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THIRTEEN

JULY34. g lgs . Enmore and

Vicinity

Mrs. Carter from Nova Scotla is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John R. En- man. i

-AcI2 Arnold Raynor has re- after mgnaing his leave at his home mere. g

I, AC 3 Alvin Bryant. who is ata- tioned at fiyenton. Ont-. 18 8D0nd' 31; his leave at his home in North

linmore.

Mr, Billy Bryant', Boston. Mass., 5 3 guest of his uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Ira. Bryant. He spent five years in the American Army ind saw action in Korea.

The Misses Connie and Gracie Jadlw from Streetsville. Ont.. are ipendlng their vacation with rela- :ive's in Mt. Pleasant and Victoria West.

Dr. and Mrs. Murray and their three children and lV1rs5 MllrNY'l mother. Mrs. Gaudlno. Montreal, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel MacLeod. Victoria West.

The Misses Joan and Jean El- lis have returned to their home in Massachusetts after spending it pleasant holiday with relatives in Northom. '

Mr. and Mrs. Anocl Ballem and zhildren were recent visitors to Argyle Shore where they were the guests of Mrs. Ballem's brother and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morrison.

Mrl and Mrs. Eric Pearson and their two children from the R. C. A. F. Stat , Camp Borden, Ont.. nre spendi g a pleasant vacation 'n Victoria West with Mrs. Pear- sonls father. Mr. Alexander Mac- Load.

The United Ladies' Aid Society met for their July meeting at the some of Mrs. Daniel MacLeod with a large attendance of members uid visitors. Mrs. Osborn invited the Aid to meet at her home in August. w

Miscoiiche and Vicinity

Mr; Edward Le Clair, recently sent to Mt. Allison University to attend a Leadership WW5!-

Mr. D. H. Gallant and daughters Mona. and June motored to Char- lottetown on Saturday, July 11.

Mr. and Mrs. Picton Brown of Miscouche recently motored Charlottetown to attend the wed- ding of Mr. Brown's slates.

liliss Loumina Poirier, who is a nurse in the Provincial Sanitorium is spending a month's vacation in Miscouche at the home of her brother. -John C. Poirler.

Mr. and Mrs. Pei'-cy' Steele -of Miscouche recently received the news that their son. Junior, is in st. Josephls Hospital, Hamilton. Ont.. as a result of a motorcycle accident.

-Mr. and Mrs. Emile Arnold of Jamaica Plains. Mass. were visit- ing in Miscouche on Tuesday and Wednesday, July 15 andlld at the home of Mrs. Arnold's brother. Mr. D. H. Gallant.

.Vlr. and Mrs. Eddie Doucette re- cently returned to their home in Halifax. NS., after having spent several weeks in Miscouche at the home of Mrs. Doucette's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Perry.

Miss Erma Gallant. who is a student. Miscouche High School. recently attended a three-day course at the Vocational School in Prince of Wales College, Char- lottetown. -

On July ill. Billy Peters, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maxim Peters oi Miscouche was involved in an ac- cident and taken to the Prince County Hospital overnight. -

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Alberion and .1 l O D O

.Vicinify Mrs. William Wells has return- cd to her home in Alberton and

is much improved in health. " -Mrs .E. A.-M:Crae.i Charlott- of

town. is visiting at the home her brother. Mr. Fred Leavltt. Al- bcrton.

-Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ramsey and their little daughter. Deborah Alice, of Borden are ” - this week with the former! par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Ramsay. Alberton.

-Miss Mary Glllls. Ottawa, and Miss Paula Gillie, Ohaiiottetown, are spending houdilys with their lnrenta. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred all- lil. Alberton. " . .

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Mr. and Mrs. Willard Harnmlll and Min Na.die,Marte1l, all of Walthlmf Mass, are visiting ral- alives and frlendrin the vicinity nf Alberton. They are guests at the Wright tourist home.

The Red Cross swlmmlnl a'nd Wmr.-'safaty course at Albarton commenced yesterday in Cucum- pcc with Miaa Irons Boots of -or

niah as .5, essays and girls were present for this season's first lesson. of this number is were f Alba-inn. nl from Brook! and nlne'frotn accum- .m. I .3 . ' -55-. g Ollllllit. OP .-.0.

loanhttn ooinahlro .675 . built tlldr" Jswimning pool. es, concrete-fnib

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Personals i -Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hubley,, Quincy. Mau.. are visiting rela- tives in Belle River. Springton and O'Leary.

-Friends qls Mrs. Alfred Reeves regret her illness at her home at Burlington and wish her an early recovery. . Bur.

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-Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Walsh of Summer ” , accompanied by the ls.tter's sister. Mrs. Ella Sllveria. of Oakland. California, left yester- day morning for st. John, N. 3.

--Dr. D. C. Harvey, Halifax. N. 5., isspendlng a few days at Vic- toria. where he is a guest at the orient Hotel. Bur. -Miss Jean Heaney has as her guest at her home at Clinton. her cousin, Miss Beryl Macleod, Irish- town. Bur.

-Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stewart. Ot- tawa. are spending their vacation in Kensington where they are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Kennedy. Bur.

-Miss Irene Evans. Burlington, is spending a few days at Clinton where she is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Clark and family.

Bur.

-Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Payntcr, Burlington, were visitors to Rustico on Sunday. July 19th, when they were guests of Mr. and Mrs.'Vlctor Buntain and family. Bur.

-Miss Marjorie Warren, of Sud- bury, 0nt., arrived July 11 to spend her holidays with her father. Mr. W. B. Warren and family at Mar- gate. ” Bur.-

-Mr. H. A. Stewart, who spent the winter months at Hamilton, Ont.. is visiting his son. Mr. J. Leighton Stewart and Mrs. Stewart at Norboro. Bur.

-Miss Janet Tanton, St. Elean- or's, is visiting at Kensington, where she is guest of her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mac- Arthur and family. Bur

-Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Thomp- son, Tlmberiea, N. 8., spent the week-end in Springton. guests of Mr. Thompson's mother. Mrs. S. S. Thompson.

-Rev. and Mrs. J. A. McGowan and family of River John, N. S., paid a recent brief visit to Ken- slngton. where they visited friends and were house guests of Mrs. Wil- liam Harding. Bur.

-Miss Frances Myers of the Provincial Bank of Canada. Char- lottetown. spent the July is week- end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Myers. Crapaud.

Bur.

i -Mr. and Mrs Larry Anderson and son Boyd and daughter Jean" of Timberlea. N-S.. are spending their vacation in 'Sprlngton, guests of Mrs. Anderson's mother, Mrs. Stephen Thompson.

,-Among those attending the soldiers' memorial service at New London on July 12 were Mr. and Mrs. A. G. MacKay and family, Margaret, John and Jean of Bun- bury. - Bur

Mr. Thomas Stewart. Boston, Mass.. is spending her holidays visiting friends in Kenslngton, and

Baptist churches, Meat Atliliutsford

-The annual meeting of Spring- field, and Knutsford Baptist - con- gregations waa recently held in Knutsford Baptist Church. Rev. C. O. Howlett was appointed chair- man.

Total receipts for the past: year amounted to s3.'I'l6;dl. Total ex- penditures 52,387.23, with a. bal- ance of 31,389.30 on hand. Officers for the ensuing year are as follows: Clerk. Mrs. Earl Jelly; Assistant Clerk, Earl Jelly; Treas- urer, Willard Smallman: Assis- tant secretary, Mrs. Lawrence Har- ris; Trustees., Messrs. Ralph "Ad- ams. Edgar Smallman. Brenton smallman. Lewis Harris. Avard Harris. Charles Rix. George Colli- cutt, William MacDonald.

Finance Committee are Messrsr Lester Jay, Don.Smallman. Arthur Harris. Raynall MacNeill. Foster Smallman, Ray-Shaw. George Col- ilcutt. The financial statement for the year was given by treasurer Willard Smallman which was en- couraging, being the best finan- cial year in the church history. Both the Clerk and the church Treasurer were .......nlmously re- elected. . -AZ

bridge. Mass.. arrived home Satur- day afternoon to spend the sum- mer months with her sister. Mrs. Andrew Macxinnon o Kensing-' ton, P. E. I. ,

-Miss Enid Do-nald of Sea View left July ll. on a visit to Maiden. in... -Bur

-Mr. and Mrs. Clair Mayhew, Halifax, are paying a three-week visit to their former homes at Margate and Kensington. Bur.

-Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Linkletter with their four children have ar- rived from Montreal to spend some time at Cavendish.

--Miss Marion Sutherland, Ot- tawa. is the guest of her sister-in. law. Mrs. Leigh Sutherland. Sea View. -311;

Mr. and Mrs. John Milton left recently to return to their home at Maiden. Mass, after spending their vacation in Sea View where they were guests of Mrfand Mrs. Wil- liam C. Donald. -Bur

-The Rev. Fred Williamson of Guelph. Ont.. is visiting friends here and is the house guest of Mr. Frank M-.acNutt, M. L. A.. and Mrs. MacNutt,l Malpeque. ' -Bur

-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Adams, Medford. Mass, are spending their vacation here andiare house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Profitt, Spring Valley. , -Bur

-Mrs. Theodore Baker of Bos- ton. Mass., is visiting Mr: and Mrs. Roy Adams. sea View, and other friends and relatives in this Province. -Bur

-Her many friends regret the illness of Mrs. Wilfred L. Camp- bell at her home in Lishtowp. and wish her a rapid improvement in health. -Bur

-Mrs. William Ready daughter. Susan, and Mr. Beer, Charlottetown. were guests of their uncle and aunt. Mr. and

and Bobby

has been the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Johnston and of Miss Edna MacMurdo. Bur! , TM?

-Friends of Ml'. William Found. Long River, will be glad to know that he has made a good recovery following treatment at the Prince County Hospital. for his recent critical illness. .BUl'-

-Mr. and Mrs. Emery MacFar- lane, Bear River. N. S.. spent the July ll weekend visiting with old friends in Kenslngton. where they were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Kennedy. Bin".

-Mr." Carmon Thompson arrived from Toronto July 17 to spend his vacation with his parenu, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Thompson and family. Charlottetown. and was a visitor to Margate on Sunday. Bur.

-Miss Sheila Caseley returned to her home in Kelvin Grove on July is after spending a few days pleasantly in Charlottetown where

. she was the guest of her cousin.

Miss Carol Thompson. Bur.

-Friends of Mr . Austin Rogers. Freetown, will "pleased to know that she is feeling somewhtlt bet- ter following an attack of virus pneumonia. and wish her a rapid. recovery. ' 31"- -Rev. and Mrs. G. R. F. Ebsary have returned to Crapaud after spendlng a month's vacation at their former home in Newfound- land. They were accompanied by members of their family who-wul be their" guests at the Rectory. Bur. -Mrs. D. Roy mgraham who has recently returned from Hono- lulu. Hawaiian Islands, spent the past week in Kenaington as the guest of her son, the Rev. W. Eric Ingraham. before returnlngtto her home in Louisburg. N. 3. Bill'- -July is weekend guests at the Orient Hotel. Victoria. were Mr- and Mrs. Albert Leiden. Saint John. N.l.: Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Webb, Saint John. N. 3.: Mina Ballle M. Lina, Went Roadlns. Pm. U.S.A.; Miss Mary almmons,Weat Reading. Po. U.S.A.: Mrs. Roy J. Boyer, Laurpldalo. Pm. U. S. A.

, Bur.

-Min lmeline MacLeod. Mr. and am. Heath Maobeod and grandchlldl-en,,l.lnda and William Maobood. lrlshtown, were visitors to.Vlototla on July it. when they called on Mr. and Mrs. 1-LR. Pro- ms and were pleased to note some naprovunant in Mr. Pl-olltt's health. for when his grand '1-ecov following a lens- thy illness.

y ti-inns: wish mu. 1.. A0.'--orawfottd Bur. gnnths Lake: . Mr. -Mrs. Robert Horton of Cam-g Jennifer, otlltontreai.

Mrs. Frank MacNutl, Malpeque; on July 12. -Bur

-Dr. and Mrs..R-.obert MacDon- ald have Just left Shaw's Hotel to return to Halifax, and Mr. and

Elmsdale and 1 C Vicinity -Mr. A. Wlillains was a busi- ness visitor to Charlottetown.

MrsC Orin Wallace spent the past week visiting her mother and sisters in Charlottetown.

Miss Phyllis Williams, accom- panied by two girl friends, spent the week-end with her Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Williams.

Miss Audrey. of Boston. Mass. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Brennan. Mrs. Crow's parents.

Congratulations and best wishes for a .happy wedded life are ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Ad- ams on their recent marriage.

. TTTT MissrMarlon O'Brien arrived by plane on VJuly 11 from Toronto. to spend her holidays as guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. O'- Brien. g Miss Kathleen Williams, R. N., of the Prince Edward Island Hos-. pital dtaff. is spending her holl- days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Williams.

Mrs. D. J. Newton, Carol Anne, Kevin and Geraldine. arrived by plane on July 14, to spend a few

weeks with Mr. and Mrs. James O'Brien. , Messrs -Everett Rix and Ed-

ward 0'I-Iallcran of Halifax. spent a brief holiday recently with rela- tlves and friends in Campbellton and Elmsdale.

Miss Betty MacNelll, Miss Paul- l.ne MacNelll and Mr. Frank Flick from Toronto are spending their holidays as guests of Mrs. Basil MacNelll. '

Mr. and Mrs. Leig'hMacNeill and the Misses Margaret and Mary Matthews left Thursday. July '16, on a visit ' to Boston, and New York.

Mrs. Basil MacNell, Misses Betty Pauline and Carol Ma.cNelll and ,Mr. Frank Flick were visitors to Summerside and Cavendish on July lo.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Murphy of sea View and Mrs. Eliza Gam- well were. visitors on Sunday of Mrs. Hazel Cameron. Mrs. Gam- mell is spending some time with her sister. Mrs. Cameron.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bernard of Haverhlll, Mass., accompanied by Mrs. Charles Barnett. who had spent the past two months as their guest. arrived by car on Sunday. June 12. to spend their holidays at their cottage at Mill River.

Mrs. MacLean Horne. Mrs. Ar-

ihur Wllkle. Mrs. Russel Leard, Mrs. Joseph Callaghan, Mrs. Keir Murray. Mrs. Harry Pi-ldham. Mrs. anion nennlefim. Merrill Wal- lace and Mrs. James O'Brien at- tended 'the Women's Institute Convention at Charlottetown. , The many friends of the late Mr. Earl Williams, who resided in the U. 8.. were grieved to learn of his death recently of pneumonia. Sincere sympathy is extended to his brothers. Hugh and David, in Elmsdele, and Edgar. his twin, in Toronto.

A large number of friends and

parents.. Fsummerside on July 9.

Mrs. Frank Crow and daughienl D'- J- 5- Blanchard

liowlan And Vicinity

Mr. Henry Arsenault of Lot 6, is visiting in Howlan.

Hay making has-now started in'

the surrounding districts.

There moved to st. Eleanors on July 9 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arse- nault and family. '

Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Francis and Bert motored to

of Char-' lottetown was a recent visitor to

DliVBl'.

Mr. and 'Mrs. Gerard Richard! and family of Summerside were in Howlan and Duvar on July 12.

Mr. and M..fJ..?.'. F. Gallant, Woodstock. were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Arsenault. I

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The potato inspector was Howlan on July 13 on the fl round of inspection.

Miss Leone Arsenault who is- employed in 0'Leary is spending a few days at her home in Howlan.

Mrs. J. B. -Ersenault and her brother, Mr. Gilbert Gaudet re-' cently motored to Alberton. '

Miss Annie Gallant of Rusticnl is visiting in Howlan with Mr. andl Mrs. A. A. Arsenault.

Miss,Aldona Gallant of Fortune Cove was guest of her cousins, Nor- ma and Delbrus Gallant, at How- lan.

Mr. and Mrs. David Griffin oi the Locke Road were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gal- lant. .

The Misses Jean and Grace Arse- nault visited in 0'Leary at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rae Noon- an.

Since the heavy rain early in the week of July 5, the potato and other field crops have shown quite an improvement in growth.

Congratulations to Miss Anne Marie Richard and Mr. Fleming who will be married in the near future in Hamilton, Ont.

Miss Gertrude Arsenault re- cently spent a few days visiting at the home of her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Arsenault at Coleman.

Visiting in I-lowlan on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Ber- nard of Amherst. N. s., and Mr. and Mrs. Offie Arsenault of Sum- merside. t

Messrs Frank and Jerry Gallant, motored to Alberton on July 12f where they visited their sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Gallant of Piusville, a pa- tient in the hospital there.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones of

leorry to note that she is

Jones at Plusvilie in honor of Mrs. Jonea' son, Melvin Blanchard and his bride, the former Annette Gal- lant. who were 'jollied in holy wed- lock at St. Anthony's Wednesday morning.

Mr. Roy MacMillan. accompani- edby his daughter. Mrs. Clayton! Carruthers and son David. motor-1 ed to Charlottetown on July 6.

Mrs. Joe T. Gallant of I-faliiax,i'

mother. Mrs. Gasple Arsenault. isl spending a fe days in Bloomfieidt at the home 0 Mrs. Bennett Pet-l ers.

Mr. and Mrs. Delore Gallant of: Summerslde with Mrs. Gallalits parents. Mr. and Mrs. Donal Arse- nault and family of St. Raphael, attended mass at st. Anthony's on July 5.

Friends and relatives of Elizabetll Gallant of Piusvlllc are a patient' in Western Hospital and sincerely hope that she will soon be well.

Firt holy, Communion was. re-i ceive on Saturday morning. July 10, at St. Anthony's when about':l0 young children received. Among them" were four from Howlan, namely. Roger Al-senauli, Milton and Muncey Arsenault (twins) and Elaine Gallant. I

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dunbar of Alma had as guests on a recent

Arsonault-Leillair

Fr. Nazalre Pofrier celebrated the

nuptial mas. Bridesmaid was Miss Ella Arsen- suit and groomsman was Cedric

pimmmn Bay church was me Leclnir, brother of the bride.

scene of a pretty wedding on June

The bride wore a floor-length

30 when Theresa Leclalr. daughter dress M white wk and carried "

of Mr. James Leclair and the late Mrs. LeCIair.of Urbanville. became

bouquet of white gardenlas. The bridesmaid wore a floor-

the wide of Ph” Amenaultl son org length dress of pink satin and a

Arsenault. who has been visiting with her! ' T ” '” TM”

Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Sam Beaton and family. and Barbara of Summerside Mr. and Mrs. John Platts family, Donald. Elizabeth

John Devi of Howlan.

nnd and and

The July meeting of St. Ann's Club was held July 9 at the home of Mrs. Joe T. Gallant. Forest View. with roll call answered by

Normmi couple were

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Ml-5,19 members. There wel'e also a few

visitors present. Mrs. Robert Arse-.

nault invited me gust meeting.

spending their vacation in How-ithree calls m

inn and Cape Wolf are Mr. and Mrs. Willard Carruthers and fam- ily of Halifax. who arrived in How- lan on July 11. panied from Summerslde by Mr. Carruthers' lnother, Mrs. )3. Car- ruthers. who spent the past week at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Francis MacQunrric.

,..AGiamounted to 51.56

mbers for the Au-.

,Mr. Joe. P. Arsenault and the late: bouquet "1 pink N595" Mrs. Arsenault of Urbanville. Rev.l

The newlyweds were served breakfast at the home of the bi'lde where about 50 guests assembled to extend their best wishes. The reclpicnts of many gifts.

Mr. and Mrs. Arsenault lei't- on a short honeymoon trip to parts of

d. and Miss Amy Sweat N.B. They visited in Moncton and

Saint John. F-or travelling the bride wore a grey suit with white accessories.

NEW ANNAN WV. I.

Mrs. Albert Moase entertained the July meeting of New Arman W. I. with 15 members and. one

i Visitor present.

They were accom-1 Dalziel

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The sick committee reported ado. New sick com- mittee is Mrs. John Moase and Mrs. Harold Mallclcrsoll. New pro- gram committee is Mrs Edson and Mrs. Lewis Moase.

Next meeting will be at the home of elbert Raynor with Mrs. Richard Wall and Mrs. John Mnase on llmch committee.

Roll call will be answered with a flower for a bouquet. Collection

Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Frank. Gallant of I-icwlan attended a wedding supper on July 8 given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack

Monday evening, July iii. to honor tlzelr son Alton and his bride on their return from their honey- moon. Many glfts were presented to the couple and the evening was spent pleasantly in music and dancing. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess and

neighbors gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Hardy on

lattice. -U

Mrs. Norman Macllaren. of Mon- treal. will be arriving this week.

-lrhe many friends of Mrs. Thomas O, Hamill will be sorry , to hear of her accident. She fell in her home and broke her hip but is recovering in the Prince County Hospital. Summerslde. V