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WEDDING BELLS. - A pretty weddinl was soiemnized in 8t. Ann's ChurchJ-I _ Riveigijjiw -_ nesdsy morning November 1'! .‘ when Miss Laure LeClnir, daugh- ter of ‘the who, Joseph and . Leoiairnf. was unit- ed in marriage to Mr. Anthony Martin oi Mayfield. The ceremony was preformed by Rev. Father Gaudet. Miss/May LeClair attend- ing the bride while Mr. Frank 14e- (‘ilair aibly supported the groom. The bride was beoomingly attired in Navy bi-ue serge with hat to match. After the ceremony the bridal partyorove amidst showers of conﬂetti to the ‘home of the bride where n wedding breakfast was served. in the evening ere- ception was held at the‘ home of Mrs. Samuel Doiron. mother oi’ the groom, where a ‘pleasant even- ing was spent by young and old. The gifts were many andcostly testifying to the esteem in which the young couple was held. Mr. Martin is e." returned hero while Miss LeCiair is one of Meyfields most ‘popular young ladies. Their many ‘friends wish them a happy Journey through life.

An aged and estimable lad)‘ passed to her reward on October 25th, at Mount Vernon, in the per- son of Catherine McDonnild_ widow

-of the late Duncan Mathieson, aged

81 years. Mrs. Motheson emigrat- ed from Scotland With heir parents. settling in Culloden Mrs. Mathe- son possessed a kind. attractive nature. Her friends were mam’. owing to her graceful dlsposiun displayed amidst all circumstanc- es. She ‘was a member of the Wood Island congregation. She regularly attended the services of the sanc- tuary, her eager love for the Truth was so great that she soudht first the Kingdom of God and His’ right- eousness. Her manner of life re- vealed that she was a true disciple of Jesus. She has left to mourn n daughter, Mrs. Jonathan D. Mor- rison_ Mount Vernon, and one eon, Mic, with whom she lived. 8150 =1 sister, Mrs. Chalmers, Boston. Mass" and three brothers William, John and Donald oi Caledonia, the latter dying“ since. The hmernl services at the home and Fave were conducted by the Rev. M. D. Macbeod of Caledonia.

The newts, of the death at mid: night, Monday. of Reverend Canon Jnctunbent oi St- Peter-s Church sinice 1886—en un- bnoken; period or 2i YKEI-fir-Cﬂilllt? as a. shock not. only to members of his own 0001998814011 ‘but to cli- izens gemerallily of uill classes and creede, for tihe Canon was esteem- ed and respected‘ ‘by everyone. Though he ‘had been in poor lueailth. ‘for some-mime it was not gen eraily considered. Ptﬂuiit this condit- ion hard. reached ouch n. serious iscaige in-nd. "hlbfirlendie were hope" hi1 than ‘ivy talking s. meet, so merit- oriousliy deeerved sitter his lions and i‘ m‘ ‘ service, tihuit years 0i repose and mousing would still ‘he h

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beucy of the Church and was in- ducted on tih-e Feast of -St. Matthias 1887. 0n iihe '20th of Junie. 1801, he married Mists Alice Maude DeeBri- suy, third dnughttier of the lute mheonhrnns Dwiﬂillﬂﬂlih of sprint Pamk, Freon curs union cums the following dhildrmnc-dtev. Outh- ben: A. ‘Simpson. now a s-t den-t eit

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ciail Synod tin 1889 and was continu- ously n member of the general

‘in Camus 11711111118941. a Governor of Kings Ooiiege from 1903, and‘ u, ' - of the Prayer drool; Review ion Cnmmiirbee from 191.2 bo 1918. um secretary of ‘the subcouimiti tee on nihe calender and leoticmnry. His mluihiieliiet} senmtme include " . ior ‘uhe Dmitri-ed in. the Uigiht otf Hioly Scripture," "Divorce and Rc-Msirriage," "Uortfeesinn end Absolution," ‘(ierermonisd Wor- ship." "Nile Dow Ebiniihrato." “Th

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srlcy of Bishop's College. Lenncx- viilile, and in 181.5 he was promoted no he Honorary ‘Canon in Ali Saints Caiilwdruil, Halifax. During iihe war ‘he was Vice-Pres idem: of cite Hitriotic Society of P, Eyirlrtriti, (fhuiriuun of the RA- iurneil soldiers Reception Commit- cee. and Tlrewsurer or the Prisoners ‘Of War iiwnki for P. B. lelnind which rained nearly $27,000 for the prisoners. ~ '

‘ THURSDAY. ' “ nmza WTNNENS-P-Tllh John

‘three silver foxes at tihe recent Fox Show in Montreal. They won first prize for fernele pup in the “medium silver" class and the othetrtvm foxes scored 91en-d93 point/s. This was an exceptional result considering the foxes were not prepared in any wary for the show and epmlcs highly for the quality of foxes in Agnew Fur Fallon. A good pnlce was offered and refused for the puize feunaie.

---.- Margaret McNeiil died at her home in Ellis lliver, Lot. l6 on Monday, November 15th, after .n brief illness. Until recently she was enjoying good health and in~ tlustriously discharging the duties oi‘ liftfeffectively, but that awful, grim destroyer death, aimed ‘a shaft and prematurely -ended a life that seemed full of promise.

She was e person whose li-fe was truly above reproach and whose every action was prompted by some nohle conception that was ever directed to edlfying objects. He: funeral weslield on Wed- nesday to ‘St. Patrick's Church, Grand River. and was largely at- tended. High Mass of Requiem was sung by the Pastor, Rev. John A. McDonald The pail bearer! we're Home John A. Mc- Donald, Linus McNelll, and Paul McNeill. She leaves to mourn her Parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. liicNeilhi three sisters, Edna, Lily sndLucyi three brothers, Joselih W. McNeil, and Capt. J. W., new in France and Augustine A, at home. To all the sympathy of their many friends ls earnestly extended.

The revolver which was token from Queen's County Jail when the Prisoners Nash, Stevens and Gall- ant made their escape mine weeks use was returned ‘he Jallar Byrne °B Tllﬂdﬂi b‘? Mr. .Wl¢lllam Watts of Hampshire in whose born the Prisoners slept the Ilicht of their escape and where they remained the followlnx day. it nppeers that Mr. Watts is the man who brought about the capture or ‘the priioners Stevens and Noah at the ‘tune of their previous wasps. when‘ ques- tioned this time why he die mtiwt liy the authorities by tsiepnshh of ‘the presence of the escaped "men on iris premises Mr. Watts

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OAR DESTROYEm-A- Mr- Laugihllnsutmnoiiille belonging ‘in a we! known: citizen was ﬂound early yuesrdey mom-lug destroyed by fisvnear time railway track just beyond-tire oil tanks.

UNIJEKWENT OPE"AT‘ION.— The meny. ir-iends of Mrs. James Tulflln ofllleck Banks will regnet to leern that she had to undergo a very serious operation in the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal ongsaturdeylast. At lest report she was doing nicely end her friends look forward to art-early complete recoveryrM. ‘Tuplinfvrho was with Mrs. Tuplin. was among the for men attending the Montreal Fox snow lest, week and as the prize list show his black beauties were well up in ‘fheliet. c ' ‘

TALK ON WlRELE88.- Melt‘! Keith B. Rogers, commanding No 1 5i8l16l‘lQﬂ_l!0l'{irl_ delivered tin-in tei-osting and instructive address on wireless telegraph and tele~ phone comrnunicuiinn lu the Hearts Memorial Hell, on Tuesday evening before the mrmbers of the Young Pooplehi Society of the Methodist Church. H eﬂileiued the wide in-v crease in, ivl _ _ tlurirg the war periodfand, nrrong othertscts, related that mp0s ex- perimented wireless telegraph stut- lons were in operation utidrlli: oonse of the United States Gov rn-

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The dfeath occurred ‘yesterday afternoon of Mrs. Alexander Mc- Donaldd of Belleview at the advanc ed age of 86. The deceased was a sister of Captain Alexander Cam- eron of this city; Another sister Mrs. Allan McDonald. Pinette sur- vives. Besldes these. she leaves to mourn five sons and two duughters efwhom Messrs Rlodefickpf ‘Belle- view and John C. oi Point Prim, end Mrs. Alex McLeod and Mrs. John Gilli-i, KlIlPOSS survive.

CONCERT E‘NJOY‘E‘D.- The Kinkorn Dramatic Club scored sno ther success when they repented the 3 act Comedy Drama "An Irish Eden" at Borden last Monday night The hail was crowded, many hav- ilng to stand in the aisle. The ‘play was well staged and the various indies and gentlemen taking part displayed careful trsiningnnd much ability. Between the acts a vaud- yille sketch was put on lry Arsen- ault and Trainer who simply brought down the house. ’i‘ruinor wnso. screem,"hls vocal hits were immense. The sale of ‘baskets fol.- lowed and good iprlces were real- ised. Mr. Ch-srlesMMcDonaid‘, the ‘rpopul ~ Cu toms _fice'r was the

ciitsgiérpgliirs. Higgins was the accompanist for the‘ evening and deserves much credit. Fr. Moo intyre P. 1P. and all wholhelped outmre ‘to be. congratulated on the success of thbiaffnir. , ‘.

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NEW CHOIR 5EAT|NG AR- RANGEM-iNT.--A new arrange- mieni. of choir seating ‘iras been mode by Lowe Bros. in the Baptist

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WEDDING BELLS-A very pret- ty wetltil-ng look place in St. Dmi- staifs Cathedral‘ on Wednesday, Nov. l0 when Ado. E, Gallant, of Charlottetown, was ‘ nited in the lwly ‘bonds of ‘motr any io Mr. Robert Quinn, of Cardigan. ‘ceremony was performed liy Rev. Maurice Mullonntld. The ‘bride were n. black seal coon: and hl-ue plugh hie-if. and wns attended by ‘the sister of the groom. ‘Miss Anna Quinn who were u hiue tailored suit mid large black ht". Tihe groom was 511N101‘!- ed ‘by ‘Iii: herd MtrPhee. The brid- e‘! party left Charlottetown on the afternoon ‘train for the late homo of U18 groom. ‘where a stimptuous sup- Ml‘ was served ‘by Mrs. Quinn. mUlili-er of the groom. The evening was spent in music and dancing.

The numy beautiful presents of (‘-111 elass. silver ti-Iiid chino. show the estieem and ‘popuiurity in which the young couple are "held. Their runny iriendis wish them a long and pros- perous journey through life.

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P. W. COLLEGE AND GOVERN- MENT.— The Guardian under sounds the Prince of Wbiee ‘college shat! have ‘been blinded their checks for November and that lilf‘ aimoun/os. like ‘those for October, are much below whiathod been pro rnised them. Rmnort has it that she start! purposes resigning at the end of the present month.’

VESSEL FROM P. E. I. WRECK EDP-The two-blasted schooner, Augusto. Evelyn, of Si. John, which went ashore on Country Harbour Ledges Guyeboro ‘County on Sui? urduy, November 20th, is u. loin! loss, according to word.‘ received in Halifax by C. H. llarvey, Mar- ine and Fisheries agent at llaii fnx, iirom [lighthouse llorhor. Tm‘ schooner which was hound from i’. E. island with produce For 5M1 burne. N. 5., struck the lstilm {ll eleven o'clock in the iliOfllillS Pl‘ clear weather the lighthouse incl) er reports. He says that ilic tuli- min of the vessel delayed 1°" "m5; giv the word to come about and th ship piled up on the rocks. The crew, unable to reiloat their vow‘! took to the bout and reached shore safely. They returned lust week to their homes in Prince Edward Ir, land. The Augusto. Evelyn “flch. was built at Belliveuifs Cove. h. 5- was n "vessel of 31 tons register.‘ and was owned by BMW“ 0m‘ house, Tiverton, N. 5- "ml Si’ » John as ‘port of registry-

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