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preaching marriage. ‘The bride- to-bo was escorted to the chair by

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laden baaketwas carrfodlnby Miss Violet Aiken and Master Carl Newton. The gifts were opened by Mrs. James Cousins and Miss Violet Aiken, while the verses were read by Mrs. Ben Cousins and Miss‘ Maude Matheson arranged the gifts on the table, which consisted cf silver. Pyrex, glassware, bedding and many other useful gifts, in- cluding a substantial sum of money. The bride. in her usual cheerful manner, thanked them all and in- vited them ,to visit her In the near future. They all joined in alrig- lng “For She's A Jolly Good Fel- low." The remainder of the eve- ning was pleasantly merit in slrlg- lng, music arid games. A dainty lunch was then served by the ladies after which all departed wishing Violet many years of he??? wedded bliss.

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Jack Maccalrhen, brothers cf the

a number of friends of Mlss Vloletl Todd, Ross Valley. gathered at her i home to tender her a mlscellane- ibmok, 3.00 p.m., S. B. 2.00; Cross ous shower In honour of her ap- I

,Mlss lthel Callaghan, which was; beautifully decorated with plnk and j white, while the wedding march; was played by Mrs. Annie Davey. iDor-ls Elizabeth (Betty) to James

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bouquet of flowers by her niece, Mlrrllec t0 take place. August t, 11m. Irene Sherren. m. heavily at BM“ Mlle B" “Wm--

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UIGGJIAZELBBOOK and Cross Roads. Services for Simday. July 25th.. Ulgg at 11.00 a. nu; Hazel-

Roads. 1.30 purl. 8.5. 10.00 am. Llc. Byron Hewlett, Speaker.

ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Green wish to announce the engagment of their dnwhlflf.

son of Mr. and

LAID T0 REST - The funeral of the late Alexander J. MacLeod cf Glen William. took place at 1.00 p. m. Wednesday. July 7th. from his late residence. age ‘l8 years. Services at the home and 8N" were conducted by Rev. T. A. A- Duke. The pallbearers were Messrs. John Murchison. Angus Mathcwll. John H. Stewart. Laugiilln Mac- Phsrson. Allan Cameron and Mal- colm C. MacDonald Interment was In Caledonia Cemetery.

'ro P. I. I. - Master Roddle MacKenzle, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex MscKenIlO. 33 Mflfflillll street. left on ‘Tuesday for George- town, P. E. L. to visit his uncle and aunt. w. and Mrs. George Mair. Rodmrs young sister. Carolyn. ls 5,150 enjoying a. pleasant vacation visiting her cousin, Marilyn. daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fergu- son. Pesschendaelee-Sydney Post- Record.

Personals

an». K. M. Martin. K. C.. gone to the regatta at Shedlac.

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Mtlss Patricia Flood. Montreal. arrived by train Saturday to spend a three weeks’ A-lollday at her home in ‘South Melville.

Mr. Frank Devereux of Spencer, Man, ls spending his vacation in P. E. L, the guest of his sister, tllgrs. Gerald Mnddlgon, Charlotte-

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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson cf Fredericton are hare on a vlsft L: Charlottetown. Mr. Johnson at one time was proprietor of Johnson's

leaving here they have spent much;

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ferent parts of the Southern States. _..s I

Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Raid and son. Jimmie returned by car to

bride. The bride's mother wore a turquoise gown with mstchlnfac- cesaorlea and the groom's mother, was dressed in dusky rose silk with I grey accessories. The couple left on a trip east for their honeymoon“ and on their return will reside in' Scar-bore Bluffs.

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their home in Pembroke._ O.it.. after spending an enjoyable va- cation with Herbert's parents, Mr , and Mrs. Walter Reid. Hope River.

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The chapel of Erskine and Am- erican Church, Montreal, was the setting for the marriage on Fri- day Bvmlng, July 10, of Margaret Elli. dflflhter of Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Woolricr of North Rustico, Prince Edward Island. to Dr. Arthur Ernest Bullen, son of Mrs. Bullen and the late Mr. W. E. Bul_ lfll 0! Moncton. New Brunswick. Rev. A. I. Higgins of McKay U111- ted Church, Ottawa, performed the ceremony. Delphlniurms and peonles were used as decorations.

Given in. marriage by her uncle, w. Andrew Haggart of Vancouver, the bride was attended by im- stator. Miss liwelyn woolner of ot- tswa. Mr. Ernest Cosh was best man and Dr. Ian Rusted acted as usher. Mrs. Hamilton played the wedding music.

The bride were a frock of honey- belge crepe with fitted bodice, abort sleeves and graceful flared skirt. Her hat was of matching lacy straw and her corsage be“. quet was of pink cornflowers and blue delphlniums. The bridesmaid wore a bronze crepe dress with hat to tone and corsage of tea roses,

Mrs. Andrew Haggart. the bride's aunt, was in grey with a. corsago of white gsrdenlas, and the groom's mother wore blue flowered crepe with a corsage of deep pink

, camations. '

Following the ceremony s. recep- tion was heldeat the home of the groom's sister and brother-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cosh, 21 Stirling Ave. Ville La Selle, after which Dr. and Mrs. Bullen left by motor for a wedding trip to the Maritlmes.

The bride is a graduate of the Royal Victoria. Hospital and after serving in the Royal Canadian Navy during the was has been act- | lng as supervisor of nurses in St. 'Pa.ul’s Hospital, Vancouver. Dr. , Bullen ls a 1947 graduate of Mc- ‘Glli University and for the past

year has been interning in the

Vancouver General Hospital.

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Mrs. Bullen will go to London, England, where Dr. Bullen will a

study. l Guests at the wedding included Mrs. Fraser, sister of the groom, Mrs. A. I. Higgins and Miss Helen Woolner, all of Ottawa, and Miss Miriam woolner and Dr. Lewis B. Woolrier of the Mayo Clinic, Ro- chester, Minnesota.

MONAGHAN - JOHNSTON WEDDING

A very pretty June wedding was solemrilzsd at St. Malaohys Church, Kinkora, on Monday morning. June 21, at eight o'clock, when Catherine Terese. daughter d Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Johnslnfl. Klnkora, became the bride of George Emmett, son of the late Sylvester Mcnaghan and Mira.

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The bride looked lovely 1n a floor-length dress of White Sill“- wlthlong‘ sleeves that came to a

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‘The bridesmaid was Miss Laura Mulligan, cousin of the bride, who wore a floor length dress of blue taffeta. Her bouquet was'of pink roses.

Little Genevieve Johnston. sis- ter of the bride, was flower girl. and carried a. bsxet of mixed petals.

The groom was attended ‘by his brother, Willie Monaghan, for the happy occasion.

The bride's mother wore grey crepe; her (zorsage was of Plllk roses. The troorrrs mother wore black crepe, her corsage was of red roses. .

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The wedding ceremony and Nup- tlal Mass was performed by Rev. Fr. McQuald, P.P. During the ceremony. several

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Afterwards the bridal party mot- cred to the bride's home where the wedding breakfast was served to about sixty guests, the room being nicely decorated for the happy occasion, and the table cen- tered with a three-tier wedding cake. Rev. Fr. McQuafd proposed the toast to the bride, responded to by the groom. Toast was made by Rev. Fr. McOebe, and others present after the breakfast.

The day was spert in dancing and step-dancing, and music that was eluoyed by all.

When their friends departed they all wished Mr. and lvltrs. Moriaghan I a long and happy wedded life.

The bride and groom left on a honeymoon trip through the Marl- times.

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Before the bride's wedding she was tendered a shower at her home by her girl friends when she re- ccvled many useful gifts.