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So when Mom started to blow up every now and then, everyone wanted to get at the reason. The doctor found it. He said Mom — of all peoplei-had one bad habit. She was drinking too much tea and coffee —and when the stimulus of those beverages left her, she was cranky.

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Mary Annette and Loraine Fay. dwahzers ol Mr. and Mrs Leo Fay or Newport. spent Monday in GWPIQIOWII. the guests oi their aunt. Mrs. Agnes Murphy.

Miss Beth McConnell. daughter of Mr. and Mrs J. A. B. Mc- Oonnell. who is employed by the Trans Canada." Airways. Halilsx is visiting her home.

Mrs. Lorne Keefe oi‘ was a visitor Monday.

Fortune. \to Georgetown on

Mrs. James MacDonald oi Char- lottstownwas the edtend guest or Mm. Florence Jenkins. .

Mr. and Mrs. Lawls Wright and iamily qt Lower Montague were visitors to Georgetown on Monday.

Miss Domthy Jerdtins, Charlotte- town spent the liolfday at her home.

Mr and Mrs ilarold Clements oi East Royalty were recent visitors to Georgetown.

Mr. Miller MacDonald o! Ober- lotietown visited triendii in George- town over the weekend. Min Marlon Walker, who is em- ployed in Souris. was s. tccent visit- or to her home. *

Miss Rosalie Kigglns o! Char- lottetown was a vlsltor here over the holiday, the guest 0f li/iayor and Mrs, P. L. Bcudreauit.

Among citizens irom Lower Mon- tague attending the Remembrance Day Service in Georgetown were. Mrs Archie Wight. Miss Stella Jamleson. Ml‘. and Mrs. Ell Vatch- er, Mr. Pius Steels and Mr. How- ard Vatoher.

Mr. and Mrs. William Hobbs. Jr.. of Charlottetown spent the weekend with relatives in George- lOWﬂ. g

Mr. William Gillan: oi Souris spent the weekend in Georgetown visiting iriends. 1

Miss Francis i-iennessey oi Ohar-

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AUGUSTINE COVE W. I.

The annual, meeting or Augustine Cove W. I met at the home oi the president, Mrs Kenneth Cam- eron.‘ Meeting opened by singing O Canada, followed by the creed in unison. Roll call PISDOIIGEd to by twenty-one members paying their lees. one now member joined. Minutes oi the lust annual meeting ‘were read and approved. Reports

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o: committees and report oi sec'y.- treasurer were heard The following Qflicers were elected for the ensu-

ing year. President, Mrs. Kenneth Cani- eron re-elected: ‘ Wilfred

Vice-president, Peters.

Stacy-treasurer, Mrs. Roy Out- cllife, re-elected

Auditors, Mrs. Vernle Webster, Mrs. Eldon Dawson.

Directors. ivlrs. i-lia-rry Macihr. lone. Mrs. Lorne Oarrutliers. Mira. Ed. Macriadyen,

The following Monthly Oom- niiltees were then appointed:

Sick and Prog, Mrs. Kenheth Cﬂmercn. Mrs. Ed Maoradyen.

School, Miss Wlnsor Smith. Mrs. Wlilred Peters , ,

Buying committee, Mrs. Pied loard. Mrs. Kenneih Dawson

Lunch. Mrs, Kettnetn Cameron. Mrs. Ed. MacFsirlyen, Mi-g Fred Loard. A bill ot '12 cents was paid lm- sick. also 85.00 sent to M.I".A. It was also decided to have a pantry sale. Roll call to be ans- wered with sympathy card, Mrs, K . Cameron was to send tor Red

Work. - Mrs. Roy Cutcliiie kindly invited members to her home ior next meeting. A moat enjoyable contest was put on by Mtss Reta Cameron alter which s dainty lunch was served by oom- mitiec. Meeting clised by singing National Anthem Collection 55 cents.

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“mix-servicemen and citizens oi Georgetown iittingly observed Re- membrance Day by attending in unprecedented numbers. the ser- vices.et the Monument and Town Hail. Lt.-Coi. J. D Stewart, D S. O. oi Charlottetown and a former Georgetovmiazi, under whose com- mand so many of Georgetownb boys served in the conﬂict recently closed. was the guest speaker at the Town Hall and delivered an appropriate and rriastertul address. in which he paid tribute to George- lowrfs enlistment rccord o: the last war and traced in an interesting and memory lilied manner. the ac- wmpiishments. trials and eventual victory oi our servicemen over a ruthless enemy.

The parade termed up at the Town i-iall in the iolloiving order: Standard Bearer, Sheldon Rosa. Allister H. Stewart. President Georgetown Branch 0t the Can- adian Legion; lite-Col. J. D. Stew- iirt, D 5.0.. Veterans oi both wars, followed by Mr. George- E. Seville. M.L.A Mayor P. L. Bcudreault. Town Council. clergy. School Children end ittiliiﬁlis. The parade then moved oi! for tho monument under the direction o! Parade Marshall J. Weldron Lavers.

The service at the Monument opened with a verse oi "O Canada" hy the pupils or Georgetown l-ligh School. this was followed by the observance oi two minutes silence and the recitation oi Stanza from

in written by Laurence Binyon

Mrs. Myrtle Bablneau.

Prayer was by R/iv. S. J. Bayou. 3A., and the laying o! wreaths then took plans in the following

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FRIDAY THE 29TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, I946,

at tbs hour of one o'clock P.M., the house and lot of land, 50 x 1M fsst owned by» the lets Ella Robertson, and et the saiiis iiour eiid piece, all tiis house- bold furniture, consisting of beds, dre ri, dining room furniture, itclisii furniture, kit- ciieii range, Enterprise Monarch, parlor furniture and 'iill etlisr household utensils.

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Montague was a receni visltclr at the home oi his grandparents Mr.

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next oi kin or‘ departed veterans. ll‘ l" "can!" & 9 , and private citizens, . . MEATS . p15“ ;

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Town Hall where the iollowing pro- ygqgq-Agggs

gramme was cairled out. under m“: Goon; “q T “an!”

the direction oi’ one mien. Com- JUB n, 4 M; 5i “we “m” “my; Hm“ "o 09d anemia“. sssiisaxsn sun-s wooi. nasssss. OAIIABDINI o“ “n

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oi Georgetown High School aocom- Phone l Montague. I'll. Q , . panying pianist llii-s. Laura Mair; "‘

The chairman called the speakers

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Ki in , Rev. S. J. Boyce and Lt.-

J5 D. Stewart. DS.O. o! ESESEO

Charlottetown, the guest speslteno! the day. Mr. J Waldron Lavers then spoke ori lteliall o! all ex- servicemen and women ol Gelﬂe- idwn and moved a hearty vote o! thanks to all ‘individuals and or- ganizations which conlflbﬂlﬁd t0 ihc succcss oi the Remembrance Day programme Mr. W. J. Fitz-

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