lapaenibledn "Anson; than: were l Mc- some very orf A ll and striking cos- Nelll. representative of the l._0- l"- tulnes. They/were" all Ipleliiillll)’ returned yesterday from Sydney- heunved an ‘zen- ; couple of hours accompanied by his »_wife and Provided a illements for the iwed- daughter, lNeita. They have taken ding guesbj-gAfiter they had re- a house on Rlochford Square and ceived a qelldmue treat they wen-l- purposs residing here in the fu- ed their way liomeward in peace. ture. Their two sons Hammond The large number of beautiful gifts and Billy have been here for some testify to the? ‘popularity pt the months. The Guardian cordially newly wedded couple. Among the welcomes them to the, citizenship many others were a number of sub- of the city. 181111111 cheques. After a short Wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Siliip- bent will reside at. Hunter River. The bride's going away suit was of brown nlarvelia clot-h and op- lioesum fur trimming with black Picture hot. The Guardian joins in W511i"! Mr. and "Mrs. Siiliphanl. 1111111’ 1°51“ 0f happy wedded life.

--OHlME8 OF HYMEN.— A “$111108 oi’ more than ordinary 0000mm was celebrated at Spring V5119)’ 0_n November 17th when 5'11"" J°9eD1l Stewart, Sea View and Miss Lenore Mae Stephenson. 31111118 Valle-v. were Joined in the iildissoluabie llnion of matrtlllolly. T119 “11118911118 Darties were un- attended. Tile ceremony was per- fflrllled by Rev. Fred Williamson. after which the joyful assemblage lricircied a wedding feast that ~———\__, would llelectute the most fastidious. iservices at the grave were conduct- -—ME.DK:AL GATHERluLd The many friends oi’ tile contrast-Hi hy 1111-‘ 111111101‘ Reverend J0B8D11l1post graduate course under d, 1118 parties showered thcm with Rooney. who ministered most de- auspices of the Canada, Medial‘: most appropriate gifts. "Refill gllld VOHMHY to the spiritual needs 0i‘ sociatiou was given in the orllamentaL~la lile deceased during her illness. County Hospital yesterday lo ll,‘

---~ vShe leaves to mourn a soljrowing summer-side doctors. The subjud, WEDDING BELLS. --Thc mnl-ri- illlsballd, four sons and five daught- talker; flip were [mogul-es and due“ use of Aiphonsus J. hit-Donald, crs with whom ll h08i 0i’ frlendfl es of children. ‘Mr. F. J. Tees an son of the late Archibald J. Mc- lilrougilollt the Province deeply Dr. Graham ltoss or the Mom", 130110111. ESQ-- oi’ Sollris West and alyiliilfllfllle in the loss of an ideal General Hospital being ilio 1pm,, Miss Helen McDonald, daughter of ivifc and loving mother. The bilii- em Belddee llle Prlnce Cow“, l,“ ' r alld Mrs ll. J. McDonald oi bonrers were I15 follows: Patrick tors ueval-hl or the Cllld-lollglom

uris West took place lit St. Hughes, Charlie lMacCarthy, John doctors were present. , Duliwlhfl Cathedral at 6 u. m- c. MucCurthy, Michael McGuire, .l., Wedneildain-Nov- 17th ihet- 'i‘hc tlolniloy, Peter -Sin'not. in. IJ-P. $02,108; cerlamcilnycwllls lllefifllgligll FmpAy

y a evpious an an, . ,

of‘ the Cathedral staff and tile .N,T,,:lerf,,ll)::1?:,ti pwgsfulllysttiisvah/ifi: gilllidgzfsnitiililllyaltrldellirlatttillyllezlrliilileii Mass celebrated by the 11W- K- (7- lillrrint Locke, aged 77 years. She ‘Prince Street on Tllesdll 25rd 011w Mc1i11e'1'11°11 ‘*1 St- 111111311191-‘1- '111‘1il-:lvcs to mourn one son Charles occasion being tiie"l4yth 111ml I “q 1111119 W111‘ ‘"111’ 1"’-°‘1111111K1Y i~'°w11°i1 llnd thrco grand sous. The funer- of their marriage 1 Thu H87"), in rosewood crepn back l-lilHll and ,,l Servl‘:‘d look plum (from the w,“ almldled ln "lovely," b“ i,“ 1111M‘ 1111M‘- 1110-111"! 1"" ""11 i'1'1"iionlo of her son oil Nov. 17til nice Misq lliidu ('il11ilIll.gnh(\y'M°r 11°11 i1 "iliiiliihi- "i Yrliiilw "ll" will!" \V1l|t'|l was largely attended. A1 Si. (‘Jilin (iltillllli. 'rno Gu aim‘ cilryslintllcniulns llllll ivlls atlclid- lldmd and (dull-ch tlis funeral Mil‘- jolll-s with it host of friondqidloilfilx‘ “11 11y 11111‘ 1111111" 511111‘ M111'i111°111“- vicc was conducted by hcr pastor, ing Mr. lllilf 1\Ip< l.,.l,.',., mull‘ who wore a gown oi‘ pent-ll billl» ll“, n?“ (L rl-_ glll-lggd lllamly aunlverullrlel, ' 1

crepe do cileno and chic grl-i", __

velvet lint. The groom was slip-i D T I l

11011011 11y Ml- 1711111" 1"‘1‘11'~‘1 "1llid occurred ill. his lots residence ,l,.,,.'l:,A.,:,,,,,.,:,EZzfiggfyzonzk‘ R011" 11111“ T11“ 5111011111 1111'" 1'1 iflngsiluro, on tile afternoon of at Falconwooll jfosplilzll it “iilifti: ti i i I. .h. - '

- file evening of November 5th the urv and m the sroomemhn =1 D1111‘ ,,,,.'".,°,,,§,‘if,"'}Z‘i‘ $2.13.. yearg but 1’e°",,"m§1°1,'°‘1 11"’ 1115131 .\li i- ti . ' f 1d ffllk. l lull. . 11111111111111‘- °“i’i""° An1rlfsnu1égl imtrratggil-aiilhegl; hill: ‘ling? we °1;nal_l_,1;g1; 0633f)“; fhg {lhiletihfsgelwlg ‘lligaelligitzllthllsnllleiiiwui- seellnod in good health and all hostesses at. a miscellaneous show-lbridnl party null relatives drove in ...l.e,‘ldle.. 1,, he w,“ known by 0111115 11191111111111 90111911111194 071111; or, given in honor oi’ Mills Helena the residence oi‘ the groom's brolil- l,l,_. loved ode,“ and “d; comnlunjty 101:5, mglefzhfinilgiljrd glngflbfi’ W151 (lstridgc previous to her marriage. cl‘. Prof. \V. J. Alt-Donald. 174 l,“ highly respected and loved by ' “1 H‘ m n’ About ten o'clock the bride-elect iiilisboro Street where i1 very ull' l, lelldl, qhrldlldn cllal-nctgr, 111191. 11 w“ 10111111 11° 111111 P11591111 was Elven tho seat of honor whileldainty wedding breakfast was serv-. 'l an l .l i ll Lord q-ml M, 1111115" 1.11" 1111111110111 0019111113 "WWW Miss Mary ‘Ellis read asuitabie all-loll. Aflor breakfast tile ilrldui l1v‘__‘,‘g"r‘,.,‘tingli‘nantl ileautifuif, as 4111111: Tl?.m.?,.1§',f,.,,{“,'.‘,1,,,‘f,f,"'"'“"1 mm dress on behalf of her girl friolllil-ifiplirty loft by train for a wedding gold l“ refined by ll,.,,_ l),,,.l,,,_, .- .. after which little Miss Mary Moro-brill to Montreal and 'i‘oronln. Thc l,l mjolrnclfld lllneds when Opel-d. aide unli Master ldrliest Duffy. iln-iilridc truivciling in ll sninijt taliorcd llslld “l p1,. young manhood wares pcrsoiintlllur tbc bride and groomlgown ni’ (‘anion crcpc. billc liPillilll-gradually. l,,,,,,,,,,ln,, exllngullqhgl] entered with a point coat with grey ilquirrci trilli-

WEDNESDAY

A GOOD SHOWING-Tire 11101" once at credit of depositors in the Dominion _Government Savlnlfl Benin. City. on October 80th. was 81458236733. The deposits during the month was $11,871.13

——BRIDE S-FOWEREDF- Miss Elsie Linkietter entertained at her home in Summerside last night in honor of Mrs Ray Tanton in the form af a miscellaneous “shower". A delightful number of beautiful gifts were showered on Mrs Tan- ton and a pleasant evening-was enjoyed by all.

MILITIA CHANGES-Among the recent flllllointments, etc., ‘Canadian Militia, are the following: P. E, l. Regt. (106t-h, Dn., C. E. F.)—Lt. (supy.) J. S. Desroches resigns as commit, on, flplmillflllafll as Paylnl". 27th, Alpn, 1926. To be prov. Lt. (supy.) Cecil Itussel Palmer, 15th. April, 1926. To be Paymr. with the rank of Li. Joseph Sylvere dis-s- rochea, 27th, Aiprii 1926.

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- . . l " ' " rllldnsoav r._ - J I‘ - ' 1 ‘glaze: u. 131153;}. ‘$3.33’ $11.‘??? .‘i'.'l°.‘.’.".° ti" “'1” -'-‘""’"“" 1‘ 1‘ M1116 til-in off To the bereaved‘ family the

m“! l." '- 1 cliff’ Glllhfdlll! tenders sincerest sym- '"wee.l-ouiaw 1y_

s‘ v_ t 1m his native land. u‘

KQUM. 111- his absence he vil-

itlii cipal cities in Greece.

, , lln-slice. Belgium Ind other

ole of interest. l-ie returned with

, , lilo bride‘ ‘Qhflbrly Miss Ellen Nich- i ‘x dlslilvnel-opli lady who null lived ‘f riding lhe-‘last eighteen years in

TUIODAY

BRIDE RECEIVES. —Mrs A. l1. Ctltciiffe received for the first time since her marriage at her beauti- ful new home in Hunter River on Thursday afternoon and evening. The bride who was attired in her wedding gown of cut velvet, was assisted in receiving by her moth- er, Mrs John E. Sinclair. and Ml‘! J. A. Cutcliffe. Little ‘Miss Edith Cutciiffe attended the door 011d the guests were ushered into the tea room by Mrs "Murdock Cutclififl Mrs iii‘. D. Marks presided over thg tea clips. Those assistin!‘ in serving were the Misses Edith Sinclair. May M8CGPBSOF. Myfi!" Cunciiffe and,D0i'0Ihy ¢ui¢iiii<r~

SOLIOITING IMMIWRANT$ - _\p-_ ,1, A, winllold, well -known in this province, who is at present. in England soliciting immigrants for Prince Edward ilsland, has an ed- vertisement in the Derbyshire Ad- vertiser of recent date as follows: "J. A. Winfield. Canadian Govern- ment Lecturer tor the Garden lPro- vince of Canada, will be pleased to interview farmers and others inter- ested in agriculture. November 8 to 12th at. i’egg's Shipping Office, 28 Green Lane, Deliby." Mr. Willfleld1 has been more than ordinarily suc- cessful in the past in inducing Brit-l ish farmers to come to Prince Ed- wllrd island, and he will no doll-ht be equally successful ill his venture. '

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FUNERAL YESTERDAY - A arge concourse of people yeeter- day afternoon followed the lut re- mains of the late Mrs. John F. Duffy to their fine resting place in the Roman Catholic Cemetery. At half past three the funeral left

Constantinople. They were marrledlhor late residence Government ‘ ‘l _ -_-—-- [House Cottage and proceeded to

._ . a, l Aflgibflr: R. LARKiNi-Tlille gt. gundtalllds slatliedral where Rev. _ - ea on- atu ay evening‘ n t e r._ at . . c. ahan conducted the " Prince County l-los ital removes funeral services. after which- the

one o»... {or manly yopfl-s was adiro-lrolpains were conveyed to the

iain figure in conlperqiuli-cir-Romlln Catholic cemetery where

h; western ..”;t d‘ L intelrmenl ivas made. The pail bear-

eul-ly aclhtgallat gt. iverez- John B. Connolly.

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POTATO STEAMER SAILS — The S. S. Sabotawan which arrived here early last week from Port Alf- red, Quebec, to load seed potatoes and a portion of table stock for southern points. finished loading yesterday and sailed at 5 o'clock in the evening. She had a cargo of 74630 sacks, n t0lal of 186,575 bush- el-s for five ports of call namely, Brooklyn. ' Jersey Cl-ty, Norfolk. Chsrlestoil and Savannah. The car- go made lip the largest of its kind that has ever left and port in the world. The S. S. Betty also from Port Alfred is due here the latter pnrt of the week to load 40,000 sacks also destined for sout ern points. The “Emperor of Halifax" ‘l; lit present loading 30,000 sacks lit Georgetown. Messrs Iillntain and Bcii lire the agents.

1 "" f 1 ‘t lln-lam‘ H cleanliness. °nm. lard rtlelel remove Impartial, v or vlllble with- out scratching the surface. The 3h, economical cleanser for lctitt- ntens "slnh, time c. Foarneieanin all through tllenroule there's nothn: else like Olil Dutch. Goes fu er-laata longer.-

MADB m EANADA‘

_ jfidies Kelly, Duncan Livingstone. lifterwardyitle conduetqlh; genera?!)- 111- "$111110". Peter Hashes and mercantile business at; 101i’ olld.1911'1".~ 1059911 1131811-

The deceased was 85 yflltflf/ol lTiis -, '*"—— wife died ten years ago. Tithe Jfiur-l COMMUMON AT MARSH- vivinl; lnenlbers of the family arc,F1E1-D'_T11? Swill-mil"! 0i’ 11011‘

"irl-allk Byron d, nlchmond_ Emma Communion was celebrated by the, ut Summerside and Mrs. Hugh s.‘1"°-*'1'Y""i""~‘i ill Marflhiieid yer- (iliiis ni Sydney. ‘“’"1“>' i" 11 11- "l- T1"! B11111“

'— Church ill which the service was FUNERAL LARGELY ATTENQ held, was tilled by a congregation

ED.-Tllc t'llnerai of the late D11V1t| 01 dfmm "°'s,f1i’i.’°{§ 111111 "1 111151’

crbsm,‘ me vlmlm o, me (lrolmlnglflllifl ier Ipurtoo Gil e sacrament.

ilccidcnt at Bathurst, was held ynsJTPc Re“ 11' 111111 preached ‘$1111

lyerday u, 1,5 "om me Mme o, dispensed the sllcled elements. . r.

his uiolilér. (rileslnut Street l0 st. u" D‘ 1"“““1' 111° 1':1‘1e1' 11'

- . . hfleld was assisted i'll his Dunstairs Cathedral. Tile funeral a1“ ' _ , , which was very largely llllendellldllllefi by Mr. A. \\. liyndmall am

- v ' S. wns il0lld€ll by u... (i. w. v. .»i.,",‘fl1n"le‘_fl"r ‘\'C,‘°jf,§:,§"1' ‘f1f,1§§f0,,',°,’,m,,f_ Build and ll contingent of Will‘ vct-‘The maul“, 0,, llll, lllll,.,_,l,l»leld mo, lirnllil. lit-v, Fr. lllcinlyrc officiated plvdm exlended l‘, ,l,o_.,,e glmllo. at lilc Church and grave. The puil- m“, m, well m, ,0 Mn w_ l(_ Rog. bearers were: Georgi: Dewar, Fred an, ,0, cnnvevlng llwm ,0 and k911i’ Sill" 1111349- 13311“ 1'1"1“'“9- A-‘flwim Uarilhfieid in his car. ilooillli and Jllnles Fflffi. inter-l ' _____ lnent was mlltio in l1lt‘ liomnll (‘ll-f illolL- (‘l-melery.

GAZETTED.—Among the names in the eligible list recently an- nounced by the Civil Service Coni- mission. are the following: Clerk Grade 1 (General Examination) Ei- mer John McPherson, Charlotte- town; Bianche Raynor, Elierslie; ‘Wilhelmina. Murdock, Charlotte- 1119119111- towln; Al'thlli~ A. Dunll, Peakehi Stu- tioll; Clerk Grade li (General FAX‘ amiuatlons) Samuel Kennedy Todd

. A.'US.. Charlottetown; Eugene Joseph \Vyfl‘ll8, O. A. S., Charlot- tetown; ‘iiugli Meredith Simpson, Charlottetown; Jalncs Fullerton. Charlottetown; Irene Maria Mur- chison, Cilarlottetown. Stctnograph- or Grade ll (General Exargipaltioil) Mary Dorothy McPherson, Cilariot- tetown; Typist Grade! (General I-Zlxlaminlltloll) l-iclen Juan llillcDon. ll f . .

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ezno ANNIVERSARY OF METHODIST CHURCH. —- The 62nd Anniversary of tile opening of thc former Methodist Church in this city, now Trinity United Church of Canada. will be cele- brated ncxt Sllnduy the 28th inst. "iihc morning service will be con- ducted by tbs Rev. W. M. ‘Ryan, B. A., one oi‘ tile pastors of the cillli-cil. ill tho evening the Rev. Dr. W. ii. ‘HGDHZ of Amherst will be the special preacher and his subject. will be "Life lit eigbt-fiveflh “How it feels and what it sug- gcsts." Dr. Hearts. who is a na- live oi‘ Charlottetown, has always ilcen lli close touch with this coll- Krcililtlnn and. with a record of ovcl- sixty-two years in the active work of ihri ministry, his subject is ccrtniniy a unique one. Music spccillliy adapted lio the occasion will be rendered by tho choir. This will be an event ot‘ more than ordinary interest. to many, of our citizens and no doubt. tilero will be crowded congregations lit both services.

PRE-NUlPTIAL SHOWER. -—0n lbs evening oi’ November 4th a most enjoyable event took place alfi the home ot‘ Mr. and Mrs. C. H.‘ Reid, Hope Rive-r, when a. large number ot’ friends assembled to tender a miscellaneous shower to IM1BS Mary Reid _previolls to iletr lmarrlage. Al 8 o'clock the bride- eiect was iishercd into the parlor. where little Ztiiss Penn's Reid and Muster Alban Boiger, impersonat- ing a bride and gloom. stood ho- slde a glliiy decorated basket ind- en. with gifts, wb‘oil- were opened by Nliss Lllllrll. Reid, willie the illi- nlorolls Vefflfl; accompanying them weic rcllli by bliss Eilzniletii Flcln- 11115. Miss iteili expressed ~llcr thanks in it VPP)‘ pleasing nlallncr

COYLE-SIMPSON NUPTIALS. ‘-»At Fort Augustus was the scene of a quiet but pretty ivcdding Wed- nesday morning, November 10th u-nol. nniiellnu Simpson became the ,1\\'1i'€ of Mnurite Coyle, Drolnore. l'i‘hc t~ereln0liy was performcd 11y Rev. lrr. Crokcil. The ibridc was lvcry iiscoiilingiy attired in Pawn silk wit-h gold trimmings wit. ~ai ory m‘ lilc inic lie-v. ii. \\'. Stoves-if)? Tsfifllilgllnglutsli): ffizllghll,,1,lt ll lofrllirllttl" pll-lldlll of lilo Vhliffflidiby l,” onus," “l”; ddlprpfia lldgnpl, ‘if. n3 ‘l5.i‘§l...;“l-i,’-..‘.i‘.1312M?" vf‘,.',“".,',‘,,'fl,i,.‘."fili‘f.‘Klflilmlliifll3Z1?"dfifiltli"°}!,;‘;i‘,?,;‘°"§;;‘;,J“;3 lilllpil was filled iiy RPV. iins, (E's W1‘ 1 _ . ‘ . - ‘ ‘ Eaton, Pastor oi‘ tbc "iilififibund 1111111111 1111111111 "ML whfl-O 211,8 $51,132,111’ lh/llilfnfifztljftrildimflgrlrgltnt?‘ (;l,,,,.cl,_ who n,.,,,,,_l,,,,, a wry l _ groom was ably supported by s filmed m,‘ hi“? ma lgdqkfl a l, [grggllng and ploquel“ qe,.,"0“_,‘1)l‘()l1li3l‘ Bernard. After the cere~ n i: . .h. ., u is . _ _ ~ -, 0,, “m, weddlng breakmsl the she has resided for tile inst few Soles fol lilc dily were rendered 11 y . Y , ‘ . . o. ldo years. and where ilcr numcroils icry cffeltileiy by Miss first-c \ir- 11111101 pally took f1 11191 1 1' . = Pbcc und Mist; Fthel (wmmlm ' ' through Mt. Stewart and St. Peters 111611115- ""1111" r1"111"*11"i-! 110i‘ '19" ‘ 1 _J " meturning to the brides home for 1"',1l1'l1111'°-d911°“;1e1l1h11e' “1111 11141111’ . ».n goo ws es. wgppmg 55LLs_ M0,, N [dinner where the near leiatives of g ‘1 '1 iith ill the honlc of ilcr sister 311111431119 111111111’ 9111111111 111111111311 11191111 it, s, Pol-kins, wuild.dml_ m, in 7.111: evening they motored to .\iis.'-l Mary Mal-Kinlloll, youngest (311311111191011111 191111111111; 1° 1115 daughter of Ml" and Mrs iiwcll 11°11"! 9'1 1110 81001119 11111811111 W119"? NlllllKlllllOll, Lewis, Prinz-c Edward over one hundred guests had. as- island bccllnle the 1)l'il10 oi‘ nli-jsenlhled 1ll their honor. There they Szlnirlrd l. Stephenson oi‘ iiollollntippcd the light fantlstic toe till Mass. Tilc cc molly wlls pi-r-Ihe morning dawned. The popular- frlrnil-d by Rcv. Wm. .\11li'1|('11. Tilc ity of tile young couple was evi- ilridl- \\'(li'i1 ll lLGWIl ill‘ Wililt‘ satin dtipce by the splendid array oi‘

WEDDING ANNIVERSARY-Mr

cswrnat CHRiSTIAN CHURCH and ‘Mrs’ Adria" P816" “"11” 11°11

SERVICES YESTERDAY -- Al the lllorlilng service in iiic (‘cntrai Christian (‘illlrl-ll, yesterday, ltev W. ll. Harding prcnl-lled all clo- dlle-lll and fllrl-illlli ilcrlllllll, ill the [course of ill. rlllllarir< iii- paid ll high lrlillllc oi" l-espl-l-l lo iilc lllcm-

MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER. — Oil \vi'f1IlPS(1ily evening, Nov. l7lil. qllilc ll llilmbcr of pcopic lust til tile ilullio of Mr. Donald N. Slel-ic for the pill-pose of lclltiorillg u lllis~ cciiuncolls silowal- In his nielec .\lis.~l Mary Steele who is to bc liii‘ principal ill all interesting nvont ill lilll ncllr future. A short lid- dress was rcali by ~Miss .\ffli11l1i1 Steele and quite a number of invo- iy gifts werc prcseuicli. 'i‘ilc bride-io-ile who very nnlcil lain-n by surprise tilllllked her many friends for thollgiltflliness on rc- menibering her on tilis occasion. After which luncheon was scrvctl ill Miss ‘Steele's ilest style ussisiP/l

There passed zlwlly on Fi-iddy by Mrs Arcillilaid Reynolds, Mrs morning last at the home of iiel'_Arthur O'Connor. Margaret Staci-z, daughter, Mrs Alfred Gardiner in Mrs Austin Davey and i'll-s Jllllics Springfield, Elias-L, Mrs SarablSteeie. An 9flj0Yil1l10PVlfllllig W's Clark, rellcl: of the late Henry spellt and all wclided their Wily (‘lurk of Keilsillgton lit lilo tld-‘homcwilrd wishing ilcl" muoil 114i]!- vancod agri oi’ R7 ycllrs. pillclls in ilcl" ‘filfllff’ home.

Fow pooplc lillfl so wide zl. circic ' ~'~—-- of acqullillialllzcs of this province

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Tilc. dcatil of Edward E. McDoll-l

PRE-NUPTIAL SH"OW.ER. -- On

ISLANDER EGSES AWAY IN OSTON - Mrs. Jnlncs iiugilell,

mum 2-1 llnioll Si. rcl-l-ivl-ll ii. telegram

lllif1f‘ill'l'1(‘,f1 a ilollliuei

gnwlled in light 1)1ilL' lllffctll and

ot‘ 1li‘1(1ll1 costly presents received as well as i? 111“,11°cea‘qe‘1' roses and iiliics or tile valley. 'l‘ilc by the many good wishes for Mr, ‘ ‘1111111 brides maid Miss Milllll lAlillli. was and Mr,“ Qdyld-S ‘l,

Silo lltténded lilc School and passed the, .12:

—CONNllCK-GlLLiS—All 1111.161’ "ecilliliil",

eating event look ililicc at Si. James Church. Freclolvll, oll i118 morning of Nov. 3rd whcll Miss

basket filled with many usoflli gifts. The "gifts were opened by Mrs. Vincell-t Callaghan and the accompanying verses were road by

lning and list of ilrocnded vcivct. After tiltlii" return Ml‘ and Mrs Mc- Donald will reside at_ iieuwood. Souris West. (fongratllilltions.

and mic affection followed another until lie was then deprived of the enjoyment of the beauties of the world, around hilil, yet ho never complained, his patience and endur.

Wctlllesdny conveying thcfsild licwl that her soil John bud passed away 1ll Boston. At limo oi‘ writing illl particulars could be learned us in

-- Helena (Tollnick, dnllgillvl- of Airs Cfll‘ accidents seem to be mlliil- (;3r:3,:1:,,1§e?l‘:n:iu115311251112?hlltag-ig-gélpetei‘ C°11111C11- 511111101“; “"15 111151,‘ ghe lived lln-m [m- mmly lveal-EL ed ill marriage to Ml. “liilftm Gil- l,cltcl' iilcy illovcd to Kclll-lillgton 115 01' i110 same pint-c. Tilc cere- nlid I'm" llllllly yours kept the ('lli.i‘k111o11y “'11” 11911111111011 11-1’ 111° 111151" Hoici which llzld u W011 dcscl-vsli 9i- 119“ F3111" 111111111 11‘1"11°11111‘1'

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