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-iitoiv AND STEEL horse slim. toe calk steel and all blacksmith

supplies, sold at Bruce's. 7711-1-18-21.

—'.I‘ALKED WITH DENVER- Mr. and Mrs. Waller Callbeok of Summerside lied a 10118 distance telephone message from their sons, Gordon and Bruce, who are living in Denver, Colorado. Mrs. Oallbeck said she could hear their voices very distinctly. lwedless to gay they were overjoyed to hear from them and to know they are doing well. —.s.

~81‘. JOHN'S CHURCH AN- NUAL MEETlING-Jrhe congrega- tion of st. John's Church, st. Eleanoi-s held their annual meeting on Monday afternoon. There was a very large attendance. ven. Arch- deacon White D. DI. rector of the parish presided. The financial statement was submitted and showed a small credit balance. 'I‘lie reports of the various branches of Church work were brought in and were all very encourazillfl- The of- ficers for the year were as follows: vestrv. Piney Richardson, Roy ‘Iianton, L on Pillman, Major F. F. May, Stanley ‘Tanton, R. R. Hunt, Horace Andrews and Harry Jones. The old wardens were re-eleoied. Vestry Clerk, Major F. F. May; Auditors, Arthur Jones and Roy Tanton and Harry Jones; Delegat- es to D. C. S., John Pillmari, Roscoe Jeffrey,’ R. n. Hunt-S-

—WEDDING ANNIVERSARY- Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Lockhart of 8t. lilies-liars celebrated their sixt- ieth anniversary of their wedding day on, Sunday, January 15th, 1111s remarkable couple are both 8'1 years of age, their birthdays falling with- in a month or two of econ other. They are very well and take‘ a keen interest in life in general. 0n Sat- urday they had a family gathering of their children, grandchildren and great grand children. Mr. and Mrs. Iockhart live with their son Edward, on the homestead. Their other children are Dr. A». A. Lockhart of Kensingwn, Mrs. Edward Ramsay of not l6 and Mrs. Bennett, wife of Professor Bennett of Charlottetown. They have thirteen grand children and five great grand children, who were all mesent at the family ga- thering. Mrs. Iockhart-‘s cousin, Mr. Charles MlcKay, formerly of Darnlcy. but who is at present on a visit to

_-HOCKEY AT KENSINGTON, Wednesday, Jan. l8, two games of the North Shore League, Baltic" vs.“ Indian River and Clermont vs. Spring Valley, first gums ' com- menclng st 7.15 sharp. Admission 10 and 20 cents. 7'10l-l-1'I-2i

-co'r'ron JERSEY and wool gloves end mitts, sold right It Bruce), 1711-1-18-21.

-FOR THE BIG BURNS CON- CERT in Suminerside on Wednes- day, January 25th, there will be the Island's Premier Plllers. Highland Dancers, Viollnists, Lady Step Dancers an Elocutionist, a Scotch Comedian and about ten popular vocalists from Summer-side, Char- lottetown and other places. 7615-1-18-11.

—-0. M. B. A. Whist-The weekly whist party held in the 0. M. B. A. hall was well attended on Monday. Twelve tables were in play. The prim winners were ladies first, Mrs. Capt. Eli Arscnault, consolation, Mrs. Joseph Gallant: gents first, Percy Gallant, consolation, Frank Arseneult-S.

--ANNUAL MEETING 0F 5T. MARY'S CHURCH-The annual congregational meeting of St. Mary's Church, summerside was held on Monday evening in the perish hall, the rector ven. Arch- deacon White, D. D., presided. There was a large attendance. Aft- er the minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted the reports o! the different branches of the church work were brought in and were all very satisfactory, es- pecially the Sunday School and W. A. The financial report showed a good credit balanceflrhe following officers were elected: Vestry. Ern- est Mills. Dr. E. T. ‘ranton, Wilfred Ifisky. Walter Darby, Everett Pen- warden, A. B. L. Home, E. J. Hail- lett. Louis Romckie. Wardens, Dr. Tanton, Ernest Mills. Vestry Clerk, Mr. Home. Auditors, Messrs Hal- let; and noioy. ‘Mr. Penwarden re-appointed organist. Hall com- mittce, secretary treasurer, Louis Rnmnkle, E. F. Weeks, A. B. L. Horne, Dr. Tanton and Ernest Mills. Delegates t0 Synod. Walter Darby and J. J. Enman; delegates to D. C. S., E. J.‘ Hallett, Allison Moore and Venlah Milligan; chair- man of sidesmen, M L. Frank Mc- Kenzie. A discussion took place with regard to the campaign for restoration 0f funds of the Western Diocese and the following com- mittee was appointed to look after the matter, Mr. E. J. Hallett and Walter Darby. A vole of thanks

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Among the numerous troiphieg of- fered are a silver shield emblematic of the championship; a. twenty foot Union Jack awarded to the school whose junior team makes the high- est sunsets score: Individual med- als for seniors and juniors who at-

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fomia, was one of the guests. The bride oi sixty years wore her wed- ding dress and a bride and groom's cake adorned the centre 0f the table. Many friends and relatives called during the day and also on Sunday and Monday to extend their heartiest congratulations to the happy couple, and to wish them many more years of wedded bliss. Many letters and telegrams~ were received from absent friends and relstivcss-S.

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was passed to the ladies for the splendid work they have done dur- ing the past year. The meeting closed with prayer by the Arch~ deacon-S. '

PERSONALS

—Mrs. Hammond Toombs of Kensingion is a visitor to siunmcr- side, the guesg c! Mrs. 1.. n. Al \ —S.

—Misg Betty Sinclair, deughler or Dr. E. E. and Mrs. Sinclair of Sum- rnerside lclt on Tuesday morning for Halifxa, N. 8., to visit friends-B

——His Honour, Lieut. Governor Dalton, was s. visitor to Summer- sidc on his way to Tignish on Tuesday. where he will visit for a while-S. '

-—Ml'. and lvlirs. c. W. Ramsay and Rev. L. B. Campbell of Sinnmerside were among those who called on

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OLD CHURCH MINISTER. REMEMBEBED AT NEW YEAR

On Saturday evening (new Year's Eve) a deputation of the officers of the congregation of the Old Scot- tish Church waited upon their min- ister, Rev. J. W. S. Lowry, at his residence, arid. on behalf of the people presented the minister and his wifo a very handsome donation in token of greeting arid affection- ate regard. Mrs. Wellington Bears conveyed the good wishes of the congregation in a few friendly words in presenting the gift, to which Rev. Mr. Lowry made a grate- ful reply, saying, that next to the approval and blessing of his Divine Lord and Master, the affection and confidence of a devoted congrega- tion was a. most desirable asset in a pastor's work. No minister could have better helpers that he had in the Cambridge congregation, and he thanked them all most heartily (or their love and loyalty-Cam- bridg¢~ Mass Recorder.

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Slr Edward ls the curator of th King's phllatelic collections u Buckingham Palace, and is n. pas president of the Royal Philateli- Society. loom-ion.

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The King, who is patron of the Royal Philatelic Society, has l-eo-i collecting stamps since he was e midshipman.

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