- ""1514, . ma»: ’

. IONDAY

Society.

IONTOALM LEFT SATURDAY -w. I-I. Prowse. sum. oi l-isbts in Marine Agency, Charlottetown lelt on Saturday afternoon by 8.8. Montcalm on inspection and sup- 911 trip to lights in Newfoundland Belle Isle and Laliradflr.

of the iativhfre. took place yesterday under the direction of Machean & MacDonald, from the residence oi her son-in-law, Mr Geo. Rosem- A short service was The funeral service bo- ing held in Si.

Ir. A. Ibatherston and two daughters arrived in the City Sat- ' u-rday evening from Toronto. 'I'hey will spend a few days at the Cun- hii horns before proceeding to Souris, when they will spend lev- eral nionlhs. Mr.‘ Featherston is the President of the Upper Canada Bible Society and will ‘address the

ed by Rev II. D. . Raymond 1°xe“"'K' annual meeting of the P. E. l. Dib

in the People's "_'

The pa" harem were PROMINENT FOX MAM-Mr. LL Go“ m n“ Hear". Judge w_ A. H. C. Mitchell. a wsll known S. Stewart, C. H. B. Longworth A. W. Weeks, D. 0'M. Reddin and Geo. Lewis.

On Friday afternoon, Mr. Sim , son, secretary of Prince Countym

CHARLOTTETOWN sov sec-I‘

URES: ZOSIQOIu-Tmwlzirdmlil/lilliliile under arrest and drove to the cl- sono ev. . aoneo sc y. has joined tho Canadian Govern- nicnt Merchant Marine as a ea fox mun of Boston and publisheiqCudet and loft Montreal last Sun- of the "Fox Breeders’ Gazette" atitllly 0n 1118 C» G- M- M. C11 53 lkvollshlre Street, allrivsd hyictlililllfifili‘ 101‘ 51151-13113 011 H111; A QQNQKEQAT|QN WELCQME tin.- late mailhtrlsln last hllshtl- Flitis 11"" “tlYflgte- 4PM“ 1“ a w°“‘1°m‘i‘-d leasing event occurred Tues- is .\ir. Mite ol's secon vst o.0i1Dp01' 1111 y 0111 yf>11118 1111111811 . .. i s; i: i' p ii,- tho island. Iie will spend a fcwfwltzs tsecurretdl for him through the d” ewmng n ' w s are

Y_ M_ C_ A" conducted a sporwidaya in the city renewing old t.‘ 0H1 0 8

nsdisui M‘

' _ THURSDAY LA", To R551- __,1-he tuner“ —CATOH FOX WITH NET. —A MATklggLATlOfl EXAMINA I V - valuable fox escaped, lately from TIONBF e t w I c n ‘LLB-QED auuaquua_ on ‘germ-m, the ranch of Mr Layton Rogers, tions for Prince o a es o ‘ego Tueadw moral“: {our canon“ 0b Kensington. hie was pursued by a were begun yesterday morn ng. ho succeeded in coralling-about 560 students from all partsimi-‘FF "n d1"? “'1 mk°'m"“ “Fwd 1210118150111‘; neighbours barnyard. l-iefof the island, considerably moreil-W" 11411-011 11111111118 800th! from i! continued to circle tho barn till Mritiinn tried last year. taking the ex-ldtlry ut the shore. They approach- Rogers gathered him home in iff-IIIHDEUOIIB. large scoop nci. which he keeps es-

all Isl linrbli 11111-1‘ 11111111 1M 1111 111111" 11111-1" 11" ""1111" '1'! 1111.11.11?" .1

entrance ' examina-

ieu and accosted the drivers, and being satisfied the goods were cun_ truband. put both cars and drivers

ty wherc tho drivers were allowed to go pending communication with ,»thc Customs Department at Otta-

. i . - > tended to Miss Aud- . , friendships and visiting some of Canada, l’, lo. Island Division. The “m” was ex pects the trip to H1119 10hr weeks meet In O Leary working out some;

- th l di b1 . “ovum! weather i; fgvgrable, iprospective competitors for l)om-_ ° e“ “g “m” ‘S Besides provisions for keepers anddnion Day Sports. The first events’ they have helii were the preliminaries of lthei

ill -c. c. M. o Mil B -, - $312825".lll..l.‘;'l"2i‘f"‘i£..?§ 52:2. ....":... s. .1’. n. --- -»- South West all these supplies have 11111111510111 1101111 11111511111 to be taken on shore by surf boats as no harbor or wharves are near.

light house supplies

‘Hunky VALLEY _ A gwd‘ l. s s. entle . K. C., 13011579311110" 539E131“ 3" Chrmt-Mcphee and Anon Webb‘ me GV-GfSISDGrIOILBK. for plaintiff; and Miss C Churchi Cher" valley yeslerdayifvlto bfifig :0“ n?!’ glumiglcpheilMessrs II. F. McPhee and K. ‘M. mowing ‘T? :23 g°',"i,ec%“é?ur§' ithe spleusdidefwo-gell §le3ricmhic(y-lM“"m' K' C" 1°’ ‘he deteudant‘ is‘: analog: eofraSt. lgeters (lathe-isle lamp presented by R. T. i-Iol-l dral. Those who lately rcceivetpmans. L111. 811d eligible to com- the Apostolic rite of confirmation £0919 101' the 1W0 will 918861111111 11! Mrithe C. C. M. Co., on Dominion Day. I m l W Jo the Junior event the one celhr“ gm on o ‘ s“ us!“ electric Bicycle Lamp also present- ed by Hoimans as first prize, was

made their first communion. Malone preached a most holpliil sermon taking as his text words from the Gospel of the 111W- A1111, why behoidest thou tho mote thatwvfln by Leisb Iivlvatt with Jock is in thy brothers eye. but DBT-iiwwa" “mud-

ceiveet not. the beam that is 1p mine own eye." Next Sunday the service will‘ be taken by 1111'

Cherry Valley 81111 G°°15°1°“'“ under Rev Mr 11111110119- Malone goes to 60039101111 11°“ Sunday morning for 11 o'clock ser- Howiltt.

vice .

The angel of death visited Al", other home in White Sands _ Thursday. June 18th. when Mill.» Irene Nicolle went to her eternal reward a‘t the carlyfse 01 111119‘ L H we“ yaarg; after an iLness of about} . Owalt. three months, during Wlllf-‘li 1111119 all that medical skill and tender nursing could do was done, but We chronicle the death of Mr. Ar- in vain. The funeral, which wsschibald McKinnon, which occurred largely attended, was hold at hermit his home at Bellevue, the Bel father's residellos, the service belllgifast disfnlc con-ducted by her pastor Ilcv. Dr.-1)u S. Howard. She leaves to mourn-a sorrowlng father and mother besid- es a number of brothers and sis- ters. to whom the sympathy 0i’ 1119 entire community goes out in this: their time of affliction as e mourn the loss of a dutiful duught-I

61'.

While u is hard o, understand flied”! 11:1" ”32"‘€.l';‘.’. ’".‘.L°'..:.::1------- -- that God knows best and some day

we will understand.

FESTIVAL AT MARSHFIELQ-

A most successful and enjoyal) band concert and festival was Thursday evening last on ..iz-auzu _ rnlfixs for. lion ’

new» 1.

gtnlurlu -. t A

make it such a marked success.

RECEIVES SAD NEWS-Miss sympathy of all. Florence Currrie, oi the Dominion Public Works Depratincnt, receiv- ed the sad news by wire on Juno 8th of the death of her only viving sister, Mrs. D. . Bflylvy. (lrenc Viola). which sadi event took place in the MlIlliClpiIiI Hospital, (lrando Prairie, Altai on Junc 7th. Mrs. Iiayly, wh tan-gilt school for some time in Prince Edward island and British

Columbia, before her

was of n bright, lovable disposi- tion anti ' charming psrsonnlityg making lit-r a general favorite nnd her niziny friends in botll this Pro-i vincc and the West will hear with‘ sorrow of licr untimely death in the primi- m‘ lliv. The funeral ser- vice was livid in tlic Union church, (Jrnndo Prairie, Aito., on June

10th nnd inii-rmirnt

(lrundc Prnirii- (IIPIIIUIUTY. A grief-i strickcn husbuiui and five small children rdngiilg in age from ti years tn all iflllilll zi fi-w hours old are loft in mourn the loss of n‘ ‘loving and fziitlifill wife and mot-

licr, also four brothnrs

sister, nanwiy Nelson, Edward and-C Emu-it of this Province, Brenton‘ ' Boston, M353. , and Florence of, this city.

com petition btweeu

_,Schooi our‘! It‘ ,§,§,,§f,“‘f,‘§,ds§,§f§§ $2,132’ aggiaggfrciiects mu. ii trutiil. on lier teachers 110111055 51311911 011 11811111! 01' ’ iii-iiiiani congregation of St. Paul's Chu iiiigiryoung writer on her success nnd 111111‘ 111111911 M"- F- 11- 11118211111? Lois Owen. B, A., o. graduate of W0 hope that slic will continue iiL-i- presented her with a beautiful bou-i g the lileriniy iiimquct of summer flowers. Vocal so- s1 -__ ios were delightfully rendered by spire ..'SAD BEREAVEMENT, ._. Al lfrs, Frances Holl Trainer nlid Mr. une Bridge, on May 12, 1925, Arthur Bruce, also ‘violin solos by e departed this life Mr. Chas. Mr. Ilsrry Porter, after which rc-

. Mr. Diugwell is th ‘Ii-urge family, children 0f the lutci the aus-‘ .\ir. an

granted one . We

Bicycle’ raes, the crowd went to the sports lie-id'- where a number of events were - ,,staff of Prince Street, and Miss,-

Crofton. lay reader in charge of hcéiighvvygiil: tlliilaghfo-illogiiiflriarsaiilbtgéMuriel Weeks, daughter m, Mnjorln", 1W, A. Weeks, was appointed for thcr

one your to the same staff.

Mcaill, and a daughter of Mr. W.,‘endeavors aion

Mr Kennedy. 2. Bruce McNaught. JUNIOR: High Jump—1. Leigh 2. Bob Kennedy. SENIOR: Running Broad Jump —1. B. McNaught. JUNIOR: Running Broad Jump —1. i... l-iowatt. 2. G. CarruthersJ SENIOR: Hop, Step 8t Jump-l.’ l1‘. Kennedy. 2. B. McNaught, JUNIOR: Hop, Step k Jump—1.i

The tea and festival at Marsh- flcld last evening under pices of the indies of the Prc-sby- of that place. His wife also lind, terinn Church in Canada was one,prcde of the nicest affairs of the kiudiyeurs. For nearly 10 held for sometime and was ve largely attended a great many c going out from the city to pa

It is with the dsepestregret that (j-Fvflllfl patience and reslgnauon tin with bridal lace and veil and o ie ‘Dlylqtiiwtlllili It“!iwasiiaredbloriflulnicarried o. shower bouquet of whltcl n 11in‘ d 8 ry "g me y rsiroses and sweet peas She was at-i usly hlzidys I1Zl|)il‘l‘C, at whose home hei '

iStock representative. Wilfltendcd by Muss Rum Riley wh“ Stevens, Secretary of the Ayrshire

Breeders’ Association of ilooked afttr tho placing of the uni-i mnls, and the scoring was done byi , _ .Fnther Ilugh McPherson, of Saint Ldwml P"'“g1"~ Th“ W“ l” a-Xzivier University, Antigonish, Afr prmyiduughter o! Mrs‘ Ad“ M‘ Newcomb tcr this demonstration of judging Dock "I 96 Fem st" u“ city and the which tnok up most of the nilter-‘cusion were sung by tlic choir '9‘ Agflcuuur” “m1 prolmnum hi.” Junqgroom is a so“ or Mr‘ and Mrs’ Jmnoon n group picture was tnkon of while Miss Corrie iIaiuinill presidiiders h‘ 1111-‘ province ‘Mm the m‘

A~hwpb A. Prauzht oi Charlottetown.‘ ed n, me 0mm ysuit that yesterday oliiclul notice

t, on July 1st, Dominio y. Although he had reached the‘ ialottcd span and a year more, yet‘ ,hc always seemed very prime and vigor of life. ‘Some time ago he was w‘ , y imcihi?) iegygfgglge?’ ....r' which heddeal and the scenery superb as‘

assisted by ilnssud away. k , 1?" ice cream and cake liclil to the Buy Fortune cemetery-WON! a 159W" 171' Y911°W $111110",

scrvted on May 13, Rnv. E. Lockhart oillci-‘UPBW W111i 11111- 10 1111111311 111111 9111'" , salad liberally patronized nnd the ‘rlllilg lit scrvlcc J lgathcring did not break up until grave.

Silmmcrsiilc. fricuds were prtst-nt,

COMING HERE-.\ir. G, Ennis pond hone“), or purpose and h“ ChflsJSIilllil, biologist of tlic research la- ne WM excepuonnny borntory. Ottawa, will puss throu

nctou this nfteronon on his wu

macros“), was one of m5 chm: to tzikc cltiirge of tlic illiltlrflilil‘ 1 and his kmdnesswork on tlic Dominion lixpcrinic and neighborliness wi-ll always lief“! lmtm which is being esmbnslr dnseparahly cohnected with hisetl at (JIIXIFIOKCBILHVIIVIIIIII WiliCil ltad| nnme_ He Wm be greatly missedflbeen formerly curried on at llull. The farmers of this Province are: _ which he residem but beyond “Sitfltlllflxlflgdifln lllttilreusctl interest iii1_ Tile Prince Edward Island Light

. e ree n an cur bolmda 131. ‘H3118 “Ylifefigiy msttgzfitlle industrygis bccillsliig $355 uili- 7rmmmi "1 m” 01111111111“: 91mm“!

of his work, his‘

the was tlun life. Hlilinrd Y-ivus

many friends

only in the COIflmlllllrty in

‘V01‘Sfli.—-M0l’l(ll0ll Times.

WOOD-MUTCH. obcl Mutch, daughter Mury Mutch, Cherry Valley, P.E.i..i and Alexander W00

Alex. Wood, Dundc The fiuncral took plzicc yesterday,

afternoon nnd was largely attend-l ed, several from the city driving iiiifldown to pay their last respects.

cu ill murriagu by Mr. Petcrkili. couple were married in tho drawing ‘Alldluw- Dundns, P. i2}. i.. accompanied hy,r00in under nu attractive arch oti 1111111111111-111- 0- W» C1111 hcr fdthcr Mr. John N. Nicholson palms. ferns. Dotted plants iind Clill 111111511011)’ and sister Mrs. D, E. Pickcns of iiowcrs. lilacs Now ilcdford, Mass and Mrs. Al- 1101111111111";- bcrt Guyol of ilavcrhill Mass, and 0d by 111110 Jea Milton Tracy of Ilnverhill Muss. diet-e. flllfl little Tilt: funeral was held at the Prcs- iwltwl or’ bylcrinn Church Duudas of which vr. lru -l.1lt.' deceased was a member. ‘pail bvitrcrs were: Cousins of thetlirlilv Wore an ensemble suu ill-ceased. Messrs Daniel Mrncnn.‘<-‘l1°"k°‘1 °““"m°°11 ‘"1111 iisurtrtl silk Siu-lilon .\ir.-Lean, Russell McLean, 11111118- Georgc McLean, William Nlchoi- YOrk model. Her costume “'11! coin-

Tiieipletcri with a black fox fur mp1 relntivos of the dcccascd express 110151180 litlliilllet -thoir thanks to all those who 210-1101111-

Vt-toriiuiry 0ft n A. Pctcrkin, licr 1310111“. C- 11- V-

Alicc nidin. Wilt): tiowsr girl and ring bcur- lc and carrying

, Mc-tlioul Alli-y, (f. A. M. (I.

Pliymustcr-tfiipt. A. l‘), Powers Tiie baskets oi‘ pink s

Her hat was fl siuurt Now

Samuel Nicholson.

Miss Olive Pattlson played mncmi the bridal chorus from Lniu-ugrir

‘nnd also played softly Wiliip tiu. ___ register was being signed. At UH‘ _R57URNED FROM PAc|F|c buffet luncheon which followi-d I11!‘ QAST___\h-5 _y_ i;_ pmiiii (wiie ceremony, Mrs. Peterkln was as- of Mayor Profitt of Kcnsington) 111811111 11.1’ and little daughter Jean returned 311-‘!- 11-1. Mulch. Bladworth. home recemiy an" spending the table, centred with th Mm cake, was brightened wi

Mrs. ll. S. Brown nnd

winter on the Pacific Coast.

121d."- “iflt “"'“'. *1". '"“ --wiel e uw Jumps all the who‘: makes A lagged rip in flunk on hm: mini lllpe

II ‘I'll! I the Ulqevhen you should u"

Profit! wont direct to crnnbrooirfinink Carnations nnd sweet pods. n. 0., whore she visited hor br0th- 111'. 11111 Mrs. Wood loft m noon for er Willard Warren and sister Mrs 11111110111011. Calgary and Bonn. 0n (Jlark, also another brother Jams-s 111011‘ 111111111 f0 Bilillfiltflflil i111‘? Will Among the pi-omineni reslile at Parkvicw Apnrtmonts. islanders she visited in Cra-nlirook, were Mr and Mrs Alder Bowness- st whose home a reception was, held in her honor. ed snot-her sister Mrs Grieve at

BRINGING UP FATIIICIK—- I

Guardian wishes Cadet Malone a “'1' M31013’ who h“ returned w prosperous voyage and a successful 11°" “"1"” 97011110“ “W” one‘

SUPREME COURT. - Y03t8I~'(.'iIl‘(‘-(."l‘. day at the Supreme Court the firsti

LEADS ALL CANADA g in "outboard the case of Julia Carver vs.i1l0r tn little Miss or ma Presbyterian church O.,the Province of Prince Edward is-;dllughter of] Mr. a ‘land, an action

-WEDDING BELLS-A N t i 4, very serious op-ithc moon came out over the water. uvt-tltling took plucc in ‘the °w msidmuug the bggfillltl the financial results nil ihdrtlburvli- Aibeiivii- Wednesday. available and tendeniwillil 11L‘ 11611111311 ng, he never fully re-l m the operation, and his] .eadily declined until death _ eved him of his sufferings. For many years lMk. McKinnon held .’ curried on a blacksmitliing busin- Josephine Harrington. ranks cs5 at Higllgvlie, and hi} was pisryin l’, E. island and among tlic li eiipdeeply interested in flip Iii-ceding 135i. ill tilt: D0itlllll0il of ‘Canada,’ the of tlic host horses for useful pur-,111~'111'_111Y 99115111111111"? M1511 111111111 He w“ a mm, known [mwlon in attaining such o lii tier the distinguished patronage of nnd wide for his absolute integrity, Hiis Honor LiouL-Gov. Hcartz. De- tiie excellence spite the affair being post several times on account of than and thc rather unfavourable evening on which it was held. a very larrgc crowd gathered on the illuminated grounds and enjoyed tho wonderful eats provided by the ladies, and the beautiful which was rendered by tho Veter- ans band. The handsome sum over $200.00 was ri-alizcd for the w. S. of the United Churchjqection -4Hl'D1Q1,T1]B]a1f tlel“ grateful 3, his 110:0? {fife dLfiguytv-jknew Archibald McKinnon nnd ap- Gov. Iieairtz for the interest lic lizta-Plecmted 1115 won-h- iske-ri in their fegflygl‘ aim i0 (i187 A widow is left to mourn her loss band and the people who pgiimiand cherish his memory and she may rcst assured that in her hey

524th zit 7 a.ln, wlicil Iiev. G iCliristiu GOiUllllllZCfi tile marriage‘ ‘of Miss Annie iddnu Miller, daugh- BRILLIANT sTUDENT__In we tcr 0i ‘Capt. uiul Mrs. S. Mlllcr, recent Civil Service Examinations‘bummuslde’ uonneltly or Akbar"

n) and Mr. Albert lornest l-Iarris,.

through lifu.

“m1 lfllklu will ciilcr camp for zinnunli

d, so“ 0i‘ ,\ii-,,,_"(‘.0olt tlic former O. C‘ has rctiroil c, sc-qiiami were and tlic sccnnd in command Major 30 u.ln. on Wctlnos-fi- 1511101 F1111 ilily. June 9, at the home of ibride's sister, Mrs. L. D. Pcterkin. 220 Crescent St., W.. Saskutoonl. Dr. Robert Milliken officiated. tlin immediate friends nnd rein FUNERAL SERVICES. The rc-iwerc present. mains of Miss Margaret l. Nichol- °|son were taken to her native homo

of Lt. (lolonel.

Tho following officers will be in Qiiiydrulnliig this year: Headquarters

2nd in cuniinzind, Mujur

and sweet peas prt--.1)11"1i1‘ The bride ivas attend-

“A” Squadron (Charlottetown) (fiiiptziln l), A. hint-Donald Licut. J. Nicholson L!

. S. Julikiils

poses nnd lift‘. regiment has i)('t‘ll ziiilo tn trikc into cu small portion of thosu-

nluxious tn undergo mill n

submitted on

nccomplishmcnfilly M1511 congrutuluto this

year of his fresliments were ‘served and tlic‘ e last of a evening brought -to a close by allig-

ceased him by some flftecn wgppim; 5E|_i_3_ years the de- i ryJccusod was in very poor health, ro- arsisulting lIl almost total blindness. rlicl- in August lastjle- "" were ,‘ stroke "'" "' isimply loaded with chicken, ham. b ‘ kinds, pastry and, cake in fact good cooks vied, one another in making j " ' daintlcs which were ‘Mean

The funeral

at

scrvcil. after ivliiuh tho ha. Ygcouplc left by auto for Borden 11‘2l ti‘ will wisll them a happy and prosperous j ourney‘

, M

illficcr-Cupt. lcgr___\‘lajor E3 L the ensuing your are us Hollows: C.

officer-Capt.

' Squadron (Summerslde) Aliijur Louis lnwthcr Liuut, W. Sqllilfvllrlggg Limit. A. hlnrrls "C" Squadron (Montague) Miijor W. ii. 110010 (fuiit, C. Grlillliiu Licut. W. L. Siiaiw Limit. W, Boll 'l‘lio number of officer has liven liniitt-il

mp a vcry ‘Oliver Cleveland Crnsweli, the well who were

year's» well merited furlough after! an absence of six years in the Mis-l

,-Aii hQ-‘sion Field of Kangra, India. Many? Mnry Callagiiuufincmbcrs of the congregation worei nd iMra, _ recover thoias Callaghan, Richmond In the senior event there was “Mum °1 a ma“! m“ iifiecgflfifleareifigerifirilgfpw and J. J. essay

y ivcdding took place/i

tic “Liihilharriage by tho Rev, John

meiThe bride was gowned in white sa-

mid ricd yellow cnrnutions. The groom,‘ ,was supported by his brother Mr.

In graduate of The Crilmnn Commer_

nnd l)r. J. C. Houston. Tile officers of tlic society for

' - . ll . G. vlcemrcflidcntg. firs. Mcculgun’ lhc (iCILDtlflill. was 1 rtsdcut

Sharp. und McLuughluu, Secretary-Dr, G .11‘. Dewar,

Phcc, and McIntosh. Auditors, Drs. Flemming and

Sliurp. of Julia Curvor vs. tiin

I100 Tlic ceremony was performed 11y cm

Rev. E. I. Malone in the presence relatives and inti- mate friends of the bride and

The coup were unattended. The ' ‘ given away by her s‘ ‘lovely costume of satin Can-ton crepe trimmed with powder blue, and silver scarf with civet fur. She carried a beautiful bouquet of sunburst roses.

The wedding marohiwna played hy Mrs. J. J Stewart, who also rendered several appropriate se- lections during the signing of the

The popularity of the young cou- ple was shown by the numerous nnd valuable wedding presents. Navy Leogue of “u W119“ 11 111111811115111-1011111 WBI-IThese included u cheque of one hundred dollars from iparents, a cabinet of silver from tile groom's purcuts and a hund- somo arm chair and rocking chair from tho firm and staff of Patton's Ltd., with whom 8110 has been eni-

Tcenvenieiii m o -n t li- l y: A , PI-yment = See how easy we intake it for m, to own an Enterprise Monarchsmi Range. This famous rang; i‘

‘played as niillincr. Malachi. present together with a number ofibceu

St., City, other firiends who desired to cx—' on the Silrilh Mnywnii press to Miss DeBlois their pleas- rize, given for the begt urc in welcoming her home, and "Hemigmy also to voice their appreciation of! ullughun, though only twolvi- tho success sllo has attained in the,‘ yours of age, won not Qifly iii-Si work siw has so courageously CIIOB-i plaice in the city, but_ also succccd- 911 1° llerlilrmi K911i] 1111- 1111ym01111 ,ed in loud“ all cuumiu, i", igprcsideil and orma y extended to SCHOOL BOARD MEET?" Aghas broughtggrcn-t fame to sir-Hui. Miss DeBlois the greetings of all! It!“ éeiugali-Boglglntlgg’; e323” ngtlretivc province and her school. SIIL‘ P1089111. llild invited her t0 1110i ‘e C ° 3' is u study“ q; Rockford squan- plntform where she was presentedi Carrie Ilnslam with nnoi

shower nt the residence of Mrs. (Judge) Blanchard. Sydne and another at the Mrs. J. J, Stewart. Tilers was nlsoY a great nrray of individual gifts. silver, cut glass, etc. i Aflter tho ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Cruswull left by the ex- press on u week's honeymoon trip through New Brunswick. The bride and groom have hosts friends in this city, nnd in the gratulntlons the Guar_-