P:-i;_{.i 12 The Guardian ’I”illll‘., April 17, 1958 :3 HQWLAN

Arm-iii: in Hnwlan by l-F31“

an Srituwlaxr evening March 29. l'r:~.m St. Jnliii. N. B. were Car-

m:,fh:i' Mrs. V Grillant had spent the winter t with her daughters and has now ,« returned to spend the summer In ll Ti:§‘nish.

Fir. and Mrs. Melvin Gallant and family of Coleman We1‘e_ in Hrxrleii on Moziday €VeI11nS~ l\'iarch Ill. at the home of: Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine Gallant.

l\Ii's. ,tIrl\vai‘rl Gallant and Mrs. R.".»bei‘t Arscnault went to Sum- mcrside by bus on Tuesday, Ap- ril lst.

lvan Arscna-ult recently ‘visited his sisters and bratliers - in -1aW Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Brlanchard. Brocton. and Mr. and‘Mrs. Clar- cnce Gallant at Piusville.

Messrs. Fred and \Jack Arse- nault were to Summerside on Monday evening.

Spending her I h 01 id a y s at her home here is Miss Norma Gallant st-udent at Charlottetown.

Mrs. Anthony Finnan recently spent a day visiting her sister Mrs. Howard Arsenault at Lot 6.

The weather has been very good and the roads are drying very well. Large crowds going in every kind of conveyances have been regular attendants to all services at. St. Anthony's.

Messrs. Fred and Arthur Arse- ‘? nault motored to Summerslde on f:‘» Saturday.

" Arthur Arsenault of Cascumipec was in Howlan recently. _

Rev. Pitre and his sister Miss Freda had as guests during the Easter holidays their sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Dou- cette of Rustico and Rev. Adrien Arsenault.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Arsenault and little son Ronnie went to Charlottetown on Saturday and visit relatives and friends. Mrs. Ansenault will attend the teachers’ convention. ‘

A Study Club meeting was held on*Tuesda:y night April 1 at the home of Alban D. Arsenault with 16 answering the prayers. Next meeting at the home of Anthony Finnan on Saturday night April

12. I Maurice Arsennult who spent the past winter in Alberton re- turned to his home here the end of March. - Master Dale, youngest son of i‘ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gallant, cel- ‘ dbrrarted his 4th. birthday on April

- 2.

'llhc Misses Diane Gallant and Pauline Flnnan, Students at Tig- Iii-sh, arrived at their homes here on Thursday evening where they will spend their holidays.

Motoring to Charlottetown on Thursday were M e 1 V l 11 Gal- lant and Robert Arsenault.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gallant and daughter Maureen of Char- lottetown and Sylvang Gallant spent the Easter Holidays with

f relatives and friends here.

I; Vinitliigliereoiisunday

~‘{ were Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mac-

‘ Quarrie and sons of Wilmot. Mr.~ and Mrs. Frank Gallant

and daughters Diane. Florence

and Jean and Paul Gallant mot-

ored to Summerslde on Easter

Sunday. '

; Mr. and M.rs. Clarence Gallant

I and daughters of Piusville and

I Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Blanchard of Brocton were guests of their par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Leo Arsenault on Easter Sunday.

Mrs. Haber Bryan returned from Community Hospital, 0’L- eai-y, on Saturday after be- ing a patient there for a. week or more.

ST. LOUIS

Mlss Marina Brown, employed in Charlottetown, is spending some time _at her home in St.

_ Louis.

.i Mrs. Joseph J. Bernard. teach- vi‘ er of St. Louis school, and Mrs. Arnold Aylward, teacher of St. Ed-wards school. are attending the teachers’ convention in Char- lottetown.

Miss Irean Gaudet, who is at- tending Saint Dunstan's Univer- sity. Charlottetown, also Miss- Pa- tricia, grade XH pupil of Alber- ton High School and Miss Myra student. of Tignish Convent, are spending the Easter holidays at their home in St. Louis. All three girls are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gaudet.

Mrs. Eddie Bernard and child- ren, Jean and Edward are visit- ing with Mrs. Bernard’s dlaughter and son ~ in - law Mr. and Mrs. John Chowan, West Royalty. _

Miss Helen Doucett, student of Tignish convent, is spending the Holidays at her home in DeBlois.

Sincere sympathy is extended to the family of Mr. Emmett Shea whose death took place recently in the Western Hospital Alberton, after a lingering illness in his 67th. year. His funeral took place from his home in Waterford to

the Immaculate C o n c e p t ion

melita Gallant and 11:‘? grand” Joe Gallant.

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r. and Mrs. Emile Arsenault Md Pal’-i’ daughter of Toronto Ontario, are visiting at Mr. Arse- naults parents, N11-, and M“ John G. Arse 1t ~ ‘St. Louis. nau and family In

Mr. Wilfred G d ~ left recently for aI1)1arEii;asDel}\3/11$: where he plans to m k I in the future. a e ls home . Miss Julia Doucett, employgd in Charlottetown, spent Easter. at her home in DeBlois.

Mr. Frerleric from New Brunswick to spend Easter at his home in DeBlois.

Since“-’v_ Sylhpathy is extended to the wife and family of Henry Arsenault whose death occurred recently at his home in Peterville in his seventy second year.

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‘Gaudet. J. P. .... . ....... .. Richmond ‘Gaudet. Mark ......5umrnerside Gaudet‘s Grocery . . . . Miscouche I .

Rennie and Wallace . . . . . . . . . .. Elmsdale

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’Costain, Alvin Cape Wolfe *MaCNei1]. Claude 0‘Leary :([’:::°: .l“m5‘;:::: u«1\/latthews, K. R. Elmsdale ‘Ems’ W. G. west "Myricks Alberton Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . .. Alberton

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