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held at the home of Miss Aletba Essa on Monday evenlna "l? 3nd. with an attendance oi eight mem- hers mm 11v, visitors. Theimeetind opened by singing “Thoillltllillu Roll call answered with verses ior Mother's Day. Minutes of last meeting were readand s?‘

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oi committees _ given. sick and school committees thwwere appointed correspondence re- Wl-l lating to the Institute was read by thesecre‘ y followed by a discussion oi bissiness arising out creams. "It was decidedio have a. sand table made icr the jachool. "The render awsrenime-censuted oi latvdiscussion on. "The All-Round .Wcman"_-by the members, A paper on_"Oooperation between parents, . teaehersisnd child. hyMre- Henry Coffin Blithe Hlglﬂlhd I'll-ill b! Miss Evelyn 13m. Mrs. ‘David MacDonald kindly invited the members to her home i...‘ the t... meetinl. a dainty

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wjlnjlnf the National Anthem. _

- mailing farmer. -

thvdoctor. "chance eielimeie ii what you need." .

the» tanner. "Gdodn

in England all myiiielf

Home American scientists Vdeellfe that they‘ have distinctly‘ I"! W“ moons. so much for iﬂiilliiinm-

.. - in had as his lunch was served and alter the I M1’- mv“ “m”? ' _ meme era hearty vote o! thanks we" reemilY- M“ “m” “m” to the-hostess. themeeiinr closed aid, Milo.

' '9; mud possessor oi 26 lambs ‘ “our ‘n. “u” m to “and fngmplﬂ ewel. load luck in hard

g": condo nothing rcr you." said “W'-

- » ~ ' .. Mr. W. Turner's ranch at 01.0111.

“Qhalllo oi climateld $12: u pup, from s pairs of icxes, with

h“ m.“ ,,;,,°:.,,'u,.,¢ more to be heard irom. Quite a had the misfortune, while Pleyini; never sn

. Springﬁeld.-

so. n. n. Springfield, was a visitor to Charlottetown last WOO‘.

\ lb". Herbie .. Stewart. Southwest ' Int. 10.,is spendinl I 19W dlys very pleasantly, in aummeriield with Mr. and Mrs. a. x, sscoreser.

w. James Mcﬂreser. Central " Int ll, was a recent visitor to Bum- meriield.

m. Bismuth Mayne and Miss Lissie Mlyne, Bummeriield. were in Bummersids on Saturday.

Messrs Glut Harding and Char- les McMahon, Norbom, spent last week end in Hamilton.

m. David A. Bheehan, was-gate is spending a pleasant holiday with ' friends and relatives in Charlotte- town.

. people. Not just Miss ‘iheresa Lawless, Kinkore, is

spending a iew days with her brother, Mr. James Lawless and Mrs. lawless, Norboro.

w. Linus Brennan, Darnley spent last week-end in Freetown visiting Mrs. lull: Oin-iey.

ma. rel-sen mirran. Pleasant Grove, is visiting her mother Mrs. Felix curley, Freetown.

Mr. Everett I-Iaslam and Mr. Arthur Haslam, Springfield Int 6, spent Sunday very pleasantly in Fredericton with iricnds and re- latives.

Miss Helen A. Buntain, Spring- field was a visitor to Charlotte- town Saturday.

m. and Mrs. n. n. Lyle and M1 Mr. Wilired 0t Central. mt 15. were the welcome guests oi Mr. and Mrs. A. K. MncGretm, Bummer- field on Sunday last. '

Mr. Everett Haslam, Mr. and Mrs. Hyatt Haslam and little daughter. Evelyn oi Bprlnsiieid. Lot 67, spent Saturday in, Char- lottetown.

Mr. and lVhrs. Carl Cireenan, New- ton, eptnt the week-end in Hope River.

w; Iirances J. Greenan and ‘ \ Miss Helen Greenaﬂ. “WW1! IP95‘ ‘m. was; gnd_wlth Mr. and Nfrs. James Mclsaac. HOP! Riv"-

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Miss Evelyn Mayne. Weber i" ' Celitfll Intlﬁ. spent Bum!" i“ the home oi her cereal-I. MY- ""1 Mm Geofgg Mayne, Emerald.

buss Vivian E. Woodslde, Central Int is, was a Sunday visiier W Bpringfield the guest of W. 8nd Mm ﬂysti, HaslamP-E.

0’Leary And Vicinity

The lobster sea-wit 0W5"! ‘in April 80 on the western coast, which m w“, c1“;- .oi ice. It_was a lovely zine dsv. and there W" “"1” i‘ bustle aionmhe we!" "*4 i‘ ‘l?’ of motors.

congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Jeim elements, Glenwood 011th? birth of a young daughter.

We ‘were sorry to learn that M155 Pearl Noonan. Ouml‘. ‘hid been ill with tonsilitis. Her many iriends wish tor her speed? Ymvuy-

m; Qeorge McDonald, Milo spent a iew dew X°°°nl1y u" We“ of w. Vernon Bette,- Glenwood.

m. Lyman Ciorrill, Gienwood. was a visitor on Avril 24 at the ’ home oi Mr. George Mcwiiliams. Mlburn. number oi ranchers in this locality

report poor returns.

Her many iriesids regret the in- disposition of Mrs. James Dennis, Odieary," and hope to see her re- stored to loud health soon.

w. ma... ucxle. Milbvw- i!

Mr. Fred N. Nash. poultry pre- moter. Charlottetown, visited the Qlenwood Experimental Station on April 22 on official business.

very good luck is IODOIW! mm

Master Walter Auld. Gleiiwood-

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at his hcnz: czi April 28 to fall and appointed as follows: Health

aHdI Mss, Neil Boultcr, Glcmvood, was seriously injure his elbow.

cleanliness-Jean and Enid Stew- a visitor at the "home oi Mrs. James

art, Yard Committee, Gordon Stew- M. Stewart, West Point on April Mr. C. J. Cooke, Dairy Promoter, art, and Jackie Sabine. Roll call at 24_

Kensington, visited the Glenwoodmext meeting will be answered with

Illustration Station on April 26,["Your favourite musical Instru-

Mrs. James Livingstone, Glcnwood

testing milk samples for the Glcn-‘mcnt’. had a5 her guests over the week end wood Cow Testing Association. - Miss Flora Boultcr and M‘ss Quite a little village of fish Blanche pmDgnakL-Q, The regular meeting oi the Junior houses have been erected at West _________. Red Cross Society oi MOIItZOIYiEIYIPOTlt wharf during the month of 111i,- is whut the Chicago Tri-

School was held on April 29, with April. 1° buildings more have been mine thinks oi it: The proposals the President, Helen Sabine, in the added since last season, which goes oi the American delegation to the chair. Roll sail was answered with to show that optimism reigns sup- Geneva Conference on Armaments riddles, and new committees were reme among the fishermen. are wvorschthan. absurd They re-

accelerated Hoover.

ordinate influence paclfism and political clericaiisn. upon the present direction of oui diplomacy, an influence sanction in American public opin- ion and without respect for Ameri- can interest.

present the degeneration of Ameri- can defense policy which has bee: going on in recent years and witl motion under

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