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Monthly Meetings of
the Women’s
_. Institutes.. ._
next meeting. It will be decided
when the drawing will take place.
home of Mrs. Dahle McFadyen.
BALDWIN'S ROAD answered Roll
Call by “Jokes” Thirteen members
and live visitors met at the home of
Mrs. James J. Sanphy. A discus-
sion was held on Raising Funds for
the school. The next meeting is to
be held at the home of Mrs. Patrick
Cairns. g
MT. STEWART-Seventeen mem-
bers and three visitors met at the
home of Miss Jeanette McDonald.
Roll Call was answered with "Recl-
was read on cake making. Next
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. John A. McDonald.
MT. ALBION.-.Twenty-one mem-
bers and four visitors met at the
home of Mrs. Benj. Jenkins. Roll
Call was answered by each member
telling their “First Teacher." It
was decided to have a Bazaar inthe
ncar future* and to have a sale of
Aprons and Fancy Work at the next
meeting. The members are all in
favor of District Conventions.
CHARNWOOD.-Roll Call was
answered by naming a common
weed. The members are in favor of
District Conventions. A new black-
board, broom and dustpan and zinc
is to be bought for the school. $8.15
is to be given to the district for the
hardwood floor. The next meeting
is to be held at the home of Mrs.
Donald Mclnnis.
SOURIS LINE ROAD-The mem-
bers met at the home of Mrs. P. A.
Mclsaac. A paper was read entitled
“Time Saving Discoveries," and was
greatly enjoyed. A social was held,
the proceeds of which realized $13.60.
Mrs. Malone invited the members
-to her home in October.
MT. PLEASANT.-Eleven mem-
bers and three visitors met at the
school house. The President report-
ed the school having been cleaned
since the last meeting. This Insti-
tute is in favor of the District Con-
ventions. The next meeting ls to be
held in the schoolhouse.
KILDARE CAPE.-Eiszbt r""”\-
bers met at the home of- Mrs. llolui
McInt.osh_. It was moved by Mrs.
John Traverse that the sum of f_lve
dollars be donated to the School
Fair. The next meeting is to be held
at the home of Mrs. Wm. Feakes.
CARDIGAN.-Fifteen members
and five visitors met at the home
of Mrs. D. C. Morson. A feature of
this meeting was a very interesting
and helpful address on Red Cross
Work by Miss Wilson. The hall is
to be cleaned. The next meeting is
to be held at the home of Mrs. A.L.
Adams. "s .
NEW ANNAN.-The members met
at the home of Miss Alice Wright.
It was movcd that a letter of sym-
pathy be sent. to one of the mcm-
bers. A committee was appointed to
get upa l-1allowe'en party. Two new
members joined at this meeting.
Luncheon was served and a collec-
tion of $1.50 was taken. A hearty
vote of thanks was tendered the
hostess. The next meeting is to
be held in the schoolhouse.
MARSHFIELD. -- Nine members
and three visitors met at the home
of Mrs. Peter Stewart. Plans were
made to hold an Afternoon Tea for
two of our recently married mem-
bers. Mrs. Jenkins kindly ofiered
hor home for Monday, August 13th.
On that date every member and
several visitors were present and a
very enjoyable afternoon was spent.
A program was given. Mrs. J. H.
Crosby read a short address to Mrs.
Wilson and Mrs. Burhoe, and an
clcctric Table Lamp was presented
to each bride as a remembrance
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DON'T suffer headaches, or any of
those pains s tablet of Aspirin can
end in a hurry! Physicians preacn'be
it, and epgrove its free use, for it
does not a ed the hesrt._Every drug-
skat has it, but don’t fail to ul: e
gait ‘for-Bayrr. And don’t‘ take
my t the tablets that are dumped
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MORELL EAST-A feature of this php; ¢°n_(¢;-engg Wham msu|l¢?i in
meetins was a resdins °n the “HiS- withdrawal of representatives cr sev-
wry of the Flax-" This Institute is chu chambers cr commerce on the
strongly in favor of District Con- ground mg; business was being
ventions. Ten members subscribed restricted, amiga today with' the
to Institute Paper. Roll call was adoptlon of 5 ¢°mp;-°m15g Ngglu.
answered by "Tested R¢°lPe5-" All tion. Code words of -the ten letters.
I»0N¢€l’Y 1300115 I0 be handed in at the for which the busines men had con-
~ The next meeting will be held at the lem.; code wo,-d5_ whmh the W1.
pes for Supper Dishes.” A paper contribute. A paper was read on
“ :spam to pncovwmm)
The dispute over length of code
words in the international to ra
tended will be permitted under cer-
tain stipulated conditions but five
egraphers had advocated. will be
without conditions of restrictions.
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from the Institute. Thenext meet-,
ing is to be held at the home of
Mrs. Gordon Stetson.
BAYSIDE.-Twelve members and
five visitors met at the home of
Mrs. Edward Larkin. Roll Cairn-
swered by a three minute talk. ar-
itable work was discussed and the
decision was that each\one would
Community Betterment. After a
pleasing lunch was served by the
hostess, an Auction Sale followed.
with great success. A musical en-
tertainment followed. The next
meeting ls to be held at the home
of Mrs. Venantius Morrison when
Roll Call is to be answered by-"A
Labor Saver I Have in My Kitchen."
GREENVALE answered Roll Call
with a “Town and what it is Noted
For." The two delegates gave a re-
port of the, Institute Convention.
Two of the members volunteered to
paint the porch of the school. The
next meeting is to be held at the
home of Mrs. A. D. McPherson.
SPRINGHILL.-'I‘he members met
in the school house. A report ofthe
Convention was read 'by the dele-
gates. Slx new window shades were
purchased for the school, also treats
for the sick. Collection fees $2.90.
The next meeting is to be held in the
schoolhouse.
ANGLO RUSTICO. - Twelve
members and two visitors met st,
the home of Mrs. Adam Croswell.
Roll Call was answered wlth`Reci-
pes for Pickles. The sick and school
committees were appointed. Mite
collection, $1.29. Mrs. 0. C. LePage
was appointed to buy flag and sign
board for the school. The next
meeting is to be held at the home
of Mrs. Oliver LePage. Roll Call
to be answered with your favorite
vegetable and how to prepare it.
ST. TERESA.-The members met
at the home of Mrs. Charles Brad-
ley. The members are in favor of
the Institute News. The members
decided to buy a. water fountain and
to have a sign board put on the
school. and to have the outbulldings
repaired. The next meeting is to be
held at the home of Mrs. James
Baglole.
LINKLE'I’i'ER.~Slxteen members`
and four visitors met at the home
of Mrs. A. B. Clark. It was decided
that $10 be given to the School Fair.
Roll Call is to be answered at the
next meeting which is to be held at
the home of Mrs. C. E. Clark, by
“Rcclpes or Other Useful Know-
ledge." The August meeting was
held in the form of s. picnic at the
shore.
NEW PERTH-Fourteen members
and nine visitors met at the home
of Mrs. Alex. Hamilton. A talk on
Institute work was given by Mrs. T.
G. Ives. Several bills were ordered
paid. It was moved and seconded
that the Institute buy one new seat
for the school? This Institute ls in
favor of Distr ct Conventions. The
next meeting is to be held in the
school room.
NORTH RIVER. - Ten members
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and eight visitors met at the home
of Mrs. Alex. Ladner. Roll Call
was answered by “Dont's for the\
Schurman. acted as President. A
letter of thanks was read from the
Rev._W. R. McKay. Nine mem-
bers subscrlbed for the Institute pa-
per. A feature of the meeting was
a Demonstration on Salads by Miss
Schurman. A hearty vote of thanks
was tendered to her. A committee
was appointed to clean the School.
It was moved and seconded that
Mr. Fulton Moreside attend to the
extension of the platform in the
gall. '1’he next meeting is to be
eid at the home of Mrs. Edison
Mutch.
SOUTH BEDEQUE. - Fourteen
members and five visitors met gf,
the home of Mrs. Wm. Btavert.
Femwood school committee report.
ed Vliliillls the school and that they
needed blackboard brushes. Mrs
McLure reported that the lower
Bedeque school had been paper-ed.
Fruit had been sent to the sick and
Xie same was received with thanks.
short tall: on District Conventions
WIS Kiven by the President. A fea-
t“"° °f thi’ 11115651118 was a demon-
stration on sandwich making by the
Assistant Supervisor, Miss 5¢|md¢|»s_
A hem? vote or thanks was ten.
dered to her. A motion was made
and carried that Mrs. Ranahan be
Dlld 101' Painting the interior of the
school. A dainty lunch was served
by the hostess. Collection taken,`_`
311.05. The next meeting is to be
sid at the h 1 M _
McFarlane. uma 0. - n “umm
INSTITUTE ....ll|ll'l'lNG»-'l'hs
‘ Pleasant Circle" Women! Imtitnts
met at the home of Mrs. ll. Oroken,
on Sept. 14 th. with eleven members
nd ltwo vlsitah present. Mlseting
began with the usual opening gn;-.
glue. Ron ofln being snswsrsa .with
'Sine ny. pay. or play." some cis-
cumion took place regarding the
A\l|>08fll»Ph Wilt. and also about
Dmltina of the interior of the school
uric; fall vacation, md building s.
lunch cupboard. The farmer Becet-
ary resigned and a new one one was
appointed. Mrs. I. Cameron md an
interesting report of the Con tion.
ftsr which -the :nesting closed by
singing the National Anthem. Hrs.
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