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_. 5,3 fox iliclus‘.ry, s.ti.l has tile lac- _lw of producing some very line 5--ecinic-ns. Last week, Mr. Augustine E'us,,.,,ry_-ji, u prominent fox raiser re- cmud B cheque of two hundred and ww. ,pyilors for a pelt shipped to |_,0ndon early in the winter. Mr. Ells- worth informs us that he has a num- ber of such polls stili on the mar-
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_narairrviiil nacnarran - The people of tlii_s community are 5,,-ry in losing their two pastors, Rev. pred Willia:r.r.~.;l, of the Presbyterian church, who preaches his farewell sermon April 25th; Rev. Mr. Aitken, of the United Church received a. call to St. Andrew's United Church, Syd- ney, N. S. The salary they estimate ls $4,000.00 The church has a Young peoples' Group of five hundred, and twelve hundred communlcants.
-CASE DISMISSED-Two parties from Albany came before Mr. Tho- ma.; D. Carruthers. J. P., last week on a charge of assault and creating 3, disturbance. Evidence produced showed that it \vas only a. friendly wrestling match. The case was dis- missed on the assault count. Counsel for the prosecution withdrew the charges, in regard to creating a dis- turbance. C. D. McCallum acted for tl-le defendants and L. G. Lewis for the Crown.-S.
CROCKETT-ROY--A letter _rc- :eived here brings the interesting news of the, marriage in Roxbury Mass., on Thiirsday, April 9, of Mae; daughter of Mrs. Roy and the late Iames Roy, Abercrombie Road, New Glasgow and Fred L. Crockett. of lhis city. :ind secretary for the firm if Brookfield Brothers, and formerly if Chai~lor.\.cLown Prince Edward Is- tllnd. Many and cordial will be the Eelicitations of friends both in Hali- fax and throughout Pictou County. Following the ceremony Mr. and liis. Crockett who have the best wishes of all who knew them, left
_vis New York for Bermuda, and nay be expected in Halifax, where .hey will take up their residence at .ne and of the month.-Halifax `ier'ild. TUESDAN
SERIOUS FIRE-On Friday the _'arm iesidence of Mr. Thos. McPhee. Eamsclilfe, was destroyed by fire sixth all the contents. insurance imouritrd to only $500.00_
WILL BE DISCONTINUED-The
air inall service, which the Province has enjoyed since the middle of Jan- uary will be discontinued on Satur- day next on the resumption of the double train and ferry service be-
tween the Island and the Mainland. The last mail flight for the season lictiwcil Moncton and Charlottetown will be made Saturday at noon. The double fcrry service begins on Mon- day.
POTATO STEAMERS-Tlie potato steamer, Stal, 'sailed from Souris yes- terday with a. full cargo for New York. The steamer, Polarland, at present loading with potatoes at Georgetown, leaves for New York on Thursday. The first cargo of fer- tilizer for the season is cxpecled in Souris from Baltimore shortly.
WATER SHIPPING WILL OI'EN -The water shipping season opens \0Cf\lly tomorrow when the S. S. Mliynhild is scheduled to arrive from Montreal. No difficulty is anticipat- ecl in reaching port, as only light drift ice remains in the Strait_oui- side the harbr~.ir. The S. S. Cabot Tower will also arrive in a few days. Both tlie Mngnhild and the Cabot Tower will load with cargoes of mix- fd produce for St. John’s, New- foundland. '
WILL INBPECT FISELDS-An air- man from the Civil Avia.icn Branch of the Department of National De- fense, Ottawa, is expected tc arrive in the City about May lsr to inspect the land on Upton llaim, made available by Dr. J. S. Jcnicins assa landing fleid. The Board ol Trade has been in communication with cf- iicials at Ottawa; and it vias decilled that May lst would be the earliest date practicable. It is understood that the inspector will also look over a field near Summerside.
man. iiAN_o.ar¢s ooivcaivr- Tiie Trail Rangers of Trinity United Church staged a very interesting Scncert last evening in Heartz Mem- orial Hall. A series of playlets in which thirty boys participated form- ed a.largc part of the programme. The following special numbers were rho rendered: Solo, Miss Margaret £`i..=,rns; solo, Roddy Gillis; Violin ao- 1'.'. Wm. I-lenrlsscey; Violin solo. l""me Keele; harmonica duct, Rich- rvd Matlurson and Bert Livingston. 'Ike concert was under the direc- ti*:n of liir. Waiter' Match, assisted bs--ur.-.Ready cllills and Mr. 1.. J.
d t 1 . bleilQteri:ru1l‘ldg~" smt me Guardian a
‘_ n fu" M0591. Dlcked in a
Dastuie iield on April 1a..h a fore runner ol summer. ' _
1 .. . Jrs. Nelson Robinson and family
left bl’ train this morning to join
l_:_l;_l‘____liu_::band in Dorchester. N. B., _______°:_ eéilas secured a lucrative sit- them ‘ .eh many "“?“°“ Wish __ EVEN success in their new ome.
-C. G. S. BRANT COMMENCES WORK-Captain Basil Kelly, com- mander of the C. G. S. Brant left, Summerside for Charlottetown on Mimdfly. where the Grant was laid up for the winter. This steamer is bein! Provisioned before starting on _‘_‘_;_f____"°fl¢ 0! putting out the buoy...
iS about the earliest that this
work has been commenced.-S.
MAKES MANY TRIPS--The car
.;e"y ""“sP°‘”Wd eighty cars from
orden to Tormentine yesterday, and lm equal number back. Tile steamer made seven round trips, in .almost scheduled time, one hour 10,- the crossing. Aighgugh there is sm! __ large quantity of if in tb.. strait, it 15 Very loose and is not lodging on either shore. It is expected 1;hg,t_5he freight congestion will be relieved by this evening,
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CURIOUS CONDITION-A curious
condition obtains on the country roads at the present time. In the higher and level sections of the Pro- vince, the snow has disappeared, the roads are comparativefy dry, and cars and Wilsons are running. In' the |0W-lying sections and _in the' hollows, however. the snow still lodges, and travel by carriage or car is not feas- ible, Automobiles are operating with- in five or six miles from Charlotte- WWII. HS the snowplough has opened the roads adjacent to the City. lt is expected that automobile traffic \.ill become general within a. few.weeks.
VISIT ENJOYED-Mr. John A.
MacLellan, of Souris, who has been visiting relatives in Mnsggehusms for more than five months, arrived in the city yesterday forenoon from Borden and'left cn return home. While away Mr. Macflellan visited Boston. Weymouth, -Cohamet, Ded- ham and Quincy, and other cities. Three sons and three daughters are living'iii Massachusetts so Mr. Mac- Lellan`s trip was just like going home He spent some time with each mem- ber of his family, making his hea/.i~ quarters at Cohasset, Needless io say. he had a most enjoyable experience but was glad to get back to Prince Edward Island again. -
-ACTIVE SEPTAGENARIAN -
None oi the residents of Hope River or Stanley Bridge will have the teinerity to argue that the present living generation of 'men are more decadent than their predecessors, af- ter the performance of Mr. A. J. McLeod, undertaker, of Stanley Bridge, in taking the remains of the late Mr. Felix Murphy from Emerald Junction to the residence of his grandson, Leo Reid, in Hope River on April 17th. The late lamented Mr. Murphy reached the very ad- vanced age of 96 years. Mr. McLeod, who is in the seventies. hauled a fractious double team and sleigh with great care and dexterity in a bad sleigh road.-K.
The annual meeting of the Gyr-l
Ciiib. and the first meeting of the or g-.lnization at the Canadian Nlitional Hotel, was held last cvening wltn the presifent, Mr. C. M. Willialns ,ire- sirullg. Officers were elected fo~ hc ensuing year, annual reports were re-
cr..siii.g year: .
President, Russell chandler. ist vice pres. Frank M_cPhee. 2nd vice pres. Stewart Jones Secretary, Dr. J. P. Millar- Treasurer, Carl Tibert. Directors, Norman Lowther.
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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND FIRM l'r;dcr ek Fraser, member of T& H. Gaudet left on Monday morning
INCORPORATED.-Notice of the Nova Scotia Govemment, a native'for a months visit to Boston, New incorporation of Audley- Estates of North Lake, this prov.nce and York and Philadelphia. She was ac- lzmited, Charlottetown $50,000 is former resident of Charlottetown, was companied as far as Moncton by Mr.
Toncray, of Howell and Miss Barbara L. Morrison, of Lansing, were mar- ried at Howell on January 5, 1931, by Rev. I-lomer M. Noble.-Lansing Bul- letin Michigan.-(Miss. Barbara Mor- rison is a daughter of'James and Do- ra Morrison, formerly of Georgetown, P.E.I.
Mrs. Florence Horton, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Howard
l ‘Robinson, at South Devon, has re-
tumed to her home in Summerslde, P. E. I. Mrs. Horton has been spending the past five months in Boston with her daughter and other friends.-Fredericton Gleaner.
-ATTENDS MEETING OF FOX
BREEDERS’ ASSOCIATION -°- Mr. W. H. C. Ruthven, of Alliston, Ont.: Mr. Hitchman and Mr. John W. Grant, are in Summerside and at- tended a meeting of the Directors of the Canadian National Silver Fox
Breeders' Association. They are_ reg- istered at the Queen Hotel.-S.
At his home, Boston. Mass., on
March 1st, Michael T. Koughlm, loved and respected by many friends of his early days, and- also of his later years. Gifted with a fine voice and with a good knowledge cf music he was for many years a leading mem- ber in the choir of his parish church. Vemon River, P. E. I. May he rest in peace.
-LEFT ON EXTENDED VISIT-
Mr. J. E. Wyatt, K.C., Stipendiary Magistrate for the town of Summer- side, with Mrs. Wyatt and their two daughters, Miss Wanda and Miss Dorothy, left on Tuesday morning for an extended visit to Montreal and the United States. Mr. D. 0. Stewart, has been appointed acting Magistrate during the absence of Mr. Wyatt. -S. '
FERRY MAKES EIGHT TRIPS-
The car ferry was able to make eight round trips between Borden and Tormentine yesterday. Although there are still large fields of ice in the Straits, the steamer is able to proceed at her usual speed. A large number of cars have been ferrled in both directions during the last two days. There still remains about one hundred cars at Tormentine and about sixty at Borden awaiting trans- portation.
The Lea Government will appeal
to the people on its record of ad- ministration, Premier Lea. declared at the conclusion of his budget speech in the Legislature last. night.
A deficit of $15,992.12 for the cur-
rent year was estimated by the Premier. 'I'he estimated revenue he calculated at $l,016.717.88, and the estimat/ed expenditure at $1,032,710.
The Premier spoke for about two
and one half hours in introducing the motion on Supply. The Legisla- ture was largely attended, though the presence of ladies was not so noticeable as on other occasions. Following the Premiers address I-lon. J. D. Stewart spoke for a few min- utes, then moved the adjournment. The i-louse adjourned until io ani. today. This moming's session will bc
IIERRING CATCIIES-Local fish-
ermen are reported to have netted several large catches of herring yes- terday in the harbour. A ready sale for the fish was found in the City. 1°' 'S th0U8h|i that the presence of the schools of herring here is due to the ice which is lodged in the vic.nity of the north shore.
ismnnan iiolvoncn _ The
friends of Mr. E. E. Campbell, M. Sc., eldest son_ of the late Mr. D. Camp- ;beu» Of IDI? 15. now Consulting En-
igineer of Toronto, Ont., will be in- terested to know that since January he has been traveling in Europe. He was invited to Paris, France to con- sult with French scientists on a gi- silntic project in which they are in- terested. Mr. Campbell is now in London, where he expects to remain for a few weeks, before his return to Canada.
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-RETURNED FROM FLORIDA-
Mr. B. I. Rayner of Summerslde, re- tumed recently from Fit*/rida .where he has extensive orange groves, and where he has been spending some Weeks IOUKIHE after them. He reports that the price of fruit was very low but is steadily rising and since his return have doubled what it was when he left- CFDD-S are good and fruit growers anticipate a good year Flomia ls one or the best on states in the Union at the present time. There is no bread line or poverty ‘and businesses are recovering from
glesileneral depression very qulgk-
-DEATH OF ELDERLY RESI- DENT-There passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs Arthur GBUd€i5. Bt Miscouche on Sunday night. Mrs Mary Desrtoches, at '14 Years of age. Mrs DesRoches was a life long resident of that vicinity and was very highly esteemed my a large circle of friends. There are left to mollrn four daughters namely:-Mrs James Morrell of Malden, Mass., lvn-5 John Gaudet of Bloomfield, Mrs Phil Desitoches of Miscouche, to all of whom much sympathy is extended. The funeral toi¢` place from the home of her daughter to the R. C. Church and Cemetery at Miscouche.-S
-AT AN IMPORTANT MEETING
of' the Directors of the Canadian National Silver Fox Breeders Asso- ciation held at their hea/d office ln Summerside on Tuesday night, im- portant matters in relation to pro- posed amendments to the Constitu- tion of the Association were. fully discussed. The meeting was attend- ed by Mr. J. W. Brant and Mr. R G. T. I-litchman of the Canadian
N.ational_Live~ Stock Records Board at Ottawa. The chief business before the meeting was various proposed amendments to the constitution for the purpose of reducing the cost of registration to the members. The matter will be brought up at the annual meeting. Besides the presid- ent, M.r. G. Shelton Sharp, who oc- cupied the chair, were the following directors: W. H. C. Ruthven, of Al- lison, Ont.; Lieut. Col. H. S. Mur- ray of Chatham, N. B.; L. T. Leman of Salisbury, N B‘ L D McKenz’e, of Truro, N. S., Major A. S. Rob-
bate will likely be continued in the , _ . terson, of Mermaid, P. E. !sland,|most wimome as she entered the
a temoon' C' Biker and Dr' A' L°°khart orlroom on the arm of her father to
_ ensing oil, and Capt. Read of Boi'-‘tl b ld 1 chorus played by he,
“ELDERLY REMDENT PAssE”|den. Local Directors attending were me r B
-There passed “Way °“ *Saturday J. F' Amett B Graham Rogers andl ' ' I ' night at her home in Maple p,,l|ng_ Gem e callimck S _ceremony was performed by Rev. M. Mrs owpn G Mcga,-ville at about g ' ' EK Charmen of Mt. Stewart United
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cel.:-d and reports of committees 75 years of nga The late Mrs, Mg- PRETTY - Church, in the presence of about
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made. Carville was a native of Freetown P y,-“-€'V0I1|iy invited gU0SiS~_Th0 lJHl'l01'
wedding was solemnized on Tuesday
Chuich Summers de, when Miss
My Green. Chimes M- W“""'m5‘ bers °f the Murphy 'md Mccarvme ceremony and cclcbrated the nuptiallstewaft
The personnel of the various com- family, many of whom celebrated M,m_ The b,-,dm who mg cimmingiyliiamed, also table linen 117 years old.
mitteeswill be announced next meet- their golden weddings recently. The attired in g dress of midnight blue This linen is now owned by Mrs ing. V dweased had' "“"e'°d 3 pnraxytic with beige coat and chic hat to match|Leigh McAssey. The wedding gifts
it was decided that the h0\1l‘ Of 3"\`°k° °b°“" tW° yea" “UU ‘md .had was attended by Miss Agnes Kinch'v-ere numerous and costly including
meeting henceforth be 6.15 p. m. never realli' f9¢°V°i'°d~ MP5- MCCU' sister oi' the groom. Tile bridesmald:¢nlng_gl1ve|-, linen and cheques. Oli
The President's report, by Gyro | ville WHS Wil’ h1Bh1Y €5i?€°m€d U5' me iwore a dainty dress of green. Mr._i,h5 evening 01 the 26th. a reception cnarile williams shoved that melmany friend” which She had meds-_'riieb<ieie Arsepauit, bi-other el the was tendered me young Couple at club had B most successful yea,-_f during her long residence in Maple.bride supported the groom. The wed-'the home of me gm,-,m about one Many projects wvre undertaken and Phill* “nd when She Wm b° 51"' ding party were entertained at tne_ hundred guests being preselm 3
S_\______________y c_m____d out h__c___d.n' W,-,ly missed. There are ief_t to home 0| the bi-idgs parents before_ sumptuous mmm, was Sewed and A the umm, summer dmc” at me mourn. besides her sorro;ivinK h_\_l_:- the bride and groom left for St. Louis _,gm sand time enjnyed by ,,u_ Beach Grove _mm the Rota,” Gym band. three sons. Pamel. OD 9 their future home. A reception was Amr A short honeymoon in Chm._ D,m_e__ me mmumde bm at ,he homestead; James. in Wwtem Can- given ui their honor at me heme or lomtown they Wm _asm ,__ Fm,_
closing of Beach Grove 1;m__¢h¢ Ice ada, _:pd D3iiinic_i;ic;;;ine. and or:__the_groom_s paana up¢;r_;dt_l_ielrNp_; _ng B__ook_ The young coume are Pageant at the opening of the char- tiizsigieiebesidxlona broth; Mr John Zysgngpiixlivvtzi tendesedwa migcellan-l "ery p°p“‘°' in the" °°mm‘m“'y'
d the dinner and ' ’ ‘ is s lst or the ivlt.
lottetown Forum an The groom org il
, I Mlddl L0 d IB- h 3' 5 h h Ffld
d““°° “th” '°"“°'°°'"1"“ °"h° 0°" iirrltwthz Umtede sal; tgnzlls of l:$::ili:g°:»iil=: snfrwagxrllienrlcclplezll\S*¢“’°f* U““°d °‘“"°“ “nd 'he Wd” "dm" National Hom mn' week' The whom* much sympathy id extended. of many lovely gifts of silver, linen;,° "Wed ‘“°“1b°" °f the °h°“°' T°"° dub Wu vuuy hommd ns" 'um' Th f eral took lace at the parish and other useful presents. Refresh-_W°°k’ P"~""°“3 _ V’ he' m°m“'°
m" wh” Gym DM" Bmmne W” Chgirolxnat Kinkor: Rev. M. J. Smith ments were served by her girl friends Mi” C°m“ W" f9“d“°d 5 ““‘°°“'
electtd G°V0m°f °f GY” Dum” °' ` ' ‘ ` ¢\ h in ‘aneous shower at the home of her
,given in mg guneng issue of the an interested visitor to the Legislae. `Gaudet. who returned on Tuesday ev- 'Canadian Gazgtte, ure last evening. ening.-S
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wgppmq BELL; _ Everett gf THURSDAY _ _vALuAaLa ritoraivrv sm-0 -
Mr. F. Baker, cabinet maker and up-
lholsterer. has sold his pr'>pc'.".y on
‘Sydney street to Mr. David Head. .This is Mr. Bakers first .eai ill city real estate and his f.-iciiis are pleas- ed to learn that it is .i very success- ful one. .
i TO CIIARLOTTETOWN.-G. C `Warren, who for the last two years has been hort culturist at Acadia
_University, has let with Mrs. Warren and little daughter for Charlottetown, P. E. I.. where he has accepted a position on the staff lcf the .Government Experimental lFurm.-Saint John Telegraph Journ- ial.
FUNERAL SERVICES-The fun-
eral of the late Mrs. Daniel Chip- man was held from her late residence |Tuesday morning to Saint Dunstan’s Basilica where a Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Reverend P. Mc- Mahon, D. D. The pall bearers were: Messrs Wm. Hogan, James Power, Daniel Gillis, Joseph Bolger, Rob- ert Kerwln and David I-lead. Service at the grave was conducted by Rev- erend C. McCarthy.
SUDDEN BEREAVEMENT - The
sad news that his daughter Anne had passed away at St. Elizebeth's Hospital, Brighton. Mass., was re- ceived by Dr. J. E. Fleming. Stanley _ Bridge, on Tuesday, April 21st. The .remains, accompanied by her sister
_ Elizabeth, leaves Boston on Wednes- day evening and will arrive at Emer- ald on Friday morning. Funeral from Stanley Bridge to St. Anne's Cem- etery Saturday morning, leaving the house at 8.30 a. m. '
SUMMERSIDE, April 22--At the
preliminary hearing yesterday of, Frank Richards, of Tignish, on two
charges of bre_aking and entering the store of Mr. George Shclfoon at _Tignish and stealing therefrom goods . to the value of nearly $200 on Janu- ‘ary 3rd, and January 15th, Joseph Blanchard. his accomplice. tamed King's evidence and told how he and Richards had obtained admittance to the store at midnight on. January ard by prying open the outer door with a chisel and then gaining en- trance by a. key and stealing a quantity of goods and carrying them to the shoemaking shop of Rich- ards’ father, where they divided the loot and Blanchard confessed to taking nn snare to his srandfeih- er's house. He also implicated the prisoner in the second robbery on January 15th at the same store. The value of goods stolen on the first night was over $60 and 011 the second, over $100 besides some mon- cy.
FRIDAY corrnv AND .mv NuP1‘iAi.s.-
A pretty and interesting marriage ceremony took place at the home of tile bride »at Cherry Hill On M8-rch 25th., 1931, when Miss Marion E- C.- Coifin, only daughter of Mr. and lvlrs. w. w. coffin, became me wife [ef Mr. Roland L. Jay Only Son of [Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Jay of Fannilis Brook. Promptly at 6.30 the Bride wear.ng a gown of eggshell satin
devoted to ebusiness. The budget de- '. U I ' ' “ith bridal veil and. carrying 8'
'beautiful boquet of roses looking
brother Mr H G Coffin The
Foowing are the officers for thc' and was before lm- mm-irage, Miss , _ vwas decorated in wliite and the
'rrlclget Murphy. of that place. she mmimg at 7 °°k_°°k in St' PMS dining room in Willie sud fe111\°°W~ had resided in Kinkora during her Var After the ceremony- and congratu-
gnes Aresnault, daughter of.
long married life, having celebrated MQ), ind Mrs Joseph 0_ Arsenault oi‘_1atons, a splendid wedding supper her fiftieth anniversary of her wed- Summemde was united in mamagelivas served. It is interesting here din! HDOUE tW0 years HBO- It iS B to Robert Austin Kmch_ son of Mr;tn note that one of the tables used eul’i0US fH¢t that B 10118 married life ,md Mrs pew. _y_ Kinch_ of Sn Lomg was very old of solid mahogany, and
S'd~ was the MPDY 10° Of Sei/€l'“l mum' Rev, geo,-ge Mjpmald performed thc was formerly the property of Colonel
for whom Mt. Stewart was
, officiating and was largely attended. Music and dancing ma e t c even g_ _
-- -'-- - . ._s_ ‘pw vm, p1¢.,,my,|y__5 ibrother Mr. Clarence Coffin of
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Pisquid West, of whose home she has nictlon of counsel for the prasecu- 1-i»C\SL vi wi u-'-lite- --» V - been the mistress for the past two tion the case was postponed until that God is too wise to err, gold years. The gifts received _were _Ahril 25th to procure the attendance to be uiilzind and not oui‘.,lY;11»'3 numerous and useful and all the of some important witnesses to L0rd.bl1f-thiH@ be d'°"9<" 'UW f_“l
yourg folks of the vizinity enjoyed Q prove the identity ol certain good.. oral. which uns held from his 4i.l;R_e
themselves to their hearts content; _llleiled to have been stolen. S. lon Sunday morliing, Marcfi_"___';€_ .
was a very large one, and altgg 1|-
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_A'rraNpiNc. Lacrunas-Dr. on o. ii. 1'. ausinr-:ss-Mr. .i. .i <iui.m l\la._s. suns by his P=1S&1’,_H’/-
.i-i. T. Colvin of summerslde left on -"1'f1iri°r.C1ty. acting third vice ares- R- J- M2“U°1`-“1‘1- ‘“S "my ? ‘°"
.‘Tuesday jo ,mend 9, course of lee. irlent of the Order of Railway Teleg. deriy laid lo rest beside his-:moth . _
wetks before He leaves to mcurii,
‘tures given at Moncton, N. B., bylrapliers, left Thursday for Montr:al,\Vl\’J had IWCBQCCP-Sed h1|“'£“*
and Ottawa on business in connec-
'Dr. Neumeuller, n. member of thc) ~ ___ __ ______' _u___c__ "______ S_______ _md |faculty of Pennsylvania State Col-WD" Wm’ the Order' ' “S “°n"" “]° ' __ ` .`._
foul' brothers, to \\'hclii sincere syn.-
llfge Optometry. Philadelphia. D,-_~ SOCIAL EVENING Th __ _ ________ __ C___________d lcoivln will also vlslt st. John. N. B. ”' " 50"” ° ‘P ‘ ' ' .$33
a series of social evenings was held *"_“
¢ -TAKEN POSITION IN SUM
" ~ ‘ - ' c l{i"li School has'
_ _ . _ f merce building on Wednesday e\en~ _'If OL ar-V f> _ U;
MERSIDE Mr Jimmy White O ing with u wards of tvlo hlnclrorl Cd H C1d=”tCoi'p'-1 'llie me e" lp.
in their hall Canadian Bank of Com-
l\C|:. H. Lloyd Hencl<=l'soll. Pr;n':lp:il I
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,Port Elgin, has taken a position p _ V ` of “hw ,,...,, ,..`... [,,__..,. °,1m_ *with Prince Motors of Sumniersideip_e°p]e'fwh° gmatly m-'Cycd_th? A"°` ,M5 ,,f"\,,,,,,,g b.`,_.C.,_ ,,,., ____.,_. ,UI land will reside here in future. He is lm" F°1`W'Fl\'9S and dancing. The ___ _‘,_" ,f____________; , "ba pg I _ h l, ci . dfBenevolent Irish Society social even- 3"( "' “` ‘ "
,wall known n oc ey rc es an ._ ' _ :C:______Cd __n»a___, ,n ___mC_,__, ,mm ,I“._ ' . , l 1 K 'r ' ' ` “ *was the leading scorer in the Central,"'g5 are eagery 9° ed fnrfmfd t°,f_,.; “M ,.,._,,,_.. ,pw Ln ,1\mg_;io;_4;q
>1=93§\19 Of N9W BYIIUSWITK and NUV3 'very yvednmday nlght' and It is th() the lif':r'~'=3l`i' .f:;;llli:l‘.1 infix, .\ Seo!!
intention of the society to carry thelii ‘ ` W '
‘Scotia last winter. It is probable ` | _...___ _g -_,,g
,remains in Summerside.-S.
F ST. GEOR.GE'S DAY-Yesterday Englishmen throughout the world
Icominemorated the anniversary of| |St. George, the patron saint of Eng- iland since the days of the crusaders. :The Sons of England held a very, ienjoyable social in their hall last ,evening Mr. Theodore Sentner pre- :sided at the for-mal part of the pro- lgramme. Patriotic speeches werel made, songs were sung, and refresh- ments were served. Card games were enjoyed. A pleasant evening was brought to a close with Auld Lang Syne, and The King.
RUNS AMUCK-Infuriated, it is alleged by the barking' of a dog, a, |large white bull wh.ch was beingf lied along Great George Street about‘ 510.30 yesterday moming. suddenly ‘broke away from his captors and plunged through th: plate glass win-
_dow at the entrance of Kelly & Mc- jlnnis I-Iaberdashery, The animal was severely cut by the glass, and it was necessary to despatch him at once. The carcass was then carted away. The animal had been purchased from the Experimental Farm by Roop Bros. Ltd., and as the scales at the Far-m were out of order had been taken to the City Scales to be weigh- ed. The men were taking the animal to the butcher when it ran amuvk-
._l-IOME FOR. BURIAL-Older residents of Summerside and ‘Bed- eque will regret to learn of the death on Saturday last of Mrs. Annie Francis, of Bedeque, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. R. S. Allen of Halifax, N. S. Mrs. Francis was in her 81st year and was formerly Miss Annie Best of Bedeque. Before her husbands death Mrs. Francis had resided in Searletown. Since residing with her daughter in Halifax she had vistied from time to time h'cr native isle where she always re- ceived a cordial welcome from her many friends. There are left to mourn her daughter, Mrs. R.. S. Allen; two sisters, Mrs. J. Howatt of French River and Mrs. Frank Hayes of Sear- letown and one brother, Mr. Thomas Best, to whom sympathy is extended. The remains were brought home on Monday evening to the home of her nephew, Mr. J. B. Hayes, ci Searle- town. The funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon from the resid- ence of Mr. Hayes to the Baptist Cemetery, Central Bedeque, where her remains were laid beside those of her late husband.-S.
SUMMERSIDE, April 23-The pre-
liminary hearing of Frank Richards occupied the attention of Summer- side court all day yesterday when he was committed for trial at the next Supreme Court on three sep- arate charges of theft,
The case of the robbery at George
Shelfoon's store was resunicd before Messrs. T. D. Carruthers and H. J. Messy and the prisoner sent up to the Supreme Court on the two charges of breaking and entering Mr. Sheifoon's .store on the nights of January 3rd and 16th and steal ing goods to the value of $160. He was then arraigned on a further charge of breaking and entering the store of Mrs. Ethel M. Sudsbury ol' Tignish and stealing goods to the value of $35. This was heard by Messrs. John E. Campbell and Car-
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ic with dii'rrio:~ S_'»'fir:“_v Elliot at ilic_ .iinno. The prize winners were l follows. First, L..dirs_ Miss Annie?
wlllirims. Gents first, Mr. .lsmesj
Click smith. Lucky Table. i.ll-, wil- 1
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CANADIAN LEGION B. E. S. I..-|
The I'€lZUlal‘ monthly meeting of the' Cliarlottetowli Branch of the Carp! aclian Legion was held last evening at the Legion Heine with a fair at-l tendance, Mr. W. S. l-Iughcs, Zlicl Vice President, occupied the chair in the absence of the President. Mr._ Justice Ar:-enrllllt gave a most inter'-§ esting review of his several trip l abroad to South Africa, England France and the United States. Many_ oi' the incidents the learned speaker) referred to were not only instructive but very amusing. At the close oi the address a vote of thanks was moved by Comrade P. E. Palmer, sec- onded by C. C. Thompson and sup- ported by Stuart/Dickson and con- veyed to the Judge by the Chairman. After routine business the meeting adjoumecl with the singing of the National Anthem.
SHAREHOLDERS MEET-A meet-
ing of the shareholders of the Char- lottetown Hotel Co.. Ltd., was held in the Board of Trade Rooms last evening for tl-ie purpose of hearing the report of the liquidators, Messrs. W. K. Rogers and Col. D. A. Mac- Kinnon. This report showed that there was cash on hand amounting to about $800 and liabilities includ- ing the years taxes amounting to about $170. The Company still own- ed the property fronting on Water St. consisting of the site of the old
Victoria Hotel and lot of land op- .
poslte. Mr. Donald S. Hart cf Hali- fax, chartered accountant. certified, as to having examined the bank ac-l count and statements of the com-: pany and of their being correct ancll
'n order. The liquidators pointed outj that they would be very pleased io, have the remaining property sold so
that their duties would be cndedj and asked for ali expression ofi opinion from the shareholders as to‘
price. Oli motion of Mayor T. W. L.|
it was decided to sell the properties to thc best advantage. i
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It is with deep regret that we lioie ‘
most highly respected residents in the community, in the passing. o.i Monday morning, of Mr. John Lee.;
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continued illness of several wecks., Mr. Lee, was the son of the late
leaves to mourn the loss of a loving husband and father, his \\'lcio\v.
f_orllicl'ly Miss Fowler of Silninicr- side and one son Percy at homo; also four brothers and one sister, namely; Caleb, M Sumnicrside' Newton, ol*
I., to all of whoni the e tire coiiimliii-
to n beloved friclirl and lieighbor.
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laec-Line ei tlic lmlted Chl"cn,3;4||-
i _ siiiyrioii, v;:i:. liclcl ili ihe firxircn. there _
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cli>'l`li:~:;i:-§', April 21st. Dli, Smfvi., Mllii..il‘,r, pl'.:»idll1'i. Rv;-'.‘. Dr. Saint,
Joseph, second ladies. Mrs. Jolililus lizls ulrcarl_'.' im-ii lliil\niii'?g'is
rcsigiiiii; and will take up \'.'§*¥~
Law1°r» sn- Gems s°c°nd~ MY- Fred' l wlicrc. A czill has been extellclcd to
Rev. \V. S. Lrlrillg, (Jrlpe Wo1fc.__
Ham Divine' lilid ills lic!-wplllllcu li; v;i.;,fl'l'.
alvilitccl. 'file gliz.-rl pfolile oi this coll- gregatioli do lin; 'mill niucli limr- ln elapse ivitliout the ministrati. " reglllrlr cleigyliiali, ”llie_i' criz their clergy, lliltli lliorlilly :ind vari-
ciaily and fii".'olltc'.il_'. \\'zsii tgerit
the liiglirst good.--Y. ..»»~
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BIRTHS fi'
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WOOD-At Alexandra, April ji. 1931. to Mr. and Mrs. J Wlllilll' Wood, a
daughter. _ », ’ l\l.~\CLEAl\'-At Hampshire, .oii April ia, 1931, to Mr. and lvn-sf i‘<`iEiar-fl
MacLean, A son. _ KEENAN-At wood 1.slanél‘-"East, on Thursday, April 2, 1931, to M.r,~alid Mrs. Milburn Keenan, a dauglygr. Helen Irene. .,,,,,-,_q cALLAGnAN._ At cnarlpttstgyvn
Hospital, April 19. 1931, to ,l\,ii;,.__q}ld
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Mrs. Amos Callaghan. lvortii..._:\\';_,'. sliire. a son. __;_._ 3,” SCHURIVIAN-At Radville, .§g_,ii”i.- cliewan. on April 15th, l931__._.t/9_._§/Il' and Mrs Urville Schurman, a son. BEER,-At the P.E.I. Hospital. on April 21, 1931, to Mr. and li/Ifljpsill-21 P. Beer, a daughter, istillbornlig
MCLEOD-At Albany- Apr? rid, 1931, to Mr. and Mrs. E. ' Od. a son ’
MACPI-IERSON - At Misel'aC0l'da Hospital, April 9, 1931, to Ml'. and Mrs. J. A. MacPherson. nice May Trainer, Kinkorai, twins. lifirtneeli and Desmond.
MARRIAGES
.GTl‘ANT:-l\IAl{'I‘IN;/it the Manse, Charlottcto\\'n. on the 22nd of April, by the Rev. R. Moorhead Lcgate, B.
D.. Donald Cameron Grant, ni Ban-` gor. to Cliristllin Martin ol Bangor.\ MUTCII-MlicI‘I{AII.-Ai. Park Street
Coligrcgatiolial Clillrcli, Boston. Mass April 4th, 1931, by Reverend Di‘. A. Z Conrad, Dorothy Norma Mutch,
the method of sale and approximatevoungcst dmlgmcr of Frank Mutcb'
Eariiscllffc, to Harold P. MacPhail,
Prowse seconded by S. A. McLeod, Randomh’ M355'
i l\ICLEAN*'.\ICKlNi\'0N-'At Cl'l3I'~
icttctown. April 21, Jolirl Currie Mc Lo:-in io Crlllicrinc McKinnon, both of I-lopeficlfi. l\ir. W. L. Olitliollse
the death Of one of our oldest' rllici l°mC5“m‘ff~
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at the ripe age of 85 yea,-s_ aftey n j SI'LLI\'AN--At C`fil'di{:.1li. A1:~'.`ii 21,
1931. Thomas Slllliinll :mimi 53. KEIZER-At Grrllicl 'l';‘l'.f‘.‘£i". fl).-ril
qhcmas Lee of B@]m0ny,_ LOL 15_ HC ‘ Elsi, Jnliirs l{r‘izr‘l', in 'lin 'IT :i 7.f1il'.
fi.-UIISSTIER-Oli Ti:~:.::;l;.', .fiprll ‘?l i"f`~‘. .T i’ i l`l'cr’rl'ir'!< (1.11 1'. 3 vri 6 works. sun of "ir mid .\lr'»=, /\:"Ti:'.r
L . lli .`~. ;'. P15.-\KE-At (`li;il‘{<lttcto\\'li_ Moliiiiij' cvrnili_';_ .fiqnil '.’fl’li. l£l.".1_ :ii Alum.
Truro N. S: 'Tlicodrirc of Danvers. lC'f‘ifFl"'- P`~`lilFf‘ 5T"""f~» C|l"`1~”’ii"l°“-'ll
Mass.; George, of Sackville, Mass.; _Ffil‘li Ailrl- <`_on:<inlire, \_-'idow illdil _ and M,-_,_ Waddyp of Cm;;_~,,,d_ p_ 1.; late lloiiornb c T. Hoa lv HM, al . .
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ity extend the most. sincere ;-_vliipci- ;5"`(`»““\'"" "3" 5" “""" ` m“_'“';‘ Aw _. thy. The fiinrrai took place on ,lil 1Y‘~ M"-i ‘7"‘*‘f‘ G- “"F“"_‘_""e' , Wednesday afternoon and was \»m~_\- ,l’R.\!\'i"“--_-\.i ll:\i~.~.\__ on .~:.i_urd:ly'. ]m.g,,}y fmgiqdqd l-,3,~tlif»ina1iv lricrlds April l8‘.li .\lri~. ivpiiilcls, v-i. who fame to offer their last il'ibut~ dow oi tile intl- .lnlm l”‘raliri:=. irr-
mcrly of Sr;~.l"l.~io'.vl\, l‘-I5-l~ lil \"~“l'
ruthers, J. P.’s. Mrs. Sudsbury tes- _Service was held at the he-iiic. The 13156 5‘l‘=\i‘~ _
(`lIII’l\’lAN-Ili this ciiv April iliil.
iified to finding her store br0k@n,l~c-iiirlilis were tenderly laid io rest, - _ - ' ~- _ _ ____ into following the night of Febru- 'ir thc old family plot, i. the Mac- l1i‘3l. b€l0\'r‘1l Wife Of 95111” U*-" . ary 2nd. The accomplice of nrlsbiierlDon'aldlte Cemetery iii ivilul-vt Val- 'll-”“‘» fi'-‘ffl f"_ l'“““S- _, __,_ .gave evidence similar to that givcn’ioy. R05E_‘“ A~b“"“‘ B35” M”'“ 1"' 1""
in the previous cases, that they had --- Joh" A' RMC' _ entered the store and taken certain On _the morning of Mil-c‘i iflth, FUFFIN-_.‘.t the P;-n.f_ 5f"‘_“`d 7*' 1
_mods and Carried mem in 3 img t0_there passed away at Souris, P_E,l.._land llcfplial on 1\pi~l_l___._l_l,_l9ci, Lin- the same shoe making shop and!Francis L. MacDonald, son of J. J._da Collin. Head of 1i..~ o... ___ ___ divided the loot. After hearing the MacDonald and the late Mrs. Mac-.Mrf`ABl-I-At stanli~;\r=. filll-~ --
tl ly "'-‘1“”ll Willialll l\ia "ii: acer’ F0
evidence the magistrate committed Donald, South Lake. at ie ear .’ Rs., »- . » f~- " ‘»~ e _ _ prisoner on this charge also. A of i7 years. The deceased had not .\1ANN-Sliddrnly at l;o.=»lwn_ »\l=`_‘1_ ‘further charge of the same nature been in his usual good health for n_l7th, 1021. John A Malin, aofli .., _ was prgfengd gggimt the prisoner few days previous. but no one reaiizf _years :on of .i ~~~s A. Mnllli. l.lir-
jfor breaking and entering the store ed the end was so near, and it caine_lingtnii, 1". E I. __ __ __ _ ,of J. P. Myricks Co., Lid., one of the as a great shock io his many friends_ FI.El\il!\'C--fn lL.l;:z\ioi.i r. _Hrs i liargest merchandise houses in the and acquaintances. Just why one sotpltal, Brighton, i.l:f»s. Aiziie C.__.»l_oln~
‘west of the province on the night young and who had so much to live_lng. diiurlitcr 'li Ur. ~l- l"~-fF`_\l‘!_;"i'I, __
\of February sixth. Certain evidence for, has been called away no cnc can stanley Brlusv. 1’~»”-~I-- il* “ill” em
of the employees was taken and on comprehend. But yet even in thc yuir of hcl' HB0-
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