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JULY 31- 1947 J ' rm: cnannorrsrown I diensington llotes Lloyd liuohomin l » E G E a R THEATRENT MLREC-IHTIITB/lonctomwas l I SUMMERSIDE a recent business visitor here.. ' g _ FRIDAY and SAWRDAY ...’.""..S?$“°.‘..3.“°.’.ZL’.‘..YJ; 2212'. 0 U T S T A N l) l N G F U R N l U R E Double Bi" duys on business.

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Farm lllaohlnery 0n lland

’We now have the followlngl

farm machinery on hand: Binders, truck waggons, rakes,

elevator and Ransome beater

diggers, sprayers, potato grud-

ers, Kangaroo and Maple Leaf, tractor and single furrow plows.‘

Also a complete line of parts

for Coekshutt and John Deere. machinery) Ranaome diggers, Watson, Hardy, and Eureka sprayer! and Boggs graders.

_ JAMES A. MacNEiLL 8r SONS

i SUMMERSIDI

Miss Annie Mae Cole, New bon- Champiorrs Restaurant.

Misses Joyce and Helen Mullaly are spending their vacation in Souris. guests of Mr. Fred Mullaly.

Mr. and Mrs. J. l. Arsenault, Passmore Street, Charlottetown, spent Sunday in Kensington re- newing old friendships.

i Miss Minnie Roach has resum- ed her duties at Champion's Res- taurant after a pleasant two weeks’ holiday spent in Moncton.

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Moase and daughter, Joyce. are on a motor trip to Dorchester. Mass. and ‘will also visit other American cit- es.

asr. Albert Vincent has returned U Si. Jﬂhri. NB, having spent a deiightfuz holiday with friends and relatives in Kensington and Sum- merside.

Mr. Keith Kennedy left Sun- day on a motor trip to Boston, Mass. l-le was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Allison Bernard and two sons.

m. and Mrs. w. H. Oulbert of Tucson. Arizona, were recent vis- itors here and were very much Imilreiwd with the beauty of the Garden of'the Gulf.

Mrs. U. 1!. MacDonald. Niagara

Jails, Ont. recently spent some ltime in Kensington on business. Mrs. MacDonald is a representa- ltivo of the Spirella Co.

Rev. Edward Parson. rector of the parish of 5t. George's. Ari- chat, spent a few days recently, guest of his friend, Rev. D. E. Noel.

w. Romeo Morin. Montreal. of the First ‘Irena Oanada Cycle Tour was a recent. overnight guest at

rTreeholme en route to Montreal

before leaving for Vancouver to complete the tour.

Mrs. I. Lyle and son David of Toronto recently motored to P. E. I. with their friends Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wallace and’ son Kent of Gunningsville. N. 13., and were

‘guests at Treeholme.

Rev. B. Pream, Crepaud. is mending his annual vacation in Kensington, a house guest of Mr. and Hrs. Lloyd Howard, and is receiving a warm welcome from his numerous friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Davis. Truro. motored to Kensington for the week-end. They were accom- panied by Mlss Erma Gill and

I LLOYD DUCHIMIN i

BackvLIe N. B. - Professor Lloyd Duchemin has been appqinud

Head of the Dr-partment oi Jirngiish all Mount Allison University, sue- ceeding Professor H. P. Gundy who has accepted the position od Lib- rarian at Queen's University, ac- cording to an announcement made by Dr. WT. Ross Fiemington, Uni- versity President,

were house guests o! their p". ents. Mr. and Mrs. William Gill.

The many friends o! Mr. L, A, Mann will be sorry to learn ha has had to enter P. 0. Hospital for treatment after being confined to his home for sometime through illness and wish him a speedy recovery.

relaxation.

‘rho many friends of Mr. James Maz-Kinnon will be sorry to learn that it has been necessary for him to return to a. hospital in Halifax for a second operation. All wish Mr. MacKinnon a speedy recovery. He was accompanied by Mrs. MaoKinnon.

Among recent American visitors to our town were: Miss Agnes Fin- r nelly, Boston; Mrs. Anna Dou- cot, Boston; and Lolly and George lrarlrin, Messrs. E. Cahalan of Bronx, N. Y.. and E. c. Laudweler, Jersey City. N. J.; Mabel D. Ket- chum, New York City, and Mal- colm C. Ross of Waltham, Mass. who is an annual visitor to our fair province. end all were guests o! Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Millman at

'I'reeholme. '

Nb‘. and Mrs. Benjamin Cam-i I eron returned ,last night from

Moncton where they spent a‘ delightful week with their dough-l ter and son-ln-law. Mr. and Mrs.‘ Fulton vaynter- The!’ We" M"

compsniod by their son Elwood.

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Mrs. William Smith of’ Bloomfield has returned to her home after spending a most enjoyable visit in Cnariottetow with friends andro- lativea.

Mrs. Harry MaoAusland, young son and daughter Jean, of Char- lottetowin, were recent visitors to Bloomfield.

Miss Molly Foley of Bloomfield Station was a recent visitor to Halifax.

lvilr. Donald MacDougall of Bloom- ﬂeld Station was l. recent visitor to Mlminigash.

Mr. Dennis and Aletha McCor- mick are spending two weeks vaca- tion hi lviimlriigash.

Mr. Raymie Arsenault has re- Ilurned to his home after visiting in Monctoin, Sununerslde and St. John.

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Our furnace repair men are now ready to look after all pipe and pipele/se furnace repairs. Phone or Write our

_ Miss Viola Pineau and friend. 0! Montreal. returned home on Sun- day after spending two weeks va- cation with the farmer's parents, ‘Mr. and Mrs. Urban Flineau, of Bloorndleld ‘Corner.

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Mr. Burt Dorian of Boston, Mass, recently motored to the home o‘ his father. Mr. Joseph Dorian. of Bloomfield Corner.

‘ SUMMeRSIDE "WHERE OLD FRIENDS MEET"

‘ Mr. Haber Proﬂtt oi’ Roeebank motored to York on Sunday.

Misses Francis and Minnie 0'- Bolloran ot Bloomﬁeld were recent visitors to Bummerslde.

Mr. Keith Pratt of Bloomfield Station attended the Irish moss meeting held in Charlottet re- gently.

Hr. Uelth Thompson ,haa testim- od his duties as egg grader at the - grading station o! Mr. Keith

Pratt, after enjoying s very pleas- ant vacation.

Mr. C. W. S. Bentley of the W. P.'l‘. B. of Charlottetown, was in Bloomdield recently on business.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clarke of Lexington. Mass, motored to Rose- bank on Saturday where they are the guestg of the lattefs sister, Mrs. Robert Hunter.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Melisa and Miss Mary Donley. of Sumrrneraide, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Hunter on Sunday.

A large number of people from this vicinity attended the celebrat- ion o! St. Anne's at Lennox Island

o Sunday.

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New garage with oemens floof and driveway.

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SUMMERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM THURSDAY, AUGUST 7 AT 8:30 P.M.

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