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. C I . . E , - employee Dies Late Mr. Mclure wi.;m.ii.a."i;e.;.; iflfium;

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) . anquef 351. e I 9 h rnhnaliwsy mrims late 111'. w Chest: s igfddonif dine Prgviiaeiai Politixgli

.. . Lutoveaiu hdaleiallgrald tsessednlae the smre- .- "l" nwmeiim ' is R()Y'S 1'AXl-Dial 560-EU. ll. AND MRS. Sidney G. the annual u E: Sol Bcotltlnligld Ctlblill. IO DIN I "WNW -ill. WI! l'lll- agvd 3, H" uujgun mun an for-the Red Cross Society plus til . cameronwilibeathometotlieir euet tor locate and Cuba tookspecialtrihuteto.8.ll'a.rouaweycareerat llayuuu. 3,. mcpuuuu. souuuu. persuasion carried lneintnuvlit . l RADIATOR renairins more friends at the home of Mrs. Earl place with a large tiii-mt el and Pecqnet and ciihiiium Ilse. 3- ""0 '5""”""W'”l"c'"'- Guseral of e Ottawa: in I always toiiiid him a l0.l'a

ii; A ins and flushing. Mallow! l'i-i- Laverl. zoo Hillsboro st.. on boyggnd mg. ml gum. among George an IdIIId&d his "'5-"W 3'0" my wife and I ply grieved ”"”lii9- I "ll! counsellor. mu ijthi. 19;-y and radiator service. Friday, June Stth. 8 to 10 p.m., whom W... W” -old kind. 0' mmuuwmm,lmu -I he was genaterred to Bflllf. I9; '9 kn. at uh. d you I (rest tria.:d to ?-or pquu, .1 l' - --wn TREAT run SICK WELL" :19 mfmvcffiu their will isetillulll. w. .1. at-swam and Fred Scout Elmer nougiti as "trill: 1," Wm. uw9'"””"'”'mm,.M'f."g. distinguished IlllIbIl:l.. We in- ;::m”';.?'uuuI::r an ll;-Ital: Peer: 'l ””'””g””'5 ”""m””' M" "T "1 A mm" "'1' "' P""'" '1'" am" an. a” ' IIA-isiiatiittiiatnui-.liinmiii-ins ”"”"” r.e.nh.t.:Ir tiaptiawwi erel Field. . ' nings will 8 o'clock nnaaonlunnr-Mr. and Mrs. I Wiciniil 41"" WV” '1'” 5""? "J "'gf.""”"' to Borden as Senior Freight Ci1ecit- V” ”" M, 'u,, ,c','; "n his three terms as Fed

mu COMPLETE ,.,d,,,,.,, ..,. Joseph MacElchern wiii to an- aim”; MM M wk 0! an mm c,,,,,,,, .u.na nor? a position he ntiiliioil until 3'" "W 5"" "" ' "' eral nu-. for '

er. mu "1" I NW can Manews Battery mu nounce the engagement of their he transferred to Charlottetown in lo " ' aw W at W.

F d alled Lek extend d sympa to

Rliiiiator Service 6232. 'gInar:fuenlZ:e mfg ul?ou:dmewdPc;nviedjchIluS:dlut ;rell- Miller MJCFIGUIII extend human" Pu. you andv:'?ur del.l'l,8llteI'. Ygly are gun and d'othV'hc':n9g:1v in fill

. . 1 I tug Q un I WE -. ?”:;'i". mm-i S: .-.-.l.- .-l'...'-'..."-...::.l::: -,.v-:3 --,3 ,,,f”'””" lcislo '- W W -' mm null

1' i MI. Dll lid Richardon. son 0 9men 5- 531' 0- m3TTl3EC 0 ' I re 0". Reil- ' I1 I l . luuuuapry Rich;-dsou and take place July 20th in St. Jo- plimented the Group Committee. meal and the meeting closed with W” undue. Mr. L.” work” other telegrams included mee- 3”" " 5" W" '95" Of 1110

him C, Provincial Government no public ll man gave me more loyal and act. ive support than Chester MCLIIIQ. can be truly said of him that be devoted his life to the best in. teresta of his native Province. "I extend my sincere lympg.

sepu-5 Roman Caumuc church parents. boys and leaders on the the National Anthem.

Kitchener.

FLTNEZAL SERVICE - The funeral of the late Henry D. Macxenzie was held yesterday afternoon from St. Peter's United

are

es agberber with his father. Charles Lafferty. and late: wu agent for e steamship line having ships calling regularly at Sum- merside.

Mr. Lalferty had a retentive

lliuhardson, formerly of i.irtlCii)ill'l, and grandson of (L. Lim llla and Mrs. Donald 5:. iullil. Ul .Xli:Ll'lt' Shore and Mn. 17 iii ll or ill Stanhope Beach. l.-. ll il ll('lallYES and friends

president and former president respectively of the Conservative Wom's Ae- sociatiou.. and Mr. T. 0. White.

Mobile Units Demonstrate Emergency Communication

in llii I 1 His family m0V9d . ,. memo which enabled him to MP" Town” to his eox-rowing ll "4 ll ” i" l" 1326,", lfilfjf :::r;:aiirlewzinggtldflztgiie lilmllig Wm” 'l'"c1" "' l""'”'v P”””"' MASONIC minors dt?"3l'”"-" mow W

i1 ll -V iii ill" illlildle Four mobile stations of the P. E. emerselii lleiwwk 0' ml "tltioiili

larly on railroading. many of

, i L -. ., .x 8, pl-uu-19 Rev. Russo! A. MacLeod. A trio. -

i viimiiitee H-us. Al "Ti"? is A Green iii" For i7iii?doFTi?J”ii'?ii” ?:?'Ji?".3l”'"-”"5 3iiii”Zici3?&"i'i1il”3t3ii.mic:5 iTS”n33'io"3m? m G"'""" A' "” ”'”"l” W" ml"

iv i-: ll” " Si-iliii-liiilii he PW” AVVB-V"' W35 rendered by M” tiou went into action at seven 0'- interest was taken in the - In the last year; of his life he I" a” mu ML Mdmnl M!" R."

Q, I .H J Muuuu country as a Hurry Rattray. Lesley Macbaren clock last evening M they fumed ,...,...Q,, by Pmvmcul Hie Mug "trend . vat dell from lune" ginald Kanp. who conducted the

i'l i3"d P”5'"" M"E""r The l"'”' out from the city under instructions shall Campbell, City Fire Chief and Wu, u pun,” in uuuuim . be"-'m"l "wl" " "'9 9” c"' MCIOTOV Says 0”"-l' Pa” bearers Welt FY99 from the control station at Redl Jewell. Assistant Chief Walker and uumbu of tuneup ge hug emu,-ed wdkh cumtew. ""1 "N i0u0W'

l. i. .l. xl,sn:hi)Ai' - Tile man Leslie, William Lewis, An Cross headquanersu mm” in attendance u Red cm" the hospital "out '1" week. in; lines composed for the oc.

ii iii iii? W9 X "3 Shaw lei Rattrav Alex Oil-Ienlcv. Thel As u, m bu "mu 5 ed ,1 n h d u 1.,” casion, before the beginning of SAN FRANCISCO (AP)--Sow i .. in .-tiilday ailernoon from iiv all'b rcr: wore". Leith th hihe at eth' i ed otE- eii italekln t i tb d - "gm the usual Mnsonic service: Forelsn Minister V. M. Mlt" '-l hr ” ”'l””1 H""” '” g;iii:i'siin- 15-3 1; illHCKiii"''ii-l tioens. gthlevylyweli-e izuczgztgllllt c:n:- onstli-afiona weiepzvrvneclli and oiil'i- 1 He is iurvivgghby hi: V33 '3' "Winfield Chester Scott McLure. Wedneldly clued On the linitgtl 'i- 1 l-ill'r”l'l' Where "'9 Leslie MacLaren. Hick LeWi5- munication with the headquarters ated by the following: Fulton Dgiremesrou ngordonurfg Edmontony Si-It-Hmllli Friend. Cllriltilll 3053- N330” W dedii-'5'! ital! 50 the l l i” "ll(lllV'l:d hi! Rain Eflcn )lncPhee. Hal'l'.v Sanderson. station where a record was kept of Proude. at Red Cross H adquart- Am, '.nd nu.” dmgmeuf iemlll. M85011: iilli 01 Cemtiltllli W0l'id Peace. He lli ex ow ' -- l

interment was in Midlzcll Come i their activities. Six fixed stations ers, stewiin Smith, mobie unit in declined "'0 Sovlei Union would do

Blanche. Mrs. James Lund. Char- "Ag'::;' ' 7”" h" hue" l” me

i .w i in l'lEllL'E Tonmbs

. . - , ' all it could to support the UN he-iv i.- :i Wilson in- '9” , , i'.'iii."”i.i.';iiI.3Eil”iil'E. alesI?alll'l.lIif'on't:El ::r,Kl:?t)li wIitl:;:i'Ecallllle.ll'l.::'lnIllll3l)ll1g gite”w";G,D"'”"”;i lg”; r;i'b','.l The valoronl champion of truth "'5' "'d""""' h in We People's C9 MODEL ATTRACT5 "TlA' office to relav law A "' Station. Doug Moser Telephone Co. ,w”' "mow ll? ' ' u' Ind fisillfi W5 ,3" ”" ""'"l"5 ' '1" -WA ;, .....,u.-y pan bear. nos .- A six foot model iibuperl sary to form a complete story of Stn.. Walter Hyndman. car, Gl'dys' 335' Ron: mm c ' Determined. llollelt. level-head- deudet Mdomv "ht i.:.iv Gm T. W. L. Constellation". inuthe window of; F N d N ' G d what might be c Stewart Maclntyre. East Point. ggoawm H tgo 5 teriudi Gd. Ill-Ill. . li.iri ll xv. LePaEE Morton D-ew Limited. Queen St.l a 5 an emergency, Newton Muclueodu Cuucumpecu cm, MiBsYKaeor;?BiL.”:!lrgIeg1d:le?ol;' who broke no prank” Mr uu. ,,,- i; ll B'irl)0lli'. C. H. is attracting considerable atten- The gmdumin class of m F I d H . I S h I Gordon MacDonald. Chai... oil Stewart. car. Bill Stewart. South- NH wh be u 1. 't mm. ' trayed a trust, .9 .-iligv H(lr(l)'. H a My tion in view of the eittrenie care u 9 9 .0 CWW00 R5P"a 5 l” the Red Cross disaster committee port. There are approximately 30 ' 'u ” .' P e"l' " ms genial face with eourtly ( H. N... Buuuuu. David slum-n in the presentation of every of Nurses is shown above. Left to right are: front row, Cather- and Edwin C. Johnston, President amateur units in operation in the ".19; "tn .1 h M from m '-4 Jnegg Mung .. R Simims. Active detail. The interior is lighted upqne Aguma Feehunl 5ou,;s' Mrs. L A. Kmhen, Manon! Anna of the Provincial Red Cross Society. Province and the numbertlatead- ' M" W" e

Macliean Funeral Home on Tues- day June 21. the service being conducted by Rev. Canon J. T. Ibbott. Interment was It People's Cemete ,.

Dy friends beloved, by all who knew him. esteemed."

FROM DB. MachlII.LAN The following tribute has been

s - rv II for an in- . , , I (""9" Mac ;:"::eVi:&,5oftoeagh0;:r" and Sim. p-Josephine Prctught, Sourts; second row, Marie Gertrude Train" ilarly the exterior lighting as used or, Watervale, Mary Isobel Coridon, Kensington, Viola Ger- in niaill flying may 8150 be iliill' trude Gillis, Souris Line Road and Shirley Eileen Ford Souris ed on. The model is descriptive Ph b ' of the latest addition to the 'P.C.A. i 0'0 Y Crnswell.

both spoke briefly over the fly increasing.

80il. Annual Session Of

-n.ri'c: B Willie. Gordon ll Flrlrk, R B. Nich- . F :Vloilt,r;nmery.

SAT! 'RD.-KY NIGHT

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-:-iii"-i"'i7i”.lS. MARRIAGES. j

DEATHS l 5n-3c Per insertion l

”' Binrns

.- mfvee .. R.M h.S id;Sl ,I.-t'x'vll.l.'x('- e A! the Cil8Ti0"9t0Wn an interesting evening p1a'"?9d' ceipls of the Branch had amount ecutive'. Inspector F-E. Doiron, ed sent to both by Grand Lodge, G,,nu":3,fden,"1':';Qf'3,; C.e(f-:o(:.f l Sfictd. be . . . . . Q1 . 49C is ';l(il on June 21st. 1955, to Mr. Judges. officials and awards vlere ed 51.22-km, 0, u.h,(.h amoum mt, Mrs Gubert Rmuard and Mrsu A souvear Masonic Button wag don Lord Charlottetown. Junior DO NOT F-olgamr M Dowhng I buy. decided will rgiigveamgoognteitzlhd Sum 0f slimoioo had bee" fit" J'E'lml""l A"59'”"'"- D9lt-13199 presented bv the Grand Master Grand Warden RW Bro Erroll YOUR DATE - ""' -M " sysemwi - .' ddtth l . tth i ii fthS- l - ' . , l moot in ne rlr.”..;::rl::; ::ei,;"l..l. .5 to W- B. 0' on---v Wm, ROASTING PORK. lb. ..... . . .. 49: D illlmcll - At Jeffrey Haleslneparunem Wm be asked ,0 adopted ml-mhe on July am were av. Mt. Mm-in ge. ape ra- er. R.W. Bro. Floyd Drake, Char- I l”r””'”' Quchecl on June 4th' maimal” "amt signs t" ”"ti"n The auditor Mr Jerome Gal pointed as followsc Mrs Henry verse. kmetowm Grand secreurm Kw" b' 45: 1.; ., tn "Capt and Mrs. Gordon name On sh-eetg adjacent to the ' t ' D .r Mic C, .l uh h 'd M (Cnntinued from page 1, Bro. Frank A. Vauiderstine, Char. luw.ii-ll. ii son. Alastair Graeme. p,aygmu,,.u, Agilrriengy ;.m.;;in".' ellsuebfsl-nm lnottetoliivn; Ggind, IIils:orian.MV.X. GREEN GA"-Es . comed. 2 lbs. . . . . . . 25: u : iii - Al the Charlottetown 0i the retluiaiinns 50 that all Mrs. Ambrose Doyle Mrs. Adolphe ' ' mi any ' 0 us one” on i LIVER. be . . . . . . a . . . . . . . . D53 i we lotll in Mr and dealers might enjoy the same Doiron and Mrs. Jerome Gallant. ana la" relg 3"'l G”"'d L"'""”" M'w' 3” ,

. lwl ll:liSlilili1.'Keii)'A'5 -CF055 Personals ""85 At the end of the meeting the Agent. Montreal; Ed Sculley. AI- t)::,Lc.olE'rBn1:l4aE1h(::a;:; fl'3”g,ij' bl - o - o o a a w 593 ii ...ii .,t.,,,:lit 71hs. 11 ozs. Miss Lois 1. Miller. R.N.. er. ensjiaziesrgliteplgjrgrivgiiagsbiilfnglijdlg; :);lse5il:iedl1i."lth'I1I'S. Irlene Gallant. ;;:tniltl;tea1lfr;igi;tanA1ig:;it. tA7.”l1:t5l.g Revuwumm A. Puma”. George. QUEEN OHARLUITE PORK ib. . 8 u . 1,: titi ,g,sa.,xi rile Prince County lived hm" (mm Momral yes" Mr. D. A. Marnonnliji. Chairman Eli" e l 8 nose wkio m any ay General Trelgln Aseiit. Toronto; mwm Sam” Grand Deamm v'wi HIGH SCHOOL "B" dOZ. . . . . . . . . . 39C

3 end her ha he ed I ma n the work . i . '.'il, Illl .liine 16th. 1955. to ""53-V 8'l"”””" "1 9h of the Potato Marketing Board. f m P . t 3 E? 5. Snow, New York Cenmu Bro. D. Roscoe Walker. Kenslnir , ' . mi iiias. Melville weeks. S"'""'" "”'"l”” with 9' ""1 Mr. Graham Macnouizall. C. "l 9 ml” ” 5"”””5' . R. 3.. New York Cit ; Leo Or- ion: Junior 5”" D""0"- VM 3 0'CLOCK All Kinds Fresh Fish Ex ected for ll-i'i('lli11 a son. 9 lbs. 5 ozs. emsv Ml” 3nd Mr!" Barry Mm” N. R. counsel stated he wanted Am" lhe- members had par dick New york Cenljnl R R Bro. Sidney II. Burhoe. Charlotte , , V A E t K, fj to see the same rates for every- ax: gfytgiee (ll:(l1licel;)"5thg'::cl:val;"a' Duu.'01t- Jume, mun" Ausiuguui town; Grand Director of Cere- . Fflddy MOl'lIlllg. 3-”il':.O.V -- t as eru ings - - ' ' u licispital ,Wolfvi1le. N.S.. Application For ggecogqg al;,a;eD:ga;'3,V5t;;g? short programme of music and gggkeernaggeigggo Ag;-L Dg;i;;;- SMOKED Hi.l.El'S. lb. . . . . . .. 29: . .. t . r h" h . li ' d. -- i .. -

ill: .-ill--niigdilniziseogilgiirdillrglliftgrll posal until he met with the mem. R3113: ;vV!0:nEw:;UrIF;:? lVIi"':oy:n- Mich-3 J' K- we5tW- G9""'1 , med- Sues 2 dam 69R if .....wi ' W. l be” M his board" drew Arsenault and Mr J-Wil- Frelgm A39" T' H' "d 3' Ry" ' 2 f Mr. Howard Chase suggested - ' , Hamm out H. phuu on. , Qllg gfejll, Of . . C

DEATHS that everything he left as it is at mer Blanchard each contributed t 1 9”d N him d R Whom, - . ....:..j- . i , . 3,, .' ('l'l:'ils--P;issetl away at the present uutu ,, decision is reach. solos and a general sing-song com- 83;): 63M urn 3151,93, General . . 236

l"l'iiicc Cuilnlv Hospital on June

2:?nll, Ill" l')m'id Franklin Curtis. tum Stations to the agreed ounge Muupuriuue by n” sup,-emu ion Dougan was the very cap- NE; E. C Ch '1. ll" M . - -

" " A ”.Q”ii?TIf.5Z";.iliieEn.ll' "933 fmto ”"c””” ””"i'”” if; C”"”' ablgeagfggggggaghzhgtvim” ager. c.n.n.. ""iCi'Li.ci'...., Elli FRIDAY NIGHT . ppgsn lsl,ANp spmam-1, 2 it”, ,, 25; :l,..v ii Y ' ' overnmen re u - jje-e , j - '

nlgv i iii-.i-iiil Home from where the E-,?,l;,;nE,us postponed yesgel-dug by I '0 J d as Aquinas Society are very grate- r::g?'?lg'RDilgE:lou:;:n&" Mgdgfn 1 Squqrg Dancing gal-qe. 6 for. . . . ' u .49; ill" uil l.'.lll he hold on Friday. the Board of Transport commm. I. ful to the officers of the 13.1.5. Men'Ibe'"'oi'me Assoclaunn Ind M i I i ” .l 4- iiillli ril 2.00 p. in Standard uume” "um decisions on me up. for the use of their fine hall. their WW” Wm be sues" It '0" 1 III C-.. 3 ms. . . . . . . u c l" W” ”:f”tl"e W” "t S'"'"'"”” '"”' M” T'”” chm Tmw this afternoon and attend . shore i-nail Fldelifv Lm Having Dance Records 'lEW ONIONS. 3 lbs. 25: I .v--l l,'l A-h Cemeter. sing d d d ' t A "

l'vl-ilk ili.1il(llN-12-00: yz-90”5-"03 liinltiie Shuzieerrljeeencbigiit eof 8:11? TEL AWV, Israel (Reutersl-is HI & S0 dinner n Cwendbh on Fl-m'y' -m 2 lbs, , , , , . , , . , 256 7 "F l”'l”- ada. raell and Jordan troops Wednes- . .

Tu u -- Meeting. 5 . . lo; 0' E'i....?.f.'.:?”:3.'a :3.-5.: ::l.l:"::;.:"..":.::ll.:l:.123:: ..2.l..E”3?ii- .33” ””.?.”" hi. "ii s""'i': "mi.i”i'i"dias"'iIi" ili'ti"iZisi'i”i-aiil:"iEiia'n 1 ii; W siiii ml: in .il'. Isl vi 0 tone. r . n ' . . ' . e e on e ave e pay- , n I u lkl.”nl1l' mdplswestti gin Tulgsdax Farlane pointed out that the ;tfc:i;l-al?I.;afiia;rIlr;is,rBs;lliitt!iilrr;i1fytltlfokiia :;5g:i!ii:ine. lggllge "fndheSclIi,?rlkd:1se gmumillslafor the chndren from u M. . DEV CC CBC 1 e e

.l-iiw Hist. 1055. Joseph Alyre Dou- zn no in his 24th year. Forwarded lviil-v lll(' linwness Funeral Home

sky fleet. with luxurious accom- modation for 63 passengers. Eight oi these Super Constellations are

Commission was held last even-

and the Centennial doll carriage parade and contest. these events to be held at 6:30 p.m. on the 27th inst. on Queen Street near the Travel Bureau. Officials. judges and sponsors were selected. awards and prizes approved. On the evening of the 28th inst. a childrenla Centennial talernt contest is to be held in the Forum and participation by star pupils of the city schools expected. and

An application to admit cer-

agreedcharge was brought to effect to get rid of title zoning rates. He stated that the original agreed charge had been signed

- ii will a. m. Standard Time. 'lil"l Fhllrt-h Cemetery.

T-ll ill'iil.'-elii the Charlottetown ll -- --lwl ml ltVtl(lil(lS(la)'. June 22. 5 -- m..llr Francis Murphy of l-Viwrc Mo 77 years. His - l' most Ftl the Hermes-

i "l llrlmc until 1 p.m. . -i lmiol today at which ill"" will he transferred to

l-iv -iv-iiicnce South Shore.

- (li"l(lV'-'1l will take place on

T" l'r' l7)'ll'FlnE in St Martins (in- vii rl'Il' Requiem l-illz-h Mass Standard Time. Inter-

zlir"

N. D. Macleon Roi-irgls and Snrrliu wayiight-rlino) UNDERTAKEB n”""3 Della! lhnosot luaday EMBALMEB n”'”'-I-';'.;.:i'?.'."h"”' taiiva cliu-mtetiown for Monccon I u G & 9 5:00 AM. ; um A.M:, 450 PM. Charlottetown and 5 not 00. . M N" ".1 1.;;u.,x..1;5o nu, , North Wiltshlre NA" 401' "am" I 250' Ajg, '

DIAL 5549

hurlettetewn Funeral Home

78 Esme St.

list an

Oontpletsleeei-elael Aeibaheeelervloe

A

-half of the licensed dealers.

Mr. Campbell stated this cut the unlicensed dealers out of the lagreed charge plan and he sug- llzested that the words "All lic-

Annual Meeting of S'l'. Thomas

The annual meeting of the Charlottetown Branch of the St

with a fair attendance of mem- bers.

The president of the Branch. Mrs. Irene Gallant, presided. The minutes of the last annual meet- ing were read by the secretary, Mrs. Adolphe Doirou and were adopted as read.

The financial report was read by the treasurer. Mrs. J. H Blanchard. This report showed that during the past year the re-

ed on the status of Simmons and

man said. The spokesman said fighting be plan when fire opened up from

Lani. reported that heTVhadie;("- amined the books of the Society and also the deposits as indicat-

records were well and correctly kept.

Gallant. Inspector Francis-E Deir- on and J. H. Blanchard.

A nominating committee con- sisting of J. H. Blanchard. Mrs ucyriac 'Gallant and Mrs. Am- brose Doyle reported the follow- ing slate of officers for the com- ing year, This report was adopt- ed: President, Mrs. Irene Gal- lani; Past President. Mrs. Jer- ome Gallant: Vice-President. Mrs .l. H. Blanchard. Members of Ex-

l

pleted the programme. Miss Mar-

Hall. June 21st at 8.30 p.m. During the business session. it was reported that the idea of n

The fighting was the fifth inci- dent between Jordanians and Is- raelis in the last five days. fol- lowing several nmnths of rela

tive quiet on this border.

school children were recommend ed. Rev. Howard Christie. re- 'cently elected Secretary of the P.E.l. Federation of Home and School, reported on its Annual

City Key Presented Railway Executive

Ruben Watson, (left) Chairman of the Canadian Freight Association was presented igh the key of the City by Meyer J. D. Stewart at e reception held In the Charlottetown

iielellaet evening. The Association is holding their annual limo-day

Illeintthe

C

since Oreonlsed.

meeting here tor Genet”: Film ieb)

Rev. E. C. Evans was elected

Chalotietown yesterday . V.W. Bro. Chester Palmer was

Grand Lodge in that capacity. Regret was expressed at the ab- sence due to illness in Montague Memorial Hospital of M.W. Bro. Past Grand Master L. M. Mac- Kinnon. who had not missed a Grand Lodge session during the past 48 years. Regret was also expressed at the absence of Past Grand Master J. A. Thompson. who is a patient in the Provincial Sanatnrlum. Flowers were order-

Freight Agent. C.N.R.. Moncton.

PEI Masonic Grand Lodge

Visiting brothers from outside

land scene as a remembrance of

the Grand Lodge, A.l'. and AM. of Nova Scotla; V.W., A. D. Mac- Leod. Milllnocket, Maine, a Past Grand Officer of that jurisdiction. The following elected officers were installed into their respec- tive offices by M.W., G. E. Full. assisted by M.W., W. E. Carson Grand Master. M.W. Bro. E. C. Evans, Charlottetown; Deputy Grand Master, R.W. Bro. James

moniel. V.W. Bro. James Cole. Fountain Road: Grand Sword Bearer, V.W. Bro. Henry May nerd. Port Hill; Grand Standard

Stewart. V.W. Bro. Martin W. MacDonald. Eldon;

ing to finalize plans for the hold- . A 4 his visit; R.W., G. F. Goodwin. Grnnd Pin- ..,...,..a ling of the Centennial hot rod :”'”m35 Aquinas Soclel-V was held Brief remarks Were made by made Honorary Grand Tyler in Sydney. District Deputy Grand llllvimv V-W- 350- E1403 C- fraces. a gloritied soap-box derby 1" "'9 315- H3" 0" J""9 19 M65533 ifeiie Gallant -leiliim! recognition of his long service to Master of the Tenth District of w1'l8hl- Middle?-011: Grand Tyler.