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4M0 Sample o! Remington ee- turned recently hem attendance at Delhousie, Halifax-K.

—I0l SALE-Jive "ﬁltered. Yorkshire sows. three bred. Also ona grain crusher in good condit- ion. Welter onis. Middleton

—IIGULAR DANCE Iarkisfs Restaurant, Kensirltton. Tuesday Illht. May 4. Music by Rollie MICK o.

41710!!! IIANIIOIIATION .-'1‘be inauguration o! the West Point-Bsstouche ierry will give s new lease o! lire to all industries in West Prince Oounty. it will in- stssb shorter and much Quicker tranqeortation to mainland mar-

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’____ . —§G SONG INJOYID — On

Sunday, after the evening service in the Bummerside Presbywlln Church. the choir we! entertained st the lhnse. Genital Street. A n; o1 favorite lumns with Mrs. Cleve Whalen and Rev. Che: lea Gernegy at the Piano. We! heartily enioyed- M the mow hour, Mrs. .7. O. Cobb presided over the tea. cups and the hostess, m1. Carnegy was assisted in serv- by the president. lVLrs. R. W. 00¢, and . B. D. Ootfin. Ice cream donat by Mir. W. L-Forbes was much aqrsoieted. -6.

Mrs. Fred Billghsrn

-I. 0. O. I‘. Gull-DIAMOND -I‘hs 12th. anniversary o! the rounding o! the Independent Order d Oddleliaws wes observed in toe lummezeVe Baptist Church at Inc Ilmdsy morning service when a large nlurlber of the members o! the Prince Edward Lodge attend- ed in s body. The nliruster. Rev. I. J..3arrass. preached en appro- priate sermon on the three links. Iriendship. Ime and 'I‘ruth. tekins Ha teont in Iiocleslsstu 4:12 ‘A three fold cord is not quickly broken." Buitebls music was ren ﬁred by the choir under the di- rection s! the organist. Mrs Eric Qheen, the anthem being "Awak- ening Chorus" by Charles Gebricd -8.

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--PBU'N'N'HWG THE LINIG" AT IIA VIEW-Setting out the 10b- gter trap lines any place on tliO North Shore is s. yearly event which has some 0d the attributes e! e gold stampede or a zero-hour so stake an Indian Reservation. ﬂu-orwn open. The ﬁshermen IN

tense and nervous; 12:0! o'clock is}

the "dead line". They mill-silo’ ages to wait till day break. but there is little sleep. They are m tho "qui vlve" and keep watch!!! dyes and ears lest some ambitious one would try to “lee-bow" tin hunch. “Open house" was kept at Murphy Bros.‘ cookhouse at Sea. Wow-meals at all hours. The men were well stoked with Plbulum. witioh cheers and invigorates. and as day was breaking the boats loaded with traps heeded to sea. to try their luck 1o:- another season at the ‘ ‘ us staceans. K

—-EIMSDALE HA5 "GROWING PAILN5”-'I'he thriving village o! lllmsdale, situated at the intersec- tion o1 the Dock Road and the Western Road shows unmistakable signs o! materiel expansion. The writer in passing through noticed three new buildings. including s~ large garage, in dllierent stages a! erection. The namé “Elmsda‘.=." is euphonius and easily remember- ad, suggestive o! quietness sud pescefuiness. The social set-up must be conducive to longivity. In the close vicinity lives the grand old man George-Wallace. who re- oently Ielicltated with his numer- ous friends on his 96th birthday anniversary. lvLr. Wallace leit Ill- dian River shortly alter the Am- erican Civil War and took up residence near Elmsdale. He has rneny friends and relatives in Ken- slrlgton and Indian River. who wish him the blessings that go with a well spent life. if the writ er mistake not the genial Alex Cameron is still alive in the flesh. Mr. Cameron would be well along in the nineties. 1i not, his memory will be still living among his leg- ion o! friends. He spent the first forty years o! his lite in Kensing- ton. then called Barretts Cross. “K.

0’l.eary District And Its Activities '

Miss Marion MecPhee of ‘the Bree is employed with Smailmanﬁ Md. in Summerslde. ‘ '

luv. W13. Dickson p! OLesl-y has been visiting his parishioners n the Goldman, Brae and Brae rbouy districts this week. Miss Olive Dalton oi the Brae I accepted employment with the undry in Bummer-side and will leaving shortly for her position.

On Wednesday night, April t; they; was e very successful F; lera contest and Uance in the simian Hell sponsored byihe .1. o! Carleton. ely attended and

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Mk- Hsrry Saunders. who sumac the Western Hospital s couple o! weeks ego iadoing as nicely as can be expected.

__,__ Miss Harriet Murphy lett on Fri- day morning for Boston. Mass, Wilt" she Plane spending the sum» mer months.

Miss Vere lelllck e! Oxiord. N. 5-. is visiting in Aiberten. the guest of her sister. Mr. John Clark and Mrs- Oink.

—Mns. O. W. Hayes recently sn- lcysd s week's stay in Charlotte- town. with Iriends. who gave oer s cordial welcome.

..--. Mrs. Dilly arrived on Tuesdsyl tram ‘Ital-onto. Ontario. to visit he: deulhtet. KH- O. 8. Ounnlnlham and the Rev. Mr. Ounninéhsm. and

-is beins wevmiy welooe: .

Mrs- Heyden Dixon. recently re- tumed home his the » Western "ﬂlcltsl: her thirteen-es old baby lrl Marion. lnuiee is s in the "Wnltsl under medical oere.

‘Mr. John V. “semis; s: m". lax. N. 8.. spent the peat week lo eiblétclhuln the ‘interest of the

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Mi‘; 80b Foley. who has been "W"!!! relatives in Albsrton slld Kildare recently returned to his home in Worceste. Mus, Wm" he will spend e brie; 1mm“, M", hi! lather. Mr. Wilfred Iioley prior in his return to duties at 14mg Beach, California.

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The’ ﬁshermen o! this w Altai-we South, who am ‘Q: mt. two months have been busily "illltd PNPWIII lobster traps for "i" WWII "ma. which opened as My‘ sac new started out on "I l)’ cpewilibsatins s profitable lobster season. w

m1. Theodore uwu srriveti 11°81! 0h Wednesday eiier e var," 33113212"; i? $.55?" 133533" IN l. (M!!! litters and Mr. at"... '"' "" tum: me c

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lament. Butt and Mr. Norman Wood. Delicious refreshments were served.

Mrs. B. R. Burke was hostess in the Western Hospital Aid at ‘J91 spacious home on Thursday even ing. There were seventeen iadlsa in attendance and the usual knit ting and sewing was carried ou... Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. The President Mrs. John Proiit asked the ladies to kindly meet at the Nurses‘ Home for the next sewing meeting. -l\.

The funeral of the lets Miss Gbriltine Fraser was held at Al- berion Presbyterian Church on Iridsy afternoon. April ma, at three o'clock. The service was con- ducted by the minister. the Rev end Genres B. Ounninshsm. With Hrs. Howard Clerk as organist the hymns suns were: "l To The 811w Will Lift Mina liyls." ‘The Bends c! ‘rims Are sinking" and "Asleep in Jesus." Th! Pallbearers were Messrs. O. w. Hayes. Irsd Clark. l. 0. lnaith, Lloyd Wilids. William Irving and J. W. Waugh. Inter- ment in the Deck cemetery.

._..... {the seat-h occurred st hie home in Neutron. P. l. L. on April it. 1W o! llr- ﬂeoru Inseam. at. tale o! (my nine years. as was the eon d the late Mr. Philip Pridhem and m wile. Osiris (ﬂeet

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lowing brothers and sisters: Wil- liam Colwlll of Cornwall, Ont... and Thomas of Wooley. Ont. Carrie Mrs. Henry Wholley and Annie, Mrs. Wilbur Larsen. both residing in United states.

The funeral on Saturday. April 17. to Montroee United Church was preceded by a brief service at the home, At the ohurch tile pastor, The Reverend Ira MacDon- ald was assisted by the Reverend Roscoemice. With Miss Elizabeth Clarke as orsanist. the (allowing hymns were sung. "Jesus Lover oi My Soul." “Lead Kindly ugill.’ “The Lord's My Shepherd," and flibide With Mo." The‘ pallbear- ers were Messrs. Howard Bowllcsa, Neil Barbour. Wallace Donald. Rey- mond Bhee. Hudson Pridhsm, Join. E. Mountain. _.

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w. Arthur and Phil Arsensult are home now. getting ready for the iiailina uuon.

Arwlault oi Alla-en's villas: oiicr their congratulations on the arrival o! a baby girl Merle Dorise.

W. ls end Arsensult slid Mr. Melerd ilsnt horn Ilment In, were weekend visitors to their "er- ents. Both errtmn It. Dunstan‘; College. '

so». and em. ml “ t a family. formerly Mo: uggtlllzfllgi. have moved to Abrenvs Village

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-Friends of w. and Mrs. cm: ‘

Gallant’: parents. Mr. Mat O. Gallant.

A drsmltlc his was held in the Abram! Village £ourt House, Fri- day. The vrcsrsm lectured the tint and second Act oi the 7drams. I-‘Ourasan. Third and intact wid begiven on the beginning oi Mel Ii- thl Pariah hell. Proceeds an: (or the buildinl o! e new school. PM

Mr. Frank Arsensult of st Chrysostome. was badly hurt. when he was hit by lrreturning plank ill" WI! Ni"! Passed througla. his sawing machine. Mr. Arseneult was immediately rushed in the Sum- merslde hospital (or heed concus- sions. Apparently. no internal com- plications make the case critical.

Blends o! Mr; Stanley Geudst u!

o 5i" 5.... s. "$153223 "Pit; wits. Mrs. Gsudet passed away. ei- ter being e patient in the P. 0. Hospital for a short while. ‘to the stricken family. we estend our true sympathise. -Mreln.

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Grade vI-Lorrainalusllsnt Lor. reine Arsensuit, Mathurin Gallant. Grade V —ldwin Derby. Louise Araeneult. Velma Gallant.

Omie 1V — Prlacille luote. Ger- erd T. Arsensuit. Gerardo. Ar- senault.

Grade III - Francine Arseneutt. Anna Gallant. Eveline

J. Albert Gallant. principal. Ids Arssnsuit. assistant.

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