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PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE j Bummer Street, Summerslde, Phone 2H News, Subscriptions, Advertising Representatives
J. BLMEB MURPHY The Guardian may be following stores
loll [oily Alyre (; dis a: "u; per dsy or 18o per week. wit. order to
Bookstore. Summer Street; Gourlles Drugstore, 31 Central Street; _
‘g Newsstand. _Wster Street: Mark Gsudet, O1 Granville Street;
Doucetttfs Grocery. Second Street; Illlnd Motor Transport, Wster Street
n will be delivered to any home in Summerslale by Currier
the boy responsible for delivery on your route.
and GEORGE CLOW bought at any of the in Summerslde
Phone 28B for this service or give
{it GENERAL INSURANCE Ralph 1 Muttart. Summcrside.
_sr.r: THE NATIONAL nut! 50ARD in Long River Hall on midi)’, June 10th. Sale of candy.
_Bi~ll)l'2QUE FLOUR MILLS now has grrshly made whole u heat, will sell any quantity.
BLEAVING FOR MONTREAL- Mr, anti liirs. Oliver Profltt and Mr. and lflfg \\'. L. Delaney, Kensing- inn, opened their respective cot- tngrs .-it lilargatc, on Wednesday rrciiinc. lilay 26th, for rt party, in honor of Dr. and Mrs. J. K. Beer, who ziro leaving in June, for Mont- ,.,.1, ulicrc the popular couple ex- .p,¢t to spend from one to two M“, iirvire. returning to Kenslng- ion. During the evening. the doc- tor nntl his Wife were addressed hricfh- lit- Mr. Theo Ling. and pre- yvliififi with a beautiful silver ser- \'l(‘i’, rtit hchnlf of the assembled rotnpnirv, ll_\' l\lr. Oliver Profitt. A hwy. stoning ivas spent, and a dainty lunch sz-rvctl. -— Bur.
,\\‘I~II)DING IN TORONTO -- Tin- Phnpel of Trinity United Church, Bioor Street \Vest. Toronto, was tho scone of n pretty wedding‘ on Fllfiil)’ evening at B o'clock whon| _\t|,<_= ticortzie Louise, daughter of 51,; \\'_ t‘, Srhurman and the late .\lrs St-hurnian. Wilmot Valley, and Cyril .lolin Adrock, son of Mrs. l-‘rorl Adcoclc and the late Mr. Ad- rock wore united in marriage, Rev. Dr. E. Crosley Hunter officiated at tin» rrrcmnn)’. The church was t;_<tr\fitily' decorated with tulips and daffodils, accented by “lid fern. Th2 bride. given in marriage by her father, looked charming in a m1, blue dressmaker suit of ga- liardine. with a large picture hat of valenria straw and matching acces- mrins l-lcr corsnge was of white gardrtiias and lilies of the valley. Her bridesmaid, Mrs. H. Shapiro. ivns nttired in; blush pink gabar- tllno suit with navy accessories and mrsaso pf bluéyI I and cornfloiver. llr. L. C. Davl gsupportvi the groom. Foilowlngithe ceremony n reception for forty relatives and friends was held at Li Chee Gar- dens. Mr, and Mrs. Adcork motor- 0d to Prince Edward Island for their honeymoon. after Which they will rr-side in Saint. John, N. B., where the groom has been trans- ferred to n Branch of the Iron Fireman Heating Company. Previ- ous to her marriage. the bride was lntertrtlned at a number of social functions. Mrs. Rudy Milius (Reta Rontiizhanl entertained at a miscel- laneous shower in honor of the bride-elect at her home ln Scar- bortuwhon thirty former Island girls were present. The hostess ivas assisted in serving by lifrs. Dorothy Major. lilrs. John Smvthe and Miss lillriam Mrllonald. An afternoon t" was ltrld hv Mrs. l-l. Shapiro tRuth lloli-tndl. Assistinc Mrs. Shapiro in sr-rvlnz were Miss Ann Nflvhagrt and Mrs. Norman Jack- en.--. .
Personals
—Recent guests st “Treholme", Kmsington, were Mr. c. Mignon. lid. Halifax, and Mr. H. B. Clark, Moncton. _ 3m,
~54" Harvey -Lewis. nee Kath- tleen Henderson. is paying a. plea- nnt visit to her former home at Hllfilft-Bug
M~Mr. J. Watson MacNaught, P. was a welcome visitor to the town oi’ Alberton and to Alberton
South as well on Thursday of last Week._D,
~liilss Hilda l-lickox end her "PPM". Donnie Hickox. returned to 5211i" home at Burlington, on Fri- p]-- "ii"? mending the past week esrnnttv at Amherst, N. S.-Bur.
‘Mr. and Mrs, W. L. Campbell. giasrlriltown. have received a tele. H from Whitehorse Military milstildrfll. Yukon. informing i-hem M: sémbv dhuchter was born tn Nellwn" BMW. P. Lloyd LeRoy. of mom"; n- 0.. on my moi. Both {may will! bib! doins well. Mrs. c “l "trmsrlv Miss Lmlise “lllPbell- lrlshtown-Bur,
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—A CONSERVATIVE meeting for Newton poll will be held in Newton School, Thursday, June 9th. at 8.30 P. M. By order of the committee, all members are re- quested to attend. '
—ItECENT WEDDING. — In a recent issue of the Montreal Gaz- ette there appeared a photograph following the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. James MacNeill. MI. MaicNeill is the son of the late Hon. L. H. MaoNeiil and Mrs. MacNetill of Summerside.
—ADDBESS AND PRESENTA- TION — Mrs. Maurice Perry Ur.) and small son Dennis left for Hall- fax on Saturday morning from where they will sail aboard the "Aquitania" to visit Mrs. Perry's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mar- tin, Brighton, England. On the eve of her departure Mrs. Perry was guest at a "going-away" party given by the members of the Alber- ton Branch of the Catholic \Vo- men's League. The party was held at the home of Mrs. S. R. Burke. A well worded address was read by Miss Bertha Doyle and a presenta- tion of beautiful gifts was made by Mrs. S. R. Burke. Delicious re- freshments were served by the hostess, assisted by several of the ladies. A very pleasant social cve- ning was spent at. the conclusion of which the popular recipient was wished a "bon voyage" by all pre- sent.—-D.
—ENTER'I‘AINED MEMBERS - Mrs. Joseph Sheen was hostess on Wednesday afternoon. to the mem- berspof St. Mark's Anglican W.A., Kensington for the regular June meeting. There were 19 members present, and one new member was welcomed. The president, Mrs. Lloyd Howard, presided. and led the devotional period. Mrs. John Mouse reported completion of the bale “which was valued at $91.40. Knives, forks and spoons, five dozen of each, had been purchas- ed, since the May meeting The program consisted of a beautifully rendered duet: Make Him Known. by Mrs. J. G. Townsend and Mrs. S. J. Davies. a Bible quiz. True or False. by Mrs. Da- vies. and a talk on the study book by Mrs. Townsend. A social hour followed when a dainty lunch was served by the hostess-Bur.
—IN'I’ER.ES’I‘ING VISITOR — An interesting visitor at"’1‘:e- holme." Kensihgton, was Mrs. F. L. Benedict, who motored from Hollywood, California, with her niece, Mrs. E. E. Price, of Bever- ley Hills, California, who also was s guest. at Wrreholme", for the past week. Mrs. Benedict, who is 78 years old. was seeing Prince Edward lsland for the first tzme although her mother was Margaret: Bernard of Charlottetown and her father tit-as a. Mr. Wall, a cousin of Mrs. Margaret Tupiln and her brothers. Archie, William and James Wall, Malpeque, P. B. I. They were married here, ilved at. Pictou. N. 3., then moved to the state of Wisconsin, later to Iowa, and finally to California. She. herself was married at l8, and ts now a widow. A brother, John Wall, visited the Island 13 years ago. The ladies made Kenslng- ton their headquarters. but spent most of their short visit here, with the above mentioned rela- tives st Melpeque, with whom. they had been keeping in touch by correspondence. Although she has reached an age, once called "old", Mrs. Benedict is definitely young. and after making the long trip, with only a. four day stop in New York, had no thought of wasting my of her "vacation" ime in resting, but: kept her niece busy driving her about the coun-. try. Mrs. Price, voicing the feel- ings of both, claims she had never before seen such nice people and certainly not such beautiful green grass as they found in Prince liki- ward l-siand. Unfortunately, the Island scenery had not teacher! its full beauty as they concluded their visit on the last. day of May and left for 8t. John where they will visit relatives of Mrs. Price. on the first lap of their return journey. —Bur.
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Hovrlen end Vicinity
Fred Gallant was in Fortune Cove on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. J’. B. Arssnsult wu visiting in Woodstock on Sunday.
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Hector Richard, M. L. A., we; in Summerside on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Gallant were i" 01*!!!’ on Thursday afternoon.
Lester Cahill and Mr. Jenkins of Summernide were in Howlan on Thursday.
Mr. Hubert Clisppell end hi; daughter Etta were in O'Losry on Tuesday.
Mrs. Dominick Arsenault spent Friday evening with Mrs. Alban Arsenault and family.
Miss Margaret Gallant of Co- Blleretlve Store, O'Lesry, spent Vl¢. toria Day at her home in I-Iowlan.
Clarence hrsenault who is work- ing on a farm down East, spent the week-end at his home in How- lan.
Miss Grace Arsenauit spent the week-end visiting with her grand- mother, Mrs. Margaret Arsenault, Upper Howlan.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gallant and Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Gallant spent Sunday evening with Mr, and Mrs. Alban Arsenauit of Howlan.
On Thursday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pickering of Summerside were in the vicinity on their way to St. Louis.
Mrs. Frank Peters of l-iowian was down to Summerside on Sat- urday returning by bar with her husband in the evening.
The public health nurse, Mrs. Cameron, visited l-lowlan School on Wednesday, May 25th, where she spent the day examining the many pupils.
Messrs. John and l-lenry Gallant of Halifax, formerly of Duvar and Isidore Perry of Summerslde. paid a short visit to l-lowlan and Duvet- recently.
On Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Francis MacQuarrie and young son Willard and her brother, Master George Carruthers, drove to O'- Leary.
Mr. Gilbert Gaudet of I-Iowlan, R.R.. was calling on some friends in Rosebank recently. Mr. Gaudet is having a fine job done on his lovely new dwelling.
On Thursday, Messrs, Henry and Edvxard Gallant along with their mother. Mrs. Jerry Gallant. motored to Bloomfield Station. then on to Piusviile calling on Mrs._ Elizabeth Gallant and family.
Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert Gallant. of Kinkora, also, the doctor's mother, Mrs. John A. Gallant and Mrs. Elmer Pineau of Summerslde. spent Sunday in l-lowlan and Woodstock with relatives.
Mrs. Anthony Finnan and Mrs. Frank Gallant were in O‘Leary on Tuesday where they procured the prizes for bingo to be held on June 1st at the home of Mrs. Jerry Arsenault.
Mrs. Vincent Gallant and little son Neil of l-lowian, have been spending a few days in Bloomfield Station with her parents and family and attended the wedding of her brpther Paul on Wednesday, June
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On Thursday. May 26th John Robert Daniel. little son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gallant, observed his 4th birthday. Dannie had s lovely birthday cake with 4 candles and had some of his little friends in to celebrate with him.
Congratulations to Mr. Rupert MacNeill of O'Leary on receiving first prize in Physics at Acadia University. Rupert was s form r teacher in Irlowian where be ma e totality friends with young and old u i e.
A few young folks from Howlsn took in the play last Monday eve- ning, May 16th, entitled "There's No Fool Like An Old Fool", which was put on in Bloomfield Station Hall by the Dramatic Club of Bloomfield. The three-act comedy drama with specialties tn between was pronounced s success.
The farmers have not been able to do much on the land for the past few days on account of rain. However quite a lot of grain has now been sown in the district and most. all have planted some spuds with quite s few finished.
Mr, Ivan Webb of Howlan spent the week-end of the 22nd over in New Brunswick. He was accom- panied over by Mr. and. Mrs. Ward Jelley of 0‘Leary: also Mrs. Ar- thur Dignen of Woodstock. While in New Brunswick they were guests of Rev. and Mrs. Russell Webb.
Word has been received here on Monday noon that Lawrence. son of Mr. and Mrs, Rosamund Casey of Rumford. Me, was instantly kil- led on that morning. Mrs. Casey was formerly Julian Flnnan of I-Iowian. l-liii parents and all his relatives ‘have the sympathy of this community in their inoperable lou.
On undey eveninli May 19th the Sotlslity girls held their meet- ing in St. Anthony's hell at 5:30 with a fair attendance, after which at 6:30 p.m. took place the "Crown- ing of the Blessed Virgin" by Miss Margaret Gallant of Howlttn while the Sodality choir lllil a very beau- tiful hymn which was appropriate for the occasion. After the crown- ing the Rev. Fr. Rooney delivered s very beautiful sermon on the need bf ‘sapcclsl devotion to the Blessed other of God to combat the present day evils which are so many. This was followed by the recitation of the beads, then bene- diction of the‘ Most Blessed Sacra-
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