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PAGE  _ __ _    'THE CHARLOTTETQWN GUARDIAN _ _ ,_ _ V _  __   _e 12.1937
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MONDAY -PASSED EXAMS-Mr. David KlNG'S BIRTHDAY-Tea will S. C. MacKenzie, Dominion Life
-PROGRESSING FAVORABLY Sherman Urch of Summerside re- be 'ed et the Golf Links on Supervisor of Agencies for the
--M1. Preston Clark who was so centiy passed the certif ed Drug Wednesday the King`s Birthday, Domi -
;g_§;hli_siy hurt in the heavy gale of Clerks Course at the Maritime the hosfesea being Miss Barbara _foundla.nd. was the speaker at
s ay last. is making favorable College of Pharmacy, and is receiv- 3mli,h_ M155 virginia Seann, Mr; Rom-y lundheon here yesterdam
progress toward recovery m the ing the congratulations of his A_ p_ Russell, Ml; Md;-y M_11eg_
Pr nce County Hospital.-S friends,-5
-I 0 R JI E R RESIDENTS RE- -
TURN-Mr, and Mrs. Pamell Mc- Vel
Mahon former residents of Sum- and
mrrside have purchased the God- cum
kin property on Convent Street hav
and will fake up their residence yea
there in the near future.-S Bus
ISLAND LADY DIES-Word has
Kiiiiion of New Haven of the death Chiipter of the I. O, D. E. 'is re-
in Providence, R. I.. on May 29. ceiiiiig hearty congratulations. on
1937 of her cousin Sadie M.. daugh- ilie hcinor conferred upon her by
:er of ihelaie Daniel and Mrs. An- the Nzitonal Chapter, which met Sunday evening in St. Mary's 591'
H-0 F1"-Her I-eudviri. formerly or i»ei»er.:i_v in Qiieiiee Miss iiunt has church. Mr. Andrew Piteaim read °'le lim* °11 "'10 lfwhllll Sill! 01
1`lwf'l=\1'vi\»\\'ii. The hue Mtn Laud- ii.-eii wi-ii :he ierni chapter since its the lessons.-s. Pflme °f W111°-ll °°11°¥°- i
.in it-:\v¢~~ two sis:¢~i's~ 10 !Il0lIl`ll. iiir-rliiiiiii iii 191-1, and is well de-‘
i':\'=1l1~- Nile- Pt'-li>0(i.\ lllld Elilfi. ser'.iii;: of the disfiiictioii.-S
lwili of' Piiivdciire, R_ 1. also a
iiii: .livr of reliitives oii Prince Ed-
wiiid L-laind. Cl
Y R "-'V ' iii'
Expci'Zei~.rcs to leur a lifetime 'ring
\\‘f‘i'c cro\\'<ieii into a few short Mrs
file Citi’ i l 'iii (_`f\i'oiiai:0ii C iiifliig' vt
hifi '.\ii.i
1 ii fi
_ ,‘ : <~:i;i~_\’.iiiie visit to the Ol;i‘1»”> 1l» ll! 1‘ 1 -- -~ ~ ~ - -~ »- , _ 4 _
it. lci.\~i.\, .\ii'= Ll.‘.\:ll_\~n Rogers, Ross of _Cha;‘.o.leto\\n. who ha- spc
;.=, H:=ro1.l S'-!iiii~nian of Summer-_ been Public Health Nurse at _Soe
e and Mrs, .\irirI.cari of Kcnsing-_ Montague, has taken over the dut- in'-is
--S ies of Miss Tovmsend in the Pub-
»--- lice Health Department at Sum- Boy 5C0U'r CAMPS ._ At d
-1-iGH`l` HORSE TR-'\l.\'1NG_ mbrside Rnd is i'X’il"1S Cofdlaiiy meeting of the executive of the
p:,_ J. M Morris and Capt. F.W. welcomed to the town. Mix Ross is Cmmcll' of me Boy Scouts A55¢-
ncimiiii rf Cl'.ai'loftetowii spent registered at the Mawley House. claylon yeslel-ddy_ Ml»_ L_ D_ Md;-.
ir-'~<la.\' <~r‘o.iii: iii lbs Armoury -S. ray, President. in the chair, it was
iwicfizig the \i'ickci's Gun Twop i- dwlded to hold two pl-ovlnclglgoy
lie Priilcc Ed\\'ai'd Island Light -FIRST TOURISTS-Ab0ut_the Scout camps thls yea,-_ one M
.=i» which was recciiily organ- first tourists to come to Prince palm Prim from July 13 to l9_dnd
t-d iii Suiiiiiii '.~.ide. Th# trooop Edward I'land this summer are Om, d, F,,mW0od from July 25 ld
liccii a;l<li_‘<i to the establish- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beckett fsen- August 1: also a Cub camp at
it of thc Li,ilit Horse since the iori and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Point prim from _mlv 7 ld l2_ Thai
ia i~i\-oi~:.inizai;on last winter Beckett tJr.1 and their little son. Prosldmt reported (hat an cxceb
liaving the only Vickers gun They motored from Calais, Maine' lent location had been Obtained M
ill* Droviiice it is of much in- and will tour the Island. They are Polm Prim with RH the necessary
st to the nizlitia persoiially.-S. staying at the Mawley House. Cdm,enl,,n,__¢5 fm. A successmlcamn
--- . Summerside.-S.
be 'I' If I Ii \' E S I-1 N 'l` E R S(`()l’T ____...
iiiii l.:'.i»>.~t of his brother Dr. E. T. IIl‘I.»\lJQl'.\ll'l`l~IRS. - Th;e\'cs_ en- _.FROM FLORENCEVILLE. N. (‘0R0.\'ATION VISITORS RE.
i-.ii_i;‘ ilic Basil ra Boy Scout Ti'_00iJi s,-Mr. Snogreri of Florenceville. TURN-Mrs. W. S. Stewart, Char-
f=flll“1'lf`1S 111 lil" N‘_"V\‘°"1 Bock N. B., has arrived in Summerside lottefown, Mrs. J. O. MacCallum,
-“111a~"i“ll»‘1 3 llami in me d°°"- to take over the mana£011'1911i5 Oi Saskatoon. and Miss Elsie Nichol-|
»“~l'1<"f1 1111’ Pl`l‘"l1S“-S ‘lf R ‘1“““' the Seirite store. Mr, Ratteray. sen. Charlottetown, arrived in thel
°f "“`fii°"i 5"3`i)ii"‘ it “M r°`i who has been manager since the (my 1,15; nigh; from England i
°‘i °""' im’ “'°"ke“d' some store opened in Sumnierside. \\'1i1 where they, attended Coronation'
“iz” me iiendquamws wie” supervise Maritime branches. Mr. ceremonies. “I enjoyed the naval|
cn mm and 5' bank com*-“mngi and Mrs Ratterav have marie review mos‘ " Mrs Stewart 'aid
ht “liars and R' mst am km man friends in Summerside who last ni ht ‘She visited Paris ‘ft ~
“°“`"' C"-" mice “id lm iii y t to iesm er their de- the ceieiiiitien 1; if’
iliat. the "1irca‘.'." had riot been “ t "gifs ‘ “_ N_ h I - §°°°1’11P111l 9 y _
 -I   rf “fr - ___ i..f‘ .°.:.°“..:“..i‘fi...“ii;’;:‘;
-IN TORONTO-Mrs. Halt- Jenkins. Mrs. Stewart met Lieut.i
Davies. wife of Rev, Hart-Daifégs 0! Governor DcBlois and Mrs. De-
Port Hill was called home su en- Blois several times while in Lon-
iy last Tuesday to Toronto on nc- don. Mrs. Stewart said that they '
count of the death of her inthe; had a dcllzhtfiil cro'sing both`
            
Mr' “"“i W" H“’“P“'”Y. “’."'° the mi-. niich Miller, at the home Davies had only just returned r'iinswEi.i. PARTY-_Miss Jean
the bridr. in the ll1‘@S0llC° “f me from a visit home and the sudded Ennian of Charlottetown who leaves
he father was a lIl'@R Sil01't1y for Boston. Mass.. was the
C`ouii;:'_.'. The eiinliiigent. headed `
by .\l.i_|<fr 'l` B Rollers., in- M
ciiirierl R S. .\l. George Brady, S. -“fl
10.2
S. .\f. Skcffiiigfon, C. S. M. Angus
an-:l Corp J, .\[acDon-
.l, li"i Eli.s left the tr '
serv
_:LT
lf.
i-'f°’:-
mf
I/I.ii'.t".oii, arriving home next eve-1
rung. _ i 111"
ct t
-izi:1‘i'ii.\'>i .\r'i'|m 'rninrii' _"U"
1 iI.\l{§ - Nlr. George Tiinfon, a na- I iii
me of Si. El<~`a:ioi‘s_ arrived mimi
Sit;iii‘iii~r.~.:tio on Friday evening 111*'1
lrriiii (jaltziiry to visi his old home. llliili
Thi: rs .\ir. Tantciiis first visit to Hllfi
:.i- I.\~1.i:id in thirty years. He is in i
`.`i'-'ti with the mariv chan es tcre
c'».:'-1.. » ~- , _ lg
iii: me lieztrr in his native prov-
i:i.'-‘. Duriii: his visit lie will
aiil.\li's, 'l`an.oii Dr, Benjamn li.
'I`:i:;'_i.i:i who is it graduate oi .\ic- heir
Hill l.'i\.;'.'i»-isl _v ziccompiuiied his by
vv. Ie fron; .\ioiiii-cal, and wiil visit I-,ln
his _‘i.i:'ciiis hcioue going t0 St. lllv
Join alicre he has a'.‘cepi.f~d a po- poll
sf fn J.. -ii'criie in the St. John glnw
t_If:‘..':'.ii Hospital.-S bmk
--'** eng
On Tluirsday, May 27th, one of wer(-_
fhe older residents of Wilmot Val- night
lcv passed away in the person of repi.
.\lrs. Tlinnias J. Humphrey in her
78th _venr alter si brief illness cf
fan days, Her husband who pre- W
deceased her seven years ago was and
` loiie
an honored Md” in me Nmth to Mr. Neil Sviiiflsen, also of this
Bcclcqiie Church and a prominent __
criiislii<~'.iriiis for their hospitality, of
i“"“"’hi}"i'ii“"""' "‘i'“"`°"i in p“h“" imuicdiatc family and a few inti- assing of r
iielfarc. and kindness t0 the P00’ miiie irieiuls. A buffet supper was Shock to hen Her many Island gues; of honor at a farewell party
and nesriy- A few years befiire _\,_,.__.,_d_ dm., ,,-h,.l, llle bride and friends extend slncere Sympathy tendered her by the young people
:ioni lrft on n wedrliiig trip _fo in her Sm,mw_S_ of C
Tuesday night. Miss Eriman, a va.l-€
ii-‘d
Mr. Hiini>hi~e_y‘s death they spent i gl.
.six niorvhs in travel reaching the: Mom,-pdl and 'l~0~_-Onld The bride
Piirlfic t‘:ia=t and visiting relativesi \\‘-de for _ti-ver-al years employed
sci-nas country as far off as Cali- wi
. C.
fo niri. ‘ .d the crocin is an employcc of , - - ed
’ _ 3;; Bank of Mmm_ea1_ Ciarence Murphy. the recipient of td”
Mrs. .7 A. Mathlesori, Charlotte-
ffvvii. r :urnecl Friilav from Que- L
l'i»r~ wlir-rc .she attended annual HA
sc- ions of the National I.O.D.E. COY1
3,!:=. Ma=liir~.snn is a National \\'f‘l`
Cniinriilni- rind Regentof the Royal was
F'I'.\':i"'i (`h.npfei'_ SK‘f\l
_\f<\ ‘;i::= wcre held in the Cha- mfll
tai l~‘;~oi‘.i.~i::ic. The grand open- i lr."
lr: czi Sntiirilay. May 29, followed tht*
a d.iii‘.fr to Lady Tweedsmuir, MH
lio:i'\r:ii'\‘ nrrsiflciii of the National at
fwgraiiz/ation. On Sunday night the ‘ Sill
Pi'o\'.i‘.ci.1i Chfipiers of Quebec en- Wil
‘ci~taiiif~.'l all ilie National execut- ill'
lic cllirei-<_ A delightful program
:if sriiifzs and dances was presented K
iw arii~‘= izi the Habitantcostume. C'
On ucxr y -
tcnrlrcl .1 convention dinner at H
whzrli rt rcpirseniatlve from each “il
nf fiif- provinces spoke. Mrs. Fi’
i T sfln night all delegates at iid
t
Ci
‘faiiiicsriii -.\-_is speaker from Prince l VH
"Z;"~,\.'“.:'d Island. C1
at aftczimoii tra bv officers of the _ K
Citadel on Sunday and by Lord 1 H
and lndv Twccdsmuir on Tuesday. I 011
Piusiness sessions concluded fl_ll
'I'h\ir<dri_v. fil
Other I0.D.F1. members who ai- ill-”
terxl-.~ri fiom this province 'included f_0I`
lotretown who represented thclocal
Royal!-`.'l'.\'iird Chapter: Mrs. James
l\fac.\’l;1l?:1. Charlottetown, who re-
pre:-r:it'~rl the Abcaweit Chapter. _ 
Sumni'rs.i<lr-: and Mrs.E.D. Sterns. l i\
1"i~,~.io\i< to atieiiflinil the 1.0,D., H
coii'.r:".riii P/fr'.<.1\fathiesoiisrici`.i i *r
w“'1: ":tli h':' r‘a'i”hier. Mrs
--ml; t`!;mii'.iii and Mr. Chauvzn
rifrciil. A
9.’€1°’?‘1
Z
I.
.. . . ain
O <.‘.\rj~, arid Staff Scrgt. Char- C”_
 Piwiiiglil. ivniaiiied over at 
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CONGRATULATIONS _ Miss P‘riedvI<§g'rli`rIi:ii; v\'l::Isgrahlii?;§_t1\1f; Siilrimerside is able to be up and
ma Hudson' daughter °f Mr' term from MaeGill University and iibout again after his serious ill-
Mrs' B'°‘“°“ H“d5°“ °f C““'i received his degree of Bachelor of ness His many frieirls ti-ug, gh t
nec is being °°ng“"“med 1°” Science is spending a few days he will continue to im r -3°
ing successfu ly completed a twol with his ann” Mr md Mm P °"° '
r cou.se at the Cliarlottetownica SPL m ’  ' M
iness College in one year.-S n”°"' ' "“°r.5' ‘ 0! d1;étgdnM°5§:3§°r»s°’g8:u°:_ig
-MUCH IMPROVED-His MB-fly MTS. Me5i§9nEi;`r are Viéitihg thi!
been receive b~ Mrs eil _ _ . . , . - friends are delighted to see Ven. Pl‘0l/11102 Ort ¢ fifét time. in Gom-
ci f. N J Mac .\faij Hunt, Regent of the Abegweit_ Archdeacon whim D_ D__ able _D pany with the Rem Theodore Rom
be out again. the Archdeacon "ld M1‘S~ R055 01 Ki-\‘l8Si»°11. N- B-
preachecl an eloquent sermon on M1*
-CONG RA’I`L'I._A'I`I0l\'S -- Missi
tvnnoiso naris _ Miss ina
iilier. daiighter of .\Irs. Waller
the latc Edmund Waller. Char-
toiiii wax unitcd in marriage
ih the firm of S. A. MacDonald
l' svccessrvb i>Ui>ii.s-Results "ENT CONFERENCE __ Among
__(_lll_l_~ |m|l)(;l.;___-I-lll. lad es gl ;ILé‘2;_)ir1°;t1€,‘:_iV§;‘qi?`;"i'i‘Ii:ti((:J;`;rlOl;f§ those attending the Maritime Con-
iili of 'ilie Siiniiiicrside _ Golfers ldvwd Jlmldr U(-5rd`dE§_ Teresa Don_  31° Diégdegiooihrigézg
‘_ _ '~.~i ii . 1 ,. .i - _
L1 \-(iii): almilie hriiiife  aiiti mme' - ncllop' sand) <Brehaut’ SCCUH- last' Week were the muuw'
“H” 'G “M'umm Thelje were d:st:nction_ Louise Cox, distinction. ng from mls province: Mlss Lam
-reeks fur me l..l;ind meiiibf-rs of i alx.i'.' is ladies present in the spa-‘S Elementary Grade' D°r°thY Keep' Roop. Souris, George D€WB-1'. New
.is i' cf'pi.rii rrioiiis which ivercl mg' paised' §F1‘iil_- giilsg M11_;`_l1“i'l]neE %‘_3§_$_’:l_ 
.,, ,j _.-,,  l_. ,,_..,.._,..»l3 .. _ ,.- _ lg .,i --- arp a er a _ .
“M IM “Wk """ ' D »-il". -- ,,‘,,`i;`..l; ,ff.L."‘§1f.°`}ji -New Nvnsa-Miss Ruth ciini-iettechwii Included in the
K OF pELL0wS|.|lp_,j0hn Society of' the Church was present-
a Knights of Columbus Feu°W_  home of Mr and Mrs Ha
  W-< fr; s.%si°1:c.i§’;:i.ii:°;';lf  ""
LF'Tl'“E_The mo packing ?.'e(;:sit of America Washlncton D
iD"m"`° “L St” Peters Harbor C a~yannounoed  the Ete:tor'R.t'
e \vni‘kin_<z half time only, if R"v °J0_e h M Coriidgan is; g'rad_' A.
""p°"'°(i' dm' to me unusual udte of gt Dunstans University dem' nf the Y' M' C' A' Bmw of
-citv rif lobsters. some fisher- C,” ‘Q34 _ind since mm ms been' Directors at the first meeting of
lime fined th_;\m.;c=l\‘es with _yvafued teacherm the mah 'School the new 'board held Monday
wls r-1 catch cw fisi rr- r..in'»! - 5 ei
.l~,\i=tcr ciifrh a "f§iiiir_-_="_. :SL (i:;;';‘ir:‘Lftri‘;‘:i  L; elected vice-Drdsident. A. Belcher
ckercl ivere rc cried enti u _ _ , ' ' I was elected as reasurer and W. E.
_hd hmbm m_dp_<[_mng ifrpsh at affiliated with Laval University. M
cents ciicii. The first catch , Committee chairmen are as fol-
s liroiiglit in the wharf May 31 _ _pRET1~y wEDp1N(;_A very lows: Finance, A. Belcher; Re-
Mi-, H. L_ Arnold. pretty wedding was solemnized on 1’
--_- Satuvda mornin at eight 0`t‘l0Ck
. OF (‘. FFI.I.0WSIIIP-John gl, gheyhome dig M;-_ and Mrs, C
are-iice Miirpliy, Prin`ce Edward Lelgll Owen of Hamillon when M
iid. Crmarlfi. 1' the recipient °f their daughter. Miss Mstiiria he- H
Kuitiilis Oi C0`~l1l1lill1S F°ii°W' came the bride of Mr. Harold Lyle Social. G. Claude Smith; Endow-
lp 111 S0 1010'-ly fill Lili “_§‘"‘d;`Jml° of Summerside. Rev. Mr. Thomas m
r 19117-38 at the Cat ic ic n- erlol-med me de;-em°ny_ The
-ily Of 1\mf‘l”1C<”1. W1lSil11l'1i0l”1- D- Bride was cliarmlngly gowned in a.
.as aniiounrod by the Rcctoi'_T1_¥_t. lovely rose lmck wlll-l blue acces- 
- , - ‘-'Q _ e ' - » » ‘ is
10111’-‘_ officers were entertained Rt_‘_\_____.ldselilrcrlydmb_§o;_l_l__i;)l:_____p _S ,i_r;i__i_d__.____l'l_1<;ra__i(i_oil_td__t;;. ____ v\aasd__;_i_i_:t;§ _“__ day p__0___d(_d by the omewance
` ` of ilic l<.ing's birthday and sallied
. ..-r f
. . _ __ A ...
nioii of Canada and New
-OUT AGAIN-It is pleasing to
rt that Mr. J. R.. Kenny of
Ross is a. former minater of
iculture here. and was also at
ISLAND DELEGATES T0 STU-
akers was Mrs. Induk Pak of
u', Korea, who addressed meet-
in Charlottetown recently.
I-‘IRE LOSS-A large up-to-date
barn owned by Mr. Stanley Ram-
say, Spring Valley, was completely
destroyed by nre on Tuesday
morning which it is thought
started in the loft. Besides other
contents. four calves. three or
four pigs and e foal four weeks
old were destroyed.
-ATTENDED OILDINATION
SERVICES-Mrs. Benjamin Jar-
dine of Wilmot Valley and Mrs.
Percy Marchbuik of New Annan
returned on Monday evening from
Sackville where they attended the
ordination services. held on Sun-
day, June 8th at the United
Church Conference. Returning with
them was Rev. J. Austin Jardine.
son of Mrs. Jardine, who was one
of the twenty men who were or-
dained. Rev. Dr. Rogers preached
the ordination sermon. Rev. Mr.
Jardine will spend a short time
with his mother before going to
Maiapedia, Quebec, where he is
now stationed. S
The newly organised Y’s Men`s
Club at Summerside received its
charter from the hands of Dr.
Ralph R. Dalgleish, Regional Dir-
ector of the International Assoc-
iation of Y‘.= Men‘s Club, at an ln-
formal banquet on Tuesday even-
ing at the Capitol Grill
Mr. W. A. Currie, president of
the Club presided over the festive
board round which sat over fifty
Y's Men and guests.
About 23 members from the
Charlottetown Club were present
with their president. W. E. Massey.
Guests of honour were I-1on.i
Thane A. Campbell, Premier of#
the Island; B. W. Robinson, Mayor
of Summerside. and Hon. Presi-
dent of the Club and Mr. C. R,
Rogers, Vice Pre'ident'. of the
Summerside Board of Trade.
A very pretty wedding took place
at the Charlottetown Ba ptist
Church Parsonage yesterday mom-
ing when Miss Wilhelmina. Lillian
Ling of Charlottetown was married
THURSDAY
thc entral Christian Church
_ member of the Young Peoples
with a gift by fellow members of
Society. The party washeld at
OFFICERS ELECTED-Dr. J.!
Clark was re-elected as Presi-
icning. Alfred Pickard was re-
:issey is the recording secretary.
.gious and World Service. J. W.
Boulter; Boys, E. L. Miles; Games, l
reorge Crag; Camp, W. E.
asscy; House and Property. J. E.
arris; Physical, L. J. Staciy;
cnt Funds, Judge H. L. Palmer.
iciNG's Biivrnnay 0Bsii;|<.
ANCE - Yesterday many ardent
hermcn took advantage of t.he
i tin. b* d l . _ ' '
grim nf tui ni ar anc morn pink shade. The bride and groom form armed “_i_h md and ny to
fill 10 Hii Etllil’-ial? 5l\1<i°l1i-51" were unattended. After a wedding ___
1' fif‘l1f1l`l1llf`1‘i- T1l*`l9 are i“°l'1i'Y` breakfast for immediate relatives m_C__m_ Same rmumed with ma,_er__
re the finiiy denizens of pond and
'c of those F‘ollow_=hips which are and fl-lem-l. ll-le young couple left, ‘_ , _
, ., , ’ f ~ ial cvuaciite to back their claim of,
mtgwina.?;;rfl,_:lm:`l_;f;l ¥d§,¥::l."_ im a._.h°°°ym°°“ ‘auf ihr°““hmLh° fishing prowess but others told on1y|
mm" ` ` M‘m"me5' UW" t 6 r mmm my ' of “big oiics that got away" and of‘
Mrs William Bi":haut of Char- Slly, ‘-il‘i2CC. C»ll1f\<`i8- will reside in Summerside. A hcxsti
ics, which one more than half
Q 
of friends wish them every il»"1P' siisligcicri were mosquito bites. Oth-
'I`l`Ei‘iD.\Y _ _
. . .. _ _ 11111655-”S~ crs spent the holiday in playing
-\I.~.l1IM. ini REDBQUE- ----- teiiii s, or gof or oihrr congenial
31'- L- P- A""i"<i"‘~d of L~"'i"“`P°"i M1- D\11'1C11ll Pili1'f1f‘1'< “1lli'1i°.\'f"1 P15 i niiiizscinciii. Heavy rain, early in
-S-~ 15 \'1»~ll1l‘S ills d\U".hif‘I'. MPS- tcamsier for thc Town of Sum- the day pdl-p 1i,\_e promise nf the
11 " \ 1 ilt Ji 'lt B611 JC mersid died suddcnli while at his
b .iiitiiul uciitlier which prevailed
or ce Vic "_, . eq' . _ e _ _ _~ , _-
-5- work about 9.30 Monday iiioriiil1'1.fovcr the piovincc in the aiternoon
---- Mr. Palmer was lnndiiie sand into and las; night.
-771|’-S IN' \`.~'\\'(`0l`\'ER -_MTS a truck in con:p.any wi'h tivo oth- _
P.. I. liiiriic. Sunimcrside, has sr “-gl-kmdn “-lim he bpggmig-,
ciieivrrltiie sad iitiws of the death faint and sat down by the road- N
~ ' ~ ' ' -n ' ~ ' L Cl ell and most interesting events of the
_ .
l\Ii\(`DON.\LD -- MORRISSEY
L'I‘TIAI.5-One of the prettiest
“  ', S 'ER-ifl'\f.h..RiitE,Sob,, 0 _
l\|l,¢~|.;l|,;\|.-me }{0\\ o 1 i at r o ci ei ii side saying he did no_ fc :v _eason _ook _mee in SL Michaers
A .\f:si-r»l'1:‘f\oti.< Sliower was lZl\’f‘!ll l`
01
f‘ili,‘:i.1i :iid Mrs. Gengc inll
of rhezr ilauelitcr Muriel.
iinrriaer in fake p`nce lii|i~
_.lr. f`vf»'~r:'r- ivnlier. lo the I T
=‘ 1 i :f of the xvedrilrig march F.
rcrfli i-rd lv: _\fr=. Russel Roncr
' H
fl~.-l~i~n~.1li- lnrlcn basket was “-
rnrrifii in hy little Lorna 1='lfiod.l
=-fl ‘vii-ecii M.'~cPhcrsrin Trial
'mnr ciit<. hotli beautiful and a
'i<f~fiil were ripened by M11.: Emma. 9
Mrliiiis while Miss Pearl Cooper d
read the hiirroroiis verses. Mr. ;\
Bii:':io\~rie on behalf of his bride- “
. ,,»
io ho thank ih.ir many friends Mr B__0w__ _Nm _“kms __ stron sl
early in the evening along the vry
anks of the River Platt. which of the Fire Dept.. by the Mayor
11115 by his farm, when he saw and Council and town offlclal5,grid
also the general public.
Much sympathy is extended to
his widow, formerly Amy Farrent,
and his sLsters, Mrs. M. H. Suds-
bury and Mrs. James Crossman of
ulfies The animal was too far Summerslde and ` to his brother
Nelson Palmer of Sydney, NS.
The remains are resting at Percy
L. Bowness' undertaking pariors.
fm il-clr lzinds remembrance
Thcn cll bf-arielv _joined in sing- b
inc F"r 'I'l1e7.' Arc- Jolly Good
F`cl'n-,\-=. and bouncing the groom
\r.d bride-to-he A rlaintv lunch
r
rel‘rl~i'/id hv"fessr. Ralnh Rodd "
A,»y,.,. Roe; Walla, li-,,,-g,,_¢°n wllh from shore fnr him to rescue with-
.,-~_.,., accompaniment by Mfg, out help, so he went after a .ope
purse] Roper-_ Th, jdlly ,-oilnql and remembering his former ex-
-rm-vl, departed fm- fhglr home, perience with the lasso took aim The funeral will be held on Wed- _
in t'ic\\'c°smnll hoursln the mom-innd neatly threw the rope overthe nesday at 2 pm. from the under- yruagughdeergggenlgstxg-Brlsigxlig-h(;Lf°
li-.zmanicr spending a ;.ery pleasant] helff‘r's neck and brought 1-ier taking parlors rooms under the when ,he recelved many wld;
eve g. ashore. B l auspices of the Fire Dept. _ and valuable gifts. `
'  flciic-r;i‘crl in pink and, fn
_»‘-_'_l"_llll"l'_“ H1111 9l"_l:i*‘ _P1052 .\li'<. Frank i\facF‘ni‘lanc. Cam- Mr. Palmer was 62 years of age Cd by Rev_ Charles McCarthy. The|
ic l>r<-f‘ and vlifflm- 0-11° liriized _\ii..'.s,; Mrs. ABL- H01‘1'\e. and was born in Bedeque. He bride who was one of the most pop-
_ y iiiiinf-inside; Mrs. R. T. Vanarr.. cam ’
wr rv _‘tim Ffmma Mclnnis hllm Hldl, R;\.,,,._ Add; Mm SS of
~ i- 1 i in :in riirrni-i.vf-ly decorat- i 5,
d useful to Mr. Bert Brown. of th
hrrbi-mike on Sunday when he had eight years ago he was promoted ‘
assistant chief, taking the place
Mr. W. B. MacNeill who was
ppointed chief. He was held in
e high esteem by his associates
something floating in midstream:
s-.-is -rr.-fri rv the inn-'ee in their “lf °‘l1'°fl~ had R11 the avvcaravce
.i -ip’ slvlv-_ Tlie remainder of the "f 3 "“"1`mBi‘i~ O11 <`i°S@1` i1lSD€C-
evrrilrlr was mcrrilv snentiiimuslc ffm* il°“`f-`V¢‘1`- M13 BFUWH 511W iilht
W4 ,i.....'.,,,_ r.~~(,~.il¢.m muslr WM it was one of his heifcrs in diffi-
 - is i_~.Ji si . _ s
a a\ oi 1111( ii lllc L1 Dr. Tanton was immediately call __L_____h_ kma_ on Tuesday May the
f. , _ . ei _ _
lol \ Ilt`0\l P1 BC 'lf I' away bclorc he could get mere sixth and youngest daughter of'
_ .~.'_ ..ii .=._ He was a former Dr. W, B. Howatt. coroner. was
~ o think an in
..  .f-:ir . th i _-. ii i . fii. ri i M., _ _ . C`
als li l Cn wr at c rome-_ a) __le____iorlic  i :__ a_ug_itc_r _ids ed_ but Mr. Palmer had passed , cl mm wh_u Florence Murmghd
_R lv i ll (1 i 
r. and Mrs. D. R. MacDonald. Or-,
.<'l.»~i of Siiiniiieigeicle, lc:i~.jiig in Called but did ri 5 _ _ “mn cove was armed ln manlagc
ini" fiiture. The room whsl lflllfi io rf.‘si<le in Vancouver. He, quest, necessary, Ddagh was dug to John Alan Morrissey of Vernon
"W" i” m°‘"`“ Six daughiers- i° 3 mari' °°“‘1ii'i°“- Rivei. The ceremony was perform-
hriinsoii. lligli River, Alta.; Mrs He
_ l-1,' l"ci'ry, Ciilgary. Alia.; Mrs
.H, Tucr. Varinouvcr, B_C., with sid
-('|,E\'I-ZR I-‘EAT-Early days as De
cowliov in Wcsicrn Canada prriv- we
ri opportun:i_v to turn his skill to
'ith the lnssn to good account., of
ular young ladies in the community
age and engaged in trucking. looked charming in a suit of grey,
with blue accessories. She was at-
icnued by the grooms sister, Ber-
nice, who was also attired in grey.
e to Summerslde when 18:1:-.irs
was a lover of horses.
Mr. Palmer Joined the Summer-
e Flirt Dept. over thirty years
l-mm he r,¢\si¢|¢-d_ 5 B30, W en was ylded ln sec \\lii’o the groom was ably supported
h 1" di ` | nv the brides brother, charles. Foi-
u°n` He was on the East' End Hose i lowing the church service the bridal
pt. later when the east andl
st were merged into one. On;
e retirement of Chief Mathieson l
[forty guests after whch the party
I
I supper dancing was indulged in un-
party drove to the home of the
brides parents where a sumptuous
breakfast was served to more than
motored to Charlottetown and
spent the day, retuming in the
evening to the home of the groom
where- several friends of the bride
and groom awaited themn After
partaking of a. delicious wedding
til the early hours of the morning
when all left for their respective
homes, after wishing the young
couple health and prosperity in
thc-.r new home. The bride and
grooni received many useful and
costly presents among them being
a handsome cheque from the bride’s
father. Previous to her marriage she
to William Alder Dickieson of New
Glasgow, Prince Edward Island.
Mss Ling is the daughter of Mrs.
William Ling of Bracklcy Beach
and the late Mr. Ling and Mr.
Dickieson is the_son of Mrs. A. B.
Dickieson of New Glasgow and the
late Mr. Dickieson. Rev. H. L. Den-
ton pastor of the Charlottetown
Baptist Church, officiated.
The bride looked very charming
ln an ensemble suit, of thistle w th
fox fur. She carried a bouquet of
Lilies of the Valley and Ophelia
Roses. The couple were unattended.
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.
Dickieson left on a. motor trip
through the_ Maritime Provinces
and the New England States. On
their retum they will reside at New
Glasgow.
The annual aftemoon tea of No-
tre Dame Alumnae was held Tues-
day. Guests were received by thei
President. Mrs. Thomas B. Creigh-
an and the vice president Mrs. M.
Alban Farmer. The ushers were:
the Misses Hilda Cva'1arit. Madelyn
Clarkin. and Iphigenie Arsenault.
Mrs, St. Clair Gallant and Mrs.
Joseph S. Hughes poured tea. They
were assisted by Mrs. J. Frank
MacMillan and Miss Josephine
Doucette. Mrs. A. A. Bartlett cut
the ices assisted by Mhss Jean Mac-
donald.
Assisting in serving were: the
Misses. Nora Ma.fMil an, Blanche
Griffith. Reta Norrie. Margaret
MacDonald. Florence Cantwell. Hel-
en Johnston, Josephine Do`ron,
Thelma Peppln, Marian Mahar,
Winnie Trainor. and Mary Moran.
A de`ightful musical program was
presented under the direction of
Miss Lucy Blanchard. Miss Kath-
leen Hornbys pupils rendered sev-
erai enjoyable selections.
The rooms were artistically dec-
orated in a yellow and mauve color
schrme. Candles and draped lights
featured the layout while f butter-
ciips and tulips formed the floral
part of the beautiful decoratons.
Registration was in charge of
Miss Dorothy MacKenzie and Miss
Margaret Francis.
The annual meeting during which
reports were read followed the tea.
Officers, elected last year. serve for
a two-year term.
The death occured at Lyndale on
May 1, 1937, of Mr. Alexander
Bruce. Deceased who was in his 81st
year had been in failing health for
the past few years. and his death
is mourned by his friends and i'e-
lativcs. Mr. Bruce was born on the
homestead where he lived all his
life, cixccpt for a short sojourn in
the U. S. A., where he successfully
carried on blacksmithing and farm-
ing. Hls wife predeceased him in
1031. He leaves to mourn one sis-
ter in the U. S. A.. one brother and
two sisters predeceased him. The
funeral service was conducted by
Rev. A. Ebbuti, of Valeyfield and
vias attended by a large number of
friends and relatives. Pall bearers
were Messrs. Daniel McDonald.
Malcolm A. McDonald, John A. Mc-
Donald, Alex H. McDonald. A118115
W. McLeod, Alexander R. McLeod.
interment Orwell Head Cemetery.
Sister Stanislaus of the Char-
lottetown Hospital was elected
president of the Prince Edward
Island Graduate Nurses Associat-
ion at the annual meeting in Sum-
merside Tuesday. Miss Florence
Lavers, Matron of the Prince
County Hospital, was elected vice-
president. Other officers elected
included: Registrar. Sister Mary
Magdalen of the Charlottetown
Hospital; Secretary. Miss Hattie
MacLean of the Prince Edward 1s-
larid Hospital.
Retiring president, Miss Anna
Mair. matron of the Prince Ed-
ward Island Hospital. presided.
Annual reports were received and
routine business transacted. ‘
The annual dinner. which pre-
ceded the business session, was
followed by a short but delightful
program. It consisted of a piano
duet by Mrs. Joseph Callaghan
and Mrs. E.. P. Foley; two-readings
by Mrs. A. S. Perry; and a vocri'
solo by Miss Helen Davies, all of
.m.:W‘i‘iP»-I1 ._t' -` :-1- i >1...»
vocation of Acedisunivardty. Mrs. in
Lidstane is the bride of Mr.Davi.| 11004 _
Lidstone. Summersida. who reoeiv- sister. MII. James OHBCHI. 159
ed his BA. dence at Acadia Uni- Ll
versity this term. 8
Every availa/ble place was oecup- TAG
i t t t r vinci
as meh B M paws ° Montague yesterday afternoon and
iy
A
pl
m
th
The parish of Rustico has lost
M
bi
B.
ni
of
26
re
D.
W
V
C
i
w
led
Prof. L. D. Thompson held their
ual _
Wo
paren
the evening.
choi
Chu
Fra:
his
expe
him
itcd
Ga
him
his
ters of an hour deliberation. For- H,
ty-
since the hearing began on May
T
Albert Shaw. jury foreman. Other
members of the jury were: Messrs.
zeli. Preston G. Sentner. Borden M
Myers. Pero Gay and Peter Coles. W
Iottefown, who read a. report of 1°
blood stains examination by Dr. W
Ralph smltlm Humax pdthdlddm: departments. The election of of-
Mr. Heath Saunders, Charlotte-I 5° _ 5
gown; ,md C°nsul.,lewllllam5,,dn_ Mrs. Brewer Linkleiter; ist vice
deli or the ieeai R.c.M.i=. detach- 1’
ment. Dr. Soper and Constable
w
Ward. Charlottetown; L. M. Mac- P
tended the 68th annual convocat- “
held last Tuesday at Amherst. The
Islnnd delegates reported the con-
vocation most successful, being W `
iargeiy attended. The isa-1-aa ei- ;*“1‘l1118° vtemlristlon. other wit-
ficers elected included the follow-
. FRIDAY
the
Joan Knowles Lidstone, Simmer time
side received 5 diploma. in House niatheiznaties Nt. Manhattan Col-
hold
Mal'
d G fy
the Uhitcd States, died on Wed-
uric
Economics at the recent con- 1110
recital at st :miie perish lest
Y Y
capacity audience which ap- PS-Si'
I-I Hughes, a'member of
k .
Department of Marine fm'
-CONGRATULATIONS - Mrs. more
than 20 years and at one
teacher of English and
an lauon Milita College
ay at the residence of his
r avenue east.
BEBEKABB MEET AT MON-
UE-Delegates from four Pro-
al Rebekah Lodges met in
night in ann/ual session.
nn
i-mi. iaemben of Miss Leila Iodses represented 1M1\1d°<1 A1-
rthyis dancing class assisted. 1>°1'i»°
Each number on the program WW11
Vilas received erithusiasticail b P1651
ti e
n. Summerside. Charlotte-
and Montague. Hilda Harper
ded. Elizabeth MaoEa/chem.
president of, the Rebekah As-
tly enjoyed every minute of sembly, was the instructor.
i .__.__,
departure for Boston, Miss Lid
purse with kid gieves to match. ll’
Fmuimii. srinviczs_-'ri-is fun- Th:
eral_of Mrs Fredericik Foster took the annual meeting of the sum_
111
a ‘ from 'her i'ather"s residence, 5"
c
99 Rochford Street. Wednesday mel'
'ng to St. Dunstan’s Basilica C01
thence to R. C. Cemetery. The pall Wed
bearers were James Connolly, Peter J. C
Connolly, Albert Murphy. Jr., Al- Cha
bert MMRBG. Robert Doiliel slid na.;
icis Hughes. Service at the wa
church was conducted by Father Ca_le_
Ma Carclle and at the grave by Fa- Fell
0
SFEBRED - M! Bfilll
'man .
inuuiwanr. PARTY-Prior to M°B_¢¢ - °f U10 T~ M~ 3°” °°--
her
Jean Ehrman was the guest of fed
honor at a social gathering Mon- "Sen
day evening at Mrs. Leigh ning- 111°
wel1's attractive home when the “°1‘
r of the Central Christian Ch”
rch presented her with a love- E P
musical evening and dainty sup- T5
per was much enjoyed. en ‘
th
Moncton has been transfer-
"to charicmetown and wiii rep-
t his company there during
summer. Mr. E. W. MacKin-
superintendent C. N. R. at
riomirown and his assistant,
. Elliott have left for Chicagd
ttend the convention of
rlcan railroad superintend-
ELECTION OF OFFICERS -
following officers were elected
ide Council of the Knights of
s
umbus: Grand Knight. Henry
ge; Deputy Grand Knight. J.
allaghan; Recorder. Leowood;
ncellor, Rev. Phalen MacKen-
Treas., J. Abel Arsenault;
den. J. Edward Gillis; Advo-
J. H. Gaudet: Inside Guard,
x Gallant; Outside Guard, E.
C
ef 101115 D°‘1€”1- P. Fgiey; Trustee, J. A. ouiis. s
as Mr Blanchard was born i ye_
its oldest resident in the pe.r:on of 1N1rgRM AL |_UNC}|E0N...
r. Urban Blanchard who died on _ Ban
Wednesday, May 12th. This dayl ness
was also the anniversary 01-' his number of over 100 were guests
rth . l ~terday of the Canadian Bank
011 May 12th- lli1l€ty'°l1¢ l/6111”-l 9-89- of Commerce at an enjoyable buf-
kers and representative busi-
men of the Province to the
HB had been ailing 9-11 Wi11i€1` 5° fet luncheon tendered in honor of
death was Mt alweefher un- the visiting Bank efiieisis Presi-
cted bv his family. who had dent s. H. Logan, chief inspector
the consolation of all being near E_ Holmes, Toronto, w, E, Gordon,
t0 the end- H6 hid bflell Vis' Superintendent for the Maritime
by ills 1'>¢»St01’ MV- Aiflfd Prf~vinces` and Newfoundland
iibht Who hid Hd-1\`li1’1ifi¢1'¢d f»° branches. and George Taylor. man-
tiw ilst Til” Of *-119 H01? ager of the Halifax branch.
Catholic Church a few days before
death- l -noann MEETING-A meeting
--_- of the directorsboard of the Can-
John Charms 1"l'Bl1CiA. 55-yell" adian National Silver Fox Breed-
Indian resident of Scot/chfort. ' ers
Association was held at their
10555159 Ciii’»¢il lt SL AVUGS 011 ins matters were discussed. Dr.
y 23. came to his death on the A_
ht of May 22 or early morning in
old
whose lifeless body was found in herd emee this week when rout-
Ms
A. Lockhart. the president. was
the chair. Directors from the
z
Mai' 23 “bv beine struck by 11 mainland were Messrs. cheries
r ' - L. 1'.
ca driven by wma party °r rar- Fremont, i<.c._ Quebec city,
ties unknown" a. ooroner's jury de- Leeman. Salisbury. NB.; Frank H.
cided yesterday after three-quam Cl-,pp_ pmt, Elgin, N_B_; Messrs, W.
Tidmarsh, F. G. Kennedy and
Mr C C Baker, vice pres.
S9V°1‘Bi Of U16 Wii-MSS!! Were and Mr. Geo. Callbeck, manager of
-called. the
marketing department were
i-“'° W1i'11¢55°-'» SWG °Vid91'1C€ Major A. S. Robertson. Charlotte-
town. _ . . .
also
he verdict was read by Mr.
avid M. Robinson. Hilbert Friz-
present. S
-ANNUAL MEETING-The W.
.S. of the Sumfnerside Presby-
rian Church held their annual
Y
wlmesses wmfylng yesterday meetingon Tuesday afternoon in
ere: Dr. w. H. super of char- lil
a Church parlour. There was a
rge attendance. Ebccellent reports
ere received from the various
ers was as follows president,
res.. Mrs. T. D. Ramsay; 2nd vice
res.. Mrs. Stan Gay; treasurer,
P
lndell had Elven wldmcd pre_ Mrs. D. J. MacMurdo; secretary,
.rrraivnsn Masonic coN- “S
S
vll-,u5ly_ f Mrs. J. S. Perry. Mrs. Perry and
Mrs. D. J. Ma.cMurdo were chosen
delegates to attend the W.lV.'l’S.
0(;A1~|0N`_Mess,s_ T_ G_ [ved Presbyterial at Murray Harbour
apt. Ernest Kemp. Howard E. S
innon, Montague, Rev Fred Wil-
t.
Grand Chapter Royal Arch
ard Island and Newfoundland 8'
outh in July. Meeting closed with
rayer. ,5
The Harding case was continued
K - _
liamson. Malpeque; Lloyd Howard,
M
wil
Summei-side. Chief Justice
E H MacF‘arlarie,Keps1ngi,¢m M yesterday in the Supreme Court
o
n athieson presiding. The evidence
Mas°n_,_ Nova swtla" Prlnce Ed was ,concluded when the courtrose
t 5 p.m. This momii-ig counsel
l address the jury.
'I'he morning proceedings opened
ith the continuation of Paul
esses for the defence were Foster
Gut Your
Auto Expense Accuuiii
Does it seem that you g
_putting your hand in youtrlrgdgteyg:
:._hu;_m|.intenanee of your A“¢,,mq_
'él`g¥gEB THINGS DID Nqr
YOU WHEN
can was New YOU"
THEY NEED NOT NOW
Consult us for gn
EXPERT Dlaoivosis
GUARANTEED WORKMANSKIT
We WILL GLADLY nam yd;
AT ANY TIME.
MacEWEN
SERVICE STATION
186 Grafton St. Op. Guardian 0i!ie|
PHONE 110
 »”
L-1222-6-8-10-12.
ll;~;;r~T. - 'JM-
On Sunday, March 28th, Mi-_ Al.
exander Maihcson, H. very highly
esteemed resident of Mount Ver-
non passed peacefully away at me
age of 65 years. _
onri-iANs' BENEFACTOR ILL-
Frlends in this city will regret to
learn of the serious illness in Cuba
of Mr. James D.O‘Conne1l.“the or.
phans’ friend,” who is suffering
from a severe stroke and is now
undergoing treatment in the Clinic
La Colon‘a, Espanoii at Camaguey.
Warm tribute to the work
'achieved by Mr. W. K. Rogers in
his long association with the Board
of Trustees of the Prince Edward
Island Hospital, was paid recently
by his follow triistees who waited
upon Mr. Rogers and presented
him with the following resolution:
Wright, Halifax. Right Excellent i
Grand Treasurer; Mr. J. Mcc. S
Excellent Grand Scribe; Mr. S D. T
ing: Mr. s. D. nun-iii, Hsiiiax. Si‘“‘”l’ °f B1°1¢f°ffl wlw testified to
Most Excellent Grand High Priest; Harding 59111! It his house on the
Mr. T. o. Ives. chariettemwn, "P11118 °f N0*/121111121' 10111- leavin:
Right Excellent Grand King; Mr. fm' 51111111191-'»ii'i¢ bétwecn 7,30 and
c. w. Moseley, Dartmouth. night 8 °`°1°°1¢- William Heckbert and
hhomas Matthew gave evidence
hat the boat was at Glover’s
oie on November 10th. Edward
nntherfei-d. i-ieiifex, night meet- C1“i>i>e11e.designerand been build-
nounced that the 1938 convocation f
Lodge of Nova Scotia. Messrs. T. C
MacKinnon. and Capt. Kemp stay-
ed over and attended their meet-
Philathea class of the Prince
miscellaneous shower for one ofits
.,,,.,..F
»="-°»lr§~\¢* we I e :unri = ~J2i§¢»\mw‘»!lilllB€Ie'i4.'I\L‘ 'YJ.~m‘ in ~lintsl‘.5l'M1I'.'iIlisi'§¢:£IlemaKtu vHvt\r&uIz=il&l?ee“i!i*‘dN.ii5ri2t°r"r I" ..il‘-ie. ~. 1
lent Grand Secretary. It was an- ef' iesiiiled that' he built the boat
or Harding. He would judge ji
would be held in Charlottetown. W°l1ld be worth $1,200. but as he
open invitation er the orand did Mt purchase the material
°“1°l "Ol suv positively. This
ci. Ives, Howard E. ward, r... M. °1°S°d the we for the riefened
ci-:i.sanA'i~i-:s ssrn nm-mpay
i1'\8 and church service at Am- ”MfS- W. W. Judson of P ll
hem. wlebrated her ssth biiethdixlngn
Monday quietly at her ho e
1 . H r
A PHILATHEA SHOWER-The “"1” dllllshters. Mrs. Albgirt Bog.
ell. Summersii-le, lure AE wddd
W .
Street Baptist Church held its Ch°1'i°ii9iDWh: and Mrs. Herbert
closing meeting at the home of Th°1\lDS0n. Dunstaf1’nage_ and he,
Mrs..1. A. clark in the form ef a =°n- Ralph. or chariettetewn paid
, 11" 11 surprise visit to win. he,
ll0Dulai' members. Miss Mina Ling. many happy returns. Mi-S, Jud-
Whiic a nominating committee was sim' Wilt) is still quite active dd.
nut drawing up a slate of ofllcera .ms iii her own work. was editing
for the following year the bride- P0?-Btn sets in the kitchen wh",
to-be had her palm read. She was he' daughters arrived. There was
told that bells were lucky and if “ flllllily dinner partv at noon and
she heard any ring she was to go in the 9V0l1ihg at the supper hour
and find them. Soon alarm clocks “ mimbel' Of grandchildren and
iwllll t0 ring all over the house. ‘Wilt grandchildren came to hon-
Thera was much fun and merrl- °111' lrandmama. The supper 2,3519
ment as each clock rang and the WHS centred with a lovely birthday
Parcels were gathered. Miss Dav- Clke. the handiwork of a grand-
lda Baker assisted in helping to daughter. Miss Gracie Wood. An-
°D€r\ the parcels and Mrs. Edwin other granddaughter, Mrs, L..-.ii
Cook read the accompanying ver- M111 and little daughter Fay, were
ses. The bride-to-be received 911101111 the g1ie_r,f,g_ M,-5_ _yudmd
many lovely and useful gifts. As r-"1 the recipient of some lovely
she had finished thanking the lifts and beautiful flowers. Her
sfoup another alarm clock went youngest son. Lorne. sent his
off. The house was prettily decor- mother ii beautiful gift from Win-
llfed With i»UiiDS and blossoms. l‘1iD€e. Mrs. Judson is a remark-
After the hostess served A dainty able old lady and iii still able to
lunch, the class yell was given anr_f_ hook mais and quilts. Her many
 S‘}\__e.il__,_Aes_.to&l_yo__Ge__o__;ihe1_:ell_:;v_le  join i_n hwish_lng herdmariy
~~ 1 vesrs o a ness an use-
Summersida iextended and fareweik 'M4 __ Lfulnesi , pp 5
w l
The death of Mrs. Henry James
took place on Church Road at the
home of her son, Lloyd James, in
the sixty-sixth year of her age,
after only a brief illness, when all
that was kind and loving of ii.
mother ended its earthy career on
May 3rd, 1937. Mother as she had
been called by all who loved her,
labored hard for the maintenance
of her family. of eleven children,
eight boys and three girls, also
one grand-child, Rutliie, whom sho
had cared for since infancy. She
is one who will be greatly missed
where she lived for her 'helping
hand in time of sickness and
sorrow. Although she had gathered
of this wo:‘!d's goods, she had
givcn liberally for the advance
ment of God's kingdom, the time
had come when she had surrender-
ed her life to her Do_rd and Master.
where she had seen “What shall
it profit a man if he gain the
whole world and lose his soul?"
 
BIRTHS
iii; .D ..- -.-.li
MILLIGAN-Ixi the Prince County
Hospital, June 2nd. 1937, to Mr.
and Mn. James E. Milligan of
Northern, s daughter.
DENNIS-At the Prince Edward
Island Hospital on June 1, 1997,
to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon S. Dennis
(nee Ruby Stewart) city, |.
daughter.
CULLEN-Af. the Prince Edward
Island Hospital on June 7, 1937, to
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cullen, city,
a daughter.
MacKENZIE-At the Prince Ed-
ward Island Hospital on June 7.
1937 to Mr. and Mrs. James Mac-
Kenzie, Long ‘Crcek, a daughter.
LADNER-At the Prince Edwad
Island Hospital on June 7. 1937, to
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Ladner. a.
daughter.
ACORN-Ai. Cardigan, May 24,
1937. to Mr. and Mrs. Donald A.
Acorn (nee Sadie Farquharson) s
daughter.
CARRAGHER.-At Green Bay on
June 4. 1937. to Mr. and Mrs. Tho-
mas Carragher, a son.
MuMAIION-At Kensington, May
28, 1937, to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mc-
Mahon, a son. James Lawrence
MacKay; weight 12 pounds.
GOOGINS-At the Cambridge Hos-
pital, Cambridge, Mass., June 2.
1937, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert W.
Googins of Lowell. Mass.. a son.
Mrs. Googlns was formerly Patricia.
M. Reville, R,.N., of Cardigan, P.
E.I.
 
DEATHS
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DOVER.-At Pleasant Grove Sat-
urday, Ju.ne 5, 1937, Mrs. Joscph S.
Dover, aged 70 years.
DELANEY-Died in the City Hos-
pital, June 6, 1937. Marjorie Dé-
laney aged 17 years, beloved daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Delaney
of Grindftonc. Magdalene Is.
Fi*-"_i-'1'1"'
ABUSE
Have you ever thought of
It? The VALUE 0| y0ll\‘
eyes. What would you do _
without them’ Probably you
would not pert with them at
any price.
What you may not undat-
_ stand is that abuse and nel-
leet wear the eyes down. Ex-
perience shows neglected eyes
fall early.
G. F. Hutcheson
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