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MONT CARMEL STUDY CLUB

-The monthly meeting of Merit Carmel Study Club was held on March 3rd at the home of Mrs. Magloire Gallant. with an attend- ance of 18 members and one via- itor on hand.

After roll call. various commit- tees gave their reports. Mrs. Denis Arsenault and Mrs. Alfred Thomp- son were chosen for the new sick committee. Mrs. Emmanuel Arsen-

tho new programme committee. A bingo browht in the sum of 14.15.

The next meeting will be held at the home oi Mrs. Arthur Wedge, when roll call will be answered by naming a place in which one would like to spend a vacation. Lunch will be served.

A vote of thanks was tendered Mrs. Cvallant for her hospitality, and the meeting then adjourned. A "Share the Wealth" contest was conducted. the winner of the "os-

ault and Mrs. Cyril Aucoin are on car" being Mrs Omybe Richard.

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-The monthly meeting of the Altar society of Mont Carmel was held March 3rd at the home of Mrs. Joe. V. Arsenault. Following prayer and roll call. minutes were read and adopted.

Reports of committees were giv- en and Mrs. Joe. Bernard and Mrs. Nasalre Richard were on the sick committee; Mrs. Oliver Gallant and Mrs. Leger Derasp as school committee: and Mrs. Tilmon Ar-

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The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid met at the home of Mrs. wart on Thursday evening March

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I Mrs. Ivan MacLean is visiting in ; Charlottetown, guest of her daugh- ' ter-in-lww, Mrs. Ralph MacLcan.

I Mr. Eldon MacLeon has installed more lights in the Tyne Valley Hall ' in the form of two flood lights land a piano light.

Mrs. Angus Walker and family and .Mre. Margaret MacNell. Syd- 'l ney, Nova Scotia, have returned to .' Mrs. Walker's home in Tyne Valley.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Macbougall and grandson Charles Macnougall motored to Stanley Bridge on Sun- day March 8th.

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in the Masonic Hall. Port Hill, on Monday evening March 9th.

The many friends of Master Dor.nie Burleigh. young son of Dr. and Mrs. Burleigh, are sorry to hear he has been confined to the Health centre for the past few days with a heavy cold.

The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ellis, Northam, are sorry to hear that two of their children are patients in the Health Centre for tonsileetomies.

Friends of Miss Delores New- combe are pleased to know she is lleeling better after being confined to the Prince County Hospital for a few days with illness.

Mrs. Gordon Miller. Ellersiie. spent Thursday March am visiting at the home of her uncle, Mr. James E. MacLean.

Mr. Merritt Calsghan. inspector of schools for t Prince, was visiting Tyne Valley schools on Tuesday March 10th.

-The many friends of Mr. James E. M.aoI.ea.n regret that he is very ill at his home. Mr. Mac- Lean reached the grand old age of ninety three on Sunday March lath.

Miss Lillian Bulger. Charlotte- town, spent a few days recently visiting her aunt and uncle. Mr and Mrs. Melvin Marchbank, Tyne Valley.

Master Vernon Cirigg entertained a number of school churns and

at his birthday party. All the children enjoyed a skate on the river, after which they sat down to a. bountiful supper served by Mrs. Preston and Ernest Grigg.

The Tyne Valley Women's Ins- titute met at the home of Mrs. Hardy Ramsay on Tuesday oven- ing Mareh 9rd with a. fair atten-

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"I knew it." said Mrs. Grouse to herself. "I knew it all the time. This h the safest place for a nest that I could have found in all the ON!!! !orest. No one

the teacher on Tuesday March 10th I

di-eams'that I would choose such I Discs for a met. no no one looks for it here.”

once there was a vhirr of wings. and Mr. Grouse lighted on'- the ground 'rlght in front of Mrs Grouse, and just a little way out

Stood Diffoct-1! still with hb head held ll . he was ieokint. and listen- ing. he heard crying in aroorofhisstotrtwingsherosres away. He didn't want to be in that nsletibonsood any (lancer than

from her. for a moment or two he .

I young Rank ; the nest above. with.

Ins. Grouse herself.

was necessary. oliudlod softly to

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