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The Presbytery of Prince Edward , ﬁf aluousuiss ‘ ‘I H , R t Island met in special session in St. [ SLUGGISHNES‘ ‘ M I T T e s a o o m James Church Hall, Charlottetown nt ‘ cgusf|p‘1'|°ﬂ. l Iii Zhmluiifiliifftli.‘ Siiipiii]? Til“! 0|"? "Plllqhl

St. Clair Jeans. Those presentwere Rev. Mr. Jeans, Moderator, Rev. R. Hensley Stavert, Clerk, Rev. M. Scott Fulton, D. D.,, Rev. Thomas A. Rodger, Rev. Fredf Williamson, Rev. Allister Murray. Messrs. Donald lVlcKinnon, Gcddie‘ Douglas, Stewart McKnmon, repre-‘ sentative Elders. l Others present not members of the cour‘. were: Rev. R. Moorehead Le- Wild Gfllhﬂm.

1'1'*<"""'"""",i/,_ IS EXPRESSED

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er by the Moderator, Rev. Chas. LII i i i

A resolution expreslng regret at . the accident to Mr. Frank M. Stewart ,

has been passed by the Exrcutivc H - I i

Conlmiltee of tile Prince Edward l Island Hospital campaign, oi‘ which he is a member. Mr. Stewart also is l vice-chairman of the Allied Towns ‘Committr, m the fund-raising movement, zlnd ‘long has been a

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n, ONCE q; u time it wasn't a room at all. It was just was-to space be- neath tbo roof. Then we

gate, Rev. M. E. Genge, D. D., Rev. P. w. Currie, ivillialn Doilett‘, elder, and Messrs. Earl McInnis and Chas. E." Stewart, representative laymen. Rev. Mr. Legate, Rev. Dr. Genge and Rev. Mr. Currie were asked to sit and correspond.

The principal iteln of business be- fore the court was the induction of Rel. R. Moorehead Legate into the pastoral charge of the St. James cozl- gregation.

At the induction service Rev. M. Scott Fulton, D. D., Moderator of the St. James Session, presided and nar- rated the steps leading up to the call.

the congregation, were heard in sup- port of the call. These gentlemen all ‘ spoke of the good work done in the ﬁeld by Mr. Currie since his coming there, some four months ago. It was then moved by Rev. 'I'hos. é A. Rodger and seconded by Rev. All- ister Murray that the action of the ‘interim moderator be approved of, . that this call be sustained as a. regu- p lar Gospel call, and that it be placed 1.1 the hands of Rev. Mr. Currie. , Aftcr a short address in which he I told of how he had enioyed the work Ion Prince Edward Island thus far, i the call was accepted by Mr. Currie.

member of the Bollrd of Trustees of tlze Hospital. At present he is a , patient in the Hoslzntrli. whrre hisi (vndition has improved.

Mr. W. F‘. Tidmrlrsh. Executive Chairman nf the rampaizn. has sen‘. to Mr Stevrart at his residence ‘he following letter:

September 26th. i030 Frank M. Stewart, ‘no. Gil Rochford Stra i. CiiﬂflClllPf-’i\'.'llv_ P, E. I. Dear Frank:

The Executive Committee of the Prince Edward Island Hospital Cam- paign desires to convey to you its

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Re“ R, Hgnglgy stat/er; read the‘ Arrangements were then made for learned how easy it wns scripture, Rcv. 'I‘hos. A. Rodger of. i Ml‘. Curries induction. The induction mmahmeo; such pine“ fgpgd pray“ Re“ Muster Murray .7 service is to be held in the Presby- whh TEN/TEST Ind w, and the rest of the house. preached the sermon, Rev. Chas. J, terlan Church. Murray Harbor North, Bu; no has" auput St. Clair Jeans, Moderator of Pres- l at 73° P- m- 9!! the Welling 0i

Th’ hon" n on” became hymn“ inducted the newly called j Tuesday, September 23rd. Rev. ‘Ihos.

ﬂex-pox n rmt". at the serious zlrfidcni that occurred last n ght at Keppoch.

The Committee takes this oppor- tunity of expessing its appreciation cf the splendid work you have

beauty combined with permanent weather

protection and Eire-resistance.

converted it into n recrea-

tion room.

But it was afterwards that the big surprise some. In building the room with

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more comfortable and the oosl bill name down.

Now, every winter the sav- ing in fuel. rféﬂﬁnua a nice

We killed two birds with one stone t . . we got lil- otllerroom and we. ‘need our fuel bill by practically one-third. Not bad for TEN/TEST.

- ., _. l rtln. "-if l'.h mooovoucs iii‘ pointed intcrilnModcrntoruf u... scs- ::;:°““"““° G°‘°“'°* m saskaml- sill: Myifl-‘ilgnlfliollli-si.‘H:)h‘:ld\r~|e‘ie(i\':‘d sions of Harrington, Marshfield, Mt ~ w mlwh beneﬁt "ml eiw begged me (It, M, Lnmpson f? (bu Sturdy and thickset, Dr, E1110“ 1, to give Kruschcn n trial. although at

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and ('fll‘llll‘l Potatoes M. our . RAW ‘rung addressed to Rev‘ R Watson Cmﬂa was gone. I have suffered for years Warehouse "Hogans Wharf’. t: shummg b,“ "l" in furnlall- The call was signed by 116 members lclasscd "5 narrow or intolerant of with! llclidncy dtrouhie as: {dreadful , . . -,,- - m. ac es, .n now to rec fr m J L D ed Wllhﬂllt charge b! IIWEYhI and 106 adherents and accompanied Aha ICHJQHS ﬁghts M Others" the [nun altogether is wonderful]?- _ I . u, |g_ 1; ﬂulman, Ltd. Snm- “VH1 n guarantee of $1800 mgemcrg Dr. Elliott was born at Mitchell, (sh-s, Q) - mersidc. P. E. 1- ‘m u ‘ _ t _ l lOntario, in 1863. He studied at, the __g__._________ ’ ' C““"°"°‘°““ “P'"°""°'1 '1 m 1° l“ ° ma“ “d g m and 5 Mitchell School and then went to To- ~ “klrellnuse Phone 1179. four weeks holidays. MOSSYS- Dﬂvldl - , g Alfred FfﬂSef, lllC- scrcabnugh 1110mm Mm“ and os_ . ronto University from which he grad- ‘ ' - ‘ovo- 3 212 Fifth Avenue ' ’ iuated in medicine in 1893. I I-ZO-sif. a New Yuri, N. I. ~——- --—-- p I I - _ B, 3 Heady Bullt Portable m, m, up ,0 m, p,,,,,,,,, ARCH GRIP SHOES 1 i’ h ' nits; .‘.'.';l*;."..".;'.. .‘-‘.:::.“'."-:...‘.'".'::.out‘,w- Fromm» 1n public he from. _ r ,» . f sl-lpplng (‘ffiltﬁ f0!’ "inn-t nnlnlnls, llnlr- the early times, Dr. Elliott was elect- , \l J " l‘ _ , ;','|t‘.‘,r"',f.‘(',':',f':‘, l,~,r,','."f_.n_,'llf,';fu'f_'"M! I ed to the old territorial legislature in _ : W _ 0-’

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minister, Rev. M. Scott Fulton gave the charge to Mr. Legato, and ltev. ‘Fhos. A. Rodger addressed the people of the congregation. A large congre- gation was presezt and the service

other items of business were also dealt with.

Rev. M. Scott Fulton, D. D.. hav- ing accepted the call to the First Presbyterian Church, Chatlnun, 0n- tario, this translation to the Chat-

granted. A suitable minute is to be prepared and an exact minute of

Re". S. D. Jamieson, Mealin, Ontario

Mr. Fﬁlltons departure is very much regretted by his many friends and

the congregation. Rev. R. Moorehead Legate was ap- pointed interim moderator of the

that the pulpit of Zion be declared vacant 0.1 Sunday September 21st. Rev. Thomas A. Rodger was ap-

Budget Committee in the place of Rev. Mr. Fulton. Rev. R. Moorehead negate was ap-

Stelvart, and Highﬁcid. y Rev. Thos. A. Rodger. interim Moderator of the Murray Harbor North and Peters Rand session, pic- sented a call from that congregation

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ham Presbytery was unanimously.

the translation is to be sent on to.‘

Clerk o! the Presbytery of Chatham. i

especially by the younger people ol

Zion session and it was suggested.

pointed chairman of the Presbytery .

A. Rodger, interim moderator of the Murray HJYDOI‘ North and Peters IRoad session. is to preside a;:d nar- jrate the steps leading up to the call; ‘Rev. R. Moorehead Legate 1s m preach the sermon; Rev. Chas J. st.

;Rodger is to give the charge to the ‘newly inducted minister; and Rev, W. E. Davies is to address the people of the congregation.

Some time was spent discussing_ the question of the reduction of grants, the change in the arrange- ‘ments of several ﬁelds, and some nlhzor matters after which the meet- . ills adjourned to meet at the call of the Moderator and clerk of whit-l. public intimation was given, and the meeting was closed with the bene- diction by the moderator, Rev. Chas. J. St. Clair Jeans.

. -___._____ i DOCTOIVS APPOINTMENT IS POPULAR ONE

(Special to The Guardian)

REGINA, Sept. 27,--P1e55qf3b1e surprise was expressed by adherents‘ of all political parties and creeds in Saskatchewan, when ‘the news ap- peared tllnt the 67 year old Wolseley doctor, William Elliott was the choice

an unassuming kindly man with n strict sense of duty and of a gcllinl disposition. He is dccply religious nmd while a member of tile Metho- dist persuasion can by no means be

1898 and again in i902, serving as Minister of Agriculture from i003 to 1905. He was also elected to the first provincial legislature and again to the some body in i908.

‘ In 189s at Portage Ln Manitoba, Dr. Elliott married Miss M. J. Carter, daughter of rthe late William Carter, who was also ll na- tivc oi’ Mitchell, Ontario. The "Doc“ as he is fnlniliarly known in the dis- trict, llas always been a loyal sup- porter of the Conservative Party.

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