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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

PAGE THIRTEEN

MONDAY

RDAY - ‘rhv ' the lit: John Richard! {at of me any on Satirrday. Jill 1",, got-worded to his Pu W! men “we, (mm the ~_ It vtnera, Home. Saturday. " F‘! funeral beinS held " mgemoom Interment W15 a... emu-v-

’ ha], YE

.,.. t. a gcrzorlh-Mr. and I B Mgcbeaiu of Vancou- . .méenied by their two u“ m”. ‘and Jean, ‘ ‘pendjng the summer M on return by motor Sat- . my on saturday 11191‘- - Mecuan addressed the . ' , Allison sum-

‘ til week lectures turtle telaghers assembled

:7 y GOVERNOR rump - . Al“ b’ wood, windsor. NB.

Governor of the Rota-TY f“. the Maritime Provinces ‘ mindland. is visiting the we present time in til" w“ an annual tour 0f hi5 ' H‘ 15 gwompanled by his demise Helen M. Wood. - ML wood will address the %ub_ 1n windsor Mr. Wood imtructor lll manual training u mg o: the Juvenile Court.

A], mjLD-Jflte funeral ‘ Jesse wright was held d" North Bedeque United h on mursdlvv, service being I M by Rev, Mr. Nicholson, ,, by itev. Mr. Archibald. - we, g large attendance of i 3nd friends from all P8755

mung-y. M1‘ Archibald gave m,“ address using the text m; your hearts be troubled." em was in the Bedeque Cem- _-j\i1e piili bearers were -

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rruthers. Heath Clark, Arti- mCai-gll and James McDon-

mit BACK HOME-Mr. and w, M, Brooks with their aon t. and dmlghter, Marie of ,7, Alberta. who have been gm the Island the guests of m4 Mrs. Hugh MacKenzle. Creek. left on return home ,. morning. They are making mi trip by motor. This was groolis‘ first visit to P. E. I. Brooks who was formerly Miss i1 lliacKcuzic of Long Creek. not been here in twenty-three , They have thoroughly en- . visiting relatives, and renew- -- acquaintances.

red Saturday evening at the Char-

JAMES CHURCH - A large . ation attended St. James

ycstcrday forenoon and . an exceptionally able and ysermon by the Minister, Rev. Mint-head Legato. on the t \:'t 111,2 verse: “You only have I . oi all thc families of thc : tlivicfnrc I will punish you." soloist was Miss Alice Coffin, gave a flue. sympathetic ren- i: oi “Jesus Lovcr Of My Soul."

was evidenced in the baptism - twin daughters of Mr. and ll. R. HWISI, who were named u ll cu and Muriel Kather- itspcclir y Mr. Horace Mc- ably presided at the organ.

~I LOWS‘ OONVENTION— 0. P. Nicholson, Grand Secre- 5 oi the Maritime Provinces Jur- "oa oi thc Independent Order fellows loft Saturday to at- r the 77th session oi the Grand _ Officers of Gmnd Lodge are:

Deputy Grand Master. A. bison. Mnncioil; Grand War- .3. Armstrong, Truro; Grand . G. P. Nicholson, Char- i . lvicc J. J. McKinnon, re- : ‘treasurer, J. M. Donovan, 2 Grand Chaplain, Rev. J. E. loggicville, N. 3.; Grand 1 lEdmimd Harris Windsor; >3 Conductor. Lorenzo Moore. Falls. Ncivioundland; Grand - .Btaiiley Wood. Spring- Grahd Herald. Fulton Adams, ii town. Mr. c. H. Black. tetovm. is a member of the ‘of llomc trustees.

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i death oi Angus Samuel Nich- occuircd in Moose Jaw. Sack. "i 23, i934. following an 0p- ' for cancor. The late Mr. ~- ivas horn in Villeyfleld, - i I., on Billy 3i. 1656, the son mile‘. and Catherine Nichol- lii 1386 he married Catherine >~ He can into full mem- " 0! thc Church in 1889 un- ilie ministry of Rev. Roderick fa. From his early manhood illcllfl-Paii was deeply‘ inter- lil r' s work and for " l as Sunday Szlronl Bu stipcrintendent at ivieiv. Hc ivas ordained an l" the Orwell Head Congre- 'ln 1900. As a missionary ‘.110 ilcu- raiiatiians he serv- llifitv-iivt- yunrs iii western “lliii- lll5 faithful work

5' 1°": rcmcmbered.

TSITING

i .. t. v I NCE —

'~ W’ ‘\"l<‘r\i‘llllg tn his native °° Biovhci- I-‘i-lnn tiormcrly hn~5l°l1llci' Gallant. of Wheat- _ H oi llli‘ Roman Catholic 111i Schools at Bcrkerley. Cal- Who rccciltly celebrated his

' Jillillcc as a member of the Which cnrrics on extensive re- 1,‘ fight 0flll"illl0llfll work in the m liaics Brother Fclan left ‘ 884, but revisited the Pro- nleéiflti and 1920. He is ac- Whlei/ii: William T. Gou- ‘ho it. .,iii.~s.. and Mrg Q0“. r “lent hcr Felans sister. k s1 ‘i Mir... Mary Gallant. ‘-‘ i", "iv my with thc purtyl r ‘TU’ iilli from California ~ _ l} 1110.01’ car, and was a flulc mic. Brother Felan is lilacs to get back to "d island, especially at ' Mar. He reports s has bccn madc ‘rm, tire unemploy- l (' still

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MacPhee. Attorney General, and Hon. John A. MacDonald, M.P., re. turned from Ottawa Saturday night after vincial Conference on unemployment relief, July 30-31, and the subsequent conference between Maritime repre- sentatives and the Dominion Cabi- lnet on the following day, Aug, i, with regard to implementation of Maritime claims under the Duncan Commission report.

whoa who returned last week from Hume has been appointed Rector of St. Dunstan’:

now of ‘Ia-acadie.

pleted.‘ a two year course in Canon Law at the Papal University of St. Appolinaris at Rome. Prior to go-

for the Jacques Cartier Celebration which will take place here on Aug- ust 34th, and every detail carefully planned to assure the suc- cess of the function.

ected 0n Queen Square in commem. oration oi the voyage of Jacques Cartier in 1534, is to be of gray No- va. Scotia sandstone. feet, 3 inches in length. 3 feet, 6 inches in width. and 9 feet in height. 140 pieces of stone will g9 cairn. On top will bc placed a large slab weighing one ton. will be so placed that the inscription may be read from the sidewalk,

will be unveiled by His Honour Lieu. tenant-Govemor DeBlols from thc balcony of the Provincial Building Bylsmeans ogan ietlecefiical device. In

, r Baker. Clem- connec on w be remember- " 9mm‘ Rm t ed that Right Hon. Stanley Baldwin spoke from the balcony of the build- ing during his visit in 1927, The pro- ceedings at the unveiling will be broadcast through loudspea.kers, in order that the assembled people may hear

by which the French delegation will proceed to the Provincial Building. an arch is to be erected.

has been located at the Redcmptorist Rectory since last September. occur-

lottetown Hospital. after an illness of eight days. pneumonia.

name was William Nugent. was born in St. John, N.B.. July a, 1879. He made his religious profession on Aug. 2, 1908. Since that time he had been stationed in various points in Canada and United States, including b Boston. the Seminary at Esopas, r-'.Y.. Quebec. Toronto. and St. John.

was recited, followed by Solemn Lib- i- close oi the service much ln- em, Hi5 Exceiiency Bishop Q-guiii- van presided and gave the blessing, Present also in addition to the Rc-l dempwrist Fathers were Rev. Dr. McMahon. rector of St. Dunstans Basilica, Rev. Louis Dougan. Rev. Earl Dalton, Rev. Pr. 'MacDonald and Rev. Pr, Johnston.

Requiem Mass was celebrated. The

John, where interment will take- place in a private burial ground at Mibwr. W. A, MacDonald. the Rndemptorist Monastery in that city.

Crockett of Summerside had the‘ misfortune to have his arm fract- ured, on Saturday evening, when he was kicked by a horse as he “'85

Prim a few days ago by Mr. Angus A. Nicholson was a medicine bottle

on the third. "Ronnie MacLean"

"find" authorities are

tical joker. Provinces

check-up may be made.

gnn driving piles for g , of the Marine Wharf which l5‘ to kindly be renewed. About 350 ¢1‘@°5°'° PH“) 'will be required for the Most of these have been brought in by rail from Newcastle. N. B.. and T‘ruro, N. S. A larzf‘. Seftlfl" oi the old wharf has been entirely tom out.

easily moved the pile-driver has been placed on a scow. Four rows of piles are to be driven. Hm‘! 0n these will be work for the planking.

warehouse on the wharf. Pfiiplflt" ory to moving the building about ten feet toward the east side of the wharf. The old creosote. piles which have been removed from the old section of which are still in a fair state of preservation. will be used to form the foundation for the The buildings on the wharf will be cleaned up and painted.

employed on the two Jobs. Work begins at 5 o'clock each mominil- thfland continues through two shifts. . “p,” 0rd Mr. John Liind is in charge of In! . \Vhr\;1i]py R1,.“ work on the wharf and Mir. HIrr! r _, .-

Premier MacMillan, Hon. H, p,

ttendin the Dorninion-Pro-

Rev. Patrick McMahon. D. 1).,

Basilica,

succeeding Maurice

Mvnsisnor MacDonald.

Dr. McMahon has recently com-

Pfflpflrfltivns are going forward

is being]

The cairn which is now being er-

It will be ‘l

into the

The cairn

On the day of the celebration it

H

Atthe foot oi Great George Street.

The death oi Brother Eugene, who

Death was due to

Brother Eugene. whose family

Last evening office of thc dead

Members of the Holy Name Society tood on guard throughout the night This morning at 6 o'clock Solemn

emains were then forwarded to 5t,

TUESDAY

William Gallant met with a painful Sunday needle was imbedded in her Mrs. Gallant was pulling down window blind and her arm ca. the neewe which had been stuck into the blind. Bile was 71km. the hospital where her arm was

x-rayed and the needle located and | removed-S

where hiirial will take place. Fr. O'Hara accompanied the mains. The pail bearers at the fun- eral were. Messrs. Harry Toombsivania College Fred Mallett. John F. Reardon, E.

--PAINFUL ACCIDENT _ Mrs. of Summersi’ accident evening when a

RETURN FROM MOTOR TRIP.‘ —Mr- E. J. H. Morrisey sister Stella. accompanied by Mr. D. J. McDonald and Miss Jean Mc- Donald, returned Saturday nigh‘. from a. most enjoyable motor tour to Nova Scotia and visited Mala- gash, Pictou, Truro On their return they were accom- panied by Misses Elsie and Stellal lMiifflssey. nieces of Mr. E. J.

Josephus Smallman of Sum-

her road.

FUNERAL

C, SS The nd forward to St John.

Several delegates from the Oddfel- lows’ lodges of Charlottetown have left to attend the convention of the Grand Lodge of the Maritime Provinces Glasgow this week. From St. Law- rence Messrs. John Webster and Samuel French and from Wildey Lodge. Messrs. Herbert Thornton and A. O. F. Gill. The delegates from tho Rebekahs arc Mrs. Vernon Howatt and Mrs. Hugh MacKay. .others from here who are attend- ing are Messrs. C. H. Black. direct-

77th at

Lodge the delegates

As a result of

employed by

The cause of the difficulty be-

employed at the

I0

and his

and Halifax.

Walsh of Toronto who is visiting Mrs merside received slight injuries on Sunday afternoon when overturned On the slippery The young lady was driving alone "turning from Summerside when near Wilmot valley

her car went over the bank. was brought to the Prince County! Hospital. where it was found Sheifegldgnce o; M,’ had a few minor cuts about the face, but no other injuries.-S

YESTERDAY-The funeral of Brother Eugene ,liam Nugent) was held from Church of the Most Holy Redeem- er yesterday morning at 6 o'clock. A solemn Requiem Mass was sung by Rev. Fatlicr C. O'Hara, C. SS. R., with Rev. H, Fleming. R., as deacon, Father Enright, C. SS. R., as sub-deacon. mains were taken to the railway w_

(Wil- the

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annual New

EYE

Among

He camg here from Morin-mi or of the Oddfelloyvs‘ Home at

The remains were taken last even- Plot-Oil. Dafllfl Morrison. Ffllton ing to the Church of thc Most Holy Adams, James Campbell, David Redeemer, where they lay in state. Waye.

the refusal of truckmen to continue the unload- ing of the coal steamer “Llka" for H. R. Large & Co., truckmen who have been other coal dealers will begin work this morning.

several

tween the truckmen and Mr. Large was the reduction of‘ the number of teams first steamer. It had been agreed that, fifteen would be employed, but. as the shed was gradually filled with coal, it was found that the teams were interfering with one another, and Mr. Large decided to lay off three to five teams. The t-ruckmen PmDlDYPd 0T1 the job immediately

-—FRACTURES ARM-Mr. Johnlwem’ °" Strike Mr- bares accented

airing the animal in the barn. The.

fracture was set and Mr. CrQckettWmY-‘TPYlVUPBPd 50W» is now resting comfortab1y.—S

Picked up on the shore at Point

three-ounce y R

containing

‘Eddie Garnhilm, drowncil";

Mr. Nicholson handPd to the R.C.M.P.. investigating.

Authorities in the neiiIlIbOYl-ml

and

threenhc youngsters to the c New papem on which m ieednvhere they will spend twelve days. piglrcil in capital letters, had beeriilmitement relished high when the wrlten: on one. "Igtgllnlt? Mttcliefian. Hendquarwrg

.,M 16.1 :onano er. drowned 3y aildi been selected from the city schools jby the Public Health Nurse. They 0v" “Leia-TO tuberculosis contacts, crippled and thelnr undernourished. who have but other opportunity of getting a holi- without resume so f“ to fleeermjn day in the country._All are under-l whether thc- messagc is Bfllilifle 0T‘ “fight 1°" ma" hm?“ the work of some misguided prac- ‘mm? b01119’ 53 0i‘ l4 PQUndS 111166!‘- wcigllt. Four of them

group met

Sunimersidc. m Newfoundland Edward Island Orphanage, and the

1 m g i geirest from the city. The camp will Wm be not“ ed‘ so a a comp? ‘be in charge of Miss Gillan. Miss,

ROTARY-GYRO have

otarians provided cars camp site

at the

These boys

and

8T6 two from

the offer of other coal dealers to 'use their teams to complete rm. loading,

CLUB-Forty been enabled to go to sumlmer camp at Canoe Cove through the generosity and continued efforts of the Rot nry and Gyro Clubs. yesterday the to carry

Red Cross have

no

from the Prince

Jessie Fullerton, Mr. George Hart Yeeterdev mnmtne “vnfkmpn hrhinnd Mr William Henry, Drs. Mac-

the

project.

In order that it may be the more

placed the frame-

Workmen have also raised the

the wharf. and

building.

About thirty-five men are now

'~ clv-rv- of the work o"

sccticn Inlyll‘.

and was the m L ‘ q h s . s en mem- sllrni; mi lflrfstyarflfli‘, Church enmsociated with some of the most im-

was eighty-seven years of age.

v Q4

Millar and Waye

‘There iaasscd peacefully away at

her late home in Upton on July 11. i934. Mrs. John M. Macbeod. former- ly of Cardigan.

Mrs. MacLeods maiden name was

1 J MacNeil. daughter o! i/[gcaolmanfind Mary MeeNeme o; nationally known engineers, is at wmd Islands wee,‘ Queen-s Cmmm present visiting his brother. Hon. W..

last member o; me M. Lea, arid Mrs. Lea. Victoria.

lives and friends.

and was quite ‘largely attcgded.

th d rte i

gllrjltaiwfiwfgiwlégfuw a351,“; h$fjthe plans made in connection with

d ted

at?!‘ °flflf°jf§ufflfesu°umtgg Lawrence Deep Waterway Scheme.

' dM.G ttiie Baptist

arThe rfemdiii); (were tenriei-iy this summer from a two years‘ trip

laid to rest in the Dundas Cemetery abroad, where he visited Europe. by the following pull bearers: Messrs. Alli "Id Africa-

John MooKinnon, Allan MacSwain.

_ i; d 1mm d, famed Assouan Darn in Egypt. This

Dame] Mummw A re M?” dflfl, b! means of which a very wide

In d Int is

lured and IIIGOCX‘ Charles Stewart was

very gave dental treatment to a. number of the boys before leaving for camp.

J H. Morrissey, George Berrigurf and James Coyle. ODDFELLOWS CONVENTION-

age. l

ERECTING NEW DUILDING- the British Government at a cost of A power house 24 x 20 with oon- 850000.000. and since then has been on icrete floor 1s being erected by Mr. raised twice. the second and final 1M8? 3A. T. McKinnon adjoining the pot- armfatc warehouse on the {Wharf to house the ught

the boilers other equipment for heating

are being assembled Stewart as Co.

i PAINFULLY

Railway and the large warehouse. The boilers. etc.

INJURED - Mr. Frizzell. Cornwall, met with l

started he was carried several fet

‘into the air. Then he lost his holdl

the Medical examination re- vealed severe bodily injury together

falling across the frame of

with several started ribs.

ing to Home, Dr. McMahon was for Morris“ They Wm spend three- “

g ~' FUNERAL SERVlCE—'I‘he fun- algllrengtarlcsargasllxixcamtlendftavlllzso!5::- 3:31,“ the guest M ‘he!’ uncle and eral of M. Ellen McKenna was held rem“, w the Bishop ' ‘gaturday morning from the resi-

_'_ i ence of Mr. P. U. Robin. 114

ilica where a Requiem High Mass

was celebrated by Rev

Duffy. Messrs J.

RESIDENCE BURNED — James

iBrooklyn Road, near Alberto

who noticed flames

E. OT-Ian-l ley. Service at the grave was con- wflducted by Rev. Louis Dougan, The

Feier i

Hardyi l Sther visitors i1, WilS lburned to the ground last evening iabout 5.30. The occupants of thci house were at work in the hay- field when the fire was discovered .by a neighbour, Mr. Gordon Hardyl breaking through the roof or thc house. The‘

loss is estimated at about $1000 of which only a small part is covered

l by insurance

l

|Stewart is a and College

jrninister of the Cb ~

ther, Mrs. Sadie R/rl" E. White. of Lancaster. Ohio. and Mrs. John -.

_.___,_

last evening at red Heart Home.

till-nod to the City. He had bee;-

a short time passed away.

ted States.

Roman Catholic Cemetery.

WEDNESDAY WEDDING

Mr. graduate of Transyl- of the Bible of Lexington, Ky., and has been stationed at Germantown as :. nil Church for 59V?“ years. With him on the trip were Mrs. Fred Bauer and her mo- a i. of Need- hflm. Mass. and Mr. and Mrs. H. W. All are the guests of Mrs. Edith Stewart

The death of Mr. William Ham- mil, of this City, occurred suddenly 5 o'clock in the Sac-

joying good health, but; was 5312;} suddenly with a hcart attack. and in

He is survived by one sister. Mrs. John Hagen, South Granville, and two sons, William E. Hammil, City, and James Austin Hammil, in Uni-

The funeral will be hold 0n Wed- nesday morning at 9 o'clock to St. Dunstans Basilica, thence to the

ANNIVERSARY- Congratulation were extended yes- terday to Mr, and Mrs E. H. Beer on this the 45th, anniversary of

..'MOTORS HUME-Rev. George Stewart. of Germaritowri. Ken- N- 5- tucky. motored home to visit his RAW- mother, Mrs. Edith Stewart, at Mon-

re- tague, a distance of 1,600 miles.

Born B3 years ago in Charlotte- town, the late Mr. Hammii was lo- cated for a. number of years at. South Granville, where he carried on farm- ing operations. but eventually he re-

their wedding. --____ CAMPBELL-FULTON NUP- TlALS-The marriage of Miss Ruby Campbell. daughter of thc

late Mr. and Mrs. Neil Campbell of

this city to Rev. M. Scott Fulton,

lottetowrl. took place evening at Malpequc. The Williamson. Mr. and Mrs. will remain on the Island Monday next.

rpleted in about a month's time I l

minion Department of Public Works. in order to ensure the safety, of potatoes stored in the

uiarehoiisc during the wintcr,

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i I

Richard McQuarrie

years. whose fatliers were killed or

take a course leading to a in a Canadian University.

Mr. R. S. Lea. oi Montreal, of the

lfirm of R. S. and W. S. Lea, inter-

He and his mother have been as-

|portant power undertakings on the She loaves to mourn the loss of ii-continent, and among their clients

V, H _ he, eonowrn“ humtnddare the Montreal Light. Heat and 30px;: S“; nephews and other rela, Power Company. the Shawlnigan