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PROMOTION.-The many irlonds

here of Mr. Chas. A. Parker. will be pleased to learn that since going to Ottawa he has been promoted rapidly holds the position of Acting Serg. in the Corps of Military Staff clerks st Headquarters there. '

FIRE ALARM.-- Ogaturday after-

noin shortly after on 'clock the fire bell rang in an alarm for ward three. llappily there was noyfire to fight the alarm being rung in owing to smoke issuing from the Examiner Office cel- lar where old papers was being burn~ (ed.

GENERAL A§SEMBLY AWARDS.

-The following young people from !\iu|'rn_v Harbor North. Rev. A. Suther- land. minister have been awarded certificates by the Presbyterian Gener- al Assembly for correctly' repeating selected Scripture Passages:-Daisy' Van lderstiue, Phoebe Sencabaugh, Mabel L. Kerwin.

ISLANDER DEAD- Mr. Philip

Large of this city has received the news of the death of his eldest and only surviving brother Mr. Thomas Large a native of York, P. E. I., who passed away at his home in Brant- ford Ont., on January 15th. after a brief illness. The late Mr. Large who will he kindly remembered by the ol- dcr residents of this city is survived by his wife. two sons and one daugh- tcr besides his only brother Mr. Philip Largo of this city and sister Mrs. John Ayers of Vancouver B. C., to whom is cxtcndcd sincere sympathy.

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A CLEVER STUDENT. - Mr. Sid-

ney Bonnell, of Charlottetown. has qualified for a place on the Dalhousie inter-Collegiate Debating Team, which will meet a similar team from Mount Allison University shortly, In a con- test fer Inter-Collegiate honors.

GOING TO HALIFAX.-Dr. Fred

Taylor, sou of Mr. J. D. Taylor of this city, arrived Saturday morning from Ottawa. Dr. Taylor leaves on Mon- day for Halifax, where hc will take a position in connection with the A. M. C. probably in the medical hospital there.

TO VISIT HER HOME.- Mrs.

Whalley, now at 40 Quinpool Road. Halifax will spend some two or three weeks in the city, their going for a short visit to her parents. in Milton, P. E. I.. at the conclusion of which she expects to sail for England, whith- er Mr. Whalley has preceded her, to enter upon his duties as chaplain.

MISSIONARV DEAD. - 'l`lie Pres-

byterian Witness says:-We have just learned of the death of Mrs. Gcddle. wife of thc late Dr. John Geddie. our pioneer nilsslonaryiii thc New He- brides, and the first missionary sent out by thc Presbyterian Church in the British Colonies. Mrs. Geddie passed away on Jan. lsi, in the 94th year of her age.

WEDDING BELLS. - The St. John

Globe of Jany. 20th says:-At the home of the officiating clergyman. Rev. Gordon Dickie, on Wednesday evening, Mr. J. Malcolm McLure of Dundas. P. E. I., was ni arried to Miss Margaret Miller. of Boston. The bride arrived on the Boston train Wed- nesday. The groom is a well known business man in Prince Edward ls- land.

CHURCH PARADE.-The officers

and men of the 105th Regiment at- tended service yesterday morning in St. Dunstan’s Cathedral and Zion Church, those attending the former un- der command of Liout Jenkins and the latter under Col. Campbell. At St. Dunstans the sermon was preached by Rev. Owen Kigglns from the gospel of the day. ln Zion Church the sermon was preached by the pastor Rev. G. C. Taylor from the text israel 13-12. The Anthem, I will magnify thee O Lord, was excellently rendered by the choir. Miss Mamie Ross taking thc solo part

STOCK NOTE.- Among the

breeders of pure bred ayrshire cows in Kings County who are coming into prominence iis Mr. George Annear of Lower Montague. At the Miller sale held a good many years ago when Mr. Miller's excellent herd was dispersed. Mr. Annear purchased one of the larg- est. deep bodied. long tcatcd milk cows. Hc has since been raising calves from her and has succeeded in build- ing up a good herd. l-Ie entered the old cow in thc Record of Performance test and she made a very creditable showing for a cow of hor age giving over 11,000 lbs of milk. One of her calves is now in the test. Last month she gave 1,248 lbs. of 4 p. c.. and is at tha present time giving 42 lbs. a day. Mr. Armour is steadily getting 'clear of 'his grades and replacing them with pure breds. He ls now offering some lleavy milking grade Ayrshires cows for sale. '

HIGHLY HONORED. -The follow-

ing clipping from the Jackson, Mich., Patriot, will bc of interest here as Mr. Chapman made many friends while in Charlottetown condsctlnga Guardian contest and also sang in Zion Church on several occasions. Mr. A. C. Chapman. of Toronto, Ont., who managed the "Everybody Wins," circulation campaign of the Jackson Patriot last March. was paid an ex- ceedlngly high compliment at Man- lsteo, whore he has recently been putting on a similar campaign. At a luncheon given by the Board of Commerce of that-city ho was given a vote of`thanks ‘and a request to

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cloty For years Mr Chapman was a member of the famous Mcndelssohirs chorus of Toronto and he was also

F. R00!!! 3. 2. 2. _ soloist in several of the big churches

there. The following taken from the Mantstae News-Advocate will .be of Interest to his mlnyulackson frlends:‘ H is fellow: "A

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to the Rev. Mr. McLaughlin. but up to the present time no answer has been received. Mr. McLaughlin. is well known throught the province and pre vlous to his going to Bermuda he held a pulpit at the Methodist Church at Fredericton. For the past- two years he has been located lnliamilton. Rev. T. J. Doinstadt'has`lately been filling the pulpit in Portland St. Methodist.

Asnaws v||.t.Aos- 'nie consi-

tlon of Mrs. I Philip Arsenault, Ab- ram'e Village ls not Improving as fast as her h-lends would wish.- Mr. Arsene Poirier. travelling salesman was in Abrnm's Village last week on bn.sl.ness.-- A meeting of the patrons of the Abram's Village cheese factory, was held at Egmont Bay on Wednes- day afternoon 19th inst.-`- Miss Lorel- ta Gallant arrived home from Charlot- tetown where she was attending a short course ln 'household science. - Preparations are being made for the short Agricnltural;Course to be held in Egmont. Bay next week.-~ Messrs Jas. C. 'Polrler. Stanley I‘Polrler. Ben Poirier, J. B: Deslloches, Mr. and Mrs. Emest -Dsskoches, Miss Celine Poirier all of Mlscouche. paid a visit to Abram’s Village on Sunday evening the guests of Mrs. Jas. C. Gallant, Adolphus 0. Gallant.--M.

TUESDAY

WH|8T.- The- Kildare Social

Club 'held their first weekly Whist Party and dance at the home of Mr. James Foley, three prizes were given. and an excellent buffet lunch was serv- cd by Mrs. Foley, all enjoyed them- selves immensely, and it is hoped by the young people that the club will continue to be a success.-Z.

THE PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.

- .\ large number of friends were d wn when thefcar ferry steamer went or L yesterday morning to bid farewell tc. the young men mentioned in yes- tr-;-day’s Guardian. left to join Capt. McKinnon in Halifax. before going o'.'erseas.There were quite a number ot other passengers outward besides also the mails, 111 tons of cargo and some mixed freight.

SUPREME COURT.-In the Su-

premo Court yesterday the cai-ic was continued before His Lordship Mr. Justice Fitzgerald of John S. P. Ayl- ward versus George McDonald. When the Court adjourned at 5 o'ciock the dcfendant’s case had been concluded. On resumption this morning at 10.30 o’clock counsel will address the Court. Counsel for plaintiff. Messrs Martin and Bentley, for defendant, M,essrs Johnston and D. A. McKinnon.

The adjourned annual meeting of thc

Congregation of St. Pelier's Cathedral was held in the St. Peters Hall last evening. Canon Simpson in the chair. There was a large attendance of both sexes. '

The Treasurer; report showed that

$6,500.15 had been received by hirn~dur- ing the year. and this did not include it legacy of $500.00 from the late Mrs. B. F. Lougworth, so the total receipts came to $7,000.15. Of this $960.15 was for missions and other special ob- jects. The expenditure was less than the recepts by $34.66.

Canon Simpson in his report men-

tioned that forty-four members and for» mer members of the congregation were now on active service, and three oi’ them had received decorations for va- lor. There were now 173 Communi- cants being an increase of 16 over last yeilr. “

Messrs Fred ll. Foster, L. G. Brec-

kin B. A. and J. 0. Hyndman were re-elected churchwardens.

Mr. R. V. 'Longworth Treasurer,

Messrs W. L. Colton and L. W. Wat- son delegates to t-he Diocesan Synod with Messrs Il. V. Lougworth and J. O. Hyndman as substitutes. Messrs Gordon Tomliiis and Clement Mitchell were elected dclegatcs to the Diocesan Church Society.

The meeting extended, s. warm wel-

come to the Rev. Donald J. MacDonald the assistant priest. Votes of thanks were given to the retiring church war- dens, the treasurer,.tho choir,-the en- velope clerk, etc.

W. A. 0. Morson and J. 0. Hynd-

man were appointed a committee ln charge of St Petcr’s Cemotoi‘y._ '

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