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' . V H . au or ii -you o s er en: a s . you s . Mllln - llslean Jealous Husband shots Vllfs. 'l'vio children Ties suicides "W Wlm "I'll W-W PM W" -M W M -'1' km Win: rim. ml cure it I I . inurieaon sank into his chair. all more clearly. ins new Mark Gran 1 sl- . A . , . o IDIGONGIB. s'i"'”'i'est be hid his "01 course I understand! 1 some of. that glory? "11! (- if wkddlllg - face in no handl. ' you know you'd be like that," Ibo said those ex-convict min " ; l By Mary lrnlay Taylor Fosdick stood ..:arlng.' reluctan proudly; "you're great enough to yes, we will!" f l at, Peter's Chi.tl'0hl1'7"0land. Lot to be convinced. Heres a won- spare an old man whoa wronged (TH! END) W 11, was the scene 0 I very pretty 0 l l ' l ' ' ' ' - I rm, 9 wedding on Monday. evening. July , ( "M """” v t . . I 7' ”.f.'&it."'.?:”..”."".'.'.': men w- - ..nm-. can -u- , o s'aerii.”(J.li'ari:syMacI..ean!'of Coleman, i;f:gont;iy:'o1::n- taiixg T111. 'u..'::”i.' - v iii! l r E. I-. became the bride of E to it. or course the others-" i' b ill. 5 . Lelth Arblnm only Ion of Mn Ind "Yes. the othersl' barked l"os- ' . ' i Mrs. xiii-ry Arbinl at woodmcit. dick. staring hard at Mark's 31 ; 1

back; of course it was s vindica- tion. but this man-had stood so high!

Burleson touched the paper on his desk. "You'll put it through. Fosdick? I'm tired of it; I'll take it when it comes. Now--" He turned, too, and glanced at the young man at the window-"you can both leave; I've done my share."

Fosdlck rose; he was white and his eyes stared. but he took the paper. "It'll mean a. trial," he said harshly; "I'll have to drag you into court."

Burleson, who had sunk lower

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The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Leslie A. Dignau uncle of the groom. suitable music llas rendered by Mrs. Dlgnan.

The bride looked charming in a suit of cocoa brown gabardine. with natural straw hat and other accessories to match. Her corsage was of yellow roses.

Her only attendant was her sis- ter-in-law Mrs. Ralph Macbean of mtleboro. Mass. while Amett Mac- Lean, also a brother of the bride supported the groom.

Immediately after the ceremony the happy couple let: on a short honeymoon trip motoring to places

nl interest in the Marltimes and since their return they are residing at their home in Woodstock. P.E.!. where the groom is engaged in farming.

Reeves - Hughes Wedding

st. James Church, Summerfield. was the scene of a very pretty uedding on Tuesday. July 10 at 8 am. when Miss Florence Theresa, daughter of Mrs. Marshall Hughes and the late Marshall Hughes was united in marriage with Mr. Lloyd Reeves, son of Mr. and Mrs

in his chair." nodded. "Make it as clear as you can-if I'm to go to Jail-" he laughed discordant- ly. turning to Mark. "Young man. you're avenged; it's harder for

--and to die there-than it was for you. You've got your life be- fore you-I'm donel"

Fosdick ryly; it's revenge that's sweet, 8 rleson."

into his breast pocket. motionless figure rasped on him.

but the in the window V

he said sharply. "I'll have to ask your pardon for my treatment of you; they'll make everything right in court now-wand you can have it put in the papers.

me to go to jail for two years now -

"He doun't count that." suiu'

He was tucking the confession '

"You'll be needed. too. Grant." .

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Russell Reeves of Freetown. The ceremony was performed by Rev E. L. Murray, parish priest of Summerfield. who also celebrated the Nuptiai M.n.s.s.

The church was beautifully de- corated for the occasion with vases of mixed cut flowers. Music was under the direction of Mrs Edgar Hickey. and appropriate hymns were sung during the Mass by Miss Myrtle Perry, niece of the bride.

The bride looked very lovely in a floor-length wedding gown of white satin. She wore a. finger- tip veil and carried a bouquetu-if pink and white roses. Miss Irene Hughes was her sister's brides- maid and wore a floor-length dress of pink brocaded sheer and shoulder-length veil. She carried a bouquet of beautiful mixed iiowers. Mr. Aeneas Mcllntee. cousin of the groom, was best

Suddenly Burleson groaned. The hideous publicity of it made him wince. He seemed to hear-already the strident calls of the news- boys - "Extry l"

Mark turned. There was a light ' in his face; he held his head high.

"Wait." he said to Fosdiclt; 'one moment! Keep that paper. I've had fifteen years-I can af- ford to wait two more."

Fosdlck gazed at him and Bur- leson lifted his head slowly. "You mean-"? gasped Fosdiclt. "1 mean Just that! I'll wait. I can't strike such a. blow at them all. nor at-" Mark stopped He did not want to add "a dying man".

Burleson rose unstcadily. facing him. "You-you know I let you

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Lutz - lloonan Wedding

-The St. Peter's Church at Seven Mile Bay was the scene

. Lac... -. MES. GOFTON. SHOT BY misisarm

A. "gun-crazy" husband. Wilbert Gofton. 39. of New Hamburg.

Maritime: and Eastern U. S. A.

man. Lime Doreen Mullen, mm, ongm-lo, enraged over his wife Clara's continued friendship Wlfdh and a pretty wedding on Wednes- on relul-,, they will l-egdg in TOE.”

of the groom. made a verycharm- one-time flnnce. Hnns Kondarl, shot and killed has will: an all: Ally. -lurlye 6:11 I: 3 n. m. vghe"! 5.3;,” John. N, B” where the " " II6

mg flowar ,4 dressed in 3 floor- sleeping children. Cecil. 7. and Dolores. 5. before on im; isgiwlnhter fgrlas earM anal daug ier groom l5 3 Cllll-.lll employee. B.ol

length white satin sown similar with ii .22 calibre rifle. Ellnu Gofton. 11 months.1)'ounSi:jh adg mi. in r. and rs. i am Noonan pout of ll”. lamvlnce guests l

14-, t,hg bl-idem, with 10,1; white of the couple, who slept soundly through the tripe gar! 6;; an The of Carleton exchanged marriage were Ml...am.l Mrs. ovld Lu”, Kg l

veil. she carried a basket of Gide. was apparently overlooked by her rage-bllnde Ma d fl vows with Malcolm Lutz. son 0' Miss Minnie Johnson and Mrs. . ; i.

mlxed nowen. other surviving child. Carl. two. was at the hplmemoaf Gr." on pm; Mr. and M”. ovld Lulz of Jean Lewis an of Manolo". ! l. The usllen W", pew. leer”, where he had been taken the previous night y ts.” 0 311- the Moncton. The ceremony was '- l,

and Earl claw. feared for the safety of her ChI1dl'P"- Nelghboasn” WI” N performedl by lRev. Reginald - -77- "- W-w----w ' Followlns the Ceremony 3 ,2. sordid tale of n simmering haired between the o on coupe ev. Macnonalldl p.p,. who 3150 Cele. . l is

since their wedding day twelve yours ago. Mrs-. Goiton. aware til her husband's blind jealousy toward Kondart. had. the day befor- her death. threatened to take poison rather than continue to live with her husband. New Hnmhurg police. who a month ago. confis- cated ihrce rifles owned by Gofton. an expert gunman. know there was "trouble brewing" at the Goftnn farm, as the jealous husband had threatened Kondart many times before.

brated the Nuptial Mass, and the wedding music was under the direction of Mr. Robert Sylvere of Quebec.

Given in marriage by her fa- ther. the bride was lovely in a wine gabardine suit with white accessories and a oorsaage of white carnations. Her brides-

ception was held at Birch Hill tourist lodge for twenty-five guests. The bride's table was at- lractlvely decorated with mixed cut flowers and centered with a three-tier wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and groom. The toast to the bride was given by Rev. EL. Murray and respond-

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ed to by the groom. short speech- es were also made by several guests.

After the reception the bride and groom left on it honeymoon trip to visit points of interest on the Island. They will make their home in Freetown where the groom has a 'ul business.

while - Mcliiiiis

sweetheart neckline and puffed sleeves and bustle sashes of or- chid taffeta. Their bo-peep head dresses were of matching colour. They carried nosegays of orchid cat-nations and babies breath. Miss Gail Grcenan. cousin of the room was flower girl. she looked cunning in a floor length gown of white taffeta and net with con- trasting sash and headdress of pale green. she carried a nosegay of baby rose buds.

The groom was assisted by Mr.

Following the reception the hap- py young couple left for a short honeymoon trip. on return they will reside in Toronto.

For travelling the bride chose a powder blue gubardine suit with white accessories and carried a white topper. Her corsage was of gsrdenias.

Mrs. White is a graduate of the Charlottetown Hospital school of

Nursing. out of town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Major Imman-

Boden; Mirs. John J. Whlte-Emer-

maid, Miss Aileen .Noonan, cou- sin of the bride, wore a rust gabardilne suit with beige acces- sories and a corsage of pink car- nations. Mr. Joseph Noonan. bro- ther of the bride, supported the groom

Following the ceremony. wed- ding breakfast for twenty-five guests was served at the Hill- crest Tourist Home where the bride's table with its artistic arrangement of mixed flowers and lighted tapers was centered with a three-tlet wedding cake

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i ti 6 t nngglr C-la-l,eChlf:l?:::: 396:, aid: Mrs. D. F. Mclraughlin-Mom topped with a miniature bride mm Gulls. lol.mcl.ly ol lndllmltreal; Miss Roah Jay -Borden; and groom. The toast to the e W wail l.'r:. ”'2'.".:.?.""l2f:”;i:' '”'3""S....”y....'.?"f: i D 1 ml tl 1 l . 1' r e -w 1' 2 ac ona- an m'319oI:SlYiOF:"n2Ythgh::::& 3;”; ,l,l:'l'.'f,,,,,1: :3: ”l,e;':,'l:ful'l5";g,i:.l Mrs. Laura McLaughlin-Montreal: by the groom. ”

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very pretty wedding at lo A. M. on Saturday. July met when Rev. Father Brcen united in the bonds til Holy Matrimony Nari Johanna. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John J. Mclnnis, summerside and Joseph Raymond White. son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. white, Emerald.

Given in marriage by her bro- iher John .1. Mcfnnis, the bride locked charming in a floor length inwn of white French lace and net. rho bodice featured a peter pan rnilar. lily point sleeves and a row bf seed buttons extended down his front to waistline. The boui- lant skirt featured a peplum of trench lace and fell to a short train. ,

Her open crown veil was held in Mare by a wreath of white roses. Sh? carried a shower bouquet of Dink roses and babies breath.

Mrs. Major I-l. Inman, sister of the bride was matron of honour. she wore a floor length gown of

Ont on a honeymoon trip through the

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