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.The play this year was a three c act drama. "Kitty Kearney From

j 10 The Curb iii!lLoyable Irish .

. -Despite the bad weather and roads I very large crowd attend- ed the annual st. Patrick's Play . Tlsnish. on Thursday and Friday evenings Rillarncy." directed by Mr. Ar- thur Arsenault.

The setting for In entire lay was the beautiful and spa ous living room of one of America's most popular society lades. Mrs. Wellington Spencer. A young busi- ncss man who does not make friends easily persists on spending

is money "lavishly in order to

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The east. without exception. hnndlcd their lines with ease and pr:-vision and the thrcad of pathos trliich runs throughout the show His subdued except at intervals.

the rich comedy which made

e entertainment one of pure de-

'i:bt. Those who saw the play enioyed the story as the situations built up a to well defined climax which left the audience applauding as the curtain went down on each Ict.

Kitty Kearney was capabiy play- ed by Irene Gaudet and her hon- esty, patience and quick Iriah wit won all hearts.

Her s u it or. Kenneth Spencer was acted by Everett Harper who was willing to sacrifice title for love. His sister. Miss Phy I i s Spencer. acted by Myrtle Keough. crowed no he a very dignified and

a shty young lady. .

The young American couple. whose sudden marriage inspired considerable merriment were port- rayed by Rose Marie Bernard as Rusannne Chatterton a young soc- Ivty lady and Arthur Arsenault as Bu-ve Garret. a young business Innn.

A number of very capable per- Iormers filled the supporting roles and rounded out the production in 3 very suitable way. Iris Mac- Donald played the part of Mrs. Wellington Spencer who believed In Democracy, but was ltnwilling to put it.into practice. Other goviety ladies having the same View were: Mrs. Stuyvesant Clint- lerton, played by Mrs. Carlyle Trainer and Mrs. Miles Itandish Cabot played by Mrs. Fred Fitz- Ccralri. Mrs. Wilfred Boyce. as Mrs. Taylor. the housekeeper and Janet. Pearson an unexpected guest played by Eleanor Doucette proved to he very charming ladies. John Richard as Pole made I believ- nhle appearance as the Spencer butler Charles Gaudet acted the part of Eugene. VanBrunt.. I young society man without money.

Delightful variety numbers were mojeyd by the audience between acts. A most popular soloist. Mrs. Fred FitzGera1d. sang "Believe Me

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-Mr. and Mrs. James Kenny and ton. Stephen. returned to their home in Waterford on Wednesday, after spending the winter months in Ottawa.

The Misses Doris Keough. Lena Perry. Catherine Harper and Doris Richard, Tignish. were visitors to Summerside on Saturday. While there they attended the Girl Guide Patrol Leader's Training Confer- ence which was held in in Ep- worth Hall.

Mr. Leslie Knox. Skinner's Pond. had the misfortune to lose a very valuable five year old work horse. While returning to his home from Tignish on Monday the horse be- came suddenly ill. The Veterinar- ian from 0'Leary was called in but despite all efforts the horse died within a few hours.

Mr. Arthur Arsenault. Tignlsh. was a Visitor to Charlottetown on Tuesday.

Mrs. Carlysle Trainor. Tignish. spent a few days the past week visiting relatives and friends in Halifax. N. I.

Messrs. Everett and John Mor- rissey have returned to their re- spective homea in Tignish. after spending the winter months in Halifax. N. S.

A very siii-ccssiul pilllll')' salc sponsored by the Catholic Women's League. Tignish. was held in the

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Iaudet. M. L. A., Harold J. Cormier and John Doueette.

The sympathy at the community is extended to the bereaved wife and family of the late Mr. Joseph A. Doucette whose death occurred in the Western Hospital, Alberton. on Wednesday morning, March 28rd. His remains were conveyed to his late residence on Thursday from where his funeral was held to the church of the Immaculate Conception. Palmer Road. on Sat- urday morning. The deceased is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alexis Doucette.

The severe heavy snow storm and ale force winds of Wednes- day, arch 23rd have caused con- siderable damage to the telephone lines and once more blocked all the roads in this vicinity. How- ever the snowplough operators with undaunted courage are once more on the job and are hiisy day and night clearing the roads for motor vehicles. Their work will be much harder now than in early winter as the snow drifts are so very high on the narrow secondary roads.

Owing to the bad weather and roads the St. Patrick's Play. "Kitty Kearney of liillarney” which was to be staged in the St. Mary's Hail, Ttgnlsh. on Wednes- day evening. March 23rd was post- poned until a later date.

His many friends Ill this vicin- ity were sorry to learn that John F. Perry. Skinnt-r's Pond. was once; again taken to thc Wt-stci-ii Hospi- tal. Albcrton. suffering from a) severe heart attack

Co-Operative Store on Saturday. The fine display of cooking was soon sold and a nice sum of money was realized.

Among those from 'l1gnish who attended the annual business meet-lg ing of the Prince Edward Island Flshermen's Association were .:.:...:m...m.

committees were received.

Correspondence consisted of "thank you" notes. a letter from Mrs. Lawson re C.A.C.: an ap- peal from Miss Robin for used clothing: program received from Greenwich W. I. it was decided on motion that we join 6. A. C Used clothing is to be left with finance committee. Collection 31.05. Meeting adjourned.

A debate was conducted: le- solved that children received a. more thorough education 25 years ago than today." Mrs. Harry Tay- lor and Mrs. Geo Wallace were the speakers on the Pro side while. Mrs. Nell Simpson. Mrs. D l-logg supported the Con side This was a very Interesting de- bate and the judges found the speeches equally good. The de- cision. a tie. The singing of the National Anthem brought the meeting to a close. Lunch was

oi All Those Endearing Young Charms." and when called back for an encore by the enthusiastic gpplailae of the audience sang. That Old Irish Mother of Mine. Mr. Arthur Arsanault delighted the audience with his humourous sorics. "Clancy Lowers The Boom " 'il Had a Hat When I Came In. li'I "Oh! How I Envied Mc- rgenty." The vocals were accom- panied by Mrs. Frances Fraser. The music. which added greatly to the smoothness and continuity of the production was supplied by Messrs. Ralph Arscnault and drien Richard as violinist: and vs. Frances Fraser as pianist.

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-lilies Elma Stewart was host- ess to the members of the Ham- illrm Women's Institute on Tues- day evening. March 1st. The pres- ident occupied tha chair and opened the meeting with "School Days” followed by collect re- pcrtlcd in unison. Thirteen mem- hers and one visitor were present. The minutes of previous meeting were read and approved and busi- ness arising from the minutes was discussed.

The piano committee gave their I"('l')(il'i. Mrs. Neil Simpson moved and Miss Elma Stewart seconded a motion that all bills in eon- nection with die purchase of piano be paid. Final plans were made for holding the concert I: Ilnmilton I-lall Friday evening. March 4th. Mrs. Crnzier request- ed squares for Green Relief Quilt. The bills were ordered paid and the reports of In various

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Mr. Roy Miller. Summerslde. is spending a few days visiting in Ellerslie.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Waugh's family. Bedeque. spent the week- end at the home of Mrs. Waugh's parents Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mil- ler.

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