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MON-DAY

On Tuflday, Sept. 4th, Mrs. Howard Rfllly. a very highly q. teamed “resident of Watertown, Mass, passed peacefully away at the Wsltham Hospital, Waltham, Mass, at_ the early age of as years.

and Cllléd f0! Nlll. A was anilnliodoompetitiool

The homsof Mi‘. and Mrs. C. R. Stavert on Spring Street. Summ .- aide. was theacene of a happy everitlast Tucossy evening when the ladies of the Baptist Church gave them a surprise party in hon- our of their recent marriage.

After the guests had all assem- bled short speeches were given by a number of the ladies, and the bride and groom presented with s lovely gift. Mr. Stavert graciously acknowledged the gift wishes and on belied! of himself extended a cordial welcome to all to their new home.

After a delichtfui evening spent in music and song, the guests join-

wishod Mr. and Mrs. Stavert many years of hap- piness.--S

Ths death occurred at the Prince Edward Island Hospital yesterday, -S after a lengthy illncfl. 01 M15 J01!!!

J. MacKinnon, a prominent citizen Them of Charlottetown and for many years an outstanding figure in Odd-

_ for the ond raters being mso. for the suction was. as $78M). Votes of thanks to

concluded, the proceedings. —LAR.GEI.Y ATIINDED FUN-

teuded. R/ev. Mr. MacGowsn Messrs. C. C. Dickie, L.

lip A. nauit and Hugh Gamble. Interment was in

Provinces.

among our citizens, who will deeply , family. regret the loss of a firm. loyal friend. l

Montreal.

wersweliworthwhilspcsaeaaing.

bar two being knocked down to a lady for $6. Other- eidit wereput to bar home inlislifax, N.S., on in ,~and all were dis. gaturdsy. ‘rhey were accompanied

nine sec- The total -—S. stoted, Mr. and Mrs. Mould 1°;- gnm- u“ 0g m; Dr. R. H. MacDonald and Mrs. Mac- hotel and patronage, and to the 9°35“ LieuL-Governor for his spirited 1111141118 up of the Premier apple m!“

Wellington ccnductedtlue service assisted by Rem-J. B. Wileosrof Summerside. The pallbearers were,

R. Allen

the_ United Church Cemetery at Union Corner.

passed away on Saturday morning at her home in St. Nich- olas.‘ Delina Desnoches. wife of Mr. fellows’ activities in the Maritime Arthur Gaudet. m deceased lady had only been ill a short time with

Outside his business, fraternal and pneumonia and her death at the other connections Mr. MacKinnon comparatively early ape of forty-I had many warm personal friends two years is-a great loss to her,

l A devoted wife and mother chem; g 5mm” -= ~ mo; He is survléeiilitlbyérisdwidow, s; wail‘: be sorelyflmislliduila; hQThIQQmQd-‘ablgdu and for iy Miss en arson. was a ria vs o couc an $16: son, Alexander H. MaoKinnon. had many friends in the commun- onc daughter Mildred ity Whg will regret to learn of her gun, n 5,, on Bgfiufdgy and was

HOME-Mil. 001i-

1nd and her two children, who have

was made at 50o and soon there been spending the summer months num- with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Prlchard of Summerside, returned

up succession posed ofarfromeedownlo $1,117 Mrs. Conrad's brother, Norman Piiahard

, and Miss Glenda Muttart.

-mras ivsosi SASKATOON -

arrived on Saturday from Saskatoon to spend a few days with friends. Dr. MacDonald is a director of the Dominion Silver Fox Furs, Ltd, and will attend a direc- tors’ meeting at the company's head-

gguF-rh, ma"; “W1,” ‘m. iquarters at Summerside this evening.

w. Oliver Ryder which were iic1s'—3-

last Thursday afternoon from his

late residence were very largely at- of

Mr Haber Ellis of Forest View. died behind the steering wheel of his car about noon yesterday ‘while driving through O'I.ea.ry. Ap- parently suddenly stricken with a heart attack Mr. Ellis collapsed

punk qgmbh} “m” “m, mill while the car was proceeding slow-

ly along main street. The car moun- ted the sidewalk and stalled op- posite the residence of the Rov. Mr. .Pe . l-le was carried into Mr. ,1Peacook's home, but medical aid could not be reached. Mr. Ellis was in OiLeary all morning buylnl produce. l-Ie was between 00 and '10 years oi use Nnd is survived by a widow and grown-up family-

A three rnasted the St. Clair owned by Captain Pear- don, Pictou, Nova Scotia, is stay- better ‘weather to proceed to Plctou for re- pairs. ‘The schooner- left Campbell-

(Mrs. A. D. Borden, Montreal: fllreo passing She leaves to mourn her 510m, on m, M13439“ m1, where one

grandchildren, Robert Bo ’ . and husband. six daughters,

fsprang a leak Bhc made her way

Richard and Geraldine MacKinnou; Mary. Dena. Rik. 0611116 8M Ulflooito Summerside arriving there early

two brothers, George D,. Bherbrooke. and two sons, Martin and Adrien; Que, and Alexander. Montreal; and also her father, Mr. Joseph E. Des- twe sisters. Sherbrooke. and Mrs. Oswald Theodore and Urban. and four sis- Wright" Digby. NB. to whom Iymqtcrs, Miss Winnie DesRoohes, n.1- potiiy is extended on this occaeion- ‘mcuski, Quebec, Philouese Des- --——- Rochel. Redford. Mass, humane ‘rhere away at his homo Desltoches and Mrs. Eddie. Des- in DeSebie on s-risoy mmml- Rochcs of Miscouche. to on of gepwmber‘ 23th, Donald P‘. Mac- whom much sympathy is extended. Neiilinhis 82nd year. The funeral is taking place this Aitboush 1°‘ lomohtigi; momingmat nine o'clock to Mis- was most pa ell . M"! i’- couche urchP-S complain. and died 11994111111117 mm‘ ing in a risen Lord. A wedding of much interest was The ‘funeral which was held on solemnised on Satin-day morning Sunday, 80th and conducted by his m “mm. Ummd ghumh a; my,“ astoi’. Rev. Ewen MscDoulall. W!" o'clock. when Miss Jean Elisabeth srgeiy attended both at the house Wright, daughter of the isto Mr. and in the cortesa- Ho Woo loid and Mrs. Leslie Wright was united to rest in Argyle Blwre Qomotorvlm marriage to Robert Angus Gur- beside his wile who Pftdmuatdon, son of Mrs. Gordon of-Sum- him by about a year Ind 5 hlg- mersidc and the late Douglas Gor- Tho pa" boom" "o" =1! m“ a don. The church was tastefully sons: Jame». Qolvkg- lfw“ “:1 decorated with flowers and potted "‘“ w ' u"; m ..*""::"“. "o..." or er - orm v. , ~ . were leifgusiktiwghoaflfi a: a. A.. mwtnc Presence oftthe big;- WIYHBFY ° mediate relatives and a ew - sons, Ellfiicd. Mrs. Duncan J-Cmp‘ mate friends. Miss Jessie Strong b011, DEBS/Uh} Blftlil, @"S- 1101439“ played the Wedding M"°h and ‘om N37881:!- Plgyliltflgehglel-ixlfxfi- during the ceremony rendered soft - m! - 1 ' music. lildgsllgiilallstcfil l§ v$n£mg he$hgrbgr1fe "Li: Vglesglven arxaywz u ' "" OOI,...WIQ, ""1 3°11“? K- "1 1mm”- very lovely in a silk- crepe dress of rsraaasmo waooiivo-‘rhe hm“ “d “m Wm‘ ha.“ B‘: B QB- Q borne of John n. and Mrs. Weeks “mm 1°‘ ”‘-“"“§m‘“, m], m, ,_ o1 Pleasant Valley was the scene of c“ ed " mum” ° p y‘

iMonday morning.

As soon as the wind changes she

Mrs- Joseph H- MacNeill. Roches of Miscouche; two br0thers.|w111 proceed, to Pictnu. sbo was

bound for Barbadocs with a cargo {of lumber. Capt. Sampson Grady of Summerside when he sighted the Ischooner Monday morning went ‘out in his motorboat to see if he could be of any assistance and brought Capt. Peardon and the first mate ashore. so that they could make arrangements with the auth- orities at Piotou to go on the slip for repairs. ‘

Damage to the Prowee Block, Grafton St., estimated at two or three thousand dollars. was caused last evening by s fire which ap- parently e.‘ ‘ d in a room at the rear of Dr. Reid's office on the second floor. This room was occu- pied by Mr. Lou Dixon. The fire was discovered by Mr. Ernest Dix- on shortly before seven o'clock. Al- ‘ough, by the efficient action on the part of the firemen, the fire

Tberepamedaway onOctobsr tlshafteralingeringillnelaliob- ut-Chaisaoma much respected oitisenofSqirimWhileword of lhisdoathwasnotimexpected it wasreceivedwithregretbyawide wiircleoffriends.‘

MINISTEI. INVITED -- Hon. Thomas acecrcutt. Minietfl‘ of As- Ylollliuro. has been invited to at- tcnd the banquet at the opening day of the. Royal winter-Pair in ‘mronto to rspond toths address of welcome by Hon. Duncan Mar- shall. Minister of Agriculture for Ontario. Mr. Mav/Nutt was asked to respond on behalf of mstorn Canada,-a Western Minister to re- present the Western Provinces. Mr. MacNutt was unable to accept. Mr. WJLShamisatpi-esentlnTo- ronto to attend the WintcrTalr. representing the Agricultural. de- partment here.

—STEAMl‘-BS LEAVE-The water- front was a busy scene over the week-end at Summer-side. The Gas- Dekis made her regular call ing s. general cargo and taking away potatoes. eggs and hides for the iMontresl market. She left late Sun- day evening on har return trip. The S. S. Zenda which was loading pota- toes for the Macllarlans Produce Co. for New York and the S. 3. Far- north, which came in on Priday from St. John, N.B., to load potatoes for Montreal. also sailed over the Wjsekend for their respective ports.

—I'UNEBAL LARGEL! ATISND- ED - mineral of William R. Waite was held on Saturday afternoon from his late residence at Sherbrooke and was very largely attended. Rov. W. H. Harding conducted the service assisted by Rev. Carlyle Watterworth and Rev. J. W. A. Nicholson. Hymns sung were "Safe In The Anna of Jesus" and “Nearer My God to 'I‘hee." Rev. Mr. Nicholson officia- ted at the graveside. The pail bear- ers were Messrs. Major lbwnsend, Leonard Small, John Wood, John Dawson, John Harris and Brewer Linklettcr. Interment was in the Pjgples’ Ce ‘ y at Surnmerside.

P. W. C. STUDY GROUP-On Saturday, November 11th, about fifty teachers assembled in Prince of Wales College where the second meeting of the Prince of Wales Study Group was held- The Pres- ident, Mr. Gordon Rice, after nam- ing the Question Box and Press Committees, called on Supervisor MePhaiI to address the teachers. The speaker emphasized particu- lsrly the importance of the project method in teaching. Several teach- ers demonstrated various projects of history, geography, silent road- ‘ing and drawing, which had been

carried out by the pupils in their

was confined to the room in which c1“; mom, Bupeyviggf 911mm,;- it was discovered and to a stalr- commented very favorably on the Wily I15 11h! Nil’. wllflldflfflblfl dlm- work displayed and outlined the ass to the rest of the building was changes in the School Fair Prise ouuwd by smoke and water. m the List for the coming year, after 581161" 51111658 5w". Wlllch WE! which the questions were collect- 119K111? 11nd" 1-115 11". 11111515 01 i119 ed and answered. The next meet- water came cdowu in tho ooutro of ing will be held on December s, the Store 8O thflt 118111180 10 111B when a discussion and demonstra- stock was not excessive. Water also “m, on the ggwmng o; grammar damaged Roooa Limited. but to a ' will take place. Each teacher is 1H9" BXWM- expected to bring a lesson plan for

|A.n officer went down to investi-

'i talism roses. The brid d an interesting wedding on Thurs- ow m e m

day, October 25th at '1 o'clock when their eldest daughter. 1818 M" W" united in marriage to Charles U9- ton Woodside. son of the late Dar- rach and Jessie Clarke Woodsids of Charlottetown. The bride look- Ed charming in a lovely sown o! sapphire blue transparent velvet. with rhinestone iwimminal- W111" gloves were worn and a beautiful arm boquet of pink roses and baby breath was carried. The bride en- tered the pleasingLv decorated liv- lug room on the arm of her father who gave her in marriage to the strains of the nuptial Wedding March scftiyrendered by Mrs. C- Clarke Harding of Norboro. The ceremony was performed by Rov. W. Wallis. Following the ceremony and best wishes forty guests were served a sumptuous , in the rose and white decorated dint!!! room. The wedding presents were costly and numerous including cheques, silverware, linen, etc. Misl Weeks before her marriage wae- a vary popular school teacher, teach- ing last term at the Cliftonflew london school. Mr. Wcodside is a prosperous young farmer of Clin- ton, where the charming coup" will reside on the beautiful old Woodside homestead, whichhasbeen the family residence for three gen- erations.

All records for apple sales here were brclzsn on Saturday when O50 was obtained for one Macintosh Red, and an average oi $73054 for ten apples auctioned on behalf oi the Boy Scouts. The sale took Dlace on the verandah of the Can- adian National Hotcl throuah tho

ould. Man- Iser. Provincial Commissioner Wm. Warren being the auctioneer. The sale began promptly at three o'clock in the aftcrooon in pros- ence of s large turn out of So? Scouts and a representative ga mus of citisens. The arluoiall traction of the

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first his was for ti. m! culoli! of much intirsat wsnoicmnincs. of mo. Parent, asaistod b mus the offers eaine from e three. Saturday atnoonat the Uhitedhlean noes and . Ind until m was reached. wheuohloburou Mansaatfot ie iiyrlisnthesemitsoflnzrsreyoamsren. vftbebiddars’ out. audmaouwccunac. ‘lhscontracttng addrealasweregivonbythe mun-coo vac was knocked parties “ m. flonald~~Po9a Jm- . . 11w"- M- ien at the . bv won- icsob. eenxof ‘lmcasd Mrs. A. P-ilnishtillr. and. auraettz- while Bolus " meat-obverse! Jamioiono! summonses, and flies second Class were present- De a ~= . Gfaatmmgflamaapdailditar Mr.aod'edbyldi'.W\rlialfl4Al>lI1l17l7 "It! prevailed lwhile thllMrs. Winfred Samson-of Hamilton. pflsaa by Mr. , n. Both the bissmgmmprcggausvmvm bridswcnahavallingniitofI-vreaideutandlmm ,PastPi-u- ' 1.1m "o" '.:.~'....""=..r3.* v "v avr..=~...:.-:=.::-* a: that‘ W match. maicsu y ’ .- nau- lidder ' ‘ rat- many yooogooupu topside. teed 4nd Lad! laden- mY” I u“ _' raveirvmiisvuit here, audit ' ' highly desirable that troops be as large and as efficient as pee- ~ aihle. ifsth Carson was invested into the OubPaek with the ous- tomary ‘if: -uP ceremony s lcou ‘flan Dohad McCi . ll!- ‘Iiami, Gordon Gay. and iniiton Proude were ;e;:l:ed inio the ‘D009-

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were unattended. .

Immediately after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Gordon left on the morning train on a wedding tour t9 Montreal, Toronto and other places of interest.

Mr. Gordon is the manager of the Canadian National Express of- fice at. Summ ids and his bride was on the sta f of the Canadian ‘Bank of Commerce at Charlotto- town. Both have many friends throughout the province who will join the Guardian in’ happiest feli- citations. 0n their return Mr. and Mrs. Gordon will reside -in Sum- mersideo-S

TUESDAY

Word has been received by Mr. Joseph P‘ Wedge of Siunmerside that his son in law, Mr. Oliver Gan- zer, a prominent citizen of New York had passed suddenly away on Sunday at his home. No particul- ars were received in the toiegram.

His widow is Gertie Wedge for- merly of Summerside. During visits to the IslandGanlas- was pitcher for the Susnrnerside baseball team onsevsrai occasions. _

JASTOI BONOIIDV-On Mon- day evening, Novslfth, the members of the Catholic Women's League at Miscouche assembled at the Paroch- ial House to honour their pastor, luv. Martin Monaghan, D.D., onthe occasion of the Feast of St. Martin. his patron Saint. After the ladies had been welcomed by their host,- an address was read by Mrs. J. liihraim Gaudet and a presentation made of Although taken

accomplished since thq had been w, J, o. madman, President of’ organised, and honed that they u» my Scouts Association, m. would continue to cam wm. Warren. Provincial Commie-l

andhicner, m. J. J. loightiaer, irnme- on m and" m‘ Humane“

Two firemen remained on duty at the building all night in case of a fresh outburst.

-CELEBR.ATES DIA M0 ND WEDDING ANNIVERSARY-About thrée hundred people assembled at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Gallant, of Abram'a Village last Thursday, November 15th, to con- gratulate them upon attaining the 00th milestone in their happy wed- ded life. Rev. F. X. Gallant, P.P., was among the guests and gave a. short address in which he extolled the life of the aged oouple- ‘may had been ' l companions for sixty years and had been blest with children and grandchildren who were present on this very happy occasion. Three addresses were read that evening. The first one, from the sons and daughters, was read by their da ‘ , Mrs. Arsenauit; the second was from the grandchildren and was read by Miss Meleda Gal- lant, and the third from the 00m- rnunity, was read by Mr. Peter Gal- lant. The aged couple received many lovely gifts. and among them were two handsome arm chairs. A goose dinner was served to the lilests. At the dinner complimentary speeches were made to which Mr. Gallant ra- plied in fitting terms. The evenins was soon: in old time songs and mu- sic and upon leaving, the guests wished Mr. and Mrs. Gallant many more years of happiness-S.

zrorv cons Ann scours - A moat enjoyable banquet prepared, by Zion Scouts Ladies Aid was giv- en in the Church Hall last svenin! whesrtheiewas a large attendan (including 22 Cubs and If Scouts) presided over by the Rev. G. Car- lyle Webstcr who was supported by

QCLrcuit were in

the teaching of some particular phase of this subject.

WEDNESDAY

The funeral of Mrs. Arthur Gauo det was held at St. John the Bap- tlst Church at Miscouchs on Mon- terment was in the cemetc y ad- joining the church-S cele‘ ‘ the Requiem Mass. duly morning. Roy. Dr. Monaghan

The pallbearers were Messrs. Phil Arsenault, Anthony Gaudet, Rogis Gaudet, Emile Polrier, Stanley Poirier and Celastin Pcirier.

A triple wedding will tfi place in St. Paul's church, Summersido, on Tuesday. November 21th, when three sisters, the Misses Agnes, Anna May, and Sarah l‘ daughters of the late Samuel J. Cameron of Summa ‘-‘ will be united in marriage to the following grooms, Agnes to Emile Bernard of Palmer Road; Anna May to An- thony IeBlanc, Summerside and Sarah to Jerry Bernard, Summer- alde. As far as is known this is the first triple wedding in the church and probably in the Prov- lace-S

Arneetingof the: ‘ ralCharsc or the Bedeque United Church was held in the Bedecue United Church, November 12th at a p. m .,to dis- cuss the reslgnation of the Pastor, Rev. L. P. Archibald, {o take effect on June 80th. 1086.

A large number of me ‘ o and adherents from all parts of the ‘tendanoe. On motion, it was decided that adher- ents as well as members have the privilege of speaking and voting at this meeting. Agregt many mem- bers as well as adherents spoke of the good work done by m. Archi- bald, and expressed their great re-. gret that he felt himself called up-

Motions asking Mr. Archibald to reconsider his resignation. and in- vitinghirntoremsinaspastorof the Oohlfesation aftor June 80th, i085, were put to the meeting and carried unanimously.

After thanking the meeting for the expressions of confidence and esteem, Mr. Archibald asked that he be given a month in which to consider the matter. -

Meeting was dismissed with pray- 'er by the Paston-E

IUNIIAI. OI s. s. MCKINNON —'l'he funeral or the late John .1. illsltinnon was held yectorday af- ternoon fmm St. James’ Church to the People's Cemete y. The ser- vieaa at the church and at the cem-

ccmoorana rouse I. o. o. r. and

‘bride was hecomingly

r ETOWN GUARDIAN

The death occurred at the home of his sister-in-law, am. William Purdom, of North Quincy, Mass. on Tuesday, Novembe 18th, of Mr. William N. Waller, f "Polity years an official at the Massachusetts State School for Boys at Shirley, Mess.

1 ouora-aoys INTSITAINID-

The Junior Sanctuary Boys of 5c,

Dunstan! Basilica were ‘ ’ *

banquet last evening at theDiana

Tea Rooms. The menu consisted lo! mI-uy tasty dishes and the lJunios-s certainly did jugtigg go ' their share. The boys wish to thank the Lambros Bros. for their hos- pitality and courtesies xtcnded to them.

The Rover Crew of Boy Scouts last evening tendered their services to the R. C. M. P. to assist in the search for the missifll than, Iosvitt, of whom there has been notraoo since he left the dance at the MacDonald Consolidated School on Tuesday. He was employed fishing oysters and lived in a temporary shack near the Bat River. It is feared he may have drowned, but on the other hand it is felt he may have lain down

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DOVER SCOUT SEARCHED! -- lpast

~47. W. L IBTlNG-Jflle Nov- ember meetinqoof the Indian River ln-anchofthe .W.Lwasheldon November 4th. A letter from the Diocesan r “ t, Mrs. Prank, Murray. conveying greetings and words of cuoouragement, was read‘ and much appreciated. An appeal] !ort.hel"‘ of"'"‘ was by voting two dollars to be sent before ‘ were made for starting some Study Clubs. It was decided to read Rev. 11'. John MakHllll-lfs History of the Catholic Church in Prince Ed- ward Island. Meeting adjourned.

UNIQUE PICTURE FRAME- Mr. Daniel MacArthur, Lorne Vai- ley.haa inhispoasessionapicture

. The frame 14 inches by l2 inches and containing exactly 400 pieces of wood is made entirely from cigar bones shaped with a jack knife and fitted together without the use of either nails or glue. Each bitofwoodisthcsiseofamatch andaboutoneinchlnlength. And what is still more strange the work was done by a blind man who for-

lived. at Cambridge, Mass. Thepieeentowner- lveditfrcm his uncle over I0 years ago.

somewhere on his way home, and died. The Rovers will take it in turn to make a thorough search of the area between the school and the oyster fishermsna shack.