TUESDAY, ma GUARDIAN. CI-IARLOTTETOWN , . , ,. . , JULY 21, 1953 one. Then she saw a head lifted to poke his head into that home on July it to visit. Mrs. William home, guest of Mr. and Mre.Maur- ' ug pug," C . above a small log. It was the head where her babies were. she had st. Myers who is ill at the City Hos- ice Myersu They also visited Mr. W I 0",.” uumgmargatmd hrs '0 M ed mm a 9' of Prowler the Blackenake. Almost been in time to drive him awsy. pital. and Mrs. Cllaord Gaudet. Tignish ' ' meeting um, C183” "Mary. The 1. .M. at once. that head disappeared. but she knew that he knew there ;y gm", i "mm. W” awed. I bug" 310101 PC0919 in JUS3 "333 W535 MN. HIDDY JKCK turned Ind WW9 b5-M9. Inert and "lat he ..Mx'. Frgdgrlck jgynn-Q. '1'oy-an- Friend; of hjr. Jerry Argennult M ' g -imyy she was almost to the foot of ran. Before this she thought she surely would return the first chance to. om” u "main! hu "anon of Leoville. rant h, H .. "mm Mr, Them" (3, parry, 1-xupgr owl. Jun. cook tum" the tree where the old home was had been running as fast as she he got. she suspected that that u nu home. "ml of mi md H the any Hupml. now, 1. undgfgojn. augment gt, um mvu.,m,' Wu '.mrmu8 . when she heard a rustling in the could. but she hadn't. she guessed was Just what he was doing now. Mm Jerry Bum”. ghg wgum nogptmg on June 1. mm yum. women-. p hllmquha .t the I" at Iged g
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lhe did. Never had she climbed that tree faster. she whisked in through the round doorway. There. curled up all alone on the bed of shredded leaves, was the precious baby. It was safe. Mother turned, and went back to the doorway. She put her head out. and looked down. There was no one in sight. Perhaps that baby hadn't been in as much danger as she had feared aha neededlto rest a little. She was a. tired squirrel, and there was still that long trip back to the new home to be made. so she sat there rooting.
Presently her quick oars once more caught the sound of rustling leaves. A moment later Prowler the llacksnake glided out from under some brush. At. the foot of the tree he paused and looked up. She could see his forked tongue darting out of his mouth. Then he began to climb that tree. Mrs. Happy Jack know.then that she was none too soon in getting ba'ck He was climbing that tree in the hope of finding a Squirrel dinner. Nu dinner would suit him better than one or two baby Squirrels.
Prowler the Blacksnake is quite at home in trees. Although he has neither hands or feel, he is an excellent climber, and sometimes climbs high. He can get about in I. tree surprisingly fast. It is be- cause of his habit of climbing trees that he is so greatly feared and hated by many of the feath- ered folk. He robs them of eggs and babies whenever he has a chance.
Mrs. Happy Jack kept her place in the doorway. Mr. Blacksnake climbed. He hadn't as yet discov- ered that Mrs. Happy Jack was there. he would get that wanted. It was s. most. unpleasant surprise when he found himself face to face with as angry g moth- at as ever lived. At that very
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Mr. Joseph P. Gaudet recently motored to Halifax, N. 3.. on busi- ness, accompanied by Mr. Wilfrid .Coi-rlgari.
Mr. and Mrs. limmett Callaghan were recent guests of Dr. Wilfred Callaghan and Mn. Callaghan, summerside.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Bernard, West Brook. Maine. are guests of Mr. Bernard's brother, Mr. John
R. Bernard and Mrs. Bernard.
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Maiuet have returned to Leoville -from a vacation in New Glasgow, N. 3., guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Per- FF.
Mr. and Mrs. Antoine Poirier of Fortune Cove were recent visitors of Mrs. Mary A. Doucette. Denlois.
Friends of Mr. Sylvain Peters regret he is ill at his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Myers. Du- var, Mr. and Mrs. John Veno. Mr. Jmeph Veno and Mrs. Maurice Myers motored to Charlottetown
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covered East's nine. saw West throw off. and returned to a trump in dummy for another finesse against East's heart ten. Soutah then could discard two of dummy's clubs on his own long hearts and ruff a club on the board.
moment who should co e Way but isemmy Jay. t once Sammy began to scream. Other feathered folk came hurrying. Mr. Blacksnake forgot about that din- ner. He slid down and out of that tree as fast as he could.
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Mr. and Mrs. Pi-ed Msuett. Mis- couche. recently visited friends and relatives in st. Louis.
Mrs. James Held has returned to New York, having visited at her home, guest of Mr. and Mrs. James O'Brien. i
Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Retlff. Halifax, N.S., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Camille Perry.
rriends of Mrs. Mary Myers re- gret she is a patient at the west- ern Hospital.
Mrs. Julian Peters has returned to Charlottetown after visiting her daughter, Mrs. John iM. Doucette and Mrs. Doucette. .
Miss Lelths Maocormack. Sum- merside. is visiting her home. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Glow, summerside. spent the weekend of July 12 with friends in Sir. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs.John Gallant. Rum- IDH1. Milne. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mederick Poirler in Leoville.
sincere sympathy is extended to Mrs. Jerome Doucotte and mem- bers of the family on the death of her sister, Mrs. Joshua Arsenault. which occurred recently in West Brook. Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Perry and 1!Imll.Y of Kinkora. were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Perry in Harper Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ellsworth ll-ndylnmllv. Bridgeport. Com-1., are visitinl Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Shea. also Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Ellsworth in Waterford.
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Prlends of Miss Josephine Goud- et. postmistress of st. Louis. en- joyed the birthday party given in her honor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Doucette on July 18. Mrs. Cyril Doucette on July 13. A basket filled with gifts was pre- sented to her as well as a birthday cake. The gifts were opened by Mrs. Clarence Wedge while Mrs. Cyril Doucette read the accomp- anying verses. Miss Gsudst thank- ed everyone for their thoughtful- ness. Lunch was served by Mrs. Doucette. The remainder of the evening was spent in songs. dan- cing and music by Mrs. Murdock Retiff. Mrs. Cyril Doucette and Mr. Gussie Doucette.
Institute entertained the West Queens annual convention in1Rarts- ville Hall. President Mrs. John Nicholson was in the chair.
Mrs. Sterling Macbean extended a welcome to the members and visitors, to which Mn. Duncan Maclntosh, springton, replied.
Mrs. Hammond Ling, Mrs. Bruce Deacon and Mraclaronce McGuig- sn were ppointsd on resolution committee. All the Institutes with the exception ot nrookaeld and Lincoln were present. with an at- tendance of Q9. The Institutes gave their reports. '.
me first speaker of the after- noon was Miss Archlbald. She spoke on "What you yvsnt toknow about nursing". This was followed by a sing-song led by Mrs. R. Man- ning with Mrs. Harry Weeks as organist. ,
Mr. Martin of the National Film Board spoke.
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