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Y, .A, TBJCALS A’! KENSINGION ‘the 1.1.9.11. o! 5t. libs-k’: Chm-ob. soored a. de- dad s-ixioess when they presented

was nlled to use and continuous laughter oi’ B]; audience was Drool enoush M

l yrne t. umMgtmﬁigﬂl-h xgudsbury in the title mo! Bus Gray, "The Rage o! in ted the

terpre W" vary clevoﬂ! and delimit-fully- From a farm girl dressed in over- allssheohsngestoannelsdypos- ingaotihenew moher oi’ Pine Grove, "Nancy Bren", and has even her enemies (ailing in love with her, among them “Charlie “Boone” who Wﬁlloeeson hiskneea. The part o! "Charlie Boone" was hated to perfection by m. main

ill.

Min Mamie Mill in the role o! “Jenny Groves" was quite moles- slonal and saved the situation many times by her tact and corm- mon sense. ”

The part oi “Lucille Babson . a neighibour oi Jenny, was very cap- ably acted by Mrs. J. Cecil Mill. Lucille is a very romantic person who has great diﬁiculty in "getting her man". “Clarence Elliot," her reluctant lover. was Dlayed in a

listic manner by Mr. J. Cecil

ll. "Ben cramp" the Mayor oi Pine

mace Bryenton who can always

real iunnzy and kept the audienm lailsbins over-y time he made his

appearance.

“Oscar Schultz" with a iondness for gumdrops and girls, was an- other comedian part cleverly acted by Mr. Reach Sudsbury.

The part o! “Mrs. Cornelia Cobb" head oi the Women's Club, was very nicely taken by Mrs. Ernest T. Mill. Mrs. Cobb thinks there are too many bachelors in Pine Grove and decides to marry either the Mayor or the banker, “Jona- than Boone". The Mayor is suc- in dodging her and Jona- than b her unwilling victim, A realistic portrayal oi “Jonathan Boone" was given by m. Ernest T. Mill.

Miss Wanda Mil! had a short part which she took exceptionally well in the role oi "Bunny Bartels” a pretty but embarrassing visitor.

The stage setting was attractive- ly arranged. adding greatly to the success oi the play.

The specialties between the acts were exceptionally good, consisting oi old time music by a local orch- estra, viz: Mr. Ferdie Kilbride, vio- lin; Messrs. George and Elgm Mill. harmonious: and Mrs. Russel McKay, piano. Two‘ vocal solos by Glen Budsbury. the iniant prodigy oi the Kensington stage, were es-

ially pleasing. Mr. Roscoe Wal- lg, popular tenor, also favoured the audience with a vocal solo and encore. A chorus by the Dionne Quintufolets impersonated by the ﬁve ladies taking part in the play was the hit oi the evening. The unique and original arrangement

say they were obliged to respond awn and Mil-in w enoores. RRW- MY- “Hm Dresided in his usual gracious mummy; K i?

rraanmoron school.

Honor roll for Avril: rade X-l. Helen Phillip; g Joyce Necvaon. Grade VIII-l. Anita Cudxnore, a, Oledine Phillips. Grade VII-la

Herbert Phillips.

Grade V-i. Leamon Morrow, Grade IV-l. Velda Walker, 2. Sterling Ford.

Grade III-l. Lois Jones, 2. Stella Dodds.

Grade IUSrJ-l. Harold Dodds 2. Harold Morrow.

Grade II<Jr.)-l. Edith Morrow. 2. Mervyn Phillips, 3. Jack McIntyre.

Grade I-i. Billy MacFarlane and Preston Walkerte ual). 2. Alden Rodd. 3. Scott W er.

Highest average in Junior grades 93.3 per cent.

Highest average in Senior grades 89.3 per cent.

Arithmetic prizes for most stars awarded to: Velda Walker. Mervyn Phillip; and Alden Rodd.

Perfect attendance: Joyce New- soil, Helen Phillips. Anita Cudmore, Olediire Phillips George Oudmore. Arthur Rodd. Glen Nev/son, Herby Phillips. Lois Jones. Edith Morrow,

Mervyn Phillips.

of this act would have to be seen

glove, was the part chosen for Mr. e the part of a comedian very

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Cardigan Head And Vicinity ,4.

1k. Oomeli 01mm. Cardigan HeuLwaasdiusltortoAvondsle on

Bunde m» guest oi his aunt, in‘. Jghn war. Mk. Alban Moore, New Perth,

was s visitor to Lorne Valley on Saturday.

Mb Mary Goodwin. returned to tho city on Bstnsrdsy horn: spent the past tour months at h horns Baldwin's Road-

Mr. Joseph Baldwin. was a visitor to Cardigan on Friday evening.

aggryza“ir'ouﬁ”ﬂ9' R213’ rig-gt:

w Peter Murphy Cardigan motoded to in 0M1 ‘mes, m’ busin .

1k. Philip Mrmnil, home Val- ley, was in Elliotvalo, Saturday on business.

Mr. Sterling McLeod, Merchant New Perth, was a visitor to Lorne Valley, Sunday.

Mr. and Mrl. Harold Atfleck, Mt. Stewart, were visitors to Lorne Valley, Suday the uest oi Mrs. Aifleolrs parents, r. and Mrs. George beard.

Mk‘. Jos visitor to to sour-is.

Mr. Daniel Baldwin made s busi- ness trip to Cardigan on Mgndgy

Mr. Clarence Ryan and sister, Maris were visitors to St. Teresals on Sunday the guest oi their grandmother, Mn. Bridget Ken-

Sboltoon, City was a Road Sunday enroute

nay.

Mr. Russell Gordon, Cardigan Heed. was a visitor to the city on Monday.

Mir. and Mrs. James Jay, Morel], motored to 9t. Teresa's on 8un~ day to visit their daughter, Ivitrs. Joseph Ienney.

Heartlesl congratulations are ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kearney on the arrival 0t a bonnie wee damhtn Misy 6th,

lib. Ray MoGﬂva-ry, City, spent the week-end at his home tn Cardi- 89-!!-

y a quantity o! live- stock was loaded at Cardigan Ste- tion by the ahirppingclub.

On Manda

Mr. and Mrs. Angus MoMhster, Oity, motored to Cardigan on Bun- day.

IlLr. James Monughan, Hazelbcook, made a. businars trip to Cardigan glead and Lorne Valley, on Mon-

BY.

Mr. Wilfred ﬂMcAree, drove to Cardigan, Monday on business.

Mr. Basil MoQuaid, City, was a visitor to st. Tereasas on Monday evening.

Miss Rita Cullen, City, visited her Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cul- len, 48 Road on Wednesday.

On Sunday, lvits. Ellen McQuaid, one oi the oldest residents of st. Teresa's parish celebrated her 93rd birthday anniversary at the home oi her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Cul- En 48 Road. This lovely old lady

still in excellent health. active Bllllalwsys interested in the many “m9 social happenings of the day, mid "on at this remarkable old We 511° never neglects to read the daily IlBWpa er along with other 1m“ 5°01“ 0 reading. The occasion 0f he? bin-hm“ was a quiet one ex- cent for the 1s number of visi- WYS W110 68-11911 offer their; con- gratulations and b,“ wlshes, she received many nice pre5gnL5 and greeting cards, fl'0l'i}l‘er(1r1§3?5 and were unable to be with hi; g,“ ‘$1112 happy occasion.

On Monday eveninz the pram. Society of St. Teresa's presuggg their play entitled “Civil Serviw- in the parish hall under the direc~_ tion oi their pastor Reverend Fa- their Croken. There was quite a large audience, the program was carried out in splendid order each number being heartily applauded by the audience and the members the cast are to be congratulated their excellent performance. An enjoyable feature of the evening was the drawing oi the beautiful writing set which had previously been donated by Mr. Sterling Clark. Mount Stewart, and it was iound that Mr. V Charles Curran was the lucky winner. Lunch was served by the ladies of the C, W. L. Seats were uickly cleared a- w_ 1 and a peasant hour was wiled away in dancing i0 the ever popular music supplied by Weh- stcts Orchestra. The cast of the play were Mr. Earl McDonald icrtmaster-Miss Kathleen Mooney 11s daughter Mr. Urban Nicqtznlrl- in love with the pnstmdsters daughter, M1". Aubrey Hughes mnil courier, Mr. Herman Gorrnicv oi- fice boy 2n love with Miss Belle McDonald. ciiy girl, Mr. Borden lgvgney gostnl inspector, Miss

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Mabel McQusid, stamp olerk- Miss Bernie McDonald, a woman oi im- portance in the City. Miss Mary McDonald, City oollector. Diiflll8 intermission the audience were en- tertained with vocal selection l!!! Mr. Borden Fraser Avondale. In- strumental music by Mr. Jack Webster Mr. Alvin Burke, Mr. Jos- eph Gillan and Mr. Leonard Mc- Donald. —4-7-

ln Memoriam

MR. HARRY BURKE

STELLARTON. May 10 -—- In the passinir oi Harry Burke, whicn occurred at. ten o'clock on Monday night, May 2nd, at his home on South lloord Street. Stellarwn lost one oi its wc.l known and highly

respected citizens.

Born at Charlottetown. P. E. I. 64 years ago, the deceased was a

M Father Nearing, who ed at the graveside.

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son oi the late Patrick Burke and liars. Burke. of that town. Twenty- two years ago the deceased, with other members oi the iamily, mov- ed to Stellaxton, and here as else- where they inade many friends who were grieved to hear oi his death

the prime oi‘ lite. The illness which terminated in his death was all Wceedingiy trying one; though Sllfieﬁllt severely, he presented to his ifiﬁlds and relatives a cheer- ful mlllllenance and in every way elldeal/Qfeﬁ to comfort the circle o! lléiillllllifﬁ tenderly caretd oior

1- member o ur Lady vi 101111198 Church, he eased peacciullv away Iortiiied by la 185i rites. Quiet and ._ aggummg, he nevertheless had a» y, o1 friends who were grieved to~ he” oi m5 death, and he will be sadly missed, especially in the home u. whim m; was so fondly attached. "A devoted soil. kind and aiiectionato “other, sympathy in n large measuh is ex-

tended to his lonely motherimreg sisters. (Annie) Mrs. W. '~ - licnsic uliariotttlii-vrr; egg/in s)

Mrs. W. B. Thompson,

and MISS Nellie. at home, and io I brothers. Prank, Stellarmn; Vernon, Westville: Leslie. Charlottetown; Joseph, Eiterton.

The iuneral was held irorn his late home. Thursday morning, to Our Lady oi Lourdes Church. The larirc number in attendance testi};

pal! bearers were David J. McKenzie. J. J. 1m-

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