NOVEMBER 28. 1931

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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Last evening, Rev. R. Moorhead Legato, 8.0., gave the first of a en'- les of Sunday evening addregseg, dealing with the subject “Why 1 Do Not Go to Church," basing m, m- lnarh on Nehemiah 12-11 “Why is the House of God Forsaken." Fur- Imer subjects will be “Why I do go lo Church?’ and "What Can I Do " - the Church?" Thespeclal solo- at the evening service was Mrs. y r Burns, of Boston who sang ‘ ~ ~. beautiful interpretation the so- ‘ , “Just Foa- Today." This is Mrs. Burns’ first public appearance dur- 1118 he!‘ brief sojourn ln the city and ' her rich mezzo soprano voice was listened to with keenest enjoyment.

WEDDING BELLS-A very pretty

wedding took place at the United c; Church Manse on Wednesday eve ' hing, November 18th, when Lydia. Iay Simona and Wilfred MacLaren, both oi Cable Head were united in marriage by the Rev. John Adam- ‘ son of St. Peter's Bay. The cere- T mony was performed in the pres- ence oi relatives and intimate friends. A reception was held at ‘g the home of the bride and the f‘ good wishes of a host of f: friends were tendered to the ,. happy pair, who are very popular l’ in the community. After- a brief =honeymoon trip Mir. and Mrs. Mac- Laren will take up their residence A at Cable Head. ‘ ‘ l. _____ ‘file with deep regret that The ‘Guardian reports ‘the death of Mr. Arthur A. Alley, of this city, which occurred in the Prince Edward Is- land Hospital ‘yesterday morning. s’ For the past three months, Mr. Al- ley, who was sixty-five years of age, had suffered from heart trouble. After treatment at the Hospital ne partially recovered. but suffered s. relapse last week and his condition became steadily worse until the end. He had recently retired from the ' etall boot and shoe bumncss of A. A. Alley and Company, with which his _ ‘name was so long and prominently 05500h1l5€d in Charlottetown.

A relative of Mr. Alley’s was the late Hon. Franklin K. Lane, a for- . mcr Islander who achieved fame in ' the United States as a statesman

rand member of the Wilson Cabinet.

‘ Mr. Alleys wife predeceased him by ‘several years. He is survived by

‘ualf sister, Miss Laura Young, 7 irarlifn at McGlll University, to , whom deep sympathy will be ex- "tendcd at the present time. Miss ‘Young is expected to arrive in _ Charlottetown in time for the fun- eral, which will be held privately on Saturday from the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Hyndman.

DAY humor.

—SEN'I.' 10 SUPREME 00UBT-_ HIIWID MwDOlIflid [lid wflflgm Richards came before acting Mhgls- hi“ D. 0. BtCWSIC, On Mondgy m the Summersida poliog com-g on - ilhlfke of theft of a sum of money "9111 Rfllierick Nicholson. They were arrested on Bfltlirday aftgrnoan on a warrant. After hearing the on- dence the Mafstrate sent them up l0 the Supreme Court for trial, Mr, W. Henry Noonan acted for the Crown and Mr. C. D. MacCallpm and L. G. Lewis for the prisoners, Two other young men were arresp ed on Warrants on Sunday on u 511111131‘ 0h"!!! of a theft of money from Davis Baker. 'I‘hey were re- mended until Saturday.

deep interest in its activities. whim: Bhe Will be greatly miss- ed in religious and social circlcs, her loss will be most keenly felt in the‘ home, to which she was intensely devoted, and there will be wide- spreid and sincere sympathy for the bereaved family as they mom-u

memory will be fondly cherished. The deceased is survived by her husband. the Hon. George E. Hugh- es, for many years a member of the Legislature and minister without portfolio in Liberal administrations; also by one son, Mr. G. Gordon Hughes, who is associated with his father in the drug firm of George

—IIOUSE BURNEDTO GROUND —-A large AESidCHCB at West Devon k110i"! as the “Pawe House" recent- 1y purchased by Mr. Elniest Rowe, , w” burned to the ground on Bab V. Newson, Edmonton and one “may evening The property ‘was | brother, Dr. Albert Boyle of Med. valued at $6,000, with a small m_ ford, Mass. ‘Their youngest son surance‘ Mr‘ Rowe had kindled the Frznk who went overseas with the me to 000k hm evenmg meal and 8th Seige Battery was killed in Sep had gone outside to attend to the umber o’ 1918' stock. When he returned he found‘

"a m l l 1 The death occurred at the P. E. I. h rm" amund e flue m Rowe Hospital on Nov. 7th, of Mrs. Tho- ad no near neighbors and could

Wooiridge, after a long period of c thi “s

ogtbfsldlg; i°nj“:smihzfptlx°iifiz lalrll-trtcvglfzlbrlgllirne ram. Cgrlstiandpati- hold furnlture wns saved. At tho 5mm on‘ ecease was

b time that the railway was building 2112a: sgdofvatshgeisirgitly allllngzd "Paws House" was a flourishing y ‘

h tl u t ed l i knew he“ ma: i: c“ er to t“ mlway‘; She leaves to mourn their loss

the following sons and daughters to ' "T cherish her memory: Mrs. P. H. ROTARY LUNCIIEON — "'l'hc Gulliford, Lynn, Mass; Mrs. Benoit, Eyes oi the Wot " was the subject Central Fall, R.I.; Mrs. N. Bateman, of an interesting address at the Hamilton, Ont.; Mrs. Wm. Gormley, Rotary luncheon yesterday by Ro- Miss R/ebecca Woolrldge, Charlotte'- tarian Cleve Craswell, who dealt town; John, Fred and David, of with the evolution and development Hamilton, Ont; _

of present day photography and ‘the The funeral, which was conduct- amazing scope u,’ the uses of the ed by Ricv. Mr. Brown, took place camera in modern times. Rotariau t0 the P8091“ Cemetery 0!! Nvv- 9. Frank Hutcheson presided. Hon. G. the Dull bearers being Messrs. Wil- S. Inman, County Court Judge for liam Bmhaut, John Chandler, Tho- Prince County, an honorary Ro- mas Spencer. Frank Ready. Many

daughters, Miss Laura Hughes,

was present and gave s, few jnter- ‘of the esteem in which the deceased esting reminiscences. He compli- W85 held-

mented the Club on the excellent,’ progress which has been made.’ President Hornby referred to the

death of Mrs. Geo. E. Hughes, moth

er of Rotarlan Gordon Hughes. and

also to the illness of two Rotarlansi

Charles Gallagher and Judge Pal-, mer.

—SUPREME COURT OPENS TODAY-The fall term oi’ the Su- preme Court opens this morning at Summerside at 11 o'clock. Chief Justice Mathcson is the presding judge. There are four criminal cases on the docket at present. Two cases for theft which were sent up for

—DEA'I‘II 0F MRS. REUBEN D. DURANT-Citizens of Summerside will regret to learn of the death on Sunday of Mrs, Reuben Durant- The ‘eoeased, who hid been ill for some time in the Prince County

side police court, may be included in this term. The first case on the docket ls the King vs. Frank Rich-i ards for breaking and entering the store of Mr. Shclfoon at Tignlsh.

- DEATII 0F MR. FRANK , v1 IIOWATT or‘ CARLETON - The ‘ » remains of Mr. Frank Howatt, well as known retired farmer of Carleton‘ iii-arrived‘ home from Montreal on ‘ Tuesday last for burial. Mr. Howatt jihad been ill for some time and had * gone to Montreal for an operation. I _» His wife received word that he was -in a serious condition and left on Friday for Montreal, but he had _- passed away before she arrived. He ‘was 68 years of age and a son of‘ the late Joshug Howatt oi Carleton; and was very highly esteemed by a. V‘ large circle of friends. He leaves I to mourn besides his widow,’ one, brother, Simeon of Denver and one i ' isistcr, lvllrs. J. A. Brace of DHmmBPSidC. The funeral was held on Thursday afternoon with ser- , vice by Rev. Mr. Archibald of the Bedequc United Church at the home, followed by a service at_ the V; United Church, Cape Traverse. [u]- der the auspices of Mount Mor'ah Lodge, A. F. and A. M, Cape ‘Trav- erse Masonic brethren attended ‘ ifrom all parts of the Province, Past Grand Master, John-M‘. Nicholson. conducted the servlcm in a very -1 impressive manner. The church was filled to capacity by friends of the deceased- The pallbearers were. Brothers Charles Doull, Mont, Campbell, Nathen Boll, James Bell, Fred Bell and Cook Howatt.. Inter- . vncnt was in the United Church Cemetery at Cape ‘Traverse-S

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Hspital, returned to her home a few weeks ago where 21o.- passed away. She was 52 years of age. For many years NLrs. Durant had been the proprletress of the Globe Hotel. Summerside, and was well known to the travelling public for her ex- cellent cuisine and courteous man-- ner. She was before her marriage Miss Mary Mclsaac of Coleman. but had lived in Summersldc most of her life where she had a wide circle oi friends. ‘There are left to mourn hr husband and two sons. Roy and Vernon at home, to whom sympathy is extended. The fun- eral takes place this morning at 9 o'clock to St. PauPsChurch and

Tbs case was tried at the last term and the jury disagreed-The next. is the King vs. Bernie Grady for theft of butter from the Dunk Riv- er Co. at Bedeque. The third, the King vs. W. D. Clark, charged with

the death of Charles Waugh. and the fourth the King vs. Daniel Campbell charged with assault at Travellers Rest. Hon. J. D. Stewart. Attorney General, who‘ returned from Ottawa last night, came di- rect to Summersidc and is conduct- ‘ing the cases for the crown. S. 1 _____ On Saturday evening, October 31st, a number of the neighbors from Pleasant Valley and Spring-

_Dm,n| or MRS. ALBERTYfieId gathered at the home of Mr.

James Hill, Pleasant Valley to cele- MAOCALLUM The" passed awwibrate the eighty-ninth anniversary

early Saturday morning at harlot his birth. They were received fizgilrliuinflwggtgfdiquszgftm‘ alum“ ‘very cordially by Mr. and Mrs. Hill, at the E862” 6o yum The dwefifland after friendly greeting were ex-

' changed and an hour spent in ed w” tomefly Mm Ho“ °t w“ isocal intercourse, the ‘ax-lies pro- mot Valley. Her husband had pre-lceedcd w my the table. upwards

tarlsn and Past District Governor, 101/91)’ floral offerings gave evidence’, In TBSDOIISB l0 the

trial yesterday from the Summer-|

I making the mnistrat ion

manslaughter in) connection wlthlcpened up ,m,spiclo,,sly for

timism and the saving grace oi over, Mr. Alex MacDonald W88 I'- poinied chairman and he conveyed

She was a consistent member of to Mr. Hill in a. nicely worded Trinity Church and always took a speech the best wishes of the 1160-‘

nie and Miss Dorothy at home. A brother, Paul, of Margatn is also left to mourn. Much sympathy’ llDUltANT-Thc funeral of Mrs,

THURSDAY —FUNERAL 0F MRS. REUBEN

lple assembled‘ The chairman thenlexpressed for the bereaved famllylneuben Durant took place on Tucs-

' 11 . Mineral c“ ed on w Henry Mac U8 lflklhs Place this afternoon at ence to st.

‘ who runner Md “I m” 5°“! wlahesl two o'clock from his late Ifldflliw- Cemetery, Rev. Bennett McDonald3

of the people by _a neatly worded‘ address, followed by the presen -|

tion of a purse of money.

Th‘ honored gentleman mmkedvately yesterday, in accordance withior, Gabriel MlICDYnJid,

thc wishes of the deceased, froml the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Hyndman, to St. Peter's Church

the people in his usual versatile‘, for a loving wife and mother, Whose manner andassured them that he‘ thought-'

highly apprcq ted their fulness. All joined in singing "For He's A Jolly Good Fellow," after , which complimentary remarks were 'made by Mr. John McDowell, Mr. John McDonald, Mr. Thomas Wig- more, M. L. A., Mr. Andrew Steven- son, Mrs. Franklin Hickon and Mrs.

Again" and "Auld Lang Sync,"

AT GYRO-Hon. H. Frank Mac- Phee, M. L. A., was chairman at the regular Gyro Club meeting held last evening in the Canadian Na- Itional Hotel. The report of the team captains for the first day's sale of Christmas Seals indicated a ivery generous result and augurs ‘well for the final returns. Special |cmphasls was placed on the use of the seals on all mail. Arrangements were made for a meeting’ of all cap- tains Wednesday evening to make the final report of the result of the city solicitation. _R.ev. Malone was the speaker. H's sub- ,ject was the "Evolution of Adver- ‘tlsingf’ In a most interesting man- lncr he traced the story of adver- gtising from the Stone Age to pres- ent day newspaper publicity and sky-writing. A vote of thanks mov- ed by ex-Gov. Dave Bethune, sec- ionded by Mr. W. A. Gaudet, sup- lported by President R. C. Chandler was tendered to thc speaker by thc I chairman.

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iln their sudden loss. The funeral

late Mr. A. A. Alley was held priv-

llCemeiery. Rcv. Canon Malone of- ificlating.

LAID T0 REST-A large number I \f our citizens today paid their last rllhuics of respect to the late Mrs.

l LAID TO REST-The funeral 01 the , attended, Thc

day morning from her lateresid- Paul's Church and

ofllclnting. The funeral was largely DliliX-TZLFCYS were |Me5srs Alban Gulls; Chester Palm-

‘of silver and linen were received! by the bridc and roam. The beaut- iful wedding cake was the gift of Convent. On

,the Sisters of the

Tuesd _v evening Mr. and Mrs

liPoirlcr wcrc host and hostess at a young

ldunce and supper for thc

Wilfr d ,

K u m" P“ uet and M0525 people of the parish. 'I‘hclr many

m” Y-uiere_s ‘l ifrlends wish the happy ccupic

i “cq ' ' __ Imany more years or congenial _. ATTENDING MARITIME '

"" l wedded life-S.

laonnn or TRADE-Mr. s. w. {Robinson left on Tuesday mornlIlB‘ .for Halliax where he will reprew isent the Summcrside Board of‘ Trade at iii..- | . l. . uucfng of the

,Ma,m1m Muctnnm After singing i George E. Hughes, who was laid to Maritime Board. Mr. Robinson will vjflgg a. Hughes and Company. fourl"God Be With You Till We Meeti “s” Y""““‘“Y ““°"'°°“ l“ ‘he P°°'i“° ‘mm’ “m” m“ ‘m °x°°“°“‘“."““

—CELEBRATES GOLDEN WEI)- DING ANNIVERSARY — Monday, Nov. 23rd. Mr. and Mrs. Agap U. Caudct, of Tignlsh, celebrated the Golden Anniversary of their mar- In the morning High Mus-s:

gulch Cemetery-The funeral servicespeport of the mvctins and While Gaudct. after which the Nupiial

Brown. thc Benediction being pro- nounced by Rev. R. Moorehead Le- gate. Hymns were sung by the

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Mrs. J. A. MacMillan and Mrs J the guests departed wishing Mr iwere cmlducmd Bl the h°ll5° byithere Wm winch me interests o’ thehalcssing “mp” was givm by m" A_ Lawson Charlotteéown Mrs ‘W’ Hm many happy returns or the day. Rev. Dr. Ramsay and Rev. c. rrllisilr-d. especially in" ihc mailer vhrcsicr. Inthc evening rnnny iflfllii‘,

and relatives called to extend to thc happy couple their hcnrticst oun- gratulations. Dlnner was served to

choirs of rmngty and 5g yamesyMr. and Mrs. Ju"te J. DesRoches oi‘a largo number of guests and thc

Churc1]es_ The services at the gmvéllfiscouche cclcbraied their Goldemcvening was spent yer" pleasantly‘

were conducted by Rev‘ Q uiweddlng Day Monday. Nov. 23rd Dlaying games of cards. Both Mr.

Brown. The Dali bearers were S. C.I b3’ ‘ii-Wilding M75‘ l“ 7 °‘°1°°k that and Mrs‘ Gaudet “m enjciymg the i Moore A A Mwhean K c c H ‘mm-rung The pastor’ Rev’ D13 Mgn- best of health and we all join in! , . . t , . ., . . *

r 4 a f Holmes,“ Q F, Hutches”, Dmsghsh ooiciutcc. The male chor, Wishlna them many more years v

Ayers and S. A. MacDonald.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Delaney,

rntcrlained their Malpeque friends ‘at th-cir home in Baltic on Wedncs- day evening Nov. 18th. Tile rooms ‘were tastefully decorated with chrysailtlieulns and llllles and pres cntcd a very attractive appearance. ,The littlc company of friends join- cd _in the enjoyment of mixed bridge-nine tables in all-Prizes were awarded to successful players. A dainty repast was served by the young ladies oi St. Mary's Par- ish in splendid style. The evening was one of mutual enjoyment. The guests enjoying the hospitality of their genial host and hostess, wlfle ‘Mr. and Mrs. Dblancy were lavish in extending their hospitality. The

V975’ °°'d1“1.evcn’ng will be remembered as one i

iand earnest invitation of the Bost- '0; rare socjabmm

f on Presbytery of the

oi which Mr. DesRcches is a. mom-z bar, attended in a body. Rev. Theo-l .dore Gallant of Mount Carmel pre-I sided at thc organ. On Thursday, Mast Mr. and Mrs. DesRochvs held ‘a reception at their home in honor i0.‘ their Golden Wedding at which {their children, six in all, were pres- icnt. The happy couple are receiv- liug the congratulation". of their l’ friends-S. l ENJOYABLE FUNCTlON-Lolit evening a vcry enjoyable function “'21s held at thg home o.‘ Mrs, K. S. Rzgers, 53 Bayyficld Street. when Mrs. Rogers’ father, Mr. Henry Smith was ca-lied upon by some 125 friends in frelebration of his 80th birthday. Mr. Smith despite his ad-l vanclng years is in excellent health and has the appearance of r1 man ‘many years younger. Besides gifts

‘oral of Edward Flynn

wedded happincss.—-T. FRIDAY

FITNERAI. SERVICES-Tile fun- was held yesterday morning from his latc residence, King St. to St. Dunsians Baslica, where a Rvquiz-m High

lkfnss was celebrated by Rev, 6.:

ltifCariby. The pail bearers were: rssrs. John Doyle, James Camp- bell. Goo. Rcddn, Patrick McTaguc, .7. H. G. Murphy and Luk-c Hlgllilw- Service at the grave was conductcd by Rev. Father Farrell. The Bone- volent Irish Society oi’ which the deceascd was a member. attended in o. body, proceeding thc hoarse.

-r:r.rsc'rnn "r0 rmvr: sruany TRIAL-William Richard and Huh- ert MucDnnld, who were scnt up for

Presbyterian, Mn Wesley crazier of Hart-linen l from friends hers Mr. Smith receiv-l ma] m“ Mmday rmm the sum

church, u S_ A" and with the kind_ spent a few days recently with his z cd many telegrams and flowers [mei-sid: Pclicc Court on u charge

1y and "Hahlmws vlmscnl "l the Friend M'r. William Brien. Cole-‘

sesson and congregation of thc Scottish Kirk of Cambridge, their minister, Rev. J. W. S. Lowry, has undertaken to conduct one weekly service for the congregation of the Union Square Presbyterian Church Somerville, Masha, for six months, in ‘addition to thc maintenance of his

regular work in Cambridge. The two!

churches are witlfn close proxim- ity to each other, and thc paroch- ‘ial boundaries arc closely entwined to both convenient and congenial. The two services are continued in the Cam- bridge Kirk every Lord's Day, the afternoon Sabbath School and ser- vice belng largely attended, with increasng interest, thc special work of the young people havius 41150 this season. An additional position of ‘ifluence and regard has come to the Rev. Mr. Lowry and his church in his election recently to the office of 1st. Vice President of the Pres- byterian Ministers and Rider's Assoc! ation of Greater Boston, an organ- ization representative of all the Calvin \: Church within the BOS- ton area and surrounding towns.

the United Presbyterian, the Re- formed Presbyterian and thc Church of Scotland, and which holds its meetings quarterly for con-

with the various avenues cl Christ- ian work within the territory 6°"- ered.

WEDNESDAY

namely: The Northern Presbyterian. ‘

mans-M.

Th‘: H. M. S. Sagucnay, Comman-

among them his son Mr. Harry‘ Smith, Victoria, B. 0.: daughters, Mrs. Dixon. New Westminster and ‘Mrs. Peterson in Ottawa, and others.

of theft from .1» person, and whose names were included on the crim- inal docket at the present sittings of the Supreme Court, have elect-

A presentation of oped to bc tried under the Speedy

dcr P. W. Nellcs, arrived in Char- ‘lovely gift was made by Professor T71R15 ACF- Their hflmcs have bccn

lottctown yesterday afternoon about

tain and Bell's wharf. The Sagucnuy, which visited ' Charlottetown in the latter part oi_ the summer is thc latest type of u-rs- I troyer. She was launched inst spring by thc Thornycraft Co., of England, especially for the Canadian Navy.

She curries a crew of eight oiliccrs _ last the case of Ronald Mclnnls vs,‘ 5cm“- — Ehglhv"

iG. D. Steele on behalf of the Ses- “four o'clock and is docked at Bun- , slon of Trinity Church. During the icvcning several songs were beauti-

fully rendered by M's. Kenneth Richards. In a few wcek; Mr. Smith will go to Victoria where he will spend the winter,