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"i‘rii<."_t."iiai_si.tr_ifi'i~ri'qivl§l GUARDIAN _ ‘ __

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PTEMBER 21, 1941

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,_ __.. .,..._._,___ _‘_ _‘_ *— . ..» .*r* . - ‘aw- - I a c "w" s ow‘ _ y K x f f 5~ rrv a. .-. .. “J MONDAY FIRE CALL — T1110 Cily Fire DC- . , -—— arct sittt-nttiiititi. l\'l'\s Addie not‘ pat-intent WCTC caller": out at 1110 FUNERAL SERVICES - The T111155“! - COUNTY coum‘ - The —'mvcic AND can. COLLIDE murmur - At the obuloimm Miss Annie lvlcKenita, Moditihe liWcll tutu ltirs. Li:\\i.~. Francis i-c- ycSltfdfvv aitcrnoon to extinguish funeral of Romeo Chaisson took _rm0F FIRE-The Summer- County Court at summerside, Judge 4.30111 drivers escaped unlplurfld Hospital. Smtevnber 223d, 194-,‘ t, Hat, Alberta, who has been visit- moved tlie u-ropputgs itliiic Miss n fire vihitli started in a pile of place yesterdfly 11101113118 l" 5 0" side Plrc Department responded L.G. Lewis presiding. was occupied 1B" llffillfli Whfill l truck and ltlr- sud s. Fhagl; ,r_ “m” l!!! in the City. the guest of Mr. Aicilia tlt-itliiini road the acconip- lumber on the premises of Mr clock from the Frank Hennessey m a gall about. 9.15 yesterday all’ day Tuesday with the case of fill‘ ‘"7911! 6011151011 0n tho Bhef- (M!) LUCY P159!"- l I011. Melvin and Mrs. Everett Jay, Mt. Edward anytng vt scs llllLl greetings. Mrs. Jamcs Bourkc, St. Avarrls. No dum- Fllllt-‘rfll "time t0 5L 131111511303 morning to the residence of Mr. Adeline Green vs. George M. bl'°°k° 3°35 m“ sumnufslde- Jueph- ' Road left Saturday on return. Janics Snoivie and .\ll‘h. .\lt-xtiiidci' itgt- was caused. Basilica where Requiem lililh M855 W. W. Smith, Belmont Street, for Matthew, an action for arrears of Th9 Vehicles we" b51113’ damn“!- ‘IONIS — M u“ P- I- lllllld Hos- Durlni her visit Miss McKenna MacDonald iii-rtttigctl the gifts on ‘ .'\\'aS Celebrated by Rev- Daylfl a slight roof fire which was ex- rent amounting to $108.00. There the fmck turning W" and h Vl R9 Pm“ 9" swllfmb“ 19th. 1947. to the csib torn off. Alfred Pi-i ham MI- Ind Mrs- C-tiarles Joiieajpq’,

greatly enjoyed the horse racing under the night lights also t.ie racing at the Parlor Track, Cote- head.

Baptisms at St. James Church recently were: by Rev. Ot-vep Kig- gins~Joscph Gory Gotcll, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marcellus Gotcil. Sponsors were: John Debory and Mrs. Patrick Martell. James PA’.- rick Curley, son of Mr. and llfrs. Richard Curley of Brudenell: spou- sors were. Ml‘. Arthur Cullen and Mrs. F. J. DeLory.

On August 24th. M-rs. John Hati- cock of Upper Belle River passed from this life. She had been con- fined to her bed for most of the

last fifteen years. Now for her thc and

hardships of life are ended the pains of death are passed. The former Fannie Gay born in Pownal on Sept. 17. . She married John Hancock lll lo- 84 and he predeceased her iii Oct. 1945. The first pat-t of their mar- ried life was spent in Bruderieli. They moved to Belle Rtver aproxi-

mately forty-seven we“ asp. where they resided i: ltivi: deaths.

ENJOYED Hls VISIT — l-ii".

A. A. Macdonald left yestcrdzvv For his bane. Cariby_ Oregon. otter visiting with his sisters, Mrs. J. D. Matheson, Rose Valley and Mrs. Amelia McLeod, Charlottetown. lie was much impressed by the fl" flavor of the Island foods which owing tn the iron oxides in the rich red soil are both food and medicine. After forty Keats ab- sence from his native Island be found his former childhood srttaoi- mates. younfl l" Sl-lllll and "dll-‘f-‘i and his girl schoolmates as itncty md charming as of yesterday. "When hearts were young and

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Friends and relatives gathered It the home of Mr. Frank Rich- ard recently to congratulate Mr ! Richard on his 70th birthday. Though ‘l0 years of age. he isvui] perfect health and m?“ an F“ “e p“; 1n any community affair He. was the recipient of many slits; The evening was very “elkiPem with wonderful music ill/c" by ms. Hector Richard. Hoyle“- flonnhg‘ and Freddie JOIlfIi-Tnber “i; flu" l. wit“ Play", d“ after delicious lunch was serve . which all returned home wishing M; Richard many more happy biz-tilde?!-

CROCKETT - iiiaoriiaksoN- ‘no marriabe will‘ place quietly 1t the Manse, Vernon. 1“ll‘U-Y.°v' 0011118. Sept. 19th, of Mr. Wnliall’! L, Crockett, son of the 1MB 119°" “f, and Mrs, Crockett. of Y l9 iMZlss Anne MacPlierson, ilauentci‘ d Mr. and Mrs. Daniel ltfncPlici'-

11 Cove. Rev. A. S. gggiratpgiffhlfmcd the ceremony-- most. bccomirigly

The bride was _ dressed in a slvcct length suit aqua crepe, with chiccoronet v and wearing a beautiful fox furl and corsagfi 0f dleam 1°53‘ The. young couple ‘ ‘ . brief honeymflflll ml’- aile‘ “gfgrh they will reside at Yolk. CY are both well and favorably kllllw“ in their home communities and the bride has for some time been extremely popular personally and do a teacher at York. They havr‘. the best wishes of very many (fiends for a happy married life.

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As the result. of a thorough lu-

lic vextflsatlon carrlvtl W‘ “m” ‘ Plat week by 0071mm‘ A-lflrlugjlld‘

' ' F e. nil gglliligollslflfwlfiif. Fflrc Uttdcrivrit- up Investigator. lutfl B ""55 °f petty burglaries and small fires pnpetrased 1n this Oily recently, flve young boys appeared ln_ thc juvenile rOlIIl? Saturday mmwng‘

Two of these boys. l? “tlldwl: yea“ n; age were sentenced n _ yea“, in st. Patricks Hcmc m Halifax. while the “m” tuliffe‘ younger still. were relcnscd fir‘ fie custody of their parent-St boys admitted be I18 C0117"? c5 “'3 g3 potty burglaries. lncludlllB Sh“? breaking. slwn-llfllll!» "mm "m" parked cars and incendlarism in the easc of six small fires. in what Chief of Police A. Birtwistie lcim- ed one of the worst outbrcals pl jmqriilc vandalism in i110 113W’? of the City-

FUNERAL stmnav - Th" funeral or thc late Mrs. Mary Mac- swain was held yflslflrflflY M91‘ noon. A short service was 1191f! “mu (he home of her ‘dfll-lllhler- Mrs. Angus MacDonald, 205 Eusttri st, conducted by Motor Mad-Pa" of the Salvation Army. M"! W“ followed by services in the Harts; ville P-reabytcrian Church. 4 wher- ML Donald Nlghglsgn officiated; assisted by Molar MocLoari. Th. pallbearers in Charlottetown were. Malcolm MacSwiiin. Les Gillespie. Dan Matheson. Blair MacDonald. pit-ed Garrl-ty and Tertlus Harper. M “Melvyn, 1hr- pailbcarei-s wore: Nllcnlm MacSwafn. Malcolm Mac- Leod Everett. MvcLcod. Nelson Careb. Neil Nicholson and Wesley MacNevln. Interment was in Hurts- vllle Cemetery.

iPlli-NUPTIAL SHOWER- Monday evening. July 141b- ‘l pleasant event was held ilvheti friends and relatives gathered at the holne of Mr. Robert Graham to bestow rifts and good Wishes ‘on Anne MacDonald. previous to The living room was tastefully decorated in pink and white for the occasion. Don- ald J. MacDonald acted as chair- mqrf Ind explained the mimosa of (he gathering. while the bride- tc-bu in escorted to the scat of bean: by her nimr, Illa Mug-

left at once on al

the table. Anne in a fcw ivcll-

chosen words tliiinkcd hcr many friends for their bciiutzful and useful gif 'l'licii till joined iii

singing "For She's A Jolly Good Fellow." Music W115 supplied and the rciuaintici" of the evctiing W115 ciiJojwccl by u.l A dcliclntis lunch aflcr \\' it-h the gath- (Lsptrscd lcuviiig their best S

erlng ivishcs ivitli the bride-to-bc.

A burn. thc tiropcriy of Ambrose Doyle. Pleasant Gruvc, and a house, occupied by Mr. Adolphus Nfttrrriy of tlic same community, were burncd vxztliiii two hours of each other yesterday afternoon.

’I‘lic first tire which began about 4.10 destroyed the barn of Mr. Ambrose Doyle with all the sea- son's crop of lifiy and grain. Two calves were also lost in the biau as well as a coitsiderable quantity of farm machinery.

About we hours later thc liousc OCCilptEll by Mi‘. ftfurray and the propcriv cf Lieut-Coloncl Parker Hoopcr of Charlottetown. caught fire. S0111‘: of the furniture was saved. The house. located about 500 yards front the Doyle barn, did not catch from thc burning barn, witnesses of the fire said. as the wind was blowing in the opposite direction. "Fvvo stocks of

grain. containing about 1000 bush-l

l A Eollision on the highway op- posite the People's Cemetery about 5 o'clock yesterday evening result- ed iii considerable damage to the ambulance of the Cutcliffe Funeral Home and to the tar owned and driven by Mr. P. W. Clarkin, re- tired freight and passenger agent. Canadian National Railways, Char- lottetown. The ambulance, driven by Mr. Brendon Hennessey, was on its ivay to the Charlottetown Hos- pital with a patient from Mount Stewart. Mr. Ciarkln suffered a cut hand in the accident but no one was seriously injured. Last ueek another ambulance, owned by the Cutcliffe Funeral Home was ltadly smashed up in a similar co!- lision.

0n Saturday‘ August 30. the death of Mrs. Ambrose Mitchell occurred at thc Charlottetown Hospital. Born at Si. Peters, PE. I.. 54 ycars ago, then moving to Snurls. tvhcre slie spent the great- ci part of her life with hcr hus- band and family About twenty- five years ago, they moved to New Glasgow and later to Pvicstvllle where they have resided for the

‘last ten years. She was a goiri illClgllllOf‘ and a friend to all. In her kuincdlaie family circle. where she vrzs a loving and tinderstani- mg mother, hcr loss will be great-

els pf pats and the property 0P1,» felt and 119i‘ passing has left a

Col. Hooper, were also destroyed.

ENJOYABLE SHOWER WINSLOE - On Wednesday eve- ning, August 20th. a very rllcasarit evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Craswell when a large number of friends and relatives gathered to tender a mis- cellaneous shower in honor of their tiaughtcr Lois prior to hcr coining marriage. To the strains of the Bridal Chorus played by Mrs. Stanley Younker, the bride to be was c-rorted to a prcttily decorat- ed chair by Preston Cudiriore. Af- ter she had hecn seated under l large white bell a dalntily decorat- ed basket well laden with gifts was carried into the room by the Misses Eunice Cudtnore and Marion Ford. The presents were then opened by Miss Charlotte Morcside while Miss Vera Ntiiin read the accompanying verses. The many useful gifts tvcre placed on the table by Mrs. Gly- don Maund. After a shower of confetti the bride ‘to he thanked her many friends for their kind- ness and invited them to visit her in her future home. After the sing- ing of "For She's A Jolly Good Fellow," the bride was heartily bounced. A delicious ltint-h was served by the larlics and the re- mainder of the evening was luought to a t-losc tvitli dancing. Music furnished by Doiron Broth- ers, Glasgow Road, after which all departed for their homes ivishing Lois cvcry future happiness.

'I‘UI<ISDAY

~0n Friday evening. Sept. 12th the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Gorrill. Glentvood, was the scene of a very pretty wedding when their daughter, Rebie Lilla. was united in marriage to Calvin Watson. son of Mr. and Mrs. Writ- son Bottltcr, Milbtivn.

Rev. H. A Bagnall officiated at the ceremony.

The marriage was solcmni/cd quietly at St. Duiistniils Basilica. at 8:15 am. on September 17th of

Josephinc. clntiglttcr of Mr. find fvfrs. T. H. lifcli/fctnus. and Ja-ues Alfred Doyle. son of lift". and

Mrs. SiPpliCll Doyle, Charlotlcioivii.

Mrs. Joseph Dounnn \\'i'\S fifgttll- lst and Miss Frances Hcnticsscy. n: soloist. iciitlcrctl \(‘l‘_\' lwcaiitl- full); "Avc Marin" mid utlxci up- nmpriate hymns.

Nn nrvcsts had been ntndc 11,! to a lntc bout last tiiglit in connec- tion tvitlt the rot-cut. theft of six boxes of vrciilllclfll‘ butter lI(‘ITl Buntaiii and Bell's warehouse at the waterfront.

The siv ltoxcs of iuitipr. worth- ing 360 pout s. Wili valued at ap- proximntciv $230.

City P. arc said 111st night ‘ix-it the lliietcs lJlfl iiittric tlicii‘ tuit- rarice iiiin the warehouse throurh a roar don:-

Tic Rcv K. ltlriivlillaii, of‘

Ch. rlottcioivn. has been apprtnt- Qd Assistant Pricst lo his uncll, Rev. Kenneth C. MacPhe. son.

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pap that time can never fill.

LARGE FISH - Residents of Frerit-hfort report a large fish be-

vvashed ashore on Hillsboro Rivt Measuring nearly six feet in length and approximately two zeet in diameter, the animal was dis- covered on the shore

Dougan and Mr. Robert Rhyness. Jr. Earlier in the week a large fish was reported by several peo- ple in the vicinity of Cranbwry Wharf. a little further up the riv- er. The pot-poise was then aive and attracted considerable atien- lion by its antics in the water. It is not known whether it dictl a natural death or as a result ofex- pert marksmanship.

RETURN FROM HOLIDAY- Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Willis, King- s;ton, returned recently from Montreal. Ottawa. Toronto and Detroit. While in Toronto they were the guests of Mr. Willis’ stunt, Mrs. E. A. MacAlonen. They also attended the Canadian Nat- lonal Exhibition and visited Niag- ara Falls. They spent Labor Day in Detroit with Mrs. Willis’ aunt, Mrs. Isabel MacQuaid. Mr. Willis viewed the potato markets in those cities and states that Island potatoes are in good demand. Mr. and Mrs. Willis made the trip by

i plane.

-LI‘.'AYE FOR UNIVERSITIES— A-mong the Slitmmcrsldc students who left on Monday morning for Acadia University were, Annabel Allen, Lou-oil Allen, Gardiner Dal- zicl, John Ellis, Alan Lucky, Bruce MacDonald. Howard MacFarlane, Jack MacFarlnnc. Keith llfolllson, Sally Sflllillflfllbfl imd Frances Walsh. Stanley Carncgy. Latiric Colcs and Alan Stcwart will leave later in tlic week Leaving Monday for Mottiii Allison University were Ellen Morrison, Graham Muitart and Allison M "Donald, and Jack Macfmnrild. Mary Palmer and tilatirlc l.eck_v v-ill leavc rm Wed- nesday for McGill University‘. Alcali Palmer lcfi on lifondns‘ morning for King's University. lfalifnx. Tinb- crt hfurphv and Rc ert leave for thc some University later this vvcck. William Durant left re-

lllCfll Collcgc, Halifax. Wendell Callback. who has been visiting ‘m Sydney. NS thc past. tcn days. rc- noi-is this ivccl: at thc Nova Scotia Technical College, liali-fzix.--S.

WEDNESDAY

—S'HOWCR — On Sept. 5. the fricnc-s of Miss Charlotte Champ- ion gathered at the home ct’ Mr and Mrs. Ivan Dckicson. Darn- ‘lqv. lo under hcr a sltcuvcr .lioiinr of hcr upilroachitig marriage. , ___

l -—I-‘ROM BOSTON - Mr. and Mrs. Scott Mouse, Kcnsington. re- turned rccentlv from Boston, bringing with them their young rlaughtcr Joyce, who had under-

Parish Priest. of Trirzidic.

The Roman Catholic Missions of Cnrrtiii Ban ittid Cnvelicad have been separated front thc P"! . li of Tracndie‘. and the Rev. L. J. Ayxcis has been aflpDlIlfCd Parish of Corrrin Ban and Covclicaii

These appointments will come lnto effect. on October lst. it was annouiicril last night from the lesi- ncnce n’ Ills EXfBllCTlfiy Bishop Boyle.

A coroner's jury at Sourls _vcs- tcrday evcniiis: found that William Baglole. 93 Fitzroy Street. Char- lnitctoivn. mmc tn his death lit Snuris on Sept. l5. 1017. ivliile on rltttv cs n 11110511311 for the Muri- timc Electric Company. Death. the jury found. was due tn con- cussion nf the brain t-atisod ivhcn the linesman fcll to the ground from a pole on which he was u-orking.

PflCSf I

Jone a serious brain operation at 1a Boston ,to report that the oprration was {t-mitictitly successful-K.

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—SUDDENI.Y ILI. Friends land acquaintances will regret to hear thst Mr. Alphonse Connell of Kensington took a bad chill inst week. followed by II very high trmpcriitui-c. He is under close medical attention and observation and his frientls hope for his com- plctc recovery-K.

FAREWELL PARTY-The mim- hcrs. adherents and friends of the tclitirch of Scotland congregation, ‘Sfanchel. on Ssittirrlziy, Sept. 20th.. gathered itt the homo of Mr. Dan- iel Todd for a farewell gathering .ff)I‘ Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Bishop. {who leave for Winnipeg on ,Oct. 3rd,. Mr. Bishop has been granted a year's leave of absence from his charge for the purpose to under-

FIJNERAL YESTERDAY -_Ftm- tgo medical and surgical treatment

oral o! the late Mrs. MacMlllnii was held yesterday aft- ernoon from the MacLean Funeral Home to West Cnvchcad Church where services were conducted hy Rev. T. A. Wilson who also offi- ciated at the grave. Interment was in the MacMillan cemetery.‘

James R. lat the Winnipeg Clinic. A nicely

worded address was read by Mrs. Ben Cousin. and the presentation of A well filled purse was made h,» Mr. Daniel Todd. The evening W85 spent hy social intercourse and the singing of psalms. After the ltinch was served, the social

The hall-bearers were Ira Carr, i evening was closed bythe reading Miller Bealrsto, Charles Gregor. ‘of the 46th. Psalm and prayer by John Mnc-Millsn, namsay Auld and lRsv. J. H. Bishop.

Jlmll Allan,

between: Jan-ms belonging to Mr. Patrick

Ronckc l

ccnlly to enter Nova Scoiia Tech-t

l" ihttvc take-n effect

hospital. It is pleasing}

',McTague who also conducted the iscrvico at the grave.

I j Mrs. H, D. Corbett and Mrs. C. ,ll. Weeks recently left by bus for different centres 1n United States. ‘Before returning home they plan ja visit to Vancouver, B.C., where iMrs. Weekstvill visit her sister and QMrs. Corbett will visit her son fRaeburn, M-rs. Corbett and family.

1 ENJOYED P. E I. VISIT- Mt". and Mrs. Howard Ramsay, ilfamilton‘ Prince Edward Island, ‘returned recently from a visit to their daughter. Mrs. Whitfield Ells. arid Mt". Ells. Sheffield Mills. Nova

cotla. During the summer Mr. and Mrs. Ramsay liad as their guest. Mrs. Ramsays brothel". Mr. Alex- ander MacDougall of Phllndelphil. While on the Island Mr. flfacDoug- lull visited his boyhood home at

.Vlt~torla Wesi, also friends at Bel- .

lfast anti Montague. Although 'ciglity-cight ycais of age he is lstlll remarkably active and etijoys lute to the full.

l‘ LAID r0 nhsr~rhe funeral 10f Mrs. John Laverty was held {yesterday morning from her late

iCounty Hospital at Stimmersic-e

ircsidcncc in Tarantum to St. Pat- '

rlck's Church, Fort Augustus, I where Requiem High Mass was ' cclcbratcd by the pastor, Rev. ; Louis Callaghan, who also offic-

iated at the grave. The poll- fbearers were: Messrs. Patrick E. j Duffy, Elmer Laverty. Augustus

lllcvetl to be a porpoise has been _ Savidant, Earl Duffy. Albert Mtlr-

Jnaghan and Charles McGuirk. In- Ptcrment took place in the church l cemetery.

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FUNERAL AT LONG CREEK- ]The funeral of the late Mrs. Flora |MacPbee was held Monday after- noon from the Long Creek Bap- ltist Church. Services at the church and grave were conducted by Rev. J. D. Davison of thc Charlotte- town Baptist Church. Trte pallbear- ers were: A. K. MacPlicc, Neil McConnell, Dan McEwen. D.A MacKtnnon, Malcolm MacNelll aittl Daniel MacPhee. Interment W35 in the Long Creek Baptist Church Cemetery.

Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Wood- side, who have spent several wceks visiting the latter's father. Mr. D. I-I. Murchison. York Point. left on return for New Glasgow. N.S. They were accompanied by their daughters, Misses Elaine and Ele- anor, and son Donald, who is ent- ering third year in Science at King's College. Halifax. having led his class the past two years and won a scholarship upon ent- rance.

The home of Mr. and Mrs. John Nicholson. Flat River, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on August 23rd. at six o'clock when their daughter Catherine Jemima became the bride of Howard Fran- cis only son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Watts, York. The dotihle ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. E. C. Evans, pastor of st. John's Presbyterian Church, Bel- fast.

A pretty wedding was solemn- ized at Sacred Heart Church. Bor- tden. on Thursday. September 4th, “when Mary Nina Phyllis, daughtm-

of William and the late Mrs. Mac- Innis was unitcd in marriage to ‘Howard Charles. snn of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Davis Macliinls of Grand

Narrows. Cape Breton. Rev. Fr. ,Cass performed the wedding cere- |mony and celebrated the nuptial

‘APPEAL ALLOWED M Before His Honour Judec Duffy in the !Quecns County Court yrslcrdfly wmorning thc ‘Dwyer, Queen's County Jriilor from ‘his dismissal by thc on thc- ground ihzit the order did not allege- any charge lri thc statute dcallirig vviih the dismissal of publ’c servants. The said dismissal was to on S"Df.(‘l"|‘b€f‘ 30th, The order for thc dismissal ‘was made August 21st. Gcncral FA. Large and Mr. G.R. llblmcs K.C.. rcpre-scntsd thc 'Crnwri, I.. f’. O'Donnell the appel- lent.

Mr. John Peter MacPlierson, 68. ‘.\(‘ll known Charlottetown tnllnr rind clothing dealer. died yesterday in thc Prince Edward Island Hos- pital. Although be had been im- vtell for several weeks his death \\ as unexpected.

Born at Kilmtiir. near Monta- gue, he was a son of the late Mt". and Mrs. Peter MacPlicrson. As a young man he learned the tailor- ing trade and conducted business net-e since I938. He was in busi- ness in Stimmerside from i930 to i987 and for eitzltt years prior to that was located in Calilomia.

as a track And field athlete. being a frequent winner in suchgzvcnts as the I00 yard dash. shot putt, and hish Jump. In Boston he once had the privilege of competing Against the then world champion 100 yard man.