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Edward Grade Il 1st, _Clarissa
Satur, lie- Barlow. and _ Winnifred
a 1 a equal,-3rd Irene Arsenaul; and Law-
frlends _rerice Pembroke (equal). Gmdel (serr-
menlior) lst, Bemice Gaudet and Violet
were, Arsensuiateqnnn 2nd, carrot oolnnr-i-_
highly Grade I t_iunior)_1st Faustina- Gaudet
fgnlsh and Annie' Poirier (equal). 2nd Winnie,
man - _
for overseas
is' a
native' R. R.
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GIFT APPRECIATEDI-'vida St.; John
,<iqsnltch;n_ya:--_"A sr1_ip_i _rg $330
given tp Rev. H. E.-,___’l‘ho as Y
the Methodist Conference to vcover
1119 ¢.’lP°l1¢es of ---furnishing a »_‘-home
for, his wiie_and_ _fai_nily dur_ll1S' _t_1\€
he w_ in act v '~.-serv ce-,Q _as
returgd by hlm"'to the confer-
ence. In rturning the money,i¢ Mr.
_the thoughtfuiness which prompted
the grant. The money was voted by
_the Conference assembled at, Sum-
marside in 1915. A reference edt) Mr.
Thomas’ action-» which appear in a
recent issue of the Wesdeyan say.s:-
#The brethren-will liearti-ly ' appreci-
ate both the sentiments of Brother
Thomas' letter and _his unselfish,
generous act_” ’ '
The semi-An-
Brackley School
inst. ' Theithree
tyenty-four other visitors
The teacher, Miss Cullen
Boates..of Central Royalty
questioned the pupils, whose
prompt answers showed they‘ -were
_making vejry creditable progress. A
short but well rendered program ot_
songs; recitations and dialogues was‘
given after which prlze`s for attend-
ance-were awarded to Fred Roper.
Ernest M,cMil1aa. and _Isabel .McMil-
ian. fi'_lie` pup_ils presented Miss ‘Cullen
with a. purse and a box of Chocolates.
She thanked them heartily for their
Sift and also expressed -her apprecia-
tion of the attendance of the rate-
payers and the new blaolqbo,ai;i lat't.-
ly fnstailedi Af generous su _ply of
candy provided by the teacher and'
several of the ladies of the district
_passed around. The proceedings
closed- with the National Anthem.
WELLINGTON SCHOOL.-The
standing of the pupils of Wellington
Station school for month of November
follows: Principals Department,
VIII. 1st Leona Cameron, 2nd
Poirier, 3rd, Helen Bishop.
VII, Aldoiia Gallant. Grade V,
Poirier, _2nd, Rene' Gaudet.
Ernie Gaudet. Grade IV. (senior)
Arthemise Poirier, 2nd, Theodore
3rd; Annie Mae Gallant. Assis-
V (junior)
nd i.e-
and ‘
-Grade ll|l,.1e-t_ Joe-
Porier and Mario Arsenault (equal)
Lauretta Nelligan, Tteucher.
Lieut. Lyman -Davison, ofilcer com-
monding'No.. '5 Siege Artillery Draft,
was on Thursday presen'ted~'by the
'men of the‘Artillery .draft under hlrm,
with a Colt's automatic refvolver, and
1111319119' the' 'following address, which _ was
Prime' read by Bomb. McKenna: 1 ‘»
A9 “ fe 1 ‘ The Armour-les, _ ‘ `_
PF°"m°i$lf "Charlottetown, P. E. l.
iustl ‘ December 22nd, 1916.
f°1`° Lieut. L. 1-i.;Davison. _- _
1111 050° . 'o. c. No. 5 siege Arnnerr nran,
W9°k°l`- - ' Charlotte'town', P. E. rl.
|119 W” -Dear Mr. Davison:
‘muh 5 Previous to the advent of the great
festival at Christmas, a general feel-
afena he ing of peace and goodwill exists he-
F|5h01`1€S tween mankind, and on su<_2i1' ah' oc.-
several ~ ' ‘
casion it is customary to remember
pressfon. ` -
Therefore, we cannot allqw, this op-.
lportunity to pass without-‘adiiiiirlng to
such a. laudable custom. not* hlednere
fact of it being a custom compeils -us
to do so, but because we earnslstlyiuud
During the time wo havehedii’-witii‘
you, you have always been"l<ilfil;;“1l1_11s’l'Lf'
eous and consideratef V your' i_ii‘st_
thought was for our-‘» _lta1;p_;* |yl_,=¢_oin
that we ar _tre`a. '_' rlyiail  -_ NA
` deeply grateleulk ani‘l'?&\'sid3%h‘('_siii2§s
fortunate to = have-_ _ sqonr§,i3_up§iho»
' In view' of» this we' ask_-yefu.-td; o_o-
nnc associations _wc-f now- ~I 
gether,. and also that '_ the 11 `
'en,_but will continue t0~‘_ ri ~ '-
closely in -a' common' hrothegliohd. for
our mutual welfare. i,»_-.  i1.'f`_-,"`_"
wish you a Merry Christmas and-‘an
‘~equally` bright and Happy New -Year.
Si ned' on behalf of the Draft,
'was made by_Sergeant_R.- S. -Huestls,
-' Lieui.. Davison rmade a fitting reply,
-~¢-~ ~....__
‘warmly thanking. his-men for their
spontaneously desire to cai‘ryy~`;'_it_out._
oillcer commandipgpfur ‘i_zflit,_. .~ -___‘l‘_f
'cept this token of our "é8teéi`ii"'iIh_d
bi about goodwill, and trust' that in'-' the Jdayls
mug? _to come it will recall the” in tilspii ~‘
' 'rin Draft, one and _an,~,-nqa_rttiy_.>
K
-_ 3 R. S, HUEH/FIS. Sergt. :-_y
_ W. P. MOKENNA. Bd!-§ l 1_'_/'
' The presentation 'bf' the f_“i~evo§lvor‘_
. 9.5
Miss Mathieson, teache'r‘ of Pownal
School, was presented by Miss Mabel
Picton at ll o`cluck Sunday morning
for Sumniorside. When nc-arly huif|
way across it psmseiigcr tool( a weak
turn and colla sed. As his condition
advisable by the-Captain to turn back
to Picton for niediqnl assistance >it_
being thc nearest po’i‘t..`§ After going
 and gc-ninl conversation. whlled- away
PRESENTAT|°N-'- 0" the eve 0.1' -u most enjoyable evening.. Miss
her d€l1111‘i11F0.- to spend her Xmas Johnson Murray Harbor was among
holidays at her home in Sumnierside, the guests. _
Enman. _on behalf Of the pupils of lolly is reported in Summerside har-
Pownal School, with zi beautiful bgr but 3,3 1¢-mg ag tho weather con-
Xrnas box. accorupanied by a nicely tinues as mild as it was yesterday. _
worded address. '_ the S. S. Noi'tliumbf,~rla.nd, will bel'
" -.`-- ' continued. on the western' route. Ou
THE STANLEV--'N10 Si111110.V 1**-fl the ‘first indication 'oi severe -frost.
D 3 1 ' y
appeared vcry .~:ci‘lous_it was _deemed go on the p1(,¢_0u.(;ha|410ne¢0wn- Hg,-_
'daily .ser:vi¢:0'~i1i°f4l\=ways. , _ *
the longest part of the journey bnckl
to Picton the sick pilssengor`_rallieti
and seeimcdso much bcttor that' it
\vus'ile'clded to put about once more
for C-liarloticlowu. This port was
rcacherl shortly hcforc 5 C-'c-lock. The
cargo of perishable freight, mainly
fruit, She will lay up here for re-
pairs before entering on her winter
work.
XMAS CONCERT AT SOUTHPORT.
-A very successful and enjoyable
C'-hristmiis concert was held in South-
port School on Thursday evening last.
Mr.~ 'I‘rainor, the' secretary ,of trust-
ees presided. A pleasing feature was
the Christnlas tree laden with .good
things in plo'ni._v for thc scholars. The
progizunnir which was quitc»a.leugtliy
mic, with thi- lir-.irty singing of “()_
(‘aunrlu" by the school. with Mir'-s 'l‘cnn
i.‘r'o`ssnmn presiding ni the organ. Par-
ticularly pleasing -was the' renditions
.of‘ the poem on Edith (lavell ,by Miss
Mildred- MacDonald. and the “Christ-
mas -Lullaby" by two ofthe children,
Harriet Gorveatto and' Wlnifre'd‘Ke'lly
(irc-at nir~rriment- was caused bythe
dialogue-"‘Taking thc (Yensus"' in which
Tenn Grossman. Wilfred Smith, Al-
phnnsus Duffy, iicrbert l3el1'andl Rol-
and Woodtook part.. Another dialogue
entitle-rl, Selling the Farm" was- great-
ly eiijoyefl. tiiosc taking part heing
Gussio Aylwai-rl, Albert. Gurvcatte and
Joc Trainor. The school chorus “Once
in zi Manger Lowiy," was given in
'splendid voice’ and the several Christ-_
mas rlrlirls by the cliiidrcn were rie-
cirledly well executed, efuvoking henrty
it-pple' se, The children of tho primary
class in their several numbers took
their parts splendidly and received
well deserved plaudiis from all pers-'
ent.
SUCCESSFUL AFFAIRF- On
Tuesday evening the adults class
combined with the organized class
of the Methodist Sunday School of
.Spi'ingficld, held an entertainment
and basket social in the Public hall.
dear fnends with mme itkvuzlme ex' ‘-'l‘h_e place being packed with as many
_people outside striving to obtain ad-
'.mis_sion. The Rcv. R.  Brodie
presided over the followingvprogtram-
mes;-_ Opening Remarks by Chairman;
Chorus__by the Choir; Rccitation _ by
Wad  ~- Robertson. entitled ‘.fTho
Feiteitfiful-‘I»*,iag; Trio by Misses Eng-
']ai§d_ ~aird_1Vi_r_°»“l\fcPhe|‘son a_R_d W|. C.
_s.`qssrs_~.sogb_t°\_i_qy~-_ T dnl# 'nmh in
'_B`r'ihlter, entitiegi ‘-‘  Cena `.” Recl-
gon
‘“i‘
fort and you l\ave1¢§.?itiiiue§»= to seé`jfm$wm` 'mi 'dv 'JI :ly n `cmpi` of
-iieiftelg'  s Englaid, Miss Dyment.
-Mrs - _P sbnrnh Miss Peters on-
tttled._ the libido fires burning"
-nscimloii-.yri-.Mixy1r\. Gorrin, '-'our
Union Jack.-’* Patriotic Play, re~
presenting .- four, nf»-the nations at
will' b 14 of the `s6holnrfi An ud-
,e tl-Q
Paper-"_‘by____§‘iss 'A-_. McLaren. Quar-
'1' ' _Y“_' _  ..
*Adress hy the Rev. IH. Brodie, who ln
-the <x`>\i`ifse»'of-h,is,'i\"§_marks dwelt upon
thea. condition : - -\-of tllelgium, France,
- _ ._  “if _
Phu” °‘ m°“d'm»9 w|’l%?Q5i §fjSerbia, A_mer-iqa_n~__ar}d finally the so
'adiiedf peace _teiiriiithf Germany; Solo
by Mrs. lVicI’herson‘,_ "Soldiers o'i
.Ganadad-!~.(2hoii',~'»i‘Boys of the King."
§i'Jla'lo_g_uef\'hy three»y'onng men and a
“lady.*~'Nati6nnl‘1£nthom, after which
M. E. Brooks proposed a vote of
_thanks to Mrs. McI'herson_ for pl'e5
/siding at' thc "m‘gr`ln. wliiclr' was‘~csr-
lried unanimously. -immediately after_
_the entertainment Mr. F. Swcet_so1d
_hy auction tlze baskets. The total
proceeds for' he evening nmountlng
_to $73.50, which is to he devoted to'
*thoughtful action ' - ._
buying wool and Red Cross pur-
poses.-W.
- -~* --W* *Ig
-nor MacKinnon, -l’resident,»; presided
steamer brought 25 passengers and 
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N NDM_.E»--»Tli schooner _ ill _, _,A .1
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Thomas expressed his ar>i>reciationof1  ___ BG ___ rn-semp _ --_   _ _ _ ____ __ 
- smovasts rims.-on saturday _- --    -_ ~ »
THE ' STEAMER8.- Considerable
however, slic_will proceed .to (_‘-l\ni'-
lot-l.'eto_wn.-_ .11 _ismfxnectoil that- the
Stanle:>:,. which .line been having her
boiler ovvihaulcd wi‘1l be read to
vice on Monday ‘nextyand perform n
.ini _---» rr-"*"*' '
CMJE DON-IAN-,£L.UB.- Ex-Govci'-
ni. the. monthly meeting of the Cale-_
douisu=Clul|. last evening. The follow-_E
ing committees were appointcdz'
Audit- Messrs D. F. Bethune,
Alex. A. Macdonald, and (‘-ol. Stow-
art. . Charity, Mr. S. A. McLeod,
Golf.-.Stewartf Mr. Ale`x. A. Macdon-
ald. ~Bufrns Concert,- Messrs S, A.
hit T M McMi.ll
Pu A -_ -;. '-ommitteee'-_ ,__ ' ' s _ _ ' 1
 .ni.'.f°-..r...f~.=.r......;.:_.. _ _ gf _i-
_met at tho' in Iwo QD Friday, the n 1- ‘ » _  _
inet, rliiU“1irQ€;l1fed_‘@_Bir ~pa3_tl!r.‘_Rev. -~ » » ' ~  ~ " - " ~-  14/ f--‘.‘ . ~-`-_ ;_
John lu. Murchison with a ‘beautiful - ' ._ j-_ ‘_ -. ,`
‘ -coon &>osti“Mr£"=laii\ea§7fK.-lladilolltfitl. . .. _ ’ : < ‘  ' _
V _ gave the addre'ss,‘and_ made the lpres- ~:,. _-l ~. _  n-.~  =\  -$
entatl_on_- Mr. Mu|'ch_ison"repiie__d~“ ini- »_-~ "--no _  rr <1 .,»|.'»w- /_ ff _ `--`T_~\_. __  f - .  ._
word expressive ofa-_his deep ll`M11’0" -. . I  -   °""1` ` ~ 5 ' `
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1 """"'“° ' ` "°""" " Vocal and instrumental music, games "~  ~- »-~ ~ -   
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_ ft-'an-i)11s_"  hours
'of suspense; and struggle!
' wholesome and-~l°ie11éficial“.
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evening last, Mr. Ernest Bell, Whitei _ _ _ . __ _ _ __ ’  _ __ -za' _  -' "
 _ Sands, entertained a nuniber of ilu: 4 -_ D - _ _ ____  _ _ igglfgg 'Y" ‘ "' ~'3`;.-“_°`§.’f‘ ‘.:
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§  _ W mas tree prettily decorated, und » '~ _ .» _ ‘_ " ‘ _ _ `~f‘_,_‘_,‘_;'3_‘§,{._”"-§'f__'-If
_ containing many presents was taste- _  __. ,_,_~___ _ ___  _ /_ -5 - ‘  _._-_.f-_}M~;'_<_
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It helipsappettifle ,and digestion
too. Delicious _ and. -_antiseptic-'
1 After' every...-rhee1”' and in; the
long watch; __`t`hi§f"Iasfing refresh-
1 ment che_erS-*_tl`1o`u_sands every
day. A boon tof smokers. Send
some _packets E01' a bogc to your 1
§'§.”,”§F§;;”l.Fn.‘2fr0.§'-r,wyw. war _.TA Irs QN.sA1.E EVERYWHERE.
ker, D. .F. Bethune, and the Presi
dent. The Financial Secrctsrr. M
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Ew'G"'LETT COMPANYNJMITED fully arranged in the dining room. ---1 »-_:,r»'~.~..-. -- ._ ._ .,_ -__  '_ /9';-'Vg 0 -  4
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G. 'Frank Lane, of the _ 22lst (Bull-_ _ __“,_igley_n"dd__ ,rbrnnm 48,70”
is spending ii. furlough with his par-A ' ._C.52 r _ . _
ents,.Mr. and Mrs: George J. Lane. _...f--. _ ._ _' _ _ __ -fr _
dogs)_()vorsean Battalion, Winnipeg, _ _ _  _ ___
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of this city. Private Lane held u good
__ __/`_<__
position on the staff of the C;1na_dian »-"-"*‘“"` ‘ /ll ' ' V ‘ \ -- f/ -_ _
Bank of Commerce, in W nn peg. ' ~ ff, _ _ _ ' '
when he enlisted in March last The ' / **‘“°"'  /-J g 1
Europe Pte Lane reports that ic - »: /
inntions fo1°_Decemher. _Grade Vll.-¢
1, Audrey ~-Nicolle . and -°AS11@H C19'
men-ts\'6equal) ; -2,--Florence. Clements;
3, Freeman --Machvu .snd._-Ethel.-=B“€'u
(equal); 4, Mabel W\hite, -Grade Vi.
-1 Isabel Nicolls; _2, Roy Brooke; -If
Eunice'Becl_¢. Grade V.-1. Stewart
(lloments aiid`Eugene Glover; (equal)
2, George White; 3,' Marion Bell; 4|
Sarah Bell-;° Ev; *iiamos Der-by and- Ro;
bert"Machon-~ (equalip 6, John Bell
and John. Glover _ (equal)  Grade lV.‘
1, Artiiur-1-Brooks and Irene Nicolle
(equal); 2, Lizzie Derby; 3, Everett
Whlte';- 4,»Thomas Clements; 5, Bella
Derbyand 'Lester Buell. (equal); 6,
Lucy Buell. Grade I-Ii.-1. Elmer*
Glover, .Willie Be-ll, Harry White und
Ethel Bock (all equal.) Grade lil.-
l, Laura' ‘Nicollo and Evcllne 1le|'bY-
icqual); 2, David Be'li.'Grado i.-1.
Percy Bell. `
-LATE‘8WIMMlNG.-'A record-_ in
into swimming _was ejstabilslierl at
Clnirlottetown at noon on Christmas
Day, when a few of the cold-water en-
thusiasts of the-< Hillsboro Boating
and _Swimming Club toolc a plunge
into the icy brine at the' Boating Club
quarters, Ferry wharf. Needless to
say, they did not endeavor to swim
across 'the river, out- to thc harbors-
mouth, or any such'long distance
feat .as that. Judging by the alacrity
they displayed in- getting out of the
frosty wetness they apparently- had
reasons to boliovo that the river
might freeze over before they had
time to emerge from lt: Any way,
there were large chunks' of ice float-
ing about which were in themselves,
'a menace to human navigation. lt is
now understood that this intrepid
body of aoquatic friends are ,satisilerli
with the record they have achieved'
'and have sworn to~foI'v80 the-“drink”
tl1llncl¢t~\seusen.;~\   ‘- '- - ~
1- .‘u=. 11- 1
FOR BRAVERY.-'L The last issue
of Tho Canada Gazette contains ti'
ioin;..ilup .ol -names . of., Canadian soldi-
ers msntiqnoll, in _giospatohes and de-
corate-;1 .$911 __.gn)la_ntry__._ Tho _late Ser-
gsant_,g_ _ H ._ _ffrccket _of . York.,-P. 
I.. who was awarded the Distinguish-
ed Coiufuct- Medal is thus referred to.
"231l_7~_8gh--_]?,,_ H. ». Crockett,__lnf.
For ons s allantry in ac ion -
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221st is now one fthous-and strong, _ . ` _ ' ,W f . v- ‘ _ =,,, 
and will likely be leaving soon _ for /l// Z _ '.\  _, _ ¢ , X  ~ _ _
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cruiting is brisk _in fthe wcst_and_ tho /I   -,4 /  ; \;" _.__ __  '  _ _ - in /
boys of the 221st are entering into _ _ _ __ _r_/-_ ._ H - .1 their work with great spirit. Pte. _ \\\\\_- /` /  ‘ fi , _ -'  . _ /y/._
Lune is one of the slgnallers. He is, _ - /,'/// / , ~g7 ~ _   Q _ _ f _ _'/_/1
a brother of Mr. Fred Lan'e`,_the well- I / il __ - Q -_ 4: ‘ -._ »_ 5 _ _- . 
known hockey player, ni. present with - / _,_ "_/_If _ r yi  __ __ (_  /
tho Bank of Conimerce staff in Snn1_- ` /// /_ / ' 1- ' ~ _  \\ \ _K
merside. -  X/   1 1 _  _ . é-J, _ 9 / I
._ _ . ‘ | _,_ _ _ . '
‘ sci-tool. w0RK.- The following //  ~' Hi/  -\   " - _ ,-
is tho-standi-rig-'ofqthe pupils oi' White f- - ' '_ --
Sands School in their monthly exam- ~*  -_ _ ._ _ _ _ _i _
"‘ -#Ld-h""" "“’ iii-diilihialnnni "1 i_
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osA~N»v‘| Las? ursms.-“ .-rrns iwon;
lw1D_l?\_'1‘t the ._fQi1._‘iFl- ..-”.`°!li‘.“-1-““i“"1’-
Miss Marion Morrilic 18- 11611110 »-:F0111
Lakeviflloi- spend-iI1$~ he-,_ .. 0h__,_s_ma__
holidays w||__h'=;.-)1'e'r graiidsparr-his Mr.
and 'Mrs:~ df"-\v». ~iv1orris.-- -Mr. pror-
bort Mchutt'-isu~n'ot-‘_ian-proving as: fast.
as his frlcnrlswoulrl wis-h to sce_’l\in|_
_MN Vt/._'._, Gunn, tile.-village srnith,
is agiglto .bc at"1worh'agah1,'tz'i'ter his
severe "é'dld. 4\ll"o’i'iey ‘Stétsone-*il*-)avisoii
is' sliliiiziroidlags-his ~roe_zrim*.‘moc_t.ii1gs
and has good- progralnnios 'rendu' pight
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l;  if' $1. .`,,_»:i . ff,"-' -iitifl ‘.73 1 1'.-'
the-r  been ` 1111l!_1,`.iil-l11c_i;t,_ Wid-
oi’ meeting.- The iled Cross is doing
gtxgd-j_w_ork-_h_ere._ _ They liave _already
sent away 27 pairs of socks and arc
still knitting. -'l‘liey- had J. very enjoy-
nblo meetings at Mrs.'Tom Burygon‘s
last Thursday evening and consider-
able knitting was done. -Tho. hali-
yuitrly cxninination of tho school took
place on tho- 21st, ii goodly nuinhcr
ci’ the parents being present. The pu-
pils were examined by the teachers
in tho different branches taught, and
acquitted tlieinsolves very crcditably
and the on thought *was expressed
by tirore.-;‘\$Qp__;spoko, that tam school
was doing good work under the mana-
gement of Miss M. McLe'od_..Nu_ts and
candy were passed aro`\`i'nd'to' the chil-
dren bythe teacher from a, well-trim-
-mod Chris-tmas tree and on the tree
was found a nice present from the pu-
pils to their teacher' which she in a
grncnfu'l manner thanked the/n'i f0_r. She
took hor departuro for Uigg the' same
cvcnlng to spend her Christmas holi-
days with her pare/nts and renew ac-
quaintances of old friends- His
many friends are pleased to seo Mr.
L. G. llenry out driving after his
prolonged illness.
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Although,wou1?detl, he assumed com-|
mnnd.ot is-.piatoc . handlinz his men
with groin. oouragg and initiativia‘.»i»{e5-'~ Y
set a-_.splendid example of cooinvls
and ehUity.throughout." The follow-___ __ `
ing reference is made to Mr. C_. E.
h‘airweathgr, a former well .l¢nown__
banker of this city, who il-a nativs__j »_
of Nev/"Brunswick, who was made' ti
companion-of..ihe Distinguished Eff-
vico 01dor;- "Tr-.»mp. Mai. .Char cs
Efiwaryl _l|°§|tirv.~_e:|i,hor, inf. For coli'-_~'
spicuoua gsllnntry in uctionr W|thl.‘
his ri-:np'in_v. hc slug s trench ,200
yards fn front of tho front line under
intense tire, and' thorsbi' rendered
the support necessary to .ensure tho
safety of tho- ground gained by s
iipnking battalion. l~fe_dlsblayed the
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