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day--ons at a house on Ulmer Queen 'Presbyterian Missions for s. number of Street and the other on an old dere- years past

iict schooner on the west side of Pow nal Wharf. The only thing wet. which

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NEW CHAMPION hAN E 1.;;;‘,;,,§g:‘.';*,;;Si';‘;,.,T,*;;>, ;;;;°€.;;3;§§ Po. A. st... . wouoown Lou-= ~ t » t'-1 ` - ~

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A __ fperiencos in"t.he following order-Dr. ‘alia

_ ‘Ira J. Yeo, 'President Walter Grant ' '

banquet in the city hall at which 600

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and six sisters to P. E. I. He first settled in Rose Valley, where he mar-

riedlhls wgtfb, Christy McLean, who ft

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neon.-Au portant oss sizing it-gg; ooilekli yei we ‘iulichlirg oviaosog

Lbeiors Vi Chancellqyg Fi rald.'“_ snd_§ll hairs' yous time.

'charging them with fraud and con- _s very large |0cisl`of the congrega- splracy in selling sn old ship knowing tion of the Methodist Church ot this . the same to be condemned and unsea city worthy. Up to the present the ev- Movement was presented to the ~-peo- idence taken has been that of Messrs ple,

C. H. Kinch of Barbadoes, F. K.-sided. Warren, ship-owner of Halifax, Geo. orial’ Hal; was occupied and the best .YounE. shlpwright of Halifax and Capt of good fellowship prevailed. The pas |Rosenbury and Captain Walsh for my and his wife welcomed the pso- ,plsintiifs and Mr. Benoit for the de- ole as they entered, The Rev. Mr. giénce. 'die vessel in question was the strothard gave a very inspiring sd- -sehooiiiar=Be.sve'r which the pleiniiif'B idress in which he set forth the aims ;p\n-ehssedé in *lax-ch, 1918. The ves- md ,eel sul stubs Keen detained in uonm wo., ‘The plsintils claim that the vessel genuon and his audience caught, as to date has cost them $18,000. The he case was begun Wednesday morning. 3|-'g ’l‘i|e “court Nlourned ycSi€l‘dHY if’ excellent music and the Ladies Aid

forest-today bi Il a. m. when the case se,-ved refreshments in their usual twill be resumed. eiiicient manner.

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ilJ|:'ti€ebil'u't?5`l>`l¢ blade in Avo3i`§%ii_B_i: lllgsday evening, Oalgber 21.Bat thg h S t M J Rlibu _ .9 ' - id of 'li/ir. lialm ernar

ffvevn lgd tarllrenaltss lliriss Adelh Gang: lfgenenlalss Amy -Caldwell, sister of I bell, one ct' Amherst’s fair ladies.__Rey Mrs, Bernard waa_.'._ Qsrrled t0 ML; Mr. Webber performed the 11)&l’~i‘lH`¥‘€ Iames P. Sel~liQ"k.;R'ev. Ines was the iyservicefiai the presence of a few of tile ifilciating niet and Mrs. Ines, inear friends oi the bride and ‘ groom. pinyed me frnsrch and Miss'

i’l‘iie bride lookbd charming dressed in diva Toombs visa' bridesmaid and .lVlr. iwhite duuliess satin ang Crepoflde é‘iaFry`._Cnldw'e`l}»‘brother.oi the bride ,Chine with hat to mate . She li BC .v s fwore the groom’s gift. a beautiful set iiaassed in w.h.it_e silk mulls with veil ;of silver tipped* fox iurs. After the ser- ind ` . vice they motbred in the Sargent Maj- maid wore whitssiik voile. The _Dres- 'or’s car to the home of his sister, imts were multiplex, including valu-

ROTARV CLUB.-Rotsrian Major show_ _

D. A. uvraoinnnoh presided at the :ct _und the presents included it ccl- weekly iuncheon in the Ruse and 13,;-gy !_ection of articles that are at once use- iyesterday. Among the guests pres ill _ _ ent' were" Rev) H. T. B. Strothard ,'enuine popularity of the. contracting Chatham, N.B., Rotariun J.Frod Fr-hs- varties. . .

1 I and _District President George S. In

._y_ } man. The conclave opened with s

people were present. The iirst vice- :el president, John Dyer, a furnier from as Indiana. was t-he principal speaker.He ` J is 't`he'most eloquent speaker. with thi Je? exception ofalleslie Pidgeon, the rep :I resentatives fad heard. Next day the gm 'iadieswere driven round the city and .tr at specia-l service held for them, while °

sion One of the results of the visit md had' M' varkms times' mpregeub

was ‘itlrnt a bunch oi livewire Amerl ld sieveral or the leading com'

_ . . - _ ' _»anie`s_._ At one time he was in Rotarians intencbcoining to_t,hnr. :hnrgé of the *Union Mutual lnsup

etown lor tile district meeting in .

.alprll.‘.lTh?;’P.resi(lei1t announced that :2c?.§;;é§e;¥§§e i?ll;“e;v;:3;l:|}_ia1LT§; e follow ng definition of Rotary was he ' ' - »

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l‘]‘;"3°I§i1“;§‘,;’;:’9(;l“"g;§P@i“*¢d_P§’ fi"°_1{ .ns déluh no was iooiu agent or,_tho is _ f .P 9 ‘SS 0'1"' 0315 -Jnited__Liie Insurance Co., of Port- _ .t raternlly without ritual, pass- and ghd wa - 1 _ . _ s considered one.of,-the word, oi secrets, a business organizes most ,wcessful agents or the com_ tion without commerciaiism or person mm. sl- ' ' ' _ i al gain; a religion oi’ service and good HM;-'_ "Shea had auwids ac unim.

f _ _ ll _Terilowshig xvgghleut church orAcreed._.. moe. He was known as a gqod mix.

_ e voc st r the day was Mr. Char . _ __

I | I iesi' Earle, accompanied on the piano giéggg ‘tixgthlgfllilgy t§;,n'fnak’§§

vIL;_3 .- _ _/F" W .7 . _ .. _ 'J by 'M155 Earle- _ _ ._ . vang nlember of S1;_"Jgs5ph'5 church l

___ 1 . I . _ _ . There passed away at Mt. Hope, P. 1lg_e£sl4({e(;v9}:;§,'€;litfl;?li,9,h0 was `!0n£er_ `

'; E .I ,on_Scx>t 27th one or tho _ously 1 'G ,

ly; 3’ \.~. \~ fr; pioneers" of the Province, in 'the"DBi"' Ee.0llg.alila]ale1;I\?g;sa?éhy of 'Tig

,e __ af: _ l _ . . von ohuu- e J)/§§§sj_', -/. 5/>_\__ son of Mi. Samuel Nicholson, who _-em his mother' M _ ,M t. Sh J rgtrclgloxtkissripe age of 103 years one sister, Miss Cliira Balggiiza, wliad

-r _ ‘ H ~ _ _- s in charge of the -millinery depart-

__ e was _b_ori'i__in the Isle oi Skye, _ g f_ h N 'Sc<>tl#n&.<>i='1wio ui. 1816. and in the .iff ofoiilofs, 1i2f."i:oi'ill°°i5 istiii :Sli year 1840, emigrated wi.-th his parents Walter .Shea_ '

n'i:\rle‘is co c-rtable home. F. Lord w '

He was a man ot a deeply religious 19;), at Qhe ul; ol;a;fe;eag.v';vfr £22;

nature, and splendid quail-ties tx had been a remarkably active man character. and was ncvcr known in until about the first or last December the coinniuuity to_say 9. bud word cr when he suffered from a stroke of do n wrong deed. Ho loved the pa,-a1yB;H_ His ,.ec_.,very was only predeceased him ten years uso. In partial. and although hs was a-ble to 1862. lie 1n‘0V€d U0 Mi- H096. Wilefe lie tirlve out und occasionally attended iiveg' tis; restdoi' his dl_0ilK lille and churchservice during the winter; he _ .h‘i°r B y "“ We L0’ 5__W°i'd- End never regained his accustomed

. s iii'-e was a benedictiph to All his g¢‘f¢hg;h_ Mn Lord-waq_;“)" an Tryon

acqtiaintntttes, and sii classes spzlce March 29th, 1848 whlirehlie xwas a of him i\i?h aficctiotinte veneratiri guccessfm farmer and mm owner for in early days, he was a not ble. gure I 3 ' i ' at the Coinmunibns iii DUDE 9i7?\ileY‘ illidliilileydeallsiinaonnma J‘7.mi'sliBtle5r: Tl field cha '8lrcf'hlUyh. ‘Like-%1i\'1Yniihs tho mo' Rev. 1h~f"no son.`I-*rom this he WHS ll 'E00d IIIHH. iilil Of the H015’ marriage the following children are Spirit *md f“ifh» living. Mrs. Bron-mn Lea fl‘ryon'- F.

As an octogenarian, he recited W_ .Lamp of Tryon. M,5_ 'H H_ Lea

correctly to his pastor, the whole of _ym-vie, Alberta. Jéhn .D Lord C811 the shorter Catechism, and for this gm-y_ A|m_._ Mfsses Lottie and’Amy

yandghis liggher standing as a Chris- po;-<1 9( Edmonton. , _ . , Alien- his fehdc rrcicqwd him witli.. 1hi.m`uo,' mv, 1vm."'tJ<'si-21 ation situ. .& .BUi-time SUV ,_ . _ in Nbvember of T915 the deceased was `

V He ived the simpib life' and nev- med 40 M;-,_ M5915; .mugmn of ff-..fs.°"~".z“ .::i.:if°“:°;; “sm ,,.. ‘f . - a -... ___v and no rs "1-.Lordwsss1` 'memorof' heaith.'?i'ii within a- wweeks of his mg Mefh0`di,.t churchyqgd for many death, the silver cord was loosed and years s. prayer lame; ‘Ind gripe;-in-‘ llle l0ld9Ll b0Wl 'l)\f0k8l1 Bild P18 gndent of the su ‘ 1 in the

spiglt .retumeqlto God who gavq il. ' £0" Mgtuudln tter. he | , .Of lil! d€i|\ 1' 9 tc Int’ » no ,wok up ,tha well known: the lei! D. N. Forbes, work in ¢ Me¢hod|“__9humh.th°,.e_ cf Tyne Vullcy and the Rev- Jem". rush: up to mo who of his im tn- |"°"b°5» °f N- Y- _ ness. he was assistantfupt. of the

At his own request. the funeral sunday School' and 'exhoner and

°°i`Vi¢9 WEB °0Ud\!Q¢£d b¥-B9V- .J-,, .- _ 9_ her of the Men'a Bible Class. Our M3394' °f P53"-l _ , _, ther was one of the msn whose Mf 35?”-_ “ill iii\‘°i'i1!¢°'i- __ _l 9 ssing sway leaves the community in Igllllddli Ccimcmil'-I h t h Lou and church poorer.

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__ the St. D sn’s _team inet ‘ at #ie U _' _lty. A lunchebp

Rshdrtonat so`c|A|..- At

The Rev. Mr. Glendenning PPG-

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went from point to point the Sllellk enthusiasm. The choir furnished

-I-HYMENEAL.-A pretty wedding

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orange blossoms, while the. brides-

gifts in cut lilies. silver and lin-

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the brides sister, Mrs. Bernard, gave a sllvercake plate. The ev-

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and ornaimen`tal,,testlfying to the

Maine, insurance agent, died sdlay night ist the C. M. G. hospi- foliowlng anlliiness of typhoid fev- .1ii_ir. Shea. entered _the hospital weeks ago, his condition _being

tical at the, time. Complications de- opqd and for the past week the e had been practically hopeless. Mr., Shes was born in Lewiston 31 rs 'ago. He was 'educated in the blic ,schools of the city and had ways' resided here' his home .for ny years having been at 30_.Elm est. He was a successful insurance man

Cape Traverse. P. E. I., sustained deep loss in the death of Mr Robert

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