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DIED IN IIALIFAK-The death

occurred in Halifax Friday last of Mrs. Hodgson, widow of the late S. F. I-Iodgscn of Charlottetown. Mrs. Hodgson had been living in Hali- fax with her daughter. Mrs. Jamie- son. She was a most estlmable wo- man, and the news of her death will be learned with deep regret here. The funeral will take place in 'Charlottetown tomorrow.

..‘°WEl.L KNOWN RESIDENT-

The death occurred at Lower Mon- tague of Daniel Laundry, after a short illness which he bore with patience and resignation to God's holywill. He was visited frequent- ly by his pastor Rev. O. Kiggins who administered to him the last rites of the Roman Catholic Church. His passing was so gradual and peace- ful that it was difficult to note

taken its flight. .He was of an ex- cellent character, loved by all who knew him. He leaves to mourn be- sides his sorrowing mother, one sis- ter, Margaret, and two brothers in U. S. A., who have the sympathy of the whole community. May his soul rest in peace.-A _

-SHOULDER DISLOCATED _

On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Thomas Cole of Slunmerside. met with a painful and serious accident. She was out driving with her daughters, Mrs, Elmer Burt and Mrs. Willis Warren and her grand daughter Miss Marion Burt. all of 5lll‘l1m€l'Sld9. by the Old Town Road and when near Elllot’s Mills the auto skidded and went into the ditch. All the occupants rece_ived‘ 9' had 5llBl¢l1`lS up. but all escaped lnlury but Mrs. Cole, who had the misfortune to have her shoulder dis- located and collar bone broken. Fl‘°l'l1 l-MSB lllluries. we are pleased 1° fellort. she is now making a good recovery at her home.

_ OLD SCHOOL CHUMS MEET-` Among the Empire Parliamentary party visiting here was Mr. Thom~ as Johnston. M.P.. for Dundee, and formerly M.P. for West Stirling- shire. Mr. Johnston was one of over a dozen of the party attend- ing St. James Church yesterday forenoon. and after the sermon in- quired for Mr. J. M. Hunter. Archi- tect. with whom he used to travel daily to Glasgow to school and college. The two met at Govern- ment House at the Governor‘s re- ception. and had a most enjoyable re-union. Mr. Johnston is editor of "Forward," a Labour weekly. pub- lished in Glasgow, and the author of “The History of the Working Classes of Scotland," and “Our No- ble Families," etc. He is greatly interested in the development .of Inter-Imperial trade, and- intends on his retum home. dealing in Parliament with the inadequacy of the British cable news service to Canada.

-FURTHER, PARTICULARS -

From an account given in the Cal- gary Herald we learn that Mrs. Duncan. wife of Mr. G. W. Dun- can, of Bummerslde. was killed by_ an auto whilst crossing the street, to attend the regular Wednesday* evening service at Hillhurst United Church, Calgary, on Wednesday of, last week. She had been driven to the curb opposite the church by her rdaughter-in-law, Mrs. W. Duncan. with whom she resided and in cross-_, ing the street seemed to hesitate for a moment and then walk for-; ward to be struck by the door and also the back fender of a passing car. She was carried into a neigh- boring resldence, Rev. and Mrs. Grant assisting, and all possible was done, but the poor lady died al- most immediately. She had resid- ed for some years with her son, Dr. W. M. Duncan, and was wide- ly known and highly respected throughout the city and was a de- vout Christian lady and a. regular church attendant. lntennent was in the Union Cemetery at-Calgary on Friday of last week, the services at the home and grave being conf ducted by Rev. Mr. Grant of Hill- hurst United Church. Besides her bereaved husband. the late Mrs. Duncan is mourned by two sons and I four daughters, namely: Dr. Harvey Duncan and Dr. W. M. Duncan; Mrs. John Scotland. Mrs. William McLeod and Mrs( James Morris, all; of Calgary, _,and Mrs. Philip Jean,i of Edmonton. 0

-DEEPLY REGRETT D - Mr.

Meier Llnkletter owes qulf=kly`.1umss Mscneod. wlln-ed cumpbell

away at his residence at Linlllet- ter last Thursday night. at the age of 'I5 years. He had been in failing health for about two years and all his children had visited him this

but the end came

one of the

an highly

County a citizen, a

and a

was

father,

_PROPERTY TBANBFEL- The

handsome and commodious resid- ence of Mrs. Melvina MacDonald on the corner of Church anti Granville Streets. Bummerside. has been pur- chased by Mr. Frederick Murphy, of

,Charles Clark. son of Mr. and Mr.

Iwas operated upon there on Thurs-

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the Precise moment his spirit hadl The death occurred ln this my

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I I

I I ;W. J. McIntyre, Maritime Secre- . I

'Catholic Women's League of that

[Eliza Helen Hodgson, widow of the

:The funeral, which was que of gh; ‘lirics-. ever held in the district, took place on Batluday afternoon the services at the home and grave being conducted by Rev. C. A Al'l!lSll”0l‘l8. of New Glasgow. In terment was in the Linkletter Cem- etery. where the honored remain. were laid to rest beside. those o _his late father and mother. To th. bereaved family the Guardian ex- tends sincere sympathy.-S.

TUESDAY

` C I OCTOBER WEATHER FORE _CAS'I‘.-1 to 4 rain period. 5 to 9 damp, cool, 10 to 14 nne autumn 'weather. 15 to 18 foggy, misty, 19 to 23, cool, \vllldy. 24 to 28, mild, 29 to 31 cold, unsettled.

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l -ISLANDER DEAD-The death ‘occurred in Boston on Monday last of Mr. John McNeill, formerly ol ‘Green Hill, 0‘Leary. The body was brought to his former home for 'burial by his brother, Mr. Wallace McNeill. The funeral took place

Ito Bethel Cemetery.

Friday evening of Ralph Ernest Roper, aged eight years, son of Mr and Mrs William F Roper He had been ill for only a short time He was a bright intelligent boy and Iwas a. pupil of Prince Street School There are left to mourn besides his parents one brother, Herbert. and one sister, Muriel, who have the sympathy of all in their sad be lreavement The funeral took place from 248 Queen Street on Monday. afternoon to the Peoples Gem letery

-SAD BEREAVEMENT - Resi dents of Alberton and many friends at Summerside and elsewhere have been shocked to learn that Mr.

Howard Clark, of Alberton, passed away there at 8 p. m. on Thursday. 'The deceased was a student at the Presbyterian Collegiate School at Picton, N. B., where he was rcc- ently taken ill and entened thc hospital. He rcturncd to his home at Alberton on Wednesday and

day afternoon. `

LEAVES I-‘OR HALWAX- Mrs.

tary of the C. W. L. left this morn- ing for Halifax where she will ad- dress the diocesan convention of thc

lclty. While there she will be the 'guest of Mrs. Alice Hagan, Presi- dent of the Halifax ~sub-division. She will later go to Sydney where ,on Friday, Oct. 5th there will bc a luncheon given in her honor by the Sydney sub-division and where ,she will address a public meeting the same afternoon. '

There passed away at the home

of her daughter, Mrs. Alfred E. Jamieson, Beymcur St.. Halifax.

late S. F. Hodgson, of Charlotte- town, P. E. I.

Mrs. Hodgson was, before her

marriage, Eliza Helen Muirhead daughter of the late Hon. James Mull-head of Summerside and niece of the late Senator William Muir- head of Newcastle, N. B.

She is survived by four daughters

Mrs. Cookson of Bound Brook. New Jersey, Mrs. Alfred E. Jamieson of Halifax, the Misses Ethel in Ot- tawa and Laura, who was with her at the time of herdeath. Also two sons, Dr. Harold- of Winnipeg and Dr. Gordon of Long Island.

`-DEATH `naons1"ran _ Mr.

Hugh Montgomery Campbell, of Sea View, passed away unexpected- ly,at 8' o‘clock_ last Wednesday moming. He got up at his cus- tomary hour and apparently in his usual health when he suddenly collapsed, death being almost in- stantaneous. The deceased was 65 years of age 'and a man of great physical statllre. '~ -- Possessed of a very agreeable disposition he had many friends who will leam with genuine sorrow of his sudden de- mise. He leaves to cherish his mem- ory his wife and one son, John E.; also his grandsons, Leeland, Lorne and Norwood residing on the farm- stead. Deceased was a son of the late Hon. William Campbell and of his widow who still resides at the old homestead with her son Rob- ert; another brother. James, is in Western Canada. and a sister, Mrs. John B. Cousins, resides at Park Corner. The funeral took place on Thursday afternoon from his late home to the Geddie Memorial Cem- ctery and was one of the largest seen in the district. The eight pall bearers were Messrs, Geo. Cousins, James Cousins' John E. Cousins. Heath MacLeod, Kenneth MacLeod,

and Frederick Champion. To the bereaved the sincere sympathy ol the community is extended.-S. `

caluraalg.-Boron- oh sol. urday evening last. at the residence or Mr and Mira Fred Boyce, Curtis Street, Somerville, Mass there was solemniled the marriage of their second datulhter Misa Sybil Isabel to Mr Lawrence Gordon Campbell only son of Mr and Mrs louis C Campbell of Lexington The bride was given away by her father under a tastefully decorated arch with wedding bell of rose leaves, while Mlm Mildred Va); Arsdalen Dllyed the march on the piano Rev J W B Lowry of the Scottish Kirk oi’ Cambridge, was the officiating mln ister The bride was handsomely attired in a drms ol white silk all ver laced 'with veil caught uP with

blossoms. and bouquet of

roses and lilies of the valley

wearing the oustomerv

bridesrrlaid Nl!! Ind WON A

I. 5,. .

rnade numerous friends who re- THURSDAY

.here arc left to mourn thc follow .ngz live brothers and two sisters. viz: Misses Uldcne and Wilhelmina :lt home; Benonl. representing Bondons Caudiac, Quebec. and F~ Baillargeon, Ltd.. Montreal, this sity; Eugene of the National Life Assurance Co., Windsor, Ont.; Jul- :s, of the omce staff of Fraser Co.. Ltd., Edmunston, N. B.; Euclid, stu- :lent at St. Dunstan’s University. md Aloysius at home, all of whom

were present at the funeral. The funeral which was largely Jesse Clark, a veteran of Gallipoli.

Wilfred Arsenault. Arthur Ed- -“BOSSY" CAVES IN-A rc-

WEDNESDAY

brook and J F Whear Interment RE

THE l"m»5T MDDERATOR OF Mr Jolm Lund oi’ the Marine De-

to recall at this time that “ce from the spelt. was

;.€;c5fl:-Eg Moderator of the Maritime filgfgiegishi, with his face lying Synod was the Rev. Dl‘~ -lmles across a railroad rail, his hands; Bom*-el-l». Sl- J°h“~ fame' °f Mm' J' underneath. The rail was one o E B. MlCCl’0l\dY- The Sy“°ds ° several lyll18 l‘l’°“t “nd used ul Nova Scotia and New Brunswick lr; launch and Dull small boats 011% U 1886 were united under the title o me water

me 'Bynod of the Presbyterian

Church of the Lower Province# __ The Colonial Presbyterian of St An B John or .lulv ll. lass describing the _man /rr slsavxaw- _ermm appointment said This was the lingering illness, Mi Ben _gown greatest honor which in accordance Sud,bu,y_ for some years _ d on with tho simple usages el tl" Pr” seumsw of summer-side de ms byteri n Church. ¢0\ll¢ 5° b°“~°“'°d Monday at the residence o of on an of its members Mr 30"' daughter at Sea View at the B89 S net’s remarks were broad candid s|x¢y-¢,w0 years In his many y_e'l;'n and able. and would bear eKPHml°“ residence at Sumlnerside. ¥l\'SM into a little volume ' the employ of Messrs Brace t;

-- Kay 3; Co and then as a town c

flcial he proved himself a worthy

ansovao vlan'-Mr and Mrs ulsuen and was held ln the hisheg

I' I-I MacMillan have returnéd l»° respect. and esteem There U8 l¢ their home in New ‘Lork City. lll to mourn two sons and one daualli ter a brief but pleasant visit with mmuly Earl of Summerside. friends in Tryon While here they in Western Canada and Mrs. were the guests of Mr and Mrs Murphy, of Sea View with 'ohh llowatt This was Mr Mac

/as so delighted with the place and

people that he hopes to ‘nm future

ivttcilolwn. Jwas s daughtgr of the wlhbh ls holding its sessions ln St ered at the Moron lzolel d_i_i;l_l;l_;g_h_\5

ate on amos Mlllrhce 01', Sum- James Church in this city the prln- stay ln me city an spell

mcrslde and a sister of Mr John ci al feature was the public wel- of me hospitality extended to him,

Muirhead and Miss Allie Muirhead ccline accorded the Synod by His while Staying there

Uf Summefslde- WHO MVS the Sln-'Honor the Lieutenant Governor and __-_ `

cere sympathy of their many His Worship tho Mayor. I mm.; A11 SOUTIIPORT.-Fire friends. Two other brotllel:s also The report of Rev. Dr. Kerr, Con- broke out yesterday afternoon at isurvive, Mr. William Muirhead, of vmgr of me special committee ap-.1_30in me home of Mr. Randall MC'

|Vancouver, B. C., and Mr. Colm pointed to deal with the question mms, Southport. The little home _ |M"h`head °f Seamli Wash-‘°*S~ lol the boys residence at Pictou was bm-nedtothe ground. The high_Charlottetown upon Mr. Gaudcts I-J Right Rev Monsignor Maurice M ‘Academy came in for considerable wind made lf, impossible for ally-.Hl‘l'l‘/H1 Tllufsdlly €V0flll’l8» Sept- 27. M F uid '

AWARDED BURSARY - Missldiscussion. ithing to be done. All that was sav-I Picncllc Walsh

Marie Clarke, daughter of william The ,eport of nov, nr. Quigley. ed was me kitchen stove argddsnflne,-------l'---~ :lE“IlTT-MA0K6\¥-_fig tlgc lam

error of he Benevolent Fund urnygum Thewn was B||¢T|.|5 is axsonage, c r, y ev

attended. many being present fnunlwho resides ut so Elm Avenue, g,’,'2,§,,,mee wig received .md hls,l,§§°,ffng°f Lway from the hams _ ____ »Rvss C Eaton. Guy Robert Hewitt iigerent Sections 'gf the pr°vmce'|Ch"l°tt°t'°Wn' has been awmdedkreslgnatlon respectfully accepted. otherwise they too would have been i f Cmdigan to Edna Pearl Mac- w held on Sunday B.ft€I‘l‘l0°l`* thc Dl1UElll»€f Of the Empire Bm" In the evening, a joint service de hm ed The sympathy of l-he MUnRAy___A,_ the Charlottetown Ko of Mullav Harbur from the residence of her parents. sary for 1028. Miss Clarke will rc-'Of the Synod and the Womens Mis- cnzreiohmupity no doubt goes out Hospitav Sem w_ to Mn and Mm _ lRVll\(» LRASWELL -Sept 26th 2'” Eusmn street t'° St' Dunsmns Ceive mis s°h°lar5ml’ during herlslonary Society was held in Zioll to Mr Mclnnis in his ltxsl. €SDe°l“l':J. Gerard Murray, City. a daughter. ll Sl lllf-1f‘ 411150. by the Rey W Cathedral where service WH COD' entire University course. Sho ulchurch at Wlll°h many sp”'kers"l at this time of year. ,pR_UN»1-y_At me Cm,-10¢¢,et0wn|Blucc Mun Howard Frederick Ir- ducted by Rev. Father McCarthy- taking her freshman year at rrlnceilncludmg Re,,_ DL Buchanan Mod_. y _ _ _ _ _

the male °h°h' Dr me Catlledral nf Wales college' Where She is alerator of the General Assembly- The olleninc service at yeslerdlly Ernest Prunty. city. a son. 'MPGOUZIHI Cl‘l1W/ell Maliieqlle ’-Sslsllllg' B°f°’° tm "mbera was “md Yea’ Student ‘md l"“““ f° and Rev. Dr. F. scott Mucgenzic. ,,...lns's sederuht of the Man-.KENNY __ at the Charlottetown WORTH!-GARRETT - At the :hunted Mr. W. J. Brown 1'0l1Cl€l‘_0fl take her degree at a..Maritime Un-lof me Presbyterian College, Mont- n? S od of the Presbyterian‘Hosp1ta1_ Sepn 20th_ to ML and Parsonage 220 Richmond St Sept with much feeling the “Misercmli1l'1v¢1~,-ity This Bursary is a part of d Ad the meetmg ‘tlme yn d was conducted M F, d K ci' 27th bv Rev Hammond Johnson

- - ., . . C i rs. e cnny, ty, ason. .

lvlel_.. service at thg gran? gmc v_v€r Momorlul scheme or the mal' ad ms -- iihlgggllgrthlznzogstltuilns an lu-.,.EAKE__At me Chmomwwn H0s_ Mr wuhum E worthy of chu:

d ted b Fa mer c it c '

-0 cop uc y -I aug rs of the Empire whereby d ay from this life, vice was deeplyIm¢,a|_ Sep,” 19'_h_ to Mn and Mrs lottctown to Miss Jennie E Gar- ) The mourners included besidci children of soldiers who were kil1ed:A1'§1:g;e3ns§,n ng; Mr. and Mrs. vagvtggggve 33:, Sgumul and h1gh__ Gym Peake_ c___y_ 8 da___gh__er_ llctt of Sourls

her father andcgjrotkleerglovlld 2-: segkibsly wounded, dulvlgg tgclwarrcn Wlghtman, of Montaguc.lWr:ievot1°fml It was taken part ln_B1S0_At_ me Charlgnctown H0sp_|Q¢If_)A_SE-RI_ELYh-At Cliftont Pr_;:;_ John Cameron. Burg ~ rea ar may recc ve e a - th 1923, I; the early age ‘ ' M Klppon of Why- ltal, Sept. 5th, to Mr. and Mr5_ pct- cr an Ciurc . on Sep cm r Anthony DcsR.ochcs. gvantage of a college education. §;m1t4`_ ggaré and If m°m_hs_ leaving bycgt__:=_y;-g_l_\~é:_'~B__“l‘_fv_ev_ D_ A_ Mac_ er BBQ any a son 19m_ by the Rev C J St Clair 'rhe pnllbeefefs W°’°‘ Mess” _*` his sorrowful parents to mourn fgmnoh 'Guulocn Rev. M. N. Mc- Galrrnllzn-At the Charlottetown -Mans Hewld Roy Moa-Sc of New

ds J eph Kelly Joseph Cal- cent Boston paper has the follow ‘their loss' He was B fine’ tmmlly Dmmld’ Boumrdarie' ministgtil by Hospital' Sept Gm' lo Mr' and Mrs lltnnnllo adm Anna Hman Riley' of

mlm » °5 ' ` ,_ _ `. h his parents na ura y ‘ M D 1;-mid, uar- Richard Gauthier, c ty. a son. ew U DD .aghan. Clarence Howatt and Al-ling:-"Bossy Gillis, standinZ with ?:g'}ée;° rglhrtgxlnfort them in their l`{[_:r'_eD;2;1dMur;;c: H_ Macgenzm B|__ANC"Am)_1n this Cg;y_ Sept, MacI<AY-FRASER-At 52 Upper bert Blanchard. l°W9é9drth"g'd ilzoéhe E?°’§ttSgp5;l°'ldp¢lining years, but it was not t0 cgmdalbune Elders and by Angus 22_ 192g_ to D, ,md Mrs-_ _]_ E_IHlllsborough Street Charlottetown

°" .°“ e"° “Y- “ '“ E ° ' 'rh Lord would have it ` p tor. assisted by Bluhohurd. u daughter. P E Island on Scot 26th. 1928. bv law IS big?" than he ls- The "bad be 5°' e we trust that their N- M“°IY°" men maucllr-at the Charlottetown Rev Ewen Mncoourzall B. 17

.. otherwise and I J Glahum. I

_ ~l>0y MBYOT Of N€Wbl11”yD01`t Dl°3d'.1o5s is His gain. He was beloved 'Mlf Donald MacDairmid. (age H0~;p1tu|,Sem_11;h_;o My, and Mrs Jumc. Stanford Mackay of Glad-

S S ROSALIND -The S S RGS fd ggglty t9tI§°u{llcon‘;pl8£in§s charggby all his school mates, who Wire »‘4l and Mr Murdock H. MacKcn- Lco Praught, Cherry Valley, o."~tonc Kings County to Miss Edith - -~ -A _~_ -__ ‘_ _ _ ___lng m w: cga s or ng an d d to hear of is *_ ~ ' th two eldest daughter. Fla el o. Greek River

allnd, C. hT_aEylo.éqg;l__::i__I.§e_r.____tll_;”l_;0 ysclling of gasoline at his station at_l;‘;f;lgy s‘l__\Id_ ensem_e__e_y hope that f_;_<;,mS;§;2 2fg>.___vléer§ync;_ !STEwAnT_BOm to M___ and MH: GREG0R__CR0zmR *Av he ed in Dol' c ____yn_ Montreal hm, ;High and State Streets in that cit.V»§G0d may comfort them in their The Moderator gave __ g__acefu1,A_ A_ stewart Pmene on Tuesdav I hom" nf M, J H Wa1ke,._°n Thu,.§_ 'HW-foul; hosilrslxteen paSSenB0l`S 9`llHC Wm be sentenced by Judge Neblsore bereavement and enable them _'mute of praise w their constant‘Sept. the 4th. 1928, a dauglmter, da; Sept 20th 1928 by Rev Geo Pg on 0;; Jghns and a full gen 5°" Bmw" ml Thursday Hlslto l00l¢ beyond the fleeting scenes fidelity to the faith of their fathers.lWilma Georgeinc. Congratulations. l '\.els, a,sistccl by Rev J I-Iowo, 'she is lulllug at li.. u.....ld°°‘S‘°“ftl° h‘?“‘§, “me 1§~'="f‘1 ',’“t“{°§o`l' life toyonder home where death Mr Macxehzle in particular, hud MccD0NALn_~l-0 Mr, und M.-S. Al- _ B A brother-in law of s e bride. " ' . ' fs Cam? fl el' lS 2 iffy 0 SER fl - re not known. ' ` ti f four sug. bert MacDonald, Flat _River on] Walter McMllllan Gregor of Bracl' lOl' Sl- -Wh” 5- Carve” Bm!" Age” Irnti cgnéerreg with t_he trarosecgtionganghgorflfyzirzl was conducted by z2;s‘:5;s(;(%,,:;|¥;‘;1(“l;‘1il:1dl)r:lg:;) in Bradal- Monday, Beit. the 24th' 1928. a son. lcy Beach to Margalet E Crozier.

'- , ia as- th h0pe,Willlam Do aid. Congratulations. of Kensington

Lam To nr:s'r-'rhe funeral of Rb "f gg] ’°W'§h ” $1 “(§flf,nev. Mr. McDowell of caledon _ bam ML Mm, expressed e M KAY_ _ I

the late Mrs. B. F. Hodgson was I; Y ° °;l_f°lu;, fouse W ere Th -Slsled bythe Rev' A' S' Stewart 3.1 that they would still haye many' ao At l5l‘l_0 P- E. I. Hospital, I _

tzan .1 k esterdny after. was °" “ e ore B' jury' ° Montague. The remains were la of devated service ,before Oct. 4th, to Mx. and Mrs. Alfred MAC!-EOD MACLEAN -

‘wld B, ` céscocmxéman 1.-une.-al °h‘ll`8€S t0 Wlllflll he lJl€8d€d~€UllIy§t0 rest in Lower Montague Cem- 753” __ MacKay (nee Bessie Duffy) Gra- |North Wiltshire, P E Island. l;‘:l:7l'§°g;l”Vl°° at me P'"l°“ Bhd rotsdnedliatlwciglze itllmmlsv lan fhavinglcwrv beside ms grandfather Mr’ t Amgreat deal of business was ham's 'R.oad, a son. Charles Ever- Wednesday evening Sept 26th, . ' ` I 'U 0 W l 9 SKB Sue 0 8350*, ` WI htman. The sympllllly ¢_h_ d _ of wmch ctt. 1928, by the Rev John Stirling. as- Uave beingdcmg;$tell1/IrbyJ?l$r¥stg/:T mn” The °°mpmm'S were matlsleotrlig whsle community goes out‘;;““?;T]t;’g,::r§:ga s‘\;m':Xarv_ ‘PICKARD-At thc .Prince Edward slsted by the Rev J B MacLeod Ramsay an '_ ' , B0SSy S01d gasoline without a per- nd M,-s_ wightman. 9 ` mn decided Island Hospital, Tuesday. Oct. 2nd. of Montreal uncle of the bride and The Pau bearers Werei Mislfsé mit from the City of Newhuryportmo Mr'__‘1_`.¢»>-- The Synod by sfesgggfmw for mc to li/Ir. and Mrs. Harold Pickard, a by Rev A E Chapman of Hun- '3hl;i‘~'*~ Blgikh E‘i__l'f__esT”(':2'e2:_"ge Hg; or from the State Fire Marshal.” RECQVI-ms JEMS.-Some dist ll°t_ lge :»§»_l;l_;l9ofI`e__1l_’g boys resldencmldaughter. tm Rlvnr R v W J MacLeod We ner' ‘ ' g ' ance from the shore on thc cool gfltlgu Academy Howeven it ap_ VANIDERSTINE-At Dennis, Cape and Florence May MacLean dau -

_~ th P-eo-1e___ can-“amy _ Mains noNoasn.- wlthvclear ,mms ol Moosehuud Luke.. “i ted a comnmtee to take up cod, Mass., sept. zvth, 1928, to tor or Mr Murdock Macheau u

was n e D . the flag on th? Town Hall atbS»gld;,Maine- is anchored a s\vimming.g?eHquest_or_ ___m__ me board havmg.M_,_ and -M,sM__;F_¢,y;_no,,_?_ 5/an_1der_ :thc me Mm MacLean

_ _WELL KNOWN RESIDENT- ;l9___z;;l_f g 8r;1_a;,edu_k1__i-__g_eor_l__Ul¥u_*;`d_;)yvfloat. Hero guests swimr;:l_n;g__i;t_rV\_;t_!_?Ec0ntrO1 of its admm1su.ation_ |s_t;E;i_t;lee l re S e ow). a .____

Mr. Henry Christopher. who Cam l, | 5 I; ‘Outlet camps' Ma ne' A The Budget was Presented. the_MURRAv_,_A th ch I met I

so me Island a year or two B80 i’l‘0l1 auemwn m pay he r respec olvate camps along the S1\0l'¢- game' “location for the Synod being t e ar o own DEATHS

Lunenburg. Nova seotlu. ~ and en- i‘:f;:ld1_1_;__g_f also iztaegélhnd er;j.;y_u pl_uh.;;>___l_r_l___{._l_1es_l;i_l=__e___|;;g ‘55_0o0_ __ ___ _|;-I_o§pl_3;lé _§;_;_>_:§h__¢;_1____;_stl;_. £___l_u_r_._

d l th f r n hing business at ' often rl U89 ll . d eided to hol c NGK ' ‘

g;lll1f°lnB°‘§°°?‘);‘af‘l;d “I” *"5 "SM of htsosmdmh occupied 'ghe Iioéggi-q:l11’“°°s' D"““g °“° °f "me d1v‘“g`m;;tl;J;s ofezhe synod at stellar-Itffrua-ral; at th P E Il d B0wDEN`I“ ms my 0°” 3’ 1°” ence there last Saturday night, from °f 75]] Teamfger' id 21001! vhs tournaments. a young heiress fro_r_n nm H55 _tal S-t Zzxfd rs and John Bowden ag 34 years The whence the funeral took place on W” ed ‘mm e res e |Trent0n. N. -To Mlss Mary Bla” ` stio of the represents-l P V ¢l"~ » - all MOONEY--At Pea e Statio O

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Tuesday afternoon to the Peoples gg:3,3it:_:`,'_ l;vrfu;r“'Tse1?$,"pS,gi d‘;_ well, forgetting to remove her_ pea; tion cf me Presbyterian Church °n_hl/I;'¥sU_§I_lel;_thIMc__1_;l_ yr; a son _ 3,,d 1928_ James Mo°nev_ age 83

Sunlmerside. where the Il€Cl¢l8Ce d°Ve in and ret-um ng of mana ement of the *“ ll S l1Y» Un sl’-till' Mrs Bridget Boylen aged 80

geelsqaitfgywge md to rest beside Ofllvllillllg- °SSl-Sled Wo R3' the float found her valuable Pearls ;E;.1€S:;dHome for “gms was d|s_ day. Sept. _1_>_9th,hto Mr.. and Mrs. F. FLAv|N__A¢_ ML Ryan sept 2,, hose of his into wife. who died at Svrlgss. of K°11Sl“8*0“-_sig ef n were left on the bottom of the lake cussm and E lavumd legislative :_Nuu_g_h;£_ _ O Mrs Owen Flavm aged 50 vem M. ion and one au 'ltcr are e " ` he in ress o 0 .' “, ' ' 0 l' 1' . mourn and to th-in thc sympathy of the WW" ben “med and h;_hth;~l5°i22 b°“'°m but failed to bring up me gélrlgiii LChurcl1 in legislation con- 22??i‘lf\‘;““l_f3°e;}T<g;’I':g‘é?c'i“]“t;‘;“i' Hannah Penrden age 83 years the community is cx,_énded___S_ procession which followed cmd by prize; the incident had been almost c____m____ _mis _md other mM_Lers_ Iimh ._ iM- d M W _.te Sp_. v"_[_ETT__At Mmvww P E I

Town Council was reprelslerliearers fomomen ml mst Sunday' mme one. The reports of various commit-in - 2’ "'lV?“i rg' 1°; r u' Thursday, Octobcl 4th James W

1| Councillor Strong. The DH md_ on the float thought they saw some-- tees were received and ad°p¢ed_IJV&n EES Bl' 011 l’ll”l S . H S0l1» Vmeu ag, 74

IT DROPPE ll LIKE THE GEN- wele Mayor Arnett, Ex-Maygr __ ___ thing shining on the clear bottom That our Sunday Schools Showed E Faréesl rlc. In t A I.RUNTY___In ,lm UW on Ormhpr

TLI. DEW FROM l{EAVEN._.MrS» stone and Messrs Thoniafi -£0 ltlsalzld' twenty feet below. with the water a most gratifying increase in the hi. M NG-At 123 Spr _gtg v, £1- 3rd_ tm, mmm daugmc, ol Mr Ernest Warren. and Mrs. A. S. MacKay. Roy Slip agar 0ff_~fr¢ezing point no one cared to S number of pupils over last yeani er__st_,VIN. 031 S_:_:pt._ .5 d o h__l'_.| and Mr F Prumy “mer L“d“”' “f .. ° P‘“'l°“ Daley' Rev' Mr' "5 d°‘”“° bu” ‘“°““ “ami “ y°“"g ’“°“.vhlh- their statistics lndlcuwd u_“" fS~ fe em “S fl WK wmlvnls-A. aroolrfleld saturday River evidently b¢ll°V°d ln the K°S'.luluted ut the grave- - S-*_ from Mr. Mucxenzlcs camps, Mr.ste__d»y increase each vm since cr, Elizabeth Annie. Sep, nm, Mr, K_mm_n,_ MCI” Del Ol Work. S0 l1l8llly C0mm°"d°d -°’_°*‘°>""” _ d am .Joseph Lonergan. a native of Char- 1925 _ _McI.E_AN-At greetowg. 29, ms Mm 8,3 ypms by the famous Henry Van Dyke- The inquest into the tra{§C _Sod 10y,l;¢(,Qwn_ ,you quickly changed from ' N928. o Ml. an l'\_/fsrs. cR_wMc- GARDlNLR_Al Capo Traverse They invaded the B=l>l_l-Sl lnaflse of .lohn Bowden whose llfc e_ss X his regulation uhlform_9f whlteto ' .low flllmcry M S Sn c -ver. 1.- mm 5c,m.,,,.,e, Mm my Alvln lust more the mlnlsr.eru_wlle rea was round yest¢rdey__Il_;f_;';lwl;_l§ “$15 bathing suit, took a plunge into ll* nodcns-oauoar -oh 'runs-_il)51;=_l_l3gé1Tt»;r____A_ ___ Cm _0m__o______H,,SZ,,,d G,,,,,,,c, ag, ,B monm turned fI’0m llel' ‘/“Gill ‘ml '"1 the Marine Wharf w _ deep and returned to the surface day mommg_ Sept 25f,h_ 5t_ Marks. th 9 M F CAM|-.|m|_L_Suddcn1,_, at Seavww Washed' sweptiand p°“‘shed Wh?" afternoon at 2 oclock. _d W J, P Wllvll lib# D68l'l5- MF- I-'°“e"z“n 'S r°` Church. Lot 'l. was the scene of a Hospital' 5372"' 5"_ m ,_ and Mm Sclilcmbcr 26th Hugh Montgomery ever “e°e5"y’ d°°°r°'t°d the dn' D°°"°"s 1”' J` Yeo an '_' “QM-.' °°“'m5 °°n3mt“l°u°ns' this bemginretty wedding. when Ada Janc_Fre_d___Dou_c5t e. c y- Wns' “ 5°" Campbell aged 65 years Son of m.fd“i°f'i1 °nd§»f`§l;t`l`i.’ul¥iythoil°;'§5'§ X“°Mm'§.`lu°§3ghm§fgsf;rd\;';s eflef- §h§u§ff§u'3.§htf$§ .iuiigi-f.°i.i.‘i/lf.`f;"§;°J'5“°“°’s' "““““'”' °' Mrs' "°“°hi`l2§;“n aug _ ____ _uw une Hon wm canmlwll

B C “.8 - »m ella 'the late Dan Rogers. was u ‘ things in the Ph-ntry. This wg; of noon. The findings cannot Rf _y_1;l;;i¢ ad a. youn8 lady from Possible in me holy bonds of matrlmony tol -- __.`_ _day oct ard Hannah Pe__rdo___ 1°” is an the mm? “ppl-een ' if public ‘mm the comncrs qfourld drowning hhthe early summer' `Edward C. Gaudet. Gllieit SOD I MARRIAGES laced 83, widow of the late Thomas Mu. Macwalker. 'the Wil” " The body °f B°Wd°‘; W“m0m,ng -- _ML ,mu wus. w1lllsm_ Gaudet* _ .._-_________-_ nsruv

tho Mouse." ls not ln her ususlg°°=l short; ll 1_2 the mr _e_'l;hd¢0_l_3:_°';l£h0_:_”,§§}n;‘s“§n“§g§’§h§_§_'irlessunt view. rheJ¢§mn;i>nv_aX/:S,caliper-wsl.sn_oh sept, seth ealth. On G _ - Rev. 0 n ~ ' -_ . - _ h -- of the buoy testing Sl1°D- ‘ on Sept. 6, land claimed for .his own g¢:)‘£{,Te;;_s_' who also mlebrutedl

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slight fall' developed ‘into alarming h _ _ Es 1 _ syrntoms. and he was taken to P. C. gat? 3§;vv_ 'sinner was ,erym 9,;

:med my 2s ror u time m"“° h°'“° °‘ tm bm” W mv*

per o . -

dest hopes were entertained by

parents for a speedy few months signs of

summoned bu

had resided ;or the out

ullhms nm visit to P E I e also one brother- Mn

9119 \l'it<!f, both of

The body. Wlll°ll WM f0l1l“l PY- Henry, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs.l tial BsS_ The brldg who!

Reuben T Ellis age 3 years Less the "up m fm t ml gul-

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Tllll M*\““`““E SYN°D"`“ 'B '" lnerlnlellt "/l1° W” "'°"““”‘ °“'l' "_ than s year .ago .little Henry. wus'X1at;l’n;o3ng ladies looked ohm- I

one of a happy group. No where me in B Neve coloured georgeglg `°°“ld be ‘Wm 3 mme perfect' wpedress with satin and embroidery

°f ll Clllld l‘0b\l5l'» “Clive md l“l'°m'.|u-immings, hat and shoes to match.

“ml fu' b°y°“d 'ms yea” And mlshe was attended by Misa Maria'

thchomelwhera hi.s.liI.tle chattertngis m _ h wore gmc georgette “"5"” W" “ev” sm' h° leaves 3' wllthY:illvex'wcr‘>loured trimmings. The vacency that can never be filled A groom was ed by ms bro.

"- -*A* " Plea-

Hggplogl, where an operation

-A. MacDonald and the lm-

relatives of the contracting In the evening a recep-

wss held when over one hun- invited guests came carfylng them showers of best vllSh¢S

brme Excellent mu- wgg and an enlny-

`was spent. Mr. and left by motor for where" A shm honey- spent after which

in Pleasant View. to thc bride was

WBTS Shy

began to reappear.

t could

of hope to After

tima would see dawn up in Hwy a look of perfect peace

listening to lovely visions

he was soon been the

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a fountain

and to ff links.

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retum will reside permanently illlfarmers. The past few`years Ml-.I RECTOR-ELECT FOR CRAP-'ket covered with flowers was gently Somerville. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Lea has resided in the United AUD- At a very representatlvelowered to its last resting place.

are both very popular among their`States and is at ,pr:sent in Losimeetlng of the congregation of St.|The services at the home and gravel numerous friends in Somerville and Angeles. Mrs. Lea who has spent John’s Church, Crapaud, held onv were conducted by Rev. Mr. Colman., Cambridge, who will follow them'the summer with friends here|Mcnday evening, the Rev. Edwardlltector of Port Hill. Pall bearers- with their warmest good wishes for leaves shortly to join her husband R. G. Bridgewater, formerly of ‘Kenneth Enrnan. Reuben Enmuhl their future life. Iin California. Grand (Mahan, N. B.,~ was unani- Hlnston Williams, and Elton Nisbit.l

. _ ____ .mcuslydelected to tix rgctoryéh offAmong the beauiil2_ll___f1;1eral xibuiis, a d

The death occurred at her home At the opening sederunt of the Crapau , succeeding e ev. as. were-Women's 1 u rea .E n this city on Thursday, Sept. 55th Annual Meeting of the Synod C. Rand who is leaving Nov. lst John E. Yeo and family, Spray, Mrsr

;0th of Bernice Gaudet, beloved of the Maritime Provinces of the for Middleton, N. S. Bridge- Elton R.aynor,Bov&1uet. Mrs. gamesl \

l h _ d M . J. s.fP-~sbi l ch ‘h 1 cuuda :ern rd t or lugs co-'D t. spray. rsxeht ones, .lt:l.giet€ra?:el-Mrananillne: lastlllgicodvehgd lg St. gables Cliurch l_ast_l';ge. Hall1l_a§c.a li? hgh _Artsf Alrzd S533? Miss Myrtle Eord. Wreath.;

vllglirlzzt tlhlgtamonth an operation :;g:tP'tlElt§ gegggigsfronivximligata instlftlitloth, axn; litligcigdmb/13|-l;gy1,w;oy?1Zkuet.s ggi’ Ivan' C h i I d ry e n vas performed at thc City Hospit-lerator of the Synod for the ensuing the past year he spent in taking McLean, spray, Mrs. Russel Ramsay

.1 and the patient returned home. year. In DSSI: graduate courlieu in the gn-Bouquet.

vhere she apparently was convales- The proceedings were opened by ion Theological Se nary, ew;

:ing but it soon became apparentto divine service, which ws_s conducted_York, where he secured a Bachelor FRIDAY _ _

fer loving parents that she was_by Rev. W. Bruce Muir, Rev. lv. of Divinity Degree. He also has an

ailing, and despite thc best 'med- Scott Fulton and Rev. R. H. Btav-'honorable three years record of nECEIP'rs LARGE--The rum-

.'al attention and nursing of her ert, the sermon being preachgi llcyfoverseas service inbthe Great Via; mage sale conducted fy'<»>_sH;eri_i_ay__ byl icvoted parents s passed peace- the retiring moderator. Rev. . .The Parish is to e congratula e the Ladies Auxiliary o e ro es-. fully away on the ‘Rove date. Townsend of Fairvllle. N. B. During upon securing the services of su' hmm; Orphanage was very success-| The late Miss Gaudet was a the service, a beautiful sacred duett‘an outstanding man, while Mr. ful,;he receipts amounting to $306-

foung lady of charming) pel;onl:_l- vézs sung by Mr. and Mrs. Raoul`Bridgewater ls to be congratulatid 65. The thanks of__th_e_ auxilla_l;y ty and since coming th 0 y ymond.. ` upon his election to one of t e are extended to a ose w 0

./ith her .parents from Mlscouche most, progressive country parlshes_helped in making it a success.

in the Diocese. A very warm w' --

_rret her passing at the early age _ lcome awaits Mr. and Mrs. Bridge- 'A VETI-IRAN ELDEB..-TheSyl1°d .Jf 21 years. -WAS DAUGHTER 0F THE_wui;er upon their expected arrival ofthe Maritime Provinces meeting

The deceased was an enthusias-ILATE HON. JAMES MUl'RHEAD..- to take up the work immediately here was honored by the presence

.ic and popular member of St.‘Mrs. Eliza Hodgson, relic of the after Mr. R.and‘s departure. ` of Mr. M. H. McKenzie of Rose Junstan's Cathedral Ladies Choir late Mr. S. F. Hodgson of Chariot-' -___ Valley, P. E. I. representative Elder md also a member of the Children tetown, who died at Halifax, N. S.| At the meeting yesterday of the who has attained to the age of 97., Jfévlnfy- __ t_s|l¢\Sl2 Frldhy hlgllli and W8-S laid |10 Maritime Province Synod of the He Still is quite active and €1lJf;)iH'1_¢il|

esides her so.rowing perch rest on Tuesday afternoon at f.har- Psa_eby\terlun~ Church of Canada. ,.11 the Synod Sittings. He was |

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