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PAINFUL INJURY-A piece of
wood thrown by the wheel of a
skidding auto truck last -Tuesday
dearly cost Wesley Cann of Corti-
wnll, the loss of an eye. The unfor-
tunate young man was rushed to a
doctor who, upon examininl U19
wound found that an artery above
the left eye was severed. It re-
quired two stitches to close the
gash.
The annual cemetery service of
Bt. Dunsta.n‘s Basilica. and the Holy
Redeemer parishes took place yes-
terday in the Catholic Cemetery.
His Excellency, the Bishop of Char-
lottetown presided, and offered
prayers for all the faithful 'depar-
ted. He was assisted by Rev. Dr.
McMahon and Rev. Louis A, Dou-
gan. The other clergy present were
Rev. Father McCardle, Rev. Father
Keefe and Rev. Father Dalton.
INQUEST UNNECI-LSSAHY-_Con
oner I J Yeo decided an inquest
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 was unnecessary concerning the
death of Daniel Bears, 15 year old
Belle River youth who was found
dead in the cellar of his home Sat-
urday with a. shot gun beside him.
He had received the charge of the
gun in the head. The victim was
the scsi of Mrs. John Compton. who
with Mr. Compton was absent from
home at the time. _The deceased
had been despondent for some time,
it was learned.
-Mrs. R. T. Holman, widow of
the founder of R. T. Holman Ltd.,
Bummerside, celebrated her 88th
birthday quietly at her home in
Surnmerside on Saturday after-
noon. Her daughters, Miss Gladys
and Miss Carrie dispensed hospi-
tality at the tea hour to friends and
relatives who called to extend their
congratulations. Mrs. H01mB!I Wh0
enjoys perfect health welcomed the
visitors in her usual gracious man-
ner.
MACDONALD-DOUGAN - ‘Miss
Margaret T MacDonald, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander. Souris
East, P. E. I. was married to
John H. Dougan, son of Mr. and
Mrs Theodore Dougan, Hampstead,
N B. recently at St.._Margaret’s
Church, Beverley Farms, Mass on
Sept. 19th Rev. M. J- Gleason,
pastor, performed the ceremony.
The bride, who was given in inar-'
,.§ rlage by her brother-in-law. D.
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looked charming in a gown of
white satin and tulle veil trimmed
with orange blossoms. She curled
a bouquet of white roses and lilies
of the valley. Miss Peggy. Mac-
Donald Boston. was bridemaid,
and Eugene Lynch Milton, Mass.,
supported the groom Ushers were
Richard Eland and Joseph Con.-
nors, Beverley Farms. Following.
a reception held at the Hotel
Sher-ation, Mr. and Mrs. Dou-
gari left on a motor trip through
Quebec and the Maritime Prov-
inces- They will reside in Dorchester
Maas.
MAULEOD-BERNARD NUPTI-
ALS - A very pretty wedding was
solemnized on Wednesday, August
'1t.h at 6.30. o'cloc.k at the home of
_ Mr. and Mrs. George Bemard, Long
River, when their youngest daugh-
ter, Esther Christine, was united in
marriage to James Elmer, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Chester MacLeod, also
of Long River. The bride, who was
dressed in a lovely dress of white
silk crepe, with shoes and accessor-
ies to match, and carried a pretty
bouquet of roses and maiden hair
fem, entered the room on the arm
of her father to the strains of the
Wedding March, played by the
bride`s sister. Mrs. David Paynter.
The parlohr was prettlly decorated
for the occasion in plnkand white
sweet peas. The ceremony was per-
formed under an arch of evergreen
and roses, from the centre`_of which
a large white bell was suspended.
Rev. G. N. Somers offlciated in the
presence of the immediate relatives
and friends. The bride was attend-
ed by the groorn’s sister, Miss Eileen
MacLeod, who wore a pretty dress
of sheer peach organdle, and car-
ried and arm bouquet of peach and
white sweet peas. Irving Campbell
ably supported the groom. Follow-
ing the .ceremony, a delightful sup-
per was served in the dining room.
which was decorated in yellow and
white, with yellow flowers. A large
crowd of charivarlers arrived to of-
fer their good wishes and after
bouncing the groom, all departed to
their homes wishing them many
years of happiness. The happy
young couple will reside in Long
River, where the groom is a farmer.
The sudden death of Mrs. Robert
l. Carruthers which occurred at
her home in 0‘i..eary on Wednes-
day nlght was leamed with much
regret by her many friends.
, -- Mrs. Carruthers had been in her
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hsuai health that day and retired
to bed at her usual hour. Shortly
after she passed to her eternal re-
`ward. The deceased had not been
in very robust health for some
time but her death was quite un-
gxpected. <
-‘ She was a woman with many
<..- .' e qualities which endeared her
- all who knew her. B_he.was for-
evrly Miss Thompson of Howlan-
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the Bloomfield Cemetery. B.
-Harold -Redmond. 13. sand. a
brother. Basil, 9. sons of Joseph
Redmond, were drowned yesterday
in Lake Verde when a. boat in
which they wage rowing, capsized
more than a undred yal-ds from
shore. Two companions, Lawson
Cole.l0, and Bobby Power, ll. nar-
rowly escaped similar fate.
The young boys_ were rowing
near the middle of the lake, when
the boat. which sprang a leak,
overturned throwing them into tha
water. Three of the boys grabbed
Dawson Cole, the only swimmq- of
the party, but the Redmond broth-
ers sank together clutching pieces
of his clothing which they tore
from his back while trying to cling
to his struggling form.
Cole managed to drag Bobby
Power to the boat which was float-
ing wrong-side-up and hold him
there until Joseph Redmond, fath-
er of the drowned youths, reached
them on a makeshift raft.
The accident occurred at 3.80
and the bodies were recovered an
hour and a half later in seven feet
of water-
Coroner Dr. J. D. Ma.cGuigan,
who with the R..C.M.P. investigated
the accident, decided that an in-
quest was unnecessary.
. TUESDAY
EVENING AUXILIARY MEET-
ING-The Evening Auxiliary of the
W. M. S. of Trinity United Church
met for the first time after the
holidays on Monday evening, Sep-
tember _Zird _in the Social Hall, It
was a supper meeting. under the
convenorship of Mrs. John Court
assisted by Mrs. Vemon Dennis,
Miss Adelaide Lockhart and Mrs.
W. T. Weir. After a short business
session. there was s. discussion on
the great need of our Korean mis-
sion. . ._
-DEATH OF MBS. WALTER
SONIEB-There passed away on
Sunday morning at her- home in
Summerside, -Mrr. walter Sonier at
the early- age of-33 years. alter a
long illness. Bhe -leaves to moum
hor sorrowing . husband and- abc
small' children to »whom much
Sympathy is extended. Thefuner-
al will be -held on _Tuesday morning
at nine-o’clock to Bt. Paulis Church
and Cemetery.-B -
The funeral of Mrs. J. T. Collins,
wife of Dr. Collins of Vernon River,
which' was largely attended, was
held yesterday morning at ten
o'cl'ock_ from her late residence to
Bt. Joachlm'_s Church. Vernon Riv-
er, where a Solemn Requiem High
Mass was' celebrated by Rev. P. D.
McGulgan. assisted by_ Rev. Jas.
Mllrvhy. D.D-. and Rev. R.. Mcken-
zie of Bt. Dunstan's_ University,
with Rev. B. Croken, Bt. Teresas,
Master of Ceremonies.
PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE
PARTY-Mr. C. H. ,B. Longworth,,
Chairman of the Charlottetown
Board of -School Trustees. was host
yesterday aftemoon at the Prince
Edward Theatre ‘to all the prin-
cipals and teachers of the four City
Schools. The picture shown was
Cardinal Richelieu, the part being
ta-ken by 'George Arliss, and was
very finely portrayed. The -wives of
the married teachers were also
guests of Mr. Longworth, who has
on many other occasions generously
entertained the staff and pupils.
Mr. W. M. Dickson, Deputy
Minister of Labor, left this
moming on return to Ottawa.
Mr._DIckson came to' Char-
lottetown on Saturday to’ look
over the labour relief prolecis.
namely, the trans-Canada and
Rllltico flvleliurei highways.
llc was in conference with
Messrs. W. Chester S. Mcfmre
and John H. Myers. federal
representatives for the County, '
on Monday morning, discuss-
ing relief protects.
This was Mr. Dickson's first
visit to the Province and lie
expressed keen interest on be-
ing shown _around the city
and surrounding country.
OYBO MEETING! 'BE!_UMED..
The first of the regular fail and
winter meetings of the Gyro Club
was held last evening in the Can-
adian National Hotel wlth the Pres-
ident, Mr. Simon P. Paoli, Jr. in the
chair. It was decided to sponsor a
recital by the Hart House Qulrtette
with Mr. W. A. Gaudet as chairman
wssappointed to complete arrange-
ments- Other matters of business
transacted were making preliminary
arrangements for the sale of Christ-
mas seals, discussion of the cole-
bration of'Found‘ers' Day on October
21st, the decision' to hold ` weekly
meetings during the fall and winter
months, and the adoption of the re-
p'_or_t ofthe lest rrieetfrig of the Leg-
islative C6i`ifrcil'held at New Glas-
gow, N.s. earlier in the month. Mr.
Phil Long of the Moncton club was
a guest and gave a short addéess 'on
Gyro activities 'in the distri .
The funeral of John P. Gaudet
wok.-race lut- tvsamsdsamerninl
frvme fet. John  Church,
Mlaoouohe.; The -pa|tor-i\ev_._-1¢Ar-
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and most _relpetwl reildalll 91 PM night. It was the initial dance of cm-1-9,1 51 1115 mme 111 sc; v1” gt Road. It was rlimow
community, in the.D°l‘I°!l 0! -lime! the season. The chaperone were me gg; 01 111-yegrg. M1-_ Murphy had stopped on the
A MwD°11\1d. wh° Pl-‘W1 “WY ll Mrs- J- 0. Monteomerv. we- Ivan ina been in fsfung nmta for isa-is and then srlvsn me
we Oitv H°°P1°=\- °h”1°"»°*'°'f‘”» Home md Mrs Harry Cudmore- time butfaspfts of meafosiussna osfofe the uncoascf
on Auwt mb Wt- Excellent dame music vu sup- fender nursing he was esueu to found. as ass no mums
plied by Elliott's Orchestra. Higher service. kind on him as tar as could
learned however The deceased
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here from Joiilnmlbtlrk. sou‘h nsral of Patrick sherry, Tarantum. -Mr. J. 11'. Baker. Hillsboro Street, The present lnm-mary
Africa WMM bb il ¢'~l'=l°‘°¢d V/B5 which was largely attended, was a retired man who has taken up merly the Prince Edward
the weaker at the R°t»\\'y \\1I-¢h- nero Monday morning from nfs lm drawing ss s. past time bn it ffm Hospital.
ew yesterday- Rev- Mr. U°ti°H residence to et. patrfcrs chin-sn, collection of pencil _ permits. rn --
spoke on the situation in Ethiopia. port Au¢u,¢u,_ wh-6,, . Requiem ,,.1¢|111.m 1,9 111151-msc, 1,1 11,15 5151;; vm. my ___l:e.cs:_engi:_,"
have faith in Brizaln and look to _ _ _ hog several excellent gopigg °1 her ro r,
her for guidance, he stated. In the ?m{'édo;°e\:,$§‘éeDh_D£\,,:h‘;r§,°: tfgge pl-0m1n¢n1\p¢°p1¢_ .mom wmm ug died suddenly of heart failure
event of an Italo-Ethiopian war _' J _ 511- John A, Mg¢D°m1¢1_ 511- chu.. his horns in Leadville Colo.
races c . . .
trouble. Mr. T. G.uIves presided. Kgféhlg-llcgggl nmaunrgaggxéolémbmse Baker is also a skilled workman ing obituary is taken from the U
Rev. Eugh Mil_l`e_r was a guest at ‘ and has several violins which he ville NGWS- _many
yester ay's lun-.eon. has constructed out of Island
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HALL IBNOVATED-The Ben- 11.41. 1' an Y.- - 1 is it so. who it co es so un
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Winn( 54 nmsmd in WNW WHUG her home in wemmd' N' B'-Mrs' vssterday, are being brought home met his death so suddenly
lizht green with the wainseotins P*‘”*P smith' “ ‘°"“°’ ’°“d°”” °' of Mr. Prank Mscxsy, see view. osfrrs snags. neu aicomneid.
in dl!! §i'¢¢H- A llltilftll finish 0°-k Sumégznifzgefeggfs 35”?" £3; The funeral takes plscs from Mal- Jury ieth.
"HP SBD!-'Stes the two colors. The b_§’_-____e_s Mr H"___ J Bmnh md peque Church saturday at 2 p. m. -----
floor which has been sanded and M Ed » ____ ii B _in ~ B _ggvggg pgyggpg gp ma
- h f W°° m °f ““Ff°“' lruunsn IN Accrnawr-Olga nANn-Master James Rimvet
in two woes or men blend with D°‘"‘°°">" -*theft* “nd °“° Simf- chester smith. out novelty. is mersfae. ma me misfortune
ronized. The interior decorations months at 0'Leary, Coleman and she was resting comfortably last 1.1¢ wg, “ken 1,0 1,11, p1-1n¢¢ 0011
were done by
held on Monday morning at' me morning. at Coleman in the a.“ter- mont Bay exhibition was highly -Umm;-1;gb1y.~,5
R. C. church in Grand River. noon and West Point in the eve- commented upon by the visitors
I-shes attended the funeral. and faitnfur sefvicee on behalf of the Gallant; 1-4 sflve pups. one pair. 16,11, 11,,
m9»15*_h¢d iii 8- 50431 f1’°m We chllrch community.-B C. Arsenault. Ifrbalnville; half an';‘[:;1¢°{1.,-g 114;? ,;2g°::};,h1¢h
to e grave.
The fuwll ¢°rt¢¢¢ left Rich- csiurneu.-naown mre'rrA1.s by, .imma village; sf-4 fo fun su- som, my me ,wymem ,kg
NMC- the K- °f C- Rediff! U” mn, at the united cnuren Meme
S erside. Rev. Theodore Gal- °“»9“d¢d by M185 Berth! Bl'°W“» K. Haymen; Mrs. A. A. McDonald
tumsd to Boston to pursue his ogy at McGill for four years, later matching shades of blue. She wore
ogy and Missions. A numerous where he remained for four years kora supported the groom. Cmamnn muon Wm pmyeme
life work. Dr. Lowry spoke of the Dr. MacLeod was the son of the ---- e,,,m|M_
ath school or MacLeod his wife. of Summerside pst" Mcgourt 50 yn; 0111 111 mm Dewn_¢1°,n D. on 1,11,
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he did not think that the adored pa _ les Tupper, Florence Nightingale ,many relatives and friends hero
in Air a w uid f-suse ‘my Bmd' "°h“ °'°°““'“’ 3"' D““ Premier Bennett one others Mr’ will regret his otsslnz- The f°“°W' _nissan Aw/iv in woaolfesft
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re polished is in excellent s ape. - _ - _
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THE nero sruolo MONCTON, N. fs. 
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Council, the girls of the
“ff schools. tm canteen sommit
H1; the Provincial Government and t
Federal representatives.
'"1' Tan. buss.-Mr. A. P. wells
recently for Worcester, Meal.,
attend the funeral of his niece. M
'W' DENT 011- g»gm|;._Q1 g YB Wm' Jaok`Barry. who passed way
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morning from Bt. Pau s
t° Rev. Fr. Murray celebrating t
the walls. The ventilation of the MTS- Annie N0°nsn of Bededlw. 111- 1,1 the pf-imc Eawsrd island H05- hw, .11 gh, fm rg ¢ his 55111
hall hu also been improved. As i¢¥'l1\°ht WB-S 9° W°5=f°"-`l °“,-\“8- pital suffering from injuries re- hmd get-cms on gsvcdncgdgy while ?‘°l“}I‘E;1'2,1&‘n'°:hc|§fédR::`¢1,¥n`
the society carry on an extensive “Sli 73fd-'S cei'ed when she was struck, short- Wm-111115 W1111 g mat ghcpper nt .ILM paubnnn wen Mem.,
rharitable work through the city --- ly before noon yesterday by a car M1-, Rnlph silllphant’s fox ranch. more y-,mums Amo, pg-ry,
and all money received from these -LEAVES FUR L0ND0N» 0N' driven bl’ HB\’0`d Olly. Unifm The young lad had gone out to the Some, Wm 'pm-y_ »r1m°1,hy
entertainments is used only for this TARIO-Mr. Joseph Muchum, who m Hospital 'authorities state* ,mm 1,0 we 1115 1,1-011»1¢p who was senauli, and' Fred G¢ud¢¢__5
work the members feel that the has been supplying the -Pres‘:1yber- that it is not known yet just empwygq then gnd was hcipmg
entertainments w'lll~ be largely pat- lan pastorate for the past four how serious her injuries are, but mm when 111, g¢¢1d¢n1, happened, LEAVES Fon EDINBURGH
“W Mr. wenaeii Msononsid. son
J. Vernon Oatway. London, Ontario to continue his night. 1-105p11,1 Wm,-e 1-,Q was “yen med- M md M" P J Mwnomm dw
studies in the Presbyterian wllese- -- fear attention. 'rin-ougn ti-is prompt ,ages ,ms mmm ,M M,,,‘,,,,.,,,1
The funeral services for t.he late There were large attendances at -FOX SHOW AT EGMONT BAY Mmm of the ,10¢t°1~5 1,1~,¢ 1,°y'g ____ h Wm embuk on
Raymond Brown of Richmond was his farewell services on Sunday. -The exhibit of foxes at the Eg- 111111111, wg, seven. He -S resting ,‘,‘D_§_’_'§e___°oI Amon., enroute
Edinburgh, Scotland, where he
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turned to their former home on
mond at nine o'clock for Grand __A M, mu ed t k U. Edwmn b Ab _
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me celebmt .___ the solemn high 1:f;r__ogt_l_~i__y;__t\g_b_e__li__ d__a_i_1_gh___:: oat” kgs. _hecgl Eg f;.reme_:_br;:;x1::_eo__df;o_n;e__ge u;emseiv;_s__has__hi;eins_§_eners1_1_y well ment. the Poirier Hotel. Their
mass of requiem, assisting were ward Brown of this cu was “mf Fifty-ninth' Annual Meeting of the p°"°d ‘W5 V °f ° 9"' many friends will be pleased t0
_ mb, Gun De d Y- ' , ~ tries. Their comments on the var- 1, 111,; they intgnd to take
 nsnngtt Meesosfreia  "1 1" “"'“"“‘° '1° Wm' Mu" ¥.V,‘f,f,‘§,°,.'§,°,1§,`f,'“s1‘§,‘f,'f,‘;-'§hs°°1§f”y»1'n;}§§ 1011# Cleese! will wife" tomorrow- 11:21; residence again in welun -
con. Rev. Dr. Monaghan, M15. Clmvbell. Son °f Mr. md M11- (Eaten, Dwmom which gpwed Much credit is due Mr. Harold ton and have taken the house -
D“n°°“ °*"“Pb°11 °f Mum" Mus 1' M C ‘ h Hynes and his efficient committee cently occupied by Mr; Hubert
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couche, was seated in the sans- The _mae W” atmed ___ ___ nw- yegwrday 1,, wg, mi 9,- hu,-¢ ;
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turn-y. asv. 11-. x. Gallant, mgmont bl _ut with mv md wh,” “_ Mrs. w. A. stewart. onsrrotfetovm, _gf __§_____f_X°¢ ¢H mmsemen ° renault-S
Ba , irecte the music of the ue 5 Y _ _ _ M-t_ M5_ _ e e .
mags, dasslstgig the choir were °°5-*°“°5 and W°1‘° 9' °°1'5‘€° °f ggucsvteggtxr 53”? gtizlyg Alcxrwg- This sftemoon a sporting pro- Mrs. william Brown of Cove
members of st. Pours Church, Pink 1’°5€S< The bridal couple were mn, Mrs R,_ Tween, guest or Mi-5. gram will be carried out. Rd. received the sad news of
umm death of her brother Lauchiin M.
isnt presided emne organ. WW' °! '-1" b1’1d°- and Mr. Afthllf with Mrs. Q. wufumson. Mrs. xana-csnraabf.-A quiet out Kieliv in the Che!-M NN/ll 3°'
The pall-bearers were Mr. Con- M°mM- A-"H the ¢9*`¢m°HY MY- (Revo Neil Mclean of Charlotte- pretty wedding was solemnized at tal.When a young man he enlis
roy of Pittsburgh, Penn.. formerly Ind MII- _OIUIPDGII kit by m°'»°l' town is also in attendance. - New tha home of Mrs. william H. in the U.B.N. slilinl the ll
or Tigffish. Angus Gillis, Lenus I-niidshcwers of confetti and the Glasgow News. Campbell. Kensington, in-idsy seas for nearly thirty years nt
Macuefu. urban Mnciellon, Frank best- wishes of A host ot friends. ---- sftemodn, seftsmber auth at four s. few years leo for l..W°!\ ¢
Mmpmgm up-1 w1111gm Mfwnong- for their future home in Milton. A pretty autumn wedding took o'c1ock when he, daughter Mu- rest in his adopted oauntfi. slim
511 , Mass. 5 place on wednesday moming at gm-et men was united in the holy ing his summers in P.B.I- with the
WEDNESDAY -i 6.30 o'clool¢ in St. Paul`e Church. bonds of matrimony to Mr. william exceptiim 0! the l>ll9"Y¢l\‘ 00
My Gem-ge Leslie reports that Summerside. when Mass Marion James Kerr of Dorchester, Mass. count 01 NB htllm A* MU*
at a'meeting of the Stevens' Club Mr" N°’m°n M°°L°°d °f sum' c°°°“°~ M°»0L€1lIU. R- N., daughter The bride. given inmarriage by her abroad he was noted for hi!
of Km” county at Cudmn Mom merside received the news by tele- (,111-,e 151,11 D1-_ A, ,s_. Mscrellan and mother entered the room which ness and generosity especially
day night he was selected as can- ‘nm that his b"°¢h°"» DT- N*-*U Mrs. Macl.ellan'of'Bumr:r:rside. was was-prettlly decorated with autumn those in need. His remains We
didate to contest the district for M°°L°°d- P1‘°f¢55°f °f P“f‘h°1°¥Y united in marriage to Mr. James leaves and flowers to the strains of laid to _fest b8wi_l_f_\_i____f\1\lw°“£*____
the Reconstruction Party in the at Penneylvanm U“1"¢1'5V'Y~ Phu' P. Callaghan. ron of Mr. Peter L. Lohengrixis wcdding_march played honors 1: Evznn Mm H6
coming reucr-si electron. Mr. ms- sdelnhia. died in the h°°r>1t®1M°H- csiiagnan or amyvaxe. P.E.rs1snd. by her niece Mus r-mas Campbell. 0¢m¢b¢_1_'v 3 tm. » _,mi Mn
lie is s native of sour-ls. He was day Mtemwn at Lakewood- New 'rho cnurrn was tastefully decor- 'rns bride was beeominsly frowned suryive Y ,__ M '
_ fr in uri eived in an 1,11 10 er-,_ in figured chiffon and carried a Wiliam Brown of Cove e
formerly attached to the Provin Jersey. om J es rec and with au mn _ w
cial Police force here and for a automobile accident that morning. Rev. Dr. P. L. Callaghan, parish bouquet of Rosas and Maiden half-~ Mrs. Clara Pausbllm °f U-A3-___$_;£
fo d and one brother. MY- H
time held the position of jailer, re- No details of the accident were p1»1¢,¢1; at 51. gh"-loc, P, E, Leland, fern. The ceremony was per rme _ S_ “ho
oently resigning to accept the given in the wire. ¢e1¢brg1.¢d the Nnptlgl Mus. The by the Rev. Benjamin Frean-1, the Kielly o. a pe.
Steveng party nomination. _£Mdf;_. Norman Mf_s_cl.eod left yes- G11-15 011911- U1 wh1;;11_1,h¢_1,1-ide wg; g§_r;_fel';_le___e_;mo: d:__ix_'_f_g 5__\;s;l__ A mom °n_o-J aocm ___________
r Y 8 ¢m°0!\ Y l¢1‘0P U10 OX' s. member, sang ur ng he Mass. _
on wesfzesfgay _eovenmgi _s_eptem_-_ Loksmci and vgfu ;ooo_in_r>1r_1`y :ge Mr.=. nov suliivsn played the wig- :f_:_s*ser_;'___e<; ta___f;nmsafsf_:___re_1;; "halo  ogxxeul
ber llth a t e me o r. an rerna ome or ur e ding march as the bridal pa y ~' "nn - ‘
Mrs. Mark Inman, of Canoe Cove. family plot. at Bummerside. . entered the church. 554° UM 81'°°m mg 1°’ meh' W°d“°*i_:'_|‘“5;_h*f"c°,§_";';§’¢’_"_'_°,_Z:‘,n°° '
a social gathering amembled to bid Dr. MacLeod was only 34 years of The bride, who wg, 51",, .way future home in Eire ester, Mass.. ladies _¢__ ,_-‘_ ‘_ _mm
farewell to Mr. Norman MacLean. age but was an outstanding mln by her brother. Mr. Lister Machel- hi* ‘b!‘id8___ t.i’l__:_1;___ ng_ min a ___v_e1=y perance _sl_0¢_\_\_Y°;V _hc __u__°_u
who has been parishasslstant to in the university. I-le graduated in lm, was egqumtcly ¢own¢d 11-1 |, ;5__\s;l¥¢1'_r_: 1; _  al-l»¥;_e _gl the _PNB 0:1" A _mm ___ “___ U
Rev. Dr. Lowry during the mid- medicine from McGill University dress of midnight blue chiffon vel- _ “Seb zhelfgsy msg” ____ _heh mensh0:I%____ on of hm”
summer season, md who has re- after which he lectured in pathol- vet. with hat and accessories in _fm of 3;____°nd5_ §3_7__\£1'°__;___-_ V? E" um” d n.m“_ _
, ' ‘ ' ‘ mu- A. A. Kennesscv" -
course of study for the delree of going to Johns Hopkins University a corslae bouduet of pink roses. G M ____ 1 me “___ who is ma _‘Su _ ___r°__‘_ Ab” _ \
B. D.. at Gordon College of Theol- and Hospital at Baltimore, Md. Mr. James Mnccluigan of Kin- mesnoffmslge 'gd bgmch ofthe  ""‘°~ °
kin a coast to cout
d bl' The rooms were attractively
lovely Beechwood gardens bl'
al bl rvi s endered by late Neil Macleod K.C., and Ada ____ ' _
very v ua e se c r . It was decided to hold the In Gordon McMillan. mo” ,r"m°___ md “_ formerly of mu
9-fl* charmed
his assistant in Babb - . , - - - y Mr, Mu.” who
gani1.ation,iri the proaohmg of the who both died in recent years. mate- of tht P1‘0viI\°il1 Iiiiiflillfl’ Sunday in October when services en", mfh " Mm. mom” 5
Word, as well as in pastoral visits- I-Ie leaves to moum four brothers, was found unconscious in g nsld Wm 1,, 11,14 .1 11,, ymom mm. P’°°e'_h I impnuwe “lk N;
tion, and referred also to nfs nina- Norman at summcrsffis, wfiifsm r. .Qwest or tn.. institution st about 1.1.1,.. °" “_ _;‘*d§“ w W N wma”
ly oo-operation with him in the of Dillfe, Sask.. Reginald of Kitch- 5.15 last evening by Mr. Keenan, P1-¢g1d¢n1 11, c. chandler cccu- gf __ Hanan" nfomml PN.,
labors of the Gospel in Cambridge, ener, Ont.. and Kenneth of Reed A nearby l'¢S\d¢r\t. Wh!! 1'i°tlf\°d lt- pied the chair and presented a re- dem YM" (mv) w_ A_ “mmm ' _ _ 
Mass. A complimentary address was City, Mich., to whom much sym- tendants. They carried the un- po;-1; 1,1 1,11, work of 111° mg1°n,th¢ M the' __“_____'_“m at um Mu , _-_____.__-=-f
read toMr. Maclean byM1ss Annie pathy is extended. conscious man to the Infirmary text of which appears below. le” “muh ‘nu mum’ Aman
me mcxfnnon, expressive of tne 'ms me Mr. and Mrs. rvrscseoa when ne area shortly afterwards rvouowing is the newly elected _mmm ._ vom ,om U, ,, mm “_
warm appreciation and gratitude of had a family of eight. sons. two. Coroner I. J. Yeo ordered an ID- slato off oGcerl: umm” mum" Mm “ok mann..  __
the people for his fififgent me as- .risk me Alien. also during the quest and I Jllo' WM "Wm 111- Honor!-W Prnldent- Dr- H- D~ Icnompmmg 1,; M, mu pry". - - _
during the fall and a committee,‘ voted services during the weeks of war. Jack was killed in actioxv and Thw Vi°W¢4 tho body and ad- Johnson. m ts md U, m, ssl us qui o not ol
nfs my, me praying that the Alien area fn s military hospital t°\1rn¢d ¢he____in<1\|¢°t “nt-11 Haier. Honorary chaplain. nev. nr.   _md _°u°"‘_ :7_._..5‘-.¢_%»|a»__
blesaing of the God of salvation from pneumonia. Donald met death C°mP°‘\“i ° -1\“'Y *N PTSD P- Moorhead Milk- Mm wnrm 'u “um m I... _ = xyfs 
nun, nil c if be t this tim 1 t he nf Bell. foreman. .runes 1-rennessey. President. Mr. J. P. naiuon. .
mum mt “mn w fi: 0 If 'feiiufr na ngmuwiiyiizrorrf filling MN" 3 °"“°"°“' 3”* °““"°“» Beerewv. ur. .mms walker. °°lvl“¢ _“L_  “W” _‘M .ss Ullflrliil
Macradyen, on behalf of e con om ma W
, wa with ii nr. N if is fn f uftnf fn f . W°h‘°1 °”“P"°“~ “HW HW” Pint vice-President. Mr. Svivere . . _
egixgwdgrxqge nm. "b1e:t"i»e uv me meet eafstn :none qa:fnts‘ “"1 -7*m°° W‘°¥-*Ht A wt- mer- nsanocbss. Ass1sti:_§_U\__°t_§‘°'°§’i°““‘l, °'d““"  D-
"‘° 'H' "“" °““"' "“'"" ~°°°“ "°““" t"¥n:'7|’;o‘;°s.:§l1vas mths inns of ..g°°¢§°:{‘.fv°°°`P'°°m°”°' W' H°'.` °$ni‘ffusn°e§n¢. mu Afmfo wet- '
'““'~ ‘ "°"’ "°""““ °'°’““' W” D" “"1 "°‘° ’°“”' ““‘“ °' my goin; -soot mm mn afternoon nmrefés- mr .mx r-rem. nr- sen mn uma sm-of. nfs ooo- ,
spent in social intercourse and en- high character and a great student . It coma nut be 1eu,n°d_ howwnl B C x_ee_;___‘ ~M__ H R __-nn' un' md mt nun 'mm un, . _
1.,y__:_r.¢___r.:_,__r_1__;;if___§:ffss_Iir__nen_f_»'_be\nr °¢H_\;“‘_l__°:§_l;“i';,ef,‘§, ‘{,‘:°s“““‘“',.‘f,'j,"; lust when he nu: been yesterday fiat-'msfasfif' n." of olnnaisrf ins. Mrs- <R»°v~> J-\¢»l¢°1#____°g 
4° °°- °| “l° ‘”“’“° is tnsogatne n gn _ _ynm, .. , a ufteao s.j
Auld hos Bm brvusht-'I hum' “ll ‘wh vi'-h °1n°"° "lm °' b=:n“$f'f'ffs nfturfty nonxyst 2;:  5, 'g`;n1°r'¢ay, TAI rf rasofrsfx. 1 lxgsnxestsil 'me :Ks noismi L l N | M E N T
_vvmlnl te ° °1°°=- ““ "‘**° ‘°*"“‘ 5- nhfbftfen ofounds- Hs was found arose wmmn, mann nm. mins rspieaomg. - . ~
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Friends from all parts of the pro- ning, Miss cannon of Bummsrside Top prizes for this exhibit were won The third mnun1 cent;-o1 s¢hoo1 °“"°" ms “nu ig” ‘“A';‘°3:;l“°°°t'
vince were present to nav their last sang at the different services. Ar- by the following. nerr to Medium, pai, winch opened ,.1 me E,.1,1b1- me “““";"“’g _:gy mt wi,
respects to a dear friend. Mem- ter the service at each church Mr. Silver Fox. adult pair. Aubin J. tion grounds yesterday was marked "l“5i°n ° atm e hy ml
bers Of tht K-i\i8htS 0|' C°1\ll“bUS Muchum was prerented with a Gallant, Abrams Village; 3-4 to by 9, splendm mgpiny 01 gqwgi We" intend’ en “K ‘ "D
1l'°m Siimmefside Mid 90161' PHY- farewell gift in recognition or his full Silver, adult pair, Aubin J. wo,-1; ¢xh11-,115 ang g lg,-ge amend- medial? tS_°_;‘_;‘_f_'§y w f‘m‘h°'
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Walter S. Cotton who is on I visit FUNERAL ' SERVICE!--The fu- `COLLllCTlON OF DRAWINGS longed formerly to Bumrnsnide. ‘ _‘ -1 1_1 '
was for- _ _. _ - - , ., _-..__ . » - i
111°-W votes of thanks wvr`e"§¢\'i§a
the following: tba hadias“Auxil-
no iary. the Ioltvn Band, the buslsrl.
nf station orov, tae press. the city
‘£3
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of C&mPbellfi9l'l» Lot
friend to hear that
‘V737 0|* 'I\l¢Ml.Y» the 1
um- s sam fuaess. may xi
rest in peace.
PLEASED vlsl'r0ll.S - Mr. and
Mrs. James Collins of Glen Wmhm
have as their guests Mrs. Manu
'rupper and her son Hamid, and
Mr. Ralph Harding. of North .Attic-
boro. Mass. This is Mr. Hardlnfl
first visit to Prince Edward island
and he is very much taken up with
the scenery and hospitality of the
people and expects to come to tit
Island again next summer. This
the second time Mr. Collins hal
seen his sister in thirty years. gf
< BIRTHS .
nAYNli"1s"`~'”Yfi`-“_”-EST-riffs. My
H°»r»its1. september me to ur.
and Mrs Allison Rayner, Ellarslie.
grav . . .
. Hey- a son. 
Fred CAMPBELL-At the Prince Coliti-
AY- ty Hospital. September 23rd to Mr.
and Mrs. Earle Campbell of Bum.-
rnerside, a son. ,,
BIIAIBSTO-To Mr. and ,Mra
Everett Beairsto (nee Dorothy
Simllwnl, a daughter, Betty Jean.
JENKINS-At P. E. I. Hospital
the Sept. 23, 1936, to Mr. and Mr),
Hector Jenkins Marshfield A
,,111 daughter. _
MOASE-At the Prince County
Hospital, Sept. 18. 1935. to Mr. and
Mrs Albert Mloase, Kensington, A
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gn ‘ dllllhttr. _ .
MAGDONALD - At the pr-fuss
COIUIW Hospital. September 110,
1985. to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Ml/=D°m1d. Tryon. s daughter-. ~~
. -HB5 `~
Sill/¢\` PUPS. one pair. Edwin 5”' eluded calves and poultry contained and Mm made s_ Pom” hw, "_ 'l'AYL0lt-At the Prince Edqgfq
wind Hospital, on sept. 22. ross,
to Mr. and Mrs. 'J. H. Taylor, city,
I SOB. - - -jj
COMPTON-At Flat River. Bepteaaé
m. ber iii, 1936. to Mr. and Mrs. Ale!-
ender Compton. (nee ver-lie me
Millsn) a son. Charles Wellington;
Mamuaor-is `
`DICK!EBON-CHAMPION - B
Zion Mania, Wednesday Sept. I.
1935. by v. G. Carlyle Webster.
Miss Cora Berna Champion of
Darnley P. E. I. to Mr- Lloyd
Dickieson of the same place. f
'.l‘ll0MY5&N-BES'I*At the Prel-
b'yt.eria.n anse. North Tryon on
Sept. 18th 1935 by Rev. Dr. Gen
Russel Frazer Thompson Au
ve f “E
irina . -
“mg tins cove. to Miss Mfr-fan marg-
¢_ ,ret Best, Augustine Cove. -'
_WRIGHT - STEWART - At 
David's Manse, Georgetown, P. E. I.,
mg on Wednesday. Sept- 18. 1985, by
g-1,14. the Rev. John Stirling, _
terv ` A
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Wright and Ines Stewart both
Lower Montague
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TOWNSEND-At Poynette, Wis-
consin, U. B. A., on Sept. 8, 1988,
Mrs. George C. Townsend, nee
Christina MacKay of De Sable.
P. E. I.. age Gil years. -‘
DOIRJON-At Mayfield. Sept. Ie,
on 1935. Wilfred Dolron, age 18, sen
gh of Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Doiro_h.
on
he Thursday. Septp 28, 1935. Mrs.
SMITH-At Ndrth Wiltshire. &
BMC Smith aged 87 years " `
Tqma , . .
1,0 MCKINZIE-At I:yllfl!\'.¢. Sept. IS
1935 Mrs Murdock McKenzie (nee
Ty Annie Stewart) aged 89 years.
um' BURGE-In the city, Richard
Burge. aged 80 years Funeral from
nsnmorm - Drowned at' Lake
m ` Verde on Sept. 22, 1935. Harold and
Basil Redmond. ages 8 and is year!
company of old and young assem- and for the past two years has been During the silning of the rests- the eh“m°n_ of tm vmum ___°m_ 0_1” __ wah b“um“uy wma  q||,L|g,..111 51, Jenn N. 3_ gee;
bled on the interesting occasion, to professor of pathology at the Uni- te_r_ Mrs. Roy Billphant and Miss 4 mt \ ti t
do honor to the young preacher and versity of Pennsylvania, Phiisdel- Yvonne' Arsenaultssng' “Ave Mu-is Rfffxxng, :t,_md:;¢£::‘,°";nee’:_ u_i:i_r_i_°_1_el;/_:G ._;!:_\:m__=_  __
to bid him God-speed in his future phia. Stella. lm mm in me umm Hmm, 1”, §____w__ _"mg mnmbuud ‘Nm '_
be 32rd 1035 James Norm
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1" Gillis, of Kinross, P. E. I, aged
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M2; Tazlfzrdn.-rn ren nivsr. Mass.
on sept. zo. ms, Dr. John B-
Province
,£2 oaussou-rn fa.._ofty nesofw
1,. sept. 21. isss. Dorothy Uhlllvv
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