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pay for the furnishing of a room in the

agined when it is known that twelve ozen ofthe bivalves tlll the harre1.M r.

nd an instrument of snilloient power sever the oysters elastic 1°

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LOCAL BRIEFS

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treat Admission to the meeting, 5 I

nts, to the coffee social afterward

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p of Badges Followed By a Supper.

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The members of Court Hattie Stuart

Stuart of Ontario, accompanied by Bro. G. M. Reid, Summerside, paid a visit,

Iwith a free set sf officers’ badges, and also an individual badge to the mem- bers. - '

Bro. Stuart arrived on the Island the

and Bro. Stuart presented the Court

.interview talked with considerable

Collected by Miss Owen and

Miss Pope, Southport $21.90

Collected by Miss M. Farquhar-

son, St. Andrew’s 2.45

Collected by Miss J.McNeil1 and I Miss L. Wedlock, Stanley

Bridge 8 35

Collected by Miss Lizzie Wyatt,

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Zion Cnareh, City, Thanksgiving

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Presbyterian Church, Summer-

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IN the November Magazine Number

-it The Outlook the strongest feature in the world of politics and histor

Commission. Dr. Schurmau in this

lreedom, although in some points with , 'thelreeerve imposed upon hiiu by his official position. This statement of Dr. 8ehurinan's_ views is the most authorit-

ative sncieiieeetnei tee, been me;eell~P°'.‘“‘*'{ °‘- 'Af‘°'_'“‘°"“"°’ ”°°" "id public. Another. timely article is*a '-99°” »““t‘_°5°d° tm’ tm"-’ '"5 59°” 1"

sketch of the two military leaders in the Transvaal war, Sir Redvers Boller and General Jeubert.with excellent portraits of both. In the literary world glthe be/stfii article is that .by August-ine Birrell Samuel Johnson and on the Johnson C nb, illustrat d by quaint and interest- »

iug pictures. Industrial and economic V' I :M I ` I W

-interest is afforded by the article on °-The Northern Farm” in Mr. Charles; B. Spahr’s series called “Amerioa’s 1 Working, people.” Other illustrated features of note are Mr. William Dur. ban’s account of the opening of Siberia by the great Trans.Siberian Railway, which hasthe title "From Moscow to Yladivostok;" Mr. Clifton Johnson’s “The Lfikes of Killarney.” illustrated by phmographs taken by the author; a description of -'An English Village Public House," owned and controlled by an English clergyman and o0mm0n~ ly known as ‘~I`he Parson’s Public;"' and a picturesque account of the life of Bishop Whipple, of Minnesota, based

_ v is the ` ~ “S - 1 P' “thmind inteuiaw with D,:_ J_ G_ _ The thanks of the C_-mrt were tender- Sclmrmm’ President of the Philippine] ed to Mr.[Stuart for his kind and -gen-

last week in August, and the above named Court was the first he organized in t_hisproviuce.'1‘he members learning of the sad drowning accident of Bro. Stuarvs little daughter Hattie. deemed it fitting in sympathy to him and in memory ofthe lit'le girl to so name the Court. I-le like a true parent natur- ally appreciated this aot of the mem- bers and showed his appreciation in- a way most pleasing to the Court.

sentation gave a full and _very interest- ing account of his work in this province. He has succeeded in organizing eight Courts in the principle centres with a good and ' erous membershi

erous gift, after which Mr. G. M. Reid- gave a rousing speech on i-Forestry.”

The Court then closed and the mem-

bers and visitors repaired to Clarke’s Hotel, where a sumptuous supper, got- ten upein Mrs. Clarke’s best style. was

soeech-making and song. one and all of the members speaking in the highest terms of Mr. Stuart as a Forester and it man and wishing him every success in the future. _ . 0 ~

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upon his jus:~published autobiography. and containing a fine portrait. Ano.her biographical feature is a similar af- count of the life of the distinguished. English preacher. Robert W, Dale.

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