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MONDAY l —»\l.\!'ll.\'(.i IN S'Sll)E-—Lﬁ55 ALii-Doluzld, hloncion. is u low days in Slimmer- glllub of Mm. Samuel . S.

(WING. His many friends

Dan Aiuilicson, local hockeyist. who piaycd this season at Lewis- ton, Maine. arrived home Satur- day xilght. Gordon "Wes" Storey and Watson IWCEWEII, who played on the same team are expected to arrive home shortly.

Mr. Keir “reeks of Charlotw- town, a member of the crew of

A very Interesting exhibition of water colors and pastels is being held ln the Harris Memorial Art Gallery by the Art Society of Prince Edward Island. It was col- lected and loaned by the Maritime Art Association.

CANCEL FLIGHT T0 MAGDA- LENS-A Canadian Airways sched- uled flight to the Magdalen Islands yesterday was cancelled because of weather conditions. Officials an- nounced last night that a ﬂight would be made as soon as the weather cleared.

—SYMI‘ATHY EXPRESSED _ The sympaﬁily of the whole colli- munlty goes oilt to the orphaned children of Mrs. Mary Levina Mut- tart. who died at her home in Al- bany on Sunday. Mrs. Milttart was the widow of the late John W. Muttait of Albany, who passed away quite suddenly a year ago last October. Never very robust Mrs. Muttart was left with the care of a young fondly and evid- ently the burden was too much for her frail constitution. She was a. very devoted mother and the sym- pathy of all is extended to her children. They are Hilda, Doris, Helen. Freda, Elsie and John. Mrs Muttart was formerly Miss Far- rish, of Bristol, Lot 40. and leaves

'\ .i.i to hear that. Mr. Jo- . ,_ “Hum b. ‘ “ﬂue m? the ill fatcdstcaincr Della, which I.‘ __ Smanmm was m!“ gasﬂcrusliied in are lceécnlzlff [£2 _ __ a, ’ . a. ; e ’OllI‘i(.ilIlt c s rc y, - i i \1\1I(I y wth IJIIQIIIIIOIIIEél turned to the (my Saturday -——~——— . t . ' _.>.‘H.HA\.H) “(Hui _ 31,555 RE(‘I€I\'I~.S HONOR. — GOrdon 3 , _ Mum“ of m‘, ,' Lcu, sou of the late Hon. VVJIM. i , XRHpJ/ul rcmnlntl . Lea, ivus awarded a wllegc ‘D at l . - ironi a short vis- l “f Ddlhmw“? i '.l i .il othrr places of - ‘M on Thurs‘ ._, , ._ Immunity, , day. The lrtlcr was awarded for ‘ MW MM Lmbh.‘ PM ‘IIIS effort.» dun: i: ilic‘ Dost Year as A S_ . preslacnt o. the Stildenls Council. t OBSERVE 51f“ ANNIVERSARY ' l . " ‘ ITIISI BIRTHDAY _. , -Ad_lllliliil Cornclliu‘. Knaal) of ii .i,.i obsiiiwcci his 1 blunt-ton, N. B . iviis special speaker ., \- 13g; 41L l at thrcc sJrVicc: held in observance , iil 5.1.561‘ 5mm l of the 51s’. anniversaryi of’ the , m! gummnan four "i ‘f the Salvation Army in . 0i cungriitn- Cliurio itoivn yesterday. Morning j ;-,.,n,.,,,b;._.,.c95 and CHHlllISZ services wcrc conduct- ; out the Murl- cil in the silvation Army barracks ‘ - 4‘\\'itl'.(f an afternoon service was _licZd in lhii inflrmziry. Adjutant .. Lynch \\'.'l.. in ilinrg." and the Sul- 1 L c“; , iazion Army band iviis also in at- ~ _- _ _\_.X_.)Ac_ g tcntizincc. ‘l. f ..°°'“,'r;1,‘r',°,ff, ISLAND ninv "DEAD-Word J m. _has been rcci-ircd of thc death -, huvlay‘ morning in Hudson. ‘ W" if Mrs. J. J. Saxon, form- . rs Ja e Webster of this prov‘, W] . pr cc. ‘Although the deceased ,,_, m Zuljmm I had bocn in poor health for some ‘ ., (knees y time. tilt‘ end came unexpectedly. , {$951105 her gdrrflwlllg husband she tun-q; to mourn one sLstcr, Miss , , 1.71;“ \\"(ill;t, r of this city. The_ , , tunierii‘. tuck plucc Frlilay in Hud- .| son, J.f.i.\".~<_ TLTESIIAY "EIGilVPY-SIX YOUNG"— Ml‘. Br icr, our prominent and littcraieur, has . nig many congratula- , liolnc and abroad on i-izghtv-s blfllidily, which he , . {bfgitﬂgl ¢ at his home cvitb ' My, v l A. MacKlnnon. . » Saturday. Mr. and hearty w'tii all his olrl '. menial .1291‘- r GYRU m». it UIB Gyro Club. , pm wcckly meetlnglast - ii, , - i re awarded in “ conmitlcn \ .ic literary con- .‘ inst sponsored bv the Club. First . , iiivarci wcnt to Mr. Waller Fowler ' ‘ iind second to Mr. Kenneth MRO- ‘ i. ' licnzic. Dr. Keeping was in charge ‘i ‘i l . f Blrt- of tho entertainment for the cycli- \ i l. t . good (lcs- ing. He l't“.lf‘l an “unplayable play." i ~ i. i ~i l "l born rc- ivir. F. M. bliirks of Montreal ivas i ‘an loscd a a gUSF-t. ‘ w lizid been pried

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iiict uirii in- , tic program 1 in her ivelll ' lihfilYPd hyl iiiiiiliril on l mirlicst i mi tiaifc , .- u. Shiikc- l t. iris been .".li‘l. ltcfcre ‘rl to ihc Fou- 'l"il" it notcs \ rjhukc- i tus and l y cxprcisscd I complete l lilminous .~. 0' the sci: ' irzu; i

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lllllll Wcutlicrbic. Valley/field. foilud in a stream near Slitli- ."l.'i'.i Bl'.(i,",f‘ Saturday. after lic . ' lwiin ritual-Mil missing since l-‘rlzlnv zifiirnoon.

‘unisfcd from school Friday 1 (inn, tho laoy ririrtcci for the M: li(‘ﬂl‘ the lifaritimc ElQCtTlC ‘. .5 wlicrn lic yilziincd to mcct tlic l'\il'ill. When llc failed

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CAR TAMPEREI) WITH-Rail- way employees discovcrctl Saturday evening that a car on the stating in ffpnt, iii the Canada Packers Ltd. xvzircliouse had bctu tampered with. ‘hc car had bccn scaled at four rfcloizk iii the afternoon and at. seven it. was found that tilt‘ SE81 had bccn brukcn. Police wcrc call- rcvcalcd n0 trace of the intruders. Nothing in the i-nr, ivlili-li was about thrce- (lll1\l't“f5‘i fill‘, llarl been disturbed. A parllocl: was pizcrid on U19 500T

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DINNER AT (IOVEILNMENT "(it's ‘--l!is Honour Lieutenant Cxoimriloi" Gccirgc D. DcBlols, hon- nrnry colonel of the Prince Edward Island Light. Horse, entertained at , ni-r at‘ (lorcrnmnnt House last iiighi. (jurists ivcrc: Brigadier H. F. H. Hcrtzbrrq. G.M.D.. D.S.O.. M.C., rromlnlinilcr of lvlilltary Dls- trict No. l5 and Major Jeffery, O. 1313,. l\'f.C., D.A.A., and Q.M.G., of llfilital‘? District N0. 6, both 0! Ilalifax: and tho officers of the Prlnci" l-idwiirri Island Militia un- tr About thirty-five wcrc pres- cnl. Tlic toast. lo tlir: King was the only toast. lioiiuilred. Music "iluriizg thc rlinncr was fumished

by Mr. ll.'irr_y Gomcz and his or- chmtrii.

zicconiyianicd ' yesterday of n of the 43rd Gen- ol‘ the Prsvincc. The .31: with Hi0 custom- .uid ccrvincliliil d splay,

l. iiuviiiiiit Gcvcrnor

llonmu‘ ‘ Dclllois lllflklllq his zipivqarziiiuc m ihc lionsc promptly.’ fit 3 13-"!-

Govcrnous parly was pre- a mounud csciirt, color-

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.nl i-lic Princc . Horse under llYllll if (jiipt. F, J. Morris.

‘rliv gzuiiiil of honour. composed of loll n n from the Prince Ed- "Wlllfl fsliiud Highlanders, was ciiiiiinandcil by Captain J. S. Des- ltcrlims. The regimental band was in oitcuilancr.

A sziliuc of iiftccn guns was fired from the Victoria Park road- way by a zlctachmcnt from Num- bci- a Afcrlliuu Battery. R. C. A., cniiiinanclcil by Capt. A. W. Mathe-

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The Iiicutcnant Governor, who was preceded by the Sergeant-at- Arms, Captain J. R. Nicliolscmwlis attended by Brigadier H. F. Hertz- bcrg. G. M. D.. I) S. 0.. M Cz, of Halifax, commander oi’ Military District Nilinbci- (i. nlro by 1115 aidcs rlc crimp, Militia officers.

‘IRIYWTGWCO residents and privmc secrdnw‘

Just bcfrirc His Honour entered the Housc, the Spcal-icr. Hon. S. S. H,~_c-_ii_qn_ look ilic chair. and the Clrirk road a moi-satin from the Govcrnnris privatc secretary. M. Alhnn Ilkirnicr, ifciing that. he was by It's Honour the

Governor to inform the House that at three p. m. he would opcn the mssion.

The Speaker then left the chair. and His Honour. having entered the Assembly chanilx-rs and taken his seal; on the tlironc,_was pleased to opcn the session with the fol- lowing sflcech.

Albany: two brothers, Lester Far- rlsh. Bristol, P.E.I.. and Patrick Parrish of Woburn, Mass-S.

A Young man uias awaiting his appearance in police court on a charge of vagrancy last night, after he had led special constable Peter Morrison and later officer Jay a merry chase through a. snow storm early yesterday.

Sighting a suspicions looking individual crossing Queen Square special constable Mlarrison trailed him to the corner of Great George

one sister. Mrs. Harry Muttzirt of -

—-SURPRISE PRESENTATION- At a congregational meeting of the United Church at Bcdeque last. Thursday Mrs. John Stewart, the organist, was presented with a sub- stantlal purse, in recognition of her valued services in the church. The presentation was made during a so- cial hour in the vestry following the service. Rev. Mr. Organ pre- sented the gift with a few appro- priate remarks. l0 Whlch MP5- Stewart made a fitting acknowl- edgemcnt.—_S

LIBERAL MEMBERS ENTER- 'I‘AlNIi:D - The Women's Liberal Club tendered their usual after- noon reception to the members of the Legislature and their wives yesterday, folloiving the adjourn- mcnt of the House. The function was held m the Canadian Legion parlour, which was tastefully dec- orated for the occasion. The guests were received by the Club Presl- dent, Mrs. Reuben MacDonald, as- sisted by Mrs. Thane A. Campbell and Mrs. Peter Sinclair. Tea was poured by Mrs. Klely, Mrs. D. J. Riley, Mrs. M. R. lllcGulgan and Mrs. Arthur Miller. and was served by a bevy of young ladies. Brief informal speeches were made by Premier Campbell and other gov- OFIIIIICIIIZ IIICIIIDGIS.

-SAl) NEWS RECEIVED-Mrs. Morley M. Bell of Summerside has received the sad news of the very sudden death of her aunt. Mrs. Alice Dillingbam of Miami. Flor- ida. which occurred on March 17 at her home. Death was due to a heflrf, attack rqlliiwliii; B" oiierat- lon. Mrs. Dillnigliam was form- crly of Tryon and was a 515W!’ 0f tlic late George W. Robinson and aunt of lvlayor B. W. Robinson of Sumnicrsiile. She will be kindly remembered by Island friends. There arc lcft to mourn, two sis- ters. Mrs. F. A. Blanchard, Bos-

and Grafton streets. After f0l1o\v- ing fresh foot-prints in the snow leading into an alleyway to the rear of a number of stores, Con- stable Morrison saw a man in the act of opening a window at the rear of a grocery store.

Placln: hlir. under LTCSt every- thing went well while snorting him to the station until the pris- nner suddenly bolted when they reached Kent street. Following a] call to headquarters for aid, the man was overtaken again near the; Soldiers Monument but escaped while Constable Morrison was ilsim: one hand to reach for the hand- cuffs.

Offiaer Jay arrived and the two sleutlis picked up the footprint again which led them to an auto- mobile parkcd in front of a Pownal street residence. Stealthlly they ap- proached as the man attempted to open one of the car doors and he was finally heid by the police.

John ‘Whiting, 90-year-old re- tired Georgetown fisherman, who lost his life early yesterday when fire completely destroyed a clie- room cottage in which he resided alone, “came to his death by suf- focation caused by fire of wilmown Origin," a. Coroner's jury decided yesterday afternoon.

Following investigation by Cor- poral Watson of the Montague de- tachment R. C. M. P., eight wit- neszcs were heard by Coroner Dr. Alex Kennedy's jury under foreman J. J. Condon- Other members ivere Messrs. Maurice Donovan, John C. McDonald, A. - Jenkins, Captain John Dicks, V to; Rafuse and C. H. Llewellyn.

The fire was discovered by Law- rence Batehilder, a neighbor at 4.30 a. m. but he was forced back by leaping flames and smoke when he attempted to enter the burning cottage. Later the charred body of Whiti/g war. found lying on the smouldering floor-

Deceased. born at Port Aux Bas- ques, NflrL, came to Georgetown from Glace Buy, N. S., seven years ago. Engaged in fishing for some time. he was compchcil to rctirc from active work a fc":.' years ago due to ill-health.

Hs wife predeceased him several years ago. Rev. Percy C Clark of Madison, Mo, is a strep-mu and Gertrude Clark. wifc of Rzw- Gor- don Moresidc of Bot i. is a step-

daughter. One brother ii.:d one sis- Bay, also

ter. residing in Glace survviye.

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ton, and Mrs. Charles NeldeiﬂTfy- on; also one brothel, A. J. Robin- son, Tryon. Burial took plam M? Miami, Florida.-—S.

_BIIIDAL RECEPTION — M75- Creelman IviacArthur. . formerly Nliss lyfuricl Lee. of Siunmerslde. Priiico Edward Island. held h" post-nuptial. ircccptimi yesterday afternoon in the reception room at the Parliamentary restaurant. M14 was ivearlng a lovely dress of navy blue sheer crepe with touches of white, a. black hat and shoulder knot oi.’ whllc gardenlas. Mrs- Gcorge "P. Graham received with Mrs. MacArihilr. In the tea room the table svas prottily decorated with ‘yellow daffodils and milllvﬂ tulips, and was presided over by Mrs. W. E. Foster, Mrs. J. I-l- King, Mrs. A, B. Copp. Mrs. H. W. Laird, the Hon. Iva Fallis, and Madame J. EJ Mlchaud. The assistants were: Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Arthur Pope, Mrs. A. E. McLean, Mrs. W. P. J. OMeara, Mrs. Ronald Stewart, Miss Katherine Dunning, Miss M- Stewart. Mm Catherine MacPliail and Mrs. Fred Rutherford of To- ronto-Monlreal Star.

The wedding took place at noon on Monday, Mari-h 8th, 1937 at Holy ’I‘rlnity Church, Lyonsdown, New Barnct, near London, Eng- land, of Miss Mary Doris Rodd of Cliarlottetoivn, P. E. I. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rodd, to Mr. George L. M. Tippct. form- erly of Charlottetown, now-of Hali- fax, Nola Scotia, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Livingstone Tfppet of New Barnet, England. The service was conducted by the Rev. D..H. D. Wilkinson, M. A.

The bride who was given away by Dr, John Andrew of East Raiyzilly. P, H. I. wore a marine bluc tlircc-piccc ensemble with brown acccssorIcs and a dress spray of Orchids.

The bridegroom was attended by Mr. Douglass Tidey of Montreal. The guests includsd the relatives of the l: groom, also Mr. and Mrs. Alldrr, Miss Marlon Alldcr. Mrs. Andrcw Roberts, Miss Mary Bowden of Vancouver, B. C., Mr. Alan MacMlllan of Charlottetown. P. E. I. and Mr. Leslie Bail of Monircal.

A reception was held at the homo of the bridcgrooms parents, and late in the afternoon the bride and

bridegroom left for their honey-

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The death occurred at Vernon River on Friday last of J. Hayden Vanlderstine, an honored and res- pected resident and successful far- mer.

COUNTY COURT-Yesterday in the County Court before Judge C. Gavan Duffy the case 0f Ruiiel Gay, vs John Alexander MacKen- zls for damn-am arising from the

| alleged negligent operation ofamo- tor vehicle was opened. The case was adijoumed until a, date to be sot for further evidence to be heard. J. A. Bentley appeared for the plaintiff and R. R. Bell for the defendent.

On March 17th, the Women's In- stitute, Long Creek, met at the homo oi’ Mr. and Ma's. Alexander MacEachei-n to convey w them best wishes. The president, Mrs. Donald MacEachern. after s. few introductory remarks, called on Miss Myrtle MacLeod to read an addres, after which Mrs. Norman Stretch and Mrs. Rod MacLeod presented the bride and groom with a beautiful occasional chair.

After Mr. MacEachern thanked the members for their remem- brance, a social evening was held.

The rather sudden death of Mrs. William Mayne which occurred at her home in Summerllcld on Sun- day, March 14th. was a shock t0 her family and friends.

Left to cherish the memory of their 'mother, are two daughters. Margaret, Mrs. Sutherland Mac- Kuy, Springfield; Miss Dorothy. teaching school at Westmoreland: two sons, Keith and Allison. at home. Abe three sisters, Ada. Mrs. Bertram Haslam, Bprlnll- I field; Hilda, Mrs. John MacVlttie, Washington; Ruby, Mrs. Alvin Goodrich, Detroit; and two broth- ers, Hedley in Montana; and Mar- cel in Seattle. to whom sympathy

is extended. —I)EATII 0F MIL MARSHAL HUGHES-There passed away

early Monday morning at the Pro- vincial Sanatorlum, Mr. Marshal Hughes of Freetown. Mr. Hashes was 47 years of age and was the son of Patrick Hughes of Norboro. He had been in failing health for some time. His widow, (formerly Ella Smith, daughter of P. J. Smith of Newtont and six children are left to cherish the memory of a. kind and affectionate husband and father. The funeral is taking place this morning from the Sum- merfleld Church at nine o'clock.

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Friday, Mir. and Mrs. John Stet- son, Marshfleld, celebrate their golden wedding. having been mar- ried on March 26, 1887 by Rev. Mr. Mann, Presbyterian Minister of St. Columbia Church, Marshﬁeld. Both Mr. and Mrs. Stetson are in the best of health. and have two sons. and three grandchildren here. Their numerous friends join in wishing them many more wedding anniversaries. '

BENTON-LAMQNT. —A wedd- lng took place on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock, at the home oi’ the bride's parents. when Miss Violet Marguerite, eldest daughter of Mr- and Mrs. Bernard Lamont. Brigh- ton, became the bride of Austin Alexander Benton, son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Benton, all of thts place. The rooms were tastefully decorated. Revelvlng guest: at the door, were Miss Marianne Benton, sister of the groom and Miss Evelyn Lamont, sister of the bride. The wedding march was played by Mrs. Clifford Lamont, aunt of the bride. Dressed in white with vell and orange blossoms, the bride entered the drawing room on the arm of her father. I-ler shower bouquet was of roses and fern. l-ler attend- ants were. Miss Annie Anderson. a cousin. who wore blue velvet with silver trimmings. and Miss Mlldwd Ben. sister of the B00115 W98?‘ lng pale green with rose trimminsl. Both wore corsage bouquets. The best man was Reginald lament. brother of the bride. Little Ursula Lamont was flower girl. She wore pale yellow organdy.

The ceremony, a double ring ser- vice, was Wltnesed by "I5 guests- Refreshments were served by tho mothers of the bride and groom

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wedding trip to P. E. 151mg, and from her serious illness-S.

will reside in Worcester, Mass. THURSDAY

'-QUu:'r WEDDING-A quiet wedding was solemnized at the

ISLAND LADY DEAD - Word reached the city yesterday morn- ing oi the passing of Mrs. P. H. Mewburn at Toronto Tuesday in her 87th year. Mrs. Mewburn was

M91186. W119 V8119)’. Rev. Edwin formerly Louisa Augusta Nelson.

White officiating, on March 17th when Mr. Frank Hardy was united in marriage w Miss Gladys Yeoof I Harmony. A host of friends wish the young couple every success-S

Under the auspices of the Wom- , en's Institutes of the various dls- l

‘ tricts, on the evening of March 18. ,-

upward of one hundred people‘ representative of Dundas. Little] Pond, Annandale, Primrose, St. George's and surrounding districts met in the hall at St. George's to discuss the construction of a hard surfaced road from Char-I lottetown to Souris.

—I-‘ORMER S'SIDE RESIDENT PASSES-Summerside friends will regret to learn of the passing ofi, Mrs. William Mllligan whose.‘ death occurred recently at the] home of her daughter in New York. Mrs. Mllligan was a daugh- . ter of the late Mr. and Mrs,‘ James Henderson, Fecland. P.E.I..~ and was a former resident of Sum- merside-S.

"N0 change of any moment should be made ln the curriculum or in our present system of edu- cation without grave and mature consideration,” Hon. M. R. Mg. Guigan, Minister of Education. dc- clared, speaking before the Prlncc Edward Island teachers in annua.‘ convention yesterday. He was not ﬂying to suxllest that. no changes should be made, Hon. Mr. Mc- Guigan pointed out.

Education was not the only field in which unrest manifests itself, tho Minister of Education said. "The economic system has its monetary difficulties and all of the old. established, and what we call democratic forms of government, gale” under fire and openly attack-

The Past Grands Association, 1. 0.0.1". held its annual dinner last night in the Odd Fellows Hall.

Mr. B. C. VanIderstine, presid- ent of the Association, presided and an interesting impromptu pro- gram was canted out.

Speakers included His Worship Mayor P. W. Tumer. and Messrs. W. Chester S. McLure, J. T. Mc- Kee, Put Grands; Mr. George S. Ryan, Past Grand Master; MI‘. A. O. F. Gill. Grand Warden for the Marltimes and Newfoundland; and _Mr.Jamea P.Crockett. Past Grand. The evening's entertainment ln- cluded vocal solos by Mr. A. R Glllis and Mr. Marcus Calder; a step dance by Mr. Hugh McKay; and a one act playette, "Mrs. Mc- Gulre at the Employment Bureau." Composing the cast were: Messrs. Fulton Adams, A. M. Whltlock and Herbert Thornton.

Music was furnished by the Odd

Fellows Orchestra. - During the coure of the evening President VanIderstlne reférred with feeling to the latc Brother A. J. Houle. who at the time of his death was grand representat- ive for the Marltimes. Paying tri- bute to his memory the President read the poem, “Our Dead.”

At a short business session the

retiring executive was re-electcd Executive members .a.re: _Messrs. Fulton Adams. James Campbell, A.O.F. Gill, Percy Worth. K. Bur- hoe. and B. C. Vanlderstine. In these unsettled times it was necessary for Odd Fellows to keep before the world the things for which the Order stood, Mr. Mc- Lure said in the course of a brief address. They were: consecration in work and loyalty to God and fellow man.

Grand Warden Gill. representing the Grand Master. declared that in Odd Fellowship and kindred organizations lay the hope of dem- ocracy. One of the things taught was tolerance and respect for the viewpoint of others, something

|iluughter o1 the late Wellington

Nelson of this oily and was a sis- tcr of Mrs. Leslie MacNutt and Mrs. I“. W. I-Iyndman, city. Mrs Mewburns husband. Dr. Mcwbuni, of Lcthbridge, Alberta, predeceased her a few years ago. Besides her two sisters she leaves to mourn two sons, Dr. Hastings, of Edmon- tcn. and Arthur of Calgary. Al- berta; also a daughter, Mrs. Bav- erley Robinson of Toronto.

CLOSING DEBATlL-‘The final debate of the season under the auspices of "The Green Road Literaiy and Debating Society’ was held ln Green Road School Friday evening, March 12th. The subject chosen for debate wa". Resolved that tho traveller gains more knowledge than the reader." The con side won - by a small maigln. 'Much credit is due the moderator of the society, Rev. C. Pltre and the executive in charge for their untirlng zeal and capcblc management ln establish- ing and carrying every detail of the society. as these debates have pro- vcd to be veiy enjoyable as well as educative.

—G0l.D FISII LIVES l9 YEARS ——Mrs. Mutlai-t, Summersidc. who ls o haturalnzt of no lneaii ability, and who has made a special study of rearing: gold fish has one in her aquarium that is 19 years old. Mrs. ltfuttart purchased it from Messrs. R. T. Holman nineteen years ago. She also bought a large tank with an imitation castle in it. In this tank slic has reared several gold ilsli and has only lost cne. which glow too largo for one of the open- lngs in the castle and got stuck when swimming through. Gold fish will not live in glass bowlsi and evcn in a fairy large tank will m; spawn. as tlic ualcr has to be changed too frcqilciitly.--$ T1190" by motor for n tolir in the home Country. They wlil sail at the end of March for Canada when‘ they will take up thelr,,rcs!dti:oe at Halif .\'. Nova. :ct'a. '

A new Island skating champion was crowned at the Forum last night when Pete Mllbum, smooth- strldlng, courageous skater from Montague captured LL. Governor George D. Demols‘ beautiful silver cup by defeating defending cham- pion Prent ce. Andrew of Chili-Zone- town in an extra mile event after the two competitors finished. the meet with 90 points apiece. The extra race proved a fitting climax to the skating championships that went ovcr with a hang for the third successive year and wh ch were witnessed by wcll over 2000 people. And tlic big crowd were well re- warded for their attendance lcr cvcry race proved to bc a battle TRY-II right to the line with the out- come always in doubt.

The Bike Shop Trophy. a chal- lenge 'I‘ropliy donated by Mr. Fred Pickard was captured for the first time last nlglit by Borden Schcol as the whining team raced to vic- tory ovcr representatives from Scars and West Kent schools.

And then tlirc was the glamor- ous. spectacular Miss Prince Ed- ward Isii-inr’, Quite-st, that notwith- standing wtlidrawal of a large number of cntries proved to be an outstanding success. The judges had a difficult task facing them but after they had eliminated the candidates to four on the p:lrtlc'- pants first time out the final de- c'slon and award went to ll/Liss Su- zanne llifcKinnon of Charlottetown. daughter of Mr. Donald McKinnon. The dcclsion was very popular and the gracslil young lady received an ovation as Lt. Col. D. A. MPO- Klnncn prcsciitcd her with the beautiful Premier Thane A. Can-iii- bell Trophy. a magnificent Moniricse watch. donated by Mr. Chertsr A. Crimpbrll and a bouquet of flowers

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—NEW RESIDENTFIIia many friends of Mrs. John Candon will be glad to hear that she has now taken up her new residence at Cirﬁell ROB-d- UPON her arrival a Joyous welcome awaited her, am, she was the recepient of numerou; and beautiful gifts from friends an‘ IICLEIIDOIS of the adjoining 1115mm

Many frlendswlll regret to lean cf the death of Mrs. Margaret Kigglns which took place at the Presbytery, Georgetown. Siuidiiy March 14th, after a few days 1p. ncss from a scvcre attack of in. fluenza. Mrs. Kfggins was in hci eighty-eighth year. Seventy mu; years were spent in her nativi Plflsh 0f Kelly's Cross. but aftc: the death of her son Bernard sli. came to Georgetown, making he home with her son, Rev. O. Kig

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BIRTHS

t"albiiii";‘"rt‘ 1937, to Mr. and Mrsyridgzgulg rayb a daughter.

FL 0D—At Green Ba , - 6th, 1937, to Mr. and Mrs.“ talialilood, a daughter. Mai-y E5. ROSS-At Flat River, Fcb. l2, 1937, Lo Mr. and Mrs. stew“; Ross a daughter, Constance Mary, Fic|DONALD—At York, w Rome A. and Mrs. McDonald, a dough. cr.

ALDERSON-At New Wiltshlre P. E. Island. on Thursday, Mﬂfrlj 18- 1937. to Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Balderson, a daughter. GRAHAM-At Cavendish, P. E, 15. land, on Thursday, March 18,1937 to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Graham, ll daughter. ' PAOLL-At City Hospital, Mai-ch 20th. 1937 to Mr. and Mrs. Slmor. P. Paol‘. Jr., a son. IIENNIGAR-In this city, Mai-ch l0. to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Henri:- gar, a son.

__ MARRIAGES _

ROSS-MACRAE -- At 1120 m; mond Street, on March 24, 1937, by the Rev. Huzh Miller, John Char. les Ross of Roscbcrry to’ Ami M MacRac of Beatons Mills. WHITE-MILLS — At 220 Rich. "wild Street. on March 24. 1937, by the Rev. Hugh Miler, Willie How. 9rd White. South Milton, to Elsie Margaret Mills. Charlottetown. SHERRIN—MacWILLIAMS - At St- Paul?» RWY-Dry. Charlottetown o" Wednesday. February 24, i937, Rev. H. D. Raymond officiating, Clifford Emer Bherrln of Crapaud to Dora MacWllllams of West Cape.

BAGNALL — DICKIESON -'-At the bride's home. March 17. I937, Rev- wm- Qll-‘klel’. officating Percy Reach Bngiia l. son of Mr and Mrs. Pop: Bagnall, of Ham; Grove to Ethel Margaret nicloesoii 811d Mrs. Pgrc) leson of New Glasgow.

DEATHS

HUGHES-At tlic ProvfncalSan; iiivrliim. March 22. i937, Miirsliiiil Hiislics. Fneetowii

MacCALLUM-At the Prince Eu. ward Island Hospital on Sunday March 21, 1937. Daniel MacCiilluml ﬂflcd 64 _vc.irs. ' MurTArm-At Albany. Mimli 2i. 1937- Mary Levina Muttart. ivldaw of the late John Muttai-t, mm] 40

COURT-At Bcdford on Tmssﬁay March 23. 1937, Mrs. Juliii H 9mm 98rd 66 years. F

GRAHAM-At the home of licr

brother Horatio 1937. Elizabeth B. ow of the late Gaspcrcaux. COURT-At Bcdford on Tuesday, March 23rd, 1937. Mrs. Jolln lf. Collrfi- llﬂcd 66 years. ' MUTTART-JAt Albany, March 2i, i937. Mary Lcvlna Muttart. widow of the late John Mtlttart. aged 40 years

MilcLEOD~At Ulgg, March E0. i937, John M. Macbcod aged 8B. VANIDERSTINE-At Vernon Riv- er on Friday, March 19f i037, Hay- den VanIderstlne in ‘his 95th year. in his 84th year

Graham, Feb. 2o, C. Graham. wid- Jamcs Graham.

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