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Howlcin and Vicinity ---Mr. and Mrs. Alban T. Arsen-
auit motored to Summerside on, Thursday. April 30th.
Calvin Carruthers has accepted a position in the Bank of Nova Scoiia at O'Leary and went to work on May 1st.
Paul Gallant motored to For- tune Oove on Thursday. On re- iurn he was accompanied by his uncle, Frank Gallant, who is em- ployed there.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. Gallant. of Forest View were guests of Mr and Mrs. Leo Arsenault mi Thurs-. day night, April 30th. 1
Mrs Alban T Arseiiault is spending a day or two with rola-y tivas and friends in Summersidei and Slemon Park. I
3 Mrs. Peter Gallant of Woodstock!
.: now back home after a fewi days as 8. patient in Weslcriiy rlosipital. :
- I Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peters andi Ms-s. Teddy Gallant of Duvar were iecent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Griffin, Lot 8
Bed: from a trip to lrlam:l'on.i Unt.. are Leone and Lyman Ar-i
wnault who say they had a won-
lfilms shown at St. Anthony's Hall
darful trip. They visited at the home of their sister Mr. and Mrs. Francis Blanchard. and their uncle Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ar- senault. and many other friends and relatives.
A large crowd went to see thei
on Tuesday evening. April 28th. These films were sponsored by St. Anthonyks Credit Union.
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Mrs. Joe Richard Sr, who spent part of the winter in Charlotte- town. has now returned and is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Perry, Duvar.
Pie. Ernest Plneau, son of Mr. and Mrs. Octave Pineau. who has been serving in Korea is now on his way home. His m-any relatives and friends will be pleased to welcome him home.
Mrs. Octave Pineaii visited at tho honie of her daughter and son-iii-law, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gallant, Woodstock. on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Teddy Gallant, Prosper Gallant. Wilfred Pineau and Raynioiid DOll'0ll motored to Alberion on Sunday, April 26th. iv'nai'e they visited Mrs. Prosper Gallant who is a patient in- West- ern Hospital.
A pleasant evening was spent recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dignan. Woodstock, ix hen the members of the Bloom-
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with other friends gathered tobid farewell to their student minis- ter. Mr. Byard W. Thurber, who is leaiing to accept a charge in MacLeod Valley. Alberta, for the
There motored to Charlottetown mi Sunday morning. May 3rd. Firmin Perry, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine Gaiiant,ivhere they visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Perry. '
There motored to Emerald on Sunday morning. May 3rd. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Arsenault and baby Judy, twins Milton and Murray. daugihter Leona and Miss Yvonne
Blanchard. They were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Max Martin.
Miss Yvonne Blanchard oiPius- ville is visiting in Hoivlan.
The Misses Theresa and Elaine Gallant of Howiand iiere Sunday guests 0! their graiidiparents in Woodstock, while their little bro- ther Urban was guest of his grandparents in Hoiilan. on Sun- day. May 3rd
Rev. Pius Finnan came from Bauhurst, NE. in attend the fu- neral of his uncle. the late Albert Finnan of Souris
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Finnan. Miss Ethel Finnan. Gabe Finnan. Mr.
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on Friday. where on Saturday morning they attended the funer- al of the late Albert Finnan. The Rev. Pius Flnnan officiated at the Solemn High Mass for his late
' uncle. .
Rev. M. J. Rooney of St. Anth- oiy's attended the funeral of the late Albert Finnan at Souris on' Saturday. May 2nd.
Miss Pauline Finiian of Cole-
'man was in Howlan on Sunday.
May 3rd.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Richaid and family, who spent the winter months in O'Leary, have retumcd to their home in Duvar.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Finnan and family of Coleman ivere in Howlan on Sunday evening. May 3rd.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Gaudet. Mr. and Mrs. Fidel Arseiiault and J. B. Arsenault visited patients in Western Hospital on Sunday eve- ning. May 3rd
Firii Bianoiiard of Cape Wolfe was in Hmviaii on Sunday eve-' iiing.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Peters of Duvar were in Hovrlan on Satur- day night, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hector Richard.
and Mrs. Anthony Finnan. Ruth. Finnan. Mrs. Frank Gallant. and
field Young Peoples Union along
James Fimian motored to Souris.
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Mr and Mrs. Joe Gallant and family of Mill Road were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
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Frank Gallant and family on
Sunday night.
Miss Frances Arsenault was guest of Ruth Finnan at Cole- man on Sunday. May 3rd.
John F. Gallant Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. were in Howlran on night.
Men are now quite busy since the fine weather has come and will soon be putting the crop in. some have spuds planted but not in this district yet.
Mrs. Felix Doiron has now re- turned to her old home in Duvar, on Sunday. May 3rd.
Blair Thomson of O'Lesr,v
was in Howlan on Sunday. Rev. Pius Finnan returned to
his parish in Bathuist, N. B.. im- mcdiately after the burial of her late uncle on Saturday.
Dr. Gilbert Gallant and his mother, Mrs. John A. Gallant of Su-mimerside, motored to Wood- stock on Sunday, May 3rd. AG
GANANOQUE. Ont. ICP) P- A full-grown beaver started busily building 8. home on the shore of the Gananoquc river in full view of persons crossing the busy King street bridge. Because of the trai- fic hazard. police several times
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Freeland and Vicinity
grime deepest sympathy of the oonimunity is extended to Mrs. Gordon MaoArtihr and family, also brothers. sisters. and rel- atives oi the late Gordon Mac- Arthur, ivhose sudden passing caused widespread sorrow in En- more and surrounding districts.
The Missionary meeting of the Presbyterian Church was held at the home of Mrs. Frank Hardy on Thursday evening, May 'lth.
The Women's Institute met at the home oi Mrs. Ivan Hardy on Tuesday evening. May 5th. with ten members answering roll call. The meeting opened by singing the ”Ode”. followed by the Creed in unison. The members decided to purchase a new flag for the school. They also made plans to meet at the school grounds to plant flowers. A contest and piano music were enjoyed by all. Lunch was served bit the hostess and lunch committee Meet- ing closed by singing the Nation- al Anthem. Mrs. Prank Hardy invited the members for the June meeting.
On Wednesday evening. May 6th. the family and many friends oi Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Smith ga- thered at their lovely home to cele- brate with them their fiitceth wed- ding aniiiversary. The chairman"
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foriiheocauionwuMr.1ru1Ba.nks. Mrs. John Murphy weeented Mr- and Mrs. smith with a well-filled purse and a very pleasant even- ing-was spent. Their many friends wish Mr. and Mrs. &nlth many, more years of happiness together.
Mr. Ediwin Yea. Min Helena Yeo. Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Yeo, Mrs. Albert Yea. and Mr. Norman Ford, were visitors to Freeland on Sunday, May 10th, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hardy.
Mr. and Mrs. Ingham W. Pal- mer. Morwton visited Freeland and Poplar Grove during the week- end oi the 10th.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Williams. Eiieislie. visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Hardy on Sunday evening. May 10th.
The Misses Joyce MacArthur and Adah Mlllar. Summerside. spent the week-end of May 10th at their respective homes.
Deepest sympathy is extended to
the family and relatives oi the late William Murphy, East. Bide- ford. whose death occurred on Wednesday, April 29th. at the Prime OOUII-i-.V Hospital. Funeral was to the United Church, Bide- ford on Friday. May 1st.
Mrss Wilbur Hardy is a pati- ent in the Stewart Memorial Health Centre and has double pneumonia. Her many friends wish her a complete recovery in the near future. Mrs. Hardy has been sick for quite some time
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1 St Louis And i Vicinity
. -Mrs. John Roberge. has arrived from Halifax. N. 5.. and is visiting iat her home. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Maui-ice Myers. She is accompan- ied by her two sons. Gary and Ron. aid. Mrs. Roberge expects to leave (0? TOIDBY. Newfoundland soon to Join her husband. who is stationed ithere with the R. C, A, F.
vMr. Charlie Bernard of Moncton. .'x. B.. recently visited his father Mr. John R. Bernard and Mrs. Ber-I Hard. also Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Bernard in st. Louis.
The many friends of Mrs. Mary Myers are pleased to see her home 33”” 5”” Underizolniz treatment M the City Hospital, Charlottetown, ror two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Myers and lamily of O'Leary. were recent visi- tors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Myers. They were accom- panied by Mr. Laurence Arsenauli of Coleman.
Sympathy is being extended to :iVirs. Austin Kennedy of Waterford .imd other members of -the family 'on the death of her father. Mr. Timothy Myers whose funeral was held on Saturday morning. May 9th to St. Simon and St. Jude Church. Tignish.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bernard. Harper .i'1oad. is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Arsenault.
The many friends of Mr. and jMrs. Howard Gaudet: are pleased to know that their three year old son Reggie has completely recov- ;ered from his recent accident when
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blade. while playing
home. He was rushed ioaii(U;"H,.U.” ern Hospital at Alberton, whmjii'! :::Yr:..i:..tW to
sympathy is being extended in
death of their infant twins wmch occurred on Monday. May mm 3. the o'Leary Nursing Home. ' F
Mr. Alphy Bernard. who ms bk employed in N. B. for the put, yea: is visiting at his home. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Bernard,
Cpl. Elmer Wedge of Halifax N. 8., is spending a furlough wm; his wife and family in St. Edward
Mrs. Sam Myers was a recent rm. tor to Charlottetown.
ML Henry Mye" OI Monttlun N. B.. was a recent visitor at in. home in St. Louis. He was acmm. Denied by Mr. Killam. also 0-, Moncton.
Gaudet's restaurant. which ha,- been closed for some time. due I; the illness of Mrs. Gaudet. has beer. reopened under the skillful man- agement of Mrs. Henry F. Bernard which is proving a decided Sam; faction to the public. Her mam. friends are wishing her the best 0'1 luck in her new surroundings
Congratulations are being 9).. tended to Mr. and Mrs. Omar Ber- nard on their recent marriage at gh. Immaculate Conception ('i.uy.-hy Palmer Road. Mrs. Bernard has formerly Miss Dorothy Doucm. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1,.-0' Doucette of Pleasant View. my Bernard is the son of Mr. and Mm. Thomas Bernard, of Tignish.
Mr. Frank Alialn has returned In Moncton. N. B.. after spending lnr week end with his parents. Mr mm Mrs. Andrew Allaln in St. E:iwai-d
Mr. and Mrs. Sexius Gillis. Kli- dare Capes. were visitors nn Mav 8th at the home of Mr. and Air... Sam Myers.
Mr. Eddie Bernard was a rev: 1;-
visitor to Charlottetown on b-45.. nesa. Mr. John Doucette has returiird
to his home in Massachusetts after visiting his father. Mr. Arcade Dou- cette in Palmer Road.
Friends of Mr. Alphy Gnilsmi arr sorry he had to enter rho wr.-my Hospital for treatment. and i",.'.'i him ii speedy recovery.
Mrs. John Rnbarge, M1-a. Bi--i Perry and Mrs. Maurice Myers were Sunday visitors May 10th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ciifloi-ii Gnudet. Tigiiish Shore.
Mr. John Wedge, who has brrn a patient at the Western llnspitril for several weeks. has sufiirientlv recovered to be able to return in his home. Also Mrs. John N. Tlliii'i- ard his returned to her home afirr being hospitalized for some iimr at the Prince County Hospital in Summerslde.
The first tourists oi the zna.-aon to arrive in this vicinity are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bernard of North Scu- uate, Mass, who are spending ll wcekls vacation at the home of Mrs. Jerome D. Doucette in Picas- ant View.
Mr. Charles Cnsiaiii has axrtxetl from Labrador and is visiting with his wife and family in St. Edward.
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