-.,'.Tho craft is at present in Sum-

rnan Catholic Cemetery, Giarlottc-

" funaral of the late Catherine Wil- , one; Cardigan, Friday morning to

N75,”, .. ._,_. .

c5512., who also conducted the 1 iservice at the grave. The Dlllbfll"

Taylor, Garnet Campbell. Newlflll

_. envelopes. Mr. and Mrs. DesRoche » thanked their friends for their nice " its.Avcry dainty lunch was served parlor by little o, y the ladies. All departed for their homes after wishing Mr. and Mrs- Desnoche every happiness.

WEDDING BELLS _. The wed- Owen, Charlottetown. The ding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. tague, P.E.I, on Friday. May J8- of _their youngest daughmr, Phyllis, who was united in mar- riage to Duncan MacMaster, son c -of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mao- ,. ter. Dundas, P.E.I., with the

home to‘ attend theblcf;em1onv.h:_: t no .fisth;r$e;1m:€lyt§e hosne “of the was served and all dispensed to ents. many their houiss wishing my; wishing them many his bride much happiness. hI/p y years of wedded life. — (Hflfi

.-bride‘s m friends jo

. - b0 M h2'l,1881 of Aca- H-‘i: palrgntaalgiirmer Navy Minister » iigus L. MacDonald is a first cou- "Iin

i Ilia parents were Theodore Ber- _ nerd and his wife, Ann Perry. "Both are dead. 515° He received his early education 0! the RAJ’. ‘PH-h at Tignish and than graduated from Canada to Australia. 3' from Union Commercial College at -, Chariottetownu before ‘bled attended . r a a. " ‘ Agtleerpgrrijaduagreig he J h" l will! !°1‘|~ home and became sseociat ‘flgnish Trading Compan late Senator Murphy.

—‘}

MONDAY

I0!!! IOI FUNIIAL - Mill Ilormco Bruce oi Havorhill. Mam, arrived in Charlottetown by plane yesterday enroute to her forms‘ home ht Hcathcrdale to attend the funeral of her mother, Hrs. Sarah Bruce who passed a- way on Friday. Mrs. ‘Bruce was ill only a few days.

-DIES AFTER. BRIEF ILLNESS -The death occurred in Alberton yesterday morning of Mrs. Mary Rix after a brief illness. The late

Mrs. Rix, who was inherseventies, M00

is survived by two daughters Mrs. William Aubrey and Mrs. Arthur MacCabe, both of Alberton South.

TAKES NEW POSITION -Miss Stella Smith, daughter of Mrs. John F. Smith, Central Hotel, City, loaves shortly to take up her new position with the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Associa- ion, Washington J3 C. Recently she was entertained by her knitting club at which function she was presented with a lovely gift by the staff of the Veterans‘ Welfare Division of which aho had been a valued employee.

Naval Service Headquarters has advised Lieut. Cmdr. C. P. Mac- Kerizic. commanding officer H.M. C.S, Queen Charlotte that a 46- foot diesel powered training ves- sel will be attached to his com- mand, to be used in training naval personnel and sea cadets.

rmerside where it was built by Palmer and Williams.

FUNERAL SATURDAY — The funeral of the late Matthias Butler was held Saturday morning from the residence of his son-in-law, Mr. Ernest Collier, 99 Roohford St. to St. Dunstan: Basilica, where Re- quiem High Mass was sung by Rev. K. McMillan who also conducted service at the grave. The pallbear- ers were: Daniel Malone. George Peterson, Charles Hine, Richard Carr, Peter Connolly, and Daniel Kehoe Interment was in the Ro-

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FUNERAL AT CARDIGAN —'I'he ‘Ion was held from her late resid-

All Saints Church, where Requiem High Mass was sun by the 111s- tor Rev. P. McMa on who also conducted the service at the grave.

The pallbearers were Pius Camp- c,

bell. Ralph ritapstrlck. Malcolm Campbell], Richard Green, Bernard Wilson, and John D. Campbell. Iriterrrient was in the church cem- etery. Seated in the Sanctuary W85 Rev O Higgins of G-BOrBQWWH parish;

FUNERAL AT SOUTH SHORE- The funeral of the late Mrs. Well- ington Murphy was held Friday morning from her la-te residence Cumberland to St Martin's Church South Shore, where Requiem High Mass was sung by Rev. Pr. Edward,

ers were: Joseph Doiron. stlllley

GIADUATIII- Recent gradu- ates of the basic training from Military District No. d, Can- adian Women's Army Cop cluded Pte. S. R. Douglas, Char-

LBAVIS FOR MONTH-EAL _

weddifi ce MoCormack left yes- m" l-l’

senca her furniture Prince St. will be tak

ormaolr "expected to return in

MacKay

AT ROTARY — Mental hygiene Jcot or an interesting ess at Rotary luncheon yester-

Dr. A.J. Murchison, med- ndent of Faloonwood . was announced that the Summerside Rotarians will be the guests of the local club at a dinner meeting in the near future. Guests were Chief of Police A. Birt- wistle and his son Lieutenant Ken- neth Birtwistle, R.C.N.VoRa, George Thompson and Man: Calder were joint chairmen. Mr. Thompson presided.

BEREAVEMENT

Barker Holland occurred in Bede- que May 16, 1945. He leaves mourn his wife, formerly Jane Morris, and two sons. Harold the R.C.A.P‘.. St. El Chester in A.A.1", now stationed in Dayton. Ohio; also three grand- sons. Arthur, Robert and Lorne, and three sisters.

J. Charlottetown, and Mrs. Forbes, Bedeque.

Syne Fella

Drillon, former star, has accep

sex, duty.

RECEIVES SAD NEWS -— Mlrs. Herbert H. Thorne or Charlotte. town has received the sad news oi the death of her father, Mr. Thomas Haley in Bonavista, Nfid.

HERE FROM 0TTAWA—Mr. N. Murray, of Ottawa, of Charlottetown, vacation here renewing old friend- He is now senior Labor- atory Assistant at the Experimental Station and a mem- ber of the executive of the Ot- tawia branch of the League of ons.

It is the tendency of modem education to ennoble th

Boyle, Bishop of d Chancellor of

Reverend James

Charlottetown an St. Dunatanb University. told the oi the College yes-

asion was the ninety- en ercises of the institution. latform with the Chance he Rector, the ht Rov. R a nguished guests inclu- n His Honour Liieut-Governorauat Mr. 1". L. Holmes,

e Usriited Kingdom,

l Charles

terday afternoon I {ormefly

ships.

Mrs.

A8! ul . Shaw, provincial direc-

Many friends on Prince Edward rot to learn of the

Mr W if Nelson, formerly oi Charlottetown P.E.I., and now residing in Monc Official word was re- ceived from the Director of Re- that Pte. Nelson had died as the result of an ac- but further details nding word from the' h he was serving, Scotia Regiment,

conducted

North Nova but Fflllmn-

Taylor. Joseph Walsh and Edwlll7 l-Iandrahan Interment was in the‘ church cemetery-

CS. frigate "Sprinzhill". arrived in Charlottetown Saturday evening for a brief visit. He was accom- panied by Mrs. Harding.

The Commander informed a Guardian representative that the “Charlottetown? has covered over 60.000 miles of ocean since sailing out of her home port last May and has been frequently in the rough waters of the North Sea and the English Channel.

—BR.IDAL COUPLE WELCOMED

DesRoch-s was the scene of a ver

by Mrs. Arsenault. There were many 1min] gifts including a. number of

ev. A. S. Adams officiating. The

rid 1 d e charming dress- st 2d ein Dgikaele vblluye with matohing

The bride's eldest sis- E. Munroe arrived

fax Herald piease._ copy)-

Frielnds in Summer-side "Mr J.A. Bernard. member of the welcoming Flying Officer Stephen dren of . Prince Edward Island Lcfllfllllll" . for 1st Prince was rtotifiecidsatarday F. T

0U l.

"‘g,;,,'§‘,-‘,,,,§p“§'r“t§'i§°i§' gOVIIIOQ. He route to India. will succeed Lieut. Governor 3-W- LgPggg who was appointed Oct. 1. 939

Ahative of rigiish. Mr. Bernard

was formed ‘ough the partnership ofMessrs.

‘Mr. Morris retired lll

it is believed it occurred after V-E day. Pte. Nelson ‘was well-known in musical circles in- Charlottetown, ldruxririmer for many years in local Namma] w" Finance _ J hn g - orc estras there, dllfllé?utlll-gfl"fimgggig““..g‘ "M53|€"‘fi.l€.&'$§‘.°°i..°“¥3§o ncl enlisted l1" l" frigate “Charlottetown. but now 1n the Canadian Anti: in temporary command of H. M. Fredericton early c being stationed n overseas as an infant meilnh d d i E mi an a serve n a and Holland p or to hisrthel‘ mflel-‘tlve- In addition to his mothezgi brother, Charles, discharged from the Bo al dian Ordnance Corps, survives.

WELCOME T0 TIIE BRIDAL COUPLE - On the rge assemblage of peo- y atts thin home of the

groom's aren _ r, happy gathering on April 24th, when Almon 3g,“ friends and neighbors assembled t0 wglggmg 11°“; tender their son and his bride, Me moon their son Bord Phyllis Wadi-non a miscellaneous bride, formerly Miss shower An address was read by Eachern, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. m7 ltIi-s. Roland BishQD- The gifts were W. S. MscEachern _. opened by Mrs. Bishop and assisted

i chairman for the field has received a Victory 8a recognition of the splendid ork done by that (liSLriilt-Jlllf- km ing the 8th Victory Loan drive.‘ The two salesmen Major R.‘ . Howard and Mr. Allison Mayne remxomb are to be heartily congratulated earl an ‘the success of av

at several camps !

one funeral of

May -Th:: hcme of Mr. and Mrs. Thank p19 gin-m.“ IM 1 n orr so .

ll, Dunstaffnage,

an to em a miscellaneous

after ‘their arrival.

march, played by Mrs. ‘Ihompson, they were led 'to

daughte

tee of honour was prettlly decorat- ‘Wm-

with pink and white stream- flowers added to the

Munroe, Mon- ed SP5.

the scene.

Isobel Jenkins, and Alva Muttart. were read by Miss Ma Borden, on beh bride made a suitable rcpl ing one and all for thar gifts. After bouncing the bridelll and groom the r evening was went

Doris Underha

in music, Lunch

were beautiful

Pond yesterda now of the R. A. Society, ommand who drop- of the pa pod in to Summerside airport en,ices were this'Members morning to continue on his way.§veterans It is nearly two ye Pond visited Summersids last. In , the fall of i943 he was stationed at Charlottetown for a while taking an operational course after he had melsldc. received his that time he has been on Transport, Command and has many flights 5°" over the Atlantic a)‘ Eggltangigfiltifigg" e rs

suffering

“on “mflfllana laceration as

—INJURED William McLe taker of

a a.

a? aced on

in the Cristie

will be his first trip Since his last visit here 1.0. has married a Mgntrlsgalmgirl am: e e son o Mrs. John Pond who was no well‘ ‘m’ "mm °‘ I'll"! and favourably known in mes-side and Prince County . subsequently went out of lllllly 10M‘! I8 Wcltflfll

mfldfllt ends will

‘ . . . . Bernard and C. B. Morris. In l"

ed revealed that he am‘ and th fo u, '

t0 arrived safely in

lans to stay for some time country. Beiore'

101111118 the Air

Force IEO. Pond was one of the partners in business

OUR ‘News Buohfii .0

..'IBIDAL SIIOWEE - A very lsasant av

and Mrs

present them with onor of theirrocent (Mrs. MoKenna was Miss Kelly before her marri

march was pa jorie fl-Ywlman w ride was being placed in a suit- able chair to receive the ma and beautiful gifts. Mrs. C. Miss Annie Lord Mrs. Ethan Stewart opened displayed the gifts

an read the

verses accompanying each. atantial cheque was bride from the firm of L Klnnon, Montague, where she has been s. valued secretary for some ears. Mr. and Mrs. hanked their fr and brlngin

WEDNESDAY

JOINS Y. M. C. A.—Mr. Gordon professional hockey ted a position with the Y.M.C.A, War Services at Sus- and reported yesterday for

LEARN SON IS FREE-Mr. and Simon Cavanagh of New ,Haven have received word that their son, Pte. P. W. Cavanagh, previously reported a prisoner of war in Germany, is now officially reported safe in the United King- dom. Pte. Cavanngh has been a prisoner since Aug. 10th, 1944.

BURIAL YESTERDAY — The funeral of Mr. Francis Weir was held yesterday morning from his late residence 45 Park St. to St. Dunstan's Basilica where ‘Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. J. W. McCardle service at the grave. The pall bearers were: Michael Conway, Hector MacDon- the. gall, John D. McDonald, I-Iarrv Emmett Gallant and

somewnel Frank Christopher.

SPRINGFlELF-EXCEEDS oo- CTIVE - Mr. J. E. Haslam,

FUNERAL YESTERDAY - The the late William H. McLeod was held yesterday after- noon from his residence, 325 Eus- ton Street. The services at home ‘and grave were conducted by Mr. Donald Nicholson, student minis- 'ter, assisted by the Rev. D. J. Pallbearers were Sam- uel Hood, John Howatt, Donald Matheson, Louis McPherson, F.F'. Sidsvworth, and E. W. McKinnon. Marian Ma“ Interment was in People's Ceme-

, .___ l BRIDAL RECEPTION-Mulberry e presented a unique and sing appearance on May when a reception was he honor of FQeand Mrs. James L. m" m,“ scomlfleggs of No. 1 R. dz N.S.. Sum- ,- of M; and Mm Alexlmerside, who were recently mar- Scott. The bride was aocompani-l“ ed by the groom's brother Row

and the groom by Miss Florence

On the centre of the table enlwas a beautiful three-tiered wed- cake which was cut in con-

Beh venionai style by the bride and The gifts were many and eautlful. testifying to th la of the young couple. A jolly singtgsorig Ibroughct) i: pleasant The numerous presents eve“ 5 a “759- u ° °“”‘ iguesis were Mrs. C. R. Dawson

were opened by Misses’ Norma an; and Miss Florence Cameron, Al-

l’. THANKSGIVING SERVICE — msvrhanksgiving service at St. And- flunk. rcw's Catholic Church was held in the church on Sunday, May 13th. the morning mass of thankl- Qmalndef 9g the|glving was celebrate tor. Rev. '1‘. Campbe ning at 7 PM. benediction given by Rev. '1‘. Campbell the sermon for the occasion was preached by Rev. Father McPher- son of ‘Pracadie. The church was ly decorated by the Chil- Mary and the Holy Name Pictures of all the boys rish that are in the serv- placed in the sanctuary. of the Reserve Army and paraded to the church.

OVERSEAS - Mr. llan. former the Post Office, Sum- who is now living at Brad- bane, received a telegram on

evening advising that his

William McLellan had the seriously ill

Street Hospital from fracture of a result oi ac- tal injuries. Later in the gllgflllfld a further

bu oonoussio with head lacerations t further information

be forwarc- d

day. May ll, vylgn

of f ends gathered at the home {if Mr P

0 h Donor Clinic on Saturday after. gltherinl’ which ga.

l ttetonians

“BIO an omumgy town's very active

Cr Corps, d f bec in . 8d withnmsci: Othllgmllfswéiqflu: tits

o It is hoped that his wiwaoon et underway, and ch22] ably iscen y arrived war brides wi feel join my; I'm“?-

t y B id d Knitti Cl hilld thgirglelllegrtilesday niggg

lends for 00mins ing at the home of Mrs. n. Rob-

such lovely remem- bin brances. T e remainder evening was spent in ing and readings. Mrs. Davison added much to th tertainment with three readings. Miss Clemie MacLean and Mrs. Davison were the ac- oompanlsts for the ‘g. sumptuous and dainty lunch was served and later portions of the wedding cakes were sampled by al The evening was brought to a close by singing "Auld " and “They Are Jolly Go ws."

music. sing-

twenty-five and a half years, resigned from his position and is i“‘ti.’i§r.'€.“i‘§i..i‘“..‘t?3“§i H“ "°"“"- " h" REL-(Moncton 11mm. ‘m,’ ti? w’ a

J. C. Sims will cial meeting of the course of a day or two, it ‘Ls un- derstocd. At a night the mat

district of Spring-

DING-At the Presbyterian Manse, Summerside, on May 8th. there

their fillllvlwel- was solemnized a marriage of in

rig obtained 106 per cent of

onti-eal and Flying OfIicerJames

Edward Loyal Orange Lodge and King Hiram Royal Preceptory, of the Royal Black Knight; oi li-eland, gathered at their hall at Central Bedeque on Thursday evening, May, 17th to bid farewell to a faitniill- member, Bro. Percy Allen and Mrs. Allen. The members brought their wives and sweethearts and a social; evening was spent, enlivened by several contests and songs. Bro. Alex B. MacFarlane and Bro. Lloyd Affleck acted as joint chair- men and with some re- maris called on Bro. Allison Profi for an account of his recent trip to Regina. virhich was given in his humorous manner and was very interesting; Bro. T.J. Inman was then asked to give an account of his recent trip to Toronto and Bos- ton which was also much GppNCiS- ted. Bro. Allison Proiiitt reed an address to Mr. and Mrs. Percy Allen, conveying the regrets oi both Lodge; in losing a valued member and good wishes for a pleasant trip to Western Canada with the hoiX‘ that sometime they might return to their native province. At the conclusion of the address Bro. Clyril McFarlane presented Bro. A en

d by the pas- li. In the eve-

erson resented Mrs. Allen with a beauti ul pair of ear rings set with pearls as a remembrmoe from the

telegram ad- that medical examination was not suffering

lodges. Ice cream a w

served and all icined hands singing "Blast Be ‘Ihe Tie That Binds". closing with the National Anthem.

- MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER. -On Fridav evening. Msv 11 Mr. and, Mrs, Preston Toomhs, Keri- slngton lovel

cola, who gathered to shower one f this month's most popular brides-to-be, Miss Wanda Mann. About 10 o'clock one could hear strains of the bridal chorus being played with Miss Georgie Profitt. r d’.l"€t.“l.'.'o lift??? oom s elco e- -

In seal oi boner Ilsa la Io

as soon as

mm possible. No furher details rc-

km- garding the accident were given

'7 it is not known as yet j lhow Pte. McLellan received

° injuries.

____.__._.__ Mrs. John Wheatley and Miss eatley, City. arrived home night after a two-months’

in U. S. A., the guests of Mrs. tiers daughter Mrs. Irnelt

ENTEITAINED a: an ._ Charlottetown Detachment of ti‘.

a tained n}. int“: the brides now mint in Cwlott: tovm and vicinity at the Blood noon.- This was a maost enjoyable

meeting members of centive to form a clubtof their

WQICWN t0

SOCIAL GATHEnING—The Vic-

, Eustonia Apta, last week. No

HE cu. I GUARDIAN

R c) R SATURDAY SUBSCRIBER

JBOMOTED TD CAPIALA .. ""570" Li urant vsravers or Scanner- suie who is stationed at tile 'J'I-<lD- mg centre at Yaririoum, l.‘1.§. has been promoted to me ran: ul cap~_ tain, it nas been i-Mrneu. Travers 1g lilo son oi major victor navel-s o! the Prince Euwaru ,1;- lsnd nignlsnocrs now stationed in W w nova. Scotia and‘ T‘ Summers as. flip . avers was a dlw°ntmued member or the Prince’ llloward Is- land Highlanders prior to the out- break OI’ war onu when his unit was mobilized he responded. that time ho held the ra t he was commissioned in ___ us: “was one oiathedfgt of GRADUATION DANCE-Prince 1° °""'°“ "l w" H . wounded in the Sicilian camps! n,

of -Wales College audiloriiarlrxrlzwggl m" ream,“ ,,°me__s_ 5

,prett1ly and tastefully in a pink and white The heavily ladun

basket of lovely and costly gifts were brought in and opened