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MONDAY l

rota-so STEAMER momma’ —The freighter Nordess, "Liberty" wip oi’ Panamlan registry. docked at_the Railway Wharf Saturday. unere she is taking on a cargo of"

alwroxinlflielv 127.000 bushel! 01 ~ son Harry and brothers Prank snd ,

Prince Edward Island potatoes] destined for Norfolk. Virginia. i

IS (JON\'.~\Lbl$C1§G—l-1is many‘ frieliclg will be pleased to learn that. Mr. Robert Arsunault, an employee of the GUi1l‘(ll2\11 Job Pri-nt depart- nlcnt. is convaivscing at hhe Char- lottetown llospital, following an emergency opvratlon Saturday morning, 11c entered hospital a week previous lol‘ lrcatment.

SAD NEWS RECEIVED — Mn. Everett Hoilus. Kingston, receiv- ufi news ywx-ifillluy oi the death 0.! his brothcr Zifelville. nt Davlson. Suslmi. liCWllIll on Saturday. The lai,- {up ipilml-s was 43 and left the Plovlnf-l- sonic‘ 23 years also to Tllihlif‘ his home in the west, He was unmarried. |

A very lovclv autumn was solvinnizod at St. Malachafs.

Cllllflll Kn om. when Miss Katll- . lcer D , vans ulliied ill mar- riage i flfrlurile Bcrrigan of New" \‘.' -li..f’ Rev. Father Mc-l Quulci p-xlurziczi the leremony. . . — . Baptist Parsonage‘ c o: a quiet wedding at 2 o'clock. lday afternoon. Nov.

14th. uhcn .l.'lll.‘€ Clara. daughter 0f Mr. and hfl-s. Wl-llington Thomas. North 'I‘ryol'.. nnd Edwin Jamcs Stone s. u u!‘ .\lr. and Mrs. Charles Crn-zlilzlil, (‘ape 'l‘ravvrso, were imi- ted lu the holy builds of matrimony by 11w Rev, i‘, n. Hicks. Pastor of bllc church.

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laid beside that of Mrs. White who died eleven years ago. Among the relatives present were his soll Thomas 1-1. and daughters Jean and Margaret (Mrs. J. A. Mac- Kenzle) of Charlottetown, snd his

Fred, of Saint John.

The wedding of Winnlfred Ros- olsa, oldest daughter of Mr. and

Mrs. Edward McKenna. of Elms‘

dale. and Mr. George Gallant, ad- opted son o! Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gallant o1’ Plusville, was solemn- ized in the sacred Heart Church. Alberton. on Monday. Nov. 10th at 8 A.M. by the Rev. W. E. Monog- han. parish priest. The happy young couple were attended by Miss Ellen Ellsworth and Mr. Bobbie O'Brien. Following their marriage the bridal party motored to the home of the bride where n large number of friends and rela- tivcs partook of a very sumptuous wedding breakfast.

A large circle of relatives and friends Ire sadly missing me dyna-

. - l “adding fmlc personality of Emma Charlotte

Chipman Campbell who passed away Oct. 25, 1947. after a. lengthy illness. at her home. 2-1325 Wesi 15th Ave., Vancouvor. B. C.

She was born in Covohead. P.E.1.,

‘in 1866. m.- daughter of Rev. m.

Allan and Mrs. Allan. The chersh- ed memory of these two has been perpetuated in the story of “Annc- of Green Gables." Mrs. Campbell's family became divided. She was predeceased by 2 baby sisters. he!‘ father in 1891, her mother. Dre. 5, 1917. her brother, Col. John R. Allan of Covehead in 1935 and Dr. Archie of Cardigan, Dec. 5, 1946 llll of whom are buried on the Island. except ha: mother. who is buried in

e West, too. The rest. of her

A "pry muuylfan weddmg was flalmlly live in the West nllnleli" hvlfulllllY-‘il ‘ilk M11fl¢hl"51,brot»her. J. 8.. and sisters. 111:5: $211312 *§-;:}°“1*;( gihenM°§gi§ i Helen McLeod and Mabel. Mrs. w. i F.G'rnt.

Ii-Iyrtlc, only daughter of James‘ a Duffy and the late Mrs. Duffy. A very pretty wedding w“

bet-acne illL‘ bride of Bernard Mer-. \.u. only sou of the late Michael

McCouz-z ului Mrs. McCourt of

fsnlcraiu. The bridal party enter-

ed the church to the strains of

lbs wedding march played by Sis-

ler Mary Peter.

Ycstcrclly evening the "Prince Nova“ and the "Charles A. Dun- ning" made their last trips of the season over the Wood Islands- Caribou rouze.

Today, boih steamers will come to Charlotzstmvn with the "Dun- rung" doclnng at. Bruce Stewart's wharf 11nd the "Prince Nova" ty- ing up at the Marine Wharf.

Robert, Elliot, 50, formerly of;

sniemnlzed at All Saints Church. Cardigan, Wednesday, November 26th at 7:15, A.M., when Miss Violet MalcDermald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Mac-Donald, St. Peter's Road, became the bride of Mr. Aneas Mal-Gilivral, son of Mr. and Mrs. Austin MacGiliivcay, Cardigan. The cerenwony “as per fin-med by Rev. Harold Croken, PP. Capably assisting the couple were Miss Arleita Roche as brides- maid. and Mr. Cecil Rice as ‘nest man. The bride was attired in s lovely dark blue dress. with match

ing accessories, while the brides- maid wore a light blue ETLEEIIIDIL with black accessories. Following the ceremony. ‘the ha??? couple motored to the bride's home where

Charloitctnwh- dirfl Suddenly 1°!‘ i~l8y enjoyed a, sumptuous wed- icrdas‘ illvfniiur i" the Wm“ °‘.ding breakfast. The couple then the Boston Globe where he was motored m Charlottetown and

employed as a illlotype operator. '

The iutc Mr. Elliot learned his trade as all operator with thci Charlottetown Guardian and 1Q ' Charlottetown about 25 years agol for the United States to follow his‘ trade thcrc. Ho worked on news- paper! in Brooklyn. N.Y.. before going with the Boston Globe.

His wife is the former Margaret Trainor of Charlottetown. l

FIJNIIRAL AT SAVAGE HAR- BOR -- The filnernl of the late Mrs. lvlclviuu Pigoi was held yes- ierrlzly nftcrnoon with a short. SSTVlCB from her residence at sav- flgg flilfbfvl‘, fnllolve-l by services] m: .\li Stewart United Church. 119-,- wfl’. Zilovrer officiated ai the hnlno and Mr. Mercer and Rev. Mr Charluan lit the Church In- lern~en: ‘eras in the People‘: Cem- kgm-iy m. Stewart. The pallbrnr- ers were: Rum-oll Clark. Fulton! Doutlrl". fi-iiltrm Coffin, WL. MHC"

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Lead Jrlnwr-s lviorrison nnd DJ MacDonald. Lt-vCol JD. Stewart. n.s.n..

ED . n-as homo presiliéni of the United Salli».- (lfflvrrw Club of Charlottetown at their annual ‘ hold l"P'cl‘.lly. Tllf‘ club r\l'lv lillfflll us the NnVyJ Arml, and ill-n...» Q,lfil!3l"<' club» M11111!‘ .].l. hlivllnlsou BlTC. i.- VICE- pFPSlflCDl. i

Otllcl‘ lllcnllvcrs of the ruvculivel are as follows; Liz-Col. \\’.ll. 50-- pm, 1,1,0.» r» s Fielding M M .' E.D.. Ll Cul rec. Chandler. Malor CM. Wiliizllus ED. Mfljrlr

other points on their honeymoon. In the evening the couple were tendered a charivsrie by the citi- zens of the community. Mr. Mac- Giliivray is soon to return w Rlverdaie. N. 8-, to resume his work in that locality, where he will soon be joined by Mrs. Mac- Glilivray. TUESDAY

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Moc-

donald of Vernon River were guests of honour at‘: social even- ing held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Rossiter, Morell, and the presentation of s beautiful walnut coffee table by theirifriends of Moi-ell and Charlottetown. be- fore their departure to take up residence in Tlgnish.

To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mne- donsld:

The marriage took place on Wednesday afternoon October 29. .547 It 4 p. m. at the home of the bride's parents Winsloe, o1 Myra Ifewson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Hammond Rodd to Norris Garfield son of Mrs. Scott and the late Peter Scott of Meadowbank. Rev. J. R. skinner was the officiating fiergyfnflh.

1n the historic Church of s. John <1. Belfast the Presbytery of Prince Edward Island conducted s solemn nCFVlCE of induction on November 28th., installing the Minister-elect, the Revel-end R. S. Quigley, Ph. 1.). into the Passoral Charge. The

; Moderator of the Court, the Revd.

q, E slzorrfn. fifnjor l).L. tvfath- i ilandolph D. MacLean of Montagu~ mo“. K0,, 1.1.13. "Lzeut. RC flzreslded and conducted Divine Machlllinn, DS C and hm, Cllpl , Worship assisted by the Clerk, the RA fifvCzllm. - iccvarend T. H. B. somers. ' 'f'hc sermon was delivered by FITNERAI. .i\‘|' IiIiLFAsI‘ — The .-\c Ilcvcrend Donald Nicholson ol funel-nl 1-! ihc lll|(‘ Alllllll‘ l\. Alr-c- ‘ Brookrield and the Reverend G. Dougall, Cllllflnttflinwll contractor, Carlyle Webster interim-Modera-

"was hold ycstcrfl-"y afternoon. A m! of the Charge for five yous, 'co|1gn was m, cqnductor, icutlined the steps leading to

short SCVViFl‘ at the ‘Mad can Fun-i pm! Hnnm “nus conductor] ivy Rev. T11 pfnlmnuzlrx. Funoral scrvir-cs; wf-m. thou hcl-l m licks". Proslil" Wyn-m (which vfinllllvl/trl by Rev. TE, l“(‘l.'l"llll.'li\ 'lllfl Di‘, RB. Qllll!" fey. Ai fhv Fllnrrfil Home ihc houn-"rlru"qvaillivnrors wore: H5"- mwL, Prmvso, n Roy Holman. W.

Chcslcr S. llvLuve Dr R F Serb’

mm, gimrm Pzvoli. PR. MrLaine The lll'li\'f' pAHhNIICTS were Arthur Nelson, Allan hfcliulay. Charles Boisner. Furncss Maiheson. Wilf- red Livinrsifmo, John P011811]. At ‘Belfast ihc pallbearers were: Wil- {red MFIPLPHII. JOhIl Roflnev, .7'.'l1n D. Muv-Dougull. Duncan MrTavish. Alex Gillis nnd George Grant. On Wedncsday. November 12th. a large number of old friends o! the lain Thomas F. White 0f Charlottetown gathered at Bren-

ln's Funeral Parlors. Saint John.‘

u; pay a final tribute of respect to one Whom they admired and knew so well when he was a citi- zen of Saint John. Rev. Dr. E. H. Rinlviv Bqunre Church, formerly minister of ‘Priultv Church. Charlottetown. conduried the service and mid n suitable tribute to the life and ohsrscter of the departed.

The burial was Cemetery. The beloved form was

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(ailing of a minister.

; The annual memorial service ior riooonsed members

Hall Sunday evening. Nov. 30th. with a large attendance of mem- bers present. Grand Knight Mlllan presided.

Dr. JA Mc-

tains on personal solicitation for the T-B. League Seal Campaign. in which it was reported that $2,500 has already been taken in, with additional amounts silli to by bmuilht in. A feature of the enter- tainment side of the meeting was i the holding of an amateur ShlTGs . the-wealth programme by tho l members of the club. .-

The sudden death occurred in tho Prince County Hospital yesterday morning of Mrs. Major MacDonald of Surnmerslde, R.R., at, the "s 0g 56 years. News of hcr passing cpmg as a great shock to a large circle off

C.N.I. OFFICIALS HERE-Alt. Watson Baird. purchasing depart- ment. Canadian National Rail- ways. Moncton. and Col. D, J. Maxwell, also of the O.N.R.. Mone- f-OH. were 1n the City yesterday.

Pllll WINNIIS ..- Following are the prize winners at the draw- ing made at the annual Notrc Dame High’ Tea: Oil painting, Mill Mildred Hachey. Caraquet. N. 3.; doll. 5t. Joseph's Convent; chicken dinner. Mrs. James Brown, Richmond; box of chocolates, Hu- bert Murnsghsn. Charlottetown; hurld made quilt, Rev. Charles

friends in Summcrslde and vicinity. Gallant.

Mrs. MacDonald had been in her

usual good health until buddy 53,15, pAR-py_me A_Y_p_A_ evening when she was stricken of st. Paul's Church held a "CED-

wihh apoplexy and was taken to the hospital where she passed away early Monday morning without re- gaining consciousness.

Besides her sorrowing husband she leaves to mourn one son, Bern- lard, at home and one daughter. Mrs. Scotty Pitcairn (Muriel) of Sunlmierslrlc: also the following brothers and sisters: Edward, Wal- ter and Roy Lauglhlln of Shb brook/s; Mrs. Thomas Noonzm and Mrs. James Condon, Richmond; and Mrs. Percy Weeks of St. bfileanors‘ to whom the sincere sympathy of the community ls ex- tended. _

The deceased Was formerly Edit-h Laughlln. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lauflhel" °I Sherbrooke.

WEDNESDAY

SYMPATHY EXTENDED Much gympathy is hem; extended Mrs. (Rev) TE. McLel-lnan on the passing of her father. Walter G Iavers, at the Victoria General Hospital. Halifax.

qcoram’ ltl.EE'I‘ING _ Rev. 11f J

'.\. Campbell of Now London parish was the guest speaker at t-he 1'95“- lal‘ meeting o1 the Summerside Rotary Club yesterday. He spoke on his experiences ill the Near East and in South Africa while serving with the radar brunch o! the R-C- AJI‘, Guests were Rotarlan B. Graham Rogers of Charlottetown; and My, 1,3. Allen, Stlllllfldfsldis |

RETURNS FROM HOSPlTAlr-l

n highest tcrnls of the kindly at- lpnfllOn qn-cu nim during his iii-

ert. Henderson. of Toronto, forme" assistant general manager of the Canada Permanent hfortga-lzc Cor- poration. Mr. Henderson. who was '11 years of age. had retired from active duties last February» He was a frequent summer Vlfilwl‘ W this Province, his widow. the f0!‘- mer Miss Margaret E. Irwin, ile- ing a native of Charlottetown. A son and ‘two daughters also sur- vive. Mr. Henderson's death oc- .curzcd...on....l~lovzmbem.. 22 . .. after a prolonged illness.

I The funeral of Mrs. Mclvina , Pigott was held on SaturdaY offer-g noon with sh0rt srrvlre at the house then to St. John's United Jmrch, Ml. Stewart. service com, ducted by her Pastor the RGV-r W. T. Mercer assisted by the REV-l Mn chm-gran of Cornwall. burial’ tool; place in the Peoples Cemetery.' I Service at the grave was conducted by the Rev. W. T. Mercer. Th! pallbearers were W. L. McLeod. R, C. Clark, Fulton Douglas, Milton fCoffin. James MOrrison and D. J.' MacDonald.

Mr. Alfred Groom of the ‘town. 10f Summerside Water and Sewflflfi, lDcpal-tinent. had s narrow escape lfxom death or serious injury when lt-he truck he was drivinll was

struck by a train at the Duke

_Street railway crosslnfi 150M 1°15}

‘yesterday morning. The train wasi lentering Summcrside from ‘the: west and the truck had just about» passcd over the crossing when it. ‘was struck and turned over.

Mr. Groom is in the Prince County Hospital but will likely be discharged today. He received a severe shaking up and a. cut on] the her-d. Only the rear fenders; nnd box of the truck were dam-l aged. - f Mr. Elmer costsln was the eng- I .illeer of the train ahd Mr. Arthugl

THURSDAY ‘ nomz- nenasvnn - Captain’) Percy White, of Murray Hal-hon, has received word of the death in

0! Chliflvlt", Livingston. New Jersey. of his lit-, Kenna Lotvn Council. Knights of Colum- y] d , q p whim“ ' “"5 W“ Mid l" the 301v Name‘ Tleieglxlgti-lelglflsil- iohrgewasurlcgl .l..--.?..'§l..°§.§”lum “m. and m’ re-

years old, was the Ion of r. and , Mrs. Garnet White.

. l roman/n. SERVICES - ‘rile ‘funeral of Amabei Arsenault took

The service opened with prayer place yesterday morning at 6.10

by the chaplain. Rev. R...V

ward during the year. They wefet

IBrothel-s, Lawrence llennesaey, Cecil Bradley, William Moran- Chsrlel McDonald. J-J. Duffy, uli ‘of Charlottetown and Joseph l Gallant of Bordon. 2.15.1.

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Irogular weekly meeting of the ‘Charlottetown Gyro Club was hlid lost evening at the Charlottetown Hotel with Mr, ydnly '1‘. Green

Mrs. Gordon Hutchinson. gave n ‘talk on the Charlottetown Play- ground Commission and the won-

. Mc- from the Frank Ilennesley Puncul Kenlie after which the Recorder Home to St, Dunstanfi Basilica? mead the names o! six members when Requiem I-ligh Mus wul who passed io their eternal re— celebrated by Rev. David McTaQueE solemnized at St. Patrick's church,

who also conducted the service at the grave. Interment was in the church cemetery.

FUNERAL AT POWNAL-The ‘funeral of the late Mrs. A. O. ‘Moore. Pownal, was held yester-

teuded. A short service at the Lame was followed by services in Pownll United Church where sor- vlcel were nducted by Rev. F;

of CcHlenRrv-Quee“ in the chair. The guest speaker. R, “cw”,- gumed by m“ gm- lluu Stackhouse. Rev. M. D. Mc-

lend and Rev. '1‘. A. A. Duke. The val.‘ bearers were: Harold Bmith.

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E55 _____ brated by Rev. Howard W l and DIED IN TORONTO _. Mam hhc last rites at the gravc v, m 1V1’-

(rignd5 here will regrrt to learn formcd by Right Rev. G11. Niac-

oi (he Gum recently o; M; R01). Lellarl, V.G. Burial was in tho Si.

aret party" at the parish hail on Tfilesday night, a function which was greatly enjoyed. Betty Comp- ton was mistress of ceremonies. Novelty dances, with music by the Brighton Club Orchestra, and an auction. with Syd Jeffrey as auc- tioneer, featured the program. Pro- ceeds from the auction go towards the Bursary Fund for an Anglican theological student at King's.

N0 TRACE OF MISSING MAN -~City policemen, who have been carrying out daily patrols along the waterfront and harbour in a Department of Fisheries patrol boat. have found no further trace o! the missing C.N.R. policeman. Mr. Dan Matheson. who was last seen on the night of Friday. Nov. 14, in the vicinity of the Prince St. Wharf. Dragging operations by members of the local police force are also being carried out around the wharves and docks.

Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Clements, Montague has as their guest Mrs. Furlong who arrived from Philadelphia. U S. Friday, expect. ing to remain here for aweek. Mrs Furlong was for some time em- ployed in Goose Bay. Labrador. to which she went about a year ago. Later Mrs. MacGuire denarted for England to visit her parents in Ronuford. Essex County. returning afterwards to rejoin her husband

‘y in the U. S. A.

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1/1,», and Mrs. Russel lifatthewlslarhe funeral of tho laic Ail-s. Accompanied. by tllclr son C181! ; Major MacDonald was hold i-lfllil motored from Charlottetown to _‘ her homo in Sherbrookv yestcrzlnyl Alberton on Wednesday. Claarlto the St. Paul's Church in sum- " had a very succCssflll opcrallon in »mersidf= and was lai-guy attended. mu- glizulottcioah Hospital lor The pnll bcarr-rs wcro as follows: ncrnia and fllJDCndlultlS and speaks Frank Townsrnrl. l-‘rrluk Walls,‘

John Thompson. Fred itfnchonnid, Ronald MacDonald. Arms Arson- allli. Thr- Tlcqillrm liiass w:

Paul's Cemetery, Bun\-.1\ersidc.--S. On ’l"hl1r5day evening. Nov, 27th about 60. invited guests gathered st. the new home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Peters of Duvar to g-ree! Mr. and Mrs. Peters on their 25th wedding anniversary, and showm- them with gifts, it being a double occasion. as apart from an an- niversary, it was also a house warming. as they had Just. moved intheir new bungalow. Mr. and Mrs. Peters were the recipients oi’ many nice gifts; also the best wishes of all the community.

—WEDDING ANNIVERSARY- Nil/and Mrs. George E. Willie, Summerside. celebrated their 20th "wedding anniversay on Novem- ber 23rd. On the allowing even- "mg they were at home to mem- bers of their flmfly and a few ‘ntimate friends. They received many gifts and congratulatory messages in honor of the occas- ion. A goose dinner was served to shose present. Mrs. White's mo- lher. Mrs. George W. Harper of Charlottetown. was present, and u. it was the fiftieth anniversary c.‘ her wedding. she was present- ed with a gift and s bouquet of flowers 1n remembrance of tho event-J.

A very pleasant. evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred" Murphy. Emerald, on Monday, “Tovcmbér 17th. when a. number of lt-heir friends and neighbours gath- pred to congratulate them in hon- pur of their wedding Anniversary. After all had assembled Mr. Borden (Greenan acted as chairman. After ‘a few approprllfc remarks, called upon Mr. Emmett. McKenna to read an address while Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Greemm presented them with a beautiful tea set of dishes and a nice occasional choir. Mr. Murphy on behalf of his wife, in A few well chosen words thanked all u. their kindness. which was fol- lowed by short speeches by John M. Murphy also J. J. White. Carl fi-fldf lvernon Grcenan and w, P, Mc-, A bountiful lunch was

, tho evening was most WRJOYIMYWDEIIY. in music. singing and dancing till the woe small hours of the morning when all dis- {Dcrsed after singing God Have the yKing and wishing the hide and {gratin many more yelrs of wedded

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A quiet but pretty wedding was

lPi. Augustus on the morning of '0¢l~ 37nd when Mary Helen, ldaughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Hughes became the bride of} , Augustus Kilbride, son c; Mr. and IMrs. Percy Kilbride. Grand Riven-l ;Rsv. Mull Callaghan. performed

GYIO CLUB MlETS - The lay afternoon and was largely at- . the ceremony and czeiebrsted the’

muptill mus in the presence of a

llsrgo number of friends. Glvvn

I In mlfrllss by her father, the young, ibride looked wlnsome In a floori i length dress of white satin-net! with a full length veil Ind carried, ,a white prayer book with satin: ‘streamers. She was assisted by‘

flérlfll work l! hll sW-‘Omlfllflhvd if! Robert. Brown, Ambrose MacMll- ,' her sister I-Issel. » who wore a

i U18 "I'll We Yvlrl o! Ill 111091311011- 1m. Prank Jones, Layton Jones.‘ floor length dress

in firnhllHDllrlfll "I! H198"!!! reP°Pts were Wilbur Jones. Interment was 1n l

given by the different tum cap-

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of Heaven’ blue nylon tslfetta with shoulder nil to nub and carried s white]

prayer book. The groom ‘was assisted by his brother Lawrence.

Friends and relatives of ,Mr. Joseph Poirier, Mill Road, will be glsd to know he is now return- ed from the Veteran Hospital st Alberton. Mr. Poirier, who is 85 years old, has had double pneu- monia and his doctor says he was wonderful to live through it at his age. He is recuperating at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Peter U. Gallant, Mill Road. Flis wife died a few years ago.