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ymett oulelstee a very large fol-
of the Milton
our sons and passed away
age of seventv four
of that locality..
A very pretty wedding was cele-
brated at the home of John H. and Mrs. Hill, Providence, R. I., when their daughter Mary. became the wife of Gordon H. Jenkins of Ply- mouth, Mass. The ceremony was per- formed by the Rev. William Hunt, Pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. After» the ceremony the young couple left by train for Harrisville and other cities on their honey-moon. Mr. and Mrs. Jen- kins will make their horrs in Ply- mouth, Mass. The groom is n son of N. B. Jenkins, Mount Albion, P. E._ I. _
A telegram received yesterday by
Senator Prowse, City, bore the sad news of the accidental death in Port- land, Oregon, of Edison W. Mutch. which took place Saturday after- noon. No further particulars were received. '
The deceased was the second young-
est '.son of the late David Mutch, Cymbria, and is a brother of James Mutch of that place and of Mrs. John McKay, Wheatley River. He was a man of about forty-five years, stro ,healthy and vigorous, and firstsgeft home about thirty _venrs ag§,i?e agtahlisllccl a large real es- tate< usiness-in Portland and in Octplggt, .1310 visited his native pro- vi|':\bs*.`*'Befdre returning lie married (on Oct. 26, 1910), Miss Henrietta AZ-"ll/Tolfillan, 'youngest daughter of Duncan and* Mrs. lliclllillan, Cym- °"ff4`-§."» .
The sad news will be learned by
the 1131;; of friends of both families with ` rtfeltfsorroiv as both the deceased and'his widow were widely knowp.nnd highly respected. _
The' Guardian _tenders sincere sym-
pathy to the bereaved.
TUESDAY Rev. A. F. Newcombe, travelling
secretary of the Canadian Bible So- ciety for the maritime province and Newfoundland, with headquarters here, returned yesterday from Hall- fax. He has completed a trip cover- ing 1,500 miles in the three provin-
the la!-8 G rge
took plajives-
the late resi- to the Milton
paid a last- tri-
The funeral
the pallbear- 1 _
one of the most res-
Eimo but his dgsth '.5 ot by his friends bars. He lla; ;:§|:c?g Kagtd in business in St. John for mlilly Years and was well and favor- ably known there as well as in Sum. :nerside and other sections of this province, He leaves to mourn a widow and two children, Mrs, Bu; is a daughter of the into J, A, Gourlle.-Exe.
-The Halifax Herald for January
16, contains the announcement of the death of Mrs. W. H. Robinson, wife of Rev. W. H. Robinson, a forms,- pastor of the Baptist church in Sum- merside. Mrs. Robinson passed 5. way at the Highland View Hospital lb Alllllérsf-. whither she had gone for treatment after some weeks ill- ness at her home in Point. Dellute, N. B-. where Mr. Robinson is now past- or of the Baptist church. Mrs. Robinson is most favorably remem- bered -in Summerside. She was not only a faifthful and efficient pastors wife, but she combined in her char- acter these graces which make for the highest type of christian woman- hood. During her life of Some fifty years she‘has touched, always to better, many lives. Mrs. Robinson leaves beside her husband, two sons, Harold a teacher in Vancouver, B. C., and Carey, a student at Acadia University, Wolfvflle, N. S.-Exe.
The Guardian regrets to record the
death of Margaret Johnstone, belov- cd wife of James McLean, "elder, St. Peter's Road, Lot 63, who departed this life on Sunday morning, the 24th uit., the day before Christmas. The deceased was 69 years of age. She had been in failing health for the past. two years or more, during which time she had one or two severe bron- chical attacks. Her last illness, pneumonia, was only of few days du- lation. She leaves to mourn, an ,aged husband, four sons and two daughters. Two nf her sons, John _ond Joseph, are well-to-do citizens- of lthe West-one n resident of Edmon- ton. and the other owns a large ranch near-by that city. Her other |two sons, William and Hugh, are rc- sidents of Peter's Road. Her daugh- ters are Katie, wife of Benjamin Clow, merchant, Murray Harbor West, and Bessie, Mrs. Leath Gra- fham of Boston. l Mrs. McLean was born in Dumfries, Scotland, in the year 1842. When
‘about three years of age, her parents ,emigrated to P. E. s ld. a.nd short- ly after their arrival settled in the vicinity of Peter’s Road. She was ,one of a family of eleven children, .rind at the time of her death one ‘si~iter, Mrs. John Morrison, Peter‘s
ces and has addressed seventeen meet- lR0a¢1_ and si; 1,,-otha,-,,_ Ne11_ A,-chi.
ings. ln Halifax he and Rev. W. B. Cooper. general secretary for Canada, attended the annual meeting of the branch of the Canadian Bible So- ciety _th'erc.-Exc. (Rev. Mr. New- combe Q; well known here.7
, ._°_ * -‘ --
'liilisseh occurred at his home in
Highfield yesterday morning of Hugh Mc o , _ons of the oldest, most wide `.',»_f%uown and universally res-
p " gmof that locality. The de _ ff_ hty-one years of age and`h‘a` ‘_ for about a year. Possessed of a wonderful constitution he withstood the attacks of disease for a long period but finally suc- eumbed. He _loaves to mourn seven sons and five daughters, all of whom will have the sympathy of the com- munity. The funeral notice appears elsewhere.
A and accident occurred at Mt.
Carmel a' 'few days ago by which 9, sixteen year old boy, a son of the late Douglas Aitken, was terribly in- jured and may lose his life. The boy went into the horse-stable to water a horse. Carrying a tin bucket of water he in some way stumbled and fell under the borse’s feet. The horse although a quiet one, became fright- ened and jumped about in the stall trampling- the llnfortllnate boy in such a manner as to almost clush his life out. Hewas dragged out by a companion. _A doctor was sent for and _on.~ examination it was found that 'lfis head and 'body were crushed and cut terribly. l-lc has since ber; in a partial stupor and small hopci are entertained for his recovery.- Exe.
--A telegram was received by
A. W.‘P. Gourlic, Summerside last week informing .him oflthe death of C. N. Beal,'of‘Bac‘.<ville. which took place in St. John on Wednesday. l\ll'.
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bald and Samuel, all residents of iPeter’s Road, and James of Port- ,land. Maine, Joseph of Arizona, U. S. and Christo her of MacAdam
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lulunction, survivrrl in 1- ~::erishing the
memory of a fond sister. The de- ceased was an intelligent and highly esteemed citizen of Peter's Road, a idevoted and self-sacrificing wife and lmother, a kind and sympathetic `l‘riend, a good neighbor, a humble and sincere Christian, for many years 8 consistent and loyal member of the Presbyterian Church. She wasawo- lman of good executive ability, wise lin counsel, sound in judgment, inde- 'pendcnt in mind, and modest withal.
,She looked well to the ways of her _hollsehold, and ate not the bread of idlcness. The sore afllictions which she passed through in the closing lyear of her life, she bore with Chris- tian fortitude and patience, in ahap- py, cheerful spirit, sustained by an unfaltering trust in her Saviour, and by the faithful ministry of her fam- ily. She is gone! Her useful life, ended- on the threshold of three score and ten, but her bright, cheerful manner and her pleasant smile and silent influence for good still live in -the memory and heart of those who knew her best. Her mortal remains were laid to rest in the Murray Har- bor North Cemetery. “Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord."
WEDNESDAY
._.°Robert Thompson, Milltown
Cross, has sold his valuable draft mare for a handsorne sum. .
Jack Davey, Commercial (Jrol-ls,
has disposed of his valuable marc for a handsome sum. Mr. Power is the proud owner.
._,°The marriage of Irene McDonald,
daughter of Paul J. McDonald, to iChas. McDonald of East Point took
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Place Tuesday Jan 16, at St. Colum- ba church. Rev. B. D. Gillis, offl- clated. The wedding was largely at- tended and the bridal party were the _feifillients of many costly presents.*.
, -A quiet wedding was solemnized ,at the Presbyterian Manse, Summ- Brslde on Wednesday last, the contra- ctlng parties being J. H. Burns Mc- Ausland and Miss Katie Edith Yeo, both of 'Iyns -Valley. The nuptual lznot was tied by the pastor, Rev. H. J. Fraser, B. D.
-The little daughter,aged ten
months, of Harry Sillliphant Summ- erslde, met with a painful accident Wednesday morning. Left for a few minutes in her cot she fell out strik' ing n. nursing bottle lying on the floor and receiving several bad cuts on the face some of them requiring to be stitched. At latest reports she was doing nicely and her doctor ex- pects she will not be disfigured. Exe.
The death occurred at Athol,
Mass., on Jan. 15th after a brief illness of George Vincent Mclsaac, son of Neil Mclsenc of this city. De- ceased left this Province about lif- tecn years ago, being first employed us a mechanical engineer with Brown S; Sharp Company, Providence. R.I., and afterwards managing 3 branch at Athoi. He was 35 years of age and leaves B widow and two child- ren, also his father, two brothers and four sisters.
The death occurred at his resi.
dence, Euston St., CitY- Yesterday, of l'eter Trainor, formerly of King- ston. The deceased who was aged 73, had been ill for about eight weeks. Two years age he removed to this city from Kingston and has made many friends who will deeply regret his demise. He leaves to mourn a widow, five sons and one daughter, two sons-John and Patrick J. hav- ing predeceased him. The sons are: James, in this city; Rev. Thomas, in Ontario, now on the way holre; Frank, in Yarmouth, Peter in Avon- dale, and George, a student in the Ottawa Uni-versity. Mrs. Byrne, North River is the only daughter. The Guardian extends sympathy to the bereaved.
The formal opening of the P. E. Is-
land Poultry Association Show took place yesterday at noon in the spac- ious Hall of the Market Building where the show is being held.
The proceedings were opened by
L. H. D. Foster, Marshfield, Presi- dent of the Association, in a short speech who later introduced Lieut Governor Rogers who formally open- ed the show.
He was followed by Hon. Mr. Mc-
Kinnon, Commissioner of Agricul- ture, and Rev. P. D. McGuigan, each delivering appropriate and helpful addresses.
The speakers drew attention to the
importance of poultry raising and re- ferred to the amount of eggs and poultry exported from this province. during the past year which eweeded even the exports of hogs and pota- toes combined. T'he raising of poultrv in only in its infancy here as yet but 'should be encouraged by the farmers lwho should materially increase their revenue. - The attendance during the day WHS
good despite the unfavorahlaweather. 'l`he management are deserving of _credit for the enterprise exhibited in securing the Market Hall, 89 lf- 15 undoubtedly an ideal location for ex- llihition purposes. _
The exhibits are this year superior
in quality--the judge finding it very difficult owing to the high standard of perfection in almost all classes to establish a distinction on which to
|base awards.
The judging ycsterdav WB! a1“10St completed and will be finished today.. The following is a partial DUN
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WYANDOTTES-White
Cock 1-John Whitlock, city, 2-
.loseph Curran, city.
Hen 1-J. Whitlock. _ Cockerel 1-A. Craise, 2-J. Whit-
lock, 3-A. Craise, West River 4- Gerald McCormack, Souris East-
Puilet 1-~G. McCormack, Z-Ern-
est Weeks, 3-Frank E. White, 4-J. Whitlock. _
Breeding Pen-Adult -
mack-Hatched 1911- -
mack, 2-Lorne Pigot. _ i PLYMOUTH ROCKS-White
` Cock 1-J. Curran..
Hen 1-George Calbeck 2 do 3-J.
Curran.
LEGHORNS-Single Comb
1--2-and 3-Whitlock, Crockerel 1--Whitlock. Pullet 1-2-Whitlock.
SUDDEN DEATH!
from Ilcart Disease, by the Bllifllt |~'.|-rllon of clilllhillg sfulh, Ilurrying nr lifting, cmnr-a to tliousulnl.-. Most of time sudden rlruflln might bc preienlml if the vit-lim only knew their true
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Breeding Pen--Leghorns-(1911)
1-Whitlock, 2-Henry Lapthorne.
ORPINGTON-Hen.
1-and 2-A. Williams ei: Son. Cockerel 1-A. Williams & Son.
Pullet l-A. Williams & Son.
BLACK MINORCAS ~
Hen 1-William Cudmorc, city. Hen 2-William Cudmorc, city.
Hen 3-Charles Pippy, Hillsboro.
Hen 4-Cudmorc,
SINGLE 'COME COCKEREL.
1-Fred Gregory, city. 2-John Bourke, city.
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PRIZE LIST. | Langshang. ‘ g A. williams e son-1. cockervls 1; -and 2, pullet; 1‘and 2, hen. ‘ Black Breasted Game.
Geo. Thorne-2, hen; 2, cocks
Rhode Island Red. .
Geo. Williams-1, COCK: 2._l19Di 1. cockerel; 2, pullet. Lorne Plgott-1, pniint; 1, hen. Breeding Pen Hatch- lcd 1911-1, Joseph McDonald.
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