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Miss Georgina beard, asarl9tte-

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her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wright Isard Bess-letown.

Mlu Doris Wright, who is on the staff of the Bank of Colnme:ee. Charlottetown, was the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. lldison Wright, during the Easter holidays.

Mr. Alden ibeard. son 'of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Walter Leard. has re- mrried to Mil. Allison ,Academ)'. where he is on the staff of the Commercial Department of that Institution. ‘ V

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Misses Thelma and Edna Ray- nor, employees of the Ralph Call- beck (.70., Central Bedeque, spent the recent holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ray- nor, Klldare Cape, Prince County.

Miss Noreen Henderson, nurse- -in-training in Prince County Hos- pital. Surnmerside, and her sister, Miss Adele, who is a student in surnsnersideiligh school, spent luster holidays with their parasite. Mr. and Mrs. George I-Iendorlon.

,'I‘he I-Ionorabie Horace Wright, of Charlottetown, fozmerly of Lower Bedeque, has been in hos- pital in Halifax for treatment. His many friends will be pleased to know that he is doing well. Mrs. wright ncconipiinled her husband to Halifax. I

Mr.'Ai-thur '1oombs returned to his studies at Mt. A. on Monday, after spending Easter with his parents, , Mr. and Mrs. Irving Toombs. Mr. Charles Craig re- turned to Mt. A. on Wednesday morning,'after a week's hol'day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Craig.

Miss Eleanor Wheeler, R. N.. and Miss Elaine Harrison, teacher, both of Summerside, spent the Easter holidays at the residence of Miss Wheeler, I-‘ernwood, Bedeque. They planned to attend the Tea- chers’ Convention in Charlotte- town on the llth,_ But the snow- blockecl highways prevented them.

The little daighter of Mr. and Mrs. Weston Raynor, Central Ee- deque, had the misfortune of get- ting her hand and arm cainht in an electric wringer recently, cau's- ing very painful iinjuries. She was rushed to the Prince Ccounty Hospital for treatment. It is hoped that her injuries may not be as serious as was at first feared. All friends of the Raynor family wish that the little one may have a speedy recovery.

The many frinnds and relatives in this area, of Rev. Claire Wright, will be sorry to loam that the con- dition of his health, necessitated his entering the Beck Memorial Hospital in London, Ontario. Mr. Wright graduated from Mt. Alli- son in lens, with a degree of B. A. Later, he was ordained to the Min- istry of the United Church of Can- ada. Then for some years he on- gaged in Foreign Mission work More recently he held a pastorate in Kerrwood, Ontario. Mr. Wright is a native of searletown, and as a young man, he was a valued mem- her of Bedeque Church. Mr. Wei- ter Wright. Searletown is a brother.

The following students have re- turned to their studies. after spend- ing the Easter holidays with their parents: Miss Elizabeth and Mr. William Wright. Mr. William Call- beck, Mr. Alex Green. Mr. clauda Hogg, and Miss Marion schurman, all oi’ Central Bedeque to P. W. 0., Charlottetown. Messrs Austin, James and Gerald Johnson, Cen- tral Bedeque, to st. Dunstan's University, Miss Ruth Mscrsrlane. Lower Bedeque, to P. W. 0., Miss Joan Craig, Middleton. to Simmer- slrlc High School. Miss Psu‘ine Henderson, Fernwood, who is en- gaged in office work in Chariot e- town, spent her holidays wi‘h her parents, Mr. uhd Mrs. George Henderson.

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l‘rlonde_ of‘-Ire. Vincent Gal- lant are sorry to hear of her re- cent illness. _..

Mrs. Harry Wells. Elrnsdale. re- cently visited with her sister.- Mrs. Brendon Wallace.

Miss Emma Blanchard. Brock- ton, is spending.some time with her sister, Mrs. Vincent Gallant.

Mrs. Frank -McAldu£f. Water- ford, recently spent a few days with her sister. Mrs. Herman Corcoran.

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Miss Norma Gallant. student at St. Stanislaus Convent, Itinkora, spent the Easter holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gal- laifi. Bloomfield. '

Mr. Gerard Kelly, student at St. Dunstan's University. Charlotte- town, spent the Easter holidayl in Roseville with his -parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paulinus Kelly.

Mrs. Brendon Wallace has re- turned to her home here‘ with her baby son. after spending two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Adams, Elmidalé.

The many friends of Mrs. Am- brose Corcoran are happy to learn that she is making favourable pro- gress in recovering from her re- cent illness.

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Mr. Claire Gallant. student at Si. Dunstan‘: University. Char- lottetown, is enjoying the Easter holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gallant, Bloomfield.

Sympathy of ‘the community is extended the family of the late Mrs. Pius Mclienns. Brockton. whose death occurred at the home of her son, Justin Mclienna, on Monday morning. April 3rd.

'Friends and relativu in this vicinity were sorry to learn of the death of Mr. Wallace‘ Ham- mond Johnston of North Wilt- shire (formerly of Elmsdalel It the P. E. Island Hospital. Char- lottetown. on Tuesday. April 4. Sincere sympathy is extended the family of the late Mr. Johnston.

IN ME_I_A_9 RIAM

MR. HARRY I058

The people of Albany and ad- jacent communities were shocked and saddened on the evening of February 23rd when it was learn- ed that their friend and neighbor. Harry Ross. had quietly passed to his last rest. after only a few hours illness. ‘ Stricken earlier in the day, medl- csl aid was at once summoned and a nurse Quickly brought. but the Divine Healer alone could help and his gentle spirit went home in the late afternoon hours. He was 46 years of age. Always of a very alert and ener- getic nature. he toiled unceaslng- ly to provide the comforts of a home, where he was a devoted hue- bsnd and father, and yet was never too busy or weary to assist those where sickness or infirmity laid a

hand.

I-Ils unfailing good humor and charitable opinion of others along with his exemplary way of living won for him the respect and ad- miration of many who, will lend’ cherish memories of him.

In the Albany United Church

where he attended since its In- ception. he served humbly as Elder. ssslstlng also in the choir snd.in various duties that fall to those in- terested and willing to help. '1-Ie is survived by his wife. the former I-iilda Foy of Tryon: two sons, Clarence and Carmen; also four daughters. Helen. Lera, Ma- rlon. and I-Iazel.

His aged father. Mr. William -Ross, resides with the family.

A large concourse of people at- tended the funeral held from the home on Monday, F'ebru,sry 21th, the service being conducted by Rev. W. B. Crows. assisted by Rev. C. A. Hicks of Tryon Baptist Church.

Hymns sung were "The I..or'd's My Shepherd". "Safe In The Arms Of Jesus" and "When I Survey The Wondrous Cross."

Pall-bearers were Harris Boulter, Gordon Ross, Elmer Walsh, Jesse Bradshaw. Clifford Dawson and William Mscl..enhan.

The many beautiful floral tri- butes gave evidence of the esteem in which the deceased was held.

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Mr. Arnold Keough arrived home from Western Hospital, Albarton on last Tuesday fully recovered from an attack of Eeiunonia,

Mr. Ray Ilaokett. North Cape leis Tignlsh last week for. Toronto. Ontario where he plans to reside in future.

Miss Phyllis Mom:-oy is ill at be.- home at North Cape and her friends mice she may be about ilefore too

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Mr. Edward Desmsches. '.l‘ignish spent a day recently in Summer- eide the guest of his aunt Mrs. W. E. Ciaudet and Mr. Gaudet.

Mrs. James Porter. Moncwn, N73,, has come to Tignish to spend two months with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles -J. Gaudet.

Mrs. Alonw Hogan and little daughter Margaret, Tignish spent two days in Alberton. the guests of Doctor W. A. Shea and Mrs. shes.‘

Mrs. Joseph Ready. Alberton. was visiting her parents Mr. and Mn. Percy Morrlssey. North Cape for a few days recently.

Mrs. C. F‘. Morrlssey returned to her home in rignish after spending some time with her daughter Mrs. Kenneth Fraser and Mr. Fraser. Bradalbane.

Miss Elaine Ready. R. N. employ- ed at Western Hospital, Alberton, was a week-end visitor to Tlgnish, the guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ready.

Mr. Frank Riley. returned to his home at North Cape last weei: after a four months absence while he was employed in New Bruns- -wick.

Miss Iris MacDonald. telephone operator at Tignish spent Tuesday in Alberton the guest of her par-

Mlss ‘Myrtle nliey. North cape spent several daye last week reun- ing with relatives and friends in Tignish. .

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mi Harry dniiei-ism left . . . , «you a visit to the united emu- ‘ ' 'rs.Avu.s.s:a's user w.I.

Jfiarbara 7 Mscuod spent the past week with friends in Bum- merside and ltensinnon

Traveller’: Rest held their A rll meeting at the home of the v a- president. Mrs. Harold Mosae. who presided in the absence of, the president. Roll call was reipond- ed to by nlnrrnenibers and four visitors were made welcome. An exchange of seeds and flower- silps to. be the roll cal; for the May meeting, which in take place in the clubroom. Corre spondence from thew. I. Super- visor. nctlfied the members that the District convention will bo held on June 15th.

Secretary reported recclpfi. of the Government grant. An in- vitatlbn to the Summerside Bap- tist plsyers.io stage their play in 'I‘ra¥eller's Rest Hall will be sent out. The Red,Cr¢s convenor re- ported a quantity of finished arti- cles handed in and a motion was passed that $5.00 be given to this organization._ Meeting closed with The King.

The programme committee then gave a Quiz contest and a story on “Easter in Jar ‘ ” was read by Mrs. Percy_ Marchbank. Highlight of the evening was an auction sale conducted by Miss Emelih'e"Marchbank, which real- ized the sum of $8.00. The lunch committee. Miss Emeline March- bank and Mrs. Roy Walker assist-i ed by the hostess and two young ladies, Margaret Walker and Thelma Moase then served delici- ous refreshments.

Miss Jean Parsons spent ‘the past week in French =River lth her cousin Mrs. lllen Mscfleod.

Miss‘ Marguerite ',Adanis spent the week-end in Park Corner guest of Misses Jean and bottle Parsons. ' ’ .

Mrs. Stanley Mscnsan sud. son Barry, of Bordon sreyisiting in Park corner with Mrs. MacI.ean's intents. Mr. and Mrs. D. Lamont.

Miss Laura Macxay of Graham Road whs a recent visitor to French River where she was the guezt of her sister Mrs. Harold Bernard.-

fllends are sorry to learn that Mr. George Cola had the misfortune of breaking his leg on Saturday, and all wish him a speedy recovery.

Mrs. Margsreticasely has re. turned in her home in French Riv- ‘ er after spending the winter months with relatives in spring Valley.

Congratulations are extended b the French River hockey team “The Black Hawks" for winning the Merchants League Trophy for the second consecutive year.

ELIEIISLIE W. M. 8.

—-Mrs. C. R. Hayes. Ellen-slie, en- tertained at her home the mem- ms of the W. M. S. and Ladies

of the Bidedord United Chux\‘."n . 9,, Wednesday evenixm March 39_ regular monthly meeting on Tues- Mrs. 2:. s. Burleigh. President of day» 51”“ 4- 3" “'° “°’“° °‘ M” the w. M. 3. owed the mwung to Sinclair ffleck. In the absence of order by all singing one verse of We 9'” °m- "h° "i°°'P‘"1d°“t- hymn --1:-mm amemandg my Mrs. Walter Bcwness. presided. Mounmmv- and rgpeatmg the The meeting opened with the Lord’, Pfgygf 1,, unison, The sec. Institute Ode, followed by the retary called the roll and read the Crew. 3-0“ 0311 WI! l'95D0|'ld9d 90 minute; 0: mg prvvloug mecfing. by ten members. Minutes of last A letter was read which was re- meetinawere read and approved. ceived from the Prcsbyterial Precl- F-€P01’?r8 W "5 lfecelved 11'0"‘ the’ dent, ms. .1. D. M'.ac’Fa.rlanc. The sick and chum committees. members reported 16 sick calls be- On motion. nereed to secure

BEDIIQUE W. I. The Bedeque W. i. held their

ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mac- Donald. .

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Mrs. Fred Harper and Mrs. Ray Handrahan, Christopher's Cross, Misses Frances and Doreen Hand- rahan, Ascension and Miss Florence Buote, Tignish, spent last Saturday in O'Leai\y.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Ellsworth and baby daughter, have returned to their home at Skinner's Pond where Mr. Ellsworth will take over his farm duties after spending in; winter months in Amherst, N. 5.

Mr. Walter Bernard. Tignlali.‘ motored to Charlottetown recently and visited for a day with his parents His Honour Lieutenant- Governor J. A. Bernard and Mrs. Bernard. Government House; I

Mr. and Mrs..Elmer Arsenault. baby dauihter Coleen of,Summer- side spent the past week-end at Tlgnish with Mrs. Arsenault's par- ents M.r. and Mrs. Emmuel P. Doucette.

Mr. Austin I-landrshsn returned to his hime in Christopher's Cross on last Tuesday, having been a. pati t in Western Hospital, Alber- ton here for a week he had been receiving treatment for an sttazk of "flu". ' _

Mr. Wilbert Keough and his son Arnold, Christopher's Cross are patients in Western I-lospital, A1- berton and both are ill with pneu-

the hospital three days prior to his father. Both are improving rapidly.

Friends of Mrs. L. J. McCarthy, Tlgnish will be pleased to know she is making a good recovery from ‘her recent illness and will shortly be returning home from -Western Albericn, where she is receiving treatment.

The illness of Mrs. Alonzo Keough of Christopher's Cross is regrettted. Mrs. Keough is suffering from a severe attack of the "flu" which necessitated her removal to Western Hospital, Alberton on last Wednesday. I-fer many friends are hoping she may soon recover her good health.

The fishermen in the community are all busy at present getting their ‘lobster fishing gear in readiness for the water for the first of May. It is to be hoped the catch of lob- sters will be greater this season than the last one. as the past years catch was away below normal.

Mr. Austin I-Iandrahah accomp- anied by his daughter. Mrs. Wade Harper, Christopher's Cross went to Charlottetown last week when Mr. l-lsndrshan has entered City Hos- pital to receive treatment. Mr. !iandrahan’s many friends are hoping for his sudden and com- plete recovery to health.

Mr. Joseph Morrlssey, Ascension and Mrs. A. J. MacDonald. Tignish were passengers by train to Char- lottetown on last Wednesday. Mr.

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monia. Arnold was admitted to-plum were mule ,0 Conan“ with ‘ship fee was paid and

lag made during the’ month. another dozen coat hooks for the A letter was written by some of school. one dollar was donated to the members and sent to‘ Miss the Jubilee llindowment Fund. Cn Dulcie Cook in Japan. Miss motion, agreed to send to DeB‘ois Cook's father, Rev. Henry book Bros. Chalottetown, for forms to was pastor of the Bidoford Circuit report sales‘ of "Cream of the West when Miss Cook left for Japan to I"loul"'.

take up her work there. Following A number of house-parties were the business period the devotional held during the month. and were was followed from the Missionary very successful. registration Forms Monthly "What Can I Give To My for the Adult Sewing Club, which Church" theme: “Ye Are Not Your is to be organised in the mar own." The leader assisted by future, were filled in and forward- members reading Scripture verses, ed to the Institute Branch. Char- Mrs. Baxter presiding at the piano lottetown.

sans one verse after each read The next meeting to be held

And Let It Be. Mrs. McKenzie read The following is the it very interes article on mittee: Mrs. Gordon Woodside,| Christian stewar lp written by and Mrs. Wilfred Connnoily. Pro-

Secretuy. After buyer by the‘ and Miss Helen Bowness.

sented the study Book "Gmwins a "Cooking" quiz, and other in-

bers and visitors. MW '37- E H3 05- Dl'°3ld¢m- °l “'9 the lunch committee. Amount of

to call the‘ roll and read the mln- n 1,, _ --Ham utes of the last meeting. » S‘ S g 6 sweet Home

The treasurer reported sending 825.00 to the Mt. Allison 1"und.at Backvllle. N. 3. Discussion of busi- ness arlslng out the mimites were chiefly plans for making alterat- ions and pedeoorating the interior Hem“ of Sunday school room of Bldeford 0! th Church.

The‘ committee reported they held a meeting in _iunction with the Trustees of the church and at this point of the meeting the Tnsetees were Invited to Join the ladies and further discussion and

KILMUIR. W. I.

, March and. In the absence

pointed to the chair. The meeting

members answered roll call by telling an Irish joke which provid- ed rnuch merriment. one member- res visit-

the work.as soon as cu-gym.“ and ors were welcomed. Collection

material are available. lm°““t9d '0 50 W“?!-

Mn. E_ 3. gmlemh “M (M The sick committee for the mmber, to ma; 3; thgjp home month reported several minor ill- go, gm 1"“ m.,ung,_ A dglmom nesses Three treats were given to much wu m-wg gm hm.“ hospital patients and several sick assisted by me.‘ est Cirigg. calls were made.

Mrs. E. R. M’oNevin, Mrs. Cyril Among ‘the correspondence-was 9‘ Williams and Mrs. John Miccaull. letter from the Convener of social Welfare which was read and dis-

'«1'el3m€n¢ 10! N3 0:795 “M N5 answered. Two dollars was voted many friends hope he will return by the member, to be mid to me

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With the YOUS" wfielfid by mt‘m- terestlng contests and games, which pong as Committee: were F‘>“°'"“¢ “'9 were enioyed by ‘all. Lunch was and all bills. were ordered paid. C1051“! 0’ the W. It 5- m9€“N¥- served by the hostess assisted by Correspondence with. A message ‘of thanks from Ladies Aid called on the secrete“! collection, sass. Meeting closed‘ by M.-, and Mrs, New Glasgow, was read. In sponse to an appeal from the U. N. c, 1:. F‘, 55.00 was voted for same.

. The March meeting of Kilmulr B. League advising of the visit from W. I. was held at the home of Mrs. the Mobile x-Ray Unit, during the Colin MacDonald on Thursday coming summer.

President and Vice-Presi- appeal was presented and the fol- dent, Mrs, Ed Farquharson was ap- lowing ..lsdles were appointed col- lectors. Messrs A. M. Green, Fred opened in the usual manner. Sevorl Campbell and Earle Campbe‘l.

rsch Red Cross in regard to ap-

Morrlssey went to the city to have cmed ma hm quemomln wuigates to attend the annual meet-

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Prodrsmnie Cormnttee—Mrs.4 O.“ Wgzlaliee and Mrs. larl ‘Henry. ‘

House Cleaning flint.-—

-- Interesting contests were put by Mrs. Layton Bell and Miss flaming. . ‘

A delicious lunch was so , by the hostess ‘ and committee in charge after which a social hour was spent. .

Meeting closed with The King. 2 Collection $1.75. ‘

. SOUTH GIANVILLE W. I.

The regular monthly meeting of the South Granville W. I. was held at the nine of Miss Alexandria Kier on March let. The president presided. .The meeting opened by repeating collect. Roll call was re- sponded to by six members and one- new member was welcomed. The minutes were read, approved and signed.

Mrs. Stirling Corbett and Alex- andria Kler were appointed to find out what the members. absent from the meeting, would bring to the social evening for lunch and also decide on what date to hold the socia evening.

Reports on committees were given and the following then appointed: school —— Mrs. Morrison and Mrs. Stirling Corbett (re-app.) Lunch — Alexandria Kier, Mrs. nouls Corbett and Lois Abbott. Programme _ Mrs. John Macleod and Mac. Buchanan. Roll call to be answered by a get -well or sympathy card to help keep the committee supplied. Mrs. John Mscbeod kindly in- vited members to her home hr next meeting.

Oorrespondence was read by sec- retary. Mrs. John Maeneod gave ll very interesting ac nt of the paint demonstration e attended at K. W. Doull‘s in February. Mrs, Stirling Corbett was asked to find out what benefits the Institute

on K.

would have by Joining the Blue Cross. ' An interesting contest led by

Annie Kicr was won by Mrs. S. Corbett.