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uounui FESTIVITIES —Mr. J. A. Clark, Superintendent of the Expr-rln entol Station and Mrs. Clark, remained the members oi IIiOSIILfT, employees and their wives, i0 a mcs; enjoyable Christmas 5o- cial zltpthe Superintendent's resi~ dance ' Ivrldny a-itornoon. Them was a _rge Christmas Tree from uhich glits were distributed by Mr. Clark to all who were present.

PHOTOGRAPHED-In the Mont- reqyliastandnrd oi this week. appears a 1e lcl hotogmph oi’ Professor

'1"»'__1I18 in. the picture, the says Samuel N. Wn-Pﬂweiid- Moped Canada! old- est organists. He is 88 years of age lmdior Q5 years has been the or- ganist of St. Paul's Anglican Chum!» in that city. He was also organist oi tho Itlethodist Church, Charlotte- town, for eight years.‘

noun: r011 CHRISTMAS Jim iollrwing students oi’ Mt. Allison

the choir under Pr" Methvgn, whose accompaniments to the solos and duets were a. marked nature oi a magniﬁcent service. The "solo- ists and duetlsts were: Morning, Mrs. Raymond, Mr. Arthur Bruce, and Mr. .and Mrs. Reymond. Sel- dom or. ever has better singing been heard in St. James than the "con- Crihutlons by {ha higlﬂylglmggd Mr. and Mrs. Raymond. Evening, Mr. O. J. GallagheruxlMr. Ar- thur Bruw, both oi whom were in xood voice and sang ieelingly. The choir, which rendered-um at each service, was up to the high standard which has been maintain- ed under Mr. Methverrs experien- ced lezidership. The morning service was broadcast. ‘ ...___-<o~___.._.. PERSONALS l Mr. Frank McNeil], butter-maker ior the Dairy Depot oi Frederic- ton, N. B., has arrived in Cardi-

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Mr. F, A. s. Jones is spending Christmas with his father, Mr. F. C. Jones, Monoton.

Academy have arrived home from Sackville to spend their Christmas holidays: Carl Prowse. Robert In- Hwn. Harry Hyndman. Charlotte- tclwn; Gordon Roper. Sherwood; Iisrbert Cox, Moroll; William Mur-' (iillSCXl, Clyde River; M. Crosby, Ccmwnll; Douglas Judson, Louis! Herman, Roland Gay, Pownal, The follctving university students have also arrived homo: Harold Shaw, Gilbert Houston. Gordon White. Charlottetown; Stavert Tanton, Sum llliifSidif.

("Jnusnvus snnvlot-f. AT s1". J5 MES-Mme ,5 congregations wor- shipped in SLJames Church yester- day ct both services, when able sermons, appropriate to the Chrbt-

Dr. Leo Fruik. City, leaves this morning to visit his parents in New York, B-ﬁﬂ‘ which he hopes to leave on an extended businws trip to Europe.

Miss Elsie Nicholson, daughter oi

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nicholson of this city has arrived home from a. trip to Europe.

Misses. Joan Winchester. Mar- garet Stems, Olive Tuplin, Kensinx- ton; Blanche Champion. Albcrwﬂ. students of Mt. Allison Ladies‘ O01- lcze. have arrived home to spend their Christmas "holidays.

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g V _ Schenli, .1 High School 9r. this we death on m“ of December town in the class 01.1928. She leavesi M“ of Puma Autumn‘ omusnlsovtébreo brotheraunnd three sist- hqtm. u’ . H, o‘ “mummy ers, ' UULIDMOTQQUE,IDDB,P;E.IB* 1m n, m ﬁnial“ s; ywavmm, land, Thomas MoTague and-Mlchae

Messrs Lloyd Best and M810!‘ Maolmd iwm to Chelton. ~ lasagroatshoolctohisnmwfldonds. Wﬁﬂuwl‘ "WW1 m“; M"- ‘Aitlwush he ma not been mval-v Ewes Kfllevlmdghin. MAchneIDor-lme .131,“ o, ML and M“, wane, robust ileum rol- tihrpast your his “"9 ° hm» ~F~ mwr m” wright, dam w” qmm mmxpe¢md_ mm;- Elizabeth Mdlfague who was with “m: only 6mm days m ghejlpﬂngqjgd; her at the timooil her death, anda ' ward Island Haw,“ up, qmg; d“- large circle oi friends to mourn theirl H ~~ g lposition and kindly liie endeared 101%- Miss Hilda. Hammlll, Middleton, rmm ma“ Mm whqm, m; oping in Ilcr age was50 yearso months and “m5 a m1mr w summelslde on hohm, m, 1am w “will, his 1a dayswShe was horngatlona, P.n.lMmd,y_ menlory the iollowing sisters: Mrs. Island and with her husband and family came to this town about iii- lMn m“; Donn, Carlton Siding. teeiryears ago where they have N- is the guest: of Mr. and Mrs. 0m sided ever sirlco", her husband- beingboun, Chelmn. [employed by’ the Great Northern ~ Pepor 00., as head ﬁreman in their , m5 liiimy‘ iriends are salry to 539"" Dlant. learn of the illness of Mr. Harry

She-was a faithful, devoted, lovinsllnwther, Carlton, We wish him u wile and mother and her deathlspeedy recovery. leaves a vacancy in the home which;

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_ _ qeorge Moore in Dorchevier. Mass‘ llictiie in Doilchesieiﬂhjilli! Mlsumnw McEiwhbrn. city. The jiuneral which was largely iii-WNW!

’2.30-'ironl therresidenoe oi 111$ l . . Scott rulton wnductsd sister Rev ‘wk “we y, the iol- lowmlrwtmcw P111 bPBWB= 15 Donald McKinnon. Murdock, .r. .1. Storey, rm. Meximion. Lin-

can look rel-ward with hope, beyondileion. this hie where the family circle will‘ l ‘ ' .The semi-annual examination oi

--’—-- ' '3 , cannot enter and we may abide withlschwlhﬂll-Se 0X1 Wedﬂﬁiiday Even-inn’. ‘MRS. CATIIEIQINE BOAOB the wiie and mother iorevcr. lDsc. 19th. The evening beng ﬁne, ‘ The bereived iamily greatly np-lthere was a large crowd in attend- procialfed’ the many kind acts, con- ance. The pupils were examined in, sideration and sympathy mam in their sad bereavement, by M Emmi-II. 8555M by 0119 their friends and neighbors. thellf- former teachers, Mrs- Funeral services were held at St. DWIL Th“ ﬂmdre" 5h°w°d by Peter's Catholic cnul-cn oi East Mll- their "MY ""1 “m?” anew“ linocket Tuesday iorenoon. Pr. J. F. that “Q- “me had bee“ 1°“ during Halohan, presiding. The pall-"bear- the wve- eve" ‘he V“? Ywngeft 91-5 we“, c’ E Guano“, R J_ Malone’ ones did their best. After the classes pram“ Bryenwn, "ed Lynch. J_ a were ﬁnished, Mr. David Pearson, McDonald and Martin Webberly. ""‘""" "5 "““““‘*“‘~ ‘m! °"* m“ 1°" ~ lowing program: Welcome, by seven --————{O-3———~———~—-

pupils; song, Christmas Time.

the school: recitation, Ralp 1

EPIGRAMS 0F AN EXJUNG lSherry; exercise by two girls; r6611 movmce 0F ' gtntioh,‘ Bred Sherry; recitation, LONDON. Deceit-hr the ﬁrst Virginia. McCardle; dialogue, Christ-f

m cloud oi sorrow hovered Ovbl‘ m: Millinocket, Maine. when it b6- came known that Mrs. Oaths!!!" mach. wile of Jim" Reich. “I” summon -' to the are“ bEYOnd "m" an illness or fifteen month-B. and B1- though all that medical aid and lov- ing care could downs done it was

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1N THE PROBATE COURT joined the other night in a debotcmm ‘Rogers; recitation, Ether: l ' at the Union Society o! Oxford Unl- (xraix; 5on8. Santa. is Coming, by 19th Georve V., A. D” 1928- vbrslty- ~ Mu andMamic Pearson: recite-l ‘This was the ex-King oi’ Greece, tion, in-iel Pearson; recitation, who was paying a short visit. w the Myrtle Rogers: recitation. Austin: town as the guest oi- ilhe president Boers; dialogue, Rostus Rambles‘. oi‘ the Union, S. S. Brooks. »He ar- On; recitation, Mamie Pearson‘, re-I . _ rived at Oxford in the morning. sew citation, Marlon Engels: song, Hushq n. ioootball match in the alternoon a-bye. Esther Craig»: reading. 018ml and mivllmbd w london at the close Aiileck; recitation. Pauline McCar- or m; 59mm,» , die; closing. song by the schoolz, A highly controversial subject was closinil speech by Rm Gﬂrdlnsr-g opened when the "ell-King moved. After i-hc Prvllmm W118 °V@1‘~: "That this House preiers an athletic BPH-‘chvs were made 0n the ﬁvlw-i w“; mgheuc mumqong- m, few did work, done by teacher and pu~l h]; speech. m exceueng nmnsh bib by M988?! David Pearson 8.ll(l| ...; mammal‘ up m m“ at an joy Campbell after which all Dre-l nngllul School/“he ma. "but 1 can w“ We iwiisdf with"; will“ mush which u. not olewvvlv °i ‘may ‘s’: Austfﬁi King's,’ though-I carrswear m the Pﬂm- “m” “W” ‘an m M vomocularml must admit,» too, umtmm-femllxcbiw“ e- l‘ ‘I tilu-‘Oxiord manner‘ is not iully 9°“ ‘l? pm; d . mm”. . olso o. prize i0;- perfociéhntzoln uncei ail-mug dealt with no sub- riﬁlihﬂw - ﬁe?“ mm» éulwsqrles o! wittylletpligramswmudlﬂmd 15mm ‘win Hhavwas mg: ollawlng uosonm-o ~ em: ~ . .~.l'i'hc=worldaiix w-endv- u» mu ozﬁmylmpursoﬁlncialirbegetreg ,_ bookwornma-ndblue stockings, long-as fawn,‘ '_ haired men and short-haired wom- u“ gm“, ' 16in ma-mon-o! brown-and sinow~ v ' ‘Jqxwﬂ ‘ . , .torlpimtle..iqel,itismr- em “m” m“ m“ m'“"h°'1°.°” was well as our duty to show you leyeulgl-rtviu-ltbe laboratory For mom mm my our 65mm and w, mun-whostudiesinverterbratcs until -~n I m“. [mum 56,, “WWW o y . he lslwitlnubbuclrbom. ~- “m we 1,04,," “w, dawns brought-la ' ' .- 1,; . m, N.- . _ tried you , u you , Vo IRﬂIUNUY U! muse . wim- u‘ much“? and} . WW0 name-ask you-to pi

I In re Estate oi Sarah lune ‘Stami- ier late o: cml-iomwwn in Queer“ County in the said Province deceased

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l ~8y » the "Bnnnerln$h Warburton Surroﬂ" ma“ 0I"Pl'0blk, ac. on. 1nd b! Harold Leonard Palmer. M“!!! 5"!‘- Joptolhdge oi Probate. m». lie. .T0 Che Shleﬂﬂ 01' the County

literate person within said county- omen-mo: .~wucnnl\'ls upon roam; Mop:

Mr. Lorne mm. Albany. was‘

Smrletown on Sundﬂy €VB~1 _.---,

l ' ' Parents and triends oi’ the chili dim spent a delightful hour at the closing exercises of the Kindergap

thcrelisno parting, where death Chclton School was held in the,

shuwn various-subjects by their teacher,‘

WM b member vf rRvyN Home mas with Buggies; recitation, why-P“

[will only ,be a. short while beiorc lMrs. Lord is restored back to her

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I838“! the saying "What is home! Mr. Irving‘ Toomlas, smlewwltl Th“ “MW” ‘s ‘h’ P‘°“""’“ without a Mother," but the ianuly'-was a recent visitor to North Car-f

iTom Rogers. . i "Little Jock Homer."

lSc-anmn. Don Mwcbwd- | "Morniu smn Rob nson.

dine Hilllon, Bryan Cudmbw. Chickcdces-1vulrgaret

Don MncLeod, Don Seaman.

Recitation-Christmas Cookies —

Katherine Acorn. '

Solo-Once a Little Bzvbyliay-

Jean Puncher. Skeioh-"Clu-lstophcr Verna. Hooper, Billy MacLaren.

Motion Song-William Acorn, Eli- h,nor Williams, Don MacLeod, Shir-

ley Hooper.

Dialoguo-“Who Is It?”—

carol-Plum:

Hillion. Loraine

Walker. Don Croclcott Descriptive Piece-

gnret McIntyre.

Riccitations-Salnlny Iiﬂbillﬂlblnh. dcscriptive- Jean Puncher, Geraldine Billion, Loraine

Lttle Ilclwes. Dingwell, Billy MacLaren.

Bowing-Hilly MimLaren. Georg

Rogers}. Verna, Hooper.

v Mr. Morris n. MecKinnon, ‘B. A lstudent in second year law at Dal- {music University, arrived home Sat- . mlmﬂm- We" New” m‘; uﬂiziy evening to six-end the Christ-

The decorations _u.nd the Em?- laden tree were most festive. and ithé glad note oi- Chnstmas domin- ‘atcd the program. The little pupils wondered the diﬂerent nuznbers in‘ n. remarkably clove!‘ and P16853112} o. appreciation o! tho audience. One could not iail to be imprlmscd With ‘the careful training children are ' contortions are the‘ ma

. carol-"Joyiullyﬂ-ileon Puncher, Maude MncLcan, GoOrKB RDBeIS-l‘

Margareil McIntyre, Catherine Wright. 317°" Gudmoi-e, Sterling g-Wclker, Don g GLftsWlBilIy Macibaren,‘ lVLoons-Kntherine Acorn, Geral-

Mcrntyre. Catherine Wright, Shirley Hooper,

Robin" -

Jean MacLood, Tgln Rogers, George Rog-

wr- Geraldine ngwell, Sterling.

LBcd Time"- Jean MaoLeod, Bryon Cudmore, Mar

cal, tree/uncut lately, and is now rc- ported to be much improved. . , \ _

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_Our Telephone System locally controlled, is now undergoing very extensive repairs, which it ls hoped will render the line equal to these»- vice required oi~ it.” w. William MacDonald oi I-ittie Sands is in command oi’ the repairing mow, while Mr. A. Blue is second in com- mand. . . Mrs. nmuu Keenan oi’ Port Wood spent théweek‘ end at Murmy Riv- Bl‘.

A theatrical performance is now given daily in these pal-ta ior some time past. The troupe ls composed oi’ every class oi public entertainer. and-dunks easily wlth- the most gifted performers. 'I'herc are com- deians who are screamingly funny,

to laughter, trick ncrobats ~whosc and won- der 0f the age, vocall ists oi‘ ev- ery variety oi note irom the hlah- est sopreno down to the most dis- mal bass. The entertainment is free and given by a company or sea s. .

'_ ‘Mr. Milburn Dixon. oi Little Sands was, a few days ago, brought to the P. E. I. Hospital where he underwent an operation ior appen- dicitis. His numerous friends will ,be glad to know the operation was successful, and at the present writ- 1118 ﬁll Signs seem favorable for a speedy recovery. -

A Christmas Tree and entertain- ment are on the program for Wood Islands East School, Saturday 22nd. This was s. source oi pleasure and amusement to old and young.

San}; Claus. the greet undying, unchqiicirlg in form. manner, and appearance. in historic times, mas‘- tor ultimo and distance, the swiit- est, s t, safety biped oi the ages. dispe _ r of the costliest moat love~ 1y and" richest glils is with us once "again:

{lcttle buying has ceased in this neighborhood tor the present, all cattle whiolkwere ior sale having ‘been ‘picked up. '

vrne Department . oi». Adrlculturc

The Sandmam- Elinor Williams. 5am“, ‘hat, 5 ma, 6 months. om

The Wonderful ‘Irae-i-Chorus.

Bell Rdngem-Ji/Iilwll‘ A¢9TIL D0)‘

Crockett, Billy MacLaren. . ‘Patriot please copy.)

, b0@—-—-—.- SOUTHERN NOTES

Mrs. Archibald MacNeill oi Littlq mild iencv 1h school work-islands, recently met with l1. very

calvegfwerq sold at» per ncad- N‘) ‘such Wm ‘mid around hercl tum 1 could loarnb! 1n- qulryti Still t5 mlehtbv WW1!!! 1°’

’ , ithataae lzmevwem“ very r quality. People must have readyvmoney by selling something. Q potatoes were the. princlPll

prod on which tel-meta reliﬁfw

painiul accident resulting _iro_m_ a make,’ view. dollenrond H! FY1995

fall.

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Mr. Norman Hopelield. our Mall, visitor in the city lately.

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Milburn “Dixon. WM m’ btﬂil insu- uu l- a- m. rclmntlyl-retmncd to her‘%gl.b i"

arson AND ennui; mien. lylcoroo, sou new »

clowns that would move a mummy .