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The annual meeting of the Catho- lic Women's league, Charlottetown sub-division was held in the parlors oi the Stored Heart Home. Mon- day evening, April 0th with a large attendance o1 members present. Aft- ei- the opening prayer the President. Mrs. Maclntyre read a brief address giving a clear and concise summary of the year's wofkpconunending the various officers and convenors of committees for their splendid co- operation and faithful service for the League throughout the past

‘ year, Reference was made to the fvisii. last. June 0f His oms Arch- libishop omen-y of Edmonton the ,Honorary National Chaplain who so 's.bly addréssed the ladies of st. Dun- stan's perish on the work of the C. W. L. throughout Canada and its wonderful growth and record oi achievement since its inception nine years ago. The sub-division is look- ing forward to having a future visit from l-lis Grace when he will be a guest in our Diocese at the Solemn

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C etlon of St. Dunstan! Cs- thedral. The president spoke of the splendid new hall which ls now being pupal-ad and renovated for the use of the Lelsue and its activ- ities and stated it was hoped to in- stall e parish library with a goodly assortment of books and reading matter in one of the rooms which will be iltted up for that purpose. The National C. W. L. had sustained o. sad loss in the death of two of its pest. officers, Miss Bellelle Guerll. the ﬁrst National President, ‘and Walter Armstrong the first Honorary Secretary, both of whom had given zealous service to the or- ganization. Mrs. Meclntyre thanked the members and officers for their loyalty and devotion to the League during her term of office and asked a continued interest, and co-opera- tion with the new board of govern- merit.

‘The Corresponding Secretary. Mrs. R. J. Macdonald gave s. clear and itemized record of her work in this department and wished to ex- press her thsnlrs to those who so courteously assisted her at various times. Mrs. Macdonaid completed her two year term in this capacity and vacated the office as required by constitution.

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B. '1'. Holman, Ltd, Mrs. W. O. Davy and "the members of the league who made it possible to provide much hoppinees to the poor children of the city at. the Yuletide season.

The entertainment-committee told of the splendid success, both artisti- cally and ﬁnancially, of the dramat- ic performbrice “Smiling Through" which was presented in Prince Ed- ward ‘meairo during the week of the Medical Convention last June. A splendid address outlining the work that should be carried on by the C. W. L. was given in Rosary Hall in October by Rt. Rev. Maurice Mac- donald and in November Professor Henry Blanchard gave a most int- eresting and graphic dcscriplion 0f his visit to France and other Euro- pean countries last summer. Musical

programs were a pleasing feature of the meetings and social gatheringsj with refreshments and card parties pleasan‘ interludes in the year's work. The new Willis piano purchas- i ed last fall was proving a real bene- ilt and pleasure not only to our sub- division meetings but to those of the Junior Lellue and the Si. Zita Club as well. '

The president spoke ‘briefly -in congratulation of the work done and called upon Rt. Rev. Monsignor Macdonald, the Chaplain. to address the meeting. ‘The Reverend Monsig- nor commended the work done and the methodical yway in which the various reports were presented. There was much work to be done in the perish, a new school to be built and he urged e. close co-operatioii all parish activities Referring to the new rooms on Richmond Sh, he as- sured the ladies they were being placed in ﬁrst class condition and would be found to be comfortable and commodious and suitable in every way for the work of the League. , It. was his desire to provide an ex- l celient library for the use of the: parishoners and thought it could be ‘ splendidly accommodated in one of i’ these rooms which is in such a cen- l tral location and easily accessible. He was glad to see so many oi the mem- bers present and glad to welcome the new comers. 1 ‘Upon the president vacating the‘ chair, Rev. Monsignor Macclonald‘ presided over the Election of Offic- ers, Mlss Florence Dorsey. Convener of the nomlnaaing committee brought in a. slate oi nominee for the various offices and this was‘ supple- mented by nominations from the floor. The following ladies were el- ected to serve the comins Wm? President. Mrs. W. J. Maciniyre. 1st. Vice President, ,Ml'S. R. J. Mil:- donald,"

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. ‘ t M‘. J. .1. done. The sum of $1375.94 was raised wit; vice Preslden ’ ‘S _ by the subdivision and“: the PM‘ lirduryice President Mrs F‘ Mc- ' . - " Y"? "141 31333-24 d-lsbllmd ltiwml Keamey ' ' J. Vi’. ROBELEII. Charlottetown. P. E. I. n. credit balance 0f 852.70. The Ca- ' 23 » - ,/ z Jholio- Women's League having been Treasure" Mrs‘ F‘ J‘ Case‘ ' ~ ~ . i) ~~ appointed as m Dummy m the Corres, Secfy, Mrs. r‘. Mumiy. A. 1-. (eAMi BLLL; Montague, P. E; I. Sacred Heart Home last July the sum Iwwld ENVY‘ M“ M M" Mmvhy’ T’ . . . . -‘ ~" - ' i ,1vi,r<iie;-.-L<i- ——— ‘. of ‘alum w“ ‘Mn w 1mm! ' mo. wellouiixlrldlorqriailspetsf. 1131;; J EA N Y Cen s: Hucl Rv n a ..lB0‘é srssnsnn MINING EXCHANGE | _. _ ' . v March 16th. to Sia-Anihonlfs-Giilifvli‘ dern laundry equipment Unwards ' ‘d t, “Qhmﬁg ...,“ Con Gas Co m Y) H101‘. 1mm” , 6mm“ “Npmn The“ was largely attended, Rev. cum-i" of "4090 w“ “pended ‘qr m“ midonclﬂtihAglgters 00f st Marihaiiud Motor Car Co 20'. f Aim" i" 90min"! “lmmum m“ mam“ Sh“ “d Gaudet. parish Prim °ﬂl9i¥i~ieznt< lighting and upkeep of Rosary Hall w" Sh“ er ‘mi arlor" m sﬂc- Standard on of N J __ _ 5.7,}; opgnlng Noon (1053 g careful nursing could ‘do was done the mun-ch gnd at, the Efﬂvef "£11K; and about $250.00 in Social service i“ ° “e ° ‘ f‘ P missmeetln laeadmg Co ___1Q6 ‘Abana ......... .. 1.05 1.00 15cm him. Hoping against hope. he pgll-beﬂrgfs were Augugtln'¢""‘¥f§tt;-¢ and charitable work. The National "d Heart H°m° ‘nil 1 hBnCEfOrQSOUthem Paciﬁc H127 ._~\condn . . . . . . . . .. .1381 Jtilé .12'.-'_» inext entered the Montreal General us} J“ J. Peters’; humnmtpgégn_ obligations were attended to and “"1 i" "l: °- "a t; 5i reducm junk,“ Paciﬁc Ry Hm zAmity Copper .50 .20 .35 LHospital, bill; it. W85 all of no avail, and Edward can,“ i _ - upon the adoption of the treesur- t° “m” n,‘ h“ u °n n g4 . A1 h | C __143:v ‘Aron . . . . . . . . . . . .. .10 .10 .10 ‘and he was forced to return to his . i w" d‘ ' the Bulldl Fund debt it was the-l» s I" .°° ° ° - ' . 4 All will ilillt/e n ex n m! i. er's report all expressed satisfaction “g 'dl b ,wemnghouse Em “A4514. ,Ai-no . . . . . . . . . . . .. .37 .38 .30 :ho_me to await. the end. Dilring those I sympathy ‘o the bereavedv-Imhtnﬁ. and congmendation ‘of Lilian tailed mPxofjjilgzafihtﬁfcézaiﬁtedecixl; lunued Sliileg Steel .400 marry Hollinser »- - B1’ B3 iliifimg “‘°“:‘:1d“° ule°sgv°dnfll izeftheu- hour of trial and sorrqvn?" and care ul manner nw c re~ |‘ ' Bedford . . . . . . . .. .59 .59 . , Wm! 65F B n 0n 5 _ - » ' h“. pelt was presented. if" I°°d 51m" y“ gmmtihsy “m, il-lidgood ........ .. as .30 .40 ‘iatives and kind friends could give. ‘ER-NON Bu,“ smog); "f. The report of the Cohvvﬂw‘ W“ l“ “"1"” °“ en” °' " . MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE Big 10115501111 1.16 1,12 1.13 He suffered much, ‘out. bore it all i " - --_ .~. .- " of the Committee for t-hc Tents-Ive W“ Wire m“ f” a .Biickingham .00»; .0021.- .06‘i!vv1i1insi1v and seldom complained. Honor Ron o, vemm, Rm, 50,1519. the "aged and lnflmi" Mrs. Ju. Kis- ‘mm! °P°“'"$ “i “e “°W f‘ 5"" gin Alcohol . a5 Cap. Rouyn .... .. .0511.- 0512.» .00 IThe deceased was e vouns man oi m. March sins was then read- It showed mmv "F" "h" °°mP'°“’d' “m” “m m‘ Miss Kan s: Texas a .. .415 1Com. Manitoba .00 .00 .54 [ﬁne qualities. “"1 ‘"5 “limy ‘t’ Grade x-- Lona carvene Isobel Ohlfii-lblﬂ l"! Pﬂﬂvfmld- M1 W“! "l" ‘m’ Pubuclly m m“ pm” Montreal Power .. ....10i iclericy n18 .18 .18 spoofed in the community, where he 5mm . couple were supplied with groceries ' National Breweries ...l33 ~ Dome _ _ _ _ 9,25 9,25 940102.111 be missed by many friends. Hie Grade vIn_1 Ame gapvgb. 2 and fuel throughout the year and ' Winnipeg Elect . . . 7B“.-i}='n]¢@nbr1¢?gg 103m 10,30 10,00 ‘leaves to mourn his early death- l'llS who“ Wood. 3 Joseph cume‘ o”, - r ,, . . I y - » ~ _ - _ ‘ : - Christmas hampers were taken to Stock Quotatggns Brazilian TTur-tlon 31:. , Granada ....... .. .10.. 40-. .101. lsoritowiniz aidsv- nee Aivma Gal Grade VIP, Jean CMVGL 2 n.3,,“ the lnfln-nlry as well as receding Steel C0 of Canada 33x0 lﬂowey . . . . . . 1.25 1.25 1.29 . eight Goring cliildren..BEvelilne. MacDonakL 3 Gordon ma. 4 Fflapl-Fyé: ter and religious articles of devo- HALIFAX. April 10 -— Quotations Shsvvinigsn . iii ‘Hudson 35y 15,50 13,50 13,35} ve, Theo ore. Yvonne, eren ce- okeem 5 Joe MacDonam _ _ __ tion required by inmates. A Christ- furnished by Johnston and Ward Dominion Bridge 95H Imp Nicke] 459g 4950 45,90 ‘Louise, Helen and Theresa; his agedi Grade vI__1 Fem Lea“ 3 p555; ‘ mas box was also leni- i» Sacred Members Montreal stock Exchange. Massey Harris . .. 66 Keeley .42 .42 .38 i father and mother. Mr- and Mrs- can.“ 3 Donald MacDonald. 4 ma? Heart Home with Feelings to some Asbestos - - 11 Lake Shore 20.50 20.50 20.50 fDomlnivk G811"! °Y Duvai: and the C08,,“ 5 Ralph ma‘ 6 G1e,,__1_ﬂ._..,-,. of the inmates who were far from NEW YORK EXCHANGE Buildinﬂ Products "" 33'“ Mali-mic .50 .46 .50 jroiiowing brothers mid sisters: Jos. i‘ Dans woo¢ g Evhnm Macuepiug. theirlfriontll- . Fraser and Co --- 64 Mandy . 1.55 1.55 l.57ieph B. and Gilbert of Winnipeg-Megan cum; - _ The Educational Committee under At Top 6s Santa Fe Ry ...19’ii5 Chas Gurd . . . . .. 37 v ‘Man 335m _ A5 45 351,5 [Mam Mrs, Anthony 901m“ o; Deﬁ Grade v__1 Bemegce Qigeege,‘ the Coavenorshin of Mn- mnk Am can 0o "1280; Power Corporation 96? Mlnlni Corp. 4.00 4.00 4.00 ltrDlt, Mlrlii Mrs. .1. 1r. Blanchard sqwiirres MacDonald. 4 i ‘w "I Murray rewrted havinl furnished Am Car d: Fdy Co ... ...l00 British Ameica Oil 7w Murphy .28 .28 .28 ‘Charlottetown, Mrs. John F. Gallant‘ Grade IV-l Wells HClTlIlgfw-Q prizes to 6t. Tunstanb University), Am locomotive Co .. .. ..11'l-% Imperial Oil . . . . . . . .. ...i0'l Mﬂnww 1935,01 Piusvlne‘ and Dome o; Du...“ ‘Cecelia Curr“. 3 Margn-et-Cpnqlkpyﬂ Queen Square and Itochford Square Am Smelt a: Re Co ... ... ..l02% McDougall .. . ’ . ’ .55 ianother sister. Josephine (Mrs. Da- ‘Mildred Candy, 5 HeleirMMQQHBliln Schools and Noise Dame Convent Am Bosch Mag 0o 54 BANKS .N~ewbec .34‘: .34‘: .3786 .mas Richard). died on March 30th. Grade 11-1 Cliff ma. 2 B5315 and also thy pending of n suhsorip- Ari Cop Min Co ... ... ..l43 v ‘Nipissing ......... 2.75 2.75 3.25‘|Another brother. Aubin, was drown- carver, 3 Lloyd McLeod and Ethel, tion toward the National " ‘ ‘ _ ' Bank Royal - ‘ ~ - -- ~36" - Norando. .. .. 51.15 51.75 51.25 ed in Lugust, 1024. MacDonald (equal). 4 Myrtle Costly. ‘hm 5h. mnoumgd m, ' I 0g Bank Montreal "-343 pioneer .41 .41 .47; The funeral which was held from Grade I-1 Gerald MacDonald. a second scholarship this year the Sheritt Gordon 8.50 8.50 8.50 ,i~.ls late homo on Saturday mornlnglJoseph Christian, 3 Cecil MacDonald. ‘ubkcc o, m. u“, ‘Mum 01mm‘. WHEAT sudbury Basin 0.20 9.25 8.05 Riv ‘ration; the phlse which pleases me "l." Would sll" . m‘, Bvlvwiie -- 1~"~'* 11° fﬁ most." This Scholarship is a burse n MHY - - - - ‘ ‘reek Hughes . 9.00 s. 0 of 02000.00 and rei- girls qasiined to rllllll Ill POIIIII‘ My - -- -- Towagmec .. 2:0 enter on a university coin-u. There - sepe . . . . . . -- - 1st, Anthony . -5 - o r .’ ‘ M P» Averill, “$13M A ~ i" Jar; J0 are at present several tirls in this wp, “p, “Mm Con" siadacona .. .1215; w so 1M0 Diocese entering the contest which mole with my heart I d not ventures . 1 < f c d lwliilﬂlrﬂ iii his!“ Windfall .00 cs .00 O ORG G - ' ismtionalsnderebusilyworkins mung-mu.“ MU; _ on m“; .”‘y|_ . u‘ M88‘ -- " ‘wright Her. 1.90 1.85 1.00 v .;. . Edin- July . . 951i. wmnwcn o“ s7 .45 .45 “A n The report on social service was Aaaﬂibor toldinatetsiy ' 95% ' M5 5w a my.“ by u“ n a. ca.’ ‘no h” 88p?’ ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Duhousle ________ Qfm _ . . _ ‘ W‘ "WW1? i“ "i" .7“ o... (When, as, and if issued) _ among the p00?‘ and helpless. having I M , _ , _ __ been m several yaasrdmteoer of - i n gmgrgam B h S Q ‘ we —— —-—- . ...... ...... Committee. ...... - _ _ oug t o uote . _ mesweniwloedwiihrseaiueiane s " 4m ARTHUR osneam- » " ~ Gmmwmwmmwhu ... ANDML in item-y‘ mu was welfptthnlnd. Wm,“ at hi. homo at Dimr. on ‘Thurs- ,__ ., _ , about I0 ei-ildren resolving s bag “.55.; “ﬂunk ’ day.“ March 14th, ami- an illness of n. nonaes. n. lunar. Iaelahur Ildm. Summer so. " ofeanb ' mﬂg l an] ' ' lama twonen. ,. eel ne year. occun-ed the death ‘"""""' " w o, ‘a; a . w “XIV my '" "W124" ‘L, 22th:“. onuam M, the "ﬂy “e ftllllllliilll: Monltell Meek Inna-as, Ierenieseeea Exchange, ‘J . July _, .. t n f v ' llnlilnnl Curb Inset. Wlnllpo] Grain Intense. ‘ .oee “.1201. °' m‘ l"°‘" »“"" rel-u» lhord sums... ‘ ' ~ l At the onsr‘ of his illness, the ds-\ L » “Q4.- Lmm“ w.‘ m“ ceased spent M!!!“ Ditch in RIB. =