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TUESDAY
MJNCH Gltgsds-On the front mm of erick Nlchol.son'a, wi-ner of Kent and Prince Street, me,-¢ is to be sein a plot of grass, pie blades of which measure twenty mchrs in length.~ The spring is late, but me lateness has notinterfered with the vitality of the soil.
ATTENDED CONFERENCE - R0- tarian J. A. MacMillan, of Charlotte- mvm, who left on Thursday the 23rd to ,trend the International Confer- ence of Rotarians at Dallas, Texas, is now on his way home. He will visit some of the larger Canadian and Arnerlnan cities before retuming. The Conference broke up on Friday. `
_DIED nu. ROTHESAY, N. B. - WD,-d has been received here of the death oi -Mrs. Alfred Thomason. at he, residence in Rotnesny in her wh year, which took place on May 30th. The deceasedlady was widely known and held' in high esteem at Rothesay, where she was a faithful member of St. Paul's Church. She L. survived by her husband and two gens, one of whom, Mr. George 0. Thompson, is a member of the C. N. R. divisional staff at Moncton. N.B.; five brothers and three sisters. 0n¢ of whom. Mrs. Aitkens MacFarlane. resides at KensiriEl'Dll» P-'El The hmmij took place last Saturday af- ternoon to St. Paul's Church and lfernwood Cemetery, Rothesay. S
_KEROSENE CAN EXPLODED-
A painful accident and near tragedy cccuri-ed at the lobster factory of Mr. David Smith, on the shore at pci, 12. on Thursday. His nine year old ,mn was helping the cook. Miss Murphy. and went to start the fire up by pouring on kerosene from an almost full one gallon can. When me oil caught fire the can blew up. scattering flames in Ill. dll'€Cf\0U5- nie boy was quite badly burned. Miss Murphys clothing was set On tire and she, too. was badlyburned about the body. Although suffering from shock and painful burns, both are reported on the way to recovery. -S.
MAJOR WATTS REMEMBERED- Major W. H, Watts. of Vancouver. who Ls so kindly remembered in this city, was recently presented with B purse o and I hllidmme trav-
_ bag by the Fairfield Festival
Chorus, of which he is leader and organizer. The presentation took place at Fairfield Church at the con- clusion of the final rehearsal pre- ceeding the Musical Festival, and was made by Miss Josephine Charle- bols on behalf of members of the chorus. Accompanying the Sl"-S WHS a brief address to Major Watts BS folows: "To Major Watis, From all members of the Fairfield Festival Chorus, in token of our appreciation oi the initiative shown in founding our chorus and in the continued zeal and leadership displayed, which we all hope may be long continued." Major Watts feellngly expressed hlS appreciation of the presentation.
FUNERAL YESTERDAY-The funeral of the into Miss Jessie Poole took place yesterday afternoon at 2 o`clorlr, A short service atgjhcr IME residence was conducted by'_R.ev_ M. Scott Fulton and the burial 000k Flare lt the Old English Church Cenleieiy at Southport. With the °X¢9l'-‘tion of two burials there ab0ut four years ago, this is the first in a Period of nearly twenty years. In this cemetery were laid to rest many Ol the early citizens of the province. The pall-bearers were:-Messrs Ar- thur Miller, Arthur Gates. P. For- lythe, Addison Miller, S. L. Hardy “nd G¢0l’ge Finlayson.
~DEATH OF MRS ALICE all-AIIAM-The mlny friends Bummerside of Mrs. (Rev) A. Herman, whose husband was for ‘°"‘l° years pastor of the United Bwtlst Church here and who now lm cause or rrighneid aspen: Church at Moncton. N. B.. will re- ¥l‘°t to hear of the death of her mother, Mrs. Alice M. Graham, which t°°k Discs in the Mlserlcordia Hos- l’"“‘» Wlnnlres. int Monday night at the age of 65 years. Mrs. Gra- hlln had been iii for about three months and although her death was ’l°l entirely unexpected. yet it came U I Zrcat shock to her relatives and mellds. The body was conveyed from Wlnnloee to Dartmouth. N. a., ae- °°mi>anied by iier daughter. Mrs. William Tcrrle, where interment took Dllce on Sunday. Rev. A. K. and Mrs. Herman w6re present at the mn¢fll. \ S
WEDNESDAY
Sllcclsonn. arimlxr-at me
recent graduating cxlrolscs of the "'““\fl° Acnouiaii-ai college. enrich. 'c or the mciatu vm adware 1r-
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Wood is the son of Major- E, E, wood
of Ottawa, Xormerly of this ¢i;y_ and B Brandso of the late Edward Wood. of Pownal. Mr, wood spec- “Med in LB-“d5°lPe Architecture and has _l0ined the firm of Stanley Thompson ds Co., Toronto, who ue Spilcialists in Landscape Gardening and Golf Course Construction.
Miss isaaar. criaimn-'1-ne
death occurred at the Jordan Mem-
oriul Sanatorium onqsaturday even- in! of Miss Isabel Clarke, age 2i y°*“'5~ dH\lEhter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Clarke, Alberton, Prince Ed. ' ward Ishmd- Th° bodl' is to be for- warded to the home of her parents this afternoon.-Moncton Transcript.
RETURN HOME-Among those re- tlllllllli! to their homes in Cumber. land from United States are. Mrs. Flora Currie. Mrs. Alex strong and 11'-U? dBll8liter Mary, Messrs. George MacPhee, Lemuel Gorveatt and Ray- mond Taylor.
5 Air Service of Canada Ltd., after hav- l ing investigated flying conditions Qi Charlottetown recently, have decided t.o establish a flying service from Moncton to Charlottetown, Particu- lars as to route and time of leaving will be given later.
` SOCIAL GATHERING-An enjoy- lhblc bridge was given by Mrs. Heb- ei' Bell, l99 Dorchester Street, on Ffldhy evening for a number of her friends, Tile ladies prize was won
iby Mrs. Geo, R. Hooper, and the gen- itiemeifs by Mr. Harold L. Worthy. iThe ladies' consolation prize went to lM_rs_ Lloyd Proud and the gentle- lmeris’ to Mr. Lloyd Proud.
j SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS-Mr. T. _C. Gillis. Shamrock has arrived home
,to spend his holidays, after complet- ‘ing his freshman year at Mount Al- lison University, and was successful in the following subjects. Viz. En- iglisli 1, chemistry, l. Latin, i. Main 1 Greek and one half term of French l.
ON FISHING TRIP-Hon. J. B. M.
Baxter, Premier of New Brunswick, accompanied by B. R, Armstrong, P. § F. Blanchet, F. T. Palfrey, L. P. D. [ Tilley, F. C. Mortimer all of Saint *_John are at present on a most cn- joyable fishing trip to the Eastern part of the Province. The above men- tioned gentlemen are -enthusiastic anglers and find the sport here very pleasant and exciting,
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WEDDING BELLS-Rev. R0b°rt
i am simvica-The international'
_ i ued to decline gradually but delin- lliely. Three days ago his heart fail- ed and his condition became stead- ily worse until the end came, last evening.
The surviving children are Miss E. Lillian and nr. J. w. 'ii/iavckenne, Charlottetown.
There are also left to mourn two
sisters, Mrs. Neil MacLeod, Harts- ville, a_nd Mrs. Alexander Matheson. Bradalbane; and two brothers, Rev. J. W. MacKenzie (retired) and Mr. Neil MacKenzie, Charlottetown.
To the bereaved relatives The
Guardian tenders sincere sympathy.
CADET INSPECTION YESTER-
DAY-Tlie Charlottetown cadet corps of West Kent School and Queen Square School, were yesterday morn- ing inspected by Captain ~A.C. Campbell, District Cadet Officer of Military District No. 6. The various exercises were performed with pre- clslon and efficiency and reflect great credit on the respective instructors.
Messrs. James Fullerton and Leo MncDbna.ld. His Honour the Lieut- enant-Govcrnor was present in Wind- sor uniform, accompanied by his aide Col. Parker Hooper. and received the salute 'during the march-past. By virtue cf yesterdays fine showing we can _confidently expect the mainten- ance of the high standard set by these two corps in the past.
The Guardian leams there are re-
ported irregularltles in connection with the Provincial Department of Public Works which have called for the intervention of the Governmfni. These irregularities are said to be connected with the highway lm-
provement scheme alid have relation to the intermission of monies con- nected therewith. It is \1l'\d¢l'f=f0<NI the Government has ordered a thor- ough investigation by an outside auditor of ‘all the books and vouchers of the Department. Govemment af- ficlals, while rctioent on the subject, express the belief that In the inter- ests of all conccmed the matter ghouid be probed to the bottoin, The auditor. The Guardian understands. is expected to arrive this evening.
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GYROS AT BEACH GROVE-The
weekly Gyro luncheon held M0nd;iy`whose residence tile funeral took “mm last at the Be,-,Ch Ggve Inn gn* place on Monday afternoon to the the occasion of the summer opening' Presbyterian Church and Cemetery of this popujar howl, was B mos; en-| at Tyne Vallcy, Mr. Dilit officiatiiig. lovable affair, practically time-entirciassisted by Rev. MY. Coieman,WRe\'. menxbgrship nu-ned out in force in Mr. Cook and Rev. Mr. Aitken.-S
celebration of the visit of their Inter- THURSDAY
national President, Mr. Arthur Smith. The splendid dinner and dance given Lgrzgrgreg 51|-;Any__The Catch was as usual UP to the hlsh standard- of ioristci-s all along the coast is
'on Monday evening with his wife, son and daughter. Being in Ottawa on business a few days ago, he decid- ed to make a. short pleasure tour of the Maritimes. Halifax and Sydney are other cities which he has visited so far. Mr. Shelly and family left this morning on return to Vancouver where they reside. ‘
"One of our problems in the past," said Mr. slielly, nas been the disposal of the Pacific Great Eastern Railway which up until now has been a pro- vincial liability. Formerly we have had large deficits, but this year if we have any at all, it will be small. This summer the P. G; E. in co-operation with the Canadian National and Can-
,adian Pacific will make a through survey of the province as far north as the Peace River district with the view of further exploiting its agri- cultual and mineral wealth."
Speaking of the apple industry in
British Columbia, Mr. Shelly was very emphatic in declaring the need of tariff protection. “American apples come into the province two or three weeks before oilr apples rlpcn," he said. "In the Okanagan we produce i a wonderful apple, but now w`e have tralnloads of them rotting on the ground without a market. for them.”
Optimism and enthusiasm mark the
rapid development of the port of Vancouver, said Mr. Shelly. Last year eighty millions of bushels of wheat wont through and the docks and cle- vators rioiv being constructed will provide much more.
-DEATH OF MRS. WILLIAM
` itaiusav _ Tire deo‘.n‘toolr` place on Saturday lost in the Prince County
lliospltal of Mrs. William Ramsay at the age of 58 years. The dimeased was formerly of Northam, but had lived for the past few years at Wil- mot Valley. She was a woman ot many st:'i`lin'g qualities and was lieid in the highest esteem by all who had the pleasure of her acquaintance and was a staunch member of the Presby-
t:i'lari Church. There are left to m0llrn izesidcs her husband a large family of sons and daughters to wlloln thc sympathy of the commun- ity is expressed. Her remains were taken to the homo of her dughter,
|M_rs. Roy Williams at Ellcrslie, from
|W. Lindsay, Minister at Hazelbrnok maintained by Beach Grove. Mr. reported excellent. and stéady, with
l5np¢1_;gChur¢h_9,nd M155 _jean MM- Smith, the speaker of the evcniriglthc factories being supplied with iwniker-_ R, N__ of Ha-,yke5bury_ N_ 5__ dealt very effectively with the aims, ample bait. Codflsh is now heading lwere married. on June 3rd in me and purposes of Gyro. He was greatlyiin, and some large catches are re-
iClyde River Baptist Church, Rev, W, pleased with his visit over here and' ported on the North Shore. The ,Muwalkerl brother 01 me bride_ of. was highly impressed with the ex- lobster season closes on June 25th.
=Mrs_ Lindsay moiored to Montreal
lwiltshlre, is in the Prince Edward
treatment His brother, Mr Angus
‘ing his headquarters at the Russ is
that he is doing very well. and it is
t fi e ears The party 151"
hich are in excellent condi-
tored throughh to Kentville, Bei'
wick and Middleton. In H lifax and Moncton. In five days
Another prominent and highly 95
evening at his home. 277 R-|¢hm°“
was seventy-four years of 18°. Wll I
amirdcwn tiiouch¢°l"‘°° °
tical illness he rallied and strong
L1 d H nl d in medmal l-I. Sterns, the proprietor, welcomed _M ‘an mp B un ergo K the boys back once more and‘wili do _"fri-T WIT" PMNFUL ACCI-
I mann _ Mm- ¢, ¢r-|- becoo is grown in some sections and
‘ °"°'"“ “e then in ii gmt deal or dairying and isenntlrnl property °f the late Ur- -l»
ficlating. The church was decorated C¢l1BIlt W0l°k Which the Gyro boys are -- wim eve,-g,~een5_ wt flowers and carrying on. He occupies the position ACCIDENT LAST NIGHT-Last pomd p1Bms_ The bride md bx-me- of General- Passenger Agent of the Dxevenlng about 9.30 William Gormley. groom who were unattended. stood A- R»» 'md left yesteday m°r“m3 °n ,under a 11°,-8| M-ch Whpe th, CH- return to Nova Scotia. The whole af-| lemony was being pe,-¢0rmed_ M,-_ and fair was indeed a most enjoyable one‘Sll”¢‘€lS WHS Stfllfk by H PH»°Slllg car
and the Gyro Club may be congratu-,Bild S2\’€rB\y injured about the head
and other western pOim_.,_ lated on the success bf their firstland face. He was taken to the City
meeting of the season. Their dinner Hospital and at a inte hour laét “ight
Mr -John R Mcmod of Nom., dances will he held on Monday during WHS i‘ell0l't€fi 85 l‘<`S-U18 ¢0mf0ft&bly
` D the remainder of the Season, Mi-_ R, with no serious injuries.
while driving a bicycle near the corner of Pownal and Fitzroy
' ` DENT-As Mr. Percy Linton was cut- h is th t_ k_ all he can to make things pleasant.
Mcmod' W 0 for e Dream ma The music was furnished by Dixons ""8 H l“'0 lllflb b0l\1‘d Wltha circular
t . ,,
.visiting his crerner daily and reports <;;°h;;i;:e°nnflu;;rl;r;f;ll1re N;-t 81;:
hoped he will be convalsecent within Clary C°m"°n "ted as chairman '§1;s;al_5;`g;1t5 S;;?bS]£;zegu';n;e2°§ Ui?
a SMH' Mme‘ The Messrs' Memo? ‘or the evming._._ His wound was dressed by the docettor ‘are retired membersNof_t}tlhevvfl$ml; _-DEATH OF YOUNGEST CHILD and although the injury ,S Suu quite M°Le°d Bm" of 0 -_ The sympathy or the entire corn- Pfllflflll ll ls dolniz nicely. Much sym- lnd h“"° many mend’ "hr°"3h°“ munity gals, out- to ML and Mn pathy is expressed for Mr. Tanton in the Ph;?V’§;;n‘f'h:e;l€e:;n°°r_°ly h°pe Henry Gallant' of Mont cMme]_ m his unfortunate accident.-S.
fm ° 8 ' ‘ the death of their youngest, child. AUHNCE A_‘-CTI
_'__-_ little Miss Eugenie, aged six years, 1 l i VE-The Tem-
_ri.r:as/iNr Moron 'rair_.i/ri-_ J. who died in the mme County HW |p,.,_mx Aummv It ,S reported, have
lmbbe" and Mrs” Howatt' Mr' Ke' pitnl on sunday evening from spinal 'opened up an office in the old Bank
and M55-1 N°W°°m-ot:`:_"fr’;l‘,°'t‘i1ro`,°£;'h mentnllm' Wm, wmch ,M was cf Novi scotla Building fiom which
o a m _ _ .,
l'° “me rl: vane June and was stricken amy mx-ee day, px-eviws go lite.:iture uiil be distributed and re- _°,h° A”““‘;° sy'd .. in Nov, ner deamsiieienvestc rneiim tnc'i- ports handed ln from the country ADPN B0”°l'l\ un “F/gms on it _mdden bereavement, besides her- par- districts io thc organizer, Mr. Wil- S°°u"ln:ndu"h; the bit for ents, one brother and three sistersllard Spencer. The Guardian is in- ;-'hm t ° " P an tt home' for whpm mum gym- formed by Rev. J. M. Mcbeod. sec- "°" Y " Y ' lr rernr of tli Aillnn tn t -
_ pathy is expressed. The funeral too y e ce. a organ
mud pm" M "h°~N°vB econ. huh place on Tuesday moming from the 'ization in the country districts with Wu" W Church the object of etilng out the vote
_ ,_ home to the Mont Camel 8
mn ‘H the my through The puf and Cemetery. Rev. Theodore Gal- for the plebiscite will be concen- mo d called at Um °m°lll~lIll--S trated on. No regular speaking tours
have so far been arranged, but it is
° '~ in ahead understood that the Rev John Co-
'_hm“m¢ British Columbia is forg g ` _
th” °°v°"d ne-ny one by leaps and bounds," said I-lon. W. C. burn, Toronto, of the Board of So-
mu” Shelly, Minister of Finance in the‘cial Service and Evangelism will be
_ British Columbia Government when on the Island early in July and will
I
"nd W gn interviewed by The Guardian ycater- address a. series of meetings, During
°°°m'd dmefnmhn T ;¢:;¢,n- day. "Take for instance our farm pro-*the meeting of the National Division the p°rsond¢;.m éccumd at 9_3” lug, ducts. in 1901, its value was $6,000,000. of the Som of Temperance to be “°' "h°°° .1 in isis, sao,ooo,ooo, in ms, sso.ooo.-iheid in cnarictterown. .July 1o.n and
I N ML M.¢Km,|°_ wha 000. llth, it is expected that the serv-
5"°°t` The It ' "British Columbia farmers." contin- ices of a number of eminent speak-
~ 1 md B y. ucd Mr. Shelly, "go in for mixed era will be secured. Among these are
man of lgxidx :Cup tl; ,rug farming. specialising in cantilopes.iMrs. I-I. P. Neweombe and Rev. H. 'd 'M hm he hd , mdgm apricota, apples. tomatoes and other‘R. Grant of Halifax. _
"°"““`"’°" " ,m ,,, |,, nnaii ri-aiu. A :mail quantity or to-
NEW RESIDENT DOC‘I’0l-The
hh rg. stock and sheep raising. ` Very little ci, Toombs of Mt. Stewart has been
h°”°° '°'° "mum" :fr hwmi-, wheat ls produced." purcnesed ay nr. .inc c Mcoondaid
araduateo! McGill university i-lu been in General Practice for a num- bei- of years and is well equipped to take over the large and extensive practice in that place. During the war Dr. MacDondaid served his country from the beginning. His large circle of friends wish him every success in his new neld.
BRILLIANT STUDENT.-In the
published list of Prince Edward Is- mg land students who were successful' at Acadia University in the recent. examinations, the name of Miss Gracie Campbell of Charlottetown daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuell Campbell, Upper Hillsboro Street. was inadvertently omitted. Miss Campbells standing was as follows: Second Year: Biology 10; class B.: English 4; class c.: Economics 1: Class C.: French 2; Class B.; History 1; class C.; Latin 2; class C.; Psy-
chology l; class D. `
year. Wilf. is also attached tothe
RECEIVES B_ A DEGREE_A ¢.|_jincss men have so far received no
egram received yssmrdly by ML W_ ideilnite word as to the date of Sir
stewart of me University of Toronm 5 to select -a site for the proposed C.N.
that h had passed Ln au ,R.. hotel. It was earlier announced?
subjects. Mr. Stewart, o has takenfi
;;°d.°;“’b:;l°,;t°c0 ,W meer and 1 that his duties at ottawa will detain
vocation tomorrow. Alter a short visit to his home here, bringing as *-
Mf- -7. B¢\l'b9l` ll-nd Ml R055 Camemn' [ ing_of- General Headquarters, Military
of Johnson. Grant. D065. MCD°“'i ing proceeds to sdnris where he will hid. Auld. One Uf the 1°3dm3 nw! investigate the possibility of forming firms of T0f°“l°» and Wm Entert a battery of artillery in that district. OSEOOGB Hall ll”l 52Pl€mb5l'- Tmi The proposed battery, it is under- Guardiall joins in heartiest congrat- L stood, has wasted on paper since me
ulatioris. ` close of the war, but no steps have
_--_-- i been taken for its organization. Dur-
_CAMPBEUFCALLBECK NUPTI* ing his visit, col. snarling _will attend ALs__A very pretty Wedding was sol: also to general militia business.
emnized at the home of Mr. and Mrs_.E 1””
'I‘uesday afternoon at 2.30, when their; 1;t;er‘7‘;:;' snflI;°sK§f“Z;'ewOI‘;;1? eldest daughter, Miss Ruth, was uni-; fellows was held pyesmrdny nite” tcd inniarriage to Mr. Ralph Robert-i mon ;ervice at me hmgo gemg C`ox;_ son Caubeck' son or Mr' and Mrs'l\duct.e'd`b R°v Dr Rams; and Rev William Callback of Bedeque. H. J h Y - h-» - yaub -P-
M D H I ch lmwown o nson ie onorary p carer..
E;_;;_me;Cth‘;ug;re;wny if im Dfw. were: Dr. Coffin. Messrs James Pa- p i to w B Rebel-iso D. A. Bruce,
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sence of the irrgmediate relatives 31;; Geo. E' Hughes' and Charles Chmd_
friends QI the ride and groom' fler The active pellbearers wcre~
fastened with a _bandeau of orang¢__ ’
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Miss Georgie Campbell, sister of thel .. __
Mm A' F* Be" presided at the wan been undergoing considerable renova-
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-- _ No narmirn worm-Local bus- `
A_ S,/Swarm from his sm’ ML A1Bn,Henry Thornton’s visit to this city.:
announced S lthat hc would visit the Maritimesi
I _ ‘_ , °u?2;'§ three' has Iearly in June. It has been assumed'
receives his B A degree at the Com I him there until after Parliamentlias.
' ' 'been prorogued. ~ §
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his guests his two college chums_. To s0UmS_Co1_C_ H_ L_Sl.,a,1_
Mr, Stewart will return to Toronto; Distric, N°_ 6_ arrived in Charlotten where he will read law in the officei town last evening T°day_ COL Spm.1_\
John E Campbell of Summerside onl LHB To REsT_Th° funeral °f
father. who gave her in .rnarriage.i attendance of Citizens' `l?2Ily- \‘~'lllCh “'ll1 ""m3ll'l 32 A359 '
~ 'tion and remodeling. Handsome new; _ im
table and the ices were cut by Mrs! seats me being put in 8 mer im_ . with her son and W her ggughger
George Bownegl Afterwards mei Drovements made__s L -SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVEN-_ ln Vancouver and New Westminster,
happy young couple left by motor ' _"ON __The Summemde Dlsmct hmm June last she came eastw
Soirtan gmtligeid ttlp wlvithe 'tijnrzrt/edt Rnrinmraur naannrran __` sunday School C°n\'°“il°“ WHS “emi "5" he’ "5"" M” ~'“’°°°~ ‘° Wh°‘°
B 6 . e 9 . .l '
5 l'l 1' l' Um “ all YS _ _ home she died very sudden] and
i Mi-_ Wesley wood of i-iazeib noir li in me united Baptist Hall On Wed _ _ Y
Cnllbeck will reside in Bedeque. A. Y as d anemoon Mr Major W i unexpectedly gr hen; failure, gh; hm
host or "lends in summerside audi resigned his position of Manager and nes ay ~ - “ been lmnm to t h t
.‘ Butter Maker with the Hazelbrooir. Townsend of Sherbroolc was the P K re Urn Ome 0
surrounding district wish them every Dal In C U M W ichairmanp Repnm were read from mei Vancouver in September, but God
happiness and prosperity through ry g ° r' md has had a d,__ called her rc her heavenly home_
The many friends of Mrs. Cameronl
Weatherbie, of Aldergrove, B. _C., wllll be shocked to learn of her death which tack place in the Royal Co- lumbia ilospital, New Westminster, B.;
C., on May' 16, following a seriousl
SISTERS ABRIVE-The Sisters 01 WILL ATTEND C. W. L. CON- Pftdedeldbd 1101' Zhlftyill 118811 ll0~
the Most, Precious Blood, seven in VENTION1-At the regular monthly Sho leaves tp mmirnaixlixland twil number, headed by their Mother meeting of the Catholic Women's _daughters namdyt-Dlhkl. 0! Billl' Superior, arrived in Charlottetown |League, held last evening, the follow- merside; Andrew in Bolton, Hill;-3 last ev_ening from Edmonton, Alta. ‘ing delegates were appointed to at- H,0Wl1’d. In W°8l»°l'l\ Clllldlri Rosary Hall has been convened into tend the convention of 'the Catholic in Clifton and James and Johnpa a monastery which they have occu- \\'omen’s League of Canada which the hoincsteldl MII. Wlllllhi In-ITF pied. will be held at Windsor, Ontario. of Clinton and Mrs. -Ilmcl Grahlm.
_______ on June 17th to the 22nd. Hon. Na- of French River: liao thumbs! ro!
soccassifui. isi.liNnr:rt-Mi-_!t1ensi secretary, Mrs. w. J. Mem- zrmdchlldrsh and ¢r°\t-g-andcbiid-
f Wilfred T. McQuaid, formerly of this ltyre; Diocesan President, representing N11 llld one IEW. lffl- E47*-N
city is, like his brothers Edward c.ltli@ diocese er cnarletterpwn. Mrs. Dovvllns. formerly of Summ¢l'lld° UM
Ernest, winning sucecss in his Frank J. Casey; delegate at large. now of Boston, Mass., and one_broth-_
i adopted home, -Baltimore. At the re-lrepresentirig the Charlottetown sub Cr. A1¢Xl¥ldG1'. in-91° HEP” 1511343- cent election or officers cr the uni-division, ivn-s. william o. Davey. It to whom deep sympathy is crores!- _versity of Maryland .Law School, hells understood that over four hun- Bd. The funeral took place from the
was elected president for the currentgclred branches of the Catholic Wom- I H0156' bf' 11" 5°1‘l» MT- VPN” Umm"
en's League from all over Canada will |118. On W€dIl¢Sdly l»fl¢l’¥l°°l\ ` 9°
legal department of the lartlc firm be present at this convention, Mrs. J.lMl11‘€B\¢~C°m€i¢l'Y. RSV. MY- 315110? of Montgomery. ward at ce.. whois, 'minor was ericsen rs rcprcsenriofflclolhls and was one ofthe largest havelstores in all the leading cities,the Lea ue at the Divisional c¢,n_ ‘ funerals ever held in the district. The of the U. S. His many friends inthe vention gto be held at Kinlrgm in honoured remains were laid to 'IBC home town will be glad to hear of hiseeptcmber next, in the family plot, ar, Margate. The . ndv'nn¢¢mgn|;_ . l pzllbearers were her four sons. Messrs
Daniel, Samuel, James and John Dunning and her two grandchildren Messrs Lorne ‘and Glen' Dunning.
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Thedeath occurred ia Vancouver,
0,,e,.m0,,_ IB. c., on May isin. or oswald
The deceased, win. was only forty-i$t¢w1-rt Gordon. seed 07 vom. Mr- six years of age was formerly' Miss.G°fd°n WHS 3 5911 9! U16 IEW HHUY Ada L_ Wrigm and was hom micordon of Brudenell River, Prince Middleton, P. E. Island. She was aizfdwafd 1513114 and f°f 5 ”“m.b°}' 91 daughter of the late Mr. Jesse Yea" Cll'l’|€d OU flffmlnl' lt Role- Wright and his wife Agnes Clarkelileaib. Later he conducted a grocery of that place. She leaves to mourn_bl1Sb1e-ss in Charlottétcwn and then besides a sorrowing husband a fam-;l"¥‘lll°V¢d $0 Western Canada where ily of five-three daughters, Ada,;he WHS engaged in business with his Ruth and Beth and two sons R,oy;brc'ihcr in Chipman, Alberta. Subse- ond Billy, also iwo brothers, Mniquently he located in British Col-
Al‘tenia'; Wright of Summerside and,llmbi8» - \ Mr. M:-lbcurn: Wright of New Yorki He leaves to mouf-n two bk-Omen"
City. A host. of relatives and friends F,-gd and Hem.y_ ` _ _ beth in this Province and in Westernl He was 5 half brother of the _hte Canada vrllere she has made herpgonf Dame] Gordon’ Gaorgetowm
licrne for many years, will also
and or the lets Jude' 'Neil Mae
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T-mf" ll" Wil' deal” :Quin-rie or siirnrnerside and is first
cousin of Hon. J. D. Stewart of
‘ cnsriortstown. ~
The Prince Edward Island High-_ Mr. Gordon possessed considerable
landers. under command cr Lt.-Col. ability and had fine qualities of mind U. G. Dawson, nulfll:>ering,twen‘y ol- Wand heart which' wori for him many liccrs and ont- hundred other ren1<s.'fi'lcnds. . the Prince Edward Lziaifd Light His funeral took place in van- llc;-5:, twenty officers and sevrnty,couver on Tuesday, May 21st, Rev.
other ranks under Lt.-Col, G. Elliot Full, No. 8 Signalling Ca.. seven of- ficers and fifty other ranks under
train for Alrersllot Camp on July
uii_ts v.ill trclzi lor twelve days, with the exception of the Signalling Com-
rhot. for tlil“i.°fn clzvs
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T. Wilson cfficiating, the body be- ’n; cre::is.tf:d_ _
Major F. B. Conrad, and No. 26; 1
bid i ked very harming in a- ' _ 'Field Ambulance Brigade. five offlc- _ r e 0° 1 C Etta d en; Messrs S. A. McDonald, William Cx nd mmy other ranks' Wm en Cu Monday, May 13, i.l29,Mrs.
gown nf whte georg an V lBrellaut A. F,I-Ioule, A. C,Ducllc- 45.11 M, ' ` ' Oliver l'/1::ori, cf Vancouver, B. C.,
'_ ‘ l Ch .R P, A.-I7'l‘ r'- . ’ ~CIlEd tth h f ' .
bmssoms and can-ymg 8' bouquet' of ;`J:’In't';§inell)tS5W the aP(cl~t;li;l1e.}'s 1&."'_l'“ .has Feet? amiwumed' Th?s&l'G'e'6f;e Ab€bot0:leUrllonhf(;::dIL;-ugfis
C0l1nty. P. E. I.. Hged 74 years. Her maiden name was Penelope M00;-9' of Bllnbllry. P. ‘E. ‘ I..~where she' also
brlde,played the wedding ma.rch.Thei “NEW F5570” FOR CHRIS' M The First' Prince* Edward Island' “ved af,ter'h" marriage “nm her bride was attended by her sister, Miss! “AN CHURCH _ RW Ame" Smlm-'_Mediiim Brlgad€. Cffflfldlall Afmmy' Sucibzlfd sr damn diwemytwo yen" Miirion, who wore a lovely dress of; Wh° gmduawd "Dm McMaster Uni' ‘under command of Col. J. P. Ho:>per,, legde t 'H ml: me kindred sh' mauve flat crepe and carried a bou-i versity in T°r°“t° feccmly has “ke” M. C., leaves for eight days' irain`n; Mar irc; T&umG er 1°” her 'mm' quet of mauve sweet peas. Mr. Wallacei up his residence m Summemdes R'°"' at Petewaws on June 29th. Eight' bronze; H If Mem" A;'b°c)' mf” Bradshaw of summersidc, was best* Mf- Smith was “ef” 1”” “mme” idars' training will be out ln all ` ' ‘ °°r° ° Dummy’
' , . - __ _ ,Nevada, R. M. Moo fLl¢ i
man. The drawing room was artist-'supplying in me Chmnfm Balm-*L Charlottetown prior to departure. California and G A l;o0°;_e. gigs:
ically decorated with lovely spring* Cmrch during RW- W' H' Harfimffs Second Battery, consisting of five of-I h me »M
,c es r. H55-.he d ht So ,
flowers wmch formed R charming; holiday and made a host of friends. mars and Lhmy_f_cur mm is ml (Mrs T S Pam gndaiéganzrdaurgéet
__ He was recently appointed to thr. ‘ T, e._ -I-_ ` ' ' -
background for the bridal party. Af _ to te I H B h r h and cdnt charge cf Major D. F ern 5 ie; Marjorie Pan reside in vmcouverl ter the ceremony a reception was held» P” ra ° 1 C U ° ‘ Eighth. of lite niirnbér. 15 und# . in the dinin -room which was rett-5 menced his dunes this Week' The 'command of Major P W. l\iacNevin,i B' C" and her daught"°m'mw' Mrs'
5 ' P t l ' . R/Dy MISUH and grandson Irving
ily adorned with yellow daffodillsf interm' °f the Chmm" Church has iD. C. M.
Mason in New Westminster, B. C.
____ Mrs. Mason latterl made her home
. long and varied experience both as a different Sunday 5310915 °f the “
an ' ° “x' as °°mme“°° 3 i the last four or five at Hazelbrooi-:_ Sunday school work. She re
tainly played havoc with the lumber summerside at 4 a. m. on Wednes- piie or L. M. Poole sr oo.. dnnns ine any ‘"4 ;,;°°l' discharging 24o pun- past winter ahd spring, having built cheons f Summerside merchants three hundred small improved- fox, left the same evening for Quebec. pens for the above mentioned firm. She is a. vessel of about 1800 tons together with several other orders. and still has some three thousand
» ._-.-- puncheons on board. which will be
NEW WIIITSHIIIB NOTES - The unloaded at Quebec and Montreal.
many friends of Mr. ll. H. McKinnon ` She then returns to Halifax and Ticket Agent Bummerside are very ‘ thence to Bermuda. Porto Rica, Antl- spr-ry gp learn he has been very sick ‘ qua' and other northem ports, on in the P. I. I. Hospital but glad C51 which route she carries. b¢Sl<l¢S Cll- gmw he ig giggdiiy gaining in health. l go. passengers and mails. This hcl' Min 01"; Berrigan, Teacher spent regular route, on which there' are
the week end in the city attending tlwfnty-six PON# Of °\“~ H" 11°”
has retumed home on I visit to horiidttetawn and Bummerside will be in
the convention. Miss Mildred Godfrey' t p this way, again calling at Char-_
-The death occurred at her home Clinton on Tuesday of Mrs. Eiizlboth Dunning, widow of the late Mr. John Dunning of Clinton, in her 89th year. Mrs. Dunning was up to the time 0| her death in very good health, _hilt passed suddenly away just liter the arose on »'i‘uesday_mq'ning. She was born in Hazelgrove a short distance from Clinton where_al2l hl-I “W4 since her marriage. The deceased ildy was a staunch member of the Pres- byterian Church and will be IDBI remembered for her kind and charit- able deeds, a loving mother. devoted to her home and held in the hllhest esteem by a wide circle of .friends
er husband
3 Wm' "ml "’° ‘°'"° °‘ ”°°'| °°'°"' 'nm :scan ceatla ur aneuy arrived iiioiicrlottetewa ezt`@rLnr. Mcoondeia' who is a ‘ parents. - ‘1 iiuzust.-a and nwiualnrences. u
:cr er seams in Agi-ieiiiture. ur. vm rm mllvd- ' ' ‘ _ ____
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me'_s' l cheese and butter maker covering a tl-ict, which were well r€pl‘¢S€l”l!¢d B-*l Ml'S~ MHSOII was a woman of a. quiet
FRIDAY ` period of almost thirty years, eight-'was also the Summerside schools* .
` i een of which he was Maker and Miss Hilda Allen, Girls~Worl< Secre'l ‘ncfeasmg s°"°w' in m° seem” bu”
OUTSIDE AUDIT BEING MADE; Manager at Rams C°mer_ near Sum_' ,ary of the M_ R_ E_ Q, was present-` to intensify and refine. Her son Gor-
_M"- D' S* Hart' °h°“'"°d “°°°““"' merside, seven at Dunstaffnage and and held an interesting disnission on 5011 “Hs killed in defence of his coun-
t f Halif h d i1’ st ssed the' ¢l'y'0verseas; and during her visit to
and cheerful christian spirit which
examination of the accounts of the; The patrons of the different Creamu xmporéance of ,mining me children? P. E. I., her remaining son, Roy, was Provincial Department of Public. em! md the public generally Wm: for mmm leadership and recommed_l killed by accident in var-i¢0uv¢r_ pg-gm W°‘k°’~ i mins his genial pleasant manner and ed a special course of instruction for; '-he 9h°°|¢‘ 01 01659 SGVGN blows she
never illllte recovered and iatterly she
'“*°°”' l thorough handling of all details and the children on those lines. These had been in 1
CAR FERRY EXPECTED-Mr. T. leaves behind him a record he may,courses could be taken at the differ'-5 Mimi hlillb ¢-l_l°\lBh
B. Grady. Division Supchitendent-i well be Proud of. He has fitted up a exit summer schools and C“_mDS in th°` mme ‘5“"'p°°"d th' 'nd W” *¢ lu Canadian National Railways has‘ beautiful home and has decided to Maritime Provinces, or they Wllld D9; near' Mn' M'°f'°° W" ‘ WW nn' received word that repairs on thc' devote all his time to the breeding given in the Sunday 5Ch0°l'by U13. chrtman w°'““' 7°"P°°°°d *nd 5°' Car Ferry now on dry-dock at Hall-4 and raising of Silver Foxes and t<‘BCll0l`5 lll°m5¢`l"°5~ M'5~ G°°"3°i loved by kindred 'nd mend' md ‘U fall are nearinl completion and that* already bids fair to be as great a MacPherson, District Secretafy read, Who knew h°"~ A brief f““°'-‘.1 °°“’1°° she' is expected to return to the Boi'-l success in the Fox business as ha had- the minutes of the Previous convell' ;;’_i_;°“d:°“d In Mr" 555°'/I h°lTl¢ den-Tormentine route about thel been in the Dairy business. ‘tion and gave the financial state-I “TS °Y» MU' U. by her minister,
_ . t Miss Amen held B convention Rev. Thos. A. Wilson. of Covehcad.
twelfth of this month. _ l- im” - I atm, which th um
"' -DISCHARGED 240 PUNCIIEONS at Tyne; Valley ‘for tgat district, ont to the cmwn °Ul:"n;d ch::; :kin
_ _ _ r - _ Wcdncs a even ng.- » '
.asf :‘;...::°°:°.::l ..:;":.:..:...f°.:.. Y -» is 1...-1 -s order for fox pens through McLure unloaded one thousand puncheons ofj ;- 5;; W” 31"? by RH- 7- H- I-*W9* and MacKinnon. Mr. Harper has cer-V molasses at Charlottetown, arrived ati -DIED SUDDENI-Y AT CUNTOEI éhm_ch'°;‘vr_° ;;‘.“‘;'m|;;'t;’;m:;2
the service. A very great numb” gg people assembled for the funeral and interment in Clifton Cemetery. A llfle number also gathered at Union Road service. many of whom followed the funnel procession the ten miles te mr es. luv. so-_ Lmlejcnna rim- eral text was Phiilipiapc 1-23. "havin a desire to depart and be with Christ which is for better." The pall bgqggg were Messrs. David Hutch. lvilott Bovyvr. Ohm Match. Jonah' stu-an and Leonard Wbod. The sympathy gf her many friends and kind;-gd in
Prince ldwtrd Island il dllply (OIG
for her bereaved loved one; hen and
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