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KING'S COFNTY HOSPITAL ANNUAL MEETING
Notice is iivroliy given that the Annual Meeting Beaver Club Ilali, Montague, on Wednesday, June 28, the Government of the institution, in accordance with
the by-laws. and lor the transaction of 311011 0"!" business as might, be brought before it.
ATTENTION WOOL GROWERS
County Hospital will be held in the
for the purpose of electing trustees for
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.3!-'l'l"I'ED FOOTWEAR at 8'..- uontague Shoe Store.
. tMrs. Percy Johnston has re- turned to her home in Peters' Road, having spent the past two weeks visiting in Sum-mersida v-mi Charlottetown.
Georgetown and A Vicinity
Mrs Gordon Wilkie and two children of New Perth arr visiting Mrs. Wllltie's former home on Richmond Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest; White and two children of Charlottetown are vacationing with Mr. Whit:-'3 par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. George White.
son of Refuse of his Vic-
Master Charles Refuse. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Murray River is visiting grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. tor Rafuse.
Mr. Joseph Gotell. Jr., who is I member of the Royal Canadian Air Force, stationed in Moncton.
N. B.. is visiting his home in Georgetown. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. )3. Mac-
Connell attended the -Graduation exercises of Notre Dame Academy
on Friday evening, when their daughter. Miss Jean MacConne.l graduated.
Friends of Mr. and Airs. Cliiirlcs Macconnell are sorry to hear that their baby son is a patient in the Kings County Memorial Hospital in Montague and all hope for a speedy recovery.
The weekly Boy Scout meeting was held in the Canadian Legion hall on Thursday evening. with a good attendance under the super-
vision of Scout Master, David 'MacCormlc'.t. Mr. F. A. Coyle of Charlotte-
town. Postal inspector was a busi- ness vlsitor to Georgetown on Thursday, where be inspected the books of the Georgetown Post or- fice.
It is rehably reported that sub- grsding, gravelllng and the placing of rocks in certain sections of the highway. between Poole's Garage and Georgetown will commence on Monday. This is welcome news to the residents of Georgetown, as the summer iprogramme calls for the paving of this road. when the preparatory work is completed.
"The diesel powered M.V. Petite Bras D'Or arrived in Georgetown from Pictou. N. s.. on Thursday and took on board 2.000 bags of potatoes. The potatoes were put aboard by Mr. Jack Annear of Lower Montague. This ship left the some-evening forwsourls, ...aahexe she will take on the remainder of her cargo before proceeding to st. John's. Newfoundland. This ship is owned by the Maritme Navigat- ion Ltd., of Plciou and is one of two ships owned by this company. which will carry produce from this Province and coal from Pictou to Newfoundland.
The monthly .nioeliii'.' of the Georgetown (fommiinity Welfare League was held in the Council Chambers on Tliiirsdny night. President I". J. Solomon occupied the chair. Reports of various rom- mittees were read and adopted. A lengthy discussion regarding the holding of a lobster supper in the rink in early July to be followed by a. dance in the Town Hall the same night, took place. A meeting is called for Monday night to filial- ize plans for this ciitcrtainment. It was decided to hold
day nights as the floor been put: in excellent. condition for dancing.
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....'Mrs. Bessie Graham, Petary Road visited" with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Graham. oharlottewwn the past few dws.
Vdleyfield
Dnlllald Nicholson spent Sunday at his home in Upper Montague.
Miss K. Murray, Charlottetown. spent. the week-end with her fam- ily in Valleyneld.
Mrs. Joe Shaw is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. VanBus-
kirk and family.
AMiss Irene Bruce. teacher. Har- rington. spent the week-end at her home in Valleyfield.
John MacDonald. Valleytield W., was in Charlottetown on business during the week.
Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Fraser and son Lloyd attended the Mt. Alli- son graduation. when their son James received his B.Sc. degree.
Mrs. Herb MacKenzie attended the P.W.C. convocation where her daughter, Jean, received lierieach- er iraining ccriiiicatc.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Holmes and son, John. recently visited Mrs. I-iolmes' brother. Norman Nicholson. Vallcyllcld.
Mr. John Martin and family. Charlottetown, were Sunday visit- or: with his parents, M. D. and Mrs. Martin and family, Valley- held.
Mrs. John MacKcn'I.ic and some members of her family are spend- ing a holiday this month visiting relatives in Cape Breton.
Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bruce and family were Mrs. John P. Mac-
Leod and granddaughter. Miss Shirley MacPherson. Charlotte- town.
Mr. Angus MacGowan. Pinetie, was a recent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Nicholson and family. Valleyneld.
A number of relatives and friends from N. B. were visitors on Sunday with the Niekersons in Valleyheld. and with the Rogers in Upper Montague.
Mrs. M. S. Maebeod and daugh- ter. Mrs. (Maj.) Robertson and family visited Valleyileld on Sun- day, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milt MacLeod and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Martin and little daughter. Margaret, Sum- merside, also Mrs. Herb Gillis. John andulanet Gillis, Flat River, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Martin. Val- leyfield.
Mrs. L. A. MacPhei.-son. Char- lotietown. was a welcome visitor to Valleytield. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Ross. also at. the home of her son Gordon. during the month of May. She also visited other friends.
The following members or the Valleyfield Y. P. U. attended the Rally at Union Road reccnily: Gordon MacPhcrson. Alena Buch- anan, Irene Bruce. Olive Finlay- son. Mrs. A. C. Fraser. Mrs. W.A. Bruce. Harry VanBuskirk, Lloyd F 1- ii s e r. Lawrence VanBuskirk,
weekly r dances in the Town Hall on satur- . has now ,
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Iront..Row (left to right):-Marla Acorn, Mil- dred Acorn, Mary Nicholson. Bernice Stewart, ldith Eric Stewart. Gordon Brown, Gavin Glllla, Muro Pantinz, Robert White. Sandy Stewart. Aflllo Pant-
Si lai M Mill . Wendall Brown. summ M r N In nu. Glenda Stewart. Audrey Panties. Irons I-luma. . -Pimp by Bur
dock Stewart. ray Stewart, James Hume. Don Mae-
Audry MacDonald. Adele Mac- Pherson, Dorothy Macxenzic, Flo- ence Murray. Barbara MacPher- son.
..'Mrs. John A. MacPherson, Val- ' leytleld East, entertained the Val- .lcyilcld Women's institute at their lMay meeting. There was an at- ilendance of ten. including three former members. Mrs. Johnny
KING COLE TEA
PEAKIB EOAD AND VICINITY
Mrs. Jane aunt who has merit the winter in Boston is expected home in the near future.
Mr. Patrick Olarkin. spent a tow dayat in the city, the guest of his daughter Mrs. Emmett Doucettt.
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The farmers of this vicinity have almost completed their seed-' mg and report good growth. but the oontinous dry weather is caus- ing much concern.
I Mr. Anthony Dunn and Ernest Olarkln vlsitod Avondale -Sunday the guests of Mr. Dunn's uncle.l Dr. John O'Keefe. : D
..' A most tragic event oeoured, on Poakas Rd. on Saturday May; with when fire destroyed the dew Welling and barn belonging to' Daniel Ciant and their four month' old baby died by suffocation.
The origin of the fire which started in the kitchen. is unknown.
Mr. Grant was some distance away working on his land at the time and Mrs. Grant was out- doors usisting two of the older children to drive some cattle to a nearby field. She was only absent A few minutes and on returning to the house. she noticed flame: through the kitchen windows, she frantically rushed to rescue her baby. who was sleeping in a room Idjolnlng the kitchen but was re-
l i Ellen's lllary . Continue-norm page I
I iiAnc1 the bride's mother too, be- ,longed to our district," we over- ihesrd James tell Jeanie" and isn't it strange the way Fate works!" "Yes. it picks out a man here and a maid there. . . marries them. . ." "And makes them live happily ever sfterl" we finished.
"Have I been dozing, Ellen?" ,Jsmes murmurs. "snoring!" ha ibrightens, oh, no, that's something ,I never do - unless I happen to tile on my back, than I might lsnore just ii littlei" And now a -glance to the clock and the famil- iar wistful query of those left on guard-: ”When will they come?"
Until tomorrow A - - Diary Good-night.
Murray Harbour North
Mr. Glen Mills: was a weekend visitor at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Millar.
.. .tMlss Sybil Millar. college stu- dent, spent the weekend at her home in Murray Harbor North.
The sympathy of the community is extended to the family and relatives of the late Mrs. David Reid who passed away suddenly at her home on Saturday. June 10th.
Mr. and Mrs. Conn Murphy are visiting in Murray Harbor North. guests of Mrs. Murphy's parents. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Johnston.
. g y . Delegates from this distrlctjo the Pre-Assemibly Congress of the Presbyterian church in Canada held in Macvicar Memorial Church, Montreal, June 5-7th were Rev. Charles D. Henderson and Mr. Hazen Mciaure. The Comrms marked the seventy-fifth anni- versary of the formation of the Presbyterian Church in Canada. Mr. Mchure is new President of the Young Peoples Society repre- senting the Young People of the Province.
MacPhcc, Miss Irene Bruce and Miss Audi-y MacDonald. The April meeting held at the home of Mrs. M. D. and Mrs. Angus Martin was attended by nine members and numerous items of correspondence were dealt with. The members met. in the Institute Hall for their June meeting. The president. Mrs. Herb Macxenzie, presided at each meeting. Minutes and correspond- ence were rcad by the secretary, Mrs. Harry VanBusklrk. Treasur- er's report was given by Mrs. Wm. MacLeod. Miss Jean MacKcnzlc was a welcome visitor. A neat sum was realized on a box of can-
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iposnible for me to ever have children. Shoiild I-Itell-liini'.t-ltdseems Ml MYIIB-0: Ho me the only honorable thing to tin. '
dsr troubles you should try tz'al;cxl.p ,
ANSWER: it is Illn only h your man that you cannot have cl off your love affair. be that he loves you so much th any other woman.
DISTRACTED
tmnrnhio thing in do. If you tell
iildren, it will not necessarily break
Many men do not care for children. and it may
at he prefer: you even childless to
But give him a chance to decide the question himself.
DOROTHY DIX cannot: reply
personally to widen. but will am-
war problems of general Interest through her column.
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Back Row (left to right):-(Teacher) Doria Ross.
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Daniel
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- i lly driven back by smoke and fine and almost lost her own llfei in the vain attempt.
Much credit is given Mr. Everett Fisher. I. nearby neighbor, who on noticing the fire, rushed-to the scene despite great risk and porn to his life. heroically enter-I ed the burning building uid. brought out the baby, but it wast then beyond all human aid. 1
Much sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Grant on the death of their infant son. and the loss of all their possessions,
A country Garden
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the Spring to a Summer garden and planting out of Annuals that should have been done some time ago. The dry time has made it more of a task, and these days I am sure the garden is a little too large when it ll necessary to push the wheelbarrow a distance of 320 yards with a load of manura and fresh earth to replace the weeds that have grown up in the last year. 0 I 0
The other day when busy at this part of gardening. it was good to take time out to welcome a real good gardener from another Pro- vince and as is the custom of all gardeners she came bearing gills of plants, lovely Primroses for the shady part. of the garden, sev- eral rare aeedums for the Rock- wall and different miniature Irises suitable for rock gardens. and many of the gardens from her part of the country specialize in this form of gardening; many gifts have come to me through the years from this ardent gardener and it. was she who introduced ma to the new Delphinium in all of its beauty and to the value of mem- bership in the Society; so it was as happy morning we spent together although I might wish that the garden and the gardener had been looking at their best. .
June is the month of roses and weddings and this business. of wondering about the exact date a certain colored rose will open in all its beauty and fragrance is with me again and it reminds me of this quotation from the Gospel of the Flowers:
"The service of flowers to man- kind is almost without limit. They minister joy to those whose hearts are almost bursting with the songs of carefree happiness. and tho thrill of anticipated pleasures; they equally minister solace and peace to those whose hearts are break- ing with the sub of sorrow and the crushing weight of almost hopeless despair; from the cradle' to the grave, in every age and phase of life's short span they lend! themselves in making better and. happier lives."
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dy made and auctioned by Mrs,I W. A. Bruce. Mrs. Alex Martin agreed to make a cake to be auc- tioned at next meeting. Mrs. Aw C. Fraser and Mrs. W. A. MacLeod, volunteered to serve lunch at next. meeting. Tea was served by com- mittee and a social hour enjoyed. . MA..n...M......nM.n..n.
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