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Georgetown and Vicinity

lih. Elmer Jeffery spent a few lays in the City last week.

Mr. Raymond Campbell of Allis- lon was a business visitor to Georgetown last week.

Mrs. Edward Graham, Cavendish was a visitor to the City Satur- liay.

Mr. Joseph Kig-glns returned home on Friday after spending the winter ln Charlottetown. l

Mr. Hugh MacPheo of DeGros Marsh was a. business visitor to Georgetown on Thursday.

Mr. C. H. Llewellyn, Mr. Howard Mﬂclsellljild Mr. Angus Macbean motored to the City on businel during the week.

Mrs. P. L. Boudreault was the guest of her brother, Mr. William Kigglns in Charlottetown during the week. .

Mrs. Caplaln Thomas ‘Fronholm, accompanied by hcr son Buddy. left on Thursday for Halifax where Ithey will visit Captain Trenholm. They made, the trip from Char- lottetown to Halifax by plane.

Friends of Mr. Philip Morrison. well known farmer of Georgetown Royalty, who was taken suddenly Ill on Thursday, .are hoping hll condition will rapidly and satisfac- lorily improve.

Friends of Miss Catherine Bat-

childer who recently underwent an appendicitis operation in the Char- lottetown Hospital, are hoping to soon sea her about once again completely recovered in health.- Geo.

Mrs. Basil MacDonald of ‘rrscadle enjoyed a short visit with get cousins the Misses MacPhes in

urnt Point.

A host of acquaintances here and all over Prince Edward Island he r with regret that Mr. William LeBlanc had died suddenly in Montreal. Billy has been coming here in the interests of hardware firms for a long time. and his pleasant manner and jolly stories made him a general favourite.

The final game oi the best of five series between the George- town Ail Stars and the Local Reserve Army was played on Tues- “dey night. Going into the struggle all tied up at two games each, the teams put on a tltantic struggle

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..'BUY Al‘ HOME. - 1f it is Gifts we have than, if it's price you can't beet them. C. R. Boehner. Jeweller. Montague.

m». C. J. Boudree/ult and Mr. James Boudreauit were visitors to Charlottetown Saturday Lion busi- nese.

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Mr. and Mrs. Henry MacLeren. Charlottetown, were visitors to Montague on Saturday where tiiey visited their many friends

Messrs. Claude Nicholson, C. A. Shaw and T. M. Llewellyn were business visitors to Charlottetown on Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sinclair and their daughter, Patsy, are visiting in Charlottetown guests of Mr and Mrs. Sinclair's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Austin Trainer.

Miss Janet e Buchanan, daughter oi Mr. and rs. Warren Buchanan, Eldon, who recently returned from Montreal, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Colin MacDougald, Montague.

The many friends o! Mrs. Wel- lington Campbell are glad to learn that she has returned to her home after being a patient in the King's County Hospital where she received treatment.

.32. P. U. MEETING — The Young People's Union of the Mont- ague United Church held their meeting this week in the classroom in the form of a social evening with the entertainment led by Mr. and Mrs. Mslcolm__ Patterson. A number of games and contests were enjoyed by the member. ‘A delicious lunch was then served. and a social hall-hour enjoyed.

..'LADIES AUXILIARY HOLD MEETING — The regular meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the, Cana- dian legion, Montague Branch. was held in the Legion Hall on Mon- day evening. The president, Mrs. Emery MacNclll, was in the chair. The meeting was called to order, and a one-minute silence was ob- served. The minutes of the last session were read, and after one correction were approved. One new member, Mrs. N. D. Nicholson, was

‘ welcomed. Several bills were read,

and it was moved and seconded that these bill be paid. The sick committee reporied- having visited two sick members who are now re- covering satisfactorily. Plans were discussed for holding another card party in April, after which the meeting adjourned.

I and‘ the game developed into a

closely fought battle, with the All Stars finally emerging as the winners by an 8-‘7 score. An un- fortunate accident occurred when the Reserve Army goalie, Bobby Stevens, received a nasty cut over the eye, which necessitated six stitches to close.

Lumber cutting by the members of the Co munity Welfare League. in their rive for the erection of a recreational center, was contin- ued on Friday after having been held up for some time by the large amount of snow in the woods. It is planned to carry on these oper- ations as long as weather and ice crossing of the harbour permits. '

On Wednesday night the local rink was the scene of two hard fought games of broombail. The first encounter bringing together the_ boys of Grades V and VI who took a 2-1 decision from the boys of Grades VII and VIII. The second fixture ssr: the Up-Town girls lose a bang-up contest to the Down-Town girls by a 2-0 score. With two or three inches of water covering the ice surface. which was thus made extremely. slippery the evening's etitertalnment might well be classed in the water sports category. “everthelus the particl- pants apparently enjoyed every minute of it and the fans were certainly provided wth ample op- portunlties for applause and laughts, as high diver, the breast stroke and the dog paddle were at various times executed with pro- ilciency and vigour. The occasion was one of which it can truthfully be said that, ell oi the players were "all wet," but at the same time their lndomnitable spirits were not even "dampened."

--'M.iss Martha Poole, Montague. has left for Monctoa where she will spend s few weeks visiting friends. <

Miss Thelma Latter, membe of the staff of the Bank of Commerce. spent the week-end in Charlotte- town at the home of her parents.

Mr. Claude Nicholson and Mr. Douglas Nicholson were business visitors to Charlottetown on Sat- urday.

Mr. Leon Johnston, manager of the Montague cold storage. left on a business trip to Ottawa last week. '

Miss Estella MacIntyre, H. N., member of the statf of the King's County Hospital. spent the week- end in Stellar-ton, N. 8., where she visited friends.

His many friends will regret to learn that Mr. Leslie Poole is con- fined to his home through illness. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery. '

Mrs. J. W. Csrruthers has re- turned to her ho: 1e in Montague after spending the winter months with her son-in-law and daughter in Charlottetown.

Mrs. William MacLean, who has been spending the past few months in Quebec visiting her son-ln-law and daughter, has returned to her home in Montague. '

. .'CELEBRATED BIRTHDAY — Mrs. Edna Vickerson celebrated her birthday on March 18th at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Harry MacGl-egor. The choir of the Mont- ague United Church was in at- tendance. Mrs. Vickerson has been a faithful member of the choir for many years. The celebration was opened with a very enjoyable sing-song, after which Mr. Don- aid Samson. dinector of the Choir, read a humorous address. and Mrs. l... H. Poole, president of the Choir, presented Mrs. Vickerson with a lovely hymn book on be- llsir of the Choir. The Choir then sang "Bless Be The Tie That Binds." A very delicious lunch was then served by the hostess.

.30. G. I. T. HOLD MEETING- The Aketa C. G. I. T. of the Mont- ague Uniied Church held their meeting this week at the home of their leader, Mrs. Malcolm Patter- son, on Thursday evening] The meeting opened with the C.G.l.T. Purpose and prayer , followed by the devotional period led by Aliene Beaton with scripture reading by Helen Hamilton from St. John l4. verses 1-6. The story read was "A gift for Mom." Hymns sung were "Jesus Keep Me Near The Cross" and "God Sees the Sparrows Fail." During the business period plans were made to mend the church hymn books at the next meeting, which will be held at Mrs. Mur-

dock Beatons. .The leader read a Bible lesson "Thou Art The Man." In two weeks time questions will be asked on this lesson. The busi- ness part of the meeting was then adjourned, and a social half-hour was enjoyed by all. '

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has returned to her borne in Iow- er Montague following a period at the King's County Hospital where she was receiving ta-eatment.

Mr. Arthur llaolieill, Montague, ' wbohssbeeuillforthepestfew months is now well on the road to recovery. His many, friends are glad to knee he is progressing so _ favourably, and are happy to see him back at his work.

Her many friends will be pleased to learn that Mrs. Cecil Bell, Montague. is oonvaleecing satis- f torily after undergoing an oper- ation for appendicitis at the King's County Hospital;

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His many friends will be pleased to learn that Mr. Sandy Reynolds. who is a patient at the Prince Edward Island Hospital, is steadily improving. His many friends hope to see him back in Montague soon.

“(INJQYABLE SOCIAL — The charming home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. MacKay, Montague, was ‘the icene of a very enjoyable social event on Tuedey, March 23rd. when the members of the Ladies Aid Bociet, oi 6t. Andrew's Ptesby- ‘ terian Church entertained about forty ladies oi the church. A speci- al feature of the evening was the

MacNeili anq Mrs. Elsie Watterq 1Q, vulgar-nine. worth very capably

Clmnbeli- The program opened with l wsnasu Murphy, Leo Gallant.

a musical game, with Mrs. Watter- ,

worth as pianist. The winner we'd-hills 011 0mm- Mil- 5- 5- Adm“ Mrs. Malcolm MacKenzle. a delici- leave a short address on Temiwra ous lunch was served by a com- ance. Plans were made for an mittee of the ladies. c Easter thankoffering, the date to be set to suit Dr. Dudley of Trinity ..'UNITED CHURCH w, M, s,- Church, who has very kindly con- The reﬁll!‘ monthly meeting ofisented to speak on thstoccaslon. the W. M. 8. of the MontaguefIhirty-six hospital and twenty-two United Church was held at the sick calls were ms/de, and seven home‘ of Mrs. George Nicholsorﬂcerds and seven treats were sent on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Nellie“ sick and shut-ins. A rellort 0f Fraser had charge oi the devotion- [the World my ‘i! PM?“ W85 s.l service. the theme being “Thy Tglven. The offering at that service Kingdom Come," through the Iwas $1.26. A number of squares for united witness of the Christians lthO woolen quilt, and also for the of the world, this was a very in- ‘afghan were passed in, and s spiring Period: a number tlklnglwork evening was planned when part with scripture readings and'the quilt will be hilt £08331"- M!" articles on the theme. and ending ‘Bert Martin gave a very interest- wth a circle of prayer. In the sb- ing talk on the Study Book, with sence of the president, the let ‘several members taking part with vice-president, Mrs. Leon Johnston. articles on China. The ’meeting took charge of the business meet- Yclosed with the Mirpah Benedict- ing. The minutes of the last meet- ‘ion. Refreshments were served,- and lng were read and approved. The a. pleasant social half-hour en-

tin v : la Sh . Vl B auctioneers. Plano music tiilfllliﬂ u? (msglgleanorfwlnckehlanrt. llamm, Claire MacDonald. Mllllfﬂi Cilﬂlﬂﬂlw evening was played by Mrs. A. 1".‘ 55c]; 30w; will,“ cheverle, Sterling Moreside, Lane Douglas, Claude Peyutlr. Gerald MaoCarville.

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