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MONDAY

rostrum. or rue urre ‘Mus.

m5, Eleanor Pruwse took place ir

the residence of Mrs. I... E. Prowse.'1,ure_ wh . Richmond Street 0n Sunday after-l conductedmlaay “Retsrhollxlt derailed»? noon, The service which was heldiusstswd by . . . . m the house was conduc .1 by Rer.

H, Johnson and Rev. Dr. Rams

mm of whom also officiated at the grave. The interment was in the L people's Cemetery. The pail-bearers‘ were; Messrs. John T. Maclicnzle,» A A, Alley, s. A. Macbeod, P. Mac-' q-ggue, Jus. Garter and W. A. Hous-

lls iiOCKY POINT FERRY _ s:

running and an even bot that iillt‘ will lbreuk her record for thc pustl

mlrty years, the S- S. has an open channel and from pl

gel" indications will run m. llnys. perltttpfl weeks yei- Lust. your the fm-ry went oi‘! the route on lletwcm her itlitll- Tho 1111111881 Hhl‘. has run

for lilo past liliilty years was I

nulil January 10th, o few yours figu-

Tilo report of ice conditions ycste

day were, no ice to speak of from here t0 Point Prim, wlill thc Gull‘ entirely clear. Parts of East. Woo! and North rivers are covered wilh n thin coating, bllt if the Drew“, molllon, Altu., Decenrber 21st, five mild spell continrues will be ullsule Ymllll-l 111v" “"1111 raiflctl to ‘ priesthood by lilo Most Rev- Hem" .1. (Theory, viz. Rev. Ralph .Vl'll-§

“Wham Owe". new, eree Chester Campbelll. Mr Bertram “Owsdale had the palm,‘ "efmmanl new John i, crowd of fans are making the trip. misfortune go 1°58 m5 large dweljAhoarno and Rev. William J. Mfr} ling house by fire on Friday Jann-' Lami-

ior tmvellint

pry 6th. The flre originated from

as much furniture as possible. Hel

of the near neighbours The flames spread so rapidly. th

hour. Mr. 'I‘rowsdale‘s loss is

dale in his heavy loss.

are mostly mares are well bred and will be an acquisition to the al-

srrivc tonight in charge of Mr. Kcl-

bllt now owned by Dr. J. S. Jcnk- ins. Tile New Glasgow News says: Col. D. A. McKlnnon, oi Charlotte- iow who recently lost the Yank,

bought at Sole. At the final day of the Toron- to Driving Club Meet, Fred Medium lowered the course record for a trot-

nnd heat in -2.

A still ‘was rung in ht 3.20 p. m. last night for o. fire in No. 9 Granville Street. a house owned by

by Mr. John Donovan.

lar. and also in the main wall of the house, it was over an hour be- fore it was completely extinguished. Mr. Donovan was sitting in the llsrlour of the house, when he notic- ed smoke coming out of the wall. near the surface, and the alarm was at once turned in. Damage to the extent, it is estim- sled of about $500.00 was done to the front part of the establishment by fire and water but the family were not forced to leave the house. 1t is thought that the damage is partly covered by insurance. but ow- ing to the absence of the owner, it is not possible to verify this. The fire is believed to have start- "! hy a spark from the furnace lllllitlng a stack of shingles piled vii in the cellar close to the outer wall of thc house.

It was a very great surprise and shock to the relatives and many friends of Mr. John R. Davies to 1mm of his very sudden death.

Mr. Davies, who has been con- Mcted with the Marine Service for "it? llast twenty-five years, returned i0 Charlottetown a few days r180 {ram mum where the c. o. s. Blyfleld." with which he was con- ‘Wfld. was laying up for the wint- ll- Those who saw him thought he was in his usual good health. It ap- mffl. however, that he was suffer- lls With heart trouble and other iments for some months past and been in consultation with his ma?!“ advlsor. 0n Saturday a friend went to his lllflrtmcnts on Queen Street and midi"! thc apartments open and M Yelillonse in a knock at the door _dcd to enter, thinking that per- liis Mr. Davies was ill. as his over- °°°l and hat were hanging in the and to the visitor's horror he vcred Mr. Davies in his bed ‘mmliiy dead. Dr. Houston. the r was notified and immediat- ely "WW1 the scene and decided an illleet was unnecessary as Mr. Da- m“ had passed away in his sleep.

MP- Davies was a son oi the late

y‘ "hi! Mrs. Simon Davies and a

s. Three brothers survive. “hilly $011 in New zeuland, lire?- hur ll

Mum)“. Eagles {no Art \ The late Mr. Davies acted most ‘Wvleblv as‘ Social Secretary w m“ 901101‘ Lieutenant Govern!" "m" Ind also served as Privllhl

llilll-rbnrn

DWELLING I HOUSE BURNT.-

he saved nearly all the furniture down stairs,

whole structure was burnt in an

_,___ srsso FOR. ma: ISLAND-Mr.‘ Wellington MacNelli of Southportl arrived in the city Saturday night from New‘ York and Boston whcrelwptayd he and Mr. Willard Kelly ,also of Southport purchased a carload oi trotting stock, eighteen in all. It islchflmd by the understood that the animals which prominent 1101-50",

ready fine lot oi which the Islandl 110W b01155 The Shillmffht i5 dlle l0'seven years old and all registered‘

streams of water directed on the blaze.

Drlkcousln of the late Sir Louis n. ed.

at present. these is no insurance. oi the firc is not known.

the latc John R. Davies, Social Bec-

l tam T0 nssr_- emoonl the tunéallesterdaya

nnahinl , t om d“ 9y he

remains were andra Baptist lic

11y.‘ service was

indsay and Mr. Muir. tmflht was in

In spite of thc fact that the roa twl-‘Pl; very bad. I

_ l the church was lll

lnunity. There beautiful floral ""1117 rcndcrcd by Mr. Muir gave a impressive nddreg, crs were: Messrs.

l Lemuel Wood. Alexandra cemetery.

TUESDAV

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til

one, Rev.

a, Rel’. Ralph Malone was born a

safe in the ceiling while Mr, qyowylKeiiifi (‘$085. P.E.i.. and erlucut dale was at his Aunt's house. When

Winston's in the spring o

at St. Joseph's Seminary- Fathe lillllone loft

lfirst solemn Mass ill

parish. e Rev. Richard OiNell is a native of Charlottetown, P. E. I

lie said his first Mass at the nnury. assisted by his brothel‘. Robert O'Neil, of Three Hills,

Rev

,Mnss ni 'l‘hroe Hills 0n Chrlstnlas tuiglli.

Messrs. Wellington McNeill

'oids, two Volo horses, two-year-oids,

stock. Mr Russel Abbott a keen lover

ly. Included with thc above due tolof horse flesh and an authority on‘

wedding took place on Wednesday evening. January 4th at l2 Douglas lStrect, thc home of the bride when lThrllnus Hessian of Dolmerry, Saslc.

2141-2, the world's champion iccflihd -M1‘$- Eliza Jill"? 9111/18 W910‘ trotter, has secured another in Freddlllillld l" "lllfflllié" by Ri-‘lh-H- D-‘ttprnptmt,._, they Hum. Medium, 2113-4, which he recently RByl1101ld~ I

the New york Hol-Sghappy couple gathered for the oc- Fcaslon, and after thc ceremony pnr-, took oi the bountiful supper which‘ “Gust Mr. and Mrs. Hessionl .r 0,0,. 10,3 when he “m, u". secJwlll be leaving shortly for then"

A few friends of thc

lwas served.

home in Saskatchewan, taking with‘ them thc good ‘cic of friends. i

‘ ‘JOSEPIF-GAIITITIER. — Sutlli“,

Mm Robe" Gurus’ residmg u, prcufluy hlorning at 5.30 in Saint Dun- lilclr daughlm- 71w: (ieorglnrt was sent in Boston, Mass, and occupiedlhtmi“

Cathedral. Mr. Frederick |Jcscph, proprietor of the P. E. ls-l

Th f, H“ l d liftlld Dry Goods Store, was unitcddilois Bros, Ltd- me fmnfffif,‘ gndnrtgzeblnggpil the holy bonds of matrimony to was performed by Rev. 11.1’). Ray; under cofitm] b," as n had got “Jvfnrie Emma Gauthier", of Rustlcml molld in lhe presence of n number Mung m the’ Con, heap m me ceFRcv. l’. McMahon. D. D.. =1 D@1‘501lili= of relatives and friends. Tile bride

friend of the groom, performing the; ceremony and celebrating the nup-, tlai mass. The bride who was, gowned in pink georgette, with sil-t ver trimmings, with hat to match and wore a brown coat with sable fur trimmings was assisted by Miss» Margaret Joseph. sister of the] groom, who was gowned in coral» georgette, with hat to match. Mini, Edward Peters ably supported the groom. After the ceremony a dainty wedding breakfast was sent- ed at the home of the. groom at which the immediate fridnds oi the contracting parties were present,‘ after which the happy couple mot—, ored to the Railway Station and; amid showers of confetti left by the 6.45 train on a honeymoon trip to, Montreal, Toronto and American cities. The many presents, which included silver, linen. cut glass. cheques. etc., testified to the popu- larlty of the young. couple; the groom being identified with musical organizations in the city. The Guardian extends heartiest fellcit-- ations to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph.

At 12.05 o'clock this morning an alarm was rung in for a fire in the building which was former- ly Harper's wood working factory. located on Fitzroy Street near the Central Creameries.

The building is now the proper-

has used it for manufacturing door frames, window sashes. etc. ploylng a small gasoline engine as motive power for the purpose.

The fire was discovered by Mr. Harry Hooper. who resides next door to the building. ‘He was lust

the factory. He at once turned in

ing promptly.

The fire was‘ confined to the in- terior of the building, and was

LAID T0 RESTr-The funeral of

M hry during the term of office Lieutenant Governor Mcintyfil-

m His Honour the Lieut. gliig-h... took place at ten o’clock

Theo h“ of the late Church. The service at- the Church

wsl__.rhe when] of the 1am P 11s Burhoe was held from as well as that at the grave was "'0 " 3° tesidence of his ughtcr, Mrs. W. Chester S. Mc-

Rev. W. Bruce Muir. The then taken to Alex- Church. where pub-, Nutt and E. E. Clawson.

conducted by Mr.~ The inter- Alexandro. Cemetery.

‘ there was a very Barrister-at-iaw of thc sanle place lalgc attendance at thciuneral and was solemnized at Saint Margaret's 4 filled-eloquent tcs- Church. Manhattan Beach.‘ on Satv tlmony to the great esteem in which,’ ‘ the deceased was held in his com-l was performed by Rev. Father El-

were very many wood Wallace, a college chum of ]_ tributes, At the pnb- the groom at Saint Dunstuns Col- lc service u vocal solo was feeling- 16150- Mr, Lindsay, and numerous friends in this province most moving ztndllfl extending heartiest felicitatioils.

The pall-bcar-t ,1 L Seymour McLel- - i111. ayton McCabe, Henry Jcnesu "'4 George Jenkins, Wlllifllll Coady and! the Abegweit lineup which play 11111 Interment, was ml Crystals in the opening game of thc

In St. Joseph's Smnlilzlry, Eli

oil invflle Charlottetown schools. the (l. Mr. Trowsdale discovered the fire he."1"“mng ‘he ‘Rifles “f 3' A- i"‘""‘ could do nothing but try and savelflbq ,

.-. . in the following ycal" he W911i: Tyne Valley left on Friday morn- was scarce at first but through thelli) tile Mlest, taking up theolo good work f: Mr. George Keefe. mail“

, M C M , ' . , gig? Dora Mauzssgakesftf: soxlxgtilome m lilo east. and will say ills ' ,iliH home‘ iness and had the opportunity of;

El’, immediately for hie

a filillillfllilll: in arts ut St. Dllustans‘ h 1 1111 1934. he look up N18010:)" in the attending the Alaska Mining (Jol- nfivigfoggegs pggattfegtfrizzs lgg£rligubitlllle year, in Edmonton Seminary l estimated in the vicinity nf two thousand dollars with very little in- surance. The whole community ex-' tend their sympathy to Mr. 'I‘r0wds-

Sem- ing the Blue Fox industry carried

Alta. Father O'Neil said his first Solemn

HORSES ARRlVE.-—Eightcen fine bred trotting stock the property of- and] Kelly arrived last night in lchargc of tllelattei- from Boston. and New York where they were bur-l framing of a. sea plane float. above mentioned, en. Among the lot arc five Axworthy mares, three-year

the remainder are froln threc to

,\v:t.~l n1‘ Ellroprzlli lllako, .lil:ll in with-h (‘Olllll

wishes of a wldc ctr-f lr-n Monday morning, January lilll.

The president Mrs- W. .1. Mcllr

und gave much credit to lhe devoo, ed cooperation oi‘ all lite lllelllil-l. ers and l-ile cheerful assistance 0.‘.

lilo society. The financial lneltt was rend showing the not

0f this umount $1000.00 was paid‘ toward the iluililiug $1000.00 to ntalllte-nlluce account Ly of Mn Chm-tea Cotes, who g|gg,$200.00. was paid on account of paintings for Si. Charles (gm-land minor illils tn lhe amount 01' $63.00. There is u ilalunce on hand of $73-00 in the credit of the soc.- loty- On Julie 20th tcn nurses grad- uated from the Cilarlotteiown Hos- pitnl School of Nursing and the on the point of retiring when he (iXBrclsl-‘lfi which took place ln the heard a crackling sound, and, on,l.ongue of lilo Cross linll looking out of his wlnclowsaw tlieulndcr the (ilrnclion of the St. Chur- flamcs lighting up the windows ofIIcs Auxiliary Society-

thc alarm. and the firemen, arriv- era in his usual kindly manner, soon had three thanking them for their zeal and devotion (‘llrlnlinn lilcul of (kid's iliesslng upon their work, never at, any time out of control. and upon themselves. Tile silccohs It is‘ at the moment of writing of lim year's work was also spok- (1.00 a. an.) practically extinguish- cu of in a very

‘ nlanucr by Rcv. Dr.McMtthon who The damage is considerable, Just especially commended the memb- how great is not possible to state era for their individual support. ‘i=1 It is understood that every occasion. ilo lhnnkod The origin society fc-r tho gift presented him by tile president lll illclr nnmn and promised bill help ill whatever wav ll was required and whatever wly ho could give it.»

place with Rev. Dr. McMahon pre-

lt- yesterday morning Irom St. Paul's!

lleiilini“ Mailer, Selected I-'r

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.... ,,r|.i.., , Week's News to‘ ire cralhhuawh cleraliohfsilnati sunshine

conducted by Rev. H. D. Raymond. The interment was in the family plot at Sherwood Cemetery. The pail-bearers were: Messrs. W. E. l-lyndman, J. O. Hyndman, D. F. Bethune, A. A. Alley, T. E. Macy‘

l —WEDDING BELLSZ- The mar- riage of Miss Blanche Wickham of

ds Montague to Mr. S. S. Hessian,

urday. January 7th. The ceremony.

The Guardian joins with

OPENING IIDCKEY SEASON.- The followings team will make up!

. Island Hockey League in Summer- l side tonight: Ceilings, goal; Ander- 5 son, Splllett, McLellan, defence; ‘_ Dempsey Diamond, Prowse, Cox, l‘ forwards: Saunders, Ben Dolron, Bl subs. They will leave this afternoon

'by special train accompanied by Fred Moore, coach and official ref- A large

y

_‘ WELCOME VISITOR —i\lr. John 1 G. liicrComibe, lilonlreal, son of Dr- ’ John McComlbe, liledlcai Supt. of N. Railway, ‘who for the, past two weeks has been lhe guest it 0f Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ellis,

lug for his home in Illontreai- Mr. 1‘ McCombe who has been seeing the‘ , l-slarvtl for the first time was great-i fly interested in thc silver fox bile-l

‘visiting sc-me cit‘ the large ranches l , ill the vicinity during ills stay here,‘ .'Whlle in Alaska, where he has. Ispent a part of the past four years

-,liege he had the opportunity of see- ‘

~l on extensively but he thought the; IHHVGI’ beauties _of P.E.I. for are. mwllletl lhe Blue foxes of Alaska. ‘ __"__' l l The piece of wreckage found at Miminigash last Monday was ex-i pressed to the city and has been re- ceived and duly examined by Capt. H. R. Stewart. He is of the opinion that it may. very well be a portion of the inner,‘ l

The varnish on it was quite well; preserved and the wood much less‘ JVBBYMEFBG than in the case of the: , strut found at Savage Harbor, which;

would seem to indicate that it had ,not been in the water for so long a lperiod as that fragment.

lliiiilll‘ planes never hour serial nllnl- ,bl>rs similar to those found on ’\Vl‘l‘.'l‘i(.'l|.'.'l‘ picked up at Milnlliigusil. -l'.ltl.l., last. Monday. if lilo xvrt-ckngn is parl of illli ll. probably possibly DnLosseps Novvlblllllllzluvl

was lost of-i‘ lbn

l i l HUNTER--CLARKE - A very‘ qlliel lull. pretty wedding look place!

at lllc hulllc o-f Mr- llilli Mrs. J.W. (lint-kc, X8 lllllhborn Si», when ullilod in marriage in Mr. Robert Sllliiiiill‘ iilllllFl‘ oi‘ lho stall‘ of lic- The corclnolly

who was charmingly attired '.n roso-biege crepe-back satin, was. Riven away by her mother. A very‘ dainty breakfast was served atthcl home of the brlde- After the cere-,‘ mr-ny the happy young couple left. by the 6:45 train on a short trip; to tho groom's home, Seaview- Tile , many presents received showed the| esteem and popularity in which the» young couple were held- Tile nu-_. morons friends c-f Mr- and Mrs-t Hunter wish them much jov and]

happiness in their wedded life.

ii

The annual meeting oi’ the St- Cllurles Auxiliary was held at Charlottetown Hospital on the afl- ernuon of Jan- Sih- There was rt largo attendance of members and His Lordship Bishop OLeary lll-l‘ gether with Rev. Dr. l’. lilcMalloll, the ‘Chaplain were also present-

iyrc, gave an account of tile year's’ work which was most successful.

the officers lil every undertaking oil state-

recelpts or the year to be $2330.22-

funtl and

Chilplll

W911i ills Lordship spoke lo the memb- ln ihla special work of Charity, and assuring

lhcir society. their homes.

compihncnlary

lilo

The election of officers tonkl

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tinucll

Afler

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four

ioty lll‘

C il u rcll_

an

was held last ni

Trade rooms. Tho. reports of the

secretary treasurer a

A. Pomeroy,

(O

Nlargurol itcally returned respective

weeks.

(lfficos-

:1 l.

@

siding and resulted in illrs- i

llllyre, President; Mrs. ltllicn Mao. yhc first game of the P‘ E‘ L div“

Donald, Vice President. and Miss Sccrcizlry, ileing by ill'('iflllillliOil to ‘tilelr The executive clzlnnlittec are, itlrs. All‘. Truinor. reelected; Airs. 'l‘. bll-Nlahnll, r-e- elected; and Mrs. Mrs. John Cronin and Ali's. Frank‘ Alcliollruey were atlpoilllcd as ilors to sick" committee- Tbe President tiluuked the soc- iety ill the name of all tile officers for their splendid endorsement and proceeded to lhe planning of work for 1928- it. was voted to hold a lot-

lvill l-onluill- All were nlllhnsizisliddnnve the island. and every menthol- with ouch other swim‘ snilhbil- or tfllinly gilt i0 |ll'l,1 i‘ill lhn chest to nvl-rflmving. This “Hope Chest" buttery will open lmllqf Mr, and Mrs. nlediulely and will be lll-awn for at l Vancouver, B. C., will regret tohear ial-‘rfthut Mrs. Enman passed away on

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solnr- public l‘llli'l‘l21illilll‘lll on, and lul-ky illllocll will ho whine-r. for chest. be valnoll whist It)lll‘lll|.lll0lli w parlors oi‘ tho Nurse's Home Thursday, Jau- iillll, and continual for given i".‘l('ii night as woll as grand prizes al. close.

Tllo Si. ffbnrios Auxiliary Soc thc Charlottetown . pita] ljXlllllfi their grateful lballksl lll all who lluvo helped llu-m in lilo’ past null r-urnt-slly solicit. their cou- , intern-st ‘and the tircsent year- ends and patrons they God's choicest blessings to theirs in abundance throughout the year-

and

Prizes will

WEDNESDAV

can MaclPhee.

..*THE LATE THOMAS MAC- PHEE - The death ccurred Montague on December 20th of Mr. Thomas itlacPhee, aged 34 yearshiparents, three sisters, Janie, Rose Son of lilrs- and the late Mr. Dun~ i and Clarena. also four brothers. Em- The sympathy of ‘ erson, Howard. Billy and James 111i the whole community goes out in at home, to all of whom the sym- tlle bereaved mother and son Wii- pathy of the whole community ls llmn in their great sorrow lll the ‘ death of ll beloved son and brother. l attended.—A.

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extended

I ISLANDERS wen-st. James! R zc o R o Saskatoon, was the scenclsMELTS--1\'vvi‘l' _ . ‘if 41 Gilli‘! Wedding on Tllursdafhlsltlrl- 0:‘ snloil fishing on Prlnvll afternoon, Aug. l. 1927, when Rev, ll. H. A. Haslanl united in marri- hlzc. Miss Hannah Moore, Asqttltlgtso coilslsteilt. This is especially Sushi, formerly of Milton, 11, pylon in tho blast River section wherf‘ l.. and m. Philip Lake 01' Asqulllmsnlrll llal1@1'""=11 1'11"" "mil" $“’“" [rtpiHYl to Si-tlti-hforl. ltrc enjoying all they made tiloir new 11mm. a; A... llllpreccdclltctl run of luck at till‘ rtulih, Sask., Canada.