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A very pretty wedding was sol- emnized in St. Dunstan’: Basilica on Sept. 8 at 9.15 a.m. when Mary Rose Eleanor, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adolphe Doiron be- came the bride of Elbert Gallant, eldest son of the late Mr. Frank Gallant and Mrs. Gallant. Rev. F. McDonald officiated. Wedding mu- sic was played by Mrs. Dougan.

The bride, given away by her father, looked very charming in a floor length gown of white faconne crepe with ﬁngertip veil. She car- ried a bouquet of mixed roses. Her sister Claire was bridesmaid e.nd wore pink taffeta end n bouquet of pink gladloli. The groomsmen was Mr. Francis Gallant.

After the ceremony breakfast the bride for relatives end friends.

The bride's mother wore e blue two-piece dress and wore s cox-sage of pink carnationl, while the groom's mother chose navy with

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Rev. Pr. M. J. Rooney returned onPrideyfremhisuiptoU,!.A.

The Mounties were in Bowler: on business on Monday, Bept, 11th.

The school is now on two weeks vacation to give the bigger scholars s chance It. lmltl picking.

Rev. M. J. Rooney went to Olurlottetown on Bundsy to nt- tend the funeral of e. friend on Monday 5m.

Come of the spud growers from linkers were around an Monday trying to muster up a crew of pickers. '

m. and Mrs. Hank rotors come mom Qummerslde lo spend sun- dey in Duvsr snd Howlers, re- turning on Sunday evening.

A. l. Gallant, Woodstock. is now having the interior of his house finished. Felix Arscnsult is the oerpenw’.

The dieters of 5t. from the vs hanege in Charlottetown were at St. Anthony's on Sunday, Sept. 26th. 1nd took up their collection after mus.

On Bundey Mrs, Hector Martin of Charlottetown went to Wood- stock to visit her relatives and friends out there.

on euiuiiy w. and 1m. Leo Arsesisult Ipent e. very pleasant evening st the home of Mr. and Mrs. Prank Richard, Duvet.

Mr. snd Mrs. Wilfred MacDonald went back to their home in Char- lottetown on »Moadey morning. —How

Mr. and Mrs. Jar. Murphy end little so; of Fortune Cove were visiting in Duvar on Sunday st the home of m. and Mrs. George Areencult.

Congratulations to Nitise Kilbride of Lot ll, end Ray Jeffrey of lot 6, who were married. Rey stayed in Howlun with Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Shield e. few winters ego.

The fine weather over the week- end was very welcome to the farmers who had not finished the harvest. 0n Mondey every one wee busy. some threshing others hauling in gain.

Mr. Denis Brown who spent the put. summer at his old home in Plueville has returned to Reading, Mass. Denis had been living with his brothers Cyrus and Jack in Reading.

Folks in this district were sorry to hear that. Allan, young son. of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie MncAusisnd of “The mils" Bloomﬁeld. had broken his leg. All wish him e. speedy recovery.

Larry and James Fennan left l-Iowlan on Tuesday to return to their Jobs after spending some time in Howlan with their mother. Mrs, Carrie Finnan.

Mr, grid Mrs, Tom Burton and her sister, Miss Helen Platte. rc- turned to their homes in Mass- achusetts on Wednesday, after a shod; visit. to their relatives and friends on the Island.

Miss Bernice MacDonald. Who spent. the put. couple of months in Ohorlottictown, is new visiting her mother and family 1n Howlan. 81o was accompanied home by some of her brothers.

0n Thursday Mr. end Mrs. Pros Perry, who have have spent the summer st their summer home in Duvsr, have left on return to their home in Reading. Mess. Mr. Perry retired from his work lest winter and is now on pension.

Fourjsire. The msrringei- will take piece in the very near future. She is the only daughter of the

late Alfred end Mrs. Angeline Blanchard of Piusville. Philip Arseneult came from

Charlottetown to spend the week- end with his wife end family, also to welcome his eon Emcst and his wife and two little daughters, who sre visiting them from Halifax. The little girls, Lorraine and Barbara Ann are their first. grand children.

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The month of September brought. s. lot of birthdeye in the family of Mr, and Mrs. Frank C. Gallant of Howign. On Sept. 30th Mn. Gellent observed her birthday, on Sept 11th, her eldest daughter Margaret: on Sept. 10th her youngest. daughter Jean. 1nd on Sept ﬁth, her young eon Clair. Here's wishing them msny more happy birthdays.

Beet wishes ere eertended Miss Dorie Loud. formerly on the stuff of MecWillieni-ns end Turner's, O- Lesry. on her marriage on Wed- nesday. 90M- hid, to James of Cucumpec. riego took- piece in Trinity United Church, Bummer- side. Miss been! will be missed so m efficient clerk.

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—M.i.ss Glenda Brooms spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs, John Brooms.

Mr. Bernard Murphy is spend- ing s vacation with his aunt, Mrs. Trainer. Charlottetown.

Mrs. Mark Oetwey and daught- er Bezel no visiting friends and relatives in ‘fruro.

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Morrison and. Mr, Murdock Stewart motor-

ed to Summersklo Monday on ibueinese. Mr. W. E. MacKinncn has

ehingled and painted his house and it. makes an added improve- ment to the community,

The two weekly dances which are held on Wednesday and Sat- urday nights are being well st- tended. -Con,

Mr, Eritmd Ramsay ovimcr of the Ramsay Washed Gravel, is very busy end turning out. s real good product.

Mr, and Mrs. Beecher Best and Mrs. MacKay, Summerside, were visitors to Conway at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Palmer.

Mr. Colin Milligan spent the week-end with his wife and fam- ily. Mr. Milligan is employed with the working gang on the railway M. Albeirton.

Mr. and Mrs. Elzie Smith. Free- land, and Nlirs. Eldon Gregg. popular Grove, have returned fr m

a pleasant trip to Boston and other points of interest. The chicken supper in Free-

land Hall, under the auspices of the Conway Ladies Aid. was a real success with a large crowd in attendance and a goodly sum realized.

Mr. and Mrs Wilfredilambly and boys of Charlottetown were visit- ing Mrs, I-larnbly's father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Adams. They also visited her bro- tlier and sisters, Mr. Daniel Adams. Conway; Mrs, Arnold Smith, Free- land and Mrs. Luther Eillis, Eller- slie.

The members of the "Edith Thompson Young Women's Auxili- ary” and their husbands invaded the form of e. surprise party as the home of Mr. and -Mrs. Regin- ald Murray on Wednesday even- ing 22nd. inst. The gathering took the form of a surprise party as Mr. and Mrs, Murway have moved into their new home. Mr Arnold Henderson. as spokesman for the group, gave an appropriate ad- dress and presented the "Murrays" with a beautiful living-room mirror on behalf of those present. Mr. Murray rose to the occasion and gave a very gracious reply. Then Rev. lvtr, Crowe showed colored slides which included several views of the Bedequc village. These added greatly to the entertain- ment of the evening. After rc- freshmants were served by the visiting ladies a "sing-song" was held. The very pleasant evening was brought to a close by singing “For They Are Jolly Good Fellows."

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The school here closes on Fri- day, October lst, for the fall vacation.

Mr. unffivm. Gordon Ripley, Bradal-bane, were recent guests of Rev. and Mrs. Weeks, Bedeque.

‘Mr. Hugh Murray has been in hospital at. Charlottetown for several days having a. check-up ss he is not in the best. of health.

Miss Ila Collett and her mother have returned to Amherst, N. 5., after spending several months at their old home in Bcdeque.

Mrs, J. H. MacFarlune, Femwood. is visiting at. the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Corbett, Alberton.

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Davison. Charlottetown. are visiting in Fernwaod, the guests of Mr. Dini- son's sister and husband, Mr, and Mrs. J. Harrison MacFarlane.

Rev. E. B. Woodside, Tryon, was

guest preacher on the Bedequc cl-iurge on Sunday 26th. He wee timid with much acceptance by large congregations. — Bed. The Y. P. U. executive of Central Bedeque Manse on Tuesday even- Preeby-tcry Union met at the Bedegue Manse on Tuesday even- ing 38th, There was a good st- tendunce.

—Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Le- Iocheur. Port Hewkesbury. N. 5., who are enjoying a vacation on P, E. Island, paid a brief visit with Rev. and Mrs. Cmwc st. the Meme.

Rev, E B. and Mre. Weeks were Rueets of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. MneCurthur, Kensington. on Cun- dey 20th. Mr. Weeks conducted divine service in the United Church on Sunday morning and at Bum- merfield in the evening.

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MR. J. ARTHUR STEWART

lﬁ-iends and relatives of Mr. J. Arthur Qtcwsrt, Hamilton, felt s deep sense of loss when they learn- ed of his death on September 10th after an illnes of seven weeks.

The lste Mr. Stewart was born l0 yen-n ago st Hamilton, lot. l8,

Tignish

Raymond Doucette, ‘rignish, spent lust, week-end in Query. the guest of a friend. Arthur Seaman.

Mre. John Doyle, Burton. Log ‘l, is sgucst. of Mr, and Mrs. James Christopher, Tignlsh North. -Tig

Mr. Alfred Hsrpcr, ‘lbronto, Ont. is visiting at Christopher's Cross. the guest of his parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Harper.

Miss Edna Hogan, Christopher's Cross and Miss Aldon; Perry, Tignish Village, were recent over- night gueete of Mr. and Mrs. J. I‘. Gallant.

Miss Helen Doyle, Charlottetown, is enjoying her annual holidays and spending them at Tignish with her father, Mr. John R. Doyle and Mrs. Doyle, Tignish,

Mrs. Agnes Gallant, Summer- slde. motored to Tignish recently and spent the day with friends on her return home she was uc- companied by Mrs. Joseph Gallant‘ who had spent the past several weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Emmanuel Doucette.

Friends of Mrs. Frank Reedy. Christopher's Cross, offer her their sincere sympathy in the death of her father, Mr. George Wallace, Elmsdale. Mr, Wallace had shortly before his death celebrated his ninty-ninth birthday end was a man highly respected by all who knew him, his funeral was held from Sacred Heart Church. Alber- ton, on Tuesday morning. Sept. 21st, and was largely attended.

Dennis Bernard, six year old son of Mr, and Mrs. Joseph E. Bernard, Nail Pond. was seriously injured on Thursday evening, September 23rd, when he along with his bro- thers and sisters were playing in the yard at their home, a horse in the next field became startled when s large truck came to e stop on the road and dashing in the direction of the clrllcircn, he turned out of the path of the others but little Denny a little farther on was knocked to the ground and rendered unconscious. Medical aid was summoned at once and the little fellow was removed to Western Hospital. Alberton, where he was still reported uncon- scious on ‘Sunday evening. The parents are remaining at. his bed- side end friends join in their wishes and hopes for his complete recovery to health.

—Mrs. Irene Arsenault having disposed of her property in Tig- nish has gone to California where she plans to make her home in the future. Her many Tignish friends regret her leaving but their good wishes follow her for health and happiness in her California, home, Mrs. Arsenault was a member of the Tlgnish Catholic Womcns’ League, sub- division. and a few evenings prior to her departrre she was guest of honor at. a surprise party held at the home of Mrs. Joseph T. Arsen-

art had come from Rothsay, Scot- land to settle in Malpcquc.

In his early manhood, the de- ceased, during the ministry of Rev. Robert Laird, became e. mem- ber of the Presbyterian Church It. Malpegue. Throughout. his long life he remained true to his principles living a life of sobriety, gentleness and integrity,

After attending Malpeque Gram- mar School and the Normal Train- ing School in Charlottetown, he taught. school for several years in Prince County. He later moved to Sherbrooke, Quebec, where he lived tor forty years. before re- turnning to spend his declining yeers at his old home in Hamilton. Retaining unimpaired eyesight and hearing until the last, he spent many pleasant hours among his books.

Besides hie niece, Miss Elma. Stewart, and nephew, Percy Stew- art. with whom he resided, he leevcs to mourn the loss of u be- loved uncle, three nieces, Mrs. A. L. Owen, Hamilton, Mrs. C. L. Stewart. Moncton, and Mrs. H, R. Scott, North River.

Funeral services at. his late residence and Malpeque United church, were conducted by his pastor, Rev. James Cross. The pallbearers were Messrs James Ramsey, Kier Woodsidc. Fred Ramsay, L. D. MscNutt Vernon MacGoughan and Harold Stewart.

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