n-qVIBlTRD LN SUMMBBSIIIE-

Douglas Johnson and little away zt this Prince Edward

, Lloyd, of Bdthurst, N.B., are Hospital. Hie sister, Mrs. Pispou. ting in Simimerside, guests d Montreal (nee Dr. Florence), and

' '. George Ayres and Mm. Horns- Mn. Baker (nee Blanche MacDon-

of . ell known resident of All Barbour had been in

. the World's Heir. _, evening the members of

‘ in Huntley, Mrs. Elizabe

resident of that some years. Mrs. Ramsay was

Suniinerside Y's Men held

g ladies of the church.

' Address on the fox industry. was announced that

Mother's Day sermon,

jr_-..-.....

angel addressed to Mary , among women.’

ituerite Cudmore sang

rrr-s-rrrrr-n —rrnrri—n

Mrs. Ahern was a wo character and he ' position endear with whom she - er remains were taken ' home of her brother. Che

444m

1 dear sister, three 5 and William of Elmed in Sherbrooke and two the Uhiwd states. The. 1 i. vices were conducted Heart. Church, Alberton. WV ld assisted

MmDona , Interment took place

hi: Sacred

ha pensatlflfi", by Mr. Harry E. Fas-

in i» “have ices _. __ _ec orpucaonn eoey Bea" “étnbffg. Digest Annual Anthology of Verse, m,“ mo, published ih New vol-h. This

is regarded

erg were: Messrs. h Jam , Everett Matthews.

the recipient of

hers of hlis polish night _

"Qkffi, mg“ w; N“; pretty wedding was solemnlled on

. H. Morrfssey, prcei- W011“

Holy Redeemer Holy ‘l oclock in St. Mary Convent result“. Chapel, Rt. Rev. Mgr. G. J. Mac-

upomld, Icllsn officiating, when Miss Al-

i110 All

Name Society an ion made by Mrs. president of the

l bc ‘in chdrlotwwwhmm m‘ Wu very S .

aFaxther Fleming thanked very printed silk crepe drew with beige fauna“. the memmrs o; hi, pm»- coet matching hat and accessories. 0g m, “any”, w. She was attended by Miss Eunice w“; 5111.94 b;- Sonier, sister of the . Mr. o1 m, Henry LQCIBI! attend the groom. 11¢ The wedding breakfast was served d001- mg pgf- at the home oi the gxoornis bride.

tood t th h oh Ma bid “limited w each of his in the evening the wedding toners. 1'1

d. idrenk fire got out of

codtrol and worked its th

glde: dared a miscellaneous shower ldlng caught fire and was Miss Mn!

d and

wu the l.- naive.

ook l t h h? ‘into?’

ed safely. Damage to ts by water was extc

Sympathy .5 extended to the relatives oi the late LS. MacDon- ald of CIIUIOGIBWWD, who

eld) both came to Charlottetown to attend the funeral which was held on Sunday last. '

ABE ENTEETAINEfD-Following v -

Edward Barbour, a. the Young. Conservat es meeting berton. at, Murray River on Saturday ev- piior cniug the perry o1 visitors from th for some time, and suffered Charlottetown were entertained at ralytic stroke early last week. the home oi Mr. Fre c hope was entertained for his ston. A delightful time was had the beginning. Much and refreshments were served by is extended io the be- Mrs. Johnston, assisted by the B

d W. John-

young ladies.

Mrs. (D12) A. M. Bell 0f Carle- WILL CALL TENDERS-In re- iday morning on a six ply i-o i111 urgent M19818!“ i115- to her sister in New patched by Mr. Wallace L. Hig- Yprk, where she will also take in gins. Stcieiiiry o! the 9118110116- 011 Wednqgdqy town Board of ‘Trade, asking the Car- money be made available to start " leton Women's Institute, of which work on airport forthwith 011 N!" the faithful and efficient count of the acute unemployment secretory, gathered at her home to situation, Ml‘. J. l... Douglas, M.P.. vish her a pleasant trip. They stated tenders would be called for so. presented he: with an ap- today.

VISITING NOVA SCOTlA-MII.

‘There passed away at he: home W. D. Sherwin 0i Crnpoud left tin,

u; Ram. city Saturday morning enroute to my who had been a dearly loved Fhimoiii-h. NOVB- 500118. t0 V1811 community for her son and his wife, the Rev. J. a S. and Mnssherren at St. George's wqnlan of unusual vitality and en- Rectory.‘ Before returning, Mrs. He: husband predeceased her many years ago.

sherren will visit the Rev. J.Mac-

She leaves Mann and his mother at St. Ann's ti) mourn the memory of a dear ‘Rectory, Musquesh New Bruns- nf wick. The many frlendc of Mrs. $limmerside and Brenton at home. sherren wish her a pleasant visit. Fiuncrdl services were conducted by ev. WA Paterson and interment . ‘ENJOYABLE HOUSEWARM- tuck place at cemetery.

- "-\Y'S MEWs MEETING-Thelma: new home of Mrs. Grace Ken- their nedy Machean into which she and in the her husband moved, for n house- Presbytcrlan Hall and were enter- warming and shower oi ilseiul gifts. tallied to a lobster supper by the Mrs. MscLean although taken by Mr. surprise in u few well chosen L. Molllson presided. Mr. H. T. words thanked the Ladies for their Holman, Jr., reported on the plans kindness. Rlefresihmenie Wiiie 56111114 fpr the bathing houses on the and a pleasant evening came .to a , ‘i Wllyiglg. ab}? Will? going agngcvery 011159- L-

‘ “ a‘ r ‘ r‘ ' m!‘ nun r001‘ INJURED-Masher “a” me gm“ “pmm and m” “E 1:90 Willlmns, slx-year-old Char- Jqmgs lottetown child received severe in-

lifinih would address Jury to his iwt diiriiie thy i1" 111 y zohd. s

INC-The ladies of Spirit Andrews Presbyterian Church assembled at

the Ritz Apartments Sat- urday . One of the anuller monuments in the Elm Avenue

At st. James Presbyterian Cemetery iidldinins the apartments

Y Church Sunday both sci-vines were mliliied 0V" 11114 1311-1119111 1115

- the minute; the foot. Several stitches were .si1id

- Rev. Dr, R. Moorhead Legato. _In ndcessiiry in treating the boy's in- tfie morning he spoke on the sub- 1111198-

divsne madam aid gov/big; votmo. rnorurxs SONG sm-

tuking B3 VICE-A large attendance of youn words whmh the people was present at the Bapth “Blessed Church last evening for the clos- The ing song serivice of the seafintrtn

1 " m oni con- the cooperat ve programme e ‘Qsnc alrxlthe-rsi ngy thxeachoir S.C.M. of Prince of Wales College

8nd the Y.M. C. A. Mr. J. W.

Dwellilifl TH Miss Mar- Bculter, chairman oi the YMCA the solo. In Religious and World Service Com- . . A. Lawson mlttee presided. Mr. Ralph (‘xi-eigh- ‘ i I Have Wouzid- ton read the scripture lesson and Any Soul ‘Ibdayf’

Rev. H. L. Denton offered prayer. The address was given by MnDon . MoPhail, general secretary of the

message

eeks o! YMCA. of Halifax. His

al. ‘of particular concern to young

last. people was followed with interest

man of sterl- and close attention. in the musi-

r kindly dis- cal programme Rev. Lewis Murray

ed her to all those rendered in his fine voice ‘The

came in Bontiwt- Ninety and Nine" by Campion, e

and Mrs. fiance; I-Ioll ITGLIIO!‘ was

T196 131111-11 much enjoyed in her singing of I of Elmsdale, from whose residence "0 Halppy Dny” by Branden Two

W! Ahem special numbers were well rendered s5 and he! 111891111114 P19‘ by the Young People's choir: 311° "Dwelling in Beulah land" and n the memory 0i 1i “I've Been Miss Helen 51931115. 5111171“ Callback presided hi. the organ

1g throughout the evening's program. TUESDAY

““°"""‘"‘ rsnmn roars worm SEL- ECTED-A sonnet entitled “Com-

es an outstanding poetry annual among the re- aentative writers of the U ted

....-._-. . _ _ m1“, c, States and Canada. Among post

I rlgeflgdegm- contributors have been Edna. 8t.

m1; 01w 1'01- gm p“; Vincent Millay, Walter do 1e More. and who 1”"; 1,111; Robert, Frost and S» en Vincent

ct. It is a distino compliment

, Ben

hm h, bee 1 nsgerl-qgwu to the qualit o1 Mr. terk work w he s I; $31,141.11 W151 that it shou d be chosen for pub- mwd purge by lication in this years anthology.

WEDDING BELLS-A very osdoy morning. Mo? 10th at

ms Arsenhult. daughter of Mr.

R t Re _ ;_A_ and Mrs. Joseph F. Arseneult of 0.3L‘, Qhxflggu- Bedeque was united m the holy and

bonds of matrimony to Rsllrh Mrs. W i-

Bonlcr son of iMlr. and W“ “u”, red Sonler of Summeraide. The bride '

Winsome in a. brown

drove to the home of the

i-Y de, where n reception was vcu in

q, 314mg“; their honour. The many rimds of u, d311,; Apgyflngntg" both bride and groom wish them Saturday afternoon. Children W917 hllilll-‘ilfi-Bl- 5 in a. graveyard cd- '—--—-

joining the apartment house were —-BIIDI T0 Bl SHOWER!!!- the cause of the blue, city firemen Th9 home of MT. Ind Mm- R01

Tanton 8t. Eleanor; was the scene of a h; py gathering lut week, when n gbbours and friend: ten-

Rogers, staff of Sclrite Store At Sumner- sldc. The house was very prcttily

othy Cannon and

-oll‘iil_zp_l5lv

in seize’ BUMQVNEABAdiCNTAGUEI m». m“ ident when we mil £311 Gauldi-ln Mounted Police vmmoiv-h mlmbofifl ouiai-ond- - wiigyshimffiwm, __n.»s._.,.".ui.i"w'y,- . onlofrulliin-pbom ingiltotcrhhl. lawn”. ed hiid°11"h'%?*°‘ . tromumtmymuomiishmim ihouhmdsuuv ve-lghin, Wadi-mm pnnounccdhtohow mm. be n 0131300 wi . ice mi . .1 ‘ 1138x3531?“ Maine Hon Jbowls 0 Borrower 5- _ _- A, » - . " . _ unloaded l. the wg-ggf, nw...:i..zl..l.‘..'i.b"r.li is: n» w»: v v v»

OMS-Mr

old Gaudet, proprietor o ha; rot ,1. to Montroll ond New RANGE [PI-Dill- tho gMbA- bilildixig. totown. on Thursday, May clcveng. l committee of‘ the Is

t. ateneorlykliigur yes- "um" w‘ M“ ‘m “m” 7 ‘m M!’ ' D8 P

tcrduy morning Duffy. a well known

tor rm predeceased him iwoh - one vol-i‘! I80. and one son Elmer eighteen years ago. ' " i

On Thursday, Ap

form. The honorary prcoi Brown, Charlottetown, was usly appointed to fill this The committee discussed plans for the vigorous continuation the Federation's educational programme in this province. These the several matters of business t st were treated.

I V- ’ —""' . vlnce . siren were: Annual lflfitlllawgf the Ladies F” ~ _________ v ~ mm“ w“ -R.ETUBNED '10P 3-1111-1511- oiienslu -

Old lu and loci-a f th - mttmmt which Ewen Andersonasnd i z mm 5% or o I

.-_.-_ ‘ ' v " memi-a l

GRADUATES m awmvmli- _ ,;_ A m Word‘ has been received by p {resident M" W80“ or M the Miwmnlld- 01W- thiii; 111-1 8°11 The new slate of officers eiectul summer 3gflv1fleg,--8_

h for the pest .21 cameos a shook to hm family and friends. Born iii 1°11! flXiY-Qltht years ego, he Tit-l‘ in 1899 wh

Mr. P.

W —VISITINO 1N llALlFAX—Miss oiBummerside is vis- itinz in Halifax. N.S. S

—RETURNED HOME —- Mrs. George Parry who has been spend- ing the winter with relatives in Boston has returned to her home

S

ful p _.__._ iiiions and will Iridium - . . MwM-llla . vi - c rmrsu oncnoe. - The in venom f hel in medicine Friday from Queen's dmtammt.‘ L‘ B n u A“; with lint-non. Tho legit-m, fig University, Kingston.

in he will go to Ottawa “rm ittee do . Ma. list at 11 . . Mun- ; Where 11811111 111110111“ 19011111111111‘ 5m 00 8i Miss lflclljllzinfilmMc- lfiyNorthy River dz mo P m. The vice president, Mrs. Pom ' fl. Le

“mined permanently unm 3°11" 1'“ fifilh; Mrs. H. S. Hendersomtrea- the Stanlev Bridge church on Sun-

S s WITH HIGH HON- 0RS-Mr. Thomas N. White, young Mrs Whi

side and the lilo Von. O. de Wolfe White page ors at Delhousic University Halif- ax. in the second

Council medical exuninstio _ on m“ NmsEk-me m Q m, “we day, May 25m. Geo. w. Tllle Min- hdmes Ln full Ol ma‘ mam “m” T“; Hflhfffilbeck 3;‘ um. L-isfi-io-ii.

Mi J uolih Mood 1d. ' ' . . plain 51111001 1°f M: e on‘ con négTglgirlllxtli old‘.% mmoiggynwm‘ 31mdflii.

NlCflAl-The ill/tie daughter of Mr. arid Mrs. Henry Crozler of Darnley is doing nicely after her regrettable accident in which she suCeLed a broken leg t became caught in her crib causing the accident.

BE REPAIBED HERE- Word was received here yesterday that the car ferr S. S. Prince Ed- ward Island whio Canadian National Railways would have repairs made on her hull and decks and in her engineroom Charlottetown. The work will be smCharéotiotown

the s._s, moi» Edward island is ferrying passengers and

tel as second prize in the Memorial Fund. Mr. wh iiolikretulotzd by his on his marked success-B

The death of James Baker on the mornirlz of April l. 1969, removed from North

one o: its most highly esteemed citizens, and ended a life of more than ordinary usefulness.

e

P0881118. his widow, formerly Iflllin one brother, Franklin

Many deeply red the accident to th of Mr. and Mrs.

U].

ing in its crib and sllwod m“ m 1e“ w mites“ remove her to be“, 9091.,“ M

Ty Mr. Bamu l ac-

Countv Hospital i" 11° NeilLr Nine lgyiie Creek, eof the “m- °’ x-myed. All sincerely

reco Crozier was obliged to spend days ineTBiln-imerside with h

brothers, Hudson and William pre-

ii him- between Cape ‘Poi-m- Aftor c brief illnos of one week entine, N.B., and The regular vessel used on the run. the s5. Charlottetown, is gt Saint John, N. B., undergoing her annual spring refittin

ORGANIZATION

E1’? ganizetiozi meeting of the Young Men's National ConservativeParty was held at Grand View last night. Speakers included Mr. Don Grant,

years DENT — Cm‘ widow (nee Miss Emma Fryer of

BRILLIANT ‘STU . peue d"? “Gugi liizzglandxfour sisters and me bro- “ Sytmps“ °f the Mt“? “m?” ggarge of unlawfully Cnftrlng “i111, B. - -- in t

saYHti-hiiEBeofVB

nloyed on! throughout her life,

ienoairte solo (18

Hem very heart notion. and with very high e th c i titivc scours GOOD TU N -- Much m, heeldofipeflilnl credit is u” m)‘ °' W’ 6

temperature being sustained, dur- in! e succumbed

Sunday evening, April 23rd at 8 M. M Runs undocu-

years and under at The numbers Btifiiiieiil BOY 5¢°i1l~$ 1°!‘ 3191s Bsilflivuiw- 111 District Governor's deuce end re- 1118 all the cosh he had taken in r

Tdi Anal; Roi-my >301“ i m won't-aha‘ 0.50. l. illinint»

llildlbu _' ",‘. itw ma.» uihuouohwhepw- 1J3 cont District OOMOICDCG _§<£°t1§&*iw% h

B. . ______ , to tho hotels reservation oommit- » ' h» own»- v i» n» iwéfif-‘é

e G Ar - P i unsold mew-v "m" m w '°° '"°'°“"| 4h 001ml‘! pyramids.» ' m": wmwnqnkgdydgflymw-Zbfim be um m: buoy i v "° m“ °° ' |anchors on the northoout of the

hold h" _ was

. ‘m, m“; .iifl-3°1’111l1i°-B1'Y, _ by-tlzoueuiuei-ehd

studded glctlve {gggisgugiteggtgeyiigaih a. win dhnpuihmw ‘ o the orcniii" m" World's mo. m. Bryan iiovro riet- K

Freeland lodge t if has returned in time for the be“. m tho

wed lholuded Mira. o. Elliot Full, presi- Miss Davida. Baker, aec- Lord's Slipper will be observed n h“ w“. ‘ v A. u Service Pavement. io-n. u.

Kenzi

e, K_3_ Roam and M15. Ofliclal Board will meeifih cdveh- and vice piesldent, Myra. .1. P. Me'- no McLur T on“!

dish Church Bi. 8 P. M i 3rd vice president, My; . 00o llo; secretary, My‘ Frank “£91016; treasurer M" -. 3959911 D - The Che ' ' Wi-lh a lovely umber

Creek was in the Prince Edward Lwhmf, w“ very gracmusly

SW11! 111"!) Shore. sun». n Isliinfd Hcsliigiiibiiiiiti 15111118111: 8:111"; aocep . Much credit is due to Margaret Jay. Chnrlotioiowli. Ruth The passing of the late Mr. m5 mm ‘"1 B’ i111 time h I11 the past president. for ‘ner earnest

bruises received when

mulomwwnfiertlig‘ Homo: 5' mmom‘ U‘ m home’ drawn vehicle was in oollisiozimyg: moggiodunn‘ ‘M: W“ years‘ mm

of to eke . ‘ m" Gmwm’ units‘ “Pm 35' 191?’ terday afternoon with I. motor qf m. 1' m m’ "WWW

M ~ B» Mid roiiowih lit painful l- . Mary VlVlBin MoD0nald.~ Geom- nose. 02m: u e shock to his ggxfgldgthomflginedwlham; amt one iii-mpg, w iii. omo maid t

ma“ “lam” 3nd ‘fiends m by the hen truck driven 5y, Mr. w“ much mjoyecL The mgewg ..

Murray Harbor (Point Pleasant) John u‘, o‘ five u,“ mo“ “d”

C £0188!!! 0f and m m5 11 1n ‘ e little dwflhiti‘ this cbmnliileirlnilgers aha-l cspgllgllyx to ‘mimng “m” ‘smewm V" M Owner» his pfl-Nn an Mrs. John “i” “Pm °°“°°' 1' M!" M“ WEEK nun BBEAKS—Apperent_ 5y. Reynolds Pom‘ Pleasant Donhlds condition. -ny exl-m- ly iccving one of uheir number 0n ha“. ' ______ ination would be made today, it gum-d, three men entered the regr-

thet it was mum)“ nmn_word h“ was learned. The driver of tho oi the Queen Hotel early satuydgy i

truck was arrested. Mounted Police mow and cleared the rem-mango, food. It/is understood that d119,- m‘,

h _€__. 3% w dam o‘ h“ bmmer My‘ Angus ROTARY-Rotary Annes were theft. fa" some reason or other. they

119111? W0 the man they left an guard

Mmlqem’ Wm pasw-d “w” m ese t with the R0 rianc at. the p‘ “< n, who in rotqllgtion reported m,

Winnlpfiil. MNL, on May 1st. 'I‘he Ram“, meeung held

a few m. “ma; m“ M“ MwNdu w“ mm l“ in the Canadian National yHo l. “m” u’ 131° Wm” T119 informant

New Dominion, this Province. 71 p 5h d “m, wns held and the three he mi. god ego. He is survived by his lgémvcilléniét. Geggeprfigw-eedy n‘; werelctsrlglooegolvggev-Q-‘hev (Til I

tion to be held in Charlottetown

ther. Much sympathy is felt for June 7 and a‘ hesmmnc Mm I’ commit an mdictable o1.

fence. eft end were remanded un.

.A.R>. l- the highest the bermved‘ Pfgrmel reception to be tendered $117M“ 17th on elturdny night , Of

d ice on their ari-ivll on y,‘ m cnoor- thfi“vvt“o.”‘hulllinbdéféifiti°“

d" u" hlrimbeww" talnment will include the Roiory ingoff withrntin cashbox wmfii

peg President of the Young Men's Nat- ional Conservative Allison MeoLean, Secretary of the $11188 COUMY organization. Arthur MecGui an, Vincent Connolly, no

Officers elected were:

rs. my her husband twaty-three years 111 E Wm’- Bwh (b)

80 d ever since she had made her hiame with he: son Sal-itch on

Sh, v been work and l_o of control to all who knew her, kind- °° ° m

. . She

he hbours and

friends, more sspec Gcdl mother. Her thoughtful-

Myles Macl-‘herson. Alliin Martin. Vincent

Chester M uh, ivhih Stanley MgcPhee, “In Keemuh _ their son Harold cessfully Qnll exaraisi 1W at ueetfs rivers . on d moewed m; matter of fact _the Island Tele- etmleam o! med mo‘ Jmn m.“ m 9 ducation in his home school Fume mmpii-iiyfi System 0f 001- m” e“ flown“ on y ' 1939' w- mctricuiatinz from there at ‘h eorly mo. He

and graduated from th the youngest studen

spiritual enrichment oil and p

the lives who knew

her best. ‘Ihersbnare left to mourn M11

DISiaSER/OUS FIRE-On Monday P igstihe Smith 21w awn“ “m!” m completely destroyed by fire. When first noticed about 6 P. M. the blaze (Sign Monlahln and 1‘ mmx" years id and germ!!! - the flffld- W}: were mash‘? ‘mm ‘he “SP orite wioth youngwuin: old. Heb‘!!! DUNPBY- his flildflltliln W‘ ilwelied miles from 11w nw- been in western Canada but ui 11. mo, to m. and Mrs. m t Queen’smUhi1{I¢1'e8:rY g5 es map one‘ health caused him m return homo Dun , Cherry Vollev, e son, e y s “LE” of 34 years reoeiv- For the first time lince 191B a 1v1 gummy“ 1;, Q“ 119,911‘) 119M141 y“ 14 FQ-tmfl-Ogfw Government oi Pvt-w- Edwwi n- §§ ifolih-eu. H: leave! to mourn ma. comm? Bel was’ w M“ ‘M U0 l " ‘

alarm the fire had fried such headway that 1t we; possible to save the house. The

by Rev- W- A- Plttrtvn of the hymuie lndefltlgubrlle effort-l of the

01 ' 111° ‘brigade. Almost all the furniture was the-burning house, 1t lg

om_ and Archie Thompson, Brookline, Mess. “The funeral service was conduct- en rk MOXItXOSG United ohureh did “p1 d“ w° slated by .Mr, Gen-ad Nazarene Church and took place in the M tery. The pallbearers William Horn, Russell Dhvid Gordon, Allen Clark. Profitt. and Howe/id Dunbar

ea his M.D.C.M. d congratulations are llcnt, young man.

interment "token ontrose Ceme- tho .

were: Messrs. started upstairs must. have origin- mmsay, ated from a defective flue or stove- _ was awav at the lint. and did not hear of his mis- dortune until he came in si he blazing house