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Miss Alice Crockett. York. - Is
her sister, In. Neil Msclnnis. Master Neville Watts, Trscsdie.
is visiting in York the guest of
his cousin. Master Frankie Lewis.
Mrs. E. J. Vassey, York, spent the weak-end la the City the guest of her sister. Mrs. Laura Bustln.
Miss Jean Carr, Oyster Bed Bridge, was s visitor to York on Sunday, the guest of Miss Chris- tine Proud.
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Mrs. Claude Crsswell and daughter, Marie, Winsloe, were visitors to York on Monday even- ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Nell Msclnnis and daughter Diane, City, spent s few days in York last week. the guests of Mrs. Robert Crockett. '
Mr. and Mrs. Heath Craswell. Winsloe, were visitors to York on Monday evening, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Crockett.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Carr. Oyster Bed Bridge, were visitors to York on Sunday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Proud.
Miss Pearl Crockett. Boston, U. S.A., was a visitor to York on Saturday, where she visited a lot of her old friends; It had been her old home In her younger days.
TBYON W. I.
The July meeting of the Tryon Women! Institute wss held on the evening of July llth at the home of Mrs. Heath Howatt. There were thirteen members and one visitor present. In absence of ‘use Pl ‘-‘ ‘ the vice-president,
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A bounty of ten cents (100) per pair will be paid for the legs oi crows killed from July 27th to August 31st, and from October 1st to November 11th, 1949; all days inclusive, if delivered personally (not by mail or express), on August 81st and November 15th, to: ANY DOMINION FISHERY OFFICER IN THE PROV- INCE, THE ROYAL PACKING COMPANY, CHAR- LOTTETOWN.
While crows may be killed at any time, the bounty will not be paid on crows killed during September, as‘ it is not desirable for gunners to be in the fields immedi-
ately prior to the opening of the Hungarian Partridge season on October 1st. I
Payment of the bounty 'will be made only on Aug- ust 81st and November 15th, 1949, for crows legs per- sonally delivered.
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Mrs. Maurice Howatt presided. The meeting opened by singing the first verss of the Institute Carol and repeating the Creed.
Roll call was answered by sug- gestions on “How To Make Our District Convention More Benefic- isl." Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The treasurer was asked to send in the copies of the flour orders to DeBloirs.
It wss decided to finish quilting the quilt that was started and have another ready to quilt Mon- day afternoon, July 18th. 1X1 111° Community Hall.
The secretary gave a report oi the first day of the annual con- vention. Report of committees:
Sick committee made several calls.
Red Cross, no report.
After some discussion on what to do with the money on hand it was agreed to, leave this matter to a later date, Collection amount- to to $1.00. Next meeting to be
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CAVINDIS}! W. M. l. -’
The July meeting oi Cavendish AuxllisryoftheW.M.8.metat the home of Mrs Robert Maclen-
Ald preceded ft. _ meeting opened with the worship service led by the secretary, Mrs. Milton Green, who followed the very challenging program given in the Missionary Monthly and pre- pared by the editor. Miss Helen Day. The theme, More Missions!- Ies. Elie was assisted by Mrs. George MoCoubrey, Mrs. Olaf Stevenson and Mrs. ErnesLMac- Neill. -
Minutes of last meeting were read and accepted. Roll .cs.il was answered by 8 members and two visitors. Mrs. Olaf Stevenson gave an invitation for the August meeting when Mrs. Alfred Moore will be worship leader and Mrs. Robert MscKenzle and Mrs. Art- emus MacNelIl on the lunch com- mittee.
Mrs. Ernest MacNelll reported for the Community Friendship, l0
, sick calls, 2 hospital call-s and 2
cards sent. A report of the Baby Band was given by the Superin- tendent
The president then led the 51nd! ProiZfB-m which was in the form of questions and was answ- ered by readings In different parts of the Missionary Monthly, assist- ing were the members present also Mrs Richard Stevenson from New Glasgow and Mrs. Lewis Warren from Ottawa, our two Welcome visitors.
The meeting closed with n, prayer and benediction in unison. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Mll- ton Green and the Olaf Steven- son.
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The Brackley Point Worneifs In. stitutc held their regular meeting on July 14th, at the home of mo, Real Hughes.
The meeting opened by the Institute Ode followed by the Creed in unison. The minutes of the last meeting were read and
adopted. ~ responded to
Eleven members roll call with a donation for the adopted Institute. (she some to be repeated for next month.
Miss Jean Raynor. a former teacher was w ‘ ed back as an Institute member. Two vigliorg
were also present. The delegates to the Annual
Toombs.
It was moved and seconded that the Institute start at the begin- ning of the roll call for the lunch committee, the two for August being Mrs. Maurice Howatt and Miss Dorothy Taylor. Roll call to be answered with bleached flour bag. Mrs. Waldron Woodslde to have the program.
Miss M_illie Gamble tiién took charge and presented a cooking contest. Meetingclosed with the National Anthem. A delicious
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Convention gave s pleasing report of both the business and social meetings attended.
It was moved and seconded to donate $5.00 to the Jubilee En- dowment Fund.
A suggestion was made that s Sewing Club for girls be started In the school for the caning year, further plsois to bs made later.
- The school conunlttee visited the school and found everything In satisfactory order. One gift of fruit was sent to a. sick member and thanks expressed for same.
New sick committee for the fol- lowing four morsthr: Mrs. Fred Hughes and Mrs. Lowell Younker. Next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Alexander Seaman. Collection for the evening $4.00. ( The hostess and committee
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IN TIIE PROBATE COURT ....The lath. dsy of July A.D. 1M9.
In lte Estate of Mary Ann Tay- cf Charlottetown Queens County in the ssld Pro- vince. Widow, deceased. testste.
To the Sheriff of the County of Queens County or any Constable or literate person within said County.
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WHEREAS upon reading the petition on file .of Perle Beecher MscKlnnon of Charlottetown aforesaid, Widow, Richard Nut- tlng Fraser Taylor of the City oi Montreal in the Province oi Que- bec, Optlclsn. - and Trevelyan Hearts Taylor of Montreal afore- said, Optician. the executors of
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WITNESS His Honour l-Iaro Leonard- ‘ .Judgeofthessi Probate Court at Charlottetown is queen's County, the day and yes! first above written.
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