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AGENTS!-MONTAGUE: Harold F. Landry. Mn. Byron Stewart, Mn
Bruno Macrbeo, Min Joyce Wlutnton, Phu McKInn0n.
AGENT GEORGETOWN:
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The Guardian may be bought at the following places In ltlonugnsi Blue Dome Reataur nt, and Guardian Office; in Georgetown: Tho Pout Office: in Smurfs: Tho Snack Bar and E. Richard: h sol.
...FCARLOAD OF CEMENT in stock. C. H. Horton, Murray River.
AMTRICAY M. ll'attcru'orth will preach.
.-.'Mr. Jerry Doueette. Hallfax,,vlsit in Toronto. Ont.. wlicre N. S., is at present guest at tliclMae'lniiis' . Poole lintel, Montague.
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RIVER CHURCH OF CHILIST.-Services at 2.30 P.M.
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.-.'('A)IPBItII.Ii'S Circuit this week. "A Day At The Races" star- ring Marx Brothers.
'Mr Joseph Maclnnis and Mr. Ilyman Maclnnis More-ll, have re- turned home after a two weeks Mr. two daughters and son reside.
..r)liss Sandie Mai-Kinimii, Oll-
.:r:-ides. Get yours early and ai'oicl,awn, who is spending her vaca-
riisappointmciit at Stewart 6; Becks. ..'"I10YAL VISIT" cups
saucers. Paraizmi bone china. Liitejhy Collertnrs' items. 54.0il;ltfacKlnnou, Montague.
arrivals. each. C. R. Eoehner. Jeweller Gift Shop, Montague.
hooks in supply your
lion in Montague. guest of her hrother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Marl.lirr-. is visiting
and relatives in llnpoficlrl accompanied
her mother, Mrs. Murdock
....'Mr. Seymour C. Gordon. Wolfvillo. N. 5.. nrvriiipanird by
school Mr. Dmiglas hi. Gordon and Mrs. N91? H905 William W. llexvnr and son James,
from gr.-trln l-ill. Also sihooi sullsjlriirlenr.-ll, motored to Gcnr2r-- plins. '1'. M. Llrwr-llyn I.td., Almi-;tmvn for service in St. David's taguc. United Church on Sunday.
'l'lH"I PRIiSB1'”I"IRI.-LV Church, 'Guesls at Punlo's Tourist in Canada. Services for Sunday. llome, Monlaizllc, are Mr. and August lllzi-. us follous: Muntagiic Mrs. l.. G, Crooks. Water-town. ii A. M and 730 P M. Cnl'dlL:llIl,M;lx's., Mrs. John )l.irt'orimwk. 230 P. M Montague Sunday School F sf Boston, Mass, and Mrs. M. in A, )1. Rev F. N. Young, Minis-lR. Flemming, lied l.mn, .P.A. ter. . "fr
...'Mr. and M Gordon Gill-
.. 'lH1SF.lH'E Friday evening. lngs. Truro, N. were recent August ..ml. for 1C9 cream its guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert final in I. O. (V. F. Iizill. Alltll-lFl'llSElT, Mont:u:ue. They were llC- lnziin, sponsored by Acme Re-l t-nnipzmind by Mrs. Quinn also of
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..'Mr. Roland Lutes. Louisville, N.'B., is at present spending a few days as a guest at the Poole Hotel, Montague.
:.'Messrs Robert and Cecil Mosh- er, sons of Capt. and Mrs. A. A. Masher, Montague, were weekend visitors to Halifax. N.S.
Mrs. H. J. Steele and daughter Janet, Bedford. N.S., are spending a two-weeks vacation visiting Wil- liam F. Steele, and Mary J. Steele of Montague.
Mr. Austin Davey of Gaspereaux is a patient in the Kings County Hospital. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery.
Earl Ceilings and Mr. Shadlock of Toronto are Montague at the Collings' parents, Leo Collings.
"Mr. Bruce vacationing in home of Mr. Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. John White. Mon- tague, had as their guests yester-
day Mr. and Mrs. Scott Darracn. Quincy, Mass. and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Walker, Charlottetown.
Her many friends will be pleas- ed to learn that Mrs. W. A. John- stone is coiivalescing at her home in Montague following her recent illness in the King's County Hos- pital,
Miss Noreen Henderson, Sum- mersiclz, accompanied by Miss Shirley Annear. Loner Montague. were recent visitors to Halifax, N. S.
..fMr. and Mrs. Angus Math- eson, Montague, had as their guests this week Mrs. Daniel Daly and grandson of Trenton, N. S., Mr. Charles Mcliziwgliliii and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Glllis, Hamilton, Ontario, and Mrs. George While- way of Dover.
.'REBEK.All LODGE-The Noble Grand, Mrs. Leon Johnston, pre- sided at the regular meeting of Acme Rebekah Lodge Thursday evening. New business brought be- fore the meeting included extens- ive plans for holding an ice cream festival in the lodge rooms the latter part of August, Several committees were appointed to at- tend tc the advertising, soliciting cakes. and purchasing necessary supplies. It was also decided to hold a while elephant sale early in September. Mrs. Cyrus A. Shaw was appointed to respresent the Montague Lodge at its Grand Lodge of the Rebekah Assembly in Saint John, NB., next week. Also attending will be Mrs. J. D. MacLeod, Lodge closed in regular form.
st. Peter's Ainiosl Reaches Objective
What proved to be a very suc- cessful Blood Donor Clinic was held in the Canadian Legion Hall at St. Peter's Bay yesterday after- noon xvhen 81 donors registered. This reflected great credit in the newly organized Junior Chamber of Commerce of the centre who arranged the. clinic as one of their first undertakings. The ladies of the St. Peter's Hay Womr-n's In- stitute again furnished assistant: for the mobile team as well as refreshments for the donors. The Canadian Legion Branch very kindly placed their commodinus hall at the disposal of the Red Cross for this clinic.
Whim Roatl and mono
.,'Miu Anna Boston, on holiday from Toronto. Ontario, recently visited friends and old acquaint- ances at Whim Road. Miss Benton is at present the guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. James Altken, Georgetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex MacPhei-son. Union Road. recently had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Munro and family, Whim Road.
Mr. and Mrs. .Martin Duff, ac- companied by their daughter, Mrs. Louis Chamberlain and her hus- band. all of New Hampshire, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Moore of Whim Road.
Mr. Richard Campbell, Coin- mercinl Cross. and Mr. Buddy MacKlnnon, Milltown. recently at- tended the boat races held in Murray River.
A large number from surround- ing districts gathered at Whim Road Hall on Tuesday night, Aug. 5th. to Join in the fun of equate dancing. Home made ice cream was on sale and everyone had an
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Montague School Board To Expropriate Land
At a special meeting of the Mon- tague Board of School Trustees yesterday, it was decided to expro- prlate the norm portion of the Community Welfare League grounds as a new school site. This action was taken by the trustees following a special meeting of the directors of the league earlier this week at which it was moved that the land be not sold at ifs than
somewhat exorbitant, the trustees; have invoked the power of the School Act, section 47, sub 2. which reads that "The board of trustees may, with the approval of the Min- ister, lay out such school lot of grounds up to a maximum of five acres". The trustees have now the anproval of t e Minister in Wl'li.lnK' to lay out t e site for the new school.
Also in support of this action there was read the act to incorpor- ate the Community Welfare League of Montague passed in 1921. This act sits sets forth the aims of the league which are as follows:
'”Ilhe league shall be non-sectar- ian, non-political and non-profit. sharing to its individual members, and shall have for its objects the benefit and welfare of the town of Montague, its citizens, and the community at large. i
"By developing a community spir- it among its citizens.
”By using its influence towards the betterment of the town schools in the matter of buildings, grounds and equipment, that will tend to- wards the intellectual, physical and social advancements of the pupils.
"By the purchase of lands to pro- vide sltes for public buildings, in- dustrial and commercial establish- ments and residences.
”By providing ways and means in such a manner as by it may be deemed advisable for the carrying out of these objects".
It is proposed to have 9. detail- ed plan of the grounds drawn up. and for this purpose a surveyor will be brought here in the very near future to complete this task.
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being brought here by Bill Lynch will offer fun and thrills for kids from eight to eighty. The mid- way, larger than ever before and with many brand new features. will be brought to the Province by special trip of the car ferry at Borden. This is done to facilitate its crossing while not interfering with the regularly scheduled trips of the ferries.
That many people do not care to be forced to leave the grounds during the morning in order to cat has been given greater atten- tion each year. For convenience there will be a horseshoe bar and main dining room srvlng meals supplied in the dining room by the Women's Institutes of Corn- wall and Meadowbank. In addi- tion there will be a large number of booths where quick snacks will be available. At the far end where the horse barns are located there is a special restaurant to provide meals for the horsemen. A large number of them are pat- ronizing it and have been for sev- eral weeks past.
Youth Day Features
An innovation will be made this year in introducing Youth Day on Tuesday. Children from schools all over the Province will be present for a full day's program which is being inaugurated to foster greater interest among them.
It will include talks by experts on horses, cattle, sheep, swine and poultry in the morning starting at 9.30. Later there will be a show- ing of films and discussions on silos, forestry, weaving. pottery and nutrition, and in the after- noon they will attend a free per- formance by the vnudeville stars.
Another feature which will show I great improvement this year will be exhibition of handicrafts by the Women's Institutes. The great new extension to the Fox Pavilion makes possible the showing of a far greater number of exhibits this year and the women are tak- ing full advantage of the fact. For several days they have been in the pavilion preparing and de- corating it to welcome the large crowd of visitors expected to visit there. I
Big Racing Program
Always headlining Old Home Week is the extensive harness racing program which nightly at.- tracts several thousands of fans. This year they will race every night during the week as well as on Wednesday. imunuay and Fri. day afternoons. Great amount of racing this year is made necessary by the large number of horses present now or arriving on each crossing of the ferries. The cream of the Maritime crop is expected.
Earlier Worrell Lewis, well. known handler from Sydney, N. S.. arrived with A group of horses which he had only recently brought down from Foxboro, Mu-8.. where they had raced with considerable success. The horses
included Crusader Chief, shining Hour. both owned by Mr. J. Bone.
Enjoyable Picnic For Legion Auxiliary
Atwood Mac-
...'Mr. and Mrs. Donald entertained members of the Legion Auxiliary and their families at their summer cottage in Brudenell, Wednesday afternoon and evening, August 8th. There was 8. large attendance and young and old enjoyed a program of swimming, games. ano other sports as well as a bountiful Iupper.
The following are the results of the races:
Children under 6
1. Roger Clair; 2. Ralph Fraser;
:5. Sandra l-looley. Children Under 12
1. StephenDunlop;2.John Clair;
3. Faye MacDonald. Ladies
1. Henrietta. Clair; St. Hilda Hil- chey; 3. Harriet. Maoxenzie.
Wheel Barrow Race For Children
1. Stephen Dunlop and Don Mac- Laren; 2. Enola Macxenzie and Faye MacDonald; 3. Neil I-Ioolcy and John Clair.
Wheel Barrow Race (Open)
1. lfenrietta Clair, and Harriet. MacKenzle; 2. Mary Hemphill and ll.-aura Mac.Nelll.
Murray Harbour North i
...'Mr. and Mrs. James Nodvvcll of Hartford, Cnnn.. are spending some time visiting at Murray Harbour North, guests of Mrs. Nodwcli's sister, Mrs. James Hen- derson and Mr. Henderson.
Miss Faye Maclnnis. Murray River, is vacationing at Murray Harbour North, guest of Mr. and Mrs. VVillard MacLure.
Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brown of Pelerborough, Ont.. were tendered A miscellaneous shower at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Llewellyn, Murray Harbour North
on Monday evening, July 28th. The numerous gifts were opened by Miss Lucy Millar and the sc- companylng verses read by Miss Alice Millar. Mrs. Brown was also presented with a gift of money from the Murray Harbour North Presbyterian choir. Mr. Brown. on behalf of himself and Mrs. Brown, thanked theirfriends for their thoughtfulness and kindness. after which "For They Are Jolly Good Fellows" was sung. The remainder of the evening was spent in dancing and social en- tertainment. with a delicious lunch being served by a number of tho ladies.--A0.
New York City. and Jenny Lind and Lucky Chief.
The first truckload of the 12 head being brought here by Joe McDonald, Sydney, arrived Thurs- day. Among them are the favor- ably known Vella La Vella. Rajah Hanover and Adam's Orphan. Johnny Conroy will be in with Single Streak and Postman while Harley Harrison has Gay Law and Westphal Girl. Other Maritime horsemen here or due in are Bunny Walker, Dr.gJ. A. Donahue, Cyril Dauphinee. Clayton Mac- Lcod, Jimmy Given and many more.
some of the better known horses they will have for racing will in- clude Iola Henley, Brooks of Ath- lone, 1-ledgewood Chief, Rusty Hanovei'.Bclllni Mite. 7-Up Direct, Dr. L. B., Lusty's Queen, Freddy Scott. Richard Budlong, Carl Fris- co. and. Rldgewood M.
The above are only a handful of the upwards of 300 which will fill the stables to overflowing and provide racing classes for lovers of all types of speed from the free for ails to the' slow classes and the young colts.
All things considered this should prove to be one of the biggest Old Home Weeks ever held. and indi- cations are that huge crowds will pack the big exhibition plant from start to finish of the six days.
Judge:
Officials selected to Judge the various classes among the exhibits have been chosen for their noted ability among the animals they will be placing.
Judging the various dairy cat- tle will be, Ayrshires, Mr. Gilbert MacMlllan, Huntingdon. Quebec; Holstelns, Mr. J. M. Fraser, Streetsville, Ontario: Jerseys, Mr. Arthur D. McKeown, Don Head Farm. Richmond Hill, Ontario: Guernseys, Mr. Murray Leonard, Clarence, NS.
Mr. Glenn Rcicheld, Jarvis, On- tario. will Judge the beef breeds of shorthorns, Herefords, Angus and Red Polls.
Judging other classes of live- stock will be Mr. J. M. MacCnl- lum, Livestock Branch, Ottawa, taking the horses: Mr. H. T. Mac. Charles. Federal Livestock Depart- ment, Monclon. sheep: Mr. Pres- ton Hooker, Ormstown, Quebec, swine.
Two local men from the Ex- perimental Form here will judge; the poultry exhibits. They are Mr. Charles B. Scranton and Mr. Lorne Ramsay.
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Boston. on Wednesday oi. she was entertained at too by Mrs. James Creighton. and later at din- ner at the Charlottetown Hotel. I I I
On Tuwday evening, Miss Ira- enus Duffy entertained at her home on Prince Street, at a "bal- loon shower." in honour of Miss Olarie Griffith. whose marriage is taking place in September. As the guest of honour punctured the bal- loons, she discovered a verse con- taining a clue to the whereabouts of each gift and, as they were open- ed, the verses were read by Miss Claire MacDonald. The guests in- cluded members of the Income Tax Office Staff of which Miss Griffith is a member.
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Miss Margaret Webster. Associate secretary of the Department of Christian Education of the Canad- ian Counctl of Churches, motored to the Island over the weekend from Toronto and is the guest of her parents, the Rev. and Mrs. G. C. Webster. She was accompanied by Mlm Ada Adams of the Ontario Religious Education Council.
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The ten hostesses at the Sum- merslde Golf and Country Club on
Wednesday afternoon were Mrs. Harold schurman, Mrs. Emma Holman. Mrs. James Macnougall,
Mrs. Ralph Somers, Miss Ellen
Mollison, Mrs. A. H. Lamont, Mrs.
H. 0. Brown, Mrs. W. Hayward,
Mrs. W. B. Howatt, Miss Jane Pett. . s .
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Baxter and Master Dennis returned to Ottawa this week after attending the Bax- ter-MscPhee nuptials on Saturday.
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Miss Audrey Graves of saint John, N. B., was the week-end guest of Miss Dorothy Daley, Sum- merside.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Purdy of Placentla, California, are visiting in summerslde, the guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. F. MacNeill.
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Miss Dorothy MaePhee, who ar- rived from Toronto to attend the Baxter-MacPhee wedding last Sat- urday. returned this week.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Carruthcrs have returned to their home in Summerslde after a visit with rela- tives ancl friends in Kentville and Halifax, N. s.
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Mr. and Mrs. Eric MacKay, sum- merside, have as their guest. Miss Yan Wilson of Truro. N. s.
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Miss Phyllis Stewart, who has been spending her vacation in Sum- merslde with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Stewart. left Monday on return to Montreal.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Macleod of Summerside are spending their va- cation in the Annapolis Valley, N. s. ,
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Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Ramsay. Summerslde, had as their guests. Dr. and Mrs. J. Reid of Maiden and Mrs. Gladys Stevens of Aar- lington, Mass.
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Miss Margaret Joan Multart, student of the University of Tor- onto, l.s vacationing with her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Multart. Summerslde.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Mitten of Truro, N. 5.. formerly of Summer- side, spent a few days this week at Stanley Bridge.
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Miss Dorothy Dodds of Toron- to, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Dodds. in summerside.
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Miss Anna Harris of Toronto is spending her vacation with her mother. Mrs. Ernest Harris, sum- merside.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ian Phemlster and son, Billy. left Thursday on re- turn to Brampton, Ontario, after it holiday in summerside with Mrs. Phemistei-'3 -parents, Dr, and Mrs. J. A. MacMurdo.
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Mrs. William Guigues and chil- dren, David and Barbara. returned to Ottawa on Wednesday after visiting in Summei-side. guests of the farmer's sister and brother-im law, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Campbell.
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Mrs. Willard Bruce. returned on Tuesday to her home in St. Stephen, N. B., after visiting in Summerside. the guest of Mrs. S. K. Todd.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Msclnnis. summerslde. had as their .guesl, Brother Ralph Bernard, 0. M. 1.. who had been visiting with his father, Hon. J. A. Bernard, in Tig- nish.
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Mrs. Charles Lockhni-t of Mal- peque has spent the past week in Summersidc. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ramsay.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. Earle Hickey and children of Bummei-side are vacationing at Fundy Park. N. B.
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Mr. and Mn. Maurice Tierney nndsdsughter. Anne, of Ottawa, are visiting relatives and friends in the province.
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Mrs. Chutes Lord, who has been visiting relatives in Ottawa and Regina. has returned to summer- nlda and is the guest. of her aon-ln- law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. tome Campbell.
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Blood. Quota
Citizens of Montague and sur- rounding responded in lai-ga' number at the blood donor clinic held last evening at the Ben- ver Hall. During the three hour session 107 donors contrlbuned blood putting the area over the top.
The members of the Blood Tram- fuslon Service, mobile unit. were gratified by the excellent response. The ladies of the Montague Wom- ens Institute assisted in register- ing the names, and also served a delicious lunch to all the donors The success of the clinic reflects great credit on Mr. Gilbert Clem- ents of Montague, under whose leadership it was organized.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennlson Craig and daughter have returned to Wollaston. Moss. after spending their vacation in Malpeque, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lock- hart. ,
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Mrs. Heath stroiiz. Summerslde, has as her guest her sister. Mrs. W. K. Rogers, of Charlottetown.
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Miss Dolly Matthew of Toronto is spending her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mr. Vernon Mat- thew. Summer-side.
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Mrs. James Townsend and fam- i.y of Regina. Saskatchewan are vacationing with the farmer's father. Mr. T. M. Linklctter.
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Mr. and Mrs. Keith Jelly with their children. gvaughan, Elaine and Katherine Lee of Berlin, N. H.. are vacationing with the fomie.r's parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Jelly at their summer cottage at Chel- ton. '
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Dr. E. Pearle Hopgood and ter, Miss Hazel Hopgood will re- turn to Halifax. N. S. the first of the week after spending their va- cation with friends and relatives in the province. They are regis- tered at llarbor View Cabins.
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Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Fisher of Brookfield, Colchester County, N. 5., who were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Waugh, Wilmot Valley, left this week on return.
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Mr, and Mrs. Calvin Fisher with their children, David and Barbara, of Erookfleld, N. 5.. have been vis- iting in Wllmat Valley, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hogg.
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Miss Mary Duffy, who has been holidaying in Summerslde, the guest of Mrs. W. P. Callaghan. left last week on return to her home in Providence, R. I.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Speers and daughter. sally. arrived from Cornwall, Ontario, to spend their
vacation with Mrs. cnts. Mr. and Mrs. beck. summerside. - . . MacF'arlane of Chicago, Illinois, is visiting her sisters. the Mises Martha and Enid MaeFarlane in Summerside. . . .
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert stokes and son Bobby of Brookllne. Mass. are visiting relatives in Summerslde and Coleman. .
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s. Hugh Macliechnie of Van-
co ver arrived in Summerside to
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Rev. and Mrs. Melvin Fisher and children of Brookllne. Ontario, are vacationing at Edgewater Cabins, North Bedeque.
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The M-isses Mabel, Grace. Mary and Belle Macxenzle of Vancou- ver, 13. C., and formerly of Flat River. spent a. few days in sum- merslde this week. guests of the Misses Mar.-Farlane.
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Ruth Maclieod have returned to summer" after spending their
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Mrs. W,. A. Gaudet. Fitzroy St, left for Moncton. N. B., on Mon- day for ten days' visit with her son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gaudet, Jr.. at 42 Woodlawn Drive.
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