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News Budget for Our Saturday Subscribers
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. The Jury returned a
for the defendant.-S
ON IMPROVING _
brakeman, who was injured
disastrous train,< collision
:rignlsh in February will be
_~i ,
superintendent of Prince
the Biennial meeting of the
Nurses Association which
be held this week.
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ON EOLIDAY _ lidiag
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spending the past winter in
Michigan, has arrived in
irg. Sask. to visit her bro-
lit. Jas. G. Hooper. Miss
has already met many
s and reports crop pros-
are good owing to " went
rains.
RETURNS-Tile plane
by Dr. Jenkins and pi-
by Mr. Junior Jones, return-
day afternoon at 4 o'olock
ntreal. Mrdones left Mon-
at B A. M. and stopped en-
one hour at Quebec and two
at Moncton. Mrs. Jenkins
flew up last Tuesday, and the
who were attending school
eel are returning by train.
NEWS-'l‘l1e blowing up of
tanker Cymbeline at Montreal
the lass of 25 lives, is not
its effect here. Mr. Alex
of the dining room staff of
Canadian National Hotel re-
.- the sadnews that his father
among the victims of the dis-
. Mr. Corbett left Saturday
too for Montreal.
MIS]-IAP-Mr.
Flynn of Pleasant Grove,
the misfbrtune of having his
broken above the ankle yester-
when he was tying or untying
tethering rope of his bull. It
that the rope became en-
betweenhis legs, and the
breaking eway;` threw him to
Mr. Flynn crawled half
to his nearest neighbour for
and was taken to the City
M
i. :fanny-Members
of,Bumn1erside gave
party at their lodge
on Friday- night in honour
Ritchie and' Lieut Barry,
an leaving shortly for their
on the mainland. They are
th
umm mn M lemma srsrlsrlcs-renew
Th °“°°,,R_._m“yil13aresomeinteresting|tatistics
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for P E. Island that have come
Milligan was concluded at to mud I
Court at ummerside mm- o"’°w°‘ mm WW
553° mm" Mn Jun” lation. 38.088: single persons, 51,481,
rl » _ . . ~ -
of Mr. Hamid Harper, Q, ed, male, 1,618; female widowed, 3,.
ig dolly. 1-is is u patient M1-uionary Society. oi the Presby-
Eovu victoria Hon-,;m_ terian Church in Canada (E.D.)
ATTEND UIENNUI- - M185 Mcl{. MacLeod, which 'occurred
Hospital md Miss Dever- iMrs. MacLeod expected to attend
or city Hofnitsl stair leave the meeting or the w, M. s. so
for st.' John where they will be held in this city on June 28th.
Hooper of Mmm who. hu -.tion of.the court. i The action was
(ln) 45.892: (fl 42640, married
31.501 widowed 4.094 divorced la,
lay' not specified 28, males single,
27,820 females, 23,911, males mar
rfed 15 880, females, 15,095, widow
327; divorced, male, 15; divorced,
will have the sympathy of every
member of the Society in the death
of her husband the late Dr. William
this week at his home in Sydney.
COUNTY. COURT-Before His
Honor Judge Duffy Saturday June
18 U18 C580 Of Chntles A. McKenna
vs. John Green occupied the atten-
for damage arising out of car ac-
cident. Several witnesses were ex-
amined. I-fis 1-Ionor Judge Duffy
- Rave judgment for plaintiff for $60
and costs. Mr. A. B. Johnson for
the plaintiff. and Mr. T. L.comp-
ton for the defendent.
Under the chairmanship of Hon.
G. Shelton Sharp, Minister of Ag-
riculture, a meeting was held yes.
terday to consider the prepprgtioh
of a brief on Prince Edward Is-
land fisheries to be presented with
thd b1'1efs.cf.Nova Scotia and New
Bf1111“Y1¢1£ at thi’ Imperial Econ-
omic Conference. There were pres-
ent Messrs. W. 1".’ Tldmarsh, J, P.
Molntyre. A. 11'. Fisher, iron. J..A.
MacDonald, C. P. McCarthy, Hon.
H. D. MacLean, H. H. Cox, and
S. T. Gallant, Superintendent of
Fisheries. - v
' _ .°SOUIAL GATHERING - An
afternoon _tee_was held at the home
of, Mrs. J. B. Beer, Montague, on
Thursday aftemoon under aug.
Dices o»f»W. M. S. of the Presby-
terian Church. A very pleasant
h°u1' W", limit by the many ladies
who called during the afternoon.
In the dininl room the tea table
looked very pretty with green lin-
€11 cloth. bouquet of yellow tu-
"N -T” "H v°u1ed by Mrs. J. H.
M1141’-10811. who was assisted in serv-
ins by Mrs. wm. om-risk, Mrs. w.
I-l. Poole and Miss Peulah Mac-
Leod. A very pleasant feature of
the tea hour was a short pi-0.
gramme of music. Those taking
part were Mrs. move A. iz. alb-
son, Mrs. A. J. Campbell, Mrs. Wm.
Garrick and Mrs. Harry Davison.
Two wee tote, little Florine Camp.
bell. Montague. and pious Down-
IDU 0! B\lm1118l’l|d9, Qng very
lwootly duriniz the programme. H.
Assurance of the sympathstip co-
operation of both the Provincial
Government and City Council with
the efforts of the Unemployed
Workmens Association to find em
sAnl.Y aanasvan-Mrs. Moo-
ib know that his condition 1`-ood. President of the wo'msu's
JENKINS PIDPEITI Pill- p quietly' at the Manse and was
CBABKD-The fine residential orlned by the Rev W S. for
property 3'! Brighton Road, owned ing BA The Manso was beauti
and formerly occupied by Mr H R fully adorned with flowers for the
Jenkins has been purchased by the n The bride was dressed in
Bank of lfontreal for the residence a travelling suit of twced and straw
of the bca! manager It will bs 511° WON I lilV°1' I0! 1111*. li"
month
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confined to his bed for some days. °
certificates in piano and organ, a
special prize for practical work in
two prizes in theory subjects. .
Arthur Rennie. of Alma, was
brought to t‘he Prince County I-fos
horse in the stable yard, when the
animal suddenly struck him in the
_ -can ovalvrunnan _ Miss 1°
Margaret McNeill, of Searletown, d
ls in me Prime County Hmmm were the guests of Mr. and M:-s.
suffering from a fracture of the H'
la.
-xlcxlln ny A`_nonsr:-Mr. "1
` W
ln
they were going round the bend at
Wilmot Bridge, the steering gear
locked and the car turned on its B_
side in the ditch. Fortunately Mr. al
McNeill was not driving fast, other- th
wise they might have gone over the ol
bridge. Miss McNeill, although not
seriously hurt, will be laid up for m
some time. The other young lady q
in the party escaped without in- 8
Jury. Mr. McNeill had his hand M
cut with broken glass, but was not dis
hurt otherwise.-S. M
D
Her friends are glad to welcome
Mr. Herb Kenny back to' his old
for the past six years. His was the -7
for some time. Her funeral from
seph‘s Church. It was largely at-
J. Rooney. 1-fer remains were then
conveyed to the sdloining cemetery
and laid beside those of her hus
were found by the Grand Jury at lNG_.m° “th annual meeting of
the opening yesterday of the June me
sitting or the supreme court Mr | m
Justice A E. Arsenauit pnalded 1
the arena .nu-on being Messrs ‘
John McKenna (foreman), H Mr
Hooe 1-I Nell
Bar Bociety was held Monday
the Law Library with Mr Nor
Lowther, President, presiding
W li Bentley,K C Secretary
alurer, presented his annual re
hat. ,_ , 'Pro
ters.. ovu- by ti., nm or nun cub. mu ».i-as bouquet bmi 3 ,,,,,,’§_, Mc§’;‘f,°;,, Wm “°§°‘§§;;: port which showed the society eh G
N9” *md lm” °f U19 "1 Wm J Hogg, Chas J. Moran, Dan 1”” 8' nwst' suwessml year lm th
11 _ 511° W" attended by M-isa 'A Moran-son, shew iuomillsn, ua. 1’°""‘”° "“““°“ W” "“““°“’d ‘“ th
-'r/ixen 11.1.-Mr. w. A. ching, Adalaida Humphrey. M-A-. Histor 01 3 Haslsni, Mlchusl nsveieaur. it-°" "him “mm” 1°’ 'he °"“`"““ lu
of Summa,-gm, was “ken 2, at his thu by-idegmgm, Wim wore 5 gm; of i The Gmnd Jury "ported on the lyear were elected as follows: Pres- nl
store on water street on ssiurdsy blue orare. a fox fur and a o°11118° 2 crlminul eases su iouows: "’°“" M' A' F“'“’°" vi°°'P'°”‘d' ui
evening “nd was obliged M b, dm- of pink mpeg and iiiipp. Mr, Em; | ent C. St. Clair Trainer; Secretary-
The King vs. Jas Stewart- '
nouns! - ~ ruasnsr _ ‘ ~ me ‘ 'rfue buls in rivs orbuiusl cues nm somrv “NUM mlm 'rho sixty-seventh Auuusl com-
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eu home. Hs is suffering from u Found. B-A-. oi Oliiion. acted as i si-curing bud enteringsud there- ,T’°““’"' W' E' B°""°*" K' C"
hemrnorhage of the stornacn. It is bf-it 111511- T1`1° 8|-its °f 01° 8“’°111 f true bill. ('°'°1”°t°d); Audimr' Mark M°`
pleasing io report. however, ibut he were o pendant oi amethyst in' 'rbs King vs. Lawrence nolrou, G“‘“‘“" K' C' A°d‘"°““‘ “‘°‘“be“ w
is improving, although he will bs pearls io the bridesmaid and sold ?1‘vuu lvrclzwen, Allred clinton and °' ""1 °°““°’1-Mews' N' W' L°"" up
lin ilIlkB ID tht b€St mill. Anil’ ; Dougias smith’ “tempted breaking "ICT, J- 0- Campbell: H- F- Mc' m
-S. , the wedding the happy couple left 5 Phee and D. E. Shaw, K. C.
munication of the Grand Lodge of
Prince Edward Island AF andl
AM in ample form and in accord
ance with time honoured practice
and ritual. was opened yesterday
morning by Hon John E Sinclair,
rand Master
The sixteen lodges throughout
e Province were represented by
e Masters and Wardens, and a
rge number of Past Masters were
so in attendance by virtue of
eil' rank.
_VISITING DOCTORS - Dr.
ard and Dr. Dermot of McGill
iversity, Montreal, came to Sum-
erside by plane on Tuesday and
"nd °11°°f1112-1111* 11111- held s clinis ut the Prince county
The Grand Chapter of Nova
BR. I Miss  tiarilgln 3 shirt honeymoon we The Kms vs- Howard L‘ wood' FUNERAL SERVICES The ill H
ILL ANT WORK-- Nall 0 5 in B11 Were 116001119511- E tlleit by omission to accoimt and - ` Th, b ts 1 1 1 dis.
Shaw, daughter of M,-_ ,nd Mm p_ led by their attendants to Cape 1 ¢¢,nvem°n_trua bm neral of Richard Dougan which was e e r su iec were gyne og ca
ia. 1-1. show, or this sity has ro- Tonneuiina They will shortly sail; 'rho King vs. npbroim swuuow. 1a1'8°1Y “*°“1d°‘1 W” *‘°“‘i§°S*°’°“;§ VI,
turned home from Hglifgm when on The Lady Hawkins from Halifax 3 [_-,U-sim-v_true bu1_ moming from his late res ence, T
she has been B student in the con- for Bermuda, where Mr. Humphrey f The King vs. Ephraim Swallow, Prince Street, to St. Dunstans mem attended the clinic The
gervatorv of mu_s;c_ Mis, Bmw has been called to Central Pastoral ¢g¢upe_.ti-ue bill. Basilica where a Solenltndlliziluiiirl visitors enjoy” 3 few hour; “sh
. Charge.-Y. Th Kin _ 011 _ ‘High Mass was celebra e y s ‘
Wu mocesmn in winning “ache” WEDNESDAY ’ tempted rlidevino-big: Herring, at son, Rev. Emmett Dougan, assisted 1218 t1}1lP f-111111311111! Ziig/ie1;1:1;d e;‘ti11\1`§"
ISLANDEB. DIES-The sad news The civil docket is as follows' by another son, Rev. Louis A. Doug- e em-se W5 “S 9 8 e W e ,
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organ’ me cm” prize in plana and has been received of the death of Non Jury Debt or Damage an, Deacon, and Rev. Geo. McDon 151111111 50911615' GSPBC 1111? the H8118 |
‘ ‘ Mr. Havelock Fyfe of Port Neville, Dominion Paper C0, vs_ N, Rat. aid, Sub Deacon. The final absolu- View 85 they came over the Sf-rat-ii
C., formerly of Stanley Bridge at tenbury Ltd. tion was given by His Excellency Of N01‘U1\1l11b@11f1Hd--3
e age of 'I4 years. He leaves a Oiive'H. Ritchie vs. Ben). I. Ray- Bishop O'sullivan. Service at the
lie and one son and his brother her, grave was conducted by Revs. Em-
_ Morton, who was with him at the Jury Debt or Damage mett and Louis Dougan. The pall `
mm on saturday evening’ ‘._u”e,,_ last, as well as two sisters and two Nut)-,angel Mogvneaux vs_ Irving bearer, were; Mess;-g_ Harry Gras- TML5-A Very Pretty Wedding WHS
mg from ‘ fractured nose and brothers on the Island and three Oil Co., Ltd. well, D. J. McDonald, Thos. Giiian, Solemnized in Trinity United
lacerauom of the !°,,emad_ Mn sisters who now reside in the Geo, W. Gardiner and and vs. W. B. Robertson, Wm. Flynn rind Church yeoiierdliy 11101111118' When
Renmelwu clipping the "et at l States. _ City of Charlottetown and ano. Wm. 0. Davey.
-*- Lome B. Flood vs. Hollis Moore --
-VISITING OLD HOME-Miss The morning session opened with M
McDonald and Miss R. McDon- B Prayer by the Grand Chaplain, -DOUBLE WEDDING - A vefy n
d motored from Boston, Mass., in and the roll call by Brenton F. pretty double wedding was Solemn- u
eir new touring car to visit their Porter, Grand Secretary. The open- ized in St. Pauls Church. Summer- 1
d home in Coleman. They passed ing ceremony was performed with side on Wednesday moming. Rev. D
through Summerside on Tuesday Grand High Priest. J. W. Boyd in q_ J M¢1_,¢1im, D. D., officiuted e
oming and renewed their ac- |the chair. and celebrated Nuptial Mus, The u
uaintance with Mr. W. J. Lid- The annual address as submitted wht,-asting parties were Miss Irene t
tone. They say that cltlicugh by the Grand High Priest dealt Gallant, daughter 011i/ly, and Mrs.
aine has many lovely farming with many subjects of particular pm 1:-_ Gplimt, who was united to
tricts it is not to be compared interest to the companions and af- ML Leonard pete,-,_ son of Mr, ghd
th the Island for beautv und ter discussicn was adopted. Mm Maxima Peters; and Miss Lo- u
rosperous looking farmhouses. S. ge repiorts of the Grand Soc- om, wedge who man-ved M;-_ Willard
____ re ry an Grand 'I‘reasu:cl°, as,D° c,,ue_ The chiidrm of Mp,-yis
-FUNERAL OF MRS- JOSEPH ‘well as other reports from stand- icholfr Wm, Mm Yvonne A,-Senauit
home. l-le has been in the U. S. A. CAMERON-The 111119151 01 M15- ing and special committees were '
assis
prop late
oaoph Cameron was held on Mon- then dealt with. The officers reports :At 3° duZ§§°n'mEax;§,e,::nv_ r
sad duty to accompany home his day afternoon from her late resid- indicate A flourishing and healthy ym 8 Iniyre. who is oelebrailns her 106111 |
mother'a remains. Her death on ¢11¢8 It Em! River to the P0i't Hill condition throughout' the jilrisdlc- -#
the 8th inst. was not unexpected, C11\11'¢h 8115 Cemetery. Rev. M1'- tion. The general work of the Order FOUND DEAD-The Mounted
as she had been confined toher bed C0l€m11-11 00l1d\1Ct¢d the Serviced. finished at noon. Police yesterday accompanied Dr. on June 24th, 1326,
ted by Rev- Mr- Aitken Oi Lot] The after-ncon session was taken L. B. McKenna, Coroner, to Corn-
the home of Mr. John Kenny took 10 lltthd house. The P1111 biiarlrs up with election of officers. Com- wall to view the body of Peter
place-on the 13th inet to St. Jo- were Messrs. John Stewart, Colin panions elected were Joseph W. Mananry who was found d.-nu in
McKinnon. William Baillola. W11- Boyd. Yarmouth, N. a., Most Ex- the stable ut his home. The iplfi- "B1 °’ the me °’““‘°5 M‘°"‘°'“"
tended. Funeral Mass was suns by iiam Barlow. Cecil McNeill and ccueni ch-una High Priest; Right , mation was received that this .-mn
Bev. A. Sinnott, assisted by Rev. John Baglole. B. Excellent Companion G. L. Roul- was found lying dead in B Stable
-- ston, New Glas w Grand Kin ; ni bour Emest Leonard,
sumo-'ro-no Suowunou - nicht or-ceushtgcch-p-uibu swf- Zfclfxuwfiiubsiwstu s sus s wsu. "M" ‘”°'°’ ”'““°‘° °“~"" “‘°"'
_ . _ - The many friends of Mis .Mary ton 11'. Porter, Truro, Grand Sec- in the morning, Mr. Leonard noti-
oi e Sussex Lodge. pmymmtdor me llboumm class” band, who had predeceased her sev- Puncher waited upon her at her retary; Right Excellent Companion fied Mr Mahoneys cousin of this
V:-‘£0 €;¢;1'ick Priglgnted ‘vgith a of Charlottetown Wu given lash en years ago. She leaves to mourn home on Monday evening and M. MacFarlane Hall, Halifax, Grand pity who stated that she had been mek White' The service at me
17 11 In , - gvmmz at 8 mem” five sons. and three daughters, who tendered her a miscellaneous show- Treasurer- and Right Excellent vipitih him t th i °
3 of the As.o_ _ 1 K W0 Ol' F68 tm8S 8
As; Leard made the presen- “mom ut which the vm President' reside in the U. S. A. and Westem er, A ilu-ge basket decorated with Companion J. G. Mackenzie, Hall- “ek und h, plwpyg sompiuinsii of
AMN; lSltii;p read the ad- Mn Eu, Rvws' mmded in the “_ Canada . pink and white was filled with fax. Grand Scribe. The balance of his h¢m_ and pam, in his gore.
Us m soca e and refresh- “nee of President cmbonneu ; -- beautiful gifts, which were opened the officers will be appointed to- head_ Mahoney was ,mmm-,-led and
ode the evening pass very Th A serious car accident Occurred b Miss Rota McDonald The many morrow b th G d Hi h
9 mpetin d Y - Y G 'H11 B P1'1¢St- lived alone. The coroner decided
""1'-”5- 8 was 5 dressed by last night about 12.30 when B humorous verses were 'cad by Mis. A la del i
M..
LICE PLANE ACTIVE--The
le of the North Shore of
oe Edward Island see from
to time a aeaplane flying
the coast. 'l'h_is is one of the
Planes which have been put in~
"on by the Royal canadian
ted Police during the last
th to l>ltrol.coasta.i waters of
900510. New Brunswick and
_Edward Island, with _two
E
verses  me lin besides li william in lished hmigbh and wind
hfortbeha_lanoi‘df ilr. Jaiaeasireh is use left to louise sheen, daughter of James
sr
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the chaimuln, und, more brief] We 93” °“ 01 R°¥l1 "C11 that no inquest was necessary and
by Hom G_ Shelton sharp' Mimsy: Chevrolet 8611011. 0W11°d by Tom H. A. I-foule Ma.ny pieces of silver, Masons from different points of 0|-de,-ed the body 1-emoveg
up 9; As,.|cum“.°_ Hom M_ W_ Hu!1t¢1'. and driven by KONI* china, and linen were received. Miss Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Is-
wind’ Mn w_ A._ stewart' M_ L. A" Bradley, crashed into B lamp post Puncher thanked her friends in her land were present at the convoca- |;;.;L|,y_MURp};y NUp1~|A|,5_
and Counolllor_B. R. Holman. Mr. ne" me comer °‘ Euston md ‘mm mp” mann" for the" kmd' um' One ofthe most socially prominent
Dame] cough,” also spoke at me School Streets. ness and good wishes shown in The order of High Priesthood and mm-esting events of the pa,-yy cf the Airways' pilots, und s, pas.
wncluuon of me meeting' at which, The car was proceeding 110118 such a tangible way, the remainder .was conferred on nine members by “cial “non in D¢¢,-0|; was me
sy, widen; f,,,u,,, 0, mum, mm at an a1leaed_1noderato rata of of the evening being spent in mu- Most Excellent president .l. w. l.o- m,_,,,,,,, of Mg, Ann, Ethel Mm- is
flume, .nd ,o°d_wm prevaum speed, when Ellsworth Dtlan;¢>:;`d. `sic and readings. etc- 11°” °f '1`“11’°- phy to Lusious o. Kelly, on the are building the new Prince of
an occupant of the back sea o e A banquet was given at the mon-,ing of June 9_ ML Kelly is me
sleigh
dm' "‘°”' °“1’1’"°'~ md W., vm mg,-,iv ,,.,,,,m,d by skull me minor outs - ia bruises runes attention could give louse oi Prince Edward Island hold their rsmuies, oouipletsu lu-rsugomsuis
* gn hp; neighbour, md mends' and about the face. ‘ ‘ - to bring relief. God willed other- 11111111111 °11'1°111‘1111°°ti°11 111 U10 Ml' for the nuptial ceremony to lake
t HQNOBED _ her dgmgu ng, |-,,m°v,,| ,mm .thc The driver of the ar, Robert wise and she was called Home to 5011111 T°111l11¢- T110 51100011 104808 place in the private chapel of the
of mum, of mu mu sommimity nn, oi ig., ,id ,,|°,,,.,,, Bradley received noin ries. charlie be oi. mt. on tha 1111111111 will bo rolvroaentod christian Brothers. leev. Brother
mm “mn Mr- It Mr. 'im hgipeg to mud up tm, mini Bradley suffered a bruised leg ~Miss Bell was for a number by their Masters and Wardens. Al-ator is the founder and director
‘"1 P1141! evening and ten- life in the mils sph..-s in vmcn whus Garfield Taylor get off com- or yem in the employ of carter H011- Senator John E- Sinclair. or the no Lb. sane collegiate in
iier A miss,u.,n,¢m__,;,,~,,,,,._ me lives, ghs vs_, , gigvnch mm. par-stivsly .fi-ee. ' and co. Ltd. where sho wus o gen- Grand Master. will preside over the netroit. 'rho nuptial Moss wus ssl-
carriqg iirinmqi. in  borof the Anglican Church pt' pv-rg There were two young girls in eral favorito. She was also an es- 011114 1-Odla sessions. pb,-,tm mg thg mm-lugs ceremony
was filled with beautiful Bill and in her younger days was U10 °*11' it “U um* °f U10 l°°W¢119 “mm 111°11’1b°1’ °f U15 U11ii»°d performed by the Rev. J. Edwin i _ _x
which were   um" In ¢h\l!'uh work. lisp hug- who esoawd 1351117- _ - Church. She had ,a ,wide circle TBUISDAY Kelly, of St. Patrick's Church, l'¢St€i”d8y morning at Ve . a Cm
had all aueaiaud- ey band predsssusd hu- ,tout gsm- 'rho' our vm badly demand, of friends who will miss hs: ns ciuu-ioiosiowu hospital wlehito, rnnsus, ii brothel- or ins Deaf M°11*°i1“°- ‘”1‘°1‘= be °°’“
w.¢¢s,`~,-5,, m,,,_h,,. yum q,,_ -1-11,,-,Me vm ,,,,,,,,,_,m_ having the e iianl lender do-~ cheery greeting and kindly assist- school or Nursing pressures up su- groom. 'rhe bride was attended hy ed dwelling and ilanefal aio" °f
W gf gm-. _ ,,,,,v|,,,- 0 , - . -A devoted daughter and gsygbig spegrtsiumsht it noshroi-4 mira Helen Martin, of Detroit, ,-1- W- M0111-1011 W" ‘1°=‘1’°1'°d~ me
°\11»nt ~Mmy lovely  no--lumen, living nw the ole shield mums, and the axle and
wo-s umm the usa.  heme, me our esusiitsn, im. sq. stoning wbssl bi-om. f
in herususl iieppyrfuumi tim. or luis aim, me wiulun --
bsr menu for-their irmli-.ilarlowyor wellioecou. me mu- _-nuursaar _-_- snags -_- A
food wishes shown inmchf other damlltefs when homes are marriage of mush il_lt:rsee.iu Ken-
_cussousdsosiug louis uoiwesisiss-on trois. " use uma Asus
_DEATH ov ELDEBLY RESP car is said to have beenstsndinl A wide circle of relatives and Queen I-lotel in honour of Most Ex- ,on of me mg, M,-_ and Mm James
DEM 0,. “us mvm_.1.hm with _his hands resting on me friends hours with deepest regret °a11¢11i= Grand H1811 P11911 oi tha J. xslly, or ron Augustus, P. E. 1.,
pmgd .way on sammy Waning, front seat. The driver glanced batik. of the death of Miss Georgie Edith Grand l-Ioly Royal Arch Chapter ,md Mi” Murphy is the daughter
at mm” wo at shew” gi; th, hom, of im. son vnuhm' and U10 11°” 111550” 91° “T 5'-"“°k 3611. dl\18ht¢1‘ Of M-fl- A111118 B611 °f P°“'15YlVl1\|l~ Wh° WU “W KW" of Mr. and Mrs. Bemard Murphy, shortly be announced. Charlotte-
at G"p°_'Tm Wm of the' M,.,,_ Jnvéph ¢,,,mem_ ,t ,he “_ the post. sud the lm ceo-ge Bell. char-.°1 111° Gfaad Charter of Nova oi convoy, P. E. I. The murrii-gs
wueemm is tu check me v“°¢¢ ue of so yum Mm oam_ Ellsworth Diamond was the moto lottetown. which occurred at the Scotia at this meeting. Many ad- ge,-emony mg place in the ghappi
md movements oz mlm ,mn wg, hom ,,,,,,‘. Em, mm. md seriously hurt and was rushed in the P. E. f. Hospital yesterday morning 111111111111 We" 1121111111111 by tha 11ai1~ or tho Monastery oi the christian
md mwmnh with mu” .belonged tp gm old esmbuahcd P .E. I. Hospital where his injur- after a few months of intense suf- , |118 361880?/68 lt U10 blliililet- Brothers, Brother Arator, formerly
mocking. “tempts of mm Binh "muy of mat dim,m_ she ies were examined. He was found fering. _ Today members of the Grand of mp;-1, Augustus, o cousin of the
m lm _ - 1 I lives all hu-`»iiie in that vicinity °° 11° °“”°1‘111l ‘N111 a imiiuod 'lverydunr that lovin: we and 104” °11"1°° °1111~‘1°°°l>t°dM1-Sona bride, and sure long ii-isuu ol both
uspitnl, in post graduate lectures.
ases, infantile paralysis and new
ws on Tuberculosis in children.
he medical men from outlying dis-
AFFLECK-HUTCHESON. NUP-
Amy F., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. v
Alfred Affleck, City, was united `
-ENJOYED VISIT-Mr. and ghd pno_ in the bonds of Holy Matrimony to
face knocking mm unconsciom ML MIS- fl T- H111111011. 0! China. Wh0 Waldron B. Prowse vs. Harry A. ISLAND STUDENTS P3:  F-
Renme-8 injuries ue not serious hlllle been ViB1t1118 their son, Her- Jenkins. GILL-The followinZ C9 and Mrs. G. F. Hutcheson, also of
and he was able to return home in mm' at s“m'“°““d°' 18"” this 1 Appeals ward Island students attended Mc- Cha,.1o",ewvm_ the Rev C_ N_
B day or twq an" the aw,dem__S' morning for England, where they The King, respondent vs. Wm. Um University during the P11-at Brown performing the ceremony.
will join their son, Percy, who is Munn, appellant. term: L. J. Crozier, Damley: L- C-
England on furlough from Su- The King, respondent vs. Mat- H11-8111111. Springfield; R. M. Horne, h
. During their stay here they thew vessey, appellant, sumrnerside; W. C. Lea, Victoria:
M. K. Maccousan. C- W- MaoK111- h
1-1. Lefurgey. They were widely non, Charlottetown; John MacLean,
Gordon Hutcheson, son of Mr.|
The bride who was given away by
beautifully decorated with spring
1 - ' . , New -flowers and Prof Kendall officiat-
smau bones of hu. h|p_ The young entertainedarld had a most e lioy Montague, Loma A Maclean , _
,adv W” adv,” vm, he, bmhe, ‘ubls time and hope to see ihsii- s°°"“' P'”’°° Edwm ”'°’1‘*» “nd wlltshii-e~ william M. MaoNu1t. ed be the organ during the nuptlsls.
I » Newiou die d t in i - ' .
Alexander McNem_ mv, summm siunmorsids friends some time in “ ” ’“° °°°’““ °°“ Princetown Georse Raymond.
side on saturday evening when is me ‘utm_e_ s_ . vocation at the annual session of chm_lottew;m; Francis Read, Cas,
_ ‘ms °*‘°°‘°’ 1’°“"°’d°1' ‘“°"““‘1 "* oumbos; 1-:. J. white, churlottetown.
10 o’clock.
Mrs
The presents received were useful
linens, and a number of substan-
ai cheques. Prior to her marriage,
. Hutcheson had followed n
ursing career, having been a. grad-
ate of the Royal Alexander Hos-
tal in Tdmonton, Alberta. The
groom is in business with his fath-
r in this city, and both these pop-
lar young people are wished all
he happiness in the world by their
many friends. Following a honey-
moon motor trip of the Maritimes,
Mr. and Mrs. Hutcheson will take
p their residence in the city.
FRIDAY
In the peaceful village of Clear-
mont lives a Miss Catherine Mc-
birthday today. Miss McIntyre was '
bom quite near her present home
FUNERAL SERVICES-The fun-
took place from his late residence at
North River yesterday moming and
was largely attended. ‘Tile pall-
ard Kelly, James Blake, Edison
Mutch, Fulton Moreside and Fred-
hurch was conducted by Rev.
Maurice McDonald and at the
grave by Father George MacDon-
aid.
AIR SERVICE PREPABATIONS
-At noon yesterday rl. Fairchild
F. C. 2 plane, piloted by Mr. wal-
ter Fowler of the Canadian Air-
ways. and Mr. Ronald George, one
senger, Mr. Stewart, of the Sher-
rooke Construction Comp .ny who
Wales College, landed in Char-
lottetown. Mr. Fowler states that
a schedule of the passenger service
to be carried on this summer will
town will b~ used as a base from
which flights will be made to and
from Moncton the same day. Mr.
George has been engaged as the
regular pilot and will reside in
Charlottetoom, with M Fowler
er father, appeared very charming H
in a blue silk crepe ensemble with I
at to match. The church wesi,
and costly, including silverware,‘
the
making occasional trips. 'l
Airport will be continued
as usual, a number of imp
being made by the propi
Jenkins.
Two destructive fires 1
~ Upton
-is year
'cments
or, Dr.
:Fred in
Province yesterday. le 911111'
|110 Will 11° ¢lP¢¢iB\1J Square Assembly Hall last evening while the groom was supported by llama-S making such headway that I
s homo olrolo, when in honour of the gndustiou or six Joseph mosven, formerly or mt it was imoosafbla io Save =oY1111118,
were uviaysfor others nurses of the institution. 'nie Augustus. lisr. Kelly is connected ‘with the exception oi some fufult-
to mourn her mother graduates were Clare Ann Clohos- with the Hudson-Essex Motor Co. ,UN 111 tho 11114211011- T110 ¢5t111‘11\i¢d
listers Ollie, M11. Hibbert Icy. Tillillh: Mary Lauretta Harris, in Detroit, while the bride has been loss is between $6.000 and $7.000.
__ , a er aington was ere of Hampshire and llmiri; Helena Margaret Camp- for several years engaged inprcfes- with no ii1su1'i1110€~
thi! °it)'. , bell. Charlottetown; Irene Helen sional nursing in Detroit and more The second outbreak occurred st
A featured! the party  '1.'l;e funeral took place on B.‘andln°s. shlen,to l`tev.'1'hcma| "rho Guardian Joins in extending McPherson, Vernon River; Mildred recently was in charge of social noon at Allison, three miles from
Selections pltyed on the  ati p. m. from ner late James Humphrey, BA, son of litre sincerest sympathy to the bereaved. ,Martha Wight, Panmurs Island; service work in Charlottetown. Mr. Murray River. where the farm res- |
' Jerry'-Gaudet.; cf_  to Port I-fillcbllrcb, Rev. H\fmphreyandtho1ateAndrew W. The funeral notice appears else-.‘1"rances Katherine Ahern, Aiber- and Mrs. Kelly will make their idence of Neil Maccallum was to-
absent from home at the time ani
his parentswere in the house haw
ing dinner when the fire brolnl
through the roof. The 105s will bt
several thousand dollars.
Announcement of the raising d
the sum of over $5.000 dU1'11\i! thi
year by the Provincial Ladies Aux-
iliary of the Protestant Orphanage
was a gratifying feature ofthe re-
port submitted at the annual
meeting of the organization held
in Charlottetown yesterday. l0i
del;gates, representative of all parti
of the Province, were in attendance
Much enthusiasm prevailed and
there was general satisfaction over
the success of the year‘s activities
The honour of re-election as
president of the organization wal
again conferred upon Mrs. H. E
Henderson, Charlottetown, wht.
presided.
The other officers elected are al
follows:
Vice Pres. Queens: Mrs. Edgar
I-Ieartz, East Royalty; Mrs. John
Smith, Mermaid.
Vice Pres. Klng's: Mrs. Walter
Young, Klngsboro; Mrs. W. T. An~
dcrson, Morell.
Vice Pres. Prince: Mrs. W. U
Lawson, Alberton; Mrs. ll. Thomp-
son, Tryon.
Secretary-Treasurer: Mrs. W. G
Bruce, Charlottetown.
BIRTHS
CARE-In the City, June 21, 1932
to Mr. and Mrs. Percy Carr, a son
Ira Hilison.
CHISHOLM-At the P. E. Island
Hospital, June 28rd, to Mr. and
Mrs. Heath M. Chisholm, North
Tryon, a daughter, Mabel Elaine.
OGG-ln the Prince County I-los
pital, Summerside. June 16, 1932 ta
|Mr. and Mrs. John J. Darius I-iog|
|Wilmot Valley a daughter, Phyllii
Jean.
PETERSON-At Boston, M&SS-
June 14, 1932, to Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert E. Peterson, nee Ruth Harper.
a daughter, Jiule Isabel.
CLOREY--At Georgetown, June ld
1932, to Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Clo-
rey a daughter Mary Phyllis.
McDONALD-At the Royal Vlctorli
Hospital, Montreal, on June 14, 1982
to Mr. and Mrs. Milton Nlhbomld
(nee Laveta Dingwell) a daughter.
MCDOUGALL - At Charlottetown,
June 19, 1932, to Mr. and Mrs. Neil
McDougall, Upper Prince Street, a
son.
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MARRIAGES
MCCAUGHEY - 0’l-lALLORAN-
At Bt. Patrick's Church, Fort Au-
gustus on June 15, 1932, by Rev"
Father D. P. Croken, Catherine
Cecelia O’l-lallorari of Mount Ry-
an, to Charles McCaughey of
Bradford, Mass.
HYDE-PUNCIIER-On June 22m
at the home of Mrs. James Pun-
cher, 105 Hillsboro St., City, hd
daughter Mary Victoria Puncher tk
Harry W'hitfleld Hyde, also of thil
city. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. E. H. Ramsay of Trinity
United Church.
 _
DEATHS
_-__?_______&__
MCADAM-At North River, May
21st, James McAdam, aged 87 years.
MCCORMACK-At Souris on Tues-
day, June 21, Gerald A. McCor-
mack, son of James A. and the
late Mrs. McCormack.
BELL-In the Prince Edward Is-
land Hospital, Charlottetown, June
21,1932, Georgie Edith, daughter oi
Mrs. Annie and the late George
sell.
BAGNALL-On May B, 1932, at
residence, Allenby, Liverpool l
Epsom, New Zealand, Richard
lington, husband of Lydia Ll
wick Bagnall. aged 81 years.
GOODWIN-At Kensington,
22nd, 1932, Daniel Goodwin,
69.
ROSS-At the County Hospital, Sl
John, N. B., Mrs. John A. Ross,
Ocean View, Prince Edward Island
MACDONALD-At Souris East,
June 16, 1932, John J. MacDonald
aged 50 years.
MOBBS-At Lynn Mass., on Juni
17, 1932, Retrt Louise Mobbs. R. N
daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Mobbs
Midgell, P. E. I.
MUTTART-At Sourls, June 18th
1932, Mrs. Hannah Muttart. widov
of the late Dr. E. B. Muttart, agi
91 years.
SCIIURMAN-At Linklettcr, Juni
22, 1932. Charlotte Schurman, aged
87 years.
DOWLING-At Cumberland, June
22, 1932, Abraham Dowling, aged '72
MAHONEY-Suddenly at his rcs-
idence, Comwali, June 22, Pctcl
Mahoney, aged 50 years.
MARTIN-At Duvar Station on
Tuesday, June 21, 1932, Mrs. Philip
Martin. "
MCADAM-At North Rver, June 21,
1932, / James McAdam,, aged 87
STUBBERT-At the P. E. I. Hos-
pital on Wednesday, June 22, i932,
“Illia-l»i ' / ' ltr-.column omsioung-B.  fm  , ton. ibominnouoa ¢suy_es»uoy»<l.ur.lnocoliuuim.
' /
Beatrice Stubbcrt. age 19 years,