“1°y' m sion In business, and the cvening,lambs. The individuals were all Diocesan Cohvcnrion was herd mlcsniii r~

.wlro. Mr. K. J. Mnrtl;i_. __:<.___§;__|tho_.iaalt per:art_;ri_;r_;t___r;r __.:;<i_|;;>n-_ lm emm,nmen,_ ,mme mek md Wm ,,,,,,e ,,,,,,,,,: the K_ of C_ Home yesterday mom _aged 83 ,-....,,_ |,,,,,,,_

“neared 1°' the “ppc R C f ,_ um' G°°r_ge' ez 1 th F, t Nw | The proceedings yesterday oP€l\',viands for the consumer. Few ,ng at 830 when constdernbrc b,,§1_l_wD"____ V _ udd______ ___ S _ i "l-le is the sort nl nrnn .rho ironic M' D°“°1d Macxmmm K' ' ° mundhmd’ Fr ' n B rs "-‘ ith Convention Mass cele- centres in this province can 'mess-'ness was completed. . H t ltflfiy rjorth Rbvern R<:x?d.`cmry H “msc” is the most cm'

ed w a _

the respondent. tional Bank, Boston. Ind Dr, H“: ,hraixsd in St. Dunstanra Basilica bylure up to the standard set by_ Report, of me nomhmung com_ §,o_li;_2__.__=;____ M__cD____ ___ ____ _______ teniptnous thing n woman can sa;

‘ "‘ 'O l\lil:\n

schedule. Seventeen hrlcklayers

appointed. All the judging in the

lExhibition Building was completed _in the evening of September 6th, and all doors were thrown open at 9 o‘clock yesterday morning

S dne NS and other Maritime

ister of Agriculture, encouraged the . Y Yr - ‘- The entries in lsaz exhibition in ’ Cities 0" ° b°“°Ym°°“ "\P~ Tb”

.Guardian Joins with numerous lfrlends in congratulating Mr. Mor

lris and in wishing him and his es gtimable partner, many years of Ihappy useful wedded life. as to gather they walk in the path mad out for them by the Divine Guide.

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' A reception for Miss Audrey Dc Blcls, returned missionary from \_Kar.g-ra, Punjab, India, was held last evening in st. Paarr Parish Hall. Miss DeBlois, who has been working in India for some twenty years, retilmed early in July on furlough, and the first opportunity of holding a large meeting of the congregation was taken to exten°‘ a welcome to her. Representative cf several neighbor congregation were present in addition.

Rev. H. D. Raymond, rector of

St. Paul's welcomed the returned missionary, and referred to the closeness of the work here and on

5°"~ MU- J- A- M5ihf¢5°H Bud Mrsl Recording-Sec'y. Miss Margar

Mrs. victor Shaw. Miss iv. -fr.:-i-f.’

setting for the event. The guests Murphy, T|gn|5h_ were welcomed by the president, ard vlee-President, M.-5_ Th

`Bolger, Hope River.

Dougan, (re-elected). _

tu. table and were assisted in dis- _Corresponding-Secretary, Mrs. M..

M. Murphy, City.

Treas., Mrs. Parnell McMaho

Summersldc.

Convenora

_ Education and Scholarship, Mrs 1-‘. Miu'ray, City. i Study Clubs, Mrs. L. J. Murph ! '.i`ignish.

Social Service and Child Welfare

Mrs. Henry Gallant, Tlgnish.

Sisters of Service, Mrs. Thcs. Boi

ger, Hope River.

Organization fPrincei Mrs. A

McGrath, Alberton.

(Kings), Mrs. F. J. Casey, City. (Queens), Mrs. W. J. Mcintyr

City.

Juniors, Miss G. Coady, City.

Kinkora._

d Councillors, Mrs. Alexander Mc-

Kenzie, Mt. Stewart; Miss M. Con- way. Souris; Mrs. J. J. Murray, Lo

65; Mrs. J. J. Hughes, Rollo Bay Mrs. Wilfred McKinnon, St. Peters Miss M. Sharbell, Portage; Mrs. .lo McIntyre, Corrau Ban and Mr Harold Doyle, Campbellton.

into the death of Philip \. Arsen iiult, returned the following verdic yesterday afternoon at the lnque [held in Bowncss' Undertaking Par

| Tunlon. | "We, the Coroner's Jury empan Ieilerl in Bowness Undertaking Par liars on Sept. Bth, 1932, to enquir

I first-nault, rind that he earns to li ‘death as the rcsult of a fracture

ed and driven by Charles Cahil while under the influence of liquo

éskull being struck by an auto own- | I

l'.

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,driving too fast and withoutlights. _

E Framingham.

[This accident took place opposlt ! Sam Grady's store, West Wafer St

| at 8 p. m. Monday. We recommen

that wagons carry lights or reflec-

t member of the town finance com-

ltors after sundown and that th law be more rigidly enforced.

Signed-W. J. Lresrone, Foreman

Williams, Neil McLeod, J. A. Mor rison, John Harding.

| The inquest _

_ ll Following a charge of manslaugh _ _ ter being laid against Chas. Cahl

upon the death of Philip V. Ar senault in the Prince County Hos

on the body in Bowness Undertak

Uf U0DK1'essman Robert Luce, hav

Magazines, Mrs. John A. Smith,

lon; before the Coroner, Dr. E. T.

MR. R. H. PARKER

(Framingham News, Aug. 31.)

Postmaster Ralph H. Parker

bf passed away at il o'clock this morn-

ing at his home, 18 Oliver street,

_after a lingering illness, at the age of 54 years. He had been confined

ni to his home for thc past two months

‘and previously had been in ill health for more than a year.

' News of his death was received

by postal workers at the Framing-

'although the end had been expect. ' ed for some lime, and the flag on

the new postoffice building on

_ Franklin street was lowered to half

staff in his memory. | Postmaster Parker was appointed by President Calvin Coolidge on Feb- 15. 1925. on recommendation

ing stood first in an examination °°"dU0¢@d by the Civil Service corn- mission. He was named to fill a vac- ancy caused by the death of Col. H0l‘b€l'¢ W. Damon, who died in

L 1924. ; Mr. Parker was born in Hollistorl ; the son of Henry W. and Charlotte

s. W. (Pond) Parker. He came to S- Framingham 44 years ago and at-

tended the public schools or the town and later Burdett Business

_ Tire Jury empanelled to enquire College in Boston I

' FOX' f0Uf years Mr. Parker was

1 | nn accolintant for Bachelors dz Sny-

der, wholesale beef dealers, in B05-

` i011. I‘@SlH\llllK 10 -lccept a position

with the Easter-rl Cold Storage C0,

_ ill B0-HOU- He reliiriinecl with this __ wmpbny 18 5'€bl'S. the last three as

treasurer of the corporation.

E .

iinto the cause of death or rhllln Fmm mm he “em “"“‘ the R'

H- I-CHE C0-. where he worked as

i _T an accountant on war work from

1917 until after the war orders were C0mP1cted_ For a year or more be- fore his appointment to the 'post- office he was with Fitts Bros. in

l .

He served as chairman ofthe

L.; Republican town committee for 5

time and for several years was a

mitlcc. _

; Mr. Parker is sul'vi\'r:d by his

A. S. McKay, Thos. Johnson, J. P. Wife. Katherine B.. and a sister,

~~‘,Mf5- chaflbs J- FIHEG of Holliston.

|Their’oril_v child, rt daughter, passed

laway at the age of two and a half -'Y0al's. He was ii. member of the

ll Masszechilsetls Posimrlsters' Assoc - ' lation, Alpha lodge, A, F, A; A_ M_ - the Frnrnlngilaln Square and Com-

- nierce He vias sccretars of Alpha

' .r ..`»_¢_ r--\c.r»-'-7-7-`T;r 5' I---ni 1 1; 11 <;'_ I __ _ :'______~;-~___ _ _ I ` -_

society. The .Birches is exception- Mun-ay' ¢i¢y_

my bell-‘mul md- mid* “U N681 2nd Vice-President, Mrs. L.

\ r ,. .s

ir r

. .

- - l lodge for sci eral years. ._

‘ Brltrns

.» pital at noon, an autopsy was held .' pass, .and the Chamber of COm_ ___;

The funeral scrviccs will be held

I _ on Friday nfwynqgn at 2 oiclock at CRASWEL_L-At Clyde Station, or. his late homC_ with Ren F _E_ Em_ August 31, 1932, to Mr. _.and Mrs. rich' D_D__ fonncrly of Fmmmm Harry R. Craswcll, e. daughter. ham_ .md R...._ James A_ Thompsol McFARLANE-At Victoria CrosS.lof St. Andrea.-S Church* 0mciatm‘_ 5995- 5. 1932. W MF- and MTS' W- 3- Interment will be in Lake G;-Dv,

McFarlane, a son. -

cemetery, Holllston, under the di.

McIsAAC__M Cherry vauey_ AUP rectlon of Arthur J. Stevens. Frierxdl .‘.'

Mclsaac, a son.

‘ nrt 29, liiaz, to Mr. and Mrs. John ‘"0 asked to Please omit flowers. S Assistant Postmaster Arthur K S Nute will be acting postmaster um

CONNOLLY-At Iona. Saturday, m the- V,-,Cm,cy ,S mlci Mn NIM Sept. 3, 1932, Mrs. Bernard Con- was ,,¢ti,,g posmasm during th'

nolly.

time from Col. Dllmou`s death until

~_” MY. Parker was appoinggd as hi.

i lihimzuicms

ded vocal solos by Miss Verna danghicr of Mr, ,and Mrs. Frank

successor, and has filled the pggi-

H0115’ 01' \V.i‘..=lcc, to mou members cf the lriniily are W., City; John N. Malden Conductor Arthur J. Crl_v

lChBD\il9\‘ Wm b9K`n bl-5 Studies °" el-mg and were hgartliy \\~¢l¢nm¢d_ “URm.;1-1~_M Rmky point, w,.d.`, _-_-__..-..,_..._..

a close by the singing of Blessed Bu.-dei¢_ aged 33 y(.mrS_ \\ \ S (‘

rn. The 1 Georg(

Mass.;

, who il

liome of her daughter, Mrs. Allan iw blanm For 1-, .hom me ¢_~..~.-ying

t f

ben' supermtenden ° . sun” iR.ev. P MacMahon D D. and °“\Kenslngton farmers in this indus- mme; were submitted, the resolu- . . 1 ‘

‘ ‘Mr of ms 53°' Wi' srll ll' cs but mtstlv fol

Praise for the work of the Cath-Zmm in Maine, The daughter-gr ‘ ' '_ b ; _ . __ _ __ __ _ _ _

ll fm d Ml' J hn “ppmprmte sermon demercd yltry 1°! they are men of mmmveiuons appmrmg bpmw' sciioollrivs Urinal collntri' i.e.>l>lc.'

`olic Womcn's League. BH °X ° ' Mrs. Guy Horton an s. o

.R . . V. M Donald ci H°P° intellect th ratl i t _ then l\ct.- Th f ll irc officer were elect- - ~ _ _1 1 it Hg, it ~ -

_ ‘tion to a feeling of responSlbm"Y Watts are both living in Medford, 'V W C l ' ey oem F Y.'ed nridollllvlnxllcd by sMrs. S. R.‘;§:_R;;_ garélh ;£.,,::,,?,:`_‘_snlililir-ti--tri 0_5 n lentlier .;oo;lsur_lo.

' 'li ‘ o ' alrde siorc '0 c ri.

in facing problems, and advice in Mass. mvcf' _ _ _ _ __ ,_ _ , _ _

gh g¢ At 10 ocloek the co-lvbntlbbl ir ~ Dio-c.an Presidoiitw de ly beloved wg.. of lm “H _ ‘ __

Burke ret ln, l ' _ I a'tc:l 32. al' r-cpl'l-"i\lli".l\c linvw use “Pm 110-

` is ll were D,Bl 'asabroero he . _

r;r_e_t__h:idi__ :__ cd_;i;icr;__;i__izc__onBlshop late"Mrl?y¢§e<E E. I-rushes. of Char- opened Bin t__l-ie _r_<e_,__g:__ c__v_I_fon;__¢y. nw. s.H'rE.\;_l_i;:terd_;_y_ ;____el_=_‘_i:_s_;. Pres., Mrs. S. R. Burke, Al _Hwy c_ur,m_ Pleasant Grow _________.,_____.___ ____.______ .__ .__.a_._._._____ ___ Usumnn' m the ddesaus of mcllomnown' and had A numb" °1|?/Iueeng ;?e]3'u|-£1 Diocesan PfCS\° ogoghg :mst eJarnes| Diocesan Prcrldcnf l.."s. .7r.=.:RllSSEL-At 31 Douglas Street, on knives and other jiiirrlilc liiisses C' W' L' of the dmcese of Chaplrerauvcs and mem” fhmushout "I I l 1' Church l 0 ills liometcreamcr Kellys Cross, Tllursday. Sept. oth, 1932 Alcxan sions, hut lt is seldom a ian buyl

lomtowh' who met m the opcnmglme pmvmtb' dwhohrdgrztlm M ms dent th NOG-in( '01 l\1m“i»¢°' for an uteoparbeom ;\“i:cl‘ld` of th' ' it Vice-President. Mrs. Frank I der l-lusscl. in his 57th your one for liims-~`f "

sgslon _of _their convention at Roch- NNW W* "P ° . °" ° ‘ ,

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y' ham postoiflce with‘ much sorrow, ' '

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