' -ruespzw. ,. csrleton iiiid Vicinity

''--Among those from Carleton who etten ed the Old Home Week festivities in Charlottetown .were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Morrison. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Howatt and Mr. and Mrs. Fenton Howatt.

Ilr. Charles Doull of Ohelton was a visitor in Carleton on Needay. August 12th.

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lord of Carleton were business visitors to Charlottetown on Wednesday, Au- gust 13th.

Mr. and Mrs. I-rank Hawaii and Mrs. Austin Campbell of Carleton motored to Charlottetown: on Saturday. August 16th. where they visited Mr. Campbell at the Provincial Sanstorium.

Carleton School opened on Wed- nesday. August 13th and the leach- ere for the year are the Misses Georgie and Annie Matheson of Traveller's Rest.

Mlle Carol Ann Bell of Amherst. N. S.. is visiting her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Bell in Carleton.

Mr. J 5., is employed

.eo Landry of Traoadle. N. by Mr. Calvin

Ho att of Carleton for the fall

inhgter season which opened early this month.

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Borden -Miss Marian schurman. em-

ployee on the M. V. Abegweit, spentl a few days last week with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard schur-

man. Central Bedeque.

Mr. Melvin Gaudet of summer- sido is visiting in Borden with his

friend. Mr. Everett Campbell. A

Dr. and Mrs. daughter Penelope. of Wilmington, Delaware. who have been spending the past two weeks with the for- mer's parents, Mtf. and Mrs. George Burch at Borden, returned to U. S. A. on Wednesday, August 6th.

Mr. and Mrs. Weeks Ellurpttr

and Mrs. Reginald Hilts.

Miss Evelyn Harding of sum- in Borden. guest of Mr. and Mrs.

merside spent t.he week-end

Ralph Leard.

O. l. 8. Mi .8. Halifax, spent the weei:-(-nil his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jay.

Ft. Cadets Arthur Trill station. Summerside. spent a

W. 3. Jerdine. Borden.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles smith of New London were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mc- Kenna. Barrios. on Thur;-day. Au guilt 7th.

Recent guests of Mr. George .Bu:'..h B:'.".i. were Wiiliam Best of mt-swa and Richard Best, Okanagan. B. C.

Min Jacqueline Cummiskey, em ployee on the ML V. Abe;:u'ei:. spen

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Miss Juliette Cerotti ol'Mon- treal is spending two weeks with her brother, Mr. Henry Ceretti and Mrs. Ceretti at Borden.

Mr. and Mrsfliverett Mcxenna. Borden, had as their dinner guests on Sunday. August 3rd. Mr. and

Mrs. Austin Murphy and daughter Catherine of Chelton; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Keough. Cape Tra- verse; Mrs. Edward S. Griffin and son Doyle. and ML: Shelia Doyle of Burton, Lot 7; Mrs. Clement O'Connor of Cape Wolfe; and Miss olga Griffin of Toronto.

Mill Nita Lynda of Charlotte- town is spending a few days with hair friend, Miss Frances Own, Borden.

Mr. Alvin T-lumpheys arrived beck in Borden. accompanied by

Masters Ti-iornas Jardine and Ev- erett Campbell of Borden who have spent the past two weeks. in and about Oshawa. Mr. Humph- rage and his parents plan to go over the cebot Trail while visit- ing in the Marltlmea.

Mre. Muriel Galvin of Provi- qgnga, R. 1.. was a r ent guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Burch. Bor- deb

friends of Mr. Everett McKen- ln. are sorry to learn that he is ined to his home and hope

at his health will soon be im-

proved.

so-. and Mrs. Dannie Harris. ar- ouiipanled by Mr. and Mrs. Mel- eh Dee and daughter Marilyn of Now Glasgow, N. S.. were guests of Mr; and Mrs. W. s. Jardine on

Thursday. Aueuet 7th. - Iii. Cecil Stewart of Charlotte- t Thursday August 7th.

i'.'i..'a'.'.?' thlloteaao

with her friend. Mrs. J.

U eel Mrs. Jose h Maenonaltl. - have as the gueete the lietar, Mr , Jack Deegan

an II; Jackie and

Blair Burch and

of Sea View were vis tors to Borden on Sunday. August 3rd. guest-S Of Mr-

George Jay of wit ii Arthur

and inn attended the Kenneth Knowles of the R. C. A. F'.l nic held in O'Lc.1ry on '1lhu,-sday re-1 evening. July Zlist.

cent week-end with Mr. and Mrs:

and Mrs. Iilr Mr.

a few days recently with her mother, Mrs. Helen Cummiskey. J "ml". Ch")o”"'own' lioliikgiiest lliiitg-(rl03xistItEismiV;lx.:idriorimdrohl

Mn. Swlthen Mckenns of Chel- Ms... ton and their son. Rev. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. George I.eClair of Moxenne. of Washington. D. C.: Clielsen, Mnss., are now guests of

Sunday. August 3rd with M . M. P”'"”- W imd Mm John Gnliant's folks at St. Louis, Hi-lmFh"V' ”' o5h”'"' OM" "id turning to Howian on Monday.

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Carleton and U I I Vicinity --Mr. and Mrs. Windsor Camp- bell of Halifax. Ns.. are at pres- ent spending two weeks in Carleton,

guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howatt.

Miss Carol Adams returned to her home in Kensington on August 9th. after spending a week in Carle- ton with her aunt. Mrs. Fenton Howhtt.

Miss Angelina Gallant of Carle- ton left by train for Boston. Mass. on Friday, August 8th, and will spend about two weeks there before returning home.

Miss Jean Malcolm of Halifax, N. 5., is at present vacationing at the Cliff Cottages in Carleton.

Mrs. Austin Campbell and daugh- ter Jeanis of Carleton. motored to Charlottetown on Thursday, August 7th. where they visited Mr. Camp- bell who is a patient in the Provin- cial Sanatorium.

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lord and daughter Joyce returned to their home in Carleton on Saturday. August 8th. after a very enjoyable motor trip through Maine and other points in the Eastern States.

Mrs. Isabel McPhee of Cam- bridge. Mass. is at present spend- ing a few days in Carleton with her niece. Mrs, Donald Suther- land.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Qulgley and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur iC'airns and family of Carleton. motored to New Glasgow, N. S.. on Saturday, Aug- ust 9th, where they spent a couple of days visiting with friends.

Mrs. Johnnie MacDonald and family of North Wiltshire were rec- ent visitors to Carleton, guests of Mrs. Fenton Howatt.

Mr. and Mrs. lley Crooks of Kin- korzi, are nt present spending a few days in Cape Traverse with Mr. Willard Crooks.

Friends of Mrs. Bessie Campbell of Cape Traverse will regret to learn that she is a patient in the Prince County Hospital in Sum- merside.

Mr. and lMrs. Alyre Bernard of the R. C. A. F. Station in Sum- merside, spent the week end of August 9th and 10th in Carleton, fuefts of Mr. and Mrs. Allie Gal- an .

-B. Howlon and Vicinity --Some of the residents of How- community pic-

Thene passed peacefully nvvny at the home of his daughter with whom he resided here in I-lowlnn, on Friday morning, August lat. the late Joe Doucctte, formerly of Tignish. To the sorrowing widow and all. others of the family sin- cere sympathy is being extended.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gallant of Chelsea, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gai- lant. and Mrs. Frank Gallant mo- tored to Piusviilc on Friday night, August 1st and spent it plezisnnt evening at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Gallant.

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Rumford, Men, who assisted her to core for their aged lnihcr dur- ing his late illness.

Mrs. Isndore Perry and her three small sons Clair, Richard and Gary of Sumniersidc recently spent a couple of days with rela- tives at Howlan.

George's parents. Mr. and Mr:-.

Joe LeClalr, Woodstock.

Alhnn Arsc-nmiit and his sister- in-lnw, Mrs. Viola Arsenault of the U. S. A. nre now guests at the home of Mr. Ben L. Arsenault and family at l-lowlan.

Mrs. Henry .7. Grtllnnt of Alber- tnn spent Sunday. August 3rd with relatives in Bloomfield par- ish.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gallant and son Robert of Chelsea. spent

Mrs. Margaret Arsenault and her sister. Mrs. Sadie Connors, at N. .l.. recently spent an afternoon at the home of Mr. -and Mrs. Firmln Perry.

There motored from Charlotte- town on Surrdaymfternoon, August 3rd. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Gallant. They were accompanied on the trip by Mr. Gallant's father, Sylvang Gallant and Miss Mar- garet A. Perry.

There motored to Charlottetown on Sunday. August 3rd. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kinch. Mrs. Margaret Arsenault and Mrs. Sadie Con- nore.

Mr: and Mrs. Felix Arsenault spent Sunday evening. August 3rd In Duvar.

Miss Margaret A. Perry of Charlottetown is visiting with re- latives in Howlan.

There motored to .Duvar ...........:..L...

visited friends in Borden on wed- needey. August eti-

Tha weekly auction Party of the Eorden Women's Institute was held on Thursday, August 7th. with five tablee playinew indium priu waeyon by Miss llleennrt Mac- Ieaac; gentieaunie b Mr. Joe Keaueli with console on prises go- isietoslramunaa-recaand Mr. Peter Omtti. -The freseeout prise

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-Mrs. J. J. Meauaid had'es weekend guests recently her nephew, Mr. Elmer MacDonald and his two daughters. her cousin. Mr. Raymond Coffin and son Billy, and Messrs. Mcuinn. Loveless and McDowell of Sydney. N.S. The party left for Charlottetown on Monday to attend the Old Home Week program.

Mr. and Mrs. John Coulson of Sea View and Mr. and Mrs. Alphonsus Conneil of Kensington enjoyed a motor trip through Kings and Queens Counties recently.

Mr. Eldon Champion arrived re- oently by air from Winnipeg, where he is employed in the Bank of Nova Scotia. to spend holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Champion.

His many friends will be glad to hear that Mr. S. R. Pendleton is progressing favorably after un- dergoing a. serious operation in a Boston Hospital. He was accom- panlcd to Boston by Mrs. Pendle- ton. R.N., who is nursing him.

Mr. and Mrs. Albany Palmer and two children returned recent- ly to their home in saint John. N.B.. after enjoying holidays in Norboro. the guests of Mrs. Pal-

Fsther Cooke returned to Toronto last week after an enjoyable vaca- tion spent at Miss Douglasl home in Norboro. This was Miss Cooke's first visit to the Island and she saw many things of interest while here.

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Sunday evenlhx. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gallant of Mass.. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gallant and Firmin Perry who spent the evening at the home of Mrs. Felix Dolron.

Mrs. Bruce Carruthers who Silent: ,a few days in Wilmot, has now returned home.

A special meeting of the ladies was held on Sunday evening, August 3rd. at St. Anthony's in regard to the picnic which is to be held there on August 13th.

On Sunday, August 3rd, Mrs. Jerry Arsenault and daughter Gertrude were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Arsen- ault at Lot 6.

Messrs. Urbain and Fred Blan- chard of Detroit, Michigan, who are vacationing at their former homes in Duvsr and Bloomfield, were calling on friends in How- ian on Sunday. August 3rd.

The Ward brothers of Green Hill were taking up their hay on their farm at Howlan during the last week of July.

of his daughter. Mrs. Hector Richard were taken to Tigniiih on Monday morning where burial took place at the church of St. Simon and St. Jude at 10ia.m. There arrived in Howlan on Monday, August. 4th. from Toron. lo, 0nt., Messrs. Floyd and Bruce Carruthers. Jr. They will spend their vacation with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Carruthers and other relatives and friends.

.Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Pineau with Stephen and Carol. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bernard with Marilyn and Jimmy and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Soucie all of Arlington, Msss.. and Mr. and Mrs. Reg Little oi Whit-rtown. Mass.. who have been

stock. have now left to return home. The Bernardo and Little: left on Friday. August 1st. to

tour Nova Scotia and the Pineaus and Soucies on Monday. for the U. S. A.

Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry C-nllnnt on Wednesday evening. August 6th were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gallant of Chelsea, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gai- lant of Dorchesler, Mr. and Mrs. Prosper Gallant and son Teddy of Duvar nnd Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Gallant and J. B. Arsenault of Howlian.

Oscar Perry of Saint John. N. 13.. Mrs. Alphonse Bernard of Amherst. N. S.. and Miss Aletha Finnan of Halifax. motored to Howlan on Monday, August 4th.

Mrs. Ernest Arsenault and fam- ily of Halifax arrived on Monday August 4th nird spent a few days with her father in Howlan.

The marriage of Miss Catherine Perry and Lorraine Gallant took place on Tuesday morning. Aug- ust 5th, at St. Anthony's Catholic Church at 7:30. The Children of Mary led the choir for the High Nuptial Mass which was cele- brated by their pastor the Revs M. J. Rooney. C. J. Gallant was organist

on Monday. August 4th, Mr. and Mrs. Tenle Peters motored to Albany accompanied by their grandson John Arsenault. who had vilstod a weak in Howlan.

Mrs. Margaret Dumvllia and daughter Audrey of O'Leary were in Howlan on Monday. Aug. 4th. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Arbing, of Woodstock had as recent guests. Mrs. Arblng's sister. Mrs. George Mercer of Eermington, Mau.. who was also guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Campbell at Alberton. -

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Arsen- ault have been visiting in How- lan and Fortune Cove prior to leaving for Hamilton. 0nt., where they will seek employment.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dlgnan and family of Charlottetown spent the first tuck end of Austin in Howlan. 0'Leery and Woodstock.

Mn. .1 Arsenault was taken

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Prince Edward Island's north shore. with its stretches of fine white sand. its thundering break. ers. and its picturesque inlets. are pretty well known to our tourists. and the favorite localities for bathing and basking in the great out-doors are fairly well advertis- ed The south fringe of this emerald crescent of ours is not so well known. Yet there are some beach- es ideal for bathing and the scen- ery Is no less beautiful at certain points along our south sliorefsuch places as Chelton. Augustine Cove and Victoria. to mention is few. have just about everything it takes to attract weary tourists who wish to forget their responsibilities and worries in quiet surroundings fill- ed with the pastoral beauty for which our Island is famed. . . 0

When the thermometer registers in the high sixties or low seven- ties. common enough to our Is- land summers, the atmosphere of these south shore resorts is still friendly and warm. What a tour- ist heaven the little village of Vic- toria could be made into, to give

mer's parents. Mr. and Mrs. one example John A DW3l”' With a. comparatively simple M1” Em” Doug,” And Mm darrnning operation,. a. beautiful

lake would rise into being, quite close to a stretch of sandy beach. . . .

Twice recently we've seen pedes- trians scramble wildly, and a. bit ludicrously for safety to avoid a car at a busy intersection hacking into them. Some drivers have a habit of driving too far into the other street. and then backing up suddenly to avoid an oncoming car or to give more space for a car turning at the intersection.

Very often pedestrians are streamlng by behind the backing car, and sometimes almost got hit. If another car is right behind, the poor pedestrian is in peril of being nipped between the two bumpers. Maybe that's where the "bumped off" originated. Drivers should be more careful in backing

MclleilI's Mills I And Vicinity

-Miss Arlene Wood has rotun- ed to her home in st. llileanors af- ter mending a couple of weeks It the home of Mr. end Mrs. Louis Ramsay.

Tb Misses Rita MaoNelll and Audrey coles. Milton. CPO-Ill: H19 week-end of August an! at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Mec- Donald.

Miss Arlene Moore has returned to her home in Summerside after spending a few days at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Austin Phillipe.

Miss Greta MacDonald. who is employed in Hummereide. spent the week-end of August Std It the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Orrin MacDonald.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mullgen have returned to their home in Ver- mont. after spending a. few weeks in Popular Grove and vicinity.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Murray have returned to their home in Boston after spending a week in Popular Grove and vicinity.

The McNeills Mills Women'e Ins- titute held their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Orrin MacDonald on Tuesday afternoon, August ii.

' Mr. Ralph Ellands was in Bum- medslde on Tuesday. August 3.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis a ompson have returned to their home in Truro after spending a week visit- ing relatives and friends in Mc- Neills Mills and vicinity.

The many friends of Mrs. Thom- as Phillips are tarry to hear she is ill

Miss Laurette. Bulger. Conway. is spending a few days at the home

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.- Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ellis a.nd eon Bobby are vacationing in Tyne Valley with Mr. mlie' brother. George, and Mrs. Ellie elso.vleitinR relatives in O'Leary and Bedeque.

Mr. Eldon ltainsey. Halifax, was a recent visitor to Tyne Valley.

The xeeidends of Tyne valley. ll- lersue and Bideford 'were thrilled on Wednesday. Aug. lath when the long awaited electric power was turned on.

Mr. Earl Williams has once again raised the water in the mill poiind which adds greatly to the attract- iveness of the village.

Friends in and around Tyne Vel- ley of the late Mr. limest L. llaglss were shocked on Tuesday. Aug. 12th to hear of his death at his home in Guysborrough. N. 5. Although in ill health for some time, his death came as a great shock at such an early are. Mr. Eagles was bank manager in Tyne Velley for a num- ber of years. sympathy is extended to his bereaved wife and family.

Sincere sympathy is being ex- tended to Mrs. Edison Williams on the death of her father, Mr. Aron- ibald Clark. 0'Leary.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kneabons and family. U. 3. A. were recent vis- itors of Mrs. Kneabone'a parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Cotton.

Mom . of the Richmond 36! Credit Union held ii. welne-r roast on the shore on Mr. Hinson Wil- llams' farm Monday evening. Aug. lith.

Sunday. August 10th was the an- nual flowe service at at. John's Anglican huroh. Port Hill, when flowers were placed on the graves of departed members by relatives and friends.

position in the Royal Bank. lum- meselde.

.Mr.-and Mrs. William strong. Bummer-side. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ramsay on Bun- day. Aug. 10th.

The regular -meeting of the Tyne valley Women's Institute was held at the home of mi and Mrs. lllrle Williams on Tuesday evening, Aug. sen. ,

The regular meeting of the Tyne Valley Presbyterian Ladies Aid was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan MaoLean on Thursday even- ing. August 7th.

The Tyne Valley United Lsdlee Aid met at the home of Mrs. Hart Lidstone on Thursday evening. Aug. 14th. ,

Mr. and Mrs. William O'Keefe or Raosrbuvry. Mass. are honeymoonlng on Prince Edward Island and are visiting with Mn. OKeefe's aunt and uncle. Mr and Mrs. Wilfred Maobougsll. alto friends in Eller- slle and Bumrnerside.

Miss Pauline Rodd has accepted a position at'the Stewart Memorial Health Centre.

Mrs. Richard Found underwent an operation in the Prince County Hospital on Tuesday, August 12th. Her many friends are wishing her it speedy recovery.

The Dental Clinic which was held in the Stewart Memorial Health Centre under the supervision of Dr. Orser and Miss Joyce Irving. l't.N. concluded on Friday. Aug. 8th.

Master Bobby Ellis has returned

the Health Centre.

Mia; Oonetanoo aim, ,,. certod I position in W Bank in aummersidmuh Pmmm

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Mr. Arnold Neeblt am sisters. Helen and Betty, .5 tioning in Portland, Mum,

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recent week-end at an. hm Mr. and Mrs. Keith Dawmn,

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Mrs. Eldon Miller retu- from New ,1-fampshire BIWM I V617 enjoyable helm, "5. ltlng with Mr." and Mn. mm Ellsworth who accompanied he, her trip home. also Mrs. muwmg." father. Mir. R.C. Rogers of Ex”: New Hampshire. l