JULY 20. 1953

. Murray River I O I and Vicinity

.54;-. and Ml; Arthur Ferguson. mcmuy N,s., were recent risitoi” 0 Murray River. guests of Mr. md Mrs. Merton Ferguson.

AB. George .While returned to H,M,c.s. Stadacona after a short leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred White. Murray River.

Miss Annie MacLeod, Charlotte- ”,-yn, paid 8 Sunday visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Mac- L.eod. Murray River.

Mr, Norman.-ET-Stcwagrt. Chor- otletowll. spent the weekend of June 20 with his parents. Mr. and ups. Norman C. Stewart, High Bank.

Mr, Ray MacLeod. C.N.R...'lKElli. ,i Breaclalbane, spent the weekend )f June 20 with his inothci. Mrs. Emma MocLeod, Murray River.

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin MacDonald. 3-reen Hill. N. S., spent the week- end of June 20 with Mrs. MacDon- ald's parents. Mr. and. Mis. George 3- whiteway, Murray River.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moore, New fnasgnw, N. S., recently visited Mr. and Mrs. John Moore. Murray Riv- er.

Miss Bertha Macbcuii, Cliarloi.te- imvii, spent the weekend of June in with her parents. Mr. and Mrs John W. MacLcan High Bank.

Mr. and Mrs.-CaiTLeu7. and Mrs.

William J. MacKay recently visit- .-d Mr. and Mrs Basil Irving. Charlottetown.

Mr. Sterling Wliit,eway. Murray River. spent a week with his sis- tei' and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin MacDonald, Green Hill, N. 6.

Mi'. Vernon MiicLenii. Charlotte- imvn, visited Mr, iind Mrs. Peter MacLean. Murray River.

On June 22 a group of friends of Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart gathered at their home in Murray River, to tender them a niiscell:ui- ,-nus shower. Many gifts were re- ceived which were opened by Mrs. E. K. Johnstoii. verses read by Mrs. John Cook and gifts arranged by Mrs. Howard Rafuse.

Mr. Leonard Piekens. Chicago. U. li.A., is visiting his ,E.'l'alldD.'tl'Cl1i5, (fr. and Mrs. Leonard Hooper. iurray River.

Vim l':'.sther l”9l'lzllS0ll. who has pent the past. year in Fairfax. Va.. l.S.A.. has returned to the home f her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack

erguson. Murray River.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tuttle and mi Lowell, Fairfax, Va.. U. S. A.. tave arrived to spend the summer nlidays with Mrs. Tuttle's parents. fr. and Mrs. William F. MacLeod.

iirray River. Mr. Tuttle's mother accompanied them and is enjoying a holiday on 1". E. 1.

Congratulations are extended to the following pupils from High Bank ivho passed Grade VIII ex- Ims held at Murray River: Mary and Gloria MacLeod, Velma Stew- irt. Marie Moore. Douglas Moore '.nd Harold Moore.

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Whim Road and Vicinity

Mr. Stanley MacKinnon recently arrived here from Oshaiva. 0nt., where he has been employed for the past several years. At present he is staying at his former home at Whim Road.

On Monday evening. July 13. a large crowd attended the old time square dance at Whim Road hall. The dance was sponsored by mem- bers of the Women's Institute.

Miss Dorothy Taylor. Lower Montague. spent the weekend of July 12th the guest of Miss Lona MacDonald, Whim Road.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Jackhart and family, Fredericton. N. B.. are va- rotioning at Wliiin Road. the guests of Mrs. Jackhart's parents Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Campbell.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Farmer

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Georgetown And Vicinity

.."A B. George Stewart of Char- lottetown accompanied by his daughter were recent visitors to Georgetown. while they were guests of Mr. Stewarts' parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Stewart. On their return they were accompanied by Jordan Stewart who will visit with them for a time. A. B. Ste- wart returned recently from the Coronation, which he attended as

a member of the crew of H.M.C.S. Magnificent.

Mrs. Edgar Lannoii and daugh- ter Jean of Needhaln. Mass, ar- rived in Georgetown on July 5. where they will spend the summer as the guests of Mrs. Lannon's mother. Mrs. L. H. Douglas.

Miss Eileen Helen Macconnell. R.N., who has been nursing in a children's hospital in Toronto, Out, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. B. Macconnell.

Miss Gertrude Fitzgerald, and master Charles Fitzgerald are vis- iting in Cardigan, where they are the guests of their sister, Mrs. Walter Conohan.

Miss Claire Bouclreault, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Boud- reault of Summcrville is visiting in Georgetown where she is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray- mond Solomon.

Mrs. J. K. Smith left. recently for Summersirle to take up resi- dence. where Mr. Smith is station- the R.C.A.F.

Mr. and Mrs. Hamid Landry anti family of Charlottetown motored to Georgetown on July 5, when they were the guests of relatives.

Ml". and Mrs. Charles Fraser and family of Charlottetown are holidaying in Georgetown and Nova Scotia. While here they are the guests of Mrs. Fraser's mother, Mrs. Minnie Rafuse.

Mr. Stanley Walker of Charlotte- town motored in Georgetown on July 5. where he was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lavers.

Miss Margaret Mac-Leod left early in the week for Halifax. N. S.. where she has obtained em-. pluyment in a Hospital.

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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones of Boston. Mass. arrived in George- town last week by car and are guests at the home of Mr. Henry

Hemphill and his sisters, Miss

Mattii Hemphill and Mrs. Eliza-l

betli Fraser. l Mr. and Mrs. Trheodore Lavers

and ianiily of Charlottetown were guests On July 5. of Mr. Lavei"s

Murray River and Vicinity

. .'tMr. and Mrs. Alfred In- nocent and family, Conn.. U. S. A. are visiting Mrs. Innocent's ninth- er, Mrs. Jane Cook, Murray'River.

Miss Faye Keenan returned to MUITEX. River, having spent two weeks visiting with friends and

relatives in Plctou Island, N. S to her home July 7 from Moncton --- where she was a week-end guest Mrs. Mae Livingstone and of Mr. and Mrs. Pius MacMillan.

ttaughter, Carol. left recently to visit her brother and sister-in-law, Mrsand Mrs. Cecil Stymeist and family. Truro, N. S.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gosbee and children. Rosemary. and Rebecea.

days in Murray River, their piirents. Mr. and Mrs.

guests of Art

Gosbee and Mr. and Mrs. Watson Mrs. Francis Arnold and son. Wlllll Ronnie, of Ottawa arrived at the e-V” theme of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Mac-

Miss Flore. M. Stewart R. N lDonald on July 7 to spend the

Mass, U. S. A. at her home in High Bank. DL- .

Mr. and Mrs. stratton. Maine were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mac- Kav and visited with many re- latives and friends in High Bank' and Murray Haitbouifacconipaningl

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Peakes 'and Vicinity

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Miss Isabel MacDonald returned

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The Misseg Clare

arrived. recent ly 3 summer holidays.

. Mr. and Mrs. James Hughes, Mack Wright. Halifax. are spending a short vaca- tion at Hughes, Peakes Road.

the home of Mrs.

Mrs. Frezt Til) Charlottetown, was a recent guest at the home

Kenny Mooney, Mrs. family, Montreal. or rived at the home of Mr. A, Mooney on July 7, where they plan to spend a short vacation.

John

accompanied by Mrs. Caroline McDougall and Bernard Mac-Millan of Canovoy.

and Anne Hcalcy, Lynn, M.-iss.. are spending their summer holidays at. the home Charlottetown recently spent a fewlof their uncle. Mr. Henry Trainor, St. Palricks Road.

May

Georgetown and i C O O VICIIII'I'y ..'Mrs. William Simmonds, who has been visiting in Georg-atown, where she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Hansen, left re-

cently on return to her home in Sea View.

Mr. Arnold Murpliy, Miss Helen Murphy and Miss Mary Gotell were recent visitors to the City.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harris and family of Elmira, were recent guests of Mrs. Annie Gardiner.

Mr. Colin MacDonald left re1 centiy for Labrador, where he will be employed at construction work.

Mr. Charles King and Mr. Charles Martel! left recently for the UiiiL- ed States by car.

County Court Judge J. S. Des- Roohes was a business visitor to Georgetown on July 2.

Mr. Vernon J. Fraser of Soui-is. who is an accountant for the Un- employment Insurance Coiiiiiiis- sion, was 3. recent business visitor to Georgetown.

Mr. Alec Arsenault W115 a busi-

mem were Mr. and Mm vneym, Ml: and M”. John Em" she ness visitor to Charlottetown. will-Z also of Stratton, Me, wilm was accompanied by her two child- . -"VT . were guests at "Grandma's Cabins" fen YML Willlam lilyike 31”? vlanllll in Mme sands. - Fyy gezkeyisi mg vii rea iies a. M L '---H Miss Arleeii Klim. Stoughton. l "pm . rs. fary Dezns. M2. Cl "Si .. , . ' it ' t tile home - , White and Miss Jan: Sl::!li'7Il'(lr: l'Vl'acl:t;ltlll'llSlClal;. vallsidmaunllt. lilr, and Gzndl tLlem-lJfPtlOme J'.c0m.mn M left July l4 Y0!” 3 it'll) '0 CBDC Mrs. Alex Grant during the week foiorggsmgx EN; 1:3 rdoiai Brew” IS1a"d'V”" Ul Jllly 5- Camp Aldershot, N.S.. where he The M158” cum, and MW” 'i”” Ill engage in summer training

Cook, R, N.'s. of the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, are spending two weeks with their niother, Mrs. Jane Cook, Murray River. The first part. of their holidays were spent

the Coronatioii.

- - l Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reiioff aiidy

family, Dartinoiith, N. S., are spen(l- , (L,

ing their holidays with Mrs. Ren-y off's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence, Nicolle's, Murray River. Two weddings of interest place on July ll, th:it of Miss Phyllis Cantello to Reagh Mac-.

business visitors l00klN. S. on July 14.

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Miss Betty Campbell. C'harlotte- Mm me Rom! town, was a visitor ' of her niother. Mrs. Jervis Camp- bell, on Jilly 10, '

Mr. and Mrs. Walter

Mr. Rupert Mclnnis was a visitor

Ciharlotitetown on July 15-

Meksrs Michael

- Mr. and Mrs. William Coiinelly. Leod, both from Murray River. and charlouetown. were guests at the Miss Doreen Buell, Murray River! home 0; Mr, and Mrs, Jcihn Trainor

to Louis MacLeod, Murray Har- on July 11.

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Murray River

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Duffy. Byi-nos Road, were visitors to Char- lnitetowii on July 12 to visit their

at the home

Rogerson in England, where they attended and mmny wen; Visitors to Little Pond in July l2.

and Freddie 'Handrahan and Cecil Mclnnis were to New Glasgow.

Canadian Signal Corps. tneservei.

Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Murpliy oi Elmira. were recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy.

Mrs. J. A. B.fM:cCoiinell was a recent visitor to New Glasgow, N, S.. where she was the guest of Mrs. John R. Stewart.

Mr. and Mrs. Aeneas C. Mac- Donald left July 2. for Boston. Mass.. and Montreal. Que, where they will visit relatives. -

Mrir. Walter Solomaii and Mrs. Patrick O'Neill were visitors early in the week to Cliarlottetowii.

Mr. William Crgssman of Syd- ney. N.S., left on Thursday. July 2. after spending a feiv days ii.

tson. -losellh; W'l10 l5 I Pallem l" Georgetown. where he was the I ' . lthe Sanitarium. 6195: N-Mhis s15m.' Mrs. MM... -'-- ors . 2 Cr Mu ppm-V Myers Montague W” on i iossman has been

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recent visitor

.'Mr. and Mrs. Pte. MacNevin,lMl'. and MP5. Rlcllald Bl”-

Hallfax. are spending their holidays with their parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Miss Patrlca

at t-he home of

Mooney, Boston,

employed for the past 20 years with Dominion Steel and Coal Company in Sydney, N.S.

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Gifted Scot 1Made Monument iAt I Brud-enell

The nioiiiiment. which was erect- ed in 1903 to tire Scottish pioneers on Briidnell Island, was designed by the late Willlani A. Lewis 9:-.ulptui' of Cardigan who carried on the Xl'lOlHlIIlPlllill business with his late brother David A. Lewis. Mrs. William A. Lewis is surviving as is most of the friinily.

This business was founded by the late William Patterson Lewis of

when he eniigrated with his bride Agnes Smith to this country.

and l').ivid A. were sons of the above mentioned W. P. Lewis. One

of the wonderful works of art testifyiiig to this Sc-ot's t.:ileiit is the main altar in the:

fill Saints Roman Catholic Cliut'cli.l Cardigan which was designed andj carved by the senior Mr. Lewis. l

The only surviving member of; this pitted Lewis family of ten chilreii is Mrs. William M. Flynnp Richmond St. Charlottetown

Midgell And Vicinity . . iClllll'(ll.dR:lV.ASCl1470l closed with an enjoyable picnic at Mid-

lpeli shore 'I'iiesda,i afternoon tot 'maik the closing of school for this;

I tei-iii w zth their teacher Mrs. Ira 3 - SallCl'Jl'SV7l1. l Mi's. Gordcii Coffin, Morell and

Mrs. J. E. Dingweli, Midgell left. recently for Montreal to visit Mrs. Dllliliwtllli daiighter, Mrs. Milton MaeDoiirild and attend the wed- ding oil her granddaugliter the former Miss. Marjorie MacDonald -which tcok place June 27.

Miss Pauline Bears, Belle River is visiting her cousin, Miss Gloria

lRapson, Milburii. L4. Eight, iiiembcrs of the Mario

iw. M. S. attended the W. M. S. Rally in Georgetown on June 24.

Mrs. B, G. Jay and children, Mt. Stevrart spent a few days re- cently visiting her parents, Mr.

lzinil Mrs. William Geldert. Morell.

' Mrs. g Freeman Jay and son ;Wayne. Morell who have spent the lrpast week in Halifax where Wayne ils receiving medical treatment will ,return to their home shortly.-BX.

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Diinifried and Edinburgh, Seotlenril

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1 Murray Harbor North and Vicinity

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l Mrs. Edward Shipley and young 'son, Donald. Ariingtoii, Muss, are spending some time visiting at Peter's Road, guests of Mrs. Ship- ley's parents, Mr. and Mrs Gar- field Johnston.

, Mr. i-ind Mrs. Samuel Libby have returned to their horiie in Maiden, Mass. after spending several days ,visitirig at Mui'i'ay Hzirbor North where they were the guests of Mrs Albert Graham.

Mr. and Mrs. Chailrs M el- .lop and young son Keiinetli.Spring-

lfielrl. N. s., were weekend guesisfDl”."'”ll- -Whiieis

i0wen Kelly on July 12.

of Mrs.

MacKelliip'.: parents, land Mrs.

Herbert Llewellyn.

Mr.

Mrs. Cecil Hyde, Mr

cent guests of Mis. l-lritiicis Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbr,rt baiigh.'

and faniily, New Olav,-ow, , were recent guests of Mr. and Mis i Hilbert Llewellyn. . . -- y Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Kelli anti, young son, accompanied by Miss Lois Johnston, Al'llll2lf)n, Mass, are spending their lirilirlays a: Pet- ers Road guests of Mr. and Mrs l Roulston Johnston l Frienrls were soirv Ni lit-ar that. Mrs. George Millar mm with a painful accident rr-eeiilly While opening a can of lye a small piecel of the lye flew up and lodged in her eye, causing a st-vein burn. ; Congratulations and host wishesl are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Jfllllll Giddings, White Sands. whose niarriage took place at the Murray Harbor North maiise on Sa'.ui'da), July 4th. Mrs.' Giridings was the former Lucy Moore, Cambridge. After the ceremoii,i' a receptiori was held at the home of Mi. and Mrs. Clyde Kerwin. and supper was served to npproxintatcly forty guests.

Mr and" Mrs. Albert Crnswell, Carleton Siding, were Sunday V15. imrs to Peters Road. guests of Mrs. Crasvte.ll's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Johnston. f

Mr. Elmer Millar was a business visitor to Charlottetown recently.

Pisquid East And Vicinity

..'Mr. Milton Rodgersrin was a business visitor in Charlottetown

and Mykll Mi. Jillfl 3' ylirlhur Hyde and dilil!lllPl', Bettyibnlllle gvaml-V Ann, Arlington, Mass. were the re- l.'l”"l l'l”' flu” land Mrs. (tel-rue W. Jay.

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motored from Sumnierrille, Mass. and were the guests of Mr. Chas ter Em and his sister, Miss Gladyc Birt.

, Mr. Floyd Jay was in Charlotte- Itown on business July 9.

Miss Isiibel Birt left recently to spend her holidays in Boston, Mass.

Mr. Guy Jay spent the July 11

jweekend at the home of his par- ients. Mr. and IHl"u Wendell Jay. Mrs. l3ai'hara Ma(.Kiniioii. Slim- merviile, Mass, is spciiding some time t her lioine in Pisquid East. Mr. and Mrs. Walter White, were guests of Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs.

.. Earle MacDoiiitlrl. were iikitors in Pis- ll. guest. of Mi.

Mr. and M15. Roland Keliv are guesfs of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hughes,

Beriford. visited Mrs. Hughes par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kelly on July 12.

Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Kelly are spending their vacation with rein.- tives in Pisquid East.

Mrs Chester l3i'adlei'. St. Ter- esa. spent Julv 12 with her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kelly.

Mr. Leith Woolridze. Toronto. is

spenciim: his vacation with his p.tl'PlllS. Mr. and Mis. Wallace

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mother. Mrs. Mabel Lavers. AC.

W.l. celebrate 30th Anniversary

..'EglingIon and Howe Bay Wo- men's Institute met at the Wheel of Fortune Hotel, Fortune Bridge, on July 1 to celebrate their 30th aiinirersary.

After being shown through the hotel by the hostess, Mrs. Harry Francis. the members retired to

the lounge where piano selections were played by Mrs. Charles S. MacDonald, a former member.

Dinner was served. and the birth- day cake. which was baked by Mrs. Aubrey Aitkcn and decorated by Mrs. Stirling Burke was served with the iccs.

The minutes of the organization meeting held in July. 1923, were read by the secretary. Mrs. Char- les Mills.

Presentation of Institute pins was made to five charter members, Mrs. Wesley Keefe. Mrs. William Mills. Mrs. Fred MacKen7.ie, Mrs. James Macxenzie. and Mrs. Harry Burke. :M....M...I.Le and family, and Mr. S. Chandler. arrived by car from Oklahoma, U. S.A., to visit with Mrs, Farmer; parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. Stewart, Kilmuir.

Mr. and Mr.:..-R-obert Campbell, Wlllm Road. were recent visitors

to Clizwlottetowii.

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w. F. Mnclieod, Murray River. and Mam. spent the week-end of July Ml'. and Mrs. MacNevin, Charlotte-ill at the h0m9 "l M3 lmd M”- mwn. A. J. Mooney.

Francis Corcornn, Char- visitor to St.

Miss Doiialda and Master Wayne Rev. Macliay, High Bank. spent. a iewl lottetown, was a days in Charlottetown visiting thelrlTEF95a on July l2- sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Basil Irving.

Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Grant were Mr. and Mrs, may Raymond and daiigihter. Joanne. Boston, Mass. Mr. and Mrs Robert Sullivan

Miss Roma Johnston. Murray River. entertained at a miscellan- eous shower on June 26 in honor of . Miss Phyllis Cantello, who will be Brocton. Mars-.Mr&'lWYBe'C0Vl” inarried in the near future to Ml'.l3lld dallgllll" BETWCE M Bmcmm Raymond MacI..eod. Many gifts i M555- were received, which were opened '-'--s by the Misses Roma Johnston and, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mclsnac. Carol Horton. and verses read by;St. Jofin, N, B.. were Sue-V15 3' Mass June Lowe. Lunch was served the home Of MT. Mid MW Alum by the hostess assisted by several Douutlly On July 12- young ladies. "mm Mr. Joseph Clarkin, Montreal, is

Mi'. and Mrs. Carl Lem. returned -spending his sumiiier holiday; all to Jamaica Plains, after spending the home nl his parents. M11 lnd holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Mrs. Louis Clarkin. Peakes Road. liam J. MacKay. High Bank. Mrs. o---s Lenz was the former Miss Anna MI1Eal'n9.VGllltil1. M0.nlli9&l- "r Mae Macmml of Lime sands and rived at the home of his parents.

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has not been home in 19 years. iMT- Mid MFS- James 37- Glllan 0" ....- July it wheie he nlang to spend a short vacation.-BU.

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