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DECEMBER 24. 1931

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rident hzul cone out in it 22- 11-1111) morning to fish cud oﬂ’ eii- home tit Chcpstow. bi-wlzezs hurl disappeared. 1 1111,1111 1111‘ short‘. was watched 1i.1~ iilltiltn and yesterday 1111-111; operations were unsuc- {111 'l‘hr‘v will bruin again io- 1 .1\ 11 lite sea is not L00 rough. ‘the zlf-ceasefi ivei-r 5011s of Ml‘- .-\!l.-1‘1 .i itfnrllonald and the late . inn-Donald of Chcpstow -- was wr-ll known in boxing '11 in the province. Last sum- 111- funk purt in the Maritime ;111..‘111‘ur i1 1: x i i1 i: championship tnuiiniiiiriit. Ills brother, Bernard. v..i.~ uudi-i- treatment in tlieChar— |.f1ll(‘lt1\1.II ilospital for a consider- 1111i!‘ 111111‘ laiat sprinii. Both men w-r-rr‘ unnini-ricti. i-Zziiviirinp besides their father me four brothers mid three sis- ll‘l‘.\_ Wivitrr. Francis, Ronald and J-Trrbert. Nluclkmald. all of Chop- lwtnvr; Mrs. Arthur Dixon and Mrs ‘Ifni-olrl Dixon nf Fortune. and Ber- lnollﬂ Muclfonnld at Little Harbor The svmpnthv nf the entire pro- vim-r- will in to the family in their 1.'-+»..1-»m.-1.1 at this season

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l GYROS ‘TRI-II-J—Ti1e Charlottetow-ii G.\'l‘° Club held lla annual Christmas- ti-ce lasi night at the regular weekly meeting. Mr. R. W Becket w-a; chairman. A musical jirogram to which club members contribut- ed added much to the enjoyment of the 11101-11115-

The newly organized Little The- atre Guild at Summerside present.- cd their initial plays last week in Si. ltiaryis- Hall to a membership 01' about 75. His Worship Mayor Robinson prcsidrti 11nd congratu- luicd the Guild 1111 their choice of

jiltiys and their successful presen- 1.111011.

IIUMI-l I-"(lll IIOLIJJIYt-i -- Miss Alarguret Vvebstcr. Charlottetown,

. and Lorne Mitt-Kay. students at the

\\'t‘.\'i.('l‘I‘| Unlrei-siiy, 1411111011, 0111.. haic arrii-cd to spend their Cinzst- 1111s il0ll( vs at their liutn-e. (‘011- - . arrivf-fi r111 'l‘li1irs(i1i_\' Rirkcr College, Hoiitun. ‘liar-JP. Hzleii Dt-Blois. student at Zi-laccimizilci College. lloirrriil. and Lemur-l Prov s1‘. student at Toronto L‘1i.\c.->ii_v. ill'l'l'\'(‘fi lasi exciting.

lllAlllTlkll-I WOMEN'S (‘LUB A Christmas incefng uf the him-i- time Wonicrrs Club \\'il.\‘ 111-id 111 iii-1- ' Hull-i 011 ‘flitii-s-tkiy‘, ew- ouud u Christmas ti-te 111.11 tor the poor. The meeting had 11 1i musical side. 111121-11 w-as pru-

- iulcc! by Dr. Alfred Whitehead and

the choir of Christ Church Cathed- 1-.1'1. D12, \Viiilt'il(‘ft-'i mire il slim-t talk on carol.- nld 11nd new. --a lli>tfl1"- 1:111 and illilSFlll tulk iii which he origin and true nature of carols .'l‘hc cam s. 0f wrious countries. ivhia-h vii-ere suns; by the choir. supplied illust- ruti-Jiii» to Dr. Whitelit-afts remarks. —‘.I111il1-e1il Exchange.

ll-IGIHLI-INE SERVICE PLANE AltHIVI-Zs-A twin-motored Drau- oi1 0f the Canadian Airways. to be used on the Maqdalene Islands

II AVE CHRISTMAS ,

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A’. the Rotary Luncheon yester- day the guest speaker was Rfev. Cuiion Malone.

James Rattcnbury has arﬂvcd home from Acadia University to spend the Christmas holidays with hi5 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ratteubury of Charlottetown.

ISLANDER PASSES-MI‘. Lemuel Winchester received a telcgrlm yesterday morning from Webster, 111111.», announcing the death of hls brctlicr, Edwaivi Winchestcr after l snort illness. There were no particu- lars. The deceased left. Charlotte- t0.v.1 some fort. 3'9"" i180-

Tlie death of the intc Alexander wit-Innis- at Murray River on Nov- ember 21st, though not altogether unexpected was deeply regretned by a large circle of friends and t‘.~])f‘(‘lEiliy so by 111s dovwed fam- ily, and removed from our midst one who was well known and re- spected in the community.

'I‘iie body of Bernard MacDon- ald. ‘.27. drowned within sight of his home at Chepstow Saturday ‘fermion ivhen a motor boat cap- d, was recovered from the sea 11111-111 2 o'clock yesterday after- 11-11111. Dragging operations Sunday

--.-.11d y-r-stertiuy failed to locate the

1111111 sci-rice this winter, landed at ,

Upton Airport yesterday after- noon from Quebec City. Pilot W- E. Barnes n-as at the controls and 811211189!‘ Leo Power and a pas- sengcr Ben Rogers were aboard. The plane was recently oirrliiiired n" Toronto and equip- ped with two-way radio rom- municatinn for the service. The flight from Quebec yesterday via Moncton. N. B. was made in three hours and 4i min- tiles.

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peasant afternoon tea W1!»- licid at. tlic home of Mrs. I‘iltl'l'_\’ Davidson. Motif-agile. under the auspices of tlic Ladies- Auxlliai-y- 0i tlu‘ Kings County Hospital 011 'l‘11ursda,v Dee. l6. Mrs J. EhFi-uscr nict the guests, Mrs. David -.on and Mrs. L. B Mellish received In the dining: room Mrs. Owen Hughes mid Mrs.

.po1vci- service t0 Mount

Louis Mat-Donald poured 1cm Mrs. ‘ Preston ltlaclntyre, Mrs. Hume and Miss Milftlil served Mrs.

Laura Hubley. L1Oi1\'(‘l'lVI()il‘i\l;llf-! e11- tei-taiiied the guests with several very love/y musical number». A large number of ladies- dropped in frii- tcu and a very 111cc cum was realized _ L,

r-“TIDDING BELLS -~ A wed- ding of much interest wzi> solem- nizcd at the rectory, Kensingtqpj

body of his brother, Charles Mac- Donald. ll. who 10st his life also when the boat capsized 50 yards 01f shore as they attempted to laud in heavy seas.

The lucky winners cl Hulmarrs 'i‘\\"1i Free Turkey-s. were Mrs. Wil- liam .\fcCabe, 308 Grafton Street. from Humans Charlottetown store, and Mix,- Adelaide Yeo. Not-ham, from Holmans Summer- ﬁlfit} Store We congratulate them on their good fortune as being the lucky visitors, winning this nice door prize. and we trust. that they will enjoy their Christmas dinnefi. Th1‘ (haw-lug was made on Satur- tiuy evening, December 13th.

IiEALlZI-l SUBSTANTIAL SUM ~$ll4.50 was contributed in silver collection at the Male Chorus

also lracrrd concert at the Prince Ed-

ward Theatre Sunday night, it was announced yesterday. The. response ivas the greatest since the concerts 111 aid of the Free Dispensary were inaugurated several years ago, ft was said. Many fine comments as to the high standard of music maintained by the Male Chorus and assisting ar- tists who added greatly to the pleasure of the program.-

MAIIITIME ELECTRIC SUP- PLIES MT. STEWART-Efectrlﬂ Stewart, about i5 miles from Charlottetown. was begun December B, lb I n. m. from the recently constructed line on St. Peter's Road. l1. was an- nounced yesterday. Approximately 60 customers were being sewed In 1111‘ village and farmers along the liighivay were having their homes wired to enable them to make use of this source of power. The new trausiiiisdnii lines along the St. Peter's Road arc of special high

istrenuth stccl and aluminum and

by Rcv. B Pream on WH-diicsciny l

mOTIIiHg at 7.30 ivheu Gladys Myrtle daughter of 1\ll'$. Alan-y and the late William Pi-ofiti 11f Long River became the bride of Robert Ilildmuiid son 0f Mr. and Mrs, Wil- fiam Stavert. Kelvin. The bride was bcfcoilllill-‘il’ attire-d iti a utiwn of winc- silk velvet with ncf-c-soi-ics to mulch and was attended by hef- cousin Miss- Jean Campbell, while m‘? 21-00111 was stipportetl by his brolim- 01817011. Tlic grnmnls g1); to the bride was a bcntitlful gold watch. Immediately iolloving the

m‘ a 11011111110011 trip 111111111111 the Maritime-s. on their return r1 '11‘- CPDtiOII was held at 1111‘ homo of

t-ivt-s. The imppy _\'01|i1|_; pump-e Wm reside in Kevin \\'llf‘I‘C lil!‘ 111-mini is R lll‘"$l1f‘i'0iis farmer. ‘flu-v are lollmlffl 1W the best “ism-s of :1 110st of friends.

The untimely death of Mr. C. T A‘ Mllvilﬂll. n71‘ 5B, crt-uircd at Vancouver, B. .. on Friday: Der, 10th. 1937. Mr. AIitc-hcil attempt- eri to cross the .‘tl'(‘f‘t 11511111 1W1; blocks from home when 1-1- was struck down by a moist-rye“. and die-i Rllncsl. instantly

Beside?»- liis tivo cluuglitrrs Ethel and Grace. and a sou Clint-lei.- P.. Mr. Mitchell leaves his mother. Mrs. J. W. Mitchell 111cc Hoopcri. now past 91 years or "g1; n; Imthin-idgc. Alta; a brother Robt. at Providence, R.I.: :1 bmmm- Frank. at Portland. Orr‘; a 515m, Innis-c. at Toronto. 0111.; a 5isi,@r_ Inez. at LetJibi-ldge. Alta; and a brother, Erncitt at Toronto. Ont.

Mr. Mitchell 1Pfll'l‘l0(‘i the p1-ii1t- nig business with his brother Robt. at Charlottetow-n. who in tum was taught by his father J. W. Mitch- ell, former newspaper publisher and printer, also of Charlottetown

Chas. T. A. Mitchell was mar- ried at an early age to Miss Daisy Plckard of Charlottetown. ivhnm he lost by denth about iii/cars are. His funeral on Der‘. i5 i937. conducted by Rev. R. N. ‘Ma- theson of Colllnjrwood United Church. of which he was a mem- ber. was largely attended. Rev Mr. Matheson was assists-d by Rev C. G. F‘. Stone. A relative. Mr. Morris Taylor. sang "Beautiful isle of Somewhere"

The beautiful floral tributes n1- tested to the regard in which the deceased was held and in the sym- nathy felt for the bereaved fam- il_v.

Mr. Mitchell's printing business will be carried on bv his son Char- les Picknrri Mitchell. who has been tn his father's i-mpiny for some

of the year.

years.

1 gills which included linen,

arc strung n11 poles 400 feet apart and were said to be somewhat different so far as electric line construction iii the Marltimes was concerned.

A V(‘l‘_i.’ enjoyable evening was spent at the Bradalbane Commun- ity Hail on Wednesday evening, Dec. 15th. ivlien a number of friends and neighbors gathered to tender a showed in honor of Misc Hclcn Cousins. who is to be one of the seasons brides. The bride-to- be was escorted to the seat of honor by Mrs. Allen Hickox. The sliver.

‘ china. money ctc.. were opened b!

Miss‘ Katherine Dixon and Mrs.

ceremony thc bride and itroom left 1 E1112“ Abbot while the ucmmpany-

‘inn thr- 1ab'e by . M ,D lfi the bridc for the immediate rcln- ‘ M mm

, ivm-ds Miss Cousins

lug vcr r-s were read by Miss Hazel Vlnntlsitle. The gifts were arranged Miss Margaret and Miss Christine MarPlu-rson. I11 a few will chosen

thanked her their kindness All joined in

many friends for and good wishn.

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WEDNESDAY ANSWER STILL ALARM—City firemen nuswcred a still alarm shortly before fivc o'clock last. eve-

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Royal Bank corner. A short circuit in the electric wiring caused the hii-‘IL’ w-hitah was extinguished ba- forc much damtiife was done. The alarm was the third to which Char- lntteioivu firemen responded in s ichtly more than twelve hours.

—I)EATH OI-‘ MISS FLORENCE SCALES-Where passed away in the‘ Prince Edward Island Hospital last evening Miss Florence Scales of Scotch Plains. New Jenny. Miss scales was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scales of st. Eleatiors. Miss Scales was a graduate nurse and was for many years on the staff of the Burns Sanatorium at Scotch Plains. She visited her mother every summer and renow- ed old friendships and Island friends will mourn her passing

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a year ago. She is survived by her brother. Austin A. Scales, Frec- town and her sl-tcr. Mrs. Oliver Johnson. North Bnttleford, Sask. Mrs. Johnston arrived home last. ff-‘rlday to be with her sister. The remains will rest, at her old home in St. Eleanor-s from today noon. Service at. the house on Thursday at. 2 p. m. Interment will be in St. John's Cemetery, St. Eleanor-s. Much sympathy Ls extended t0 the bereaved brother and ulster in il-ieir ins-I.

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—S’BIDE POLICE COURT-In the Bummorside Police Court yes- terday James MacDougall wasgiv- en two months in jail for steallnd the car o! G. W. Phillips ‘from his 1 “' on Summer Street. A man was committed to jail for drunkenness and another bad his ball bond of Sides-treated. S

ILLNESS REGBETTED- -— Mr. William T. Wellner, 45 Winchester Sticet, Brookllne, Mass, formerly of Charlottetown, has been under treatment in the New England Deaconess Hospital. Boston. since October last. First. he had an op- eration on he leg and the ankle amputated. A few days I80 l-hﬁ 16B was amputated. However, he is get- ting along weil and hopes to be able to return home in two or three weeks time. -

City Police were looking for two men last night whom they believed were involved in the robbing early Monday morning of Arthur T. Bax- ton. former Charlottetown man now residing at Bordon. it; was learned last night. Sexton had been robbed o! 811 and a. silver watch. police said.

According to information they received. authorities said. Sexton had been accosted by two men when he came out of a cafe on lower Queen Street shortly after midnight Sunday. They asked for a cigarette and he gave them one. The two men walked along with him for a short distance and thcn left. Near the corner of Grafton and Pownal Streets Sexton said he was agaluaccosted‘ by the two men who asked for twenty-five cents. After a short conversation, in which Sexton told the two he had no change, nothing but bills, they knocked him down and took his money and watch.

Police said they had been given a good description of the men by Sexton who declared that he rec- ognized them as former school ac- quaintances. Sexton is employed on the 8.8. Charlottetown at Bor- den.

Ten milch cows, ﬁve curves, and three horses were burned to death last evening when fire of unknown origin destroyed a barn owned by Warburton Murray. Piusville, ten miias from O'Lu.ry. 700 bushels oat-s and a quantity of hay were included in the loss. One horse was saved from the blazing bulld- tng. No accurate estimate of the loss was available last night, but it was bet-eyed to be in the vicin- lty of $8,000. It is not known whether there was any insurance.

The fire was discovered shortly after 6 o'clock, it was said, and

had at that time gained consider- able headway. A stiff breeze fan- ned the flames which spread with great. rapidity.

The ﬂames could be seen for miles. residents in adjoining dis- tricts said. Residents at Piusvllle could not. be reached last night. to learn full details of the fire asthe district has no telephone commu- nlcation.

It was believed. however, that a second barn not far from the one destroyed had been saved from the ﬂames.

At the opening of the County Court of Prince County yesterday Judge D. Edgar Shaw took his seat on the Bench for the first time and Clerk J. F‘. Arsenault read his appointment. after which Mr. Heath Strong, K.C., on be- half of the Bar cf Prince County, who were present in court in a body. read the following address: To the Honourable D. Edgar Shaw, K.C.. Judge of the County Court of’ Prince County, Prince Edward Island.

May it please Your Honour:

We. the undersigned, members u! the Bar of Prince Edward Island, residing and practising in Prince County. desire to offer you our most hearty fellcltattons on your recent promotion to the honoured position of Judge oi‘ the County Court of Prince County.

Your‘ Honour has had a 1on8 and extensive practice at the Bar of this Province. and you have also capably ﬁlled the position for many years as Magistrate for Queens County, and you are there- fore eminently fitted for the high position to which you have been called; and we feel sure that you will deal with all cases that come before you impartially and effect- ivelv.

We are delighted to know that. you are to become a citizen of the Town of Summer-side. and know- ing something of your pleasant social qualities and happy enter- taining abilities. your coming will be all the more welcome.

We wish you many years of happiness and prosperity in the high office to which you have been elevated.

Isignedi: Heath Strong. C. D. McCalium, Thane A. Campbell. Wilfred Tanton. George M. Mat- thews. Ernest H. Strong, Morley M. Bell. Lloyd G. Lewis. W. Henry Noonan, Walter A. Darby Richard S. Hinton, Donald 0. Stewart, J. Watson McNaught. James E. Wells. Adrien F. Arsenault. T. L. Comp- ton. Chester P. McCarthy.

Judge Shaw made a ﬁtting rc- piy expressing gratification for 1.111‘ kindly address and lntlmatlng that this would be an encouragement for him in the days to come to fulfill the duties of his office to the bcst of his ability. He referred ito the gentlemen who preceded

{him on the bench in Prince Coun- '

ity in a ﬁtting manner. stating that his aim and ambition would ibe to emulate their high example and his motto would be as aug- izested by an eminent member of the Bar of another province in n congratulatory massage that his association with the members of the Bar would be most pleasant. his judgment fair and honest Ind his mistaken ll for no possible.

TEMPERATURE IS DOWN-Ml’- wmq-gn Burns, meteor-clot; st at the Charlottetown Experimental Sta- 11111. 1m 1111111 rvuorwd 11w Wm- pei-uture at: 8 p. m. was‘ ll degrees above zero with a 20 milc-per-liour westerly wind which combined to make a chilly night for Christmas shoppers. At a p. m. yesterday six degrees above zero was recorded as compared with 32 dealt?“ MDHdBY-

At, an adjourned meeting of the Summerslde Town Council, Mayor Robinson presiding. B Yeslllul-lm‘ was passed w raise the amount. 0! the grant to the Prince County Hospital from 3209-00 m 5400-00-

Mr. C. Ross MacKenzie was a1)- pointed. Town Clerk, thc 11111101111- ment to take effect. on January 1.

Police Oﬁicet- Peter White, W110 has been acting in tliecnilﬂﬂill’ °f Ciiiefsirtce the resignation 0101111‘! Klnch, was ablmilllﬁl Cm“ °f Police for the 'l‘o1.vi1.

Bills passed 111-re‘. town paid bills, $2114.03; 1111mm 1111b. $078015- elwtrlc light paid bills, $357117; unpaid, $1279.96.

—BRIDAL SHOWER-A lat-Qt! number of neighbours and fricuzls gathered at the home oi 7M1‘. ani- Mrs. W. A. McMui-tlo, KCfVllI, t0 tender a shower n1 1101101- 01" 1111-11- daugiiter Miss Marin-H‘! JPml- Th” house was tastefully decorated in pink 111d w-iiite for the occasion- The bride-to-be was lililIUTCd to the draw-tug room and scritcd 111d bridal chair by Mi-sstcpheiiBuius while Mrs. Edward ivlcltlurcitiivlny- ed Lite wedding march. 'l‘l1c nir- meroiis and useful gifts were op- ened by Gladys Walker and Georgie Yeo, while Mary Ste-wart

and Jennie Mc-Kay- read the ac- cmnpﬂllyillg verses. Elva Stuvcri. and Mildred McK-uy curt-fully ar-

ranged tliem on 1111c table. M155 McMui-cio thanked 111-1- lrictids for the lovely gifts and invited thcm all to visit, licr 111 her new home. All joined in singing "For Site's A Jolly Good Fclloiv". A dainty luucli was served by the ladies and the remuindci- of the ercniiig pleasantly passed in music and social chat after which all cirpiirt- erl to their homes- w-ishing Miss- Margai-et many years of 11111111)’ wedded life. 1

A number of friends and neigh- bours gathered 1i1 Scu Vicw Iluli on Tuesday c-vcuing to tender a reception to Ml‘. 11nd Mrs. Norwood Campbell who had recently been married. The bride and groom were escorted to ‘(T-fits of honor on the platform to tlu‘ strains of a wedding march played by Mrs. lot-rte Ciunpbell. A tin-go basket prettily decorated and laden with all kinds of parcels was‘ brought 1n. They iivere opened by Mrs. Lester Duggan and the humorous verses were read by Marjory Bry- entoii while Pauline Coulsnn ar- n-angcd 111cm nicely on 1110 table. Mr. Campbell tlumkrd all iricutls for their great kindness and all joined in singing "For Tlicy Are Jolly Good Fellow-s." Mr. and Mrs. Campbell received many gifts of linen. china and glassware, pieces of wedding silvcr and envelopes. The remainder of the evening was spent in music and dancing. and a delicious lunch was served by the ladies. after which all depart- ed t0 their homes after wishing Mr. and Mrs. Campbell every hap- piness. Mr. Arthur Stewart cap- ably filled the office of chairman throughout the proceedings.

—BII.IDAL COUPLE HONORED —On the evening of December l4 alarge number of relatives and friends met a1. the home of Mr. and Mrs.Wn1. Stitvei-t to do honor to their son Robert and his bride (Gladys Profitti who had recently returned from a honeymoon trip. During the evening" Mr. Percy Mc- Murdo called the company to or- der while‘. Mr. Aibci-t Walker read a suitable address to Mi-. and Mrs. Stave-rt, and Mr. Arnold Walkcron behalf of t-lic friends iiud neigh-

hours presented them With n beautiful Chitin (iubuict. Mr. mid Mrs. Stavei-t thnnkcd thr- friends

for their kindness, tiller which till Joined in singing “For They Are Jolly Good Fellow-s." Tho re- nuiinflei‘ of the t-vciiing was en- joyably spent in music and (‘m1- tesis. Mrs. Harold 1.1 . -d 11nd Mrs Edward McMui-fio plagrcfl some 111cc selections on the piiiiio accompan- ied by Arnold -Walker lillti Robert. Hogg on harmonica. A (minty lunch was SFHC-‘i by ti": 1.111 1.-..1i1.-i after a hearty slug-song nnrl "God Be With You Till We Meet Agnin" all departed to their homes after wishing Mr. and Mrs. Stnvertmnny years of happy wedded lite.

WILLIS - ACKLANI) NIlPTIALS —A pretty mld-Doceiubci- wedding took place at. Hampshire on Fri- day evening, the truth, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ackland, when their dntightei- Ger- trude Caroline was united in mar- riage to Mr. Samuel Wilbur Willis tson of Mrs. Willis and the lnte Hubert Willis of Kingston). Rev. Byron G. Manzer per-fanned the ceremony. The bride who was giv- en away by her father, was attired in n blue Dela gown with coilnr and cuffs of white. She wore a comnei. of Sunset roses mid rar- ried a bouquet of similar beautiful blooms. Miss Annie Watson of

, tertltned

Charlottetown pl a y e d Mendeli- who's Wedding March 11s the bri- ﬂat party took their places under 11 biua and silver crescent arch illuminated by the light of blur- I-nudles. Forty guests were ban- duettcd in the dining room which

‘was decorated to suit the festive

season. During the evening Miss Watson nnd Mrs. Prank Willis en- the guests with musical selections. Mr. and Mrs. Willis will make their new home in King- IAI-

A very pleasant evening was spent on Tuesday Dec. 7th whoa ‘members of Memorial Lodge I... O. B. A. Iathemd at the homo of Mrs. John H. Howstt, Hiilsboro Street, when l. sister Mr]. W. B. Manhood was an‘ honor-pd gout.

FIRE ALARM-Jilin firemen m. sponded to a second alarm r- dav morning at 11.20. for l It 5B Sydney Street, occupied by Ed- win Byers. A line of hose from the kitchen faucet was used to ox- ttngutsh the blaze which did not cause much damage. THURSDAY

-SAD NEWS RECEIVED _. Mn. Oliver Mac-Neill of Sunm-iersidu, has received wond that her cousin. Miss Lois Lee O'Donnell, graduate of Rliode Island Hospital, Providence, died mi December 121.11 from a coin- pound fracture of the skull caused when she was struck by a car on November 11th. lltiiiss O’Donne1l was 22 years of age. Her mother. Mrs. John O'Donnell was formerly Mss Laura Thomas of North St. Elea- nors. Miss O'Donnell visited her mother's home Inst nmimar and relatives and friends hare will re- gret to learn o! her untimely de- mtscs-S

IS PROMOTED-Captain W. A Smith, clerk of the local poilcc court, 1111s been promoted to the rank of Major and the command of No. 6 District. Signals, Royal Canadian Signals, with headquar- ters in Charlottetown, according to word received here from the National Defence Department, Ottaw- Mnlor Smith amended Major F‘. B. Conrad who has been transfer-red to the reserve of of- ficers ofli/Iilltary District N0. 6 with the rank of Lieutenant O01- onel. Major Smith served overseas in Fﬁ-ance and Belgium in m; Great War from May, 1916, f0 May, 1918. He went to England in i918 with the N0. 2 over-sols battery selge artillery.

-\\'EI)DING BELLS —- A very Pretty marriage wan soiomnlzed at the United Church Parsonage. Kensington, on Wednesday, Octob- er 27th. when Misc Margaret Jean. (la-limiter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McMurdo of Kelvin, was united in marriage to Mr. James Evans Mc- Kﬂy. son of Mr. and Mrs. John McKay of Clifton. Rev. B. C. 8:1- tar performed the marriage oere- mﬂﬂy- The bride was attended by her sister. Ruby, and Harold Mc- Leod of Irishwwn ably supported the groom. After the ceremony the happy couple motored to Ohlr- iottctowxi. In the evening a sump. ilwllﬁ iiveddins supper was served at the bride's home to the immed- iate friends and relatives of the bride and groom. Later in the evvului; a Darty of serenaders wait- Pd upon the young couple and ex- tended their good wish” gnd ware all served with refreshments. Mr. and Mrs McKay will reside tn Clinton where the groom 111 q pfgs- DC-POUS young farmer.

-DI-I(JEMBER WEDDING-Tho marriage took place at tho Roe. tory, Kensinzton, on Wednesday mflming. December 1st, 1987, of Miss Gladys Profitt, youngest daughter of Mrs. Proﬂtt 1nd the late Wm. Proﬂtt of Long River and Robert Edmund Btavert, eld- est son of Nlr. and Mrl. Wm. Btu- vert of Kelvin. Rev. B, rrggm p". formed the ceremony. The bride ‘was attended by her cousin Miss Jean Campbell. while the groom was supported by his brother Clay- ton Stavert. After the ceremony the happy coupll motored w Borden 011 a. honeymoon trip to New Brunswick. On their return a reception was held at the bride's home on Wednesday, Dec. 7th when a wedding supper was larv- ed to the immedtltc relatives of the youn: ﬁouple. ‘Ihe usual gay bunch of serenadera put in an sp- pearance and in a jovial and hearty manner offered their con- gratulations amld much merri- mcnt. The young couple will rc- slde iu Kelvin when the 810cm is ahprosperous farmer and fox ran- C Cl‘.

lie funeral of the late Mr. Wil- liam Wivtidc-‘l of Cape Traverse which took place on Monday. Doc. 61.11, was largely attended in spite of the very disagreeable weather. After a short sci-vice at the 110mg consisting of the hymn Lead, Kindly Light, and a short prayer the rrinnins were taken to the United Church. The hyinm 51mg iv-‘re: Wc Cannot ‘mink Of Them As Dear‘. nnd Peace. Perfect Peace. “Ylw- F111;.- Muiinit rang wry hniutlfully nud with much ‘ " _ No Burdciia Younder. A comforting message ivas delivered by hi; pitslor. Rev. Ralph Barker, who lrouductcd the services both at the home and the church. Many bcnutiful floral bfferlngs twtifled to the esteem iii which the do- cz-ased was held. Mr. Waddell. who passed away after a lingering illness wi‘l be greatly missed in the community of which he was a hromincnt. citizen. Ha was s suc- cussfui farmer and miller. He was for many years a member of the United Church and wu a member of Mount. Moi-lab Lodge Al". and A.M He leaves to mourn their 10m his wife. one daughter, Mrs. Wiley Irving of Borden, two sons, Glenn and Clarence, both of Cape Traverse. a number of grandchild- ren and the following sisters and brothers: Mrs. Cleaver McLean, Chai-‘ottetown: Mia 14min Wad- dell and Mr. Samuel Waddei‘. of British Columbia. Mr Augustin Weddell of North Tryon. and Mr. Murdock waddoii of New Ybrk. Mr. Waldrnn Darrach of Remington. conducted the Masonic service at the grave. The following were the pull-hearers: Mercer: Fred Hell, Dotigla-s Bel‘, J. I-I Howntt. Leslie Campbell, [nigh Lnwther, and Montiilrue ClmdbelL ‘Inter- ‘mciit was" "in "m? United Uﬁiirtll - cemetery ct Owe Traverse. -

FUNERAL SERVl‘~-~_

M“! o! Mr. wui11=1l1L§vaE‘° ‘ hold yeatordny 1110mm“ 1r h Wu “mm °l hi! Ion wiiiijm “l” Hayfield s1, to s1. puntunlm- l4 ﬂies where nsquim, Hlghnzg; was sun b

D~ ‘megiiali ti}; N35: '12“- Samuel CFIJI, Wm. Bradle m" Martin. Bums 31mm Jil- John Bunion and set-gr; Aug“ Mcllllnnf. Service at the grave was conduclf- 0d by Rev. G. McCormack_ '-

Mr

- 811d Mrs. Presto "ti"! years residents 3f 15y» hBVQ Clkbn up their n, 1d tn their lovely new home - S. "l" of Sununerside. M‘ “a Before leaving thi- “vane ..

' ll were waited on by friends ‘hi?’ I16 Rhbours and presented with address and parting gifts. m After the presentation and dress to which Mr. Ellislreplied ‘lililnlilf- the evening w,“ g1‘. to social intercourse m .9“ dancing.

Ellis, 10 Tyne Vur

The pupils of St._.i- .. School gave their 1111x1121 mas Concert in St. Jﬂmpg evening before

Sllnd|y Chi-lg. Hall lut

success it was The _...

Santa. Claus with imnmljald“ candy and oranges w,“ ‘greets:

with tremendous ‘applausm

-___. Peter Cnmpb-il 11nd John Stank- were arrested by City P011011 y night charged ‘with 101,131,). violence. Charles were laid f1; "'18 investigation of tlu.‘ 111: robbing of Arthur resident, early Monday clamed. police

them be had riothin but. b‘ they knocked him colt-n andlligbm him 0f $11 and a silver ivatch, Sexton. l native of Charlottetown now employed on the S. 5.0111111 lottetovrfn, told police he recogrijgq one of the men who accosted him as a former school acquaintance,

A happy event was celebrated an Friday evening, Dec. 17th, 111 gm. 59181011. where n. large number d relatives and friends gathered 5t the home of Mr. and .\Ii‘s. 5m". lav Caseiey, on the 11111-111111. ,1 their Silver Wedding Aimirorsary.

Mr. John W. Hogg, m‘ Siimmen side read an address and Mr, W111 Johnson, of Margstc, made 1 pm; irritation of a lovely chest of silvaf and other small gifts. Mr. camp“ 011 his own and Mrs. Crtseley-‘s in. hﬂif- Krautously lCknmfiefigc-d u" kindness of those present.

Rev. B. 0.

A HMS-Song was led by M], Russel MuKay with ltlrs. lilacKq u accompanist.

At the conclusion or 11 m“; m. 10mm’ Welllnﬂ i! bountiful lunti was served by Misses Muy 6559198!’ Evelyn Johnson. Margaret gofltt Alli Mrs. Ellis Proiitt. "--————' .1:

giants

and Mrs. Edward A. Griffin, of Burton, Lot 7. a daughter. CAMPBELL-At Chelton on Deli 1°. 1937, w Mr. and M111. 11111111111 cilmllbell (nee Hazel Mnelifickcni a sou.

"KEEN-At 11411111111», on Dec ii 1937 to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hagen, l daughter.

FORD-At the P. E. I. 11011111111011 Dec. l8. to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Fmd- Win51”. a son. Richard Mei-rill

"AGAN-At Millvalc, Dec. ll. i981 to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hagan: gallﬁiliﬂl‘. Margaret Not-con. ELL-At. 12-! l-illisbnrOilgii Si. City 011 December l9. 19:17, 111 Mr. and yTS-‘RIISSCH Bell. a son, at-llborn. lM-BQNaLn-at the 11111111 1:11- Wird IS and Hospital nu fX-c. l9, 1937. to Mr. and Mrs. John B. Mac- Willi‘!- l-‘lntllZfﬂek. i1 sun. >_ Mamuatizzs iuAc1.rcivi~1Aiv-cnuss~1i.a~ - At Belle River, P. -E.---I.-,~11n»-Ficc. ~15. 1937. by the Rev. W. n. .\i.11-Pl1ail. Myrl Mae MacLt-nxum to Willard nil-wlll Clhsftmmr

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IIEARN -In this city m1 Dec. 2f. 1937. Mrs. Francis Hem-m‘, motlit? 0f Mrs. George MoQunirl. MILLER-At 240 Ells-tfill Street Wednesday. Dec. 22, 1937. William Arthur Miller iii his 60th 111-ar- TRAINOIL-At tin‘ Sacred Heart Home on December i8. ifximfauis Tllmiﬂr- nced 50 years. RODNEY-At the 501M. Charlottetown, on Decem- b" 13. 1937. John Rooney agtd B0 year-

MACDONALD-At Grand ‘n-arsdil on Dec. 17th, 19:17, Angus Mll- Donald, aged 67 years. BLACQUlbllll-ln 111t- city Hairl- tai on Dec. l9, 1937, Ronald Bil were

PIT ItS-dn this city. on Dec. ll. I937, Eleanor Marie, lnfantdiilldll‘ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Peter» use 7 months.

WALSH "udde 1. 1111 m-c- 9°"- 1937. at the residence of his 80". Vlhliam Walsh, 74 Hayfield Bt-fﬂl William Walsh. axed 80 119R"-

GIGOWLEY-At Kensingloﬂ. D"-

21, Mrs. Isabella Crowley, 889d ‘l years. l’ . ROACII-At Darnlei- DP“ m-Ph“ ip Roach. aged 84 Yell"- SCALES—AC the Pfillﬁe Blind Hﬂipltll December Miss Florence Scales '67 _ plains, In Janey. wed l‘ 1”"

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