-JUL: 14. 1953 ' I

st. Teresa's School closing Last Weak

on the afternoon of June 23, the closing exercises of St. Teresa": school were held in the Parish Hall.

The stage was appropriately dec- orated in Coronation colors. The red, white and blue streamers led to the centre of the stage where they joined over a large poster of ;he Queen.

Merlin Gormley, Grade Ten, an- nounced the various numbers on me program, which began with O Canada by the school. Sevcral numbers which had been entered at the Musical Festival were re- peated. These included I. solo, "The Cradle Song" by Helen Brad- ley; two-part chorus. "Flower Carol"; a duet by Anna Evans and Patricia Nicholson; choral reading, i'Please. Safety First", and "The Three Little Kittens" by Grades 1. 2 and 3: chorus. "Misty Morning"; Gregorian chant. "Salve Regina”.

Grade VI presented a literature lesson. after which Grades VII-X had 1 history review. Grades IV and V presented a morality play, "Every Boy”. The Primary pupils

two songs, "Beauty and I and "Underneath the Shady Trees". Elizabeth Lawlor, Grade I. recited ”About Teeth", and the pupils of Grade II dramatized The Three Billy Goats". Follow- ing the distribution or prizes the final number. a pageant entitled "God Save The Queen” showed the various countries of the Brit- ish Commonwealth of Nations pledging their allegiance and Joy-

slty to Her Gracious Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. While the children enjoyed a

treat of ice cream served by the ladies of the Women's Institute, the parents viewed the best work of the sewing classes which was on display.

The following is the prize list:

Highest average. donated by Rev. 1. B. Croken, P.P.:

Grade X: Brendon Dunphy. Grade IX: Mary Curran. Grade VIII: Marie Kickliam. Grade VII: Josephine Bradley. Grade VI: Georgie Smith. Grade V: Aiinamae Maccarthy. Grade IV: Francis Curran. Grade III: Palsy Smith.

Grade II: Ernestine Smith. Grade 1: Elizabeth Lawlor. Second highest average, donated

by Reverend Louis Dougan: Grade X: Frankie Shreenan. Grade Ix: Janet Kenny and Anna Evans.

Grade VII: Marcella Trainor. Grade VI: Jane Curran.

Grade V: Geraldine Curran. Grade IV: Kenneth Bradley and

Chester Curran.

Grade III: Lena. Maccarthy. Grade II: Waiter Bradley. Grade 1: Robin Curran.

Religion. donated by St. Teresats Women's Institute:--

Senior Class A-Merlin Gormley

Class B-Mary Curran. Class C-Georgie Smith.

Junior Class A-Geraldine Cur- ran.

Class B-Lena Maccarthy.

Class C-Elizabeth Lawlor.

Spelling. donated by Reverend Mother Frances Loyola. C.S.M.:-

Grade X-Mary Bradley.

Grade IX-Margaret Sark.

Grade VIII-Marie Kickham. -Grade VII-Josephine Bradley.

Grade VI-Billie Curran and Georgie Smith. '

Grade V-Geraldine Curran.

Grade IV-Kenneth Bradley.

Grade III-Patsy Smith.

Grade II--Ernestine Smith.

Grade I-Jean Maccarthy.

English. Grade X. donated by Baldwin's Road Women's Institute. Mary Bradley.

English. Grade Ix. donated by a Friend, to Mary Curran.

French, Grade X, donated by Mr. and Mrs. mmett Bradley, Frankie shreenan.

In-ench, Grade IX. donated by Baldwin's Road Women's Institute, Margaret Bark.

Science in Grade IX and X do-

listed by Mr. Louis Devereaux. Shirley Gorniley and M e r l s n Gormley

Geography in Grades IX and X, donated by Miss Mayme Cameron, Janet Kenny and Jeanette Macm- ins.

Arithmetic, donated by Mr. and Mrs. Torn Curran. Miss Marion Rogerson. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dun- phy. Mr. and Mrs. George smith, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gormley, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Curran. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bradley:

Grade X-Brendon Dunphy.

Grade IX-Basil Gillan.

Grade VIII-Marie Kickham.

Grade VII-Josephine Bradley.

Grade VI-Jane Curran.

' Grade V-Valentine Bradley. Grade IV-Francis Curran. Grade III-Patsy Smith.

Grade II-Ernestine Smith.

Grade I-Rita Curran.

Writing. Grade 2. donated by Baldwin's Road Woments Institute. George Bradley.

Printing in Grade I, donated by Baldwin's Road Women's Institute. Robin Curran.

Sewing, Patricia Nicholson and Mary Curran.

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Bristol and Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. Roddie were Sunday visitors the City on June 28.

0'!-Ianley here from

Louis McGuire left recently for '-itigonish, N. 5.. where he will attend it two-day session or the Co-operative directors.

went a serious operation in the Charlottetown Hospital recently returned home again.

The condition of Mrs. W. A. O'Brien. who underwent a serious operation in the Charlottetown Hospital recently, is much im-

proved. Mrs. Raymond Jay and children. have arrived from ".ilifax, N. S., to spend some time with Mrs. Jay's parents. Mr. and Mrs. James A. OiBrien.

Mr. and Mrs. Danny Conohan. recently here on their honeymoon, left for their home in Montreal. This is the first visit here for Mrs. Conohan from the big city.

The parish priests in this vicin- ity have returned tc their duties following a week at St. Dunstan's University, attending their annual retreat.

Mrs. W, A. O'Brien, who under- c

The cf.LjAao1AN. CHARLOTTETOWN

LC-an Island Fishermen Equal This?

A canvass is being made. of about 300 families in this vicinity to find out if they want to have a build- ing erected for the present branch! of the library.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter McLellan and children, Indian River, spent Sun- day, June 28. here with Mrs. Mc- Lellan's parents. Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Sinnott.

Mr, Joe MacDonald has atldedl 30 feet to the end gt his barn and when completed he will have a large barn that will take all his stock under one roof along with feed and hay.

Miss Frances Sinnott, lPH('llCl' at

Bristol school for the last two terms, has resigned to take up other duties and she will be re-

placed by Miss Steel, another iesi-

L. - .. . . W gb'MA,;l

Gllllll li)lWl”l'S, uoi:h.iti,: lwlwecii D0 and 23 pounds, arc lllllli? rromnion off lhc t-rm-at nf Snrilliucsiriii Nnvi Scotia. But, hrrause they caiiiml ho riuclii lil Iho :ivci'.igr- lohstvr train, the giant Cruste- I-cniis :4: pin-limllx LllllilUlflslPtl. f'Xl'f'lll uhrii 'l('.'lltllllifl(l” in some. unorthodox nt.innvi' II f.iin Vtlll('l1 hefcll mic QPNI above. rziiiglit in a tmul hy Arthur fltrsiiiziii of Yninitiiilli. N. S. Wt-igliiiig 24 pounds and iiio:isui'ini: llirow irwl from tho lip of its tail to--tlie nnd of the hilt c'l;m', tho ('os'iii;iii lohwtcr, as it hzis iimoiiic ltnrmii lJl'lIll), gained itntiouzil nitr-iilinii ulirn it HHS l'.lLlfllll. Sliirc its rirriih, ll, has gained wider piililltrit). lli't'-'t'iill,v heini: iitvsr-itrtl for pnstciitv in Boston. the t'i'usIocv.'iii. llPlifll('ll to ho hnluonii Ill! and 40 yours old is being souglil by fmlmuil ll.rll1'I'lilS rlcpnilnir-nt, also lhn f'.m.il Onlario

nlllSl'lliil, in zttltlitmn to lilInll'rIlilS olhr-r 1irix.'itr- viitcr

Whim Road and Vicinity

barn on the old mill road on the, old W. II. MrEucii 1ii'opcrty lilllclll is vacant now. - i Mi”, and Mrs. Wilfrrti Iiiiiipliy, land family moved uito their new 'honic on July 2. Tiicv recently lostl .. . their home in a bad fire two ,vrnrs, ,-M,-4 Ban-y Nlchoisonl char. 35:0 Rlollf-'. Willi till thcir fui'iiiturt',lottctouii. sprut the recent week-

deiit ' r-cher,

The WV fence around the Bris- tol school grounds has received a fresh cost of paint and the school and grounds are drawing consid- erable attention at the present time.

Gordon Bori- nell regret that she had to enter the Charlottetown Hospital for a serious operation on July 8 and hope to see her make a speedy re- covery.

Friends of Mrs.

Quite a number left here. Mon- day morning for the shrine of Ste. Anne. The party will be under the direction of Father McKenna. who made the trip with a party last year,

. .iMr. James Conohan. who was here for a short vacation and business trip left on Friday for Boston where he has resided for several years. His wife and family reside here.

Mrs. George Deveaux and fam- ily will move to Ontario shortly to reside where her husband, Pte. George Deveaux, .vili be stationed following several years in Char- lottetown, and Halifax, N. 8.

Rev. A. L. sinnott, who is on I lecture tour through the Mari- times at present, wa: a visitor to his old home here Saturday. June 20. and on Sunday he celebrated mass at his former parish, Rollo Bay.

Mr. Harry McEwen, Jr.. who has been residing in the U. S. A. for quite a number of years has return- ed to his old home again, Like his father he is a painter by trade and has already done some painting in the village since his return.

. .'Mrs. Gus MacDonald and daughter left Monday. June 29 for Hamilton, Ont. where they will attend the wedding of Mrs. Mac- Donald's daughter. Nan, this month. They will visit othcn mem- bers of the family while in On- tario.

Mr. P, R. Sinnott. .lr.. of the Civil Service Corps. Halifax. N- S.- has been transferred in Moncinn. and will shortly go to Toronto for a ten-week course with the weather bureau. A son of Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Sinnott, he attended S. D. U.. find following this, taught. school be- fore writing his exams

Foxes. yes. foxes are gettlns 5"

plentiful around here now that they won't even bother to hide when one drives along the high-

way. Recently this correspondent noticed three at the roadside who sat up to have their picture taken.

and clotliiiiu. This coiniiiuiiity is and with his parents, Mr. and Mrs

-ltflppy to son them get into tlirii” Webb Niciiolsoii, Whim Road. liicw hpnie. HOB

?" Mr. and Mrs. A. J. MacPherson, I Mr. Clni'ciit'e O'Brien ni'i'ivcd Bclletuc. wore recent. visitors of Mr

fioin Boston on Juno 2? to spend a and Mrs. Robert Campbell, Whim two weeks vacation with his father. Road. Mr. James O'Brien. his father and

Iiir. D Rourke. Whim Road. re-

niotlier-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.l James Whalcn. Mrs. O'Brien Wllllcriitly VlSl!Pd his son, Mr. I-ieamis arrive later in July '0 Simltl H Rourke and Mrs. Rourke, Monta-

inonth with her parents. Mr. and ;liP. Mrs. James Whaleii. . .. -, -m” l Mr. John B Ciarrgv. Wliini Rt-ad Miss Agatha i.lncDoiiuld -:tri'.votl rniiciiily motored to Saint. John. ;imm Montreal on June 25 to spend N. B. in ii'iCF'l. his daughter. Mrs. liier vacation with her pnrciits. R. Abel and giutnil rliildirii. Rickey Mr. and Mrs. Wiliiain MacDoiinld.,:iiiri Silvia nf Wcyinoulh, Mass. Miss Tillie Gauthier also arrived Mrs. Ahrl and rhildrrn will spend the same evening to vncatioii for their summer vacation at Whim two iiioiiths uith lier iiiotlicr, Mrs. Rudd. Belle Gauthier in this vicinity. L .G ----e - Mr. Joiin Dciiliani. wlio has been . .'Mrs. Mike Toiiiii recr-ivrtl riiiployed in Labrador for the past word over the week-end of June several nmntlis. is visiting his 28, from her g,i'niiddaugiitci', Siicila. home in Kilniiiir. stating that her husband had been- killed in an accident while serving, M153 1,1,, Mum-or NW ym-kg N. in the United States Air Force Cpilllly M-1-H-pd 3; wmm Road to S0m8li'llPFf? lll ill" li'?5l9l'll 5'-V95-lspciiti her vacntioii with her broth- The s.vmpafh.v of the people of tlilsmt and sister-iii-laii, MI”. and Mrs. vicinity is extended 'i her nt this cur”;-1 gvgom-9, time. j

"" 'Gg V g d . Mrs Ethel MavLeod. Has re- lvolll ll” l””l'" l9”ll9 Agflm” ll.l!'llE'il to her home a' Whim Road Mis. John A. Hughes oi Vi mg- .,m.,. Hsmml In Lmwl. -Mama” ton, that sfheg I51 coniiiig Sue and ,-Afmrm Cm”. tome iis summer or a s ior 5 av. after 73 years in Boston. She lcttl llelze Rina galls”! i5Nrb:'Vli(::':l9ritl;1'1: I. held a Sl)3Clal meeting at the Wale 51 R ' "mt I g t ischonl on June :13. to choose dele- lwmd llhl lady sll("lli.”lell”l,l(lm ,m,lr:atcs to attend the annual un- Souih Bristol. Loo ins: ).ic moi msmmo mmmmnn m

Vcinbcrs oi the Whim Road W.

l 0 . llle -Vellls lll Bl'l5l0lv "'5 llol 5” ml": il:'lli:i'li.ttetuiiii. A iiuitibcr of dele- since tlicre was it starch inctni-,v,M,,,S ,,m.C name”. but mm, plans ll9l'f3- Fl 5-"NV mlll Rl'l5l- llllll- '3lll'(l'lwcic loft uiiiil the regular insti- ing mills, grain crushing iillll5- ll iutc ineriiiic, lit'l(l the Ililllt pre- lNll19l'l'- ll llllll” lllCl”l'l'- 35 llplllrcniiie the; i-oiivrntioii. Pl'PSldPill ns a village forrzv. wntzon and 81-"mil Mrs. M. J. .Viuiiro. coiicluctcti inc making shops. Those havc all izoiir-,,m.e,,m4

forevrr. The water is again l'3lSN'l'

in the old mill pond now cnllrri thcl Whim Rlmd" S. membp”

Jordan Pnnld and is well stock?” iirrc iniitorl liv the Nionlague W l"'lll'l ll'll”l- lliis. of Triiiiiv I'iiitcd Church to ”" zwrnd fllPll' lIIt'Pt'llll and a pageant

All "lll ll"l”5ll'-V lllrll lllll ll" lltllld ill the MaAcKcn7ie Hall on 5”l"PllllllR lllllll "l ll" -"llllllwl June IT. A lIllIlil.)f”.' of m”fI1'.)('lS at-

llfllemllml l5 "ll ll" ll”-l' bllllk '” landed and had an PlIj0V'fIl)lC even- this vicinity and that is digging mg. '

mud on the St Peters Bay with: L g g g i vg

the old liorsepower digger, Mini - Aiiibrose Phaion says he is about

the only one who still has a In A.,

plate digger of the older dnvs.

has made nrrangenicnts with a ' . group of iaI'lIlN'S in opcrnto ilir B d L g digger this coming winter anrii e

build a stable. Mr, Phaleii states he

Some have made nests under It

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General Agents.

.1 E. PHILLIPS. lemma-rump, J. C. SAINT. Charlottetown.

l(llDh-5 it-l1P1'PglllF l1iliSS(lll)9ds'.tl.C .w;mH Hmmng M H". Lav lll ll” ha-V (mm lmlh M FM)”. rlits' iiixilirviv of the ('1narli1it lml" whml "5 mnnll "5 R lmudl-rd l.v':mn: -.llIllll.'lEIllh hrziiwlil iK'lFlI dllmc" wnlp wnrkml; at "ml Hmrilwlrl im-riillv rtl Ilie hnnielnf the and the mud was hauled for iiiilcs;sNIMnH' 3'1” NP” H001”. l-75' 5l9lKll- Tllls llpwcrelll plan mt ilirrsitllviit M... Brion St.vuai'l llmll lll9 mud "ml haul ll llllh inns in tho lllFll!' Ifllltl opencrf lrllck lll lllli Summml "mnlhs Ml. llhv inrcliiii: with the observance Plmlell l'Fl70ll5 l"l'lll5 llllw bml” of ntlbl niiuntv .-ilciirrz in lIIPlllOl'i R0ll'lR llllllll lll ill” ll”l 30 r"lm'S,oi irillcii rviiitiitics. l since fminm sfomml illiwllllt Roll .-.in uns aiisuernd by H mud. lnienihcrs .II'ifl lhr-to were two ris- ”"'T lilnrs prrsoiit. (lite new meniher, Mis. Clmiic: .Nlllx'l'll. was iveiconi- lull hy the prcsirivut. 1 Mrs. lioolcy and Mrs. Leonard (jiilis urrr i-c-appointed on the piisiliiig cnniniillr-r. An invitation to liOl(l thn Scpirnihcr meeting ,'.It the htinteofMi's.Willinm Deu- .1i', llriitlriiicll, tins avrctiied. Ex- tcnsivr plans RFTP dismissed for holtlmg an It'l" crmini festival in

,.luly mill sr-xrrnl comniittecs were nppoinlorl in plan it.

i was dc:-itlcrl lo hold the an-

llllll Dlt'nil' ill August nntl an In- iilntmii tn invrl at tho stimint-i ltllllih of Mt. nntl Mis. Aturwtl .il:irl)nn.iIrl this 7ilIl'fll)lPfl.

At ihr l'lO.-'li of the nirr-ling a sot-inl hour HRS ;.'i't'dlly cnjoycri. Tun litlniimis sltiut contests note pics:-iilrd hy Mrs. llnnlov. The first tin: won it); Mrs Stanford l'P.'Il(ltIll rmrl the scronri hy Mrs.

ifilwir Hiri His: Msry Hcnipliill. A Inuinlir-r of instrument selections IRPFP plnyrd by Mr. Otis Jar-kson,

violin. and Mt. Preston Jatksnn, cuilnr, llc.-sis, .lml;son uric ar- cimipnnisls for ii licarty I112:-Lana

East Baltic and Vicinity

Mr, Bobby Mossey. Bothweil, vis- ited friends in Sourls East.

Mr. Raymond Fitzpatrick was on business to Red Point June 20.

Mr. Aeneas McPhee. Elmira, vu- ited Charlottetown June 6. Mr. and Mrs.-Arthur Keene, East Baltic. recently visited the city. Mr. Abner Jarvis, Elmira. was A recent visitor to Bothwell.

Mr. Robert Rose, North Lake, was a business visitor to Char- lottetown June 20.

Mrs. Ralph Robertson. Kings-

boro, was a recent visitor to Mont- ague.

Mrs. Elsie Kennedy, Savage Har- bour, was a recent visitor to Red Point.

Messrs. Roy Creed. Jack McIn- nn. Noel McMillan, Charlottetown, were on business in Red Point.

Miss Elara Ching returned to Red Point having visited her aunt. Mrs. Wesley Fraser, North Lake.

Mr. Gilbert Clements and Mr. Earle McClure, Montague, were on business to Red Point June 20.

Miss Birdie Kidson, Red Point. was a recent visitor to Charlotte- town.

- Mr. Carl McLiiire'.,. Moncton, vis- ited Mr. Johnnie Young. Red Point.

Mr. Robert Via! a recent. Little Harbour.

Mr. George Holland. spent a pleasant friends in Kingsboro.

Mr. Elliot Bruce returned to East Baltic, being in Souris Hospital for some time.

Mr. Callum Mcbean, Kingsboro. was a business visitor to Red Point June 20.

Mr. James Shaw. Montague. was a business visitor to Red Point June 22.

Machon. Montague, business visitor to

Elmira, evening with

It. is regretted that Mr. Louis Mclnnis of Red Point is a. patient in the Charlottetown Hospital.

Rev. H. H. Bell, retired pastor, Red Point. preached in the United Church. Fortune, on June 25,

Mr. and Mrs. James Mcisaac, Greenvale. were visitors to Red Point June 28.

Mr. Edwin Robertson. Muiiiis R0541. spent 9 Pleasant evening with friends in Red Point recently.

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The lobster fishing '5 ended for another season in this locality. Many traps were lost.

Mi'. and Mrs. Reggie Rose, Red Point, were June 28 visitors in For- tune.

Mr. Levi Power, Montague, was a business visitor to Red Point and Kingsboro June 26.

Mr. Reggie Reid. of Montague. visited Mr. John Young. Red Point. on July I.

Mr. Hamid Stew-art, Kingsboro. left recently for Nova Scotia. where he will be employed.

Mr. and Mrs. Alvah China. Red Point, motored to Montague re- ceiitly.

Mr. John A.- McDonald, Cardig- an, was it business visitor to Red Point and East Baltic recently.

g Miss Aime Keays. Charlottetown. is spending some time with her aunt, Mrs. Thomas, Elmira.

Mr. William Rogers, Charlotte- town, was a business visitor to Red Point June 29.

-. ..'Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rose and Mrs. F. Page, North Lake, were Sunday visitors to Montague Mr. and Mrs. Sperm.-r Llewellyn -Montague. spent a few days visit.- ing in Red Point.

Ml'. and Mrs. Harvey Pool; ma family. Soul-is, WPI'e visitors to Kingslmro and Elmira recently.

Mr. Arthur McN:ill. Lorne Val- ley. is spending some time with relatives at his former home in Elmira.

Mr. Francis lCaAmpbell, Char. loitetown. and Captain Outhouse were rt-ct-nt business visitors to North Lake and Red Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Jason A. Ching and son Claude returned to Coniiccti. Full. having visited relatives and friends on P. E. I.

Messrs. Wesley Bruce. Bothwell, and Rupert Garrett. East Baltic. were business visitors to Charlotte- town June 15.

Mr. John Mossev returned to Medford. Mass. after visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Mosse). East Baltic.

Mr. and Mrs. Earle V. Johnson, North Lake. attended the funeral of Mrs Finley. Charlottetown. st Peters Road.

Mrs. H Douglas. Douglas. visited her daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Whalen, East Baltic.

S.Vmpnthy is extended to Mrs Frank Holland of North Lake on the d' th of her only brother. Mr Joseph Cheverle.

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Mr. and Mrs. Colin Dixon. East Baltic, Messrs. Charles and Elwood Ching, Brent Robertson, Red Point. Miss Birdie Kldson. Red Point.

Miss Arlene Robci-tmn. klnubnro.

and Miss Marina Rose, East Bal- tic. attended the Baptist Associa- tion in Charlottetown on June 26.

'-'s. Andrew Banks. Poplar Point, recently visited with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Percy McDonald. Kingsboio.

Poplar Point Players put on a variety concert in Kingsboro Com- munity Hall on June 22. The Kingsboro Womenis Institute sold fudge.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dingweil and Mrs. McKie. Fortune, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rod- die Kidson. Red Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Gormaii . and family, Charlottetown, were' Sunday guests of Mrs. John Camp- bell, Red Point.

Miss Evelyn Mcvane. U.S.A. lsl spending her holidays with her mother Mrs. Carrie Mcvane and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mcvane.

Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Ching and fa.inilv. Kingsboro. were June 28 visitors to st. Peters and Green- wich. t

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Mr. Eldon Stewart spent. Sunday,l June 28 at his home in Red Point, having returned from the Coro- nation in England.

Mrs. Lydia Stewart, Charlotte- town. spent the weekend of .liine

27 35 Ell?-ll ill llll'- alld llll5- F0-llel I a great, loss when his fishing drag-

Young. Kingsbnrn.

Mr. and Mrs, Cyril Johnson, Montague. spent. the July 1 holi- day with Mr. and Mrs. E C. John- son. North Lake.

Mr. and Mrs. Roddie J. Kidson. Red Point, attended the Baptist convention in Charlottetown June

Deepest sympathy is extended to Mrs. Carl 'Irainor and family of Charlottetown in the recent death of Mr. 'I'raiiior.

Mrs. Garfield Johnson, Peters Road, and young grandson Donnie Shipley, Boston, Mass, are visiting at North Lake.

The Red Point school meeting was held in the school on June 30, with a large attendance of rate- payers.

Mrs. Clive Bruce and daughter Iris of Elmlra,returned home, hav- ing been patients in the Souris Hospital.

Mr. Harold Hynes, school inspec- tor, Montague. was a business vis-

itor lo the eastern districts on June 30. Miss Aiidrey Robertson. teacher

Forest Hill, is spending her holi-

days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Robertson, Red Point.

On Sunday evening. Julie 28.

Miss Edna Donn, returned foreign missionary worker on leave in In- dia, spoke on the work they were doing in India.

Mr. and Mrs Livingstone Rose. Mr. Robert Rose, Lakeville, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Jarvis, Kings- boro, motored to Nova Scotia June 28.

-..L I Mis. Lester McLeod, Mrs. Doug- CcfIin.I Mrs. Robert Machon ' Spencer Llewellyn, Mout- .t-.e visitors to Red Point