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’l`HRILL-S- FUN-GHOSTS-LOVE in
“THE GHOST WALKS”
FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY  
Reserve Your Seats Now for this Great Special
Sec. 2 - Mixlid Flowers
renee M'acS\\':\in, Uptoli,
Acorn, Primrose, 3 Alvin
Bridgetown, 4 Gordon Dockendorlf
Mt. Hope.
ihrcd. Mt. Hone. 2 Hoddiv M*‘°k"“
. ' 'df' to .
Ser. 3 - Potted Plant. Bcgoiliil- i mc’ Bn °c wn
l Gcmld Campbell' Brmgctmm' 2i Sec 5 - Bird House- i Glynn
i>ETERs ROAD I
' .
AND VICINITY_i Bridgetown
On Tliursclay afternoon, Sept.
17. ~lic re.~'i<lence of Mr, Leslie Ir-
\.ug, Peters Road was destroyed
bn' lire. The fire originated in the
School Fair
The School Fair which was held
minor p.ii~‘ of the house. and wus in Bridgetown on Sept. 11th was
nic. iiniii-<»Ii until it had made head- well attended, Owing to the in-
v-.1\ too siriiug lor control. It 15 clement weather there were no
iiiitl-'i'\ii\¢i<l f\lr. Il'\'iii;! \vns work- sports.
iu': 'ii <fimr~ fllsioiice from the prem-
The following schools took port.
vis :ini-l this being an alm'0st is- Bridgetown, Strathcona, Mount.
nliiifrl phi-i of the settlement as Hope, prim-,nge and Upton.
:lar as nei~_ilil>oi's :ire concerned, who
would hzivc helped, the building
Class 1- Grain, Sec. 1 - Oats
w:.i.» pi-riciii-:ill_\~ erirelopcd in flam- 1_ Mm-gm-et Mackenzie, }3r1¢1gc;0\m
In. iiclore any force of help arrived. 2 Roddie Mackenzie, 13;-i¢|gCt0wn_ 3
All the \'al\|:\l>le rolltcnts of the Pen,-1 MacLean’ ML Hope 4 Fmn
ilpp"r story \\'lier,-i thc bedrooms C15 Campbem primmsa
wi-i» located was lost. but a good
rival ol siuff was salvaged from the
Sec. 2 Wheat - 1 Margaret Mac-
]o\\'t‘i' rooms. This was 3. large and Kenzie` Bridgetown’ 2 Roddie Mm;
riillsiaiiiiiil house, built by the late Kenna Bridgetown’ 3 Ralph Bm-_
Epliriilium Jenkins. the former demo' Strathcona' 4 Francis camp_
on-iicr. It is understood some in- ben' P,.im,.0Sc_
S\ll`.'lll(T(‘~ Ci“i\'f‘l'S ll`lC IOSS.
Section 4 - Sweet Corn, 1 Glynn
“f"~/““i “_” P’_“"P B“"*°“ af” Firth, 1=iri<igci.own_ 2 cnihcrine Ni-
spuiriziip; their holiday season in cholsom B,_,dget0wn_
P,  I., having inotcircd from
their home in Worcester, Mass.
Sec. 5 - Threshed Beans, 1 Ever-
Tliey are the guests of their rel- ette MacLeod’ Mt. Hope' 2 Borden
“WPS MV' and Mrs' J‘ L' Ma°D°n` Hunter Strathcona 3 Florence Mc-
ald and Air. and Mrs. L. C. John- swam, Upton’ 4 William Burhoe'
Sion. Peters Road
' Mt. Hope.
dred MacSwain. Uliton.
4 Ecgm Filth
Campbell, Bridgetown |
Sc<‘. 'l - Miscellaneous - Char'
Sec. 4 _ Geranium --
Strathcona.
Class 5 - Fruit- Sec.
l __ _ 1 G
ara Apples _ 1 Hachicn M 1. url 1 "Y s°“' I C“"'”S mge
Johnson, Primrose.
“`32Mlw;i1 Ralph Burdette, Strathcona, 2
ifcr Maw !Ruil‘i Rogers, Bridgetown.
gal Dockcndorfi Mt Hop
McLeod, Mt. H-zipc, 4 Gr
Kay, Strathcona
Lloyd MacLeod. Bridgriow
O
t Class 10, Livestock and Poultry
See, 2 Poultry (White Leghoms)
Sec. 3 Plums - 1 Gordon DOCK- .
~ _ _ “_
eiidoi'i`f. Ml. Hope, 3 Fkignr Dock- il Gmdnn Mmswnim Upxon 2 M
endorlf, Mt. Hope. 3 Allun
Mt. Hope, 4 Preston Woo
zona.
Ayrshire Calf Club (Senior) - 1
Sec. 4 Crab Apples -
'l`i\_vlo;', Upton, 2 (‘.li:irle.s.
Upton, 3 Lorne Burdette,
na.
Stmlhco' . Prixnroso, 5 Everelig Miicllieod, Mt.
ilioptx V
I
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.Sec._5 - Red Astrakhnn Apples; [\y,__,,hi,,, (mf (.|"h_ (Junior) _
1 Hattie Woorl, Sii'iil.lieona. 2 Lloyd 51 Hmmm Mm_L,,O,| }.,l,,mm5C 2 D
M“°Le°d' B"mg"i"“'n‘ 3 Gmdan EJ. Mockinnon, Strathcona, 3 Ernest
Dockcndorn' Mt' H°i°°' 4 R'°m“ Mc Matheson, Albion Cross, 4 George
Kay' Stmathcona' Campbell, Primrose, 5 Roma Mac-
kay,,Strhtlie.oiia, 6 Alphonsus Ciimp
1
The Morell
School Fair
_--__-_
Lake.
2 Lewis Mcsllwon. Bt. Peters Hur
bour.
'3 Lsnis Rosslter, Mt. Mary'
'4 Leo Rossitsr, Mt' M\ry.
WHEAT-
1 Li-1111! Rossltsr, Mt. Msry
2 Bryon Wehstsr. Morell lui.
3 Kimbal Sanderson, Mhrio.
Evelyn Webster, Morsll kit.
colin- " A
1 Doris-Maolllwm, St. Peters Har-
bor.
BEAN!-
3 Kimbal Sanderson, Marie.
4 iusvis xeiiy, Mi' Mary.
Alexander-
1 Isabel Dingwell, Marie.
2 Gordon Macmwen , Bt.
Lske. '
4 R.. Bsndsrson, Marie,
PLUMB-
l lllinbeth Webster, Marie.
2 Phyllis Webster, Marie'
3 Joe Kelly. Mt. Mary- -
4 Gerald Msrmdam, Mt. Mary.
FLOWERS-Sweet Peas
1 Margaret Msoiuwen, Mt.
Lake.
3 Doris MaoEv/en, St. Peters
1 Gordon Mscllwsn, Bt. Petlrl hour,
Lake.
2 Lila MacGrath, Mt. Mary'
GREEN MOUNTAIN POTATOES '
1 Byron Webster, Morell East.
2 Ted MecEwen, St. Peters Har-
bour'
3 Gordon Maclilwen, St. Peters'
,L,,kc_ 1 Marjorie MscEwen, st. P
4 Joyce Anderson, St. Peters Lake
IRISH COBBLERS-
1 Gerald MaoAdam, Mt. Mtry.
2 Byron Webster, Morell East.
3 John MaoEwen, St. Peters Hor-
bour'
” 1 Floi Hope 3 1in<lrii§i{`i§Ii.fci`.'c<;d,' Bridge- 4 Mary Hciiand, iviioi-all nut. 1 Lina Mac Ewen. Si' P
2 M-“H0” .  TUnNirs-- ' Hike-
Campben “mn 1 Stanley Macllwen, Bt. Peters 3 Beth MHUEWW. Si- P€i2€l”S
, _`_ i _ 1 All Mc Lake. b°‘“°~
C' NH B” an _ 2 Leo Rossim-, Mt- Mm»y_ 3 Helen Hogan, Morell East.
3 Raymond Jay, Mt. Mhry.
4 Gordon Maclilwen, St. Peters
Lake.
MacLeod, Mt. Hope, 3 Mil I ‘_ ' 1 0A}m0'1'1‘5_
1 Isobel Dinswell. Maris
2 Stirling Msomwen, St. Peters
. iles Tnvloi. Upton. 2 Alphonsus H‘“`b°“r-
I Hamel  ll Primrose 3 Edgar Docki 3 Byron Webster’ Nmreu East'
Wood. simhcona, 2 Erma wood.|C“““’ ° ' ' _. | 4 Gordon Miwnwen. si. Peters
cndorlf, Mt. Hope. I Lake
I
I r.utsNn=s-
1' A,cmn_i (rliiss 10 - Livestock and Paul-i 1 Beth Mamwen' St. Peters Hap
:ic e bour'
_ i . el, 'i ' .' , 2 R0 MHC- 4
Bridg(`wwn’ 2 Ruth R0gcr5` Bmdgv ‘i:'<qin.]pb Siifiiliiidiiitc 3 fiiiiiilioiisusi 2 Billy Watson' Mt' Mary'
town, 3 Riomo Mhickay, Stratliconil, i(;“ ~" 1 ‘I ‘ Pl_hn‘l_;me 4 Francis 3 Lim; Mg¢Ewen_ st, Peters Lake
~1 Ada Muedonald, Mt. ilope. ”mm))°" ` _i 4 Lenls Rossiter, Mt. Mtary.
TOMATOES--'
Mixed Flowers (si)
1 Rita. 0’Brleii, Mt' Mary.
2 Eunice Jay, Mt' Mary.
3 Elsie Kelly, Mt. Mary.
4 Steidon Msclilwen, Mt. Mary.
Mixed l‘1owers tb)
Harbour.
2 Florence Matheson, St. Peters
Lake.
3 Joyce Anderson, St. Peters
4 Lena MacEwen, St. Peters
4 Florrie Hawbolt, Mt.. Mary.
Begonia-
l Edith Baker, Mt. Mary.
2 Evelyn Webster, Morell East. 2 Helen R,mmj_gh,m_ Nm,-5]] Eu
3 Edith Dlngwell, Marie'
4 Mary Rossiter, Mt. Mary.
CANNING-Beets
1 Edith Baker, Mt. Mary,
2 Lillian Sanderson, Mnrie.
3 Isobel Dingwell, Marie.
COOKING-White Bread
1 Mary Rossiter, Mt. Mary.
2 Cora Sanderson, Marie.
3 Louise MacEwcn, Mt. Mary
4 Rita McAdam, Mt. Mary,
Biscuits-
I Marjorie MacEwen, St. Peters
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p _ , - ,_ ,' __ 1 l Li M EW . ii. P t HB1' 5rb0UY»
W 2 mmm ADPM rn W' 2 ""“'"" ""'"‘"“"‘ “"°""bcnr. na Ca en S e ers 2 Edith iwricnwen. si, Peters
2 Margaret, MacEwen, Mt' M'ai'y~ b°\1l'-
3 Helen Cox, Mt. Mary
4 Isobel Dingwell, Marie.
CUCUMBERS-
1 Doris MacEwen, St. Peters
bour'
i . , _ t
Maclmd ,ii/i[nriKi\1nc1sn nglriduizton, 'i 4Mariia;* , 2 Helen Mnciilwen, Mt. Mary.
d' Sm»Mh_i “C ‘“:‘z°' 5" own' Rod eli 3 Jack Rositer, Mt. Mary.
iM“°k°““°‘ Brmg”L°w“' 4 Lina lvriiclilwen, Bt. Peters
Lake
BEETS-
1 Stirling Macllwen, St.
I M'_wd‘Ernin \vcco, strnthccnii, 2 Alex. H,“.b0u,._
Twlm ,M‘acI.eod. Primrose. 3 John A. Mac-g 2 Earl Jay' Ma,.1e_
- Lend. E`-trzithcoria, 4 Elliott Acorn," 3 Muriel G|:,el.t' Mt- Mm.y_
4 Leo Tobin, Morell East.
CABBAGE-
1 Isobel Dlngwell, Marie.
2 Gordon MacEwen, St'
Harbour.
PUMPKINS-
1 Byron Weibster, Morli East.
2 Lina. Mac_Ewen, St. Peters Lake
3 Gordon MscEwen, Bt. Peters
Peters
Har- 1
3 Lillian Sanderson, Marie,
4 Rita McAds.m, Mt. Mary,
Sugar Cookies-
Miary Kelly. Mt. Mary.
2 Elsie Kelly, Mt. Mary.
3 Mary Rossiter, Mt. Mary,
Peters
orell
TONIGHT M A E' TONIGHT om- m.tn......r r.......i.r...., M
HE    I, | 1Gordon Msollvnn, Bt. Petefl 
l Gersld MsoAdam, Ml. Mary.
2 Bits Msohdam, Mt. Mary.
3 Margaret Runnlghan, Morell E
Mary.
2 Stanley Maclowen, St . Peters
HAI'
etcrs
Lake
Lake
POTTED FLOWERS-Geranium
cters
Har-
Har
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SCHOOL WORK-
Exerclso Book-
Grsde I-
l Ines Compton, Morell
Grade 3 and 4-
1 Mary Holland, Morell East.
YY
East.
2 Myrtle MoFadyen, Morell East-
3 Anna Jay, Marie
Grade 5 and 6-
1 Marion Gcldert, Mt' Marie.
2 Maiy Kelly, Mt. Ma .
3 Lillian Sanderson, Marie.
4 Eunice Jay, Mt. Marie
Grade 7 and 8-
bour.
3 Evelyn Webster, Morell East.
4 Lois Compton, Morell East.
Grade 9 and 10- ..
bour.
3 Marlon Compton, Morell Eos
4 Elizabeth Mullin, Morell East.
MAI' DRAWING-
Gmdes 5 and 6- `
1 Eunice Jay, Mt. Mary.
2 Lillian Sanderson, Marie.
3 Marlon Geldert, Mt. Mary.
4 Ruby McEwen, Marie.
Grades 7 and B-
1 Edith Baker, Mt. Mnry.
2 Raymond Jaay, Mt. Mary'
3 Evelyn Webster, Morell East.
4 Lois Compton, Morell~East.
Grades 9 and 10-
bour. '
4 Clarence McGrath' MV MMV' 2 li/l‘.u'ion Compton, Morell East.
Ginger Snaps-
1 Edith McEwen, St. Peters
Peters b0iii‘-
_2 Cora Sanderson, Marie.
Apple Pie-
1 Mary Rossiter, Mt. Mary'
2 Rita, O‘Brlen, Mt. Mary,
Fiiflse (il)
1 Mary Kelly, Mt. Mary.
2 Patricia Kelly, Mt. Mary.
3 Elsie Kelly, Mt. Mary.
4 Gerald McAdom, Mt.. Mary.
Fudge (b)
1 Mary Ftossiter, Mt' Mary.
SEWING-Buffet Set.
HST;
Class 6 Canning - Sec. 2 Cali- ibm Prlmrosa Lake
Nlrs. Angus Mel-’adycn, formerly
Class 2 - Roots. Sec. 1, -Green
°f_,Gr°°kiRiv°_r` P'  Ig but now ltlountains, -1 Ralph Burdette.
rmdcm n Sidney' ' " accom Strathcona. 2 Roddie Mackenzie.
anied hv her grand daughter Ed-
Ii _ . . -
,_ _ Bridgetown, 3 Francis Campbell.
na .niiitd heie on a short visit, Primrose, 4 Aeneas Johnston' P]_im_
mid is il-ic guest of her sister, Mrs.
David MacDonald and family, Pet.-
ers Road. and other relatives and
I`0Se~
1`rieiids in this vicinity sec' Z _ Irish oobmers’ 1 Regis
` ' Campbell, Bridgetown, 2 Aeneas
\1r. Oni 'ln Mcrad en and her "°h“5i'°“' Ri“"°s°' 3 Mm' C“"“"
Fm ;d“_m,;,' of Sydn; N_ S__ are beiiié Primcse, 4r Rcddie Mackenzie.
. T .
also visitiiig their relatives and
irlcnds here, the guests of Mrs.
McF‘nd_ven, brothers, Mr. John A.
MacDonald, and family, Greek
River, and Mr. Charles MacDon-
lild and family, Alliston.
-Mrs. William Arbuekle and daugh
lei' Mrs. MacDonald and son Char
B QCDOWD
Sec. 3 - Turnips, 1 Lorne Bur-
dette, Strathoons, 2 Margaret Mac-
kenzie, Bridgetown, 3 Ralph Bur-
dette, Strathcona, 4 Roddie Mac-
kenzie, Brldgetown. `
Sec 5 Carrok - 1 Roddie Mac~
ned Bccts _ 1 Margaret MacKen-'
zie, Bri`dgetowrl, 2 Eleanor Morrison:
Class 11 Coi|e"tnns, See. I Nox-
.
r
bour.
4 Ted Anderson, St. Peters
1Edlth Baker, Mt. Mayr,
Har-
2 Elizabeth Webster, Marie.
Bridgetown, 3 Aiidi'e_v Bilrdctte,'
aid, Primrose.
mms 7 _ Cmmng iw 2 Tmi( Str. 2 lmaves _ 1 Margaret Mac-
mwcugt _ 1 ' E1mu°0r ‘ M-  ‘ iKenzie_ Bi-idgetoivn, 2 Audrey Bur-
" ' ' * °‘""°“~ldette, Strathcona, 3 Florence Mac*
Brldg€b°“'“» 2 HBV-ii? W00d- 5i»1`am;S\\'aiii, Upton, 4 Ada. Macdonald,
cona, 3 Audrey Biirdette, Sirntlicc-iii/ig, H0p@_
ha., 4 Margaret MacKei1zlc,i l;‘.riclgc» Sm 3__5,mp|,.S 0, w0od__1
wwn' 'Edgar Dockcndorff, Mt. Hope, 2,
|Geor§e Campbell, Primrose. 3.
»Weston MacLeod. Mt. Hope,
» ('|uss
Grades 1 and 2 Exercise Book.
'L Gordon Dockeudorif, Mt. Hope,
|2. Florence Mi\cSwain, Upton, 3.
Ser. 3 Sugar Cookies - 1 Mar-
garet MacKenzic, Bridget/o\vn, 2
Laura Taylor, Strathcona, 3 Hottie
Wood. Strathcona, 4 Annie Mac-
non, Strahebna_ `
Annie MacDoald, Mt- Hope, 4.
Ervin MacLeod, Mt, Hope,
See. ~i Ginger Snaps - Audrey
;Burdctte, Strathcona, 2 Eleanor
iMorrison, Bridgetown, 3 Euphcmia
'Macdonald Pilnirose, 4 Hottie I Mildlcd Macswam' Upton' 2
1?'--5011001 Wvrk.-Sec. 1. Mackenzie. Bridgetown, 3.
Grades 3 and 4 Exercise Book.- Allan MacLeod, Mt. Hope, 2.
_ ,inns \ve<-ils - 1 Audi-ziy B‘iirclettc,i APPLES-nad Ani-anna”
si'mthc°'m' 4 Elmhcntm M°“°D°“` Stmtlicona 2 Gr'ice Betton Uptonl 1 Cecil MacDonald St
Peters
Lake.
2 Patricia Kelly, Mt' Mary.
Grades 3 and four.-1 .Suend
Christensen, Upton, 2. Hsdden
MacLeod and Ruth Rogers, (equal)
3. Lois Wood, Strathcona. 4.
Regis Campbell, Bridgetown.
Grades _5 and 8.-l. Margsm
Msr-
garet Bcttan. Upton, 3. Oase
Christensen, Upton, 4. Charles
Taylor, Upton,
Class 12.-School Work--See. 3.
Art -Work.-Grades .7 .and 8.-L
Lome
Burdett Strathcona, 3 tt
- " ' . ~ ' _ , . Evere
Iles of M11-igonish, N. S., also ac- kcmiei- B‘"1d8°t0“V“- 2 T-'°iS W00d- ,Wood Strithcoll; Lots Wood, Strathcona. 3. Suend MacLeod, Mt. Hope, 4. Ada Mac-
minpanieci by her son Robert of'StWth°°“5» 3 H_‘“`0ld_Tiil/iffl`» Uliiim’ ' ' ;'Cl1i'ist.ci1sen. Upton, 4. Ruth Donald, Mt. Hope.
'l'iii`oii'.o. who motored from that 4 M“7Hal'Ci- MSCKCHZIC. Bi'idi;Ct0\vn~4 SN. 6 _ Fudge- I Rmn “hp ltoi.:ei's_ Bridiieioivn. Grades 9 and 10.--1 Roma Mac-
<~ii_V. :i disstiince of 1200 miles in _ kav,.Strat.l1roiia 2 Ada M'ic1Doiihld -.(_'l;is< 12. .\'i-lmol Work.-Sen 1. Morrison. Bridgetown, 3. Audrey
1m_m_ dnys' mm H brief vim to Sm 6 pammps _ 1 C,,,hm.,,,,,!ML' Hom' 8 Pgnrl nnium; iMm‘nt (lriules fr. mid 6. I-Ixerrisq-_l1nok.-1. Kiiy, Strathcona, 2. Eleanor
we hmm, of M,._ ,md Mrs, C,c0rgelN.icholson, Bridgetown. 2 Elsie Mac ‘Ham 4 Eleanor Morriégn ' Brld'c>§0l.to Clu~lstcnseii_ Upton, 2. Burdett, Strathcona, 4, Graco
A. MacDonald. Peters Road, also kenzie- Bl'iC|8¢ff°Wl1» itowm' ' g Charles Tnylor, Upton, 3. Oase Betton, Upton.
rlsltiiig Mrs, Arbiickles sister, Mrs. CI 1 v tbl q 25 I(JJliiLlstensen, Upton, 4. Margaret Sec. 4. Penmanshlp.-Grades 1.
J. Ii. McKinnon, Peters Road, “S9 --* 9862 05- .eo , _ . .et on, U'itou_ ri 2, _-1,
_  Green Tomatoes,-1 Ralph Bur-iohgxlfi LN :ew'?é'i'_|]:n“2n§' Clio' (lriidea 'i and 8 Excrifse Bo0k~l. Bliiidgetown, 2. 2:11:11: Msglhnogilhildz 1 Stanley McEwen, St. Peters 1 I 0 en’ S ' Peters ar  MTS. Robert Ct\i‘miCliil01 W” “
We eoiigrallllate Messrs Stew- dette, Strathcona , 2 Frederick yur! L1 Age)_ Sec' `l A :oil 3 Erma Wood, Strathcona, 2. Everett Mt. Hope, L“ke- bosnmice Jay' Mane. ‘vi8ltCl' to Summ€l‘Sid8 DH 5*1tUfd“l"
l
is G it River. Mr oils Acorn Primrose. ri Allan MacLeod. M., " Memos. Mi Hope 1 An.. Mac arm. a. rms 4.-1 Ruth Rcgi-rs 2 L°“’-°¢ M°EW<=n. Si Peters Har
3 Eunice Jay, Mt. Mary.
Guest Towel-
1 Cora Sanderson, Marie.
MANUAL TRAINING...
ivnilring smni
1 Gordon MacEwen, St. Peters
Lake.
2 Gred Blaxland, Mt. Mary.
3 Leo Tobin, Morell East'
4 Stanley Maolilwen, St. Peters
Lake.
Nall Box-
1 Watson Sanderson. Marie.
2 Clarence Sanderson, Marie,
3 Gerald MacAdam, Mt. Mary.
5 Raymond Jay, Mt.. Mary.
Chicken Coup-
1 Gerald McAdsm, Mt' Mg;-y,
Bird House-
1 Leo Tobln,"Morell East'
2 Byron Webster, Morell East.
3 GCl‘Bid MoAdsm, Mt. Mary
4 Hubert Coffin, Mt. Mary,
MISCELLANEOUS-
1 Frdnkie Kelly, Mt, Mary,
2 Frankie Kelly, Mt. Mary'
3 Gerald MoAdam, Mt. Mary,
4 Frankie Coffin, Mt. Mary.
LIVE STOCK & POULTRY_
Calves-
4 Francis Compton, Morell East.
ART WORK- .
Grades 5 and 6-
1 Ruby McEwen ,Mai~ie.
2 Lillian Sanderson, Marie.
3 Bobby Coffin, M't. Mary
4 Helen Hogiin, Morell East.
Grades 'l and 8- _
1vMauricc Coffin, Mt. Mary.
2 Raymond Jay Mt. Mary.
3 Lillian Jay, Mhrie.
4 Gordon Webster, Marie.
Grades 9 and 10-
1 Elizabeth Webster, Marie.
2 Elsie Kelly, Mt. Mary.
3 Heber McEwen, Mt. Mary.
4 Frances Compton, Morell East.
PENMANSIIIP-
Grades l and 2-
1 Alice Webster, Morell East.
2 Louis McEwen, Mt. Mary.
3 Grace Dingwcll, Marie,
4 Alexis Kelly, Mt. Mary. _
Grades 3 and 4-
1 Mary Holland, Morell East.
2 Ralph Mit-Ewen, Morell East.
3 Aniicas Runnighon, Morell E.
Grades 5 and 6-
1 Lillian Sanderson, Marie,
bour.
3 Ruby McEwen, Marie.
'4 Helen Cox, Mt. Mary.
Grp/des 7 and 8 (a)_
1 Gladys McEwen, St, Pcterg Ha
bour.
bour. _
3 Edith Boker, Mt. Mary,
4 Evelyn Webster, Morell East.
Grades 7 and 8 (b)- A
1 Clara Hogan, Morell East.
2 Edith Dlngwell, Marie.
3 Gordon Webster, Moria.
4 Lillian Jay, Marie. _
1 Gladys McEwen, St. Peters Har
t.
1 Eclith,McEwcn, St. Peters Har-
2 Margaret Runnighan, Morell E'
t.
1 Edith McEwen, St. Peters Har-
3 Margaret Runnighan, Morell E.
2 Ethel S<1\iii'€S. Bt. Peters Har-
\
, _
2 Beth MCEWHH. St. Peters Har-
' MALPEQUE
In the passing of Mr,
Mshar, the community nf Dam,”
loses one of its oldest and
highly respected residents. M;-_
har was born in Darriley s|;riy_se,,n
Years ago, so was s life-long rem,
ent of that place. He was a good
Citizen. B- P1`0i;ressive farmer and
took an active part ln all that ten.
ded to the welfare of thc ccmmmp
ity. He manifested ii deep interest
in the educational life of the dis-
trict and was a strong Conservative
in politics. The deceased has been
in falling health for over a year, but
he bore those months of suffering
with remarkable cheerfulness and
pa.tionce.__ He was married thirty.
seven years ago to Miss Margaret
MacPherson, of Glenwood, who nur.
vlves him and to whom special sym.
pathy is extended in her bereave.
mont. There are also left io hiciim
two daughters and one son, -ihiniely,
Mrs. James Ramsay, of lliimilton;
Miss Lila Mahnr, R..N., Charlotte.
town, and Mr. Arthur Malini; on the
homestead at Darnley: to thcsi, the
community will join in sympathy,
The Rev. Frederick Williamson
motored to Alberton on Saturday
evening and occupied the pulpit cf
Alberton Presbyterian Chiu-cii ci,
Sunday at both services.
Mr. Melville Donald and l\lrs. Nel-
son Ramsay were motorlsls to Al-
bertoh on Saturday cvcnliig.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward ivilliams,
of Tyne Valley, weie recent motor-
ists here and were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Stewart. On their re-
turn home they were accompanied
by Mrs. Robert Stewart, who will
spend s. month with them.
Miss Jean Currie, R.N., New York,
spent a few days with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace MacNutt, ol
Darnley, Mr. and Mrs. John Simp-
son, Mlss Louise Simpson, Mr. Al-
fred Jergensen, of Hamilton, were
motorists to Belmont to :itlciiri the
reception given in honor ol Mr. and
Mrs. Aage Johnson at the home of
Mrs. Fulton Simpson.
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Riunsiiy, oi
Summerslde, were recent guests of
Mrs. George B. MacNutt, Darnlcy.
Mr. Arthur Mnhar motorcd to
Charlottetown on Wednesday even-
ing and on his return was iiccom-
panied by his sister, Miss Lila Mn-
har, R..N., who came lioinc on nc-
count of the serious illness or lin'
father.
The ics cream social, undcr the
auspices of the Malpeque and Baltic
Auxiliary was held on Wcdiicsdiii'
evening, liistead of Tuesday, as was
first arranged. The ice cream mid
cake were very saleable and tlic iii-
foir was s success financially.--M.
Mr. and Mrs. Ewen Cameron mv'
tored to Charlottetown recentli'~
Grades 9 :mil 10- `
Editl M Elw t H -
art ros. rec . . _ ` ,pd Tayyon Upton’ 2 Marnm ._ _ - , , . . 3 H J
Jackson. Peters Road, and Mr. T- Mt. Hope, 4 Ruth Rogers, Bridge- Begum, Umor, g I Donald. Mt. Hop: 4. Francis Bridgetown. 2. Lois Wood, Strsth- b°“" 4 ;r:§Ccscyé01;;?;',' Morell Eashi C°D8l'Bi\1i¢¢i0nl U9 exicndcd w
Albert Hicken, in the creditable town. | I Campbell, Primrose. cona, 3. Olive Currie, Mt. Hope, 4. - Z 1531121’ 1';:iiHn1d.hM01‘C1l East' PROJECT M.__“,__
Catherine Nicholson. Bridgetown. een “img “ni MOWU Eiitit 1 M, Ma,
- y School.
shnvvlllg of their exhibits at the l Seo. 2 Ilrmstitc-hing - 1 Ruth, GI'-1d<‘s fl to 10. Exerrise Book.-
Kings Countv Exhibition this Sec. 3 Onions-1Audrf-v Bur- Rogers Bridgetown iAildrev Burdelt, Strathcona,
:a,_.
Grades 5. and 8.-1. Margaret
5 Reginald O’Brien, Mt. Mary.
var. Sicwurt Bros. siwciniizvd in dettc, strnthcnnn. 2 Glynn Eirih. i ' - ' `chri.»iiim» cnmnbciif Primrose. zjimncxcnzle. Bi-idselcwn. `2. oass FULLET “ CUCKEREL-
linizs rind sheep, Mr. Jackson in Bridgetown, 3 Constance Bates, Soc. 3 - Cro"heilng,- 1 0;,=¢'Mf\iifi Triylor. Upton. 4. Pearl Mac- Christensen, Upton. f|;'vn;"th 
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riiccp rind Mr. Hicken in live stock Bridgetown. 4 Elliotte Acorn. Prim- Christensen, Upton. ` imnn. Mi. Hope. | cim iii.-school work.-»s¢.i. 4. Y” ° '~ M°f°“ Em-
3 Byron Webster Morell East.
and other special lines. rose V Sec. 2. Map Drnwinir Grades 5. Peflmanshlpi-Grsdss 5. sud Six 3 Heb M E '
Mr. Reginald Johnston, Peters ` Sec. 6 - Embroidered Linen -liiiiid 6.-1 Margaret MacKenzie, (continued) 3. Otto Christensen. wmtee; he wen Mt' Mary'
Road recently left for the West gm 4 __ (;,,m|,,,-,__1L,,,.,m B-m._ :OH-Se Christensen, Upmn_ 2 Mmmillridgetown, 2. Harold Dockendorff. Upton, 4. Margaret Betton, Upton, 1 Ph msexwogf
where he will bc located with Mr. (tene, giraihconav 3 Maud Taylor-_,THYi01'. Upton, 3 Mary Campbell' Mt. Hope, 3. Margaret Betton._ Grades 7. and .B.-l. Margaret 2 Eniabeth ew  Mane'
w. A. Johnston or sumo, oni._1=_ U,,,.,,,_ 4 Glynn p,,,,,, B,,dg,,,,,,,,__Primros1~. Upimr. ,anrhce_ Mt. nope, a. mms woes, COLLECTION; 9" Mme'
----- i Gmri.-A 1 mia ii.-i. Aan iviac-fsirathcuni, a. Jenny Mscnum, N,,,,,°m weeds:
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::Awful Asthma Attacks. Is there sem 5 __ Beet! ___ 1 Glynn Firm, Div. B. (Girls Over 12 Years of Donnld, Mt. Hope, 2. Everett Mac- Bridgetown, 4. Ada Mlcbonsld, Mt. 1 ML Mary School,
n member of your family who is in Bridgetown' 2 Audrey Burdette' Azei- Sec. 3 Crocheting _. 1 Am, Lend, Mt. Hope 4. Erma Wood. Hope. 2 St. Peters Lake Bch 1
th? WWC" Uf this di5"95-*ing Strathcona, 3 John Campbell, Brid Macdmmid. Mt. Hope, 2 Aiidreyistrnthcona Grades 9 and 10.-1. Christine 11", |_¢"”_ oo'
trouble? No service you can ren- gewwm 4 Edgar Dofkendmff' ML B‘"'dl`i'l°- Strathcona. Class 12.-School Work.-Ser.. 2. Primrose, 2. Audrey Burdett, 1 sg pete” Lake i
dei- him will equal thc bringing to H0p¢_ Mnp Drawing.-Grades 9. and 10 Strathcona. 3. Eielnm' Idorfllofl, 3 ML Mary '
his attention of Dr. J. D. Kellogg’s Sec. 4 - Knitted Mitts - 1 Mar-| 1. Roma MacKay, Strathcona, 2. Bridgetown, 4. i Hattie _,,Wo0d,, 3 Mm-in
Asthma Remedy. This remarkable sm 7 _ Pumpkin' lchams .ra_,,_;§0r‘:t Mackenzie, Bridgcimvn , 2 Audrey Burdctt, Strathcona, 3. Strathcona. ~ ' Blmples of Wood-
rcin-.-dy;~ests its reputation upon lor, Upto 2 John Cam be B1-id-'iL"‘"" TBYi0i'. Strathcona, 3 Jeaninlsanor Morrison, Bridgetown, 4. Clsrs 13--(lontsetd.-Bos. L 1 stanley McEwen, Bt* peter;
ii i> li.
“iiiir itiiiis d°fi¢ f°f°"i"°~ It 11" sewwn. iiwrne Burdette. sirathcoiB°“"“» UPt°"- 4 Eunhcmia Mac-iuriiic wma. aimihemm singing.-1. sirsihcons school. 2. mire.
fi triiiv wonderful record. coveririslna. 4 Florence snrhoc Mt. Hope. donald, Primrose sec. ri. Art wnrir.-omni-I 1 ima Mt. Hope school ` 2 Gordon Mcmwen, si. Peters
years nnd years of success in almost
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` Class 9. 'Manuel Training, Sec. 1 2.-1 Jean MacKay, Strathcona 2. Ste. 4. Physical Drill lxofollqf- Lake.
cvi-ry part of this continent. Midi Clm 4 Fiiiwers. Sec: 1. -sweet Muklng stool _ Aiiim Miictcod. Hilbert Macleod, Mi. nope, 3. 1. sirsihoons school, 2. Bridge- a ri-sniric xeiiy, Mt. Mary.
even beyond the seas. . Pals - 1 Harold Dockendorff Mt Hope, 2 Jolui A. Burhoe, Mt. , Ervin MacLeod, Mt. Hope town school, 4 Raymond Jay, Mt, M _
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ALBANY AND violurnz
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Cameron were
recent visitors to Elmsdale.
Mr. and Mrs. George Burns and
family. accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest L. Paynter and son
Kenneth, motorcd to Charlottetown
on Sunday.
Mrs. Michael Mccsrville, of Csr-
leton spent s few days in Albany,
with her daughter. Mrs. Wm. G.
Trislnor.
~.Mr. Keith Cameron has left to st-
tend the Charlottetown Business
College.
Miss Alice Jewell spent s few days'
in Tryon with Mrs. Spurgeon Clarks.
M:-. and Mrs. Hubert Muttart, of
Bearletowri, on the arrival of ii nite
laddis ou Friday at tin. I’i‘ii1C¢
County Hoiipitsl, Summ:r.’.5e.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark MscQiif\i'\'i°
and Mr. MacQuarrle, of North Bril-
eque were in Tryon attendinli me
funeral of the late Mrs. Cui-tis
Lani.-A. '
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