JANUARY 1a. 1950 PIIISVILLE

Mr. Gerald Hardy,‘ Rosdbank, n4 s weekend visitor to Tryen.

Mi’. Mlbin J. Gelleni wss s ro- eent guest o1 relatives in Duvsr.

Mr. Emmett Griffin. Brockton, motored to Blznamerside on Satur-

FHE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN

Freeland and ~ Vicinity

The many friends of Mrs. Russel Key ere sorry to hear of her ill- ness.

Mr. Reuben Tuplln. Halifax, is

Greenmounf And Vicinity Mr. David Selllclt spent several

days visiting with his family in Greenmount.

Tilgnish

_-- Mr. Dewey Doyle is visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Doyle, Tlgnish.

Miss Beatrice McCarthy, Tig- nlsh, was a recent visitor to Char-

Week 0f Prayer Service At Kenslnglon

Wednesday's Week of Prayer ‘service at Kensington was held in the Presbyterian Church, when Rev. J. A. McGowan conducted the

Si. Chrysosiome and Vicinity

Friends and neighbors of Mrs. James Luke are sorry to hear that she is ill.

Conway and Vicinity Miss Lois Elmer. Freeland.

spent the week end with her sister Mrs. Oscar MacNelll.

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service, and also rend the Old _ Tfitala“ "1 l'\§"s°".r:'“,1 “d mlpruy‘ ‘Mr- Mumwk stewu‘ w“ 1i‘ ingha edfn-frlsrfnlilildaltnfiiifisq: s31fél.§'if§r1f,"r'.g§§§“°virfigilll‘! 1°'{'°"°"l“'d5s1’°“d1“g ‘eveml “Y5 visiting his sister, Mrs. Cheriee “y, gin p.113..- fr‘; talieirmgryllieetsso; smmmm‘ Thmd“? °“ “ml- vlsltln: relutlvor- tivee in Greenrnount. “'1” “m ‘ Keller. --Plrrv Roed- ——- ~' ' ‘“'“- ——- ——- """ ’ —-—— Messrs Desmond end ‘rere J. Dz ' . , , ' hm I Rcifwl‘, M alum,“ w" the _—- Mr. Leonce Gallant, student. Mr. Alfred MscKay, who le em- s m‘ twfieggyl with), Emilia Cyril end Themes Murphy, lurn- Gallant, my", were page”, vm, p,.,.,,.,',,.,.'a,,,,' Chose 2c, m, lam M1‘!- aEdsa-r Morrison rpentlafew spent the Christmas holidays with plgyed a. name. Garage, Surn- P t t h r dB m m Do 1d merside, were visiting Mr. end m" m 91.1mm, ‘ - ' days with her father Mr. oomas his parents. 1111". and Mr!- Petrr merslde, spent New Year's with 3"” ° e “g u’ S‘ m‘ Mrs. Clarence Murphy. Davis and Constable Davis of Suan- M" Nelson Gallant w“ l ho“

illv lllll0l)"tlll(’s‘ilOli, "is Home Life lln Danger?" He spoke of several factors that tended to destroy the 'life of the home, such as divorce I and (he increase of alcoholism, and pointed out that even some things that might he good in themselves, as rmllo and movies, can have a rlclrlnlculal effect upon our homes. To counteract such forces, he said. "We need greater emphasis upon lfarnily worship. regular church st- tendance, and a renewed faith and

Gallant. Ermont Bey. his family in Greenmount. —-—- Mr. end Mrs. Hugh Smith. 511m-

mersida, spent Christmas with his brother, Mr. Arthur Smith.

Blggar. Portage. m ma" o‘ day guest of her parents, Mr. and

Mrs. Gus. Peters, Duvar,

Mr. Gordon Sprague, Cape Tor- mentlne, N. 3., ie spending his holidays at the home of Mr. Ers- kine Getson, Klldare Capes.

Miss Mary Arsensult, Monctcn. spent her holidays with her per- cnts, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Arsen- ault, Abraham's Village.

A card party was held in the Conway Community Hall on satur- day evening. The crowd was not large due to the snow storm.

Misses Margaret end Edna Glu- det, employees of T. Eaton Co. Ltd., at Moncton, spent Christmas with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.~ Joseph J. Gaudet, Tlgnlsh.

Mrs. C. F. Morrlssey, Tlgnlsh. went to Bradalbane to spend the New Year with her daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Fraser, Mr. Fraser and

Mr. James Griffin, Burton, Lat ‘l, is spending a few days with Mr. Basil Griffin, Brockton.

Mr. and Mrs. Dsvld Smith spent New Year's with their daughter, Mrs. Thomas McNevln, Gienwoed.

. “EARLIEST and BEST"

TOMATO

Iaioheed by ue several years ego end by sheer rnerit lt hes outeold nll other veneues among bath home en commercial rowers each season. in ever 11114 .1 (us:

Mr. and lllrs. Arthur A. Arsen- uult were, visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Arsenault of Brae Harbour, Coleman.

Messrs. Charles and George Ray- ner motored to Charlottetown on Monday, accompanied by the lat- ter‘: daughter Lois, who returned to College.

Mr. Elmer Gallant. Summersule, is enjoying his Christmas vaun- tlon at his home here.

Miss Edith Bigger. Portage. ls spending a few weeks with her sister lvtrs. Edgar Morrison, Con- way.

Miss Muriel MacKay, Summer- slde, is spending e few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry lvfacKsy.

Mr‘ and M“ Am.’ Munmm Mr. and Mr. Brendon wdilllvl

y part of

. ldr-l-u t I . . 111.111 11;.» 11°13“) ,, 1° ‘he machmg d“ the Mr. and. Mrs. Lutey and daugh- and two llrle daughters. Louise Ml" Lola Rayner Sludem o! P family _ urea, haruulfurllohd. i» ‘l31~‘-‘1“1"~ Tl d the ter Susan Sununerslrle. were in and Charisse reccntlv visited at w College Charlullewml 8pm“; ' _ m, Ml Elm" Hardy armed home were Christmas guests at 11m; u. . ‘r . “ ' ‘ r ' . ' “ ' , - . ' . ’“" ' ‘. ' ' loruriloal, curler 111D! yllyrlttllnd mm“ I Loflllfllllfig on \Ul‘5 a}. Conway Saturday el-eilurg on busl. Mm Arscnaults homo ln Rustlco. hel- holldalv; at the 110mg o; her Ml.“ Arcade M_ Gaudet l,“ from Yeuowknue’ NlwlTl His former homes in Elmsdalc.

closed hi8 1101110 lit T185191 ""1 many friends are pleased to see

e without

H151‘ “m” '1'“ N“ .,1\"l'\'lCe was conducted by Rev. L. neg t M d M G R * paren s, r. an rs. eorge ay- Wm Clayton Greene Emerald

..’1:..-1I... . 1 DOMINION ,EED_ nous: liioliil-otllvllll1l-

Nazarene Young People was held in the Church of the Nazarene in

(yLeary Church. Prayer was o.-

Rev. Kenneth hint-Jillian.

vice was led by Mr. Lorne Mac-

Roland Stanford of Trenton, N. S.

Rl-IEUMATISM!

mnflfl1 may be in store for them unt‘ they try DOLCIN. Profit by the experience of thomendswho have been helped by DOLCIN. Results en what count. Try DOLCIN for prompt end prolonged relief from these aches

undod product costs very little.

skillfully-emu KN ioday- 100 precious Leh-

Got your DO f‘.

Professional Bards

I. E. Parkman.

REGENT THEATRE BLDG. nmmcr St... Bumme I:\:w

SIIALLMAITS IUILFIING

,ln the Face of Wide

Dolcln flamed. mum 1D,Onta.rlo 1

"\\'hnt has the Church to SKLV Social Un- rest?" The speaker llkcncd mod- ern man tn Blind Bnrtlmneus, who

tion.

Christ, and left on cnrth to carry

the service was conducted by Rev.

kind had never agreed as

unit to mall-re it the herald o! a.

, Brae llnlieilflilhureh a

ll s Splendid Year

the

—The annual meeting of

. . Brae

a hearty vote of thanks to Mr. MacLeod for his loyal servlQe and voted him a sum o! money as a small token of their appreciation.

‘that the congregation has raised their allocation for the Missionary

Mrs. James MacKlnnon reported ' that the Sunday School had raised a total of $23 and expenditures amounted to $12.

British and For-

lgn: $28 to th pa e $19 to the

elgn Bihle Society; Protestant Orphanage.

Lclal congregational meeiinfl 0H 01' 1 about April first to consider plans to beautify the Brae Church cem-

etery.—O.

.._----——~. NAZARENEW- F. M. l. MEETING

W. F. M. S. of the Bummerslde

readings in Psalm 66:11 Corinth-

reed by Mrs. s letter received from s missionary

Grove. spent the week en

at Oonway was recently on business. Klnnon has a wonderful trade for

speedy recovery.

side guests present.

MucNedl for the winter

Gd but decided

for next meeting.

Misses Ruth Ehands and Betty Murphy. MacNeills. spent a foo- clays visiting friends and relatives

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil hlnoKlnnolr.

d visiting

m. Holson Coughlln, Alfoerton. was visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Palruer, Freeland on Friday last.

owner of the Box and Shook Mill in Summerside Mr. Mao

last week visiting ‘her son Arnolti who is a patient at the Provincial

hfrs. Erland Ramsay. Conway, is receiving congratulations on instructor's

Freeland end MI. Elmer Robertson. Mount Pleasant. were the only out-

the home of Mir. and lllks. Oscar months. The line fence between Haber Brooms and the Hall was discuss- fo leave lt over llll the spring. The teecher thanked

Meeting ad-

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Si. Jlosoplfs Llnivcrsity, spent Christmas with his parents, Mr. and lllrs. Henry Gallant, Urbain- villc.

Among those who are spending

lllQfSitii‘,

hand, four (ll-lighters, Mrs. Alphy

Russ Matheson of i-ilunter River. visited with former school mates in Freetown last week.

Mr. Roy Lidstone returned home on Thursday after spending some time ln Boston. st. John and Monc- ton visiting relatives and friends.

Daniel Noonan.

holidays at their respective homes have returned to their studies. Dav- id Scales, Shirley Lewis, Ruby Drummond, Georgina Cairns, Mar-

Quarrie was formerly Annie Auld - daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Auld of Freetown. She

BORDEN

ton.

Monday momlng for

New Years Day guests et the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Be:- hard were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ber.

convalesclug nicely st her home

Rochester.

Rayner, Kildare Central. Mrs. John MacKayr, resident in this district,

the oldest whose

Mrs. hlarshall Rayner‘, Greenmount.

and daughter Jessie. were visitors

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Saturday morning, January 7-

one and all e very happy 1950. and with the hope many 111°" Such evenings may be had ln the new year.

alarm. By quick action of the household and the neighbors who were summoned by telephone, the blaze was eventually brought un-

time as though it would be lm- possible to save the building. l-low-

foee the firs was completely ex- tinguished. The flre started in some manner where the electric light wires were connected with

at the piano. Miss Louisa Callback led in prayer following with a very inspiring address on the Bible and

raised and that $386.92 had been sent to the Presbyterlel treasurer. Nire. Orville Johnson, secretary. stated there are l6 members and six life members on the roll. 110 house cells and I hospital cells

ed by cards.‘ fruit end flowers.

most lfnmelve service by Rev. W.

1.

Maine, came to Tlgnlsh to attend the funeral of their father, the late Edward Clohossey. Skinner's

Mary and Frances Whalcn, pu-

gene Macdonald, students at Si.

his many Tlgnlsh friends received

just returned to his home 1n Pet-

patient in s Montreal hospital, and seemed to be making a le- covery to health and this report of a new set-back is causing her

mas. Miss Morrlssey left New York on the morning of December 22nd about seven o'clock and an the same evening ate supper with

erln and Clarence of Bradnlhnne Spend the Christmas

The pupils from grade one to grade nine of Our Lsdy of the Nlllels Convent and Dalton School Slllfied e Christmas concert In the

ln keeping with the Christmas lea- son, and the final number was a three-act nlny depicting the fltm-y

Cash.

Mlsg Elaine Cash ls receiving congratulations on winning first Place In public speaking contest lhonsored by Schurmsn 8r Ce,

11"! "P1901116 Ruest of ills daughter

pltal Is spending her three weeks‘

sums their studies ln St. Duneten‘s

.___

ddughler hLvrrln,

Erlanrl Ramsay

Palmer.

Mr. to Charlottetown on Tuesday.

and Mrs. Ivan MacLesn.

for e. speedy recovery.

Grandvlew. P. ll. 1.

gomery. Mrs. Monigome y presented with s beautiful pair wool blankets

The many frlende of Mrs. Harry MacKay are pleased to hear she is improving in health after her seri-

spent Christmas

returned from

end Mrs. Edison Wlliisms and Mrs. Eerie Williams motored

Mr. lilllls Stewart of Halifax spent Christmas with his mother. Mrs. Ida Stewart and his sister,

Robert Yeo is e patient in the Prince County Hospital. A11 hope

the Christmas holidays with his daughter. Mrs. Victor Benderson,

byterlan indies sld held e shower at the llianse on Bdturday even- "18 in honour of Mrs. R.C. Mont- was

end each member

chins. end s large sum, of money. Mr- Montsomery. on behalf of Ilrs.

hgutlmd r91?!withlrtdxaflwlydoudavnn M Murrav in the United Church mppaug ., m... e ,wrl‘n'.cv, u _ . - - . ' Friends end relatives in this l m5 I1°3$§l5l1$i§la2“§l=1<1$'7“111113531 '15.?“M?p'§iii§a§e§§§‘°§§v.wfi? Mrs. Edward Boyle. Freeland. gllvmmugltyharlle sloilyntlangletaatl- 8111:; “"1 Grefllmmllli- all"; grlaggdbgg? ;d1:‘n:§dm%‘au_ mm- gait?! ill/fill! Qnfiew 131g’! Vfllglollcr‘ l1 . ‘ ' ' . - TS. s S9 . P a l‘ E 1 . - .8 uFwnEE oue sio nso em: Gowun. Rev. S, J__ Davies _addres- ‘éggwdhlgf Elli-Yea‘? f“ Harbour 18018113“ l! “nous “L Misses Edna and Thelma Rayner. det, Western Road. The pupils of this locality held c°lc°l.an_ AND NURSERY BOOK ,, sed 1hr» congregation, taking for EH55‘ 1m 31% - 1 9°! "C" ‘ ____'__ 9191*: %fhc_fl1t1beck_,ltsl-lotl;l'. 5911mm} a concert in Freeland Hall, Dec- ‘ . .. » his subject. the challenging quos- ' .- ’ 59°." mm" 8 ' l‘ °"‘° F’ Mr. Jos h Clohossey and Mr. ember 23. which proved w be very . , Mr. lllclun Gallant. student at we". parems’ Mn and M“ Melvm Howard 6P Clohossey’ Rumlord‘ succenml. _ tolrlllri.‘ lelralijrclfilllz Sltlllcalglllstrxllgesznslcg;

tion with his parents. Mr. and M!‘ Philip Gallant.

M11 3811111 1151(1)‘. Sumlnerslrlc.

l"sat by the wnrsltlo bosslnc‘ at Conway. _______ I h b t r Pond ________,___ . _ ..._ . ...4-' 11131-1; 10.46, HQ pictured the biim __,,_ . . .. health has not lccn t e cs or ' o“. 111M.“ _ l . , , . , Ml» Louise unllant of Monclon » . . . ~—-—— h ' 5 enr, New Year‘; d1. - H . - l< '1 l‘; l‘ .1 ll ... . .. . . m tm , l. lll n t, . good as ______ P - .3 “llil 111.1 Nlilflfilllfl Ylillilg Pflillllfl l11‘1‘g"r' ‘f: "Em" lag“ The rush; friCiidbl-llf Ml.‘ llall. spent ille holiday-s \Vlii’\ her par- :11, elalxnlle ‘iofllll lllg,“ M M“ Jclolll Guvln, Monclom NB" _ _ __ v pulenm Ml. “ml Mm l,“ M \l5lD did s , Gama, l. welalld “ll be ad l“ N. M. . y Lrland Henderson. Lnlly MscKa). f 1th visi n courage and "' ' .‘ ‘ g‘ “ms- 1- m“, 15- s57“! R Gal‘ and Mr. and Mrs. Alan McKennu. v c Hardy, Roscbank. y Y llefidfl ‘l: - Chclé F \ B“ know he is feeling much better 1am [ll-balylvlllp .1150 ma. M15595 Ml“ h“, Ram" nutuln qummerslde came to “Knish m Donna Palmer of P. \ .h ., eperlit ______ _ - l ." 1's ,a'e . . ‘ ‘ e ' . - ' ~ - _,A w. 5- »- o; m, 11:95:51.? His Bariimaeus. The “fl‘l‘jf_,"“‘m‘ a Ema“ attack c! Mice and Ann»! Madam‘ of M”? training st the P. E. l. Hospital. spend Christmas wllh their nioth- 51122282311555’! It 111911‘ 9m" Y‘ M; and M“ mrby Gallm, ry church, which ls ihr- body of q d‘ 1m‘ ‘17°“{.{)h‘l'",.1‘°11d“5'! at "w" Charlottetown. Silent Christmas at or. hlrs. W. J. Gavin and their ' __ Fortune Cove, were Chrlstnrur Mme m ‘r amme‘ the home of her parents, Mr. and sister, Miss Priscilla Gavin, Mr and Mm Alvin Hardy and guests of Mrs, (Zullpnyg ‘ppm...-

Mr. and lvlrs. John Gallant.

O'Leary on Bicndziy Jan. ‘I The Tl" imlrlgllkf" (‘lilynizérlfbgyg son Roger and Mr. Keir Adams. Th1‘ sincere sympathy of this _ P rally gas wily} ldrgtlll‘ altiezxlileld Pg?“ lie“ responslblllll. as ‘he lol_ Elotrilaluayllnéoltrilglgrsis to OLealy Sat- colmlrznulalir- glee; ollt’ kl lslltrséllslavn- ML and lllm Melvl“ Desnoches p“! auendlng Om, Lady of m" Mrs. Roland Vtll An enjoyable (“fining pally ‘l ‘ m l“ D a {xéhsc frll e _ lowers of the 111111.! Ch‘15t"'B‘"' y o s I d1lanfrryr§rl..a1avm§1 Oqumplersxlili- 811d family, formerly of St. Felix. Angels Convent, Tignish, are ' ' held at we home of Mr. and )1..- igrd T111111: r1513’: ogogeedgbyaaySou" é‘ l Messrs John W Palmer Free- on this, dearth ‘of Mr lPerry who ha“ take? “p residence M the spending "m" Wm ‘veeks’ yum” Mr. and Mrl. John W- Pflmel‘ Ronald cxenm‘ Bmakmn‘ U“ Service led by ll. M. Bdrgcs: mgrkvigildig,’ Efgaeyefrlnrt 12:32:25,065 land, William Mllligan and‘ James passed mvay on Nov. 26th‘, after gllrgloggzlwuirllfil£§“°‘1MTI;5' igglegil‘; 8113:;- oalgigrllggiéntztl1flfi grlgrldaufihllerihel-lolsdausélsa: III/lies! mead“ even“? 33mm“ 3' of 0182b“. T1112“ "l.O1‘l'IJ‘\'\‘.led f EJ115111. were “"3 a large cJngre/gutlolq‘ M ggllfllleipitllgrziwayjtrililotolqcglg istfmslliflril: i\u ogulisgieliiigldr Mam“ at this dlstnct‘ bummersmc‘ Oscar? McNeill. Conway. M155 N011“ K911}? ROSBbBIlK. 11.1.1 B01119 °1'“5 Y ~ e” 1’ r _. 5L Mark's Angllcdn Church. where mérsldé on buélness New“, ' ' ' ____ - returned from Charlottetown, P 1' Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Rayner p195“ Leonard 511e,, “d E... M“ Realm“ palm" ‘ml Mrt E. I.. where she attended a ll\r~

day First-Aid course at Prince o!

fered by Rev. Kenneth Jlaclvllllan. . 1w S. J. Davis. Also assisting were l th Chrlslm . holldav a heir . . , glllfgggdilileliialloozvailosllllil° P1K,,§§f,i Rev. L. M. Murray and Rev. G. S. “if-ill Jggyllgerivllxfpgg‘ 110$...“ 1.. StfnChrvsoslrimetaret the. 1° Nffmalg“ l" lfhrlmm“ fwlxilf Dunstarfs university. Charlottc- Charlotietznvn after taking the W31" 9°11??- Tho election o’ ‘officers for the. Stevens. The address u-us dE11Y°r9d visiting her mother Mrs. Alice 511>*'>‘P~‘ 1mm" Ar5°“"“‘1t M 81m“ theylysktefl M111; ‘mndo M s E1‘- lmw" are e-Iuoylng-me (mristmfls Fir” Aid Course‘ " W ~ l l l ‘Yo '< 1 [11lln'\‘*'»~Z\1lo b": .1. A. hlctiorvuu. who look 1115 Bulger who is a patient lu iilr- morside: ilctn Arsonnult of Chur- dam; 1" ma“ '" an r‘ holidays \\'llil tin-n" llilfiflltfi- NF- -‘~—- M155 Non“ 6mm“ 1135 ""- iam “"1111” 215i L l tc\t from Romms 8. terse 19. F01‘ Prince County Hospital 1l'\ill‘ifl\\llI hlnvrznrr-l Arscnault of d1)“ 'M“°A'11“""- nnd lllrs. \\'. J. Sivan and Mr. ilflll Miss lllarion Palmer, Hamilton. turned 1° 5111111 11°11"- N- B. 10 ll‘- ‘fhaimwrllT-Isfsl (Th. » ‘Qlfllel ~U lhg earnest egpectatlon of the ____ ' Chnrlnilolon n: (Torinm- and Emma “T”? . _ll 11111. 30591111 A. Nflfllonllld.'l'isl1isll. Ontario. spent. the Christmas holl- 511m“ her 56111791 “"011? 111i" ol-‘PWF ‘ig-hsflmgs tiled‘ essmorfn Cledl creature walteth for the man- Th. many il-lelld, o! y,“ He,“ Arscnnult. Moirctont Lmnn Aram- Mr. agfidnrs"gg1ffénggsllfil;on‘a‘ days with her parents, Mr. and 1'13 the Chrm/mas 11°11i111Y5 will‘ and. vlce- resldevg-Rev A 1-‘ lfcstatlorl of the Sons of God. man G. Bryan. Freeland, will re- “"11 "f Rwifle d“ Loup‘ PQ‘: ‘he!’ l? enltenvdsitors to Summer: Mr" Georg“ A‘ Doucem.‘ ski!“ Mr!‘ Gewge Palmer- h" family in Brockton‘ a... 0' girnsdalhe“ 3rd ilralpresll He said. in substance, Change is glen to learn he is sick at the home lllolhlldn Arsonauu. Student at spiflding a low d“, a, m, nor‘! Pond. who several weeks are n ——'-— dent-dike. Allan ‘Pnrlcc; lrrasur- met-liable. and the human mind 0f his daughter Mrs. Robert ll. acmppDalgie lAcndemy lulscfulche; home of Mrs. Weulefs sister, Mrs. “ndfiflxint 17‘ S‘1‘.f“:°“f“é "wibrllm" M? and 3,1"- M111°"_A- 931m" edkl/lfsllffiigtls: glaljjllflhgzl retlimlg‘ "l'Z—-§N1Fb-’ 1111111 U» s: >ocr-;-uu:vl~ actne. to lllilkC advance. but Inalll- lfxggnlfaelclmlglnv m \\'iShlI1g hzm a ;m*‘(;1‘,l‘,';'° Llilllzm/llflfcllcullilzlizlootl“Sig: ltlclvln llrenkcnridge and 1V1... ilfallflléJlzllInllfsidlllnirse"gala: ‘moi-n fii‘llRt!l_e50\l1isli3tlii:lgd:‘i Ril-zdiigflqueangflfg; after spending Cimlsmlalllll- M“ w ‘e " B1°"1‘°“r1d5°' progress towards good health and parents, Mr. and Mrs. George ‘"1111 1191' m°i1l°ll M15- 1811111!“

Gallant, Bloomfield Comer.

A splendid message was blrxolzgh; dh-Etlon O1 method in the process M! Bmlxord M lune" Co“ _____ 1 n‘ r t“

by the visiting 161M161‘. Rel‘. 0M1 of advance. Once more. God is - “K " ' Tl, l ll, llll The encere syfllb! Y 0 l ,

scallion o! Twnmm N3 5., iorm- lellmg 1,15 chum-en to shape a new yayulhas been?‘ conflvneg txiulgls heel pomrllfluniilflfelzrleesslyrlrltplzo lgdrofhme: district is extended to Miss Noreen this good neus with rejolclnll 1 M,‘ md Mm’ can“ Mum)” "l? ‘l! Bllmv-‘firslde- 1° ma“ ’- w: Neither the nesslrnlst nor l1“! °»" he p?“ t "e ‘m s‘ m“? laclur and fumilv of Urbalnvllle J°1‘"§‘°“ "d “h” “wmbm 9' The syn-l athy of thl community and daughter Geraldine c-

. . ~ n and °' . . ». “lends W151‘ t° i" 111"‘ W‘ “°““*1 ‘ " ‘ ‘ the family in the dcnth of their P = . oft am l - =11»- diifl) l"l3{l°§51_°“,_§" Clillgnfémfz to materialist can hope to gue lead- agaln Shortly on 1n.- death of Mrs LeClair, who tamer D, J A Johns,“ o, Tl? goes out to the fumily of in. lnie bellton, were recent guests of u... [on e_ a n B" n. crship. The christian prays that rlrlssr-d all-all. at the Prince County ms“ whole aenlh Ocmrmd l" ‘he Anmllle l Gfludet ‘vhosp Sudden . M“ hlurphys Elston Mm Nlh Chins all Lfienrinl; ‘he s“ Se“ in the strength of God, and in the Mme, Fannll, Oalway‘ Free_ Hosplirll on December s7. after a weslem Hospital‘ Alhsrlonl Fm“ dann. ..¢¢n.~.-a.1 0.. 11... avanlng O1 Ml” Blanch Mclxuull h" "_ bert Corcoran and Mr. Ccrcorsil.