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ATTENDED ART MEETING— The following members of the P. E, 1'. Art Society attended the Maritime Art Association over the week-end in Seckvilla-Mrs. P. A. Oreelman, Mrs. J. A. Maser. Miss lime MacLeod, ._iss Rene Wood. Mia Edith P. Hurrh, Mia Jennie W. ‘fume-r. Miss Berna Huestis.

POLICE COURT-At police co. t yesterday t-vro drunks were each fined three dollars and costs or five days. Three milk vendors won. fined for selling milk con- taining sediment and one for sell- ing milk containing less than three and a halii’ per oent butter-fat A prohibition and an eaccise case were adjourned till Ti-ursdav for judgment.

I'LL IN MONCTON-Mr. Alfred Pickard and M-rs. Plckard oi this cit/y were in Sackville last week attendihi! the Convocation of Mount Allison University, of which their daughter, Freda, is a s-tu- dent in the ﬁrst year. After the

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In Memoriam A II. JOHNS MUQUAID

a lanai“ my vim m in Hr”? l. e naernory o [cutie 351:: u: amt-whee rather and a citizen. in IOHQIOWD OD 5

took a severe heart attack while in one of the hotels there. His son Walter ledt Charlottetown the i01- lowing day m see his father. and has returned accompanied by hi5 sister. Mrs. Pickard is remaininil in Moncton with her huJbantLwho axxxirding to. latest reports la rest- ing comfortably and will return home when his condition is fur- ther improved.

W M. S, MEETING — The quarterly evening meeting of the Valleyfield Aux. W. S. M. was held at the home of Mrs. Munro Bruce with Mrs. M . MacL-eod leading the devotional period. The Easter program was carried out, Scripture and topical readings were given by Mrs. Munro Bruce, Mrs. J. A. MacPherson. Mrs Peck Peardon and Nona Bruce, after which three members lead in pray- er. The business period was con- ducted by the President, Mrs. W. A. Bruce In the alosence of Mrs. iwbutt. Miss Edith MacDonald acted Secy. Ten members respond- ed to roll call by giving a verse or question from the book of Daniel. Several absent members sent vers- es or questions to be read in re- sponse to their names. Community Friendship Secy. Mrs. M. D. Martin checked on visits made in that dept. Trees. reported $12.10 sent to Presb; ‘Preas. “Facts about Korea“, from the study book were given by Mrs. Van- Buskirk After the benediction lunch was served by the hcwtoes and a social hour enjoyed. The W.M.S. and Mission Band Easter Thank offering service was held, Mrs. John MacLcod presided. Mrs. D H. MacPhersun, and lvirs. Dan MacKinnon existed in devotional program. Mission Band program consisted of singing. recitatlons. pageant and drill. The regular May meeting of W.M S was held in church hall on May 10th. After the devotional period conducted by Mrs. Finlay Matheson, the Presi- dent took the thair. Minutes roll call from Book of Hosea, offering and Trees. report followed Re- ports from other secretaries. and correspondence were dealt with. Some members who were unable to attend sent their offering by enve- lope. Mrs. (RevJ A. J. Ebbutt was warmly welcomed back aftér her trip to Scotland. It was in- teresting to hear from her some news "Free the Auld Land " Mrs. J .A. MacPherson reviewed an in-

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= one non, Melvin, are left = ,,_... mourn their lose. In 1921 he re- t to urla and from than until his death his life centred

. e o and fanTb Elam , in ev way. the d ‘ was in- u in which tend- MONTAGUE-BAT. 5rd. ed toward civic l rovemervt and MATlNEE-ii P. M. advancement. The ly attend- SOUEIS-MON. 5th. ed funeral which d from hia late residence to 5t. Marya Roman Camellia Church in Bourla 1,0,, ~ ~ .. w tho ‘ in which the deceased was held Convocation they left for Moncton tm-oughout the community. Ber- where Mr. Piclrercl unfortunately vices et the Ghulwh Bud 811W

were conducted by Rev. H. Cmken.

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ltwaawithadeerp feelingof sadness arnd regret that we learn- ed of the death of Nims. Bernard Callaghan, who peaoemlly awa at the Hrovinclal Sanatorlurn on iiilednesday, May 10th. at the thirty years. The de-

keen sense of humor made her a greet favorite with all who had the pleasure of making her ac- quaintance. Although in failing health for about one year, she bore her illness with great oour- HQB. and was never know-n to com- plain, and her death came as a great shook to her femil and rlends. Ste leaves to ohersh her memory a sorrowing husband and three. small children. Jackie age 7, Florence age 8 and Norbert age 4, also two sisters, Mrs. Arthur

Y. . nerd and Ray. St. Mary's Road. Ste hen and James, Bear River a Patrick. Rmcbury. Mass, and Joseph, Avttleboro. Mass. Also her stepmother, Mrs. James Hughes. St. Mary's Road.

The funeral which was largely attended took place from her late residence 315 Grafton Street, Fri- day morning. May 12th, to St. Duns/tans Basilica, where the Re- quiem High Moss was celebrated by Rev. Father Keefe. who also conducted the service at the grave. The pail bearers were: B. H. Hughes. L. O. Kelly. Thomas Mc- Gabe, William Collins, Daniel

It was decided to send a box of clothing in the near future to the needy in Labador and Newfound- land. Meeting closed by repeating the benediction in unison. Hymns suggested in the “Missionary Monthly” program are used at maztlnga.

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May her soul rest in peace.

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