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mersfde and vicinity ——s The ~i5-foot Slll’Ilnll.’l'.Sid’3 motor vessel, "Art," with its cargo of 97

“'35 M 2'

i(i 5?'.'.\ll‘(l.’l_\' night as it

M. P patrol boat "Alarm." The .<klt;pi=r tinti n. (’i‘L‘\\' of two were de- tained and will likely face charges 31 violating the Customs Act. Coxsxvtitii Foster and able scamari MCI/:'ln ttcr«.- aboard the speedy "A!v.rn1" ('l‘UlL~:ill'Z A few miles of‘! the com a‘. Mulpsque when illey =:_r ted. l.l:t- ruin-running \'cs5?i. It ierl no I 5. The crew of the “Al‘t" bectitn, ynrc of the R. C. M. P. boot \-xhon it was :1 short dis- tance £l|‘.'a_\'. The Summersicle craft was c'u:il.t-tlurd and boarded with Ii‘.t!e diil'irult_\'. There was no viol- on:-=. The 5(‘lz('d boat was taken to llusiico Harbor and the crew and crirtzo taken to Charlottetown.

—-THE LATE MRS. JEROME AIISEN.-\l.'l/I‘-—Tl‘.ere passed away In 12:0 City Hospital. Charlottetown, on Ei’.llll‘(lti)I evening Obeline Ar-

..u“. bclcvcd wk‘: of Mr Jerome

. .ult of summerside. Mrs. Ar enziult was 83 years of age and had been ill only three weeks. I-{er former home was in Eigmont Bay where many friends will regret to loam of her passing. Besides her sorrcwing liu-2:-.t:d there are left‘. to mourn one rister Mrs. Poirier and two brothers. Joseph and Syl- vantz Gallant of Egrmont Bay. The rlmains were brcugm to gummpr. side by motor llcalse and an rest- in: in Compt.oli's Funernl Home untl Tuesday morning when they wil' be taken to st. Paul's Church ll'I‘l€‘!‘C Requiem Mass will be said. Thcy will then be taken to Egmont. Bay to be buried in the family plot in tho ccmepry. Rev F. X. Gal- lant will officinte at the gravc.—s

-—BRlDE TO BE SHOWERED~ A very pretty mower was given lag: VV(‘fil'2(‘.‘Ei."._\‘ at the home oi’ Mrs. Jsssxc Jardinc, wllmot Valley. for her daugliter. M‘ss Olive. who is soon to be nuirricd. Friends and ncighlmurs of the surrounding dis- tr 4-!» attended and hl*ougi'iI. many lovely and useful gifts Mr. Reu-

b:n Lzirgc. acted its NlllSt':'.' of C:re—j Clarence Macnougau

lnDl!!'i". Miss Lillian Stuvert ac-. ccmpmiictl the bride to the seat.) of honour. opening the presents; were Miss Margsrzt Plllman and Mn: Alice Wauizh; the very witty verses were rend by Miss Lillian Sobvy and Miss Florence Maccauli. The gifts were very prettily ar- ranged by Miss Lucy Hogg, Miss Jcrin Maccauil and Miss Jenn Cascly. After I. very pleasant eve- n:li': refreshments were served and at or wishing the bride every hap- ptwe.-:s the guests d-parted for home. -5

—SERMON ENJOYED—A much appreciated message on "The Trmptution of Christ" was given Thursday night. at the Highfield Baptist Church prayer meeting by Mr. Francis Steeves. Last week Mr. sleeves received this degree of Brichclor of Theology from the Gordon College. Boston. where he has been a student for the past three years. Mr. Steevcs, who is a son of the late K. M. steevea and Mrs. Sleeves, has been called to the pastorate of the Baptist Church at Alberton. P. E. 1.. for which town he left Friday. In welcoming him to the meeting Thursday' night, the pastor. Rev. A. K. Her- man. referred to the unusually large number of members from the Highfield Baptist Church who have joined the gospel ministry. one of them being G€m'Ec l\f.1r(;.';_t'. r.,n of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Miiccmy, Bonacoord street. He will serve as student pastor for the summer

ton Times.

Mr. Robert N. i.t~.:.i-‘sill, K.C.. one of Omrlottetotvrrs leading borriotcrs and a. member of the law firm of Mscxinnon and Mccflcill. died in the Prince Edward lslnnd Hospital Saturday. He had been ill since last full and underwent, a serious open- tion in B Montreal hospital in Jan- mry. He was so yun old.

A nstivc of New Perth, he was the son of the late Mr. and In. Noll Mocmlill. He received ill! will!!! education in tho New Perth school and striculatcd to Prince of Wales

he fought school in the Province for I number of non and than ontcrod

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unto. - ‘ .~fiIntholflI!lbu.D.A.&c‘

—MAY0ll OF NEWBIJRYPOEI VISITING P. E. ISLAND-—|nym’ Andrew J. Gulls of Ncwburypofl child of Mr. and Mrs. (known to Island friends 3.: Bots! Gillls, is visiting hf; old home in nine years. Arlington. He was called home on Lccountofthe lllnul and devthol LOBSTIIES REPORTED his unc‘e. Peter J. Gillis. Mayor

—-VISITING ISLAND FRIENDS —-Mrs. Ralph Gilbert. formerly HY ‘“5°"- 1] Hazel Baker‘ of Summerside. n0w(”‘°U3h he mcked Ema” 3’ 3“ ‘V' of Clcvelnnd. Ohio; Mrs. John P. , 4 Logan. tlornicrly Goldie Bownessl. ""15 ye” hi‘ pig?‘ tgad mi: 2:‘! ‘me of Slln1m(‘r>lde now of W0rcester.lh3‘! ‘mi “um " W°’ ‘ Mass. and Min Harry Lagzer. for-‘- merly F‘l‘all(‘.t‘5 Brehaut of Sum- . nlersldc. now or Di.\'Oll. Illinois.‘ A‘ 3 ‘pedal meetng in S.‘

.t . .Hnll on Friday evening nine scout moored to the I:.and last week. M" Germ‘ t H resenwd mil arc \'.~lilllg re‘at5ve.s in Sum-} ‘"‘““" ca 95 W, 9 P _ by Assistant Scout (..ommis.—ioncr..pre:ent Mrs. E. J. Hallett. The recipient; were of Mr. and Assistant scout Master R. L. Mol- Bedeque.-—S llson; Assistant Scour. Msstcr M

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.‘l\o-gallon kegs of contraband rum rqfedjgo-':£:;s;n 5‘ SH Jarzinea 1 The C. G’ S. Bram! kntyestfiriaty .. . .. . . - in with suilples 01' E ' ’ 4 H‘. M1 "mine b" ‘M R‘ CAD’ G. Sunumm T‘ C Bro“; ‘IE. ilfigiixsnes go Cape Breton Island, along 3nd _I the north shore of New Brunswick

. - - and other points. she intended to ‘scout’ Master A’ P Cerem ‘iregfifi i first land supplies for me Dam in csites had taken the course recent- 5 E33‘ P°“'“v P'"‘°° Edvum m'md' ly conducted by Field Commission- er Herbert Greenway, Ottawa.-«S

craze of 12,030 lobsters

tsoph caxlaghan and Rev. Murray. all of Summerside:

den. Those receiving the

Many friends in Kutkora will re- tzrcl to l.'.~.rn of the pa-Siing 01' George Murphy whose denth occur- red on Tuesday June 9th at his home in Boston. Word was receiv- ed on Monday last that he was dangerously ill and on Tuesday the word came that he had paxcd

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Mrs. John Murphy a‘

rant of a. few days. TUESDAY

Verna. Mrs.

Rev. 1.. Dougan

OFFICERS ELECTED--A chart- er was granted to the saint And- rews Credit Union which was or- ganized May 29th. Board of Dir- ecwrs: Mrs. Donald MscI.eod. Mrs. Frank Jay. Mr. Donald McAdam. Kimble Macmtyre, W. F‘. Rose John Egan snd Cyrus 17.. MacDon- ald. President. Cyrus R. MacDo ald. Vice-President, W. F Rose Treasurer. John Egan. Credit Oom- mittec. Mr. Ronald MacDonald.

Temple Murphy. James

The funeral of the late Mr. Nor- man Ling. Wheatley River. held yesterday from his lute residence to the Portage Cemetery. was very largely attended. The services were conducted by Rev. Mr. Boothroyd of Hunter River. assisted by Rev. W. A. Patterson of Cavendish. The hymns "Jesus hover Soul". "Nearer My God To Thee". and "The Lord’; were sung at the funeral. The poll bearers were: Messrs. Milton Rack- ham. J. H. C.\i‘l‘. Chester Rack- hsm. James Wares, Robert sermon and George P. Mathieson.

Mr. Ling is survived by his wife and the following sons and daugh- ters: Ethel. Mrs. victor MacPhai1. Meadow Bank: Margaret. Mrs. Herbert Stevenson. New Glasgow: Vernsey Wonnacott. Hunter River: Hnmmond at End- slbiine; Walter at G-reenvale and Harry. Leonard. Melvin and Mabel at home.

Surviving also are the fo‘lowing brothers and sisters: Mr. Ling. Charlottetown; Mrs. Herbert Anderson. Wheatley Mary Lini. Wheatley River; Mrs. Cassie stonemnn. Cleveland. Ohio: and Mr. John Ling, Whoatley Riv-

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MYERS-LEA!!!) WEDDING —-A very pretty wedding took Wednesday evening at '1 o'clock when Miss Alice Esme. youngest daughter of Mrs. Cora Lelrd. and Mr. Keith Dixon Myers. son of Mr. and Mrs. John H Myer; of Hamp- ton wem united in marriage. The wedding’ took place at Orcpaud at

the home of the bride.

, PO'l'A'l‘O'WABEHOU!I lull- in?" wigdIt?rs‘.ud!3xfe‘:i!€onthe1;iroki~:btn lD—A isrze potato warehouse —W0ldhIA been received b)’ 1'9"’ p,-e;1d1n¢_ An ‘gamut. of the you-'s our Lot 68 Station, was oom- in-yplmlycucrvrodbvfiranccni-|.v. ham usincss it was reported here today. Vol- douchtcz-of Mr. R. P. Smit . d u-sanctions wen but through this unteers who bothered veto power-- 13111011. Mlchlulh Which falfowinc officers were elected for less to mat the blue so quickly on June 1301- Mr» mm" mm , (he ensuing year: President. Mrs. did the flames spread. Cause of 0‘ OWWIN Ind 3- we 3"” °

‘(M-clccud); the fin was not known may

The whole community was deep- ly shocked to learn of the sudden death on the morning of May 19th. or ahirlcy Iimms Bmcllwood. only

On Friday cvcnint. April 17th, A number of friends And neighbors gathered to welcome Mr. and Mrs. into their new home at Brwckley Point. Mr. Clive Robison was elected chairman of up ggthgx-ing, gnd Kile!‘ mllklnl some remarks he called upon M155 Mildred Brown to road on spp.rop- . at the close of which Miss Marjory Roberts them with a well filled purse.

work was [inn by the Icon treasurer. Afwr the usual b Smsllwood. at the tender we 01'

suntan Dickiuon to vice President. Mrs. Pres 11 Camp- bell; Secretary 'I‘i'easurer. Mrs. Ed- SUCCESSFUL ISLANDERS - UYRIPIUU $0 the bevccved.—8. icon Rolling: l§N4 12 W8 ur.c:nd 3:0 d ided to ho I rry and used 9 me 1 - :9? cream festival‘! tome time in fig; Avenue. Detroit, Mich. Their School street. in this city Tuesday July. After the meeting adjourned Island friends who have visited mom“! minty cats were passed by Mrs. their homcblwiltl I: gtlgfi lb: km»; fixed ‘M. I ntilod fox tuigther. In to,M.D.)Hn.rldthe creacolly 5“ mm. mm H H ( r O x-e.s1¥fe‘rvicc and wish them many 11889 bulldlnrwltlz 1,-ens or ¢ont.i.nucd,prosperity. latter was one of the pioneers of the fox industry in Prince lidwnrd tron orrsws rm Irflmdé we Md ‘:3’; mm’ “mm On Sunday nfternoou. my 24. -1455"! " ’ -‘n J""°' '- “”‘“’°°“"°d the community of cudjgm ma Macbellan and l'ierdtw:“schildref;. with him. surrounding dnslrricia were sadden- M85’-'3!‘ E"°"3“'1 3“! °t:“w3“'“t°- ed to loam of the death of Mary M5 this 510mm‘ W t mm 1:. wuson at tho use of 71. d«Iu8h- W“ "9 um’ ”‘id°“°° h°’°' 3' ter of the late out-isum Gulls and jolly little parties were Irlven 1“ Chmvkm their -honour prior to their depI.rt- cbsrged with retaining ure. Their many friends wish them ‘ups said to be the property of Les- —rAizcwcu. PARTY-—-Mn. w. every success S~ ° ‘-"~ M‘°"““- "NW A. Currie gave a. little party on Monday afternoon for little Irene -‘SENTENCE? :00 “SEE: icgullnnflfiouse ho kn gm; mo]-rung MONTHS TERM 0393’ 5 M“Leum' W 1,1,; of Borden came before Maxis!!!“ 1°” W'- Kme W. E. Darby chartfid with “*9 fiflnfn‘ c°‘””y> car , guest of honour. Party games were N19” ‘gs 1‘i9’§‘:” l:"":1‘;Jd“ 3:3 5 played on the lawn and ice crcaén mnsenteficm 3) six months in and cake was served by the gigs”-I the county jg”. Tm R.c_u_P. m. —-Accompanied by Premier Thane --« 3“ - vmmwmweum "‘ “ --EN'I‘ElVi'AlN YOUNG PEOPLE bcfggigijgzinh va;'m":y_ mo,” Nationnl pork sius in the province. the youns people of tion of the prohibition 11“ Ind """'°‘ T“ mu‘ K°”°°h ‘M M‘ The other petty offences. B.

scAnCE—Dischargc of I lane Stills has many lrlends in Sum- number of workers from lobtstcr metside. who are glad to welcomeipacking factories in the vicinity of isristol last week had been the re- !sult of a scarcity of the crusta- lceans since the opening of the ear- one packer stated sl-

—Friends will regret to learn that Mrs. John J. Todd of Bradalbane was brought to the Prince County Hospital on Monday for an oppon- dix opcrction.-—S ‘

‘Mrs. Fraser. formerly Miss Nellie Craig of Bummcrsidc, has arrived from Wixmipeg on a visit to her It is so "years since Mrs. Fraser has visited her home and she finds many changes. Her old friends on delighted to see her. At

Pmser is the sues’- Mrs. Vernon Craig of

Mellish assisted by the hostess.

| —-CEBTIFIC AT!-IS PRESENTED-

SUPPLY!NCv LIGHTHOUSES -

brought some little gift for

then proceed directly to Cape at. Lawrence at the northern tip of From there she 80% to Cheticamp and back to Pictou. thence to Bay Verte and Of-11¢!’ E. K. MscNutt. Superin- tendent of Lights, is making the trip. which will take ten or twelve

ess assisted by her

.M.r. and Mrs. Frank Gamble en-

Linltletter Road last. week. event was given especially for the

AT GYRO -— Two new members. Messrs. Earl Taylor and Walter Fowler. were inducted by the Pra- ident, Dr. B. C. Kceplnl. ct the reg- ular weekly meeting of the Gym Club held last evening in the Con- adlan National Hotel. It was an- nounced that the formal dance. opening at Beach Grove Inn. would be held on Monday. June 22nd. un- der Gyro auspices. With reference to the proposed organization of is League next month. Messrs. David F. Bethune. F. A. Stewart Jones and Dr. P. A. Creel- msri were named the delegates to represent the Club st. that time.

NATIONAL PARK OFFICIALS HERE—Mr. 1". H. H. Williamson. Deputy Commissioner of National Parks. and Mr. W. D. Cromarty. chief of architectural and land- scape survey, arrived in Charlotte- town last night. questioned last night “several sites" would be inspected as the possible location of Prince Edward Island's national park. Asked convening a press dispotch from Ottawa last night intimstlng that the sltg in this province had alresdy been chosen Mr. Wiliinm- son said he had no comment to The length of time they would be here would “depend on circumstances" the deputy com- Dr missioner said.

ent places with much tuccess dur- Mr Murphy was about 46 years

of age and was the son of Mr. and enjoyable evcninz was

games and dancing. Mr Murphy served overseas in the

Great War and on his return went to reside in the United states, He married an American girl and be- sides his wife there are mourn eight children, one an in-

FIJNERAL SERVICES--Tl-lo fun- eral of Ann Coyle was held yester- day morning from the residence of her nephew. Mr. Fred Coyle, 304 Richmond street, to st. Dunstan‘; Basilica, where Requiem I-lizh Mass was celebrated by Rev, Father Mc- Cardle. The pallbearers were Judie C. G. Duffy. Messrs. Frank Eden. D. D. Morrison. Angus Mcziachem, D. J. Riley and W. J. Moran. Ser- vice at the grave was conducted by

elevator shaft guard sate.

cut but it was believed that Mr. Macciregor, who had been workini on the third floor. had started the Mr. Williamson

Architect and

—lNTERESTlNG Mr. H. D. Copp and Mr. K. Millcr of the Brooklyn Essie; Brooklyn. N. Y.. paid a visit to the Island over the weekend. They an on I tour of the Mu-itimcs in connec- tion with a. publicity article that the Eagle publication is putting out. They intend having 9. special Can- adian edition. They were enter- tained by the Premier. I-Ion. '11-ianc A. Campbell. who drove them to some of the beauty spots on the Island. on Sunday morning they visited the North shore and in ins cvening were taken to Charlotte- town and were much interested in the Provincial buildings and other historical places in the capital. The visitors left Monday cftemoon by airplane for Moncton very much pleased with their visit and sorry that their stay had to be so brief. They were registered at the Clifton

and David Shreehnn. supervisory committee. Mr. Charles Morrison. Alexander MacDonald and James Doy'e.

Yes- icrdcy afternoon visited THU3SD-‘W Holland Cove and vicinity. Today _ they will so to the Tea run area A law "“m1°°' tg‘ "‘°“‘jm’:,‘:d §;°;,',,,g';,°§;':,-,,. ‘M in "M "‘"‘"’°°“ they Wm M” and wquam M” M! D King: Mrs Elizabeth I-Iynes Mon- drive ix. Summerside and inspect 3" me mm“ °[ Mr‘ and '55 m “sue? ' '

I number of sites in that vicinity. M°«°m°Y“ "’ °"‘""““ B”,’fLf' Lippi Mm ‘Ruth ciallani. on Thursday they will visit F'ox- 1°“‘’”“‘‘°“5 “’ M155 h‘ "m corresponding secretory. Miss Jean ley River and other sites in Prince I-‘“'Y“° Wm 1“ “"3 "9" mm” W Mrpomw, ghulogbmmy; “cord. County. Then they intend to drive ‘"94 *1 l“°”““°“‘ V°‘"‘3 mm °: mg sac,-95,,-y_ Mm Mu-Jo,-1‘ M". to inspect Mt. Herbert. Many useful on suggested sites there and then so "“'““‘“= 8”“ “'9” F“"°“ W” Dorothy Mcxcnzle, Charlottetown: Mmimtym The!’ W97“ °l‘°“"’ "7 councillors. Mrs. J. J. Hornby. Mr!- __ Mrs, Murdock MacDonald and.tlle D_ J_ Ruey_ M” W. D. Gmm Mm —-vrsrrs rnovmcn—ncv. John Verses 0! wnzmtulwon ‘Wm M“ L. B. McMiils.n. Miss Josie Blake. a. cough of Richlbucio. N. 13.. was by Mr. James 0. Maclaeod MW and Miss cm-truce uanonald. all it recent visitor to Kensington and Maclntyre worked more than 11 of Chnrlottewwn The luv. Mother Summerside_ Attending the gym“. years in the Mt Herbert crphan- superior of the Academy is Mother the age. A dainty lunch was served by Dircctreu of the organization. United Church recently held in the hostess and the reminder 01 Sackville. N. 3.. at its wiclusion the evenlntt spent in music Ind Rev. Mr. Ciough crossed over to iuncing. Muss Mscfntyre thanked in Kensinztfn on Wcdfle-555! ‘"5?’ the Island on a short visit. Mctor- the people for the lovely present noon at 2 oc-lock. when M156 M"- ing from Borden to Kensingion he she received and invited them all 1°“?-‘ LOW“??? M3°K°’“19- V‘-’““3"‘ remarked on the beauty and fer- toher new home near Mt Herbert d““§h“" °‘ M’- tility of the Island province. "since my last visit here six years ago

along the north shore. in King's County.

My Shepherd"

al Maritime Conference

Just before the sermon at Tijlnlty United Chtu-ch on Sunday Mr. J. M. Nich- olson on behalf of the representa- tives of the "Session." beautifully bound aiblu Rev. Thomu Mitchell. B. A., and Rev. Jack Sheen. 3. A., as a token of the high esteom in whldi these young men nre_ held by the Session and congregation of Trinity church. Mr. Nicholson said it was worthy of note and special recognition that these’ two young men from Trinity congregation should both dalned last Sunday at the Mari- time confexence st sockviile. luv. Mr. Mitchell was pucent And rc- ccived his gift in person. but luv. .Bhccn was unable to be there as he has charge of the Albei-ton parish. Both these young men are going to the Western Provinces the full. The prlyers of Trinity congregation ore naked for their high cclun; they 10¢

no place like it." he River; Mhss

sington, where for a number

Mr. James Connell, Miss Lens Rsyner, Worthy Mistress

'3‘ the non: future.

w_ Wm“ moon wumd “ Mined. while Mr. Nicholson no

on runcuoufua culpiunod nu ob- if ":;.g:“'- "'_'; lllcllllllnl me an in houoym

1gbs.clthegnkt‘.herin:inIfcwm"mI - "‘ W" to cpniu mou-

ivnumwwan am 1 W In. Octnclsmacv was the ill-

’ THO mp“ ‘vain. n.yu-hm

°‘“' ‘-nnenon mucus uid ur. nor: ' '

rcndlnfl pooh boa!

corlllc of i-noun vlolais. The van unattended. The wed- much was plcyed by Mn.

._w.y ; very pleasant evcnini Dainty refreshments were served. The shower was attended by man!

school. The party wu hold It W home of his grandmother, M11 J-

gracioua manner and invited his

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on mac by main from Ilcuc. ' tcdllr Oonnellvv.ii:i“‘d an “"2? ‘M uuoinh Mild mm. c’ Dunc . Wynn: g. “X GIIII on at in. and Mrs. um» mg ‘“fln' R-1*, filfllufl

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..llliAND FAMILY BEBIAVID

am in oanwuy of the dull: of mm Lori-nine. thirteen iw old

bills Mills Ire uncles of the deceased. Island friends

The death occurred at his home.

of Mr. lcmuel B. Tuplln. hi: youth he wu en;

0 The fox stealing case in which

be stolen. created I good deal of when it come up in the yesterday morning be- Darby. magistrate for for preliminary

MANY PARK SITES PROPOSED

ernl omcials inspecting proposed

berton districts

yesterday. ‘Today they on to 3

o to westcrn Prince " County and examine proposed sites °"”“°' nmna-roan: 8!!0WEl.ED—-A It Mill Liver and Foxlcy River. which has been but on at differ- ‘my enjoysbk awning Wu ‘gent fikferrlrzicr cmpmn 1; f Mr. and Mrs. a - com!” ‘

ing the past few weeks. A very V1".'ceth1‘;1lc°£:_,':n‘_)N°,Lh Mum“, Mon. posed National Park sites in the L m day when friends and neighbour! Pfgvm“ z‘-‘um "*9 “ 1"” W‘ The hos ess ' m If dw M9,‘ M,“ 09,-. 0 er wec . served 1 dainty luncth aftéer ‘which tggeaadi pfemuptfal shame... Mm arc pouring in every day," he sold the young people re “me °’“°' ' 1 is to be married this 5°!” 1°’‘'"“5 they “tended ‘ xgfigieu The numerous gifts were hearty vote of thanks to their host 0 M by Mm Ednn proud. ind ed the semi imnusi meeting: of the Mpfi. Mu-jorie MacNeill Ind the ‘““°’¢"'“5 °"'-'Wl“°“‘ 0‘ “*9 An‘ accompanying verses "Id by M1“ 81)):-;3;‘l1 churclgcid of P. E. nlnnd . The instant death of Mr. Willis Jam Mnwem am“ much mu-,1. W C were 9 Mwarresor. 03-l'Bl1"°1<l¢mP1°Y°° 3‘ 1 d games wilcd t"d'y'

Denloic BN3. wareliolnc Icslefdfiy mew’ Dam M I“ had been accidental. s cor- oncr’s Jury decided last night. The dcea.sed‘s head had been caught be-

"Ncw pork site offers

Over two hundred people smud-

st Alberton yes-

alcrgy present yore Von. Arch- deacon O. do W. White, D. D.. Burn- incrsidc. Canon Malone. Charlem- _ as ‘mm We own, Rcv. W. J. Phillips. Alborton, in l to d the 01 M553 M“°N°“” M” _ Rev. Mr. Pream, Kensinzton. luv. tween 8' mov 3 eeva r In-men well us from her home dis iiznflgsegzmz crgpaudfixvbg/n_' c-itcucstoth a.cid- 0- 0|! I‘. n. ev, v- ‘me no ye W n 0 C ice, Port Hill. The session opened "” with -GIVEN SUI-""35 "“'"""" which Von. Archdsucon White. D. mechanical lift from the floor above M35“-‘I’ EV°""d M€_f€;f%’;'m:t§? D.. was the cclebrant. naisted by nndthlnklne itwu below wcslesn- 1=8V“dtl;1‘=sJ_f;°rtI;mx§‘ak° their home omm Mslone and Rev, 1-mi Dov- th ed ntctoseeifull ‘-T3“ glgsflfibr vfhgg {hegdescending nm- in Ottawl. WI! SW9“ 9 ‘“aW"‘° or at this service and spoke from chine caught his head, breaking his party by his clmmnfts 1“ “W the text. “Thcy nut wt upon tbs neck. Ansutoréiaticattop had halted VIII of the summcrside H1811 Lord will renew their strength." the elevators eocen .

loo. luv. Mr. Davies was the preach-

_—._.__....._. M N After sums: md I do 1 v:i:dhi’s?oryM fmifhmm bi tint . oonan. ' n o o c on on

3 ) INSPECT MANY P"°"°5‘ llcious supper. Master Alexander the annual afternoon ts“: ozf‘ the ED PARK smrs-—m. F. H. H. M,“-gay presented Everard with 4 None Williamson. Deputy Commissioner of National Parks. and Mr. W. D. Cromarty, Chief chief of the landscape division. in Prince Edward Island at present sites for Park

Academy Alumnae little gift of rememb auuu from the was held yesicrdsy. The in was C1555. Evernrd replied in a very followed by the umull meeting. The guests wan received by tlic chums to visit. him when in Ot- retiring president, was Agnes Mur- mwm Mm Lhgnklng their hostess naghtm. assisted by Miss Gertrude ma ygung people bid goodbye to McDonald. Mrs. J. J. I-Iornby ush- their schoolmate and wished him carted. Mrs. D. J. Riletsé. ant; ' o- c in his new home. S. eorse Mann poured on have a heavy inspection pr good hi it An.“ Domm cm, the ‘cu. President. Mrs. Thomas Creigh- an. Charlottetown; Mrs. Albsn Farmer. vice-president for

vice-president for Prince.

chell. Charlottetown; treasurer. Miss

A prcty wedding was solemnlzcd

Ind M“. J. A. Mackenzie. was marricd . Ralph E. Mocuillm. son of Mr. I have been across the continent —sn.vna WEDDING-Mr. and ;‘;‘‘?fl_M"- 3' 7‘ M“Mw“" H“m°' to British Columbia. and through Mrs. Percy Msmhbcrik of New An- '

United nun. were honoured by friends and 3"‘ 5- °' sum‘ °m"1""d "' the states and I have never seen any neighbour; o;,,Mondav evening on gm“ place to compare with this. It is th sion of their silver wedding.

well named the ‘Garden-' There 15 siigofifogne hundred guests called to ’°"“"“ ‘M "‘°'“°" Th‘ "Mu"

. m ch wn nyod by Mrs. John I-I. concluded tender their hear.y .'el!ci'ation.s, wfikfl. umpxduflm the “pun, of

Some twenty-five years 580 R9“ and to enjoy the Mai‘chbank's hos- Mr- Gollsh was stationed -1 Ken- ptulity. The beautiful grounds of K,,,,,,,_ ,,,m. M m, y,,,.,._ 5..., years he was pastor of the Ken“ "‘f;,,’.‘,;'_3”,:.°’f}“" };:,.meghwn; :1 "Wm" 3°“ “ sweew ' GU HI 5 e V. and Mamie M€lh°d1 which were kept up to I We h°lu'- by her father and vine mended by Rev. Mr. Nicholson. pastor of North her oousin, Min Doris Mackenzie mmmng Bedeque church veryucapzblvl 1719- as bridesfinnid. but . I - horn Ohlflotflflwn W secretary of ncrtherller Lodge. and‘ gaagi ,3, °£d ‘.5 hm id nd‘d drsu ugownwuow ft-°f'-:0-éh'l'°:°van1*;“‘°“’ m N‘: 31:11. ‘.‘.’;t°é‘. iuid John chiffon out on long flowing unu jointly by the shove mentioned gum, $515‘;-‘Q.dd° :?elprW°:§lnuftlw1l:; much. uhocu-ricd on arm bouquet w Dunc and ctger lovely gifts. A 0! Tlllllfllfl NW "'4 m""°"”’°' in future of the owning was ill! V‘“°’- 7”‘ ”‘“l"”u“ u church ma M.’ plsntino of 1 silver willow Tree "'““‘““'3"‘ ' “‘ com." u ‘M “W” mm“ In by my. in. Nicholson. tocoinmomo

. lilios- 1-um ollty. onto the cunt. This tree vs: no A gun“ Ema.” mm.“ m.

which took place It the the presence of

the register. Miss Dorothy. MN!-

The bride was given in marriage

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bheiscunivcdbyfinsicuu.

Mrs. Duncm Msclntyre. Ins. Archie Mscbcod, Mrs. George Stewart of Prince Edvard Island: Miss KntlIerln¢‘3‘:ola of Toronto. Clouds. and . Juno! Ilomw of Dover. Mus. Three brothel-I. Rough. John and Prod 0010! of Prince Edward Islsnd.

Funeral services were held On

suridsy afternoon. my 10th. from the Gardner Funeral Home. so Summer st. Burial in mwood Cemetery, Bradford. Moss.

ISLAND LADY DEAD—'!'ho death

took place in nrlclrton. run. my 26 of Mrs. James Pratt, formerly of Pownal. P. 2.‘. Island. One, son and six dauahtiers an left. to mourn. Burial took place in Evercrocn cem- etgry, Brighton. Mia. -

—Il‘IlNl!ItAL IIIVICIB — The funeral of Mrs. Jerome Arsennult

was held on Tuesday morning from’ Compton's Funeral Homo to It. Paul's church. Requiem High Mass was celebrated by luv. H’. Mufti?- The remains were then conveyed to Egmont Bay for interment. Rev. 1''. x. Gallant officiated ' at the grave. The pallbearers were Messrs. Max Gallant, George Bishop. Louis sherry. In-ed Gallant. Joseph Gallant and Samuel Gulicnt. A large number of friends Ittcnded the services. 8.

FRIDAY -—SEN'l‘ T0 SUPREME COUIT—

George Champion of Darnicy was sent up to the supreme Court It the conclusion of the preliminary hearing yesterday before Mcgistrotc Darby on a chute of stcclim foxes. Witnesses cxmained yesterday were Fred Burke. Russell Craig. Arthur wall and Wallace champion. The accused reserved his defence.

BUBIAL AT MEEMAID-The

funeral of Emily Mutch was held

Wednesday afternoon from tho

McLean Funeral Home where I

short service wls held by luv.

Osrlyie Webster. to Mermaid. when service was held at the church by Rev. Mr. Webster. Interment was 1: a in Mcrmsid Cemetery. The poll bearers were: Messrs. J. Murm, uo

McDonald. W. Mlmn. Joseph Mc- Eacnem. ugh Boyce Ind W. L Mcmchcm. -

It was with feelings of deep react and sorrow that the mmy friends and ccqucintoncu of Mrs. John Olarkin. Emyvslc, lcnrned of her death. which occurred ut the bomb of her son on May both.

She wls in her 77th you And Inc in robust health until four weeks before her dcoth when she received a plrclytic stroke and, notwith- standing medical sttcntion md cnreful nursing. the and come

peacefully on the above mentioned dltc.

FUNERAL llB.VICES—'I'hc fun-

crnl of Willis Mcciregor was held yesterday afternoon from the Mc- Lean Funeral Home. where service

inion opicrlst. who officiol visit to in

Home cafe and sound hurowing experience of s broken down inotarbon than twenty-ftur hours -Swept waters of Northum. rlsnd strait. John Do 0 and John A. MacDonald or Iris. two lobster fishermen who had been missing for yesterday they intended to .9 to Msrinc authorities that 3 their hdplcss croft had faile need that: distress signal.

.._._. SUCCESSFUL I S L A N D DENT-—Amonz the Island stu registered It Dalhousie mention should be made Grunt. Dr. Grant is at press- the staff of the Victoria Hospital in his final year of man’. cine. He has been one of the lug. era in his class. receiving high dis. tinction in his Medical Board exam. this year. He is a son of Dr. The; V. Grant. M.P.. and a brother or Dr. Earl Grant of Montague. PEI, His wife is I daughter of the late elius MacLellan, Miscoucm, p_

wn lady and four received distinguished on at the monthly ex. ecutive meetinir of the Prince Ea. ward Island divisio It Oovemment House

Thou: receiving the distinction Dr. H. D. Johnston, who was honorary councillor at the I of the Canadian

5001“? at Ottawa in Mrs. V. L. Goodwill, Mr. Kinnori. Mr. W. F. Tirl. mu-sh. and Mr. Joh who were nomad members of the organ];

the meeting afternoon ten rved.

Diocesan Church Much ecided to organize mens Association. the furtherance of and temporal life of Church on the Is. Associations are be- _in other parts of the committee was formed constitution. and at tho committee a. meeting of several congregations Albarton yesterday

I DOIIIOIY LI)’

Dfolontcd was discussed and adop-

wss conducted by Major Sic-vml. Assisted by Rev. Hugh Miller. who also conducted service ct the grave. The poll bearers were: Messrs. Her- bert Kim. 6. Bnllinllll. Jtmoc Mo. Lcod. Arthur Chandler. Stephan Livingston and Joseph Mallory. In- grmcnt was in tho People‘: ceme-

Ty. avluiu. A!‘ much ulna.-“hie

funenl of Mrs. Samuel Wood Wu held from her into residence. louthport. Wednesday afternoon to Birch Hill Cemetery. service no conducted by Rev. Ewen McDou¢- oll. assisted by Rev. Dr. M. ionic and Rev. Carlyle Webster. The poll bearers were: Messrs. D. Mcboon. M. Aylwsrd. M. McDonald. J. Mc- Plndyeri, Alton Burke. and Parley Mulch.

—M lfi NUP’l'l-

ALS--The aentrcl Christin; church was the scene of 1 pretty wedding on Wednesday cvcninz at NO when M'u Lens Violet Rayner. duughter of Mr. B. I Raynor of Summerzidc ml uniwd in rnsrrion in m-icrson my Phillips. son of Mr. and Mrs. William Phillips of Macmclrs Mil'a. luv. Mr. Walter- worth performed ths ceremony. Mr. Archie shsrp rendered a. oo‘o. "O Promise Me" The bride who was , given away by her father. looked very swam in a loco dress of pole rose silk with hot And accessories in matching anodes. Her bouquet wns of white sud polo pm: cor- notlons. Miss Phillips. sister of the cream attended the bride and was gowned in pale green flowered chiffon. with hit to mouth. 3. I. tlriyncr. Jr.. was but mm. After

cemnon, a reception was held

in honour of tho ncwiy lmrricd couple oi. the home of Mr. Ind Mrs. A. P. Wells. The bride was the recipient of rnlny lovely gift: previous to her mu-run. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips hove nnny frionds

following Provisional appointed to hold office until next March. when the snn-uni meeting will be held. Pre- or F‘. 1". May; Vice Pre- MD H. L. Palmer. sec- rv Tmisurer. 'r. E. MaoNutt.

—-At c

Dim. Hamilton. ont.

Syd. Wright. a son.

NOONAN-—At Grey Nuns‘ Hospital.

. On May 22, 1936. to

Ed. D. Noonan (nee

Maud Mscouicsnl a son. Edward Walter.

At is spring Park on June 17. 1036, to Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Dickson, a daughter.

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._._._._______W__ V”: ilzisolv -- MAcnoN'£Ln’Ton June 1'1. loss. It in Water street. by Rev. Dr. Monrheuf Legate, Ar- thur Edward Nelson lilccdofinld, both of Charlottetown.

I.AMON:I'-—l'rcnch River June 16. Hugh John Lamont. Clilm-M. Albion. June 716. 1936, William H Creed.

cmtnon —' At Lower Monutzue. June 18. 1980. William 1’. Cameron.

MACGIIOOI»-On Tuesday. June to. lose, Willis w. mcorctmr. -59‘ Funeral from MHCLW‘

Tucsdsy. June 16. 1936. Samuel B- ‘nlplin in his oath W" .

LING-suddenly It Whentlcy RM’ on Saturday. JUN

u-nu. sad 08 , . MUTOH—-At the Prince Eduariei inn: Oopiisi on suminy. Jullmml 19! .Miss must Mulch M W‘ . 0,, ucmmg .. M Elllotts, P»? -;m‘ ssturdsy, Juno lath. Malco.m -

rs Mrs. °lIhll’lDGuT|:l‘d.‘::;dd 97

loan. Juno l!._iuI. Anne Doyle;

_ 0.00 _ M, rnnchiort °° thll IN!!! 1‘. INC, William O

" on ‘M ...M Orwell cove , Juno 1!. me. man miuboth W

is yours. uonany, June 15. 1% nu. lunuo! V.V°°¢ ‘I’ '5 y’ ,1

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