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The following Public Meetings of the electors of the first District of King's will be held on the dates mentioned at 8:30 P.M.:
‘ ST. MARGARETS HALL, THURSDAY, JULY 7th ELMIRA HALL, TUESDAY, JULY 12th KINGSBORO HALL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 18th SOURIS, NRIDAY, JULY 15th. .
The undersigned shall address all above meetings and other Liberal speakers will be present. Opposition candidate and other speakers are cordially invited.
l J. BRENTON ST. JOHN, Liberal Candidate.
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MONTAGUE
The closing exercises oi the prim- ary and intermediate grades of St- Mary’: Convent, Souris, were held on the afternoon of June 24, Mon- signor J.A. Murphy, P.P.. presiding. The pleasing programme of songs, plays and recitations carried out by the various classes was much enjoyed by an appreciative aud- ience of parents and friends.
The capable manner in which the pupils acted their various parts showed both talent and careful training.
At the close of the programme Monsignor Murphy presented the Grade VIII pupils with their High School entrance certificates and congratulated them and the other pupils on the success of their year's work. After complimenting them on the delightful programme, he wished them a happy vacation sug- gesting ways to make it both en- joyable and profitable.
PRIZE LIST Primary and Intermediate Grads
Premium for Highest Aggregate Grade VIII, donated by P.A. Mc- Isaac, awarded to Camilla McAul- ll’.
Premium for 2nd Highest Aggre- gate Grade VIII, donated by Rev. Father Roche, awarded to Mary McPhee. -
Premium for 3rd Highest Aggre- gate, donated by Mr. Patrick St. John, awarded to Irene Pequot.
Premium for Christian Doctrfhe, donated by Reverend P.G. Murna- -ghan, awarded to Mildred Chais- eon.
Premiums for Arithmetic donated by Mrs. A.E. Ford and St. Mary’: Alumnae awarded to: Eileen Ler- kin and Rita MacDonald.
Premium for 1a ge donated by Mrs. Andrew Meurant, awarded to Beatrice Conway.
Premiums for History, donated by Ildrs. Patrick St. John, awarded to Florence Arsenault; and donated by Dr. -A. MacDonald awarded to Anne MacDonald.
Premium for Attendance and Punctuallty, donated by St. Mary's Alumnae, awarded to Betty Chev- erle.
Premium for Assldulty donated by Mn. AE. Ford and Mrs. JJ. MacDonald, awarded to Margaret Mclnnis and Shirley Townshend.
Grade VII
Premium for Highest Aggregate, donated by Mrs. A.A. MacDonald, awarded to Frances Ford.
Premium for 2nd Highest Aggre- gate donated by Mrs. Adrian Mc- Innls, awarded to Eleanor Clinton.
Premium for Christian Doctrine donated by Monsignor LA. Mur- my, awarded to Patricia MacDon-
Promium for History. donated by Mrs. A12. Ford, awarded to Anne MacDonald.
Premium for Geography and History, donated by St. Mary's Al- umnae, awarded to Frances Ford.
l6 SHOWS
l St. Mary's Convent, Souris Prize List
Premium for General Profic- iency, donated by the Cheverie Brothers, awarded to Joyce Paquet.
Premium for Class Singing, don- ated by the Children of Mary, a- warded to Joyce Paquet.
Premium for Class Singing, don-
ated by the Children of Mary, a- warded to Helen Marie MacCor- mack. ‘Premium for Assiduity donated by Mr. and Mrs. A. MacCormack, and Mrs. Arthur MacDonald, a- warded to Catherine Mooney and Jane Pierce.
Premiums for Attendance don- ated by Mrs, Roy White and Mrs. Daniel Mooney awarded to Anne MacDonald and Genevieve Gilbert.
Premiums for Sewing, donated by
the Children of Mary, awarded to Florence Arsenault and Catherine Mooney. "Premium for Highest Azure-sate. Grade VI donated by the Alumnae o! St. Mary's Convent, awarded to Susan MacCormack.
Premium for Highest Aggregate
Grade V donated by the Children of Mary awarded to Barbara Mac- Phee. Premium for Highest Aggregate, Grade IV, donated by Dr. A. Mac- Donald, awarded to Audrey Mul- lally.
Premium for 2nd Highest Aggre- gate, Grade VI donated by Mr. Patrick St. John, awarded to Helen MacDonald. ,,
Premium for 2nd Highest Ag- gregate, Grade V donated by Mr. Patrick St. John, awarded to Mary MacLean.
Premium for 2nd Highest Aggre- gate, Grade IV, donated by Mrs. Marlon Mullally, awarded to Cath- erine MacPhee.
Premium for 3rd Highest Aggre- gate, Grade VI, donated by Mrs. Arthur MacDonald awarded to Frances Grant.
Premium for 3rd Highest Aggre- gate, Grade V, donated by Mr. Pat- rick St. John, awarded to Jeanette Peters.
Premium for 8rd Highest Aggre- gate, Grade IV, donated by Mr. 6s Mrs. Angus MacCormack, awarded to Dorothy Poole:
Premium for Application and Conduct, donated by Mrs. A.E. Pbrd, awarded to Betty Town- shend.
Premium for Arithmetic, donated by Mrs. Patrick St. John. awarded to Mary Mullally.
Premium for Grammar donated by the Children of Mary, awarded to Minnie Mullally.
Premium for Spelling, donated by Dr. A. MacDonald, awarded to Elizabeth Malone.
Premium for Reading, donated by Dr. A. MacDonald, awarded to Elaine Gallant.
Premium for Sewing, donated by St. Mary's Alumnae, awarded to Margaret Praught.
Premium for Sewing donated by Mrs. Fee Roach, awarded to Mary Macbean.
Marlon Mullally awarded to Joan
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Premium for Sewing donated by Mrs. AP. MacDonald awarded to Minnie Mullally.
Premium for Helpfulness and Good Class Spirit donated by Mrs.
MacDonald. Take 2 Souris Convent . . . ..
Premium for Conduct and Con- tinued Application donated by St. Mary's Alumnae, awarded to Helen MacDonald, Doris Mallard, Velma Pdquet, Frances Grant, Barbara MacPhee, Mary MacLean:
Premiums for 100 per cent in Catechism, donated by Monsignor J.A. Murphy and Rev. P.G. Mur- naghan, awarded to Helen Mac- Donald, Susan MacCormack, Myrna Cheverle, Mary MacLean. Jeanette Cheverle, Ethel Stubhcrt, Belle Roach.
Premium for Highest Aggregate, Grade IV, donated by the Children of Mary awarded to Maureen Wood.
Premium for 2nd Highest Aggre- gate. donated by Mrs. Annie Byrne, awarded to Florence Bushey.
Premium for 3rd Highest Aggre- gate, donated by Mrs. E. St. John, awarded to Joyce Cheverle.
Premium for Religion, donated by Monsignor J.A. Murphy, award- ed to Florence Bushey.
Premium for Perfect Attendance. donated by Mrs. Daniel Mooney, awarded to Chrlstene Cheverle.
Premium for Sewing, donated by Rev. P.G. Murnaghan, awarded to Christene Cheverie.
Premium for Knitting, donated by Rev. P.G. Mumaghan, awarded to Betty McIntosh.
Premium for Class Spirit, don- ated by Dr. A. Mat-Donald, award- ecl to Catherine MacDonald.
Premium for Application, donat- ed by Mrs. Dr. A. MacDonald, a- warded to Ann MacIntyre.
Premium for Appllcatlbn, donated by Mrs. Dr. A. MacDonald, award- ed lo Madeleine Praught.
Grade III
Premium for Highest Aggregate, donated by Mrs. Annie Byme, a- warded to Ann Hughes.
Premium for 2nd Highest Aggre- gate, donated by Mrs. E. St. John, awarded to Helen Malone.
Premium for 2nd Highest Aggre-
BBIE. donated by Mr. Patrick St. John awarded to Frances Praught and Eunice Arsenault. ' Premium for 3rd. Highest Aggre- gate donated by Mrs. Alex P. Mac- Donald and the Children of Mary, awarded to Anne Gillespie, Mary Clinton. Brenda Cheverle.
Premium for Religion donated by Monsignor J.A. Murphy, award- ed to Mary Clintop,
Premium for Perfect Attendance, donated by Mrs. Daniel Mooney, awarded to Noella Peters.
Premium for Sewing donated by Rev. P.G. Murnaghan, awarded to Frances Praught.
Premium for Class Spirit donat- ed by Dr. A. MacDonald, awarded to Wlnnlfred Cheverle.
Premium for Application, donat- ed by Mrs.‘ Dr. A. MacDonald, a- warded to Joyce Jarvis.
Grade II
Premium for Highest Aggregate, donated by Mrs. Patrick St. John, awarded to Peggy Campbell.
Premium for 2nd Highest Aggre-
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..'NEW HOSPITAL SUPIIIN- TENDENT-At a recent meeting of the Board of the Kings County Memorial Hospital at Montague, Miss Bernice Coyle, R.N., was ap- pointed superintendent of the hos- pital. Misa Coyle, who has been operating room nurse at this hos- pital for tome time past. is very favorably remembered, and her hosts of friends and former pa- tienta wish her every success in her new endeavor.
John, awarded to Doreen Cheverlc. Premium for 8rd Highest Aggre- gate, donated by Mrs. E. St. John. awarded to Jean Mooney.
Premium for Religion, _donated by Monsignor JA Murphy, award- ed to Peggy Campbell.
Premium for Class Spirit, don- ated by Dr. A. MacDonald, award- ed to Patricia St. John.
Premium for Application, don- ated by Mrs. Dr. A. MacDonald, arcarded to Carole Ellis.
Class Premiums awarded to Pat- ricia Clinton, Mary Jennings, Kath- leen Martin, June Macintyre, Alena Pierce, Freddy Roach, Anne Mc- Innis.
Class Premiums were presented by Mrs. Annie Byrne.
Grade I
Premium for highest standing among the girls, donated by Mrs. Dr. A.A. MacDonald, awarded to Sandra Strong and Frances Clin- ton.
Premium for 2nd highest donated by Mrs. Alex MacDonald and the Children of Mary, awarded to Alice Clinton and Patricia MacDonald.
Premium for 3rd highest donat- ed by Dr. A.A. MacDonald. Mrs. Anslem MacDonald and Corporal Strong, awarded to Joan Stewart, Janis White, Veronica Gallant, Carol Anne McCormack.
Premium for highest standing among the boys. donated by Mrs. Roy White, awarded ‘to Eric Pa- quet and Vernon McPhee.
Premium for 2nd highest stand- ing donated by Mrs. Arthur Mac- Donald. awarded to Teddy Camp- bell and David Townshend.
Premium for 3rd highest donated by the St. Mary's Alumnae, award- ed to Peter MacDonald and Ken- neth McInnls. -
Premium for Christian Doctrine, donated by Monsignor J.A. Mur- phy, awarded to Eric Paquet.
Premium for Punctuallty. donat- ed by Mrs. Adolphus Cheverle and Mr. and Mrs. Angus McCormack, awarded to Laura MacDonald and Millie Cheverlx‘.
Premium fo Writing, donated by Mrs. Patrick St. John awarded to Ester Carter.
DUPUlS-WEBSTEB
A quiet but pretty wedding was solemnlzed in the Central United Church, Moncton, N. B.. on Sat. urday afternoon, June 18th., when Alice Lydia Webster, second daughter of Mrs. Leigh and the late Leigh Webster of Morell, P. E. I. was united in marriage to Mr. Rodolphe Dupuis, con of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dupuis of Ottawa, Ontario, Rev. G. P. Forscy offic- iating. The Wedding March was played by Mr. Ernest Freeborn and Miss Dorothy Lloyd of Sun- nybrae, N. B., sang beautifully as a solo "0 Perfect Love" before the ceremony and "I‘ll Walk Be- side You" during the signing of the register.
The bride wore a grey suit with navy accesao lea and a cor- sage of pink and white roses. She was attended by Miss Grace Rob- bins of Morell who wore a navy suit with white accessories and her col-sage was also of pink and white roses.
The groom was supported by Mr. Frank Irvin of Moncton.
After the ceremony a buffet
gate, donated by Mrs. Paltrlck St.
luncheon was served at Oak
Souris Convent Gradu ating Class
mrrrran iroorwuaa at mt MontagueShoe Store.
..'I‘. J. DELOBY AND SONS. will be closed every Wednesday afternoon.
Georgetown and Vicinity
Mr. Bernard Keenan is on a visit to Boston. Mass, making the trip by car in the company of friends.
Mrl. Ernest MacDonald and lit- tle son Glen of Waltham,‘ Mass,
are the guests of Mrs. Bernard Batchilder. Mr. Frank MacLean returned
Meme early in the week from An- tigonlsh, N. S., where he visited relatives.
Mr. Ernest Ronche is presently engaged in work on the erection of two new brick flues on St. David's United Church.
Miss Sheila and Miss Bernice DeLory are vacationing at Midgell where they are the guests of their aunt, Mrs. Marshall Peters.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. DeLory mot- ored to the City on Monday and on their return they were accom- panied by Mrs. DeLory‘s father. Mr. Timothy P. Cullen, who will visit with them for a time.
Mrs. (Captain) Alec MacDonald of Charlottetown is the guest of her son and daughter-in-law, Cap- lain and Mrs. Cyrene MacDonald. Captain A. MacDonald has been here for the past few days and is renewing many old friendships.
Mr. and‘ Mrs. Charles Gratto of Trenton, N. S., accompanied by their son Gerald and Miss Mac- Quinn are visiting Georgetown and are the guests of Mr. ‘and Mrs Malcolm MacLean. '
Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacCon- nell left on Wednesday, for Hall- fax. N.S., where Mr. MacConnell will resume his duties with the Canadian Navy following‘ a fur- lough spent with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. B. MacConnell. On their return they were accompan- ied by Miss Margaret Stevens.
Mr. Leo Grant of the crew of the S.S. Princess Helene, operating from Saint John, N. S., to Digby, N. S., who has been visiting his father-in-law. Mr. John DeLory, left on Wednesday for Boston,
Mass, where he will visit relate...
ivcs. among whom is his son, Ray- mond, prior to resuming his dut- ies at Saint John.
The local baseball team travell- ed to Morcll on Sunday. where they played the Morell team in a doubleheadenwinnlng both games, the first by a 17-6 score and the second by a 9-6 score. A large
h of fans accompanied the team, which o far this season is undefeated and are playingheads- up ball each time they take the diamond.
Lodge to the immediate friend: of the contracting parties.
The young couple left on Mon- day for Prince Edward Island to spend a few days at the bride's former home ln Morell before re- turning to Ontario. They will re- side at Plcton, 0nt., where the groom ls stationed ln the perman- cnt army.
BENT T0 SUPREME COURT
TRURO, N8, July l — (OP)- Donald Hawboidt today was oom- mitted for trial at the fall session of the Supreme Court on a charge of manslaughter. Magistrate John L. Qvwe set ball at $6.000. The charge arose from the highway death June 30 of Mrs. Grace Mc- Cubbln nu: here.
. IJLY 9. 1949"», IN MEMORIAM‘
MRI. JAMES A. IIIGUIOI
There ’ peacefully any at her homo in Argyle Shore on the 22nd of April Mrs. Jame; ,\_ Ferguson in her eighty seventh year.
' Although the late Mrl. I‘ », son was in falling health for ‘ out few years she was able t;
be around until about two week;
before her death when she w"
stricken with paralysis and en
the above date passed away to
her eternal home.
Born at Bonshaw and daughter of the late Peter MacDonald and, Mhry MacPhail. —
In her home she ~was a devoted, wife, loving mother and comp“. ion to the family and highly 1e- spected by all who knew hen-A staunch membe of the Church ofy Scotland. -
She was twice married, fir-sate John Campbell. Of this union» there were two daughters, Malia. da (Mrs. Ambrose Seller, Argyle Shore) and Katie B. (Mrs. Danie! MacLean, Canoe Cove.) Later she married James Ferguson who predeceased her eleven monlhl ago. There was one daughlor (Flora B.) Mrs. Spurgeon Mooreg‘ Charlottetown) also left to mourn, two step children (Mildred. Mn. Peter MacEachern, Charlottetown, and Alan. Melvlndale, Michigan. Two brothers and two sister! (Donald, Rumford, Maine); (Wii. liam, Bonshaw); (Mrs. Lem Matheson. Glasgow Road):‘ (Mrl. Janie MacEachern, Charlottetown.)
The funeral was held from her late residence on April 25. Rev. Donald Nicholson officiated It the home and grave. The pallbearers were: John A. MacDougallhleil MacDougall. Fred MacPhall, Blrk. MacPhail. Neil MacPhall.
Many beautiful floral trlbuiel included the following:
Pillow - Melinda, Katie B. pad
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Wreath — Peter. Mildred and Family. '
Wreath-Alan and Helen.
Wreath-Horace, Annie and I'l- mily. . _
Wreath — MacEachern Family.
Spray — The Seller Grandchil- dren-John. Minnie and Linda, James. Flo and Family.
Spray-—Morris. Lillian and Jer- rold Darrach, Betty and Jaclfle Lewis. Janet and Family, ‘Lena and Graham. Argyle Shore L. 0. B. A., Moore Family.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mrs. Ier- guson takes this means to tender their most sincere thanks to their good neighbours and many friends ' for all their acts of kindnesl shown them during their bereave- ment: and also to all who lent floral tributes, letters and clrdl of sympathy-
From July 4th to August 81st inclusive, our office hours will be as follows:
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