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BIRTH ON TRAIN

MONTREAL. June 13 - (CF) - A young mother travelling on the

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bound ”Scotian" early today gave birth to a boy while the train was at St. Valier, about 24 miles

northeast of Quebec. Braireman H. Norton, untrained in obstetrics. delivered the child.

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liners John W. Palmer. Free- land, and Clinton Morrison were In sinnmeraide Monday. June am on businell. -

was Hattie Boyle. surnuierside. spent the -week-end with her par- cnts, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boyle, Freeland. ,

Mr. Lawrence Palmer. iSurrunar- side was visiting at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Palmer, Conway.

Mr. and Ira. Harold Palmer and children Lloyd and Elaine. Borden, were visiting iriends and rvlatives at Conway and Freeland on Sun- day.

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Thonipsun. Kensington, were guests at the home or Mr. Thompson's parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson on Sunday.

Mr. Murdock Stewart, who is employed with Morrison and Mac- Rae as shovel operator. spent the week-end with his wire and iam-

Messrs. Cecil Macxliirion and John Buchanan who are employed on the Government dredge at. vic- toria spent the week-end with their iamilies at Conway.

Mr. Shelton Adams has return- ed to his home at Conway nit:-r having completed a very success- ful year at P. W. College, Chars lottetorwn.

Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Lewis spent the week-end at their home in Conway. They have purchased 3. home in Summerside and are busy repairing same.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dystant, sum- merslde, and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Grigg, Poplar Grove, were guests at the home or Mr. and Mrs. sterling Palmer on Saturday even- ing.

Mr. Bernie Murphy. who attend- ed st. Dunstan's University at Charlottetown spent a few weeks with his parents here and has re- turned to spend some time with his aunt, Mrs. Trainer. West Royalty.

The following received Flsst Aid Certilicates at Freeland School -- Marian Hardy. Lois Palmer. Allie Palmer, Sydney Palmer. Janet. Banks, Ernest Hardy. Otto Banks, George Henderson, Merrill Palmer and Leslie Hardy.

Mrs. George Thompson was in Sumrnersido Friday on business, Her daulhier Lorena is spending a vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Thompson, River Bend, Quebec, and is also visiting her uncle, Mr. li.D Boyle, Kenogami, Quebec.

Mr. Erland Ramsay. owner and operator of a large gravel-washing plant a short distance from Con- way is doing is rushing business. loading railway cars, trucks etc. which go to all parts or the Island. This gives employment to many men in the district.

The following received their First Aid Certificates at Conway School with Mrs. Oscar MnoNet'.l as instnrctor Billie Macrieill, Evelyn Morrison, Charles Palmer. Roy Ramsay. Urban Murphy. Stewart Milligan, Vivian Buchanan. Christine Rarnsay and George Ramsay.

Mr. William 2'. aiaoxinnon was in aumrnerside '1V.readay on busi- ness.

Mr. and Mrs. John D.'Palmer was guests at the hoine 0! Mrs. sdlth Bryan. rtoxley River on Monday.

The mural dances held in the CV5”

Conway Community Hall Saturday night are being well patronized.

Mr. and Mrs. William Mackin- non, Conway. spent a. iew days visiting at summerside and Char- lottetmvn.

Mr. Rayrnorui Miliigsri, Conway, motored to Summersidu with Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Dawson on sat- urday evening.

Mrs. Priscilla Strongman and Iiriends, Port Hill. were guests at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. sher- man Lewis on Sunday.

- Misses Glenda and From Brooms oi Summerside spent a low days with their mother and grandmother, Mrs. John Brooinie. Conway.

Mr. John MacDonald is spndina a iew days in Halifax having a check-up at the hospital and vis- iting at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Wanaly Lewis.

Mrs. John llroome was visiting or Tuesday at the home 02 llr"l'

site and was also visiting at Sum- merside.

Mr. and Mrs. George skerry and son Eric oi Central Lot 16 -were visiting at the home or Mrs. skerryls mother Mrs. John Brooms on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh D. smith Summer-side were recent visitors at the home of Mr. Smith's brother Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith Frec- laiid. l

The regular meeting of the Women's Auxiliary or St. Peters Anglican Church, Freeland, was held at the home of Mrs. Edward Boyle Friday evening May 26th.

The many friends or Mrs. Lowell Matthews, Black Banks. will be pleased to learn she has returned home after spending several months at. the Provincial sans- torium. Cliarlottetoim.

Mr. and Mrs. David Smith, Mr. and Mr-.. Elsie bmim and Arthur Simon (Jr). Freeland, motored to Summerslde Saturday evening and were guests at the homes or Mr. and Mrs. L..l. Murphy and Mr. and Mrs. Matthews.

The Conway Ladies Aid of the United Church met at the home of Mrs. Alvin Hardy. Freeland on Friday evening, June 2nd with seven members and a number of visitors present. Mrs. li.D. Smith. Summersicle, was present at this meeting and led in the worshio Period. Hymn "rhe Church's one Foundation". was sung and scrip- ture read by Mrs. Oscar MacNelli. The twenty-fifth remembrance ser- vice when the churches entered union was the worship service. "Live on Oh King Eternal" -was then sung and the Lord's Prayer repeated. The business part or the meeting was conducted by Mrs. Erland Ramsay. president. Min- utes of last meeting were read and approved. Roll eali was answered

with a verse or scripture. Mrs.

Tholnas Boyle joined it this meet-

daughter Mrs. Erskine Gilils Eller- ,

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Mlzpah Benediction. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess and 1. collection 0! s5.oo taken,

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