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1,; the passing at Mr. Ernest Ems in the Prince County Hos- pml, Summerside. on Saturday,

June 5. Prince County and es- pecially Tyne Valley. where he

resided. has lost one of its best- i

known and most highly-valued amen; -- one whom it will be difficult to replace.

In April he had an attack of virus pneumonia at which time he spent about two weeks in the Tyne Valley Health Centre. This was followed by coronary throm- bosis which. after almost three week's treatment in the Prince County Hospital, proved fatal.

The deceased was a son of the late William D. Ellis, and Ange- lina Glover Ellis, and was born at Bideford on Feb. ii, 1878. He was one of a family of ten and eight have predeceased him. One sister, Gertrude, Mrs. Burton Ellis lives at Everett, Mass. At me age of three years, he cam! with his family to Tyne” Valley, and there almost his entire life was spent with the exception of a few years in his early youth when he lived in Massachusetts. On Oct. 19, 1904, he married Flo- ence May MacLeod of Hunter River. and from this union were born five children, three of whom survive. - namely (Olive Isabelle) Mrs. John G. McCombe of Sault Ste., Marie, Ont., (Jean Glover), Mrs. H. Gordon Williams of St. John, N. B., and (Elfie Geraldine) Mrs. Leonard V. MacDonald of River View. N. B. Surviving also is his wife who mourns the loss of a kind and loving husband. His only son, "William Vance" died in Auugst 1914. and two years later a baby girl also passed away.

Blessed with a wonderful mem- ory. he was able to recall events from childhood and being a good story-teller. was interesting com- pany for both old and young. In the realm of music he excelled. His voice was not impaired as he grew older. and in spite of ill- ness, just as long as he was able. he would be in his place in the Tyne Valley United Church choir. where his deep rich bass might be heard in all the hymns. He was also gladly welcomed in all neigh- boring choirs. He will be snuly missed, not only in his home choir, but also in two male choirs in both of which he was an en- thusiastic and much-prized mem- ber. - To any project for the better- ment and uplifting of the commu- nity he always gave willingly of his time and talents. To make an Impromptu speech, to act as chairman or auctioneer. never seemed to be a trouble to him Ind. needless to say, his services as this respect were much sought after. as he always performed tunctions of this kind in a highly creditable manner.

The funeral services, which were held on June 8, and were conducted by his pastor. Rev. A. J, MacDonald, assisted by a dear friend of long standing, Rev. Thomas Wilson of Charlottetown and Rev. David M. A. Whinney of

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-Mr. John M. Arsenauit has re- turned to his home in St. Louis, after spending the past year vis- ting with ember. of his m- ily in St. Catharines. Ont., and in Westbrook, Maine. '

Mr, and Mrs.' Clarence Toole and baby Marlene, of Charlotte town. are visiting-at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice My ers.

Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Gsudet have arrived from Boucherville,

Quebec. and are planning to take 26

up residence in St. Louis for the summer - months. i

Mrs. Cecil Warren and family of Truro. N. S., are visiting with frlenids and relatives in St. Ed- war .

Miss Annette Richard, who is employed in Summerside, recent- ly visited her grandmother, Mrs. Louise As ”. She was - panied by Mr. McFarlene from the R. C .A. F.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Bernard and family, have returned to their home in St. Catharine. Ontario, after visiting for the past two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bernard.

Messrs. Eddie and Cyril Jr., Arsenault of Miscouchem are spending a vacation at the home of their brother. Mr. Milton Ar- senault and Mrs. Arsenault.

Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- fred Mallett are pleased to know that their four-year-old son, James is making a satisfactory recovery after being seriously ill at the Western Hospital for the past two weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Callag- han. mdored to Charlottetown on June 25.

A large crowd attended the monthly meeting of the Mutuel Acadian Society on June 20. After the meeting supper was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Henry P. Bernard by the ladies. deg

Church. The music was provided by the male choir with Mrs. Ro- bert Millar at the organ. The hymns used were his own choice. "The Lord's My Shepherd," "There Is a Green Hill Far A- way." "There is No Night In Heaven" and a special selection by the choir, ”By Cool Siloam's Shady Rill."

He was laid to rest in the ad- joining cemetery, amid a pro- fusioin of floral tributes sent by friends and relatives in all parts of the Island and elsewhere. At the graveside the choir "Sleep on Beloved, Sleep. Take Thy Rest."

The Pallbearers were friends of long standing: A. W. Milllgan, Stcnning Williams, Wilfred Mc- Dougall. Frank Platts, Hart Lid-

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stone. and Robert Ramsay.

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several members of the Tignish Branch, were present for the oc- casion.

Mr. Terrance Gillis bast.return- edtohishonneinSt.l'e1ix.aftu spending several months in,Lab- rador., where he was employed.

Mr. Fred Msllett and family oi Miscoucbe, recently visited with friends and relatives in St. Louis.

Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wedge have returned to their ;home after spending several days in Sum- merside. guests of and Mrs. Dougie Wedge.

Mr. and Mrs.. Carl Gaudst, mo- tored to Charlottetown on June . They were accompanied by Mr. Clarence Gallant; of the Can- who is spending a leave of absence It their home in Pleasant View.

Mr. Nelson Gaudet, who is sta- tioned with the Royal Canadian Navy. at Halifax, recently visit- ed with friends and relatives in St. Louis. v -He was accompanied by Mr. Russell Jones of Boucher- ville, " is ;

Master Paul and James Wade of Montreal, Quebec. sre,spend- ing their vacation at the home of their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. 'James O'Brien. in St. Louis.

Mrs. Clarence Gaudet ,of Tor- onto, Ontario, is visiting at her home in Leoville, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Willie J. Perry.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gallant have returned to their home in St. John, N. B., after visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allsin.

School friends of Miss Jean Ber- nard are pleased to see her in good health again after being a patient at the Western Hos- pital for several days.

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Mrs. Ferdinand Brown and daughters, Marina and Lorraine, were recent visitors to Summer- side. They were accompanied by Miss Gerarda Bernard.

Mrs. Edmund Gaudet of St. Catharine, Ontario, is visiting at her home in Palmer Road. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P. Gau-

Mrs. Eddie Bernard recently visited at the home of Mr. Frank MacAduff in Alberton.

A large crowd attended the shower that was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wedge on June 25. in honor of their grand- daughteru Miss Elaine Wedge. whose marriage to Mr. Dennis Mccormack takes place in the near future. The gifts were open- ed by Mis Leitha McCormsclr and the acco panying verses and messages were read by Miss Jo- sephine Gaudet. Lunch was served by Mrs. Clarence Wedge and Mrs. Ferdinand Brown.

Mr. and Mrs. Benny Gallant of Summerside were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Warren. in St. Louis. i BG

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--Mrs. Mark Broomo and dll-llhter. Marion, Freeland. were business visitors to Summerside, on Jun! 3.

Mr. and Mrs. George 'l1romp- son. spent a few days at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. . . Boyle and Mr. and Mrs. Wal- lace Thompson recently.

Mr. James Winn, who is em- ployed on a government boat. spent a few days with his wife and family at Freeland recent-

Mr. and Mrs. George skerry and son Eric, ccompanied by Mr. Lldstone. Lot Sixteen. were visitors at the home of Mrs. John Btoome, Conway, and Mr. and Mrs. David Lidstone. East Bide- ford, on July t ,

Mrs. James MacNelll, Ken- sington. was a recent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Er- nest Arsensult, Murray Road.

Mr. and Mrs. Ancil Ballem and children. Mount Pleasant, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Morrison. on July

Mr. and Mrs. George Tuplin and daughter Myrna. Murray Road, are spending a few weeks vacation in Charlottetown.

Mrs. Channing Gillis. Halifax, Nova Scotia, and Mrs. Charles Keyser, Murray Road. were bus- iness visitors to Summerside. July 3. p

Mrs. Oscar W. MacNeill was a business visitor to Summerside on July 3.

Mr. and Mrs. Keir Tuplin and children, Thelma and Linda, Wakefield, Massachusetts, are visiting at the home of Miss Olive Tuplin. Murray Road.

"Mr. and Mrs. Borden, were

Harold Palmer. visitors at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Palmer. Conway. and Mr. and Mrs. William MacDonald, Free- land.

Mrs. Rebecca MacGregor, Bos- ton, Mass.. is spending a vaca- tion with her brother and sister-

in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith. Sr., Freeland. Mr. and Mrs. John O'Keefe,

Mrs. Jerry Delaney, Mrs. Chan- ning Gillis and son Wayne. Hali- fax, N. S., were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keyser. Murray Road.-

Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Foster, Kensington, accompanied by Miss Lillian Mill and Miss Mamie Mill, Clermont. were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Palmer, Freeland, on July 4.

Mrs. Oscsr W. MacNeill and children. Freddie and Ronnie, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eric MacNeill. West Devon on July 4.

Mr. Clinton Morrison was a business visitor to Summerside snd Borden on July 3.

Mr. Stuart Milllgan, who is stationed at Aldershot. N. S., vis-

ited relatives and friends at Conway over the week-end. Mr. William Milligan. and son

Frank,-Murray Road, were bus- iness visitors to Summerside on July 3.

Mr. Charles Palmer, accom- panied by Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Palmer and two children. Borden. were visitors at the home of Mr.

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and Mrs. John D. Palmer on July 4. I Mr. Willis Harris. Knutsford.

was visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Smith, Freeland, on July 4.

Mr. Crawford Ramsay. Mac Neill's was a recent visitor at Conway.

Mr. John MacDonald was in Summerside on July 2, on busi- ness.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mil- ligsn, and children. Beverley and Freddie. were recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Preston Oat- wsy. Poplar Grove. 1,

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MON'1'Rl:AL (OP) - Dr. 1:. My Waygood. auocishe professor of botany at Moatll University. has been appointed profeuor of botany and chnirman of the department at the University of Manitoba, it won announced Wednesday. He will succeed Prof. Willlun Leach, dis- tinguished teecher and writer

Admlrsl Jesauld Wright. new Supreme Allied Oommemd AL- lantic visited Norway June 26-30.

Tim osgigtnls In A

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Howlan And vicinity

-Messrs. Eddie Gallant and Eusebe Arsenault motored to Summerside on June 28.

Mr. and ”rs. Fred Jones and little son of Torohto, motored to Piusville last Monday evening. They will spend a few days there with Freddie's folks.

The Misses Elsie and Irene Dun- phy of Kcnsington. are now guests at the home of their grand- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. Gal- lant, Upper Howlan.

Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Arsensult and children of Miscouche called and Mrs. J. B. Aisenault last Monday eve- ning.

Congratulations are extended to Miss Jean Arsenault and Miss Norma Gallant of Howlan on suc- cessfully passing the Grade IX exams at Howlan School.

A miscellaneous shower was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. Gallant, Upper Howlan, on June 29 in honor of their daugh- ter, Emma, and her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Daley were married in St. John, N. B., on June 19. A lot of beautiful gifts were received. which the groom fittingly acknowledged. The gifts were opened by Miss Leona Ar- senault, verses read by Mrs. Vin- cent Perry and presented to the bride and groom by Miss Frances Arsenault. The young couple left the next day on return to their home in St. John, N. B.

Rev. Pius Finnan of Baihursi. . B., arrived at his home at Woodstock last Tuesday to at- tend the burial of his father, the late John Finnan.

Mrs. Albert Finnan and three daughters, Mary, Theresa and Evelyn and two sons of Souris. motored in Woodstock on June 30 where they attended the wake and burial of Mrs. Finnan's brother- in-law, the late John Finnan. Oth- er relatives who came to pay their last respects were his sis- ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rosamund Casey and sons. Raymond and Eugene of Rum- ford, Maine, Mrs. John Cahill and her daughters, Mrs. Wm. Picker- ing of Summerside, and Mrs. Alby Perry and little son of St. Louis.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gallant and daughters, motored to Wel- lington, on Dominion Day. They were accompanied by their

son. Clair and Ralph Arsenault who will attend Boys' Camp at Eg-

mont Bay.

Miss Jean Arsensult went to St. Elesnors on July 2, where she will spend part of the summer va- cation.

Miss Grace Arsenault recently paid a visit with her cousin. Miss Shirley Richard at Duvar.

Mr. J. H. Richard, who is em- ployed at Tignlsh. is now at his home here, suffering from a back ailment. I

Miss Audrey Dumville of 0'- Leary. is visiting with relatives in Howlan.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Finnan and children, Mrs. Aubin Richard and Mrs. Jerry Arsenault. motor- ed to St. Louis on June 27, where they visited with Mrs. Richard's in-laws. Mr. and Mrs. John Peter Richard. '

On June 30 the marriage of Miss Amy Sweet and Mr. Don- ald Platts took place at the home of the brides parents'. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Sweet. Forest View.

Senator and Mrs. Georle BI!- bour of Charlottetown. were in Howlan on June 30.

gsiewart; 6. Olive Harris.

Prizes Prsssntod at 0'Loary. High school

The O'Lesry High School held their school closing on June 28, Mr Alton Rayner presided. The hall was

ly program of singing.

school children. Following is the Prize Li.st:-

Grsdel

1. Sheila Carruthers; 2. Shirley Ms.cAusland: 3. Robert Turner; 4. Deborah Ms.cKinnon: 5. Wayne Peters; 8. Robert Matheson.

Grsde ll 1. George Saunders; 2, Jackie

Fate; 3. Noella Grey; 4. Carol Mac- Donald: 5. Agnes Phillips and Mun-

cey Buchanan (equal); 0. John Matheson. Grade ill

1. Adrice Macxinnon; 2. Eva

MacMilIs.n; 3. Charlotte Vey; 4. Gerry Phillips; 5. Sharon Ellis; 6. Shirley Palmer.

Grade IV

1. Clare MacDonald; 2, Betty Phillips; 3. Helen Grey; 4. Ronald 'IXu'ner and Bonita Boats (equal): 5. Judith Harrison; 6. Norman Gallant.

Grade V

1. Marvin MacDonald; 2. Val- erie Macwilliams; 3. Hazel Mac- Ausiand, 4. Georgia Carruthers and Ruth Saunders (equal); 5. Roy

Grade VI

1. Priscilla Gallant; 2. Robert Carruthers; 3. Florence MacDonald; 4. Leigh Vatcher; 5. Diane Wedge. 6. Lana Turner and Blair Waight

(equal). A special prize was given to

provement based on attendance and to Sandra. Foley for general improvement. -

Grade VII

1. Nancy Campbell; 2. Betty Mac- Ausland; 3. Cynthia Kennedy; 4 Marjorie Maccormick; 5. Carol Bernard; 6. Albert Harris.

Grade VIII

1. Barbara MacNeill and Georgie Yeo (equal); 2. Sandra Matthews; 3. Loydia Matthews; 4. Bernice Easter; 5. Betty Gallant; 6. Shirley Macmillan.

A special prize was given to Sandra Matthews. for having done so well in Grade VIII in spite of illness.

Grade IX

1. Claudette MacNe.ill; 2. Lewis Malone; 3. Joan Stetson: 4. Freda MacAusland; 5. Lyla. MacAusland; 6. Elizabeth Maccormack.

Perfect attendance:-P rim ar y room: Shelia Csrruthers, Myrna Lee Dumville, George Saunders, Robert Turner, Charles Vey and George Vey; Junior room:-Forrest Dumville, Sharon Ellis, Florence Strang; Ronald Turner; Good at- tendance:-Gary Phillips, 1 day ab- sent; Gladys Reiley, 15: day ab- sent; Menscl Reiley, V. day ab- sent; Charlotte Vey, 1 day absent; Louisa Yea. 1 day absent; Inter- mediate room:-Ruth Saunders and Robert Can-uthers, perfect atten- dance. ,

The money for prizes was donat- ed by: Dan Saunders. Mrs. Averd Jelley, Dr. L. G. Dewar, H. B. Willis Inc., Pate and Co., MacWil- liams and Turner. Clothing anc Footwear, Claude MacNeill, Verdun Theatre, E. W. Turner, H. A. Jelley. Western Creameries, Alton Rayner, Dan Smallman. George Carruthers, The Farmers Co-op, Claude Jelley, A. J. Maths n Drug Co., Charlie Willis, U. Seaman, Tumors Restaurant, Matthews Purens. Feed Service, Helen Williams, E. L. Nor-

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packed with parents and friends and all enjoyed the love- reciting. plays and drills put on by the

Robert Ellis for outstandins im-.pua. Miss McGinn thanked

ilew Annan late: Mr. Bennie Cairns. S r- sido East. spent the weekend

with his cousin, Wendetl Moase.

-Mr. William Dalzcll of Ot- taws. is spending a few weeks holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs; Edison Dalzell.

Mr. Arthur Enman of Charlotte- town. visited with friends in New Arman recently.

Mrs. Louis Moase, visited with friends in Margate last Sunday.

Mrs. William Hubbard and three children, Mrs. Edmund Gal-

lant and two children, visited with Mrs. John Mclnnls last Sunday.

Friends of Mr. Bobby Dalzell. will be very sorry to hear of his entering the Prince Edward 15- land Hospital for treatment.

Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor and family. and Mrs. Robert Moase motored to Charlottetown recently.

Mr. John Waugh. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waugh, spent a week-end in Moncton recently.

Miss Ella McNeill of Hamilton, Ontario, spent a few days visit- ing with her faiher, Mr. Allie Mc- Neill and her sisters and bro- ther.

The annual closing of the New Annan School took place in the form of a picnic, when the teach- er, Miss McGinn, pupils. parents

Institute gave a treat to each pu- pil and pre-school child. The teacher had a peanut scramble for the children, after which she gave out the prizes. Miss Shirlene Wall then presented the teacher with a nice jewellery box and brooch on behalf of all the pu- one and all for the nice gift. Mr. Wal- ter Coates gave some nice music on the accordion during the after- noon, which was much enjoyxag.

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