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")1 511-11; {'1 ddcut n11 tho Lrst Monday "1 W- M; 1.111 1. Thcrc was no smoker 0" ' W” bLs rwczvsloli as tho prose rubmll- 1ne=t1ng rcqulrcd tlmfl c 1rl1ng and discussion. The W0 kplgpqr, and the essay, read aloud hvfmp of 1h:- mcmbcrs. displayed 1111c understanding of these typcs ' in: iltoraiurc, and more than the "1 11511.11 ability in the writing of ‘prom. Tub poems submitted to "14! . , ,~ h . February meetln’; “Ywnymwil? “d 1:1 r7, 11c Ifilllimvntvd 0-“ bv the member, were nlncrd us.‘ follows:d"lilsca%eé'gwfant; “M .1 a.‘ sccou z ' - ' lull-win tl-c 110cm: taking that T h, y”, nlaco during the year will be vot- ‘ ' ‘$11 {.4 m, a; mo end of the aeuon 1-, t and a Wm given to the best. The ‘ ,- -. were asked to submit sona h“ rnlgibfeslhakcspearcan) to the Avril .1 lmeellng sclcctlug their own cub?“- ° (‘wing lo the resignation of . 5 ‘CHIIV, whom atreas of other 1.1- ...=1 forccd to rcalin- MW M‘ mund Murphy was covolnhd t0 n, 1111 1m vacancy. Otherwlu thc o"- eouuel of the executive fomlifll the - _ some. Bcéfore thimmecxgrflgéllllx; 111—.~.»~~’. r"1"'v 1111 n rum-gm of cd selcc 011s .W- l“ ~ v .~~. 11111 cuirwing the store poem: of 1.1mm dc 111 Mare-wind l‘

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The many friends of Min Imp, McIntyre, dauahtor of Hon. J51’. and Mrs. McIntyre. who ls a pat- ient in the City Hfupltal will ho pleased to know aha l: convnlggl

{nicely after undergoing a align ‘ operation. -

, 1 Rev. n. 1. Fleming. C.SS.R., RCCEOI’ 1 ofthc Church of the Most Holy R9. f dcemer, City. is at present ln Saint 1 John, N.B., where last week ho con- 1, ducted a retreat for the women at

St. Peter's Church. This wool: he

m ' is conducting a. retreat for the men.

c v M M 1 n o. a - ‘at Bradalbane,

Annabelle Cum- mluks. widow of the latc Malcolm Cummings. 889d '18. A short acrv-

- ice will be held at 1 p.31. Thursday

1111. the home of her son. Allan

’ Cummings, Bradalbahe, followed by sm-vlco at Hartsvllle Church on ar- rival of funeral procession.

VB. Y. PJU. HOLDS MEETING- 'll1e Bllptlit Young Peoyies’ U11.

~ cloty llLlflll held its legular meeting last ~ :1 1:ri1oo11,.11lghl. The Thcme for the Devotion-

PPYiOd “'11s “Plapplncss.” The ad-

\V1.1r-‘<l1c.<s' of the evening was given by

lill‘. L- H. Simmons, who tool; for 111s subject “What Makes Canada Great?" Plans were made for nelrt S1111dny evening service of which ‘he Y0lll1g People will take charge.

UNIQUE BOOK-MARK —- Major

W. B. Stevens, officer 1n charge '

of the Salvation Army here, is in rrceipt of a unique book mark~ part of the balloon Explorer .11 which in the service of science at- talnvd a world's altitude record of 72395 feet, about l3 miles above sen. level, on November ll, 1935. It will, be recalled that the Explorer If was under the command of Capt. Albert W. Stevens, U.S.A.. corri- mauder and scientific observer. After the flight it was considered the balloon was unsafe for further service, and lt was broken up. the silk covering being manufactured

for book marks and distributed among. members by the National I Gcographical Society.

The Women's Executive Board hold its annual meeting yesterday afternoon in the drawing-room of 111;,- Cunclall Home. The President. Mrs. F. M. Stewart, occupied the chair and a’ goodly number of lncmbars and friends wcre present. The meeting opened with a hymn followed by prayer.

'I‘l1e following officers were elect- rd: President, Mrs. W. A. Miller; Vice-President, Mrs. W. A. Hucstis; A. E. Morrison; Secretary. Mrs. Jack MacDonald; Cor. Sccretaryg Mrs. J. Harris.

Members of the‘ executive: St. P111115 Church. Mrs_ H. ‘D. Ray- mund, Mrs. Champion, Miss A. Home- ‘Trinity, Mrs. E. Higgs, Mrs. Grccn. Baptist, Mrs. H, Beth- unc, Mrs. S. Kennedy. Central Christian. Mrs F. M. Stewart. Zion, All-s. H. Hill. Church of Scotland. 1 E. MacLarcn. St. Peter's, Miss M. Cotton. St. James, Mrs. H. S. l-Icllclorsfln. .

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LIIGISLATIIRE OPENS MARCH ‘lo-Delayed by rcoson of extensive lzllovntlolls to the Provincial Building. the opening of the sec- nucl : sicn of the 43rd General . lbly of Prince Edward Island has finally been act for Monday. March 30, at 3 p.m. This date ls a work lntc? than theuate tentative- ll‘ so‘. some time ago, and four wcckr. later than any opening of a rcgular legislative session in the past. flve yeals; The first session of Assembly was held Sqiiclnlacr 25 last when the Gov-

,“ 1 V.“ flaw Monday Icrumvut obtained authority to ls-

suc dsvbcnturcs to the amount of $3 000,000, abolished the Prohibition Commission and vested the Com- Attorncl’

Am, to cuablo non-portfolio Legis-

‘ ullbr. -1l:1tivc members to hold certain h , G1" Ilra<'1_.1snlnr1cd offices. Appointment as ‘ John Mmphyxl makcr of Hon, S. S. Hessian.

KC, ivas made at the September scsslnu, which met and prorogucd on the same day.

Mrs Sarah June Lldstonc, one of Lnxvcr Frcctowns most highly res- ltcctcd and honored citizens, dc- pnrted this life Tuesday. March 3. 1836. hfrs. Llclstone had been con- flucd to hcr bed for some three months. following a gradual dccllnc iu lmnlth‘. She was a Baptist by fnliu‘ nncl had been a member of 11W BCdPque Baptist Church for many years. As a. church member, shc was a loyal and faithful chris- tian. Hcr faith in God was of the practical kind as evidenced by hcr kindness and hospitality to all who came her way. She was cared for during her dccllnlnk yea-rs. with every kindness. by her son, Ray- mond and "his wife. who reside on tho home place. If Mr. Lidstone had llvcd another months, she would have Pllsscd her 81th mile- stone. Her husband deceased hcr some olcvcn years ago. She leaves ln her immediate family two sonar-Ray at home and Henry of Bedeque and - two daughters Blanche, Mrs. I. B. Kgy o; 5M1. ville, N. B. and Miss Inna, of Char- lottetown. also two brotherh- Messrs William and Joseph howl: of Freetown and one afatcr, Mrs. Annie McCaul also of noctovzp. -“

The large number attending the funeral services teatlflcd tothé high esteem in which she was hold.

Thc funeral ‘acrvloc: we. ocu- ducted from her late ruldcuoa on Thumhy at a o'clock l1! l‘!!! late Pastor, Rev A. 0. Cram. Tho fol- lowing hymn: uaed were all favor- itea of the deceased. fiwcary of earth and laden with aln." more‘:

a land of pure dcllgh " and "Tia Midnight on Olive‘: mow." By ro- qgzn, ma: verb: Sch ' ‘ a Swectly Solemll ' The puubunrs were: Iluda. vin BIN“.

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-u11:asu.m::-'lfccmwtfoh NUPTIALS -- Tho marriage place ln Llttleton. N- I-L. °n Rb- ruary 21th.. l 6. 0f Mill

Genevieve M ough. .. dauglltcr of the late Joctph L. Mc- Cullough and Mrs. McCullough of

Summer "' , P. E. I. .to Mr. Marlo

ndward l-lcsccltlrle, of Llttlcton. b! tho‘ Rey. Father A. H. Hcnnlm. Af- ter tho marriage tho happy young coupto left. on a honeymoon trip to Now York and other American cit- loa. On their return Mr. and Mra. Rmseltlnc. will reside in Llttioton. They have the best wishes of their many friends both in Bummoraidc and mttlcton.

The town of Borden wal Greatly shocked when ou the morning of January 29th last it became known that William Edward Hennessoy, a very respected resident of the town had passed away. The late Mr. l-lannessey had been ill for some time, resulting from an accidental foot injury while in the employ of the c. N. R. on the S. S. Charlotte- town, of which boat he was a 1on8 and valued employee. Complications later set in 11nd although all that medical 511111 and competent 1111151“: could do was done. God willed other- wise and the soul of a kind hus- band angl loving father passed from earth to its Creator.-

A pretty wedding took place lll St. Malachlb Church, Klnkorfl. on Tuesday, Rb. 25th, when Miss Jennie Tralnor, R.N.. daughter 0! the late-Mr. and Mrs. Patrick-J- Trainor, became the bride of Wll- llam Cullen of North Wlltshire- Rev. Dr. smith, pastor, performed the ceremony; assisted by Rev. L.

‘Herrel 11nd Rev. G. F. McCabe.

Miss Ellcen Greenan was brides- maid, While Cecil Trainer, brother of the bride, capably supportcd the groom. The bride wore a gown of royal blue velvet with hat to match. while the bridesmaids costume was of rust-coloured silk crepe.

Miss Trainer in her profession as nurse was well and favorably known, whllc the groom la one o! the Island's prosperous farmers.

After a wedding breakfaatat the home of the bride Mr, and Mrs. Cullen loft on the morning train for a. short trlp to some of Can- ada's leading cities. They will roaldo in North wiltshlm where many friends wlll wish them much hap- piness in their wedded life. S.

WEDNESDAY

Mi5.) EllZlibCLll Schirmcr arrived home Saturday night from Boston, Mass. l-lcr many friends are all glad to have her with them once again

GAZllTTED—In the liat of ap- pointmeuts andvpromotlons in the Canadian Militia rcocntly gamtted appears the following: P. E. l. Highlanders: To be Maj. (Qn-Mr.) Capt. (Qla-Mr.) A. W. Allan, M. C., 27th June, 1985.

DONATES CUP-Mn A. R. Cooper, president of the Little Threatrc Guild, ‘has announced that 11c ls donating a cup for the best one-act, play produced by Guild members this year.

—SOC lAL EVENING-A jolly time was enjoyed Tuesday evening by the members and friends of the United Baptist Church oongzcga- liou, at the Mawley f-lousc, Sum- mcrslde, which Mrs. Bruce Davison very kindly loaned for the occasion. A program of music, games and contests filled up the evening and especially delightful was a reading in costume by Mrs. Chester Pal- mer. Delicious lefreshments were provided and scrved by the ladics of the congregation-S

"If we arc hcncen. we wlll l1uva to admzt that we have nothing to put in place of the League of Nat- ions to avert war in the terrible crisis we now face," Miss Hebe Spaull told a. meeting at St. Paul's Parish Hall last night. Muss Spaull of the staff of the" League of Nat- ions Union, London, England, is on a. lecture tour of Canada, Spflfli sored by the Canadian League of Nations Society.

The hall was filled‘ to capacity by an audience which listened with close attention to the intensely ln- tcreatlng and enlightening address. His Honor Lieutenant Governor DeBlols presided.

Richard~'l{ecfe, appearing before Judge Duffy on a charge of retain- lug in hlspossesslon stolen goods, was found guilty when the case con- cluded yesterday. f-la was remanded to jail until Saturday for_ sentence. I-lls brother, Christopher, who plead- ed guilty in a charge of breaking and entering the store of Ewen Campbell at North Wiltshlre on February 22 last, will likely be acu- tenced on the same day.

Witnesses examined. yesterday were: Clarence McGulgan, mer- chant at Hunter River, Constable Loud of the R..C.M.P., Detective Corporal Cordwell of the R.C.M.P., who was ra-callod, Cecil Campbell also ro-called, Henry Pollard, and the accused Richard Keefe.‘

Mr. D. Elmer Shaw, K.C., appear- ed for the crown and Mr. R. R. Bell for the accused. '

INJUIIITAT JHEITILIZIZI PLANT-Mr. Herbert McLeod. Elm Ava, omployec at the Island For- t N lant. was slightly ‘injurgd yo: y when a. cave-la buried him in a tunnel under a largo pllc Fallow-workman dug

him out and be tan? to hi: home for madicalwslauttog. Sev- ‘W15

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day ‘evening. undanaat two cud ham; w. be about routlnrof life lfllmr}

Many friend: will regret to learn _of tho death of Mrs. Griffin, wid- ow of the late Mr. Patrick Orif- fln, which occunod at her home at Oleugarry, bot 7 on Friday, Pcb. 7th. after an lllnal: of only a f hours. ' ’ . _..-__ .

POLICE COURT - Two men ap- pQBNd tn the Polio! Court yester- day charged with shop breaking and were remanded until Friday. Ono of them had appeared on l. esday and been remanded. The moiorht charged with operating a motor vehicle while under tho influence of liquor was remanded for l week. A drunk and lncapabla who failed to appear had his five dollars ball bond estreatcd. _ .

Thomas flawless or Norboro pass- ed peacefully away at the homo of hi: nephew, James Lawless on the morning o! March 5th at the age of 77 years. Deceased. who lived alone was only sick a few days and was taken to the home of his Hellhcw when he complained of not feeling well. Everything possible was done to bring him back to health but God willed otherwise and on the above mentioned date

he dled fortified by the last rites of the Catholic church given by his pastor Rev. Father Frank McDon- ald.

It l: with feelings of deep regret we chronicle the death of Sadie May Martin, which occurred at her homo in Emerald on dvfonday, February 24th, 1936.

Tho deceased was a. daughtcr of Mr. and Mn. Max Martin and was only sixteen years of ago. She was possessed of a cheerful diapositlo and made many friends.

During hcr illness she wu fre- quently visited by her pastor, Rev. Francis McDonald, and she dled fortified by the last rites of tho Catholic Church.

There are loft to mourn the loss of a kind and loving daughtcr. ht!‘ father and mother; Adeline, Roy- mond and Clifford to all of whom sincere sympathy la extended.

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Death came very suddenly. in Bourls yuwrday morning tn Mrs Acorn, wife of Mr. H. H. Acorn, M. P. P. She was 60 years old. Mrs. Acorn was a. lady of many fine qualities. and hcr death will b; a great blow to hcr bereaved husband and family. ‘There are four child- ren surviving, William in Sourla. Clarence and George in Los An- geles, and Miss Wanda, R. N., in Boston. -

Mrs. Acorn was a daughter of the late Mr. Henry Seller of Charlotte-

town. In this city one brother, William T.. and one sister, Min! Ida, survive. Other members of the

family are Lemuel in Strasburg, sash. Mrs. DC. Headloy, Miss Sol- ina. and Dz‘. Ethel B. in Boston.

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There passed peacefully away to her eternal reward on March 5th, 1996 at her homo ln Scarle- town, P. E. 1., Rosanna Affleck, beloved wife of William Sobey, aged ‘l8 years, after an lllncs: of several wcekl.

Being a woman of pleasing per- sonality and lovable ispoaltion. she endeared‘ herself to all hcr ac- qualntanccs.

Besides a borrowing husband. she leaves to mourn, three sons, Harry and Horace of Scarlotown, P. E. 1., and Sanford of Lo: Ang- elea, Cal, also five daughters, (Mabel) Mrs. Charles Crewe of Soarletown, (Gladys) Mrs. George Taylor, Vancouver, B. 0., (Haul) Mrs. Ci. C. Macbean of Clurlotis- town, P- 1.‘. 1., (Ruth) Mrs. Hubb- den Macbean of summeraldc. ‘P. E. 1., and Miriam at home, besides a large circle of friends and ac- aualntanccs.

The funeral was held on Satur- day, March nth, from hcr late residence to Searletown cemetery and was largely attended. The acr-

viccs were conducted by Rev. Arthur Organ of the United Church. The hymns sung were

favorites of the deceased.

The pall bearers were her ab: nephews, Messrs. J. 8., Hammond, Joseph, Percy. Sinclair. lhd Bruce Afflcck.

The Junior Royals’ ex- press, gathering speed and momentum as it rolls along the playoff trail, last night captured the New Bruns- wlck-Prlnce Edward Island junior hockey title when they defeated Chatham Jun- lora 7 to 1 in the second and deciding game of tho total

goal series. Royal: tool: the round l2 w (land uallfled to moot Amhent anuckl

for the Maritime title,- the flrat game of which takes place at the Forum Friday night.

IIIDAY

rho-at u understood that m. n. T. Maollrolth of l-lallf , a maln- the Public m x acorn