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     THE CHLUUHFTETOWN GUARDIAN 
     
    
   
   
    
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     T112 News BUDGET 
     
    
   
   
    
     MONDAY llnii wife. formerly Mia Honrilttl- 
     
    

    
     rumour. ..sA'.ru|t.nAY - Tbelswmt "l" "m" W11 s» "11 H 
     
     tuna“; a u‘. 1M. Hon“ M” his Bflef stricken parents, Mr. and 
     
     K111111111‘ who passed “my 1n Top 1111s. Joseph D. Arsellallll; also tlie 
     
     onto on March 12, wan held Sulfur-h; 9'1"! bmm“? “Pd 551°"- 
     
     day afternoon from‘ the Cutcliife- “m Theresa- hvelln- Lmmlne 
     
     Funeral Home. Services at the-sgimemylas, “F humfi 31mm" 
     
     bonn- and gray; w,“ colmuctm by; r, ustm, is employed in the 
     
    
   
   
    
     R ._ G_ C .11 w ha‘ _-1-h 11_ woods Ln New Brunswick 
     
     °‘ .25.” s’... “ivncréilli... w“ 1= erected 1m M 1M wi- 
     
    
   
   
    
     bearers 
     
     J.J. Trainer‘, John Smith, James i em‘ whim,‘ M“ b‘ held 0“ mesdly 
     
     5111111“ A K Macphflh Emuhnt nine oclock with services in St. 
     
     Currie. Interment l-Iighficld ctrntc-‘Mmrlk Cmwfllt Chapel. 
     
     1e13,‘ | Interment will be in st, part1; 
     
     illoman Catholic temetenv, sum. 
     
     nwtzctano DAMAGED -<-COIl- "‘m‘d°--s'  , 
     
     lldcrable damage by firt- was Tbbam“ 
     
    
   
   
    
     (‘0NGRATl‘LA’l‘l0NS- m. 311.1 
     
     lllrs. Ralph \V_ Robertson. Kings- 
     
     boro are today celebrating the 25th 
     
     anniversary of their marriage. and 
     
     are receiving the 
     
     of their many friends. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘clone. to the residence of Mr. D. 
     
     D. lVicEwen. 169 Prince Street. 
     
     Saturday morning before the 
     
     City firemen could extinguish‘ 
     
     the blaze. It is understood the 
     
     fire began near a fireplace locat-l 
     
     cd in the rear oi tile hott-se. The 
     
     “fills “PM '3" fiwplace and m“ has there been such a successful 
     
     back of the kitchen range worqsh P1111101“ D1“, parade 1n Chap 
     
     datnagerl votrslclernbll‘. The calll1u11c1hh.h as mo‘ one whkh spam 
     
     was sent itt tn the fircliall short- $1111.11 h‘. 1119 Bunhvohgnt Irish Sm 
     
     17 “"1"” 9 a-"l- r161). was held titrottglt the down- 
     
     "i ' < ~' ' v 
     
    

    
     rive-iii.  _ - roast.‘atl."i..ilt..fi;'t..z:stiiftt 
     
     funeral oi the into Philip D D. ,1he 1111131,: o1 thp nth Reece band 
     
     ltfacliure took plroc Saturday lllCYll-I ' ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     I 
     
     1;; at 940 froi the itome of his ~ . 
     
    

    
     hepltetv. hlit-ltacln Doyle. North Rus-  h1zglbsgzgxhg1‘Hlggggolgfi:  
     
     liftl- f" slfllfl- M3135 Qmm“;  1 ed home after spend-lug the bust 
     
     RPfllllPm H1511 M11155 “asfee “Kn 1tworweeks witih her mother, Mrs. 
     
     by. the Rea. Wrllhiim ltftiCabityytlcé I 131mm Jarvh,‘ 1111mm; R0311 The 
     
     A150. 091151119154 l 9 5911f? l 1sympathy' of the whole community 
     
     crate. The brill-bearers “v10 M985" goes out to Mrs Jarvis and romai- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Not since before the last 
     
    
   
   
    
     Thomas ‘Turner. Cleve Robinsotn. tn the death of 1191. husband, 1111,’ 
     
     J J Blacqttiere, Thomas Hiscott. 311,115 who passed an.“ Feb‘ 1,811.1 
     
     5111111‘ 3TJCKEIlZ-l15 Md 93TH] after a prolonged illness. 
     
    

    
     Toombs. [interment mus in the 
     
    
   
   
    
     —l.\"HONOUR 0F ST. PAT- 
     
     RICIVS DAY - As hos been his 
     
     stso srouzu _ Handibaga on mam 1-0, a great many yeml 
     
     newer sate B.‘ permanent rwvsll- on MflrCh 17th. Mr. .1. E. Dalton‘ 
     
     cries of lathe sum: 0f money Th" distributed gifts oi "The Little 
     
     truth has now been forcibly 1111' Green Shamrock" to his friends 
     
     pressed 1111011 the 1111114 0! l G187" and acquaintances yesterday It 
     
     ton Street woman who, Upon H" goes without saying that his 
     
     turning tn hot" residence l. WW, thoughtfulness svas much appreci- 
     
     ni-ghts ago. discovered that b0!‘ alcd by those remembered. par- 
     
     purse i-nntainintt $750 was b11513 ticularly as the real shamrock is 
     
     trig, She immorliatelv notified the» dlfftctnt to obtatnrs 
     
     City Police who, despite u. 111"?- 
     
     ough lnvesitigatimti, were unable to‘ The seorrh for the. lwtly of 
     
     "hFPIk the case." Early last Sat- sit-wart McNeill. Rocky Point. who 
     
     trrdny morning. ltnwever, $500 -.\ “his feared in have drotvtied on Mon. 
     
     1-@turnsd_ A boarder returning to diiy, March 10, rwltilo crossing the 
     
     the house found the money bc- ice on foot from the City to his 
     
     tween the two front doors. home in Rocky Point, has been 
     
    
   
   
    
     fruitless. 
     
     Eula 111M118 59W“? Fmllmces 
     
    
   
   
    
     church cemetery. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     _ Neighbors of the missing man. 
     
     that mi saturda)’. a Summersldct undcr the direction oi‘ and xtxisled 
     
     veteran, Wendell A. MacNutt. hB-Slbyr tit, R.C M P., have been car- 
     
     mml-titt the business in partn-ershiv rying on an intensive search in the 
     
     tyitlt E. Paul Sharpe. of Charlottc- vicinity of the spot when- they 
     
     tmvn. Mr. MacNutt or “Maw as he found his cup and some groceries 
     
     is known to his friends is one 0i oar the ice last Friday. 
     
     1111-96 bmthtil-s attic serWd OVBYSCM Inspector N J A1ldt"i‘r0l‘l. R C 
     
     kt the R.C.A.F. His service career M..P. expressed the opinion last; 
     
     also 1119113194 a year with the Fleet niglil that further searching under 
     
     Al»; Ami of the R C N. His 10181 ptttsotvi conditions would not ac- 
     
     gervice time was over iciur Y9K" complish anything. 
     
     and hi5 flying time amounts t0 5W1 A heavy tide is said to rtnt where 
     
     hours. when with the Fleet A1I1tthe missing man is believed to have 
     
     Arm, Miac ixas flying the famous fallen through the ice. 
     
     sectfircs. one of the inmost lighter] 
     
     plane type! in the world. 1-115 X01311! Summeralde firemen were called 
     
    

    
     and skill and enthusiasm m ilygnl; i to the apartment of Mr. Francis .7. 
     
    

    
     bring a real asset to our local 1111118 Mciyerll, .\i.l_..A. on Harvard Street, 
     
    

    
     Suititltncrside. about 1 o'clock es- 
     
    
   
   
    
     “flfi 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     great deal was being done through 
     
     the presi, radio, and field workers 
     
     in improving the nutritional value 
     
     .of the Canadian diet. 1t. in not 
     
     only the poor who lock proper 
     
     food. venereal diseases had been 
     
     given the attention of organized 
     
     clinics in evuy pmrly of Oannd; g; 
     
     a result o! the presure of volun. 
     
     181')’ workers tn the interest of 
     
     public ltcalth. Roiaritm Dr. W.J.P. 
     
     ltfat-Millanin thanking the speaker 
     
     described some of the work lacing 
     
     tiorte by the Red Cross and spoke 
     
     highly itt’ the coutrlhttiion of the 
     
     Rotary Club in aid of crippled 
     
     children. Much more work of this 
     
     nature could be done. he said. It 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘was the responsibility of the Fed- 
     
     cohg1.h1l1._h11o,hslct'al Government to lake a lead in 
     
     1i~a>es where tire {lISPHSQ was 1-,; m- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ltronal concern. The speaker was 
     
     introduced by 
     
     tore)‘. Rotaria“ 
     
     chairman. 
     
     “FEDNESDAY 
     
    

    
     11cm; t-‘noru ormwa - w. 
     
     R. B. MacKiuntiti and Mr. H. 
     
     Richardson of the Batik of Can- 
     
     ada. Ottawa. are in the Oity can- 
     
     ing upon the local branch and 
     
     others in the financial business. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Rntarian Frank 
     
     Bill Rotvg was 
     
    
   
   
    
     PRIVATE FUNERAL _ The 
     
     funeral of the late Mrs. W F Tid- 
     
     rnarsli wts hcld privately from St. 
     
     Peters Cathedral _\'OSl9X‘d8v after- 
     
     noon. Service was conducted by 
     
     Rev. Canon EM. Malone. Inter- 
     
     ment mats in St. Peter's Cemetery. 
     
    
   
   
    
     EXCEPTIONAL E G G - The 
     
     Guardian received an exceptionally 
     
     large egg from Mr. Lester Duggan. 
     
     Sea View. layed by one of his Ply- 
     
     mouth Rock pallets, which welgh- 
     
     ed seven ounces. ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     JOINS R.C.M.P. — Mr Berton 
     
     Holtn, son of Mr and lvlrs Basil 
     
     Holm of DeSablc leaves this morn- 
     
     ing for Ottawa to lake up his dut- 
     
     i with the R.C M P before leav- 
     
     for Regina on a training course 
     
    
   
   
    
     FUNERAL YESTERDAY -- The 
     
     furteral of Miss Mary M. lVfat-Don- 
     
     ald tva< ltelrl yeult-rrlay morning 
     
     from the A. A. l-Ir-nnesseyt Funeral 
     
     rllome tn St. Dunstanis Basilica 
     
     where Requiem High Mass was 
     
     celebrated by Rev. Kenneth Mac- 
     
     Mlllan who also conducted services 
     
     at the grave. Thc ball bearers were 
     
     Aiban l\fat*Dr~:t:titl, Frank Cou- 
     
     uick. Joseph Hughes and Donald 
     
     l’. Mat-Donald. 
     
    
   
   
    
     FUNERAL AT BAY l<‘0R'l'l‘I\'l-‘— 
     
     The futirral of liic late H‘ Wesley 
     
     litfttcKottzlr was held from Bay 
     
     Fortune United Church yesterday 
     
     rrflcrnoott. The service was t-un- 
     
     dlltied bylilte Rev WA M4,». 
     
     Quttrric. Ititcrmeint  in Bar 
     
     Pct-tunn- Cemetery. Thi- trallbcarcrs 
     
    
   
   
    
     have the support of the people. A and Clifford Francis. Judgmentfor 
     
    
   
   
    
     M.) 
     
    
   
   
    
     plaintiff for 51.06150 and cosll. 
     
     Wilma Hll8hes vs. Leo Mallctt 
     
    

    
     and Clifford f-‘mn-cis. Judgment 
     
    

    
     for plaintiff for $1,160.50 and 
     
    

    
     008M. 
     
    

    
     In the above cases Messrs J. B. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Henry Noonan appeared for the 
     
    
   
   
    
     for the defendants 
     
     Judgment for the plaintiff f 
     
     $300 tmd costs was also given y 
     
    
   
   
    
     case involving a ntotor-cru- collision. 
     
     The plaintlfif, Mr, Roland Kelly. 
     
     tvas represented by Mr. J. B. John- 
     
     son while Mr. J, A. MacDonald. K. 
     
     C.. appeared for the 
     
    
   
   
    
     Piggott. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Introduction of a bill to imple- 
     
     ment the provisions of a new 
     
     Donunion-Proflncial tax arrange- 
     
     ment was forecast in the Speech 
     
     from thte Throtte read by His 
     
     Honour Lieutenant Governor J. 
     
     A. Bernard at the opening of 
     
     the fourth session of lh-v Forty- 
     
     flfth General Assentbly‘ of 
     
     Province yesterday. 
     
    

    
     The Speech 
     
     creased teachers’ salaries, rural 
     
     high schools, extension of titty- 
     
     sical fitness training and other 
     
     measures, including a new dc- 
     
     partttient of government to han- 
     
     dle tourist traffic, fisheries, trade 
     
     and commerce. 
     
    

    
     The opening ceremony, which 
     
     took place at 3 pm“ Was large- 
     
     ly attended. A guard of honour 
     
     from the 17th Reece Regiment 
     
     under Oapt. R. J. Mahar. ac- 
     
     companied by the regimental 
     
     bond. was in attendance and 
     
     mad-e a fine showing. His Hon- 
     
     our was accompanied by his 
     
     aides LL-Col. P. S. Fielding. M. 
     
    
   
   
    
     M., E.D., and Lieut. R. C. liic- 
     
     Millan» D.S.C.. and private sec- 
     
     retary Dr. J. A. MacMillnti. 
     
    
   
   
    
     lnttettnvtl, is (letui anti Jnsrtilr Mr- 
     
     Donnltl, 2i, rll<ti of Dundee. L4 
     
     lying in the Charintlctouln Hospital 
     
     seriously wounded as tllc_r't"1t_1li 
     
     ‘of an alleged altercation said to 
     
     have occurred in Roaclrs store 
     
     about 9 o'clock last night. 
     
    

    
     Dundee is a'cottimuniiy a few 
     
     lliilcs from Motell. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Donald went into Roaclrs slot.‘ 
     
     shortly before 9 o'clock and laegati 
     
     to‘ admonish Roarh for havini: 
     
     sold his tMi-Diriialtllsl sentinel‘ triu- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     thet- icmozt extract. During the 
     
     n ltmcnt Roach snatt-ltctl ut: a‘ 
     
     single-barrel shotgun anti shot 
     
    
   
   
    
     onlookers. heuoml-ng pantie-st 1 Ick- 
     
    
   
   
    
     wcrc Lcrni; Keefe. Fxsnk Mac. 
     
     Clurnpltn. Reid Untlethay. Ernest 
     
     Under-tray. Ralph coffin. Ilarvey 
     
     MacKccizie. 
     
    

    
     BANK Ol"1*1(.l.\l.S IIERE - 
     
     Messrs. R.,Riclt.ir'tlsori anti R. B. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     hciorc one of them look the shot’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     force. Mr 
     
    
   
   
    
     marrow at 2 o'clock frflm 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mnry 
     
     man. uhtr llnS bchrtt abvcry iuitbh- 
     
     . . Iiul tirember. liut tas eon tun-t c 
     
     McDonald in the left shoulder. F1101 ‘o humd ‘m. mnclings Yhchhflyv 
     
    
   
   
    
     -— T0 TAKE 
     
    
   
   
    
     number of years. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. Justice McGuigan in another  
     
    
   
   
    
     after about thirty years in th 
     
    
   
   
    
     meat business in Sutnmerside, has, 
     
     because of ill health. disposed of 
     
     his business to Mir. Kaye Hansen 
     
     defendants, ~- 
     
    

    
     Messrs Russell McIntyre and Garth Sig:uhigmgéezhtleginghinpafhertzlfi;f ' lgsrginhlfig?rtltllgoglfii o" and 
     
    

    
     " t i oo I 
     
    

    
     Siiliphant maintained B x p 
     
     his meat business at a fine statid- 
     
     ard o! cleanliness and efficiency. 
     
     whim m’ dmlbt Mr- B31159" Wm‘ the woods on the Inkerman shore. 
     
     ntoke it a point to uphold-s. 
     
    
   
   
    
     —FUNE-RAL YESTERDAY -- Th 
     
    
   
   
    
     funeral qt ‘the late Ernest Arseini-_ The p011” "m, 
     
     aull who died on Euturdey, liiarch‘ 
     
     ' I" - ' 2 . ' . 
     
    

    
     ‘he 113%-ohéllgdgwggoninnzdéléiézzgllg Mrs. George Nelson, City. appear- 
     
     his intents. Mr. and Mrs 
     
     “l” l""‘““l m‘ D. Arsotiault. Ottawa Street, Sum-l 111g 1,, ‘h, “u, Robert Nelson n; 
     
     merside. It was one of the most 
     
     largely attended funerals in Sum- 
     
     mersidc for a long time. The 11111-1 
     
     bearers were. Messrs. Vincent Sav- 
     
     idant Jr.. 
     
     Grady. 
     
     Perry and Norman SOnier. A n- 
     
     quiem Mass was sung by Rev. How- 
     
     ard Wight and th. final rights at d" mofnlng_ 
     
     the grave were performed by Rt. 
     
     Rev. G.J. lvfimcbellarnt, V.G 
     
    
   
   
    
     Don-aid sonler. 
     
     Wilfred Gallant. 
     
    
   
   
    
     -S. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The deatih occurred at 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mrs. 
     
    
   
   
    
     year. She is survived by six sonsl 
     
     B0118 - until 3.30 Friday afternoon. March 
     
     He. Jam-ea. Harden. IIBTYY- 55-128. at the City Police Court. 
     
    

    
     The 
     
     daughters. Mrs. ‘Lhomas l-"ord. El- 
     
     lerslic; Mrs. mlsavorth Gillis. El- 
     
    
   
   
    
     and four daughters. The 
     
    
   
   
    
     vvlard, Isaac, and John. 
     
    
   
   
    
     L" R°““"- 6" i““"““'""" “°"°' lerslle“ Mrs. Marsawt Mncltut- brothers and sisters. Among uic 
     
     kewe" “t Dunm“ Kim“ Coumy land ‘Howlan- Mrs. Allen Meth- brothers are Cecil, Reginald. ‘and 
     
     village about 24 miles from Cltar- era“: “aminghhm, Mhss_ Meflm‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     "rite late Mrs. 
     
     widow of the. lnic Henri‘ 
     
     viirc was one of the pioneers in 
     
     tihc- silvmufox industry. lie pro- 
     
    
   
   
    
     deceased her eight years at!"- 
     
    
   
   
    
     The f1tneral will be iteltl tu- 
     
    
   
   
    
     residence in Cascumliffi 
     
    
   
   
    
     The story as revealed to the R. _ ,1!‘ ‘W275i; __ A \. n. neighbor; rushed in "my 1011115 
     
     C‘. M. P». 111st 1118111 is "11" M“ .332...” event}; 11-,“ smut (‘tit Rc-rhe dead in the buck morn with 
     
    
   
   
    
     the llnmc of Mr. and Mrs. Hump- 
     
     snn Bmvntan. 
     
     Mat-ch l5 by tuombcrs of Q\1<‘\‘" 
     
     1.. O. B. A.. who met to 
     
     spend the eliciting with Mrs, Bani‘- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Music was furnished by M95515 
     
    
   
   
    
     on, t-irshed out of the store but not; nrmhkhMacDonzdd‘ Davis wh-HL 
     
     Roland Ward and Mrs. Dlerelt 
     
    
   
   
    
     izun from Roach ztud~ptti ll in ai HD1111“ which “.85 hnjoyhd m. n11; 
     
    
   
   
    
     corner. 
     
     Shcrlly- afterwards. another shot! 
     
     was heard and upon investigation. 
     
    
   
   
    
     also step-dance from Mrs. B4110" 
     
     Hal-tires. Kingston. 
     
     Marshall prcsented the guest 0i 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mrs. Duncan 
     
    
   
   
    
     Rout-it ivas found dczid in the lrark1il_1On0X_ Mm a 1.111“ 1W“ as h n“ 
     
    
   
   
    
     EMIALMING‘ 
     
     COURSE - Mr. lkisor Bowing? of 
     
     Bummerside has left for Boston. 
     
     Mass. to take a nine months course 
     
     at the New England Institute of 
     
     Emlnlming nind Mineral Directing. 
     
     ‘Mmsm- H- F- Mwphee- K-C» "M mrflttbfimlanngrortaluwgeslitmwhlililamg; 
     
     h , . . . , 
     
    

    
     Plaintiffs and" Mr. R.R. Bell. KC,  1:1,": 
     
    
   
   
    
     Joseph 
     
    
   
   
    
     James! victim of a shooting incident iii 
     
     Joseph 
     
    
   
   
    
     herlforeman; J. M. McFudtyon, Abert 
     
     Mme 1n Olwumlnw Tuesday of, Melina, Howard Hobbs. luituio A. 
     
     Henry lwwts 1n her 90nd McClnllell. and mtpti Jiinktiin. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Lewis was the 
     
     Iietvis 
     
    
   
   
    
     the of the store. A few minute: later, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Hnmumlre. on 
     
    
   
   
    
     For OUR SATURDAY sutssoRtBERs 
     
    
   
   
    
     T? _ 
     
    
   
   
    
     with forget-uiie-notl. She _c|rrled 
     
     a bouquet of pink cat-nations. 
     
    

    
     ‘Ihe bridesmaids. Min Josie 
     
     Liarter and Mill Bettie Prcctor. 
     
     were dressed identical in tur- 
     
     quoise and pink floor length 
     
     gowns and wore uquln Daniel. 
     
     They carried nouqlyl of mined 
     
     flowers. i ,, 
     
    

    
     Th4 groom wu obi IQIINI 
     
     by his brother Mr. Gordon Ill- 
     
     Donald. 
     
    

    
     The ushers were Mr. Walter 
     
     c Josey, brother of the bride and 
     
     Mr. Calvin Proctor. . 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     A frigidalre, some clothing. and 
     
     household 
     
    
   
   
    
     pans. dishes and other culinary 
     
     ~articles were recovered by the 
     
     City Police yesterday evening in 
     
    
   
   
    
     An examination of the book: 
     
    

    
     | and clothing disclosed papers with 
     
     92 the nnme "Nelltm" upon them. 
     
     did some ohonc 
     
     calling which resulted in Mt‘. and 
     
    
   
   
    
     ing at the Police Station and 
     
     identifying the frigldalre as belong- 
     
    
   
   
    
     the local division, C.N.R. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Joseph MacDonald. 21. cf Vlest 
     
     5t. Peter's. Kings County, And 
     
    
   
   
    
     Dundee. an adjoining district, 
     
     Tuolday night. died At tho Char- 
     
     lottetown Hospital at 3.15 yeltor- 
     
    
   
   
    
     later, the body was viewed by 
     
     Coroner Dr. J. D. MmcGulgan and 
     
     a jury compelling W. M. Forsythe. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The inquest was then adjourned 
     
    
   
   
    
     The late Joseph MacDonald wot 
     
     the son of Mr. and M11. Aenaa! 
     
     MacDonald. There org sevatll 
     
    
   
   
    
     The late Joseph MacDonald was 
     
     shot in the left shoulder about i 
     
     o'clock last Tuesday night in a 
     
     littlc Dundee store _by l li-guage 
     
     shotgun during an argument with 
     
     64-year-old Leo Roche. propiaetot" 
     
    
   
   
    
     with Rot-he alone in the store. 1n- 
     
     other shot was heard and when 
     
    
   
   
    
     the shotgun lying nearby. 
     
    

    
     Coroner P. A. MacLonnan. Sour- 
     
     is. will hold an inquest into the 
     
     death oi Roche at the Mort-ll Hall 
     
     110x! Wednesday evening st 7.30. 
     
     The jury t-ontpriscs, Frank Dunn, 
     
     foreman; Bcttjamiti Keefe, Fid- 
     
     ward Anderson. Jame; Blaxland. 
     
     Vernon Anderson. Emery McEwen, 
     
     and Charles Elder-show. 
     
    
   
   
    
     tMontrt-al Star, March lfil 
     
     At Montreal West United 
     
     Church this afternoon ut half- 
     
     past fctlr oclocit the marriage 
     
    
   
   
    
     l 
     
     liiiigitti mi “innit iii tuilii mm] 
     
    
   
   
    
     mmAr 
     
     Ilwlrvlls sAn mtws —Mr. R. 1"‘ '1" ”"“'“°"l" “l “m” m- 
     
     C. Hayes of Tyne Valley bu re- 3:‘ ‘Qhahzwhtram omse" “ma! 
     
     cclved the sad 118W! of fill deiitn Don's“ m‘ m. halgyws- bu». 
     
    
   
   
    
     yesterday in hoopital n- Calgary oooasio 
     
     laitiimii. ix nu mm um. mi flaflfjufljfit '1" lalrffysintzf 
     
    

    
     O 
     
     Mmtugug Robertson. popular couflhiw” 1 thfl 
     
    
   
   
    
     I-IIQQ. “M'P| — Ml‘. LOUIS 
     
     Nolhy, l well-known radio repair Mr‘ m? Mmbmt mmh 
     
     Illlll of Suntan-side. bu left for mam-him“ fife“ ‘m “ Yml 
     
     1min: when he rim been was» bgnflgpaa; dqétlmuha ‘ma?’ In 
     
    
   
   
    
     0d into the Marine Brunch of the Mariam ma mph" Mr marm 
     
     ' acfluil. ‘ I ' 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     RCMP. Mr. McKay spent six wu- M 
     
     you; k: tine Royal Canadian Navy 
     
    
   
   
    
     B! a wireless telesrwlflltri- m. many trading a Mr 1t l‘ 
     
     ii- - O m 
     
     nnunw norm-Mn. uumiiiiii mjggffw"; K111111114 
     
     Mac-Donald. R.N., and daughter ho he" o‘ h“ 002;! m“ "Slut 
     
     Mliiiry Jenn have returned for I. m‘ m he” to s” an "h"; 
     
     six weeks’ visit to her mother "stoma to good helm" Emmi 
     
     who ll ii-l at her daughter's. Mrl. ' 
     
     C. I. MacDougaII. Falmouth, 
     
     Mass. On her return she visited 1offufieiqowxij $181153; elm‘ 
     
     former Qiass mates from. st. m. hem M" the mmfloazrfmi 
     
     Lukfl Hospital and friends in 5on1 1,181 h1g1“ “uh Pram "f" 
     
     Cmtbrldge. Arlington, and Mir. BA 1.1011111‘: 1n 11w Chg“ i" D'- 
     
     lrid Miro. D. C. MscQuat-rie of unhmhwush, deemed by ‘jof fr“ 
     
     Lyniiniilo. Man. who ll a tiriitti- ,_ do‘ mowmnd M11911! m; h?" 
     
     er and sister-in-low of Mrs. Mbc- h; mg pus-mi, The subject of ha: 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Dvlflfl- - m; ma fiflllils for hlllflflg at‘ 
     
     "'_" (Macaroni: .. . 
     
    

    
     "ml-ML smvtvr-s — rt» iTa iii ti. riii.”i'.§‘.Qi§'.Z‘S.i.‘.",“'..-F°- 
     
    

    
     funeral of William Flynn took ‘y. 5 w." potmed m" m“ 81TH‘; 
     
    
   
   
    
     place yesterday morning at 10.15 “m, oumd t.” .- 
     
     from his late residence. 1'! Dor- 5141,15“! Q0... h1::.v:§gm“r:":‘ 
     
     cheater Sh. to St. Duncan's Bo- tr,” mm, w," shown h“  
     
     silica. when Requiem High Moll guep m,“ 1,1 1111818114 ‘a111, 1M 
     
     was celebrated by Rev. Patrick othq- on m, behuqor 01 do}; h 
     
     MlbMuhon, D.D., who alto con- um“, the 1M1“. Mm‘ 0.1 plmémm 
     
     ducted the service at the git-ave. ant-ah 
     
    

    
     The pallbearers were: Messrs. 
     
     Patrick Dennis. John King. Jer- 
     
     ome Gillie. John Gormley. Anth- 
     
     ony Haughey and Alban MacDon- 
     
     old. 
     
    
   
   
    
     BIRTHS '“' 
     
     FORD-At the P. m. t. no”? 
     
     ______ on March 10, 1947. to Mr, and Arm, 
     
     11s. mvnwrttma CAST _ A P1'"1°" 1"°“1- ""111 Mllien- 11 up. 
     
     “ma, ‘m1 “an WW1.“ w“ PM Preston Roger, <8 lbs. 12 om.) 
     
     vlded int. night by LhQ aeiievctent "Umms-ntil 111° 011v 1111511111 
     
     min Society for the out of tti. st. ‘"1 Mm“ 1?» 1947i i0 Mr- and ‘in. 
     
     Patrick‘! Day ploy. recently pcr- M" 5- "Whesr C"? R BOHF-I-avr- 
     
     formed at the Prince Edward “m” J°“'m‘- 
     
     51-119mm The 1111mm.’ hem at the WILLIS-At the Prince Eiliviiyt 
     
     clharlottetown Hotel. was presided mmd H°~‘P““l- Maw“ 15- 1947- l‘ 
     
     m“. by m1 Fudmck 11.1mm ob Mr. and Mrs. Sterling with 
     
     fleet-s of the Society who were pres- Nwfl‘ R“’“- l 55111911"- 
     
     mt mctudod ywj 1.10am 1,1951‘; MAoCORhIAC -A‘t i-lre Charlngbq. 
     
     out: D.S. Dovviing. secretary"; zit-id MW" "(lsllllal '9" sllndflfv’. bi-lroll 
     
     J Callaghan; treasurer. 15' t0 MY- find‘ Mrs. Cor-helium 
     
     MacCormac (nee Blaine o. 
     
     Maura) Charlottetown, n 51.1,, 
     
     RAMSAY-Jtt the Prince County 
     
     Ifospltal. on Tuesday. Mai-ch tttgh 
     
     1947. to Mr. ind Mrs. Ear] Ram“ 
     
     Hamilton. n daughter. \Vell:ht 
     
     lbs, 14 nzs. l 
     
     TRAVERS - At the Prince Coun- 
     
    
   
   
    
     LAID T0 REST-RPM funeral 
     
     of Mrs. Henry Weeks took place 
     
     yesterday morning from her late 
     
     residence. 40 Valley 8L. to the 
     
     Church of the Most Holy Re- 
     
     deemer. where Requiem High 
     
     Mass was celebrated by Rev. R. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Baines. 0.88.11. Service at the ‘Y Hwplul ‘"1 Mamll 15111 f" 
     
     grave was conducted by Very Rev. Nb- 3"“ MP5 GYHM Travel-l. 
     
     Sumlmiersidta. n son. 
     
    
   
   
    
     E. Baldwin. 6.88.12. The pallbear- 
     
     ers were the five sons and son- 
     
     iii-Law of thr- deceased: Ralph. 
     
     WlllliBf11.Ed\\‘f<l1‘(i. Alfred null Fred- 
     
     erick Weeks. and John Lee. Ivli-s. 
     
     Weeks was iomnerly Catherine 
     
    
   
   
    
     GALLANIH-At lihe (Zharlottelown 
     
     Hospital, March l4. 1M7. to 1th, 
     
     antihirs. Enlile Gallant, (lyster Red 
     
     llfidtll‘. a son. 
     
    

    
     NESBIT-Died 0T1 MilfC-h 20. 194v, 
     
     George Leslie, infant son of lvfr, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Murray. 
     
     ____ and Mrs (iMtFZP Ncsblt. Hunter 
     
     Two hundred and forty six R-"PF 
     
     Dhelllnts were released tit var- ,___ _ _ _ 
     
     wus point: on the Island yesterday MARRIAGBS '“_ 
     
    
   
   
    
     and were allotted u follows: Al- 
     
     herton, Eilerslie, Montague, trnj 
     
     Sn-uris each Z0; Annantiale anti 
     
    
   
   
    
     At the Prrsbyttiriatt Mutise. Pio~ 
     
     Milton each 18; Citcrry Valley and 
     
    
   
   
    
     tou, Nova scotiu. on March 8th. 
     
    
   
   
    
     MMD—0—. ALb - Mozart-tun" l ’ 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     IBTVlCG. M K-bb- .. h, ., . . . . .. ., ..:1 ~t rv\> i ,~ k Mi D0 ht 
     
     . 1 .d 11 1i e t tn, selte .1!) and de rt.,i- part of the siort. \..ti a s.int,..i_.t _ _ 1 L d;-. Mm “n1 ta c place of ss rot y . _ _ 
     
    

    
     h Ltd Summersme} 01d.‘ 1131251313, 1iiavirjhiitgl 5011.111“; flriohsi‘: chief. respectively. of lhe st-cttlitica wound in ill!‘ low-fir part of hi5} ‘gvklkggglfincfhgiffigdulhtu to“ c (hm. Lidmh RN" 11.11am" 01 Mn and Pownnl each 32. Avondale 2l._ John Calvin MacDonald Qf cum, 
     
     Gm“ “h Hfhnchuso hf the S319, qhchces‘ H15 111111, so” Dohhm department, Batik of Canada. body. The gun was ncar him on _° ‘m1, arch "M1 hoped 1,, 5,9 Mrs. S. ,J. W. Llddy, of Montreal wlml” 811d Sottthporbcach 112, trail, p, E, 151M111 and 36551. 
     
     o? (llrugDtiliz ‘building to Sinclair. age 4 years was clnniinred to bed onawu‘ “Vere i" ‘he "HY 3‘°$'c1" u“! “'5”-   ndfrin A delicious WPSL 1B D1‘. Alllflflfl DflVld MN‘ fuchf mghe- 20' Flw (kinds “em 175mm“ Mucénhur of new“ N‘ 
     
     and‘ glcwartnlilda has moved '°:\‘f1111m1’~751l‘-‘ and Md £01 "Old 01 fiay‘ The chic“ f)! .MCS .. RM“ ‘lunch was lliCll served filler rinnnld. son of the late Allan nggtatmhhmgigeaggs a" “re "m"  “'2'” “filled l" 11111111112? W 
     
     his fathers cicarctt lighter. “rdmn mm M"K‘Mm‘5 "m ""“' THLRSDAy ‘whlttll all wettclcd their w-ay linmc- Mlwdmlald "d °l Mrs‘ Mmdm” '  _on we‘, 
     
    
   
   
    
     new quarters in another building l ‘I'd 1 __ _. v _ 
     
     0 s -t .v tie fillllliiy and hond P101155,“ l ald of Dundas. Prince Eduard Is , A v18“ to ‘he may 601mg‘? or M“ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Whl :;',*t‘iri.ttti 1 ' .~ . 
     
     H’ Dam" “H 1 ' e ‘o p -ltEi~lll)ENCl-J MOW-ll) _ 1m (“1,‘(f§'n;‘*:f1‘,"hg h}f’_1°“;nd“ My,‘ Bn“._1,,.,,d_ HESGBY. February rs. 1m iii tin 
     
    
   
   
    
     l owned liy Mr. J. E. Dalton on the. _. _ . _ V. 
     
    

    
     1 ‘ _ 1. t s“. o1,‘ h d 1 11 _ 1-. 1 1-,. 1 11h 1 stttlrtttott tn Cltrltlcileiolvn utth h . 
     
     cuflfnelr QQiEINrISi-gileitrid Focfiupicde by’ lvlr lvlfciicfill Otlsrtsulit 11?: lirdioicn? ""[°"3"‘“" l“ ‘he "mmess "r m" T951d°nlla| P1119911)‘ 011 ll"! €01‘l1€l‘( ma" 1n 1hcl1- (‘PZV home and all 1 RPV- Df- G1 Cl-fliliull WIFE" ‘shghrghzgméhy Yhilnélséxsng‘  gharlmmmw" Balm“ Chllldl 
     
     W 1°‘ ’ . .3. ' . ‘ . to-ri lranu it tl 1a k t ct - . s =2 ~ i ' .1‘ ' .' ~u ‘i m it d M s. .1. r ev- I. J- Levy. Freon Esll 
     
     MR hum“ Mums“ who has m“ 11.1, 1mm and a1 the 11151 cry it l ci l to an o tn of Russel and Hanover ll e1. was] hop“ 111M Mm Emmy,“ would 211" Ivlouglilerfy “i.” 23101.1 r interesting lady who is no longer Josey 11, wmred 1111mm. Mucnhlm 
     
    
   
   
    
     1.1- 1., h »1 . , aria. They lcit by r-latte yesiertla" q-oceirrtly tiurtrllased by MZF. Schur-i, _ 1 ~ 
     
     “on um ‘h and he Xumd m and J 5”“ m ab}? m mwnd game mo‘? sing "O Perfect Love". with Mr. young in years but Mm val-v young aid both of Charlottetown. 
     
    
   
   
    
     1.11., Qfnflbly littsiness nex _ ‘_ _ 1 V “ 1 _ 
     
     edGOillliffS Ltd.. has been on by that time the Fire DEPBN- ammmm m‘ 04mm‘ “an  Luthupm 11V“ Jam?’ mm" tncctirtgs. H E C1 mb t m‘ o an in heart attends to all her own 
     
     . livllifl‘ Street Slllvt 1868 iriit Mtv went W111“ “ad '“‘°°°ed°d l“ -cotwrv covwr otters-s  ole bb¢gl‘d“l1§O\':d “tow llln  ‘"7’ - siiridiirdgcgt ii rt“ llflweflrgllill -“°‘“°h°‘d d“‘““' b“ m“ m“  -  —- 
     
     < Dnlttiii has been associated with smothrruig most of the blaze. The Ruhr-ch PM; a the sch“; he 5r bmxthlith ‘Wu c: glue t WEDDING BhLLS —-_A wetloznll hahddabra “d? fir“ decor.“ time for several hobbies. During DEATHS 
     
     ' Guhrhhs “m... 1905 and ti“ neon, The clnid was riot injured. The Colm- OI PW}; Co 1 o _ dwl ‘vhf ° _' t 1h‘ i‘ M‘ 11°" Q which AYOUSCIl ii grout. tulvlrti R- m h h the early pin-t, of the past winter   
     
     t tii-oririritoi- of the store si-nce 1912 , Wlltlle house filled with smoke sum“ “side To“. dun y 181m‘; d3 “ ere ‘tbwildbe m‘ d” n'°_ a“ ‘m’ mun: a host of frictids tltroutzlwlll ehc N" ' y,“ b M‘ she knitted several pairs of the WEEKS~AI her home on SundlIi 
     
     n “.113 ronhmq‘. known ‘as the, and ftpart from the burnt bed I_ Glhewis lfificcigifly ¥)1_e this rirtmcnt lit‘ ing. The RussJ street the Mm-mme; was DETICITnQII 13st -lMai<1 of much-nut‘) ‘do hi: hmwum. dimmwd mp5, mute gev- March 16, 1947. Mrs. Heirry Weeks, 
     
     Prmhe Chum‘. ‘Drug 515.1‘ -, clothing there was considerable  his“ dwllivgd Yglhosl-IT for 1129919713’ U“ fie fhorporitecllnto wcelc at the Salvation Army C.-tt-.- Cirisihrg‘ tc e . r" csma éloral 8111501 mochuwd baby m1“ h“ 56 years» - 
     
     It was at ‘first. located on lht: smoke damage-S. khgwgh 1: ti; 11H- ‘ _ 1:0‘? ‘ w‘ e “mm” m’ 3m of He "mp" dcl, Charlottetown. Phyllis Glenda 119mg sscs Marian Grim!" l" ments and otihcr articles and rs RUDD-At North Tryon on Mart-h 
     
     ' ° ° " ‘"“" m“ r m‘ “Y-‘s- JM" P°‘=“1"‘K1°"- now contetnnlat-lttr makinif t1 rut:- 15. 1m. M". mitmiiiid mica, riii-ii-i- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Robinson. daughter of Mrs. R. Hit!‘ 
     
     sins was married to R08" 31mm‘ 
     
     Henderson. son of Mr. and Mrs. 
     
     Fred Henderson of this city. The 
     
     double ring ceremony was P91101111’ 
     
     ed hy Major Victor MncLenn. un- 
     
     der i; beautifully decorated arch- 
     
     way ni white and palt yellow. blllk“ 
     
    
   
   
    
     D1‘. Nelson Reilly Will ‘M! best  Besueh h“ 11-113 she found 1mm 1° 
     
     man. Ushers are Messrs. Jack and I make 511,11 Onwmem, l ".1 wom 
     
     .301’ UddY ""1 D1" 0°11" 7"?" of art in itself. Congratulations to 
     
     son. . t industrious lad who never 
     
     Given away by her father. the  13%, “me hawk,‘ 312951.111. on hm‘ 
     
     bride will wear a regal gown ofmandl 
     
     blush white Sklnnfl‘ satin. how! 
     
    
   
   
    
     ~ - - l' d Island! ‘—-— 
     
     liff- Z»‘...‘i"°n‘.i“’.l‘.f.i‘W.’   -iiii.iiiii~v  
     
    
   
   
    
     Sm" was burned down by 11,9 1; Mrs. ‘hydra Sunfns of lxertsington 
     
     r a   .1  g,.,~.:;'t.'::.....“.i 112.2,". .t::.f‘:'. 
     
     Cram)“ "uudln! “n1 .1111 Secmdl ion of her 89th birthday auniver. 
     
     FY01“ 1915 1° F930‘ a mvlfi (‘hot sary. Friends from far and near 
     
     31"“ m” ‘n summus‘ E‘ " lvied wit-h one anotiher in honorinB 
     
    
   
   
    
     ing itt the iuttlre. In the case oi B.‘ 
     
     I. Rayner vs James Gunn. judg-l 
     
     ment was entered by default and 
     
     the garnishec orde in the same , _ . . 
     
     cause was rcnderedrabsolute. Coun- passed 8W3’ a‘ h" Mme m T's‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     $1. ‘iii."si°'i“.‘;.i‘§°i§.§.‘i‘§;‘$“ r5.‘.§.°““" “r  ii’.§'i.i_“ii£§.i‘ .13.?"‘olli-villiifl 
     
    
   
   
    
     to the Sis. Simon und Jude Church. 
     
    
   
   
    
     erly of Milton. aged as yelrs. 
     
    

    
     TlDMARSll-At 116 Rochford SL. 
     
     on Saturday, March-H, 1947. Mn. 
     
     W. F. Tidmarsh in her 87th year. 
     
     MtIoDONALD-Jn the Sacred Heart 
     
     Home on Saturday, March 15, 1941 
     
     Mary Mat-Donald in her 78th year. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mrs. Mark Hantlrahatt. nmthcr of 
     
     Mrs. Alfred Foley» (of this tiiwtt) 
     
    
   
   
    
     1 drill! 51"“ "as “mated m “m this highly esteemed ladv. Grccl- cauum’ TL" cmnpm“ “d R’ s’ Tignislt on Monday March 17th at t‘ ' ~ seq To the strains 1111f l1" m-lubflhl" ""991 P°l"l Another P51115111 lccldf-‘nl 06' 
     
     r H t l i ‘liing. After the _ ,’ _ , Hinton-S, ‘ Q :1 - 1 ed utth nr1'_m_l0 ~- ~ ~ MnrKENZIE-At the Prince Ed- 
     
      Eilitihénon“ 2,1  Dalton brick  M133‘ ‘tcisgggmshfigmgqiefimzgi __,___ 10-33 "- "1- M11011 ‘Ami/filly '- "-‘-' oi Lohcngrtns Wedding March 1ralt nctcgtelirigh I1S§1HWSUggQQZE v curred last ‘Ihllrldli l‘! M" ward Island Hospital on Baturtiny. 
     
     - *1 l_ _ 1930 ‘he 5mm 11,13 l; so i y 1 _ ‘INJOYABLE EVEN1NG_A he“, ten ed to Mrs. Foley. and the be- 1.131.911 by Mrs. Major Van Roon, ace on . t6 l1 Lloyd Vincent l\f Woodvnle where Mum 15' w“ W931” Mhcxehzk 
     
     liitiltling in mom, Mrs. S.mms was kept busy teuved members of the family. the bridal party entered the Clta- RIflLlflCE epuulettes. Her finger- l he w’; sawtng W004; A 51,111,“,- 1" his 68th your 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     slnre 11w“ 1" 11115111“ “‘°"°- “Mall atterttomt and evcnlne ttreellntz °"j°1'“"‘° m“ §°"““ w“ "M" 11"‘ up veil of tulle illusion will be'flew tino eiitmo tits nose iiiiid MncADAM - At the Provincial 
     
    
   
   
    
     (tel, Tire bride wearing the Salva- 
     
    
   
   
    
     _ . ., 1 1 1 1,. be mode to met 1h 1, 11 h how d evening at llto Otldfellotvs llali , 1 _ 1 U‘ _ t 1 
     
     i§i-§i‘.ii:l°.“i»i.“§i; n..- short is “owille: nwlllflillgrggfiglcillgliiiw [lei Maggy and W lalflelv Mlmlisd- T"? Veglylflidttilyntffolltglfrcalllillgmllgllon 15ml “rill.'§2i“§i'°¥iii‘i§ig§§imi-§§'i'. 23.2.21“! uillliitrilirifiiiicilmfii viitlf'§",,‘f“‘§f’§‘,f,,“‘f, '§‘,‘,§',3,°§,‘._,,§§‘,.°,,° senator-tum (‘/11 Mam- 1'1.M1'I- cm 
     
      1 ‘ . ..-  . . .--  a- et a 1 - ~ - - - 
     
     lntlflll-Id and the grind Wish" "l, happy returns of the day. A delic- l"°""“““‘°' “mm ‘°"mm'"“ c rho bride “was given in marriage ("nrry a bouquet of red Briar~ Mid his friends are pleased to  noregagyfnrzfmy”: 
     
    
   
   
    
     , . _ _ _ PllPFSOTl- She was 85 years old. 
     
     about 9.00 pm. ltttlutlcti solos by ch" r0505 1n sembmwhde ‘Huh ‘um h“ I‘ maun‘ a hood n? 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     his ntillly 1115114: “m lzfnfigécrlsiilté“ 53:15 gfiflégqujlfgppfi; wgtlifrvqfidzgi M1. Rm. 5111311111.." and M1. George The late Mrs. MacPherson is by her slap-father, Reuben Higgins. t d l Wm I Manda‘, March 17 w" Chen“ 
     
    

    
     t Mr- Di‘ 1°" °l' "l" ' " a l - S5 s l“ ' ' 1 ‘ _ '. * . "1' i ' ML. All three at en an s wear I -; t - 
     
    

    
     n -* .. “Silstod by Mm Robert 51111-10“ Johnfilfin W111‘ M“? C°"“"°"‘ “d illllillggllllgfSby llznliligsbarlvljrsanlllhillw;  lglllitfl~nilsgxlli‘n ‘lggulatisrl floor-length crew dresses made ro/‘lerrycgrettabie accident occurred PJ-mphin’ “gm 7' 7'35"" 
     
     i ._,\ ;,\10RIAL MASS — On FTP‘ 1111.5 charge Eohnnes Mrs‘ 1.1111951 lvirg, Brrmn rendering a duct. Mm, flown“ ‘(1111111011010 . ' 1.1 ..1 -1- 1n 11d 11011111191 n; Tups- 1,111“. Wm. round necknm,‘ the n‘ Murray“ Mm 1n “Hume "b ILYNN - At. the Charlottetown 
     
     l, day molding at 813i) in lire SL, Mill. Mrs. Cecil M . Mrs, .1. B. Ruby Iloutiilntttl  J. R. Conn», 1V1“. Amen hIBCDOHYLFd Cahtp, 111121101110502- Mrh Rnberh Ghana.” draping m the “ms! nod in h zmly when me owner o! the mm‘ Hospltul. Monday. March 1'1. Wt). 
     
     ' ataigvx Cl\lll't'l1 tiiniiin Rlvei.‘ an‘ Pnitni, mshrriuit‘; atone-itt aha ‘an hfltéj tlfjltilhgjl-‘A’; “}‘°"'°“ rrittrtiiwii; Olive, Mrs. rriiiii; W115 uiii QPDOmSIHBIl. niirliig the bow to form l1 b11811‘! e119"! 111°" Mr. John s. ivtin-riiy. grit hi5 rim {Jfmhifilgtlttt-Dftte an hyiigs. 1 H 
     
     Anniversary H-‘l-"h M115“ w“ ‘M9’. M“ 30km‘ ‘kml- Bum": ' c e m‘ S “as ‘J a m H“ m‘ Squarebrlsss. Miscouche; Pearl slznlttl; of the Register M" M!" b11111!!!" hmlddlwsses ""31" Wm‘ in @0111!“ Wm‘ l“ “m” “w Qllafsllflfflflfl: lvairclit l7e 10;?  
     
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     ietiatnmcnt Vlllll the proceeds tZo- froth Swen m“ at one “dc; may i and a. a realm Mr. Murray 1°51’ 
     
     will CHIPS’ 1101141111“ °l m?" two toes and suffered painful 
     
     same flowers. Miss Mitchell‘ will 1111'“. u, m. (out, H, w“ 
     
     be 1H 01104111’! b11110. Miss Granite? rushed to the Prince County 1-fol- 
     
     irt shocldrl! D111! "hi" w" pltal where he lo resting comfort- 
     
     Pwkllflflloll "111 1"" m" IWY-mtbly and propelling favorably. 
     
    
   
   
    
     jnr MucLean stml! "The Voice That 
     
     Breathed O‘cr Eden". Following the 
     
     ceremony a reception was held at 
     
     the home of the groom. Many 
     
     gifts were received lncludintl it sub- 
     
    
   
   
    
     hrawd 1,11. 111a 11.11059 of the <oul afternoon the guests were cnter- _ I _ 
     
     n; Mqngizfltlllf‘ Gillls who dtvd 161 lalnot-l with piano selections by Mrs; mg in and flit‘. Waiter Calicw 
     
     51-1 mrgh 14th. Ho had Joseph Stheen, 1n t-ho evening Mr. Carrier Fluid. Th» rgntglndpr of 
     
     ilivgr’ Archibald Mchen e was appointed the evening was spent in dnneir; 
     
    

    
     t tgggymastcr of ceremonies and bell" with the music hrint: supplied by 
     
     lien Jordans Orchestra. r 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mrs. Daniel McMullen, Klldare: 
     
     and Esther. Saint. J0h-ni_ N. B. 
     
     The ittnei-iil will be held today 
     
     from the residence of her grand- 
     
     son. Mr. Arthur Wells. Elmsdalte. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Carl MacAdam. age M Wan. 
     
    

    
     CAMPBELL — At Charlottetown 
     
     on Tuesday. March i6, Mrs. Wil- 
     
     liam Caniliml in‘ her 00th yell’- 
     
     OLIVE-Suddenly at P, E. Island 
     
    
   
   
    
     yours n30. _ _ 
     
     been tuarisli print l1 1111115" 
     
    
   
   
    
     f“ 39 Yen's‘ from 1890 “,'.‘§,'e,,,.,,,,,t iliis duties with a brief speech which 
     
    
   
   
    
     when l"! Yelmd- The _ -_- stantlal cheque from the flu-m of 
     
     or  M1»   Rell3:.'""l.:?";".:::2."“..::§..;::°:r.   ~11. . . 1 ram BEL-H» Mam-i m . —-— +1~ii~~ M vii ir- - were. can». w»  
     
     inald MPDOHM“ Wh° ha‘ bee“ ' ' o“ Co“ u c5 a PM’ 18th. there were married at St. member. ' F"fle°"'y°"'°]d Mnbr" and‘ 5998M rccovery- ROCHEQ At Dulidee on Weeds! 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
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     11w mg, spoke briefly before a program of 
     
    
   
   
    
     Parish Pym“ “w” “m” Giwslmusic and song was carried out. 
     
    
   
   
    
     rodent in that. so far as I am aware. 
     
     it ls the first time that tut invest- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Juhn‘s United Church Manse. by 
     
     Rev. Wm. T. Mercer. Miss Beu- 
     
    
   
   
    
     puses to erect a $i.500.000 build- 
     
    
   
   
    
     A very pretty wedding was sol- 
     
    
   
   
    
     orson. who won the Grand Chump- 
     
     innship and Rolerve in all breeds 
     
    
   
   
    
     March l8, Leo Roche in hil 64th 
     
    
   
   
    
     On March 3rd attribute of 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     i "Famem "I Mmmgneur - Mia Marion Lockhart was the ac- 11 
     
     .~ o ur has been mad ii th Assem- v. no Year. r 
     
    

    
      tB-XFBP! it" "églfeakpeg'fd\vajfflhyzcjh| onmpanist. Mrs. Robert Mclfay cf 1,11. echamher o1 hccgnhdihn Pnr lah G. Gelderl and Lloyd G. cmnized at the Charhattetgwn lhlzrAlgleleflsé S$1'“;l°:°:St-MEF?°_gmghsrmxrpvolitfiléfly ($2; MMDONALM M the warmth 
     
     It‘ "m" m“ W‘ a nd um“ his r0! Amherst was most. Clllffflflllllillfidls virtcial Parliament." declared His squire!‘ The brim) “"91” WM‘ Bum“ Church 13.1 v: an: a?‘ 13-113mm- of Mr, Frank sander-j“, Geo?" 51W," o; Bqtfordhad town Hospital Wednesday. March 
     
      he ‘Wtm afgnfifslSil at the end of: a Yawlllwse "i sum“ 1mm me- Honour Lieutenant Governor J A. aftmhg by Mr‘ and Mrs‘ PM‘ fiebhufrymlgtrfiiev I l, n1M' W1; son. North River. an outatnndinfl bee-n cllled away from u; 10101“ 19. 1947. Joseph E. MacDonald in 
     
     l liilirslitiirioii TEhe Mu“ v... nffcrcdl ggffslf"g‘fl’aj'ghl“i’gg dbyhhz‘ Bfhiaromtist he ptiinrd the Drums. 1's°ll3a11sfe'r°;f13|'hi‘°:ro£‘-  gffdifyrxhfm. 01,1; ,‘,_,,,,,,l,,, o; llrEBdQl‘ of Hereford a010, 1:114 1,181,,“ on” “m, mgummg his 22nd. Year. > 
     
    

    
     ‘ ‘ ' - “ - v ti‘.  - .. . ' listed yns C1085 oii the tunic ' i ' . ' r. nderson. Mororo ill! _ _ cnowmn - At Ofllrlolleliowfli 
     
      liy the _Cathnlrc Women's 1.10am: m! 11am). 31,11,111“, w yo? ,| 11hr o1 Squadron Leader chum“ n friends Join in wishing the young Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Jose). vital :5“ "i?" n! h" m." 5mm m.“ aha]: bgtszhlnolhemcken with h Mum m m“ wmhm chow". 
     
     i. of Kenstnglon 11"" lh°.‘h°" w“ Site's a . lly Good Fellow. 'ltuld , - . - _ couple many years of happy united to Wilfred Hunter. son - ' , 
     
      tinder the direction oi Mrs. Eilgcii-niin “"6" "M1 “Blessed be me Hidglnbl RICAF‘ "1 ‘he 1'93"“ mddhd 1110 1.1 1111, 1111c M,’ and M" W115“, she was |ix years old around herqhvfle hm.“ 17111611 “m” m“ fora-nerly of l-ligbfield. in his 86th 
     
     ll‘ Hickey The Htzh Mess. Whirl“ rttgrriiit nriidv" FflfbWélls tiictiii-l- m“ C'"'"‘b" "°“°““‘Y' l ‘ A MIiCDOHHlG ‘both of dtnniitui- ""1"" l"! ‘"1"- “mm”! “' l“ and will" mrllm proved of 1w Ym- '- ‘ 
     
    

    
      was ivith Lihern. was Milena“! h!" ed thcartieit wiahcs to Mrs Slmma . The mycsmur” m“ "me m"- T-he Dominion Government m- town ' comments of her fathtr and tliii ‘uh h” do‘ “m” hthumw w” 
     
    

    
     _ - “ ~ ' mg a brief recess called after His P Th; church w“ decor-Md Wm‘ other mo“ gbqut tho burn on the 0.11M 1° 115mm‘; “any, 1mm“; __..- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     111115;}n2"§';b§1hf“e;:'fg1:°§: 171111‘;  ilwmpmnm 2mm" M‘ duly Wm“ The ins in ciiiirlotteiriwii u noon n vi-titti». iiiio tiistila Dotted blunts d'“°'°“' °““"““1"'"°' 1M1 "‘°§‘ W ‘he 1"‘ “m” ‘h’ m“ Cm“ 
     
     ' .. ~ ' ' . * _ - ' t- ma n. a e . 
     
     lAl W” n desirable site can be secured. with white ntln bows to mark malnziolilglciogag°zwnmlnl muchfiwommvlhlghlezlhtelfxwzfhgi 60111! JAN“ Wm," 
     
    
   
   
    
     the former pastor was. and is . i ——-- 
     
     heid in the hearts of his pc0;'.lt‘.-- ROTARY-Mr. i-i. C. Rhodes, 
     
     _ Director of the Community Health 
     
    
   
   
    
     Scgtl. Ldr. Higgins. who is a son 
     
     of City Police Sergeant J. Watson 
     
    
   
   
    
     Unofficial but authentic source: 
     
     unformod a Guardian represen- 
     
    
   
   
    
     the pews. 
     
     ‘Ilhc lovely young bride wa 
     
    
   
   
    
     valuable knowledge which stood 
     
     ' her in such good stood I few dayn 
     
    
   
   
    
     5 Higgins was awarded tho D11‘ O 
     
     iServlrt- Division of the Health 1 M Eh“ I h 1n 15km hut‘ lative last night that the Dom- a churning cturo u aha entcr- h h w. hum,“ by 
     
     The dealt-i occurred m. his home Lelguc of Canada. was tzuest :11.‘ ‘ghmmdfig “guano?” and llllOn Government ta especially ed the clturc on tho arm of her Th: K111i‘: if A115"? h, b, 11,, 
     
    
   
   
    
     on Ottawa Street. Stnnmerside. Olltgpeflkfi‘ at Rotary luncheon yes- 
     
     Sil-lllrdfly uflcrlnnon of Mr. Ernest. terrtiiy. He stressed the fflf‘! unit 
     
    
   
   
    
     couragg in numerous attacks on the 
     
     Ruhr vrlleyund other heavily de- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     desti-ous of securing from the 
     
     City that‘ area of land on which 
     
    
   
   
    
     fut-her to [he strains of Lohen 
     
    
   
   
    
     grin‘; wedding trwrch. She worn 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' "bell. showman to enter the ring." 
     
     Never before in thl history ol any 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Ho leaves to mourn beside: a I01‘- 
     
     vrife 1nd two step-none. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Desmond and Gourd Bil-Ni. one '~ _- 
     
    

    
     sister. Mrs. Walter Qulity. South ; 
     
    

    
     Shore and ihreq ltotlml, Berber-bl . 
     
    

    
     yuncnuvcr: Bruce. Boston lfldi . 1 
     
    
   
   
    
     IH '2 at t t)l‘ll\'- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Arsennuli. The deceami. who Wu his organization was a voluntary I d Gem b ,1 _ the Market guttdtn; "15 the pm. a graceful floor length gown of M rm m‘ ‘ha’ h" I, muhwm h“ "d" who ‘.111 w" h 
     
     a victim of e.- rl‘ll1‘¢l1P-b1f1_m‘°ld°"11one. and 11ml like many trhers B" ed an o ‘we V” lite Lin! are now located. shimmering whit! 811111 "V114 °" fllfllTlwgfgrVQfi such while or won infant fond mGmfY of u. lgvifttrg‘ . 
     
    

    
     mi (Xlober 30 Whllc Wuflflflll "1 l‘ Such M 111v R04 511.75%  F L971- 11, 1,11,, 3119mm‘. Court Hmemay. Should i-he City agree to sell simple lines with sweetheart ‘m1, h 1.11.101.» hush-ha "h. "m" 11M h “m;  N1 ‘ll-ill’ 
     
     imfl‘ 1'"? H s" Llcmhm“ "mun W"- CMWN‘ S"".°'-" """ " ‘m’ before Mr. Justice MIL McGuigln "l" ""- 11 l‘ ""d""'°°d n" '"‘°k“"°' "flbpm Mme" "'7'" brothel‘. l NillVvll .l< 
     
    
   
   
    
     tnerilml mottlrling public trpiniton ill Hi0 
     
    
   
   
    
     11ml been 111711" t‘°"F‘l@"' judgment. was given in llil" iollow- _ 
     
     care siflfif‘ that iim: both in 1110 ways of ltcultlt. Art informed titthilc 1n“ cases med 1h swmmen|de_ Con, to fp-p5fabflsh t)" pijyltc “bury pleated lucg- brim, flgr veil of m“ Geomflhwn W111 “on. d m,‘ A phhum ‘whirls w“ hm,“ 
     
     Pritice County Hospital Ind 11¢ ls necessary i1 We 111v 1° 1111"‘ 111" ccrnlng actions for damages tn an in some other location. It was tulle illusion was beautiful in 1,1.“ W,“ m." 90mm; mu ream” ‘g m. home 0t Mr, “d 
     
    

    
     "1" "'6 "'9 atttomobile collision. also learned that the Provincial hltlo effect with l abort train. b, 101mm gm- ilipntnt to til! Mrs. Gaol-go MacDonald. Crupaud.‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     home and although every remedy; iafactory health 
     
     known to medical science had been spelkcr. Often lic had been naked 
     
     bdmlntsteped, hi; condition krttdJwhy the Government did not 
     
     ualiy grew worse and he Dlitivdkimply legislate to bring about the 
     
     away on Slim-tiny afternoon desired result. Mr. Rhodes explain- 
     
    

    
     He have. to mom-n hi: sorrow-ted that proper lows must flm 
     
    
   
   
    
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     James A. Gallagher and Shir!!!’ 
     
     Gallagher vs, Leo Msllctt and 
     
     Clifford Francis. Judgment for the 
     
     plaintiffs for $1.500 and coon. 
     
    

    
     Lrmp, Ctunpbtll VI L00 MalkM 
     
    
   
   
    
     Dominion Government is willing 
     
    
   
   
    
     Gtfvcrnment has been 
     
     overtures to the City Council on 
     
     behalf of the Dominion Govern-l 
     
    
   
   
    
     l llie. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     quarter length alt-eves and dnlnt 
     
    
   
   
    
     tnuilns Her only Jewellery was a single 
     
    
   
   
    
     strand of peat-la. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Miss Audrey Watts. maid of 
     
     lment for the Market Building honor. were a floor length gown 
     
     ix wtim tiirrm and l utioiimi 
     
    
   
   
    
     7 It. iii good news indeed ‘to rend 
     
    
   
   
    
     united Xlnguatn. It in hoped thlt 
     
     loading hero will take 9M0 during 
     
     the month of April. 1M0" l?" m!" 
     
     power ls engaged in 1M Miller 
     
     rtititn; hiistiim. l 
     
    
   
   
    
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     tvihen their family. friends and 
     
     nelghbofl mot to celebrate with 
     
     them their undoing anniversary. 
     
    

    
     Olfdl and dancing were enjoyed 
     
     mill It. Prod Bherren, uprqg. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Oluumi Al m 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ill! TNII WAY I 
     
    
   
   
    
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