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[ONDAY . ..- .. Mrs. w. o _ city received the sad ‘m. morning from her A Meek, wualnstqu. ‘Hmy of this city, of the w “Dy pEAD - James N, Augustill, has receiv- fl new; of the death of w, Mrs. William Walk- Daltonl." need 4c ‘u, M at Oyen. Alberta. V m“, 1932.

V wsq-oN-MY. and Mrs. . m4 Mr. JosePh 111881118. m, Wednesday morn- Mm trip to Boston. They

mending the funeral of W. mg Mr. Higgins‘ sister, ‘mm Higgins-K.

. [ICBATED —'!'he will of ' Alfred E. Dewar has been . the executors being the Tgust Company and ~ l Dewar, a nephew. The . include $3.090 1-0 the , Christian Church, $1,000 Edward Island branch of gqflety, $500 to the Red m the interest of $1.000 , . ty each to the Prince , jglsrld Hospital and the plward Island Orphanage oi’ the estate (which wrlderable sum) after pro- ,. . Church Missionary So- d Indianapolis, Indiana.

DING anus - A very milling took place on the lffebruary, at the home of ride, when Muriel Alice dsughtcr of Lorne J. and mil of Murray Harbor, be- flle bride of Harris Jordan. Charles Jordan of Guernsey m bride, tastefully dressed, . up parlor on the ’a.rm of .. as the wedding march W“! by Mrs. Albert Mc- mil the couple stood under .. tad arch where hung a shite bell. They were at- . by Miss Edna Sencabeugh ... y Cove and Mr. George . ofl/fontague. A number of puts were present. The . was performed by Rev. uoudge, and a sumlltllflll! m served afterward. A ‘Lin there was a very noisy outside thchbnsc‘ by gunmen of the village in In] manne . The bride re- nlll-gé number of very use- .... at a shuwer held a few .- before the marriage.

TUESDAY . . 1:51. SUNDAY-The funeral ~ Anna M. Tomlins took place afternoon from the resi- of hel- daughter, Mrs. D. A. ‘~~-- , 3 Kent Street to the Cemetery. The pell bearers ifessrs A. E. Morrison, A. E. Robert Nicholson, J. A. n, s. A. McLeod and ~ Earle. Rev. R. Moorhead officAtod at house and

of much interest took place at thc Church of the Sacred Heart, East Boston, Mass, ‘February 7th, when Miss Teresa McDonald became the bride of Mr. Joseph F. White of Chelsea, Mass. The ceremony was

mrnsnsraancn ._ M, 01111191011. Who served I “m” ll 1118111 operator in Q t" sllmuimlue is transferred to Montague Station-H,

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--‘WEEKLY BRIDGE-The Mon- tuue Weekly and“ 0M, w” c,» tertained at the home of Mrs. Harry Davison on Priday evening. March 4th. Four tables were in play, Honors were awarded to Mrs. Wil. 11am MacLean, Mrs. Herbert Poole ""1 M!“ Mary Lamont. After. the Play a dainty lunch was served by the 1111511555. 1158181611 by her sister, Mrs. M. Hubiey, Mrs, J_ p_ gee,’ Miss Martha Cunningham and M1" M81101‘? Hyndman-H.

. JSOCIAL EVENING-Mrs. C. H. Poole entertained some {fiends at; Bfldxe at her home in Lower Mon- 1188114! on Tuesday evening, March 1st. Three tables were in play. Ar- ter Bridge the hostess served a very delicious and dainty lunch, assisted by Miss Doris Thompson and Mrs. Elizabeth Shirmer. The remainder

0f the evening was spent in danc.

ling, after which the happy guests said Rood-night to their charming hostess and thanked her for the V91‘? P18858111; and entertaining cv- ening-H.

It is somewhat of a coincidence i to have three octogenarians of the same name celebrate their birt-h- ‘ days in the same month. Such is the case here. We make reference to Mrs. Sarah Jones, (Aunt Sar- 1 ah), who celebrated her ninety-

been confined to her bed for the l last 3 months she is cheerful and bright and it is a pleasure to con- verse with her. As ladies always 1 come before gentlemen. we now mention Mr. J. B. Jones. ‘well and favorably known as Uncle Jimmie, who was born Feb. 23rd, 1848. Dea- con Jones has been a life worker in the I-fazelbrook Baptist Church and even though his faculties are somewhat impaired, he is ever and always interested in every worthy cause. Our grand old lady Aunt Sarah is hale and hearty. The writor extends congratulations to all.

WEDDING WELLS-A wedding

performed by Reverend Father

Garahan‘. The bride was attired in a. dress of brown transparent vel- vet, with hat. and asessories

to match, and wore a corsage boquet

of Sweetheart Roses, and L‘lly of the Valley. She was attended by her

cousin, Miss Marion McDonald who

also wore a. dress of transparent velvet, and boquet of Sweet Peas. Mr. Joseph McDonald was best man. Immediately after they motored to the home of the bride's uncle where o, dainty supper

the ceremony

Annual Meeting of the share- l. of. Messrs. Bruce Stewart so limited, was held last evening offices of the Company. Hon it, Hearts, the President of Mpany, presided. There was l- representatlon of sharehold- The Director's report

was served in Mrs. McDonald's best style. After a few peasant hours spent in music and song the bride

home in Chelsea, where Mr. White is employed with the Eastern Mas-

and groom left for their future

sachusetts Railway. The groom's

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eek’s New for Our Saturday‘

-PUNBI.AL 0P Mas. NEIL PLANE DELAYED-Owing to bad I The debate on the Draft Add,“

for some time MACLIOD-Tbe funeral of ma, - N. R. Station 1 Neil MacLeod was held on Saturday afternoon and was very largely at- tended. The service at the home was conducted by Rev. Mr. camp. bcll. minted by Rev. Mr. Jeans. Trinity United Church was filled to capacity with friends of the- dc- ‘mm’ 1° ' m“ "m" he 1"“ 1“ " 0f the I. 0. D. E. attended tho serv- I ice in a body. The Missionary So-' cleties from the different Churches

ceased. The Summerside f“ ,3

weather the mailpiene was delayed was concluded in the legislature

until nearly 3 o'clock in arriving ywterday afternoon, the speakers,

bere yesterday afternoon. in order named being Mr, w, M_

Len, Premier Stewart, m. mane RECEIVES BEYLYr-Thfi IOIIOW- A’, cgmpbgu and ML J_ P_ Maw

in; letter was received from Mr. mm.“

Leonard McDonald, Bear River, in

..'HOME FOR. BUBJIAL-Dled in Boston, March 5th, Cornelia Paquct 0f Souris. The remains will arrive in Souris on Thursday, and »funeral will take place Fu-‘day morn-

~bag of seed cobbler potatoes last IMarch and speaks for itself: The letter is dated Haddonfleld, N. J., vPebruary 29, 1932. In reference to

your note found in a bag of pota-

[Magdalen Islands this week. wea- ther conditions permittins- 5116113" ing of civil aviation throu811°lit Canada during the past W". 11° said that in view of the general

Mrs.

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consultant’

Storms, ILR. 5, Hcton, Ont..

_ Charles _ ymtuz-"I was troubled with palpitation of the mart; couldn't sleep, day or night, and was lo

conditions. satisfactory PRISM" ill "d, I m,“ “My u, mum {mu being made 1n the <1"°1°P' an» taking Milbunfs Heart and Nerve Pilb [merit of aviation. Interest is well i I was greatly relieved of time attacks.

maintained, and 1t is expected that within the next year or two. improvements will be made in the services in the Maritime Provin- ces. Mr. Wakeman made several

Prise 50c a lm

Fold at all drug

and 1.. Ltd . dhrcntu. Out-

My mother also has great faith in them and finds no other medicine can help her so much fol heart trouble.

I can auure you that Milburifs Heart and Nerve Pills are a wonderful builder."

general alone. or mailed dinel on Iluipl of price by Tllo 'l'. lfllbnrl

bers

Palplhtlon "... the Heart Could lhrdly Get Around

were well s sented. The service conducted by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Campbdl, was very impressive. In . a short address Rev. Mr. Campbell for $5.00 per bag. If you bought on spoke very hlshlyuf the many rare credit and $4.50 cash. This year the qualities of the deceased andthnt ' price is $3.25. Cash and $3.75 on , the Island had lost an appreciative Q credit. Please excuse my delay in historian. Her place in the com- writing and hoping you will answer mullity would be very hard to fill. 1113' 1911-91 I 111118111. 9011f truly. Rev. Mr. Jeans offered prayer. A G°°1$° 1151x111“- full choir rendered the hymns very feelingiy. Mr. George Bownesa sang that beautiful hymn, "Not Now but in the Coming Years." The pail- bearers were Messrs. A. R. Bren- nan, William Llewelyn, T. M. Link- letter, Major Townsend, T. D. Ram- say and A. S. MacKay. Interment was in the People's Cemetery. S.

toes I pn-chased last spring. I am sony in answering so late but I mis- laid your note. P. E. I. potatoes sold

WELL KNOWN MINISTER RE-

five and n, half years presented his reslgnaton on Sunday morning to become effective the last of June. Three years ago Dr. Freeman suf- fered a severe iliness but after five months returned to his pulpit and has carried on unti the present. I-fc now feels that ‘his strength is not sufficient for the full work of the pastorate. He will remove at the end of June to Lawrencetown. Annapolis County, where after a

. JFORMER. SOURIS CLASS- MATES-The second Annual Meet- ing of the "Samaco Girls’ Club" was held at the home of the Misses Mar- garet and Dorothy _Keays, t5 Wol- cott Street. Everett, Mars, on Wed- nesday, February 24th. The Presi- dent, Margaret Deagie, called the

TIRES-Dr. Charles R. Freeman, pastor a: Calvary Baptist Church, North Sydney, N. S., for the past

1ng_ gel-vice a; 5L Marys Church’ yvisits here lust year and is renew. Interment 50mg -ing his acquaintanceship with ‘numerous friends in this city. -_________.._

The death Occurred of Miss Char. lotte Lebroc at, New clasgow, N. S.. on Thursday. March 3rd at the home of her nephew, Mr. Russel MacLea-n. Miss Lebroc formerly belonged to Georgetown and moved t0 New G155EOW some years ago. ‘She also took a keen interest in the welfare of P. E. I., and was always 213:1 dtsv 1211;121:862? n3“ ggjzlgldce. Rev. John Sterling of- eflluyed her company as she was; cheerful, brght and intelligent, a true chrstian woman, always hav- ing a kind word for everyone,

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1 The funeral of thc late Mrs. Mary Hiel~llhy'was held from her late res- idence in Hcbron, on March 4th, to the Presbyterian Cemetery, Dun- blane, where she was laid to rest be- side her husband the late Jamcs l-iierlihy. Despite the lnclemency oi the weather there was a large at.-

The following delegates from _ AnlKenmore f... 0. L. Ellersiie were in that medmal aid and ‘and 1111751111! the city Wednesday attending the was dlme’ but GM called h" 5° 11's 71st. annual session of the Provin~ Heavenly H°me' 311° was 9- memwcial Grand Lodge of P. E. I. Rev. b" °‘ s“- Dallds 3111M Church. J. A. Nicholson, Messrs, c. s. Miller,

‘ATTENDED GRANS Lonon-qlw-“m-"S-

thafart (nee Katie McIntosh) a son

We are pleased to learn Mrs. Samuel Leccc. Point Pleasant, Gee“ June's‘ . who has been under treatment in MACDONALD-m’ Kemmgwn on the Prince Edtvard Island Hospital, TmrsdflY Mam‘ 3m’ 1m 1° M“ is now at her horric much improv- “m1 M's‘ ‘mm A‘ Macdonald’ a’ cd in health. ‘daughter. _ . ‘CLARIG-At Kensmgion, Feb. 15th., -VISI'I‘ING THE ISLAND-Mrs. 1939 t" MY- flnd M” 0"“ mm“ Sniith Mark, of Bigger, Sask., is on a 5°11- --. visit to the Island. shc has been RYAN-At tlw City Respite-l 11'1"“ tlic guest this WEEK of her sistc" 7th, 1932 to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mrs. Harry Silliphant, c’ Summer- D. Ryan, Anandalc, a gin. side. Mrs. Mark will visit in Eliers- ' MACLEAN-At the Prince Edward Ilie and Coleman before returning ' Island Hospital on March Ath, to . Mr. and Mrs. Aben MacLcan, .a

. -——-—- Idaughter, istiilbornl.

Mr. Samuel Lccco, Jr., of Truro. MCfSAACFAt St. Ann's on Feb. l6, !N. S., has been visiting at the 1932 to Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mc- home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Isaac, a daughter, (Catherine 1,8,1- Samuel Lccco, Pt. Pleasant. It is om), . now over twelve years since Mr.| Lecco has been at his home, dur-,

Gmlllewm‘ “"11 11"‘ use"! has B. 1.. MacDougall, 1.. A. Burlelg

cast s. sad gloom

ing which time he has been located

Msnnrscas

ll, Over M‘ mimyln. s. Burieigh, P. M. McCnull. 1

lrlends in Georgetown. she visited. fin the neighboring provinces. We .are also glad to report continued

her native home about five years;

ago and was greatly pleased with! The friends and relatives of Mr. |

dmprovcment in the health of Mr.

year. Various activities and social

events enjoyed by the members dur- St. John, N. B., and Calvary Church

ing the past year were reviewed by the President and even greater re- sults for the coming year are an- ticipated. The members of the Club regret keeply the death of Sister Mary Bride,(Barbara Campbell), a Sister of Mercy at St. Joseph's Hos- pital, Aurora, Illinois, who was a former clnssmat and a very dear friend. Sympathy was also extend- ed to Mrs. Sarah MacDonald (Sara Carter) on the death of her hus- band. Following the conclusion of the business session election of of- ficers and appointment of commit- tees was voted. Margaret Deagle was re-elected President. Other of- ficers were: Lavina Morris, Secre- tary-Treasurer; Dorothy Kenya, Wanda Acorn, Genevieve MacDon- ald, Social Committee; O‘Dettia. Creamer, Rita MacIntyre, Mabel Paquet, Educational and Library Committee; Margaret Keays, Mary Foley, Marion Adams, Bridge Com- mittee; Mary Paquet, Kathleen, Creamer, Bessie Mooney, Member- ship Committee. . Wanda Acorn will be hostess at the next monthly meeting on March l6, at her apart- ment, 71 Revere Street, Boston. Bridge followed the adjournment of the meeting. A very tasty lunch of sandwiches, cake and coflee was served, the table decorations being

‘carried out in George Washington

style. The Samaco Girls’ Club is a group of girls who were former classmates at St. Mary's Convent, Souris, Prince Edward Island, and are now living in Boston.

WEDNESDAY

FORTY HOURS DEVOTION -—

fourth birthday Feb‘ 14th,» Mrs. { meeting to order’ and) the minutes brie! period oi’ rest he hopes to be David Jones, (Aunt Margaret). who of the first Annual Meeting were iavflllflblfi 101‘ Pulpit supply Wurlt 115 celebrated her eighty-fifth olrth-imd 111°‘ “mePwd- Th“ Bwmmy‘ °‘°““i°“ m“ we" Dr‘ Frwm“ day Feb. 9th and although she has I neuure" Marguet Ken's’ the“ h“ held pastorates at Brldgevager’ read the financial report for the Ayiesford, Canso, N. 5.. Chalnotte-

town, P. E. I., Charlotte Street

‘North Sydney, N. S., and was Pres-

|ident of the ‘Llnited Baptist Con

,ventlon of the Maritime -Prov'nccs

lin 1917 811d 191B.

DELEGATES ARRIVlNG—Delc-_

gates in attendance at the Grand Orange Lodge of P. E. Island meet- ing in Charlottetown today are ar- riving in the City. Mr. W. W. Mut- tart, Grand Master is stopping at

ithe Canadian Natiorlaivflotel; Ml

1 P. M. McCaull, Grand Secretary is the guest of the Hon. G. Shelton Sharp. Minister of Agriculture; Mrs. Georgie A. Taylor, Past Grand Mistress of the Morst Worshipful Grand Lodge of the Ladies’ Benc- volent Orange Association of British America is stopping at the Lennox. Other delegates are in the city and a large representation is cxpcctcd this morning. The Executive of thc Provincial Grand Orange Lodge, which was in session last night at the Canadian National Hotel are looking forward to the most suc- cessful meeting that has been held for many years.

I 1 The annual meeting of the Wo- men's Executive Board of the Cun- dali Home was held yesterday af- ternoon with a very large attend- ance.

The President, Mrs. J. P. Gordon, occupied the chair and after the various report-s were read and ap- proved, the Lady Superintendent, Miss I-Iiida Johnson, gave an excel- lent and most interesting account of the year's activities. Judge Has-

izard, President of the Board of

Edward Island. The many beautful floral tributes and messag of Slmlluilhy show the high esteem in which she was held. She leaves to mourn her niece, Miss Susan Lc- Broc. in U. S. A. and her nephew. Mr. Russel MacLean. New Glasgow, N. S, to whom sincere sympathy is _ extendedlThe remains were ' con- ‘Wyfid to Georgetown for burial-A V‘ THURSDAY

The sympathy of the entire community goes out L» Mrs. Dun_ can Nicholson, Mrs. Horace Lyle nnd Miss Hannah Leard, of Cen- trcvilie Bedeque, in the sudden death of their beloved sister, on Friday Leard. after a brief illness.

—AT‘IENDING ANNUAL MEBT- 1

QNG-Delegatcs from Summerside attending the annual meeting of the Grand Orange Lodge of Prince Ed- ivard Island are the following: Messrs. W. W. Muttart and George Sudsbury; Mrs. Duncan MacDonald, Mrs. Archie Sharp, Mrs. Giidden. Mrs. Dalton. Mrs. MacPhcrson and Miss Leon Wiiliams.-$.

ACADIA HOCKEY TEAM.-—Two of the members of the Acadia Uni- Vefslly Hockey Team which ployed here last evening are Is- landers, namely Vernon Mc_ Causland of Alberton and Stirl- ing Macdonald, City. Vernon is 1n the first year and Stirling in the second year of the University course. Both are good players and well deserve their places in the the team. '

In a stubbornly contested game at the Forum last night Acadia, champions of the Valley League, turned back Saint Dunstan's 3-2. There was little to choose between the two outfits, both displaying air

the mlpmvemonts of the place. and and Mrs. Benjamin Moreshcad, O'- iMalcolm McSwaln, Greek always sad’ no place like Flyleaf, Leary, learned with the deepest |who is now able to attend many sorrow, of the death of their infant ‘of his duties on the farm.

. son William Albert, born Feb. 26, 1932. The parents may not now understand the will of the Lord, 1n taking their little son, and only, child, but the day is not far distant, ‘ when it will be their high privilege, according to their faith, to enter in- to the fuller revelations of God's

‘Will. In the meantime while faith

ifs guiding into a closer walk with the Saviour. may the parents be

I comforted with the words, “And we know that to them that love God, all things work together for good. even to them that are called, ac- cording to_ His purpose." The be- ,

lreaved parents have the sincere;

morning, M153 wnme sympathy of the community in their I

sad loss.—O.

At Rice Pl’... P. n. 1., solidity. ivilarch 6th, Guelford C. Lowther aged seventy years. Mr. Lowthcr had not been able to work for two years and at the end developed pneumonia. He was a. flnc type of Chrstian gentleman, highly respec- ted a good neighbor and an cxccl- lent citizen. He will be greatly miss- :cd in the home and church and community. He was ordained an elder in the Church at West River ,on June 2nd, 1912, under the min-i lstry of Rev. A. Craise. He was up‘! ptffited representative eider for that congregation on July 14th, 1912 and served the church with true devot- ion until laid as'de by sickness over two years ago. He leaves to moum his widow, formerly Olivia Hockin; two sons, Thomas and Robert both at home, four daughters, Mary. lNight Supt. at P. E. I. Hospital; Olive in Provincial Tax Office; Muriel in Probate Office and Helen, now Mrs. Walter E. McEeren of New Dominion. Two asters survive, Mrs. North of Charlottetown, Mrs.

House at Kcnsington by Mr. Hugh i F. Morrison, Stipendlary Magistrate,

t ton. All the evidence was taken by

iaglous Diseases" and the Doctor

WEEKS-WHfTE-On March 9th by Rev. W. L. Outhouse, Walter Stephen Weeks, Fredericton, P. E. 1 to Gertrude May White of Murray Harbor.

River,

LOCAL AVIATION ACTIVITIES --Yesterday the mail plane flight was resumed and she arrived here on time, carrying three passengers. Pll0t JOlIOS With hi8 DlSIIB C. F.- 1o, J_ A' Kelly, aged 5g yew-E A. D. B. returned yesterday after- _ MCCLAREY __ In m‘ cm. on M“ noon from Liverpool, N.S., where he l7’ Ellen Mcclarey, aged 75 yeam

i

DEATHS

KELLY-At City Hospital, March

was doing special survey work. ROAC" ___ A; Malpeque, Mann C- 11-1‘ E- 1 P11°1°d bl’ M’- ‘36111111 4th.. Miss Bridget Roach, aged 11' Edwards made a flight to Moncton BAKER_M Kensmgton, March 8' ‘md "emrm carrymg as pmense" I932, Herbert R. Baker, aged 79 Mrs. J. S. Jenkins and Mr. Phillips. GALLANIHM New Haven, F“? They left about 2.30 and returned Yuan, 29' 1932‘ James A Gallant‘ about 5 o'clock. The return trip was age, 36 years’

made in thirty-five minutes. DICLEAN _ M Damngmnl on Tuesday, March ll, Mrs. John Mc- Lean aged 67.