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CFFIGIBS El.»lCl,ll>-.st a fel-

ular meeting 0! Charlottetown " Council No. ia National Association

of Marine Engineers of Canada In- corporated held on reb. zlst. the rollowingoffissrs were elect/ed for the year: President. Frluk Pi1YD¢» lviee president, G. Clifford Gillis; secretary treasurer. Lem Winchest-

.~.~5-'}er- conductor, Howard L. McDon-

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G Charles Batt

OB.-The funeral services for Mrs- serlvencr, whose remains arrived in Summerside on Wednesday evening. were held on Thursday afternoon

" -£2 from the residence of her sister, ` “ ff-1 ws. H- R- Orwkelt °n Baer" St- , DR~ BROW RETURNS - A nes- rooloont of tho also-lot, vo... Aron- tended one door, tho g-oem were ro- " Rev. Dr. Ryan whdwled the 8"- . senger to Moncton on the Canadian

vices. The pallbearers were MBSSIS- George Bowness, Donald Baker. ‘ Harry Bllliphant, Arthur Alien. W. x, Llewellyn, L. R.. Allen. Inter

ms... woo in the A.-bin; plot io the ai-own or this city. nr. Brow ar- gf,,,,‘“”"

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African veterans in attendance were: Lloyd Gaudet, Walter Uwe, Captain James Walker, Fred Largo. Don Kennedy. Reginald Cox. charles Hines,_He.rry Hyde. Wil- liam Warren, Col. Wm. Cook and Col. H. D. Johnston.

-ENTEITAINID AT BIIDGF-

itacsrvss san News-Mr. w;

Airways plane on Saturday was Dr. G. R. Brow on return to Montreal. Dr. Brow, who is a. heart specialist of Montreal is a sou of Mr E. R.

El” E352 itiilil =i§‘ii‘ §g*§i§ tits.

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tion s. few days ago. Har remains were conveyed by the evening train

Mrs. Thomas Compton, an elderly

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service in the Church the grave. The pall-

re Stanley Tantoh, Bruce

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o:“WulisrnN.VicEn.aonofthe

Wmillfl Viiharsonof

North Riveiugdl. I..on|.'ebruary 1&ill19IB.!§i|llIWNdby|,w11e andtwo twhterl. Helm when

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Mrs. E. H. Strong entertained in -PAIBD AWAY-Friends will Collegiate. uso three bothers honour of Mrs. o. Edward strong, regret to ham that Mrs. I-liloiro Frances and Harlem. Vancouver, at a couple of tables of bridge last Therlault of Tlgnish. who was Bl B. C. and Mick of Cornwall. P. I. I., Thursday night. sh. was assisted years of ago, passed away at noon andfour- sisters. MFI. Henry vggg.. in serving by her mother, Mrs. J. C. on Monday _in the Prince County son of Saskatchewan, Mrs.

Wilkinson, who is her guest at pres- Hospital. Mrs. Therlault was brought llllanagm of Boston exit. to the hospital in s critical condi- R.ichs.rds of Sydney

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H. V. mubar. mana r ofthe East- to her home in Tlgnish for burial _urrnawoow ng __ A use em Securities Comany, Limited. --B. nlnnber of guests attended the received the sul news Saturday of --- afternoon tea, held by the members the death at her home, Toronto, of -YUNIBAL OI' MIS. THOMAS of Q,-ygggl gmpm- Nm 1, 0|-dn of his mother, Mrs. R. A. A, nouns.-. common-'rhore was s woe st- the mutem star, on Friday. room- Mrs. Dunbar visited Keppoch a-few tepdsnce _of friends at the funeral ary the twenty-second st the y€8l'S B80. and had many ‘WIND scrvvioea in Bt. John’|'Ch\n‘cl'i, St. lovely homo of Mira. W. Ci. Bruce friends and acquaintances hart- lliieanors on Saturday afternoon for Harland Apartments . Miss Betty

Bruce, daughter of the hostess at-

de W. White, D.D., oon-- oeived in the living-room by Mrs. W.

G. Bruce, Worthy Matron and Miss Sadie Love associate Matrox: of the order. The tes. table centered with a green bowl of yellow dsftidols and yellow tapers in silver candleobras,

Peoples Ceme -S rived Thursday on a special trip to F Iimkermg Intermmt was in was presided over by Mrs Gordon

see Dr V L Goodwill, who has been tin" fgmmlye lot m me oemstery Ive; and Mn; A, J Home Tho”

Defy. .

A ceremony or deep interest in lu m`t1io'i>rmoo Edward mood ° , I P _ ,Hmm ,,,e,.,'M,,_ '_,_ ,_ I5,,,,n,ng his many friends in this province Hospital for, the past week. Dr. ad” bh°_°_,:‘_L'£_"_B' Mm, Mabel M°;,9°d_ M155 mlm;

will take place at St. -DuD§,f»3~\1'5 Basilica on sunday uw. Whtn Frederick Case of North River will

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nouncement of the 861'*/1°¢ WHS made at the Basilica yesterday.

Bev. John Cass, Jesuit Father

of Ontario, who is s, brother of Frederick Cass, will be present and will preach at the ordination ser- vice, which will be conducted by His Excellency Bishop 0‘Sulllvan.

Mr, Cass has many friends loc-

ally who will rejoice at his success- He received his early education at

" St. Dunstazrs University and later

_ studied at Grand Seminary, Que-

1 .boa The ceremony will take place

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at ll o'clock in the morning.

'me Summerslde members of the

Boy Scout Council met on Saturday _ afternoon to arrange the details or _ the Boy Scout campaign for funds. Four teams were organised and

each team will canvas a certain

section of the town. The drive will start ui Monday morning and close on Tuesday evening. The commit- tees will meet on Wednesday to .hand in their reports.

The teams are as follows: Water street - Mayor Lidstone.

Captain, W. E. MacDonald, P. G. Clark, Gecwge Muttart. J- I-»¢1°0y ` Holman and A. S. MacKay. ` Central Ward-J. Frank Arnett,

Captain, E. P. Foley, M. E. Schut- mau, E. W. Manson, Robert Jardine, Will Strong, and C. B. Jelly.

West Ward-Hon. A. F. Arsenault.

captain, Norman Macleod. W. T. Bentley; John MacPherson, Lea Linkletter and Fldele Perry.

East Ward - Joseph Callaghan,

captain, B. W. Robinson, Robert Mollison_ R.. E. Ellis, George Bishop and Robert Gordon.

»itis not often that married couples attain their 50th anniver- sary of their wedding, and still less often do they spend that fi1ty_yea1‘S in the place where they were mar-

ried.

Fifty years ago on February 23.

dass, Mr. William N. Huestis, son of the la/to Thomas Huestis of summerside wok for his partner on

" `life's highway, Miss Emiline Ram-

T still living, - " merside, now Mrs. Robert AEUEW-

say of Freeland. Lot ii. They were married by Rev. Nell MacKay the Presbyterian minister in summer- side at that time.

Mrs. Huestis' lyridemiaid. who is

was Misa Green of Bum

The late Pope Green was EIOUYHS' man. Mr. and Mrs. Huestls have. with the exception of a few years in the United Stated. lived all their married life in Surnmerside, tak-

-ing part in the life of the com-

'munity in s quet unostentatlous way. They tool: s lively interest in their church and Mrs. I-luestis has been s. member of the Ladies Social Club for many years.

William Nelson viokereon, 02. died

_'fy academy- rob. utr., at calgary

from a heart attack. Mr. Vickerson ` collapsed ,on the street and died be- fore medical aid arrived.

Bom in Prince Edward Island,

..,,,. Mr. Viclceaoon came West 20 l/BH-YS

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"°“ ago and farmed for a number of

ysarsinResinaandMoose.ia.wdis- fricts. In i913 he was married to Annabelle MacKinnon of North R/lver. Mr, Viekerson is survived by his

wife and two daughters. Ruth at home in Moose Jalw and Helen. a teacher at Briercrest. SMX-

He also leaves four- sisters and

three brothers to mourn his D858' ing, Mrs Minnie Vickerson, Regina. Mrs. s. Richards and Mrs. P. Rich- oios both or sydney. N. s.. and Mrs. I-Ioslam and Francis at Van- bouver, and Mac at North River. P. E. Island.

The funeral took place Saturdly

Feb. loin from Jwiues Funeral Home. Mrs. Minnie Violterson of Regina, was visiting in Calgary at the time of the death. _

The annual e

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father left immediately by plane

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early an age is to be regretted by

him. 1-le is survived by his second

people had waited some time in the earlierpartof the evening, Mr. Hugh McKinnon called the meeting to order and stated the p\u1>°°¢ 0! the gathering.

EDUCATIONAL

of the regular Sisters J.0.L. on Indie

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Fume, Donald Kesmedcr. Reginald

PICISIITB 150 be btwk in Charlotte-

Irldia C0. by Mrs. R. M. Lblhtei

R. Hlllson; Second Vice Regent,

will: committees:

W. M. Brehaut.

no: the Etgfmal Judge with

hour death were all except' her son, nlwood, “"‘“.’.'.£‘i.‘£. .........

me family, an._o¢1I‘-

Blsgens, New YQ-k;

VCI' Tillvbf, CW

Pearl. Mrs. T. B. Chivers,

Delray. Florida; Lena. Cambridge, Mass.; Annie, Brookline. Mass.: Fdssr. camlnidse. inn. and Ms-

ior, Clarence and William Taylor.

ton. ~P. 1. I. _

Sisters: Mrs.LilyMcA|1§i': Bam-

ilton; Mis. _§|£hillips, Alles Taylor and Hattie Taylor.

Brothers: Comes

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Goodwvilys condition last night was - 1.1.3,.-pe,-_ M555 Helen 1:-|n1.._y,°n_ M155 reported as lust abwt the same- .,.,,s§°2§§f,,,,,,,“"‘,',f,,,"§', °,,,“,,,”"“,, s,,'§','{, nomo stewart, mr. w_sooot1ooory,

‘ ' """' African Vnuams att¢ndmg the Mr! Wlltllffed Garrett, M185 Ahnlé.

A telegram was received on Sat- mme m *_ nm” chunk sunday Watson. Mrs. Thomas White, Mrs. “My by Mrs- W~ M- Rs°»“i°“ M ,lm mn Julia Ha11,1\ars.Arr.hur Henry, Mrs.

gity. axfimclglxz the sad nov: gf g§,’,f,,_L,§”_’,°,§,f°°,,°{,",}f,,,ke’,f'v ,.,.ed,,.,c§ any nailing and Mrs. John ffowatt.

UW 0.\` _ - The late Mr. Reardon who was °°"' °h°"'1°° ww- Him? HYd°» GYRO - "Modern News Gather- °t.“° rc: no :.’°:::.; l-.ii‘1“"<’»‘°» Wim# ?°»»»»»." W” i’°°».~.“' ::.‘.°..°..“°i°:.:.::..: .',°'.i.::.; C . . an . O ' ' his pagmg Wm be mourned by his other munbers who were unable 3_ Mormn, B_A__ Ly_,3__ it me 1-egu.. wide ouele or friends in this oity "° °°*°“° "°'° *”““'°°° “dd d°' lar weekly meeting of the Gyrc Club .md o1s..W.,..e_ *Blvd Un w°°\mt °=f the S“°WS¢°H”» hold lost evening in tho canadian He M; about ,_ mmm ,go gn ,, “WIN 501911 th¥W83\ mile” md National Hotel. Mr. Morton traced visit to his uncle, Mr. .romeo iv.. F"°°°"l°“ We” thmvsh illness the growth of newspapers from the Doyle of New York and on Iebru- Th’ 1;1;_°°d °n th” eliablmhmem Gf “The 'nm°‘"- by uv 14 word or ms so.-io... moo.. m°°‘“'““”*°uM uf, mevgydw- Wm. °°° -who Walter in ms. when no ods- ,” hem m-°u_b1e was 1-ec¢1v,d_ H15 - 34110. mated a news trsnsmlss on serv ce

of his own, the carrier pigeon.

and was with mm ,mm hm pusmg The annual meeting oi' the Royal down through the years to the pres-

The remains Mt yesterday and Edward Chapter of the 1 0. D. E. ent day. He described the great

Wm “five home Tuesday evenmg was held yesterday afternoon in figures in the newspaper business, He leave, to ,,.,,,,,,,, de, mg the Charter Rwms, with the Rea- such as LoroNortho11ae,Loro1=tcui-

fnha and mmm. OJ, brother ent. Mrs. J. A. Mathieson presld- mere, Lord Beaverbrook, W. R.

' ins- Mrs. Mathiescu exprersod nos.-st, Pulitzer and some others;

and also described the development

' town again. Comprehensive reports of news transmission by telegraph

At his home at Ebenezer the sub-_ covering the activities of the year and radio from the day of Julius

ject of this short sketch passed were tabled. The names of two Router to the present. A vote of peacefully to that Great bourne members were proposed and accept- thanks, moved by Mr. R. C. Chand- from which no traveller ever re- ed and regular routine business ler, seconded by Mr. R. R. Bell was turns on January 29th, 1995; after transacted tendered the .speaker by the chair- an illness lasting from October 1934 Mrs. H. J. Gordon reporting om man. Mr. W. J. Monaghan Mr. which was borne with patience and the year’s activities of the Study Morton then gave a reading, "Ba\n's trust. Programme Committee announced Letter", which was greatly enjoyed Frank. a young man of twenty- that th# f0“°W1!\8 lil-Dora had been by the members and the meeting

six years was a general favorite read and discussed: Early History closed with the singing of the Na- with everyone and nu passing st so or mais by ue;-s. H. .r.Go1-doo; most tional Anthem- `

all who had the pleasure of his ac-` Clive in India by Mrs. J, A. Math- -POST NUPTIAL SHOWER.- swuntonce. iooon; Modern india by Mis. J, A. Mi-. and ms. Roy Walker ww Hb 121*/BS f/0 111011111 1118 6911! MacMillan; Warren Hastings by agreeably surprised on Friday even-

demlse a widowed mother. two Sis- ,Miss Mary Irving: The Vice of ing at their home in New Annan. ters and two brothers. India by Mira. ll. M. Blsnrgrd; when the neighbouring families

His funeral held on January 31st Mrs. R. H. Bogen led s. discussion gathered to tender them a post was IB-rsvly attended. The services on the work of the League of Na- nuptial shower and extend a hearty being conducted by Rev. Thomas tions, and Mrs. Blanchard read s woxoome fp me bride, formerly Miss PH1¢f11°rP°_ °f Will-'1°° United never on ber trip through the Med- Addis layloi- of wmoioo. Mr. wu- Church assisted by Rev. H. Stavert, iterrauean countries. ’ nam Taylor was oliglrmgn gf the Hunter River. The following are the omoers el- ,».,,mng_ An add,-egg 91 wqeomg to 'rho following were the bell bw- eoted: Honorary President, Mrs. tho new bride was ‘road by Mr. en' ml?/iitignif Harold mxiehew Gems' D' D°Bl°L’7 H°n°"“'V RW' Bert Bo0le.‘There were many love- Qsgnom Magnae oggufr Macnom' mt' Ml” Ru" Daman Hmm' 1’ 9”” ‘md ”“°““ ‘hem W” “ aid 1 . _B D' ary Vice-President. Miss Blanche very hmdsomg ,mmer ,,e,-v1¢_ Mrs,

Ihwrmcm WM at wmslm Baum Haviland; Rbgéllt. Mrs. J. A. Math- Wyman can-M made the magna-

- ' ‘°°°“- 1'1"* Vi” “°¥°“l- We H- tion Among those assisting ot the

fiiirldtiun were Miss M.af'.Y MacDon-

Gn Monday morning, l'ehrrual1y Mrs. . .Lo gwm'lIh~Secxet lith their passed away at his hi’/me Mrs. cwgie. Brehsut; ' Treasuirg. °'m'M,,, Emmmyn Mu-Ramsesm;ta :hmmm M1513.-151 ??.°”.§`.1”°.1‘.;..‘.".é`“..,ISfti'§"7§.?o1<°?»T.7`f?l17 §i‘.§’.'..’.f;..°..'..$"°"..§'.’.f"$”‘i'“..3"I =‘°‘“° M°“‘“°°“‘<- M” U” '-°‘ “mess 0.14 months, Mmm, Cmmefhnmétlénd se; Mrs. Ramsay played instrumental He wasbomat Vaileyfleld, P.E.I. ret”-y'M;~| H L Bethum. A551", m'“9l¢ d'll-fini U19 evening. Mr- tho lost member of a family °i ant s'oorets'r-y`1\i§-s xr a 'Hoodoo W°”‘°" °“ “hm °’ "‘”““" “'“° eleven, seven brothers and four son- Echoes My-5 W A his bride expressed their apprecia- gme;-5_ Huém, sumdud §e“m§’ tion for the kind welcome that He was twice married, his first Rose Longworth: National Council- hm 1”” ”d*°°d°d't° them md wife being Miss Catherine Bruce. lor, Mrs. J. A. Mathieson- council- ’°’ "'h° 2°” 1‘;"'°‘,Y Tiff' ‘md ¥°°d Kingsboro; !.E.I., by whom he had lox-s, Mm. J. F. Wh , Mr . _ _ Umm- dim Y “U0 WU WW' nine children. Two sons and one Blanchard, Mrs. W. ;a.rBentlsey,EM¥g_ ed. the guests leavin! at s late aoogmor, .uso his who prodoosuso A. m. ivzomson, ms. victor sooo- “W 1°’ W” 1‘°°‘°°--5-

Wife- M1'5~El/H M301-#905, Of Bfidge- Flower and card! Mrs. T. W. L. -FUNERAL 0|" MBS. GIAILIIS §‘.Z`.l’.“'..‘?’...`1§‘.§‘.’f.'.";.”,.~,’....°' °"§.° ‘.‘?.’;‘...““...° ""2’.”...‘°...‘.I.‘.‘.’ *Jia ”.‘."“f.."2?.’”.i". §£.""o?““l° ‘““°l." °°.2"€.3‘ °‘

. . son u or s. as.Pamer.wose a oc-

Cailifornia; Chester, _Kingsborm Blind: Mrs. W. A. Miller, Mrs, W, curred on llleb. l'lth, were held at Mrs. James Jardine. Kingsbcrc: B. stewart. Mrs. J. B. Bsgnali the home or her daughter. Mrs. A.

from-Q. Fora: r/;ox<;iariclr.A1§_,l;et§`tf§\ League ofngotions, Mn. it. rr. Alber-relax; Tuesday; rel.. mn

...; .. ames Rogensnd ssMai'ytrvin. p.m. v.Dr. .Ros,as- Mlch-: and Irva, Boston. ' ' Child and Fsmil Welfsregmr-a, sisted by Rev. Wm. J. Phillips, of-

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ficiated at the services. Hymns sung

A very pleasant gathering was Work in india, Miss nmol mow. were: "When the Roll is Called Up

held recently at the home of Cap- art Yonder I’1l be There" and “My tam rmaxoy and Mrs. Monougall. sowing: so-a. 1-. E. smouwooo. Heovooly Home isnrigfit and mir." Bello River when the officers and Study Programme, Mrs, _lggggm Rev. Dr. Ross’ son and daughter members of the Young Peoples’ Mrs. H. J. Gordon. _ very beautifully rendered "Over The Society of the Wood Island's Calendars: Mrs. lliisori Stei-ns. River." She is survived by one sis- Church, wishing to give tangible Social Committee: Mrs. Hooper ter and two brothers, also four

expression of their gratitufded ist? Horne, Miss Stewart, Mfrs, ggmud dailghltteniiildfai AbGay, Alberton; their read and ezyef en K ed. er y. asoumpeczidrs. orgoisigeluuo cirjnce ae- h°§1r~'o.§ol1o s. smolm _aloe at nor g-§i°?d°1§l=l§‘?°1§,°-Y°hwam“§ 15;- sem a her ouse or tpur- me I-lamiltpp on 115 31 . 0' ~ -.an e pose. The earlier part of the even- lose. aged 6'! years. She had, for a 5- E- 0¢\;1¥l°1\» 5\\'ll\!Mi‘I1&e.'t¢:lwhoixti ‘iz W’-°..°‘:;:“.:';.v:.*:":.':f.:;‘..°,..~°‘°s' .';:‘.:‘:..’:."...~ '“:f.°‘°°i sv , ‘:,.:.’;.'::'.:',°° °.‘=:..°°:::°“:..i.°.. B noorxoocoz the ti-our when return- powers .of nied1o'elmoslii,”fnd Mwfl- -T: W- W°“¥h- *Wim Milf' ing from chonottetown having been soothing influences or tensor mira- phy. P. w. ieard. Henwmmmi. 112;; delayed by a ram-outer rloturo verde. im. the disease mound all curative limdwm- “gt” by M ffl: r§`ooH;rn;;§t.sAf¥; tlrmyoialgg may or oodnfgo pt:s»:g°mto tire: U1'*"°d °h“f°1‘ °°'“°°°"Y~ "°'“‘°

presence ' _ first husband Issac

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eration. dition tom poum-s ci' inall two passengers mae the trip to the Magdalenes. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrisc Bourgeois, who arrived here by plane also about two weeks Bao. the latter undergoing s. serious operation inthe City Hospital and ~~'v~'~‘ets‘~' recovering, Mr. J. O. Turblde, who is on his way to Hali- _nx was e. passenger on the return trip. The plane left here at 11.85 a. lu. and reached the Magdalen Islands at 12.45 p. ni.. leaving there on retum at 2.20 p. m. and arriving here at 3.80 p. rn.

WEDNESDAY '

The death of Miss Sophie Moun-

tain daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al- vah Mountain of Alma took place in Boston on Feb. 8th. The remains were accompanied home by her sis- ter, Mrs. Waite. The funeral was held Feb. 13th and was largely at- tended. The service was held in Montrose Church and conducted by Bev. M. D. McLeod, Much sym- pathy M extended to the family.

RECEIVES BAD NEWS - Mfrs.

Deborah Stevenson, Elliots, received the sad news Saturday of the death at his home, Jamaica Estates, N.Y.. of her son-in-law. Mr. John R. Chamberlain, on Feb. 14th, after a short illness, he being sick only s week. I-Ie leaves tc mourn, besides a sorrowlng widow (nee Eva Stev- enson) four small ohi‘dren. Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain have spent thc last two summers visiting friends on the Island.

sADLY nnnEAvEn-'rhe sym-

pathy of the entire community will be extended to Mr. William Martin of tho stan of the c. lv. n. Hotel, in the loss he`hsa sustained in tht death of his wife, who passed sway early yesterday morning in the City Hospital following an opera~ tion some days ago. The late Mrs. Martin, who enjoyed a large circle of friends, was possessed of s. most pleasing disposition. which sn- deared her to all those with whom she came in contact. The Guardian joins in extending heartfelt lym- pathy to the bereaved husband.

rt is with deep regret 'thot 'rho

Guardian chronicles the death, at the Prince Edward Island Hospital yesterday afternoon, of Lieut. Col- onel Victor L. Goodwill, MD., for- merly Medical Superintendent at Falconwocd Hospital, which position he held with great credit for over s quarter of a century. The deceased was the victim of a heart attack. which seized him on Saturday. Feb. 16, and from which he failed to rally, despite all that loving cars

gd the most skilled attention could

Dr.Gocdwillwasa.souoft11elsts

Rev. John Goodwill, for many years a minister of the Church of Scot- land in this Province who later re- moved with his wife to the New Hebrides, where he laboured in the

Preaggsrian mission field with out- stan success. Memorial win- dows in St. James Church, Char- lottetown, commemorate the assoc- iation or _tho Rev. Mr. and Mn. Goodwill with St. James' and the Presbyterian Church generally. It was~ at Melbourne. Australia, cu Hb. 3, 1875, while his parents were returning home from the mission field, that Dr. Goodwill was born. He was christened at Halifax.

His early education Dr. Goodwill

received st the Charlottetown public schools and Prince of Wales College. Hs than studied st Queens Univer- sity, Kingston, Ontario. At the lat- in institution, after graduating as a medical doctor, hs took s. special course in mental hygiene. Return- ing to Charlottetown, ho was ap- pointed medlcal superintendent of Falconwood Hospital on Feb. 15, 1900, in succession to Dr. Edward S. Blanchard/ This position Dr. Good- will held until Nov. 80, 1015, when he was granted leave of srbssncs and went overseas. with the rank of Ma- ior. lu the Canadian Army Medical Corps

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TIUIIDIY

“TWIN F805! ¢Yl'l'AWA""

llayor Kennedy, U. B. 1, and

Councillor B. RN re- `turned home -on ilgymhishl from Ottawa when they held I

conferenccwiththe Minister of labor!-1cn.W.A.Gordon, with nga-eitounompioymooti-ouof.rsr. Gordcnsaidthst-hcwould take lntooonsiderstiontlureouestior anairtenslonofthegrant which

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l Illelsniary sth a l ds and relati

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their hospitable congrshilstlona to this fine couPle on the occasion of their foggy.- aighth wedding anniversary. e huge home which has so often been the scene of many happy social festivities was filled to overflowing 'before the bride and groom, who were tskan completely by surprise

ahead the inlrnolr of the gather-

'rherepassedoutodthislifeto

her eternal home on Sabbath morn- ing, February wth, Elva Margaret Banks of Bradalbane at the tender age of thirteen years. The deceased underwent an operation for appen- dlcltis at the Prince Edward Island Hospital, Charlottetown the day previous to her death. All the ser- vice that medical skill and loving care could render was furnished without avail. The deceased was the adopted daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Dan _Buchanan of Bradalbsne and-was a general favorite in the community. _

-QUIET WEDDING - A quiet wedding was solemnlred in the Convent Chapel, Bummerside, on Tuesday morning when Mi's Alvin:

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Arffhilf

Ui! 3.9. UINONU

‘don Writas that in Sarnia six flax

Richards of Mont Carmel was unit- ed in m9rr's>gc to Mr. Earle Perry of Summer-s'de. son of Mr. and M"s Fidele Per y. The bri '° wf~~ at"~‘:l- ed by Miss Margaret Del-:han any' the groom was supported by Mr. Ernest Richards. Rev. Pr. 0’Hs.nley

s sumptuous wedding breakfast at

tligbest wishes of a host of friends.

I INTERESTING DEBATE- Memfbers 0! the Hlidltl of Colum- blll who have had several il'lte1'&f.~

, plmishmeaik. has more influence you human conduct than the hope

MacDonald ported by J. H. M ably presented

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place, many of the numbers tak

s. tie. Prior

P‘s.i/her Francis

a series of ing. A stu ised by the

chief object tihe

members in public qieakling P. J. Mlclflllan was the chairman.

The llebruary sitting of the Su- §$%322§§§P§d3$?d3

. e .

fig. Justioe,1_i_' C. Saunders presid-

'rwo of those appointed for ser-

vice on the Grand Juhy were un-

avoidsbly °a?s?°t.“Tho names and addresses n pros-

erflt ue as follows: vm

oreman . C|°°l'¥°tnwn: srren

Wlghtman, Montague; William Me- lAs.li,DaGioe Marsh; Alex EMC- Donald. Souris; Patrlit Miolutyre. Newport; Edison Molntyfe. Monts- gue: Robert Dewar, Georgetown Royalty: John McClure. Albion Cross; Reuben Maohoii, Guernsey Cove Thomas Donahue. Roeeneath

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them the opportunity and Privil- egeofbringingtathoattentmof theDe‘i>Irill\¢ntcfJustleeanypos- sihis improvementsin ourexistlns Proviueislstatutes and cveninolu' Crinlinslfiode. ~

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celebrated the Nuptial Mass. After _...___

S BUDGET FOR SATURDAY SUBSCRIBERS

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IN’I.lB.lS'l‘lD IN l'l.AX ll()- OEBS-lntelelt in the news of me invention of s new method of flax Drooccslng by Mr. Franklin E. Bniith,-s former Prince lldwsrd is- lancicr, is elllressed in a letler re- ceived by Mr. A. W. Hyndmgn, mm agar of the Royal Bank, from Mr. T. A. Gordlm. of the firm of Gordon md Bon. Sarnia. ontario. Mr. cor-

mille vw owned durlns me or-out War and for some time afterwards, but the business. owing to the Rm. :11n`trade with Belfast, was prac H '_._=y ruined. “Ws would be Pleu- ou. he lays. “to grow flax and scotch it here for the Lancashire

::v:k°?'”gm':°1g1;””h:d°'9:“”;‘bg°u.|? There passed peacefully any '°d_.. M “md m Th. annum; Knutsford on sunday Feb. oi, thu Province I. .lu nn M. ted' Rlolelt Harris at the advanced ,O the Wm P of 'le years, sm: o lingering o hooalrofort ln'dli»ht1r§hi§"°r& gf: “°“ ’°’ "”° "‘°‘ “"°° Y““‘» num! hum' “und he" Bmw me Hvgris man of fine

in-:val of mo Aooaims. cztuio and °” W

.=rince Elward Island ,seem to lze ih-.e mal’ "1

kwotgrov hoes particularly interested g’ smug",

° new' ° Mr' th' mv°"` the Eastern

tio

“' - ao.-od oy Mn

~ _ Mr. Wald JOUUY

,the home of the groom the younz _ Thirty-seven new members l'.a.'e Wort. Pi'Tf‘w from ‘ooucle visits* the home of th- -N-tn s...;'..l to 1...; rc... oi t.ie.C.o,.r- fly. wreath from the Wei bride gf, Mont, c~rmel, where s re- .lttetcwu oraucn, ¢,auv.¢l.s.n Legion, stitute. 'fhose left to caption was held in their honour Bhd M members have been rein- his eorrowinfx- Wld0W.

that evening. On Wednesday eve- Sihwd. President M8301' R. C. Bprlivzfield. Isaac

“mg . ,.,,,ep¢,|°n Wu held gt .ho Chandler announced last night as 'lemmy at

iholne of Mr. and Mrs. Fiddle Ferry °°m"d°| IH'-59294 f°l' I 1111!. ell- Gard o‘ for tho eriao one groom sur’ their “H1118 I mvntlfs membership drive. ozowo.

friends. Mr. and Mrs. Perry have Tm Wim “Dill-BTI by J. P. Hil- the houy

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5:5 Elf. §§i§ 555% Sign

lion made the best

total of 28 new

roinstmd.

halt with 14

reinstated. '1"° nun!-us sisters. mu im-,v

io; aoooioo istoiv mot again mor- m“‘*°'~° Hllwfl we Mile lo Vic- _ any night me domes oo tho ooo- ':,',‘;m'{*4?$‘“§h ‘,'{v°n§.0 tgggzred ¥,§,’|“',,, 'w' _ mf,” J°°°~ ""°°“’°¢ *W "‘° ‘°°"' °‘ with the no '°' now, s daughter,

sion hen.

b A mllmill Pwgrammo presented

ilkillllllfliwofe Mossrl.Al'tM.o~ Innis.MaeMoKinnou an Malcrohandlerapoiof

the loss the local brano

perloaoed in the-death of

SEE' o=§§

ed in Charlottetown last llllht I ham-s lots. Part of nas

by the Ocean

ad about The car

= ='§;;ss=§isa; § §§§s;§ig§.f§2g§.- o§,§§i,i.gs§;.§:>;§ gigs? ¥§§§E§ n ‘§“i Egsei E Egfr” E" .=r§ 2...' §§.gi §=s§i== Egeig e-=’§ E=,i§§ gig E* oe sr ictrééirrs-E r§5.gr§

IP treats was with difficulty. and

ts were completely

as Egg -5

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f' ‘)é"i‘-'.)p&¢..;~ 4., f' ' __ ~

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prisesweie won

Maoimiiosna mo. im. cor.) pong..

" forty-moo more-s.

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assists _ masons-in the oily H°°l ne. as, ms. Joachim; W” some via oz wwum N”

' 2 oooownr.--Ateriooo

siiiddutltdt »m.`i|n.-iouuilstieth v°°'~

-- Miss Ida Dawson

40\|!ht£ul-ly for on Monday, for

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- Dr.

several

a suitable

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and 'il/Lrs

Mess. A

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6, "wmv, The dem,” d y Dr. llhrl Robbins was heartily Nm on Fm 3, m,,_ ,O ,,,,_ fo. oi.. of.. ooo by i».l'r°.° °v'f°°a. ‘°°°‘"“ by ""° ,°°"‘"“‘°‘ T"°" Mn-'Iver wme.'» counter. '

PERU!-.At the Prince Dzlwardl

land Hospital. Feb. 22, 195.1%: and Mis. Dan Percy. a. daugli

' A ltilbfll GUCUSS! llhen $003 V. L. Goodwill. (LABK-.At tim Prince Edward

` 'lsndifolpital on Feb. 24.1985.

ing part and presenting excellent _ _

Th ,Now GAUGE UELAY A M? and Mrs Arthur Clark, as

arguments both pro and con. e - mum my “_ E_ pnmu “gm-94 three-daymowstcrmpiliuguphuge SAUNDIII-.lathe Princelai

is mv, drifts. interrupted all railway ser- Island Hospital on leb. 26. lil. ,gwmog viceonhineeldwardlslandyes- Mr. and Mrs. mme: sauncll.

lerday. The mainland train axriv- sm.

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MACDOUGAL-M the Prince ,ward Island Hospital on Ni. 1085. to Mr. and Mrs. Iemuvlll Doilgall. a son.

s'i‘AcaY-At the more MII :sims Hospital, Feb. 2:. uso. Mr»a.ndMn.L.J.stocey.H°°

Hllflf'-A$f.l1lP!lnM MMM. lllld HMDIIU, Nb. 38. l935.t0| and Mrs. Ir-ankHs.mm, MLB bolt, ldlllfhtef.

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CLARK-In the Prince County pitel oo res. 2-mi. io Mr. lcd John Clark. of Summerslde, a

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ifsaoosou-At imoafw. M mas, Duncan nrsuwn. and

nu; Honor.. in humorous to the 2°’ ',,,"'°°,_.,, gm, 1 ,,,,,,,\'l°°“°,,,,,,,, Manson At uontogoo m gfiilgg M°"Dl'°ll¢`;i° l"‘§f\°:_§l°” whsipoh th; city hcptgnopermon gu lilac, Mrs. John Manson: will

ID 0 Ill' d* _ _ `

lnal cues before themgourt and y ____ _ {;|.I)'v|g,_M, gp;-mg valley,F°l thought the leoiltstion of Kin!! ary seth, Adam ulover. wi* County as s law-abiding section of The Sith annual banquet of tho years. r > the country was bsingworthlly sua- South African veterans took place MAit's‘|.N--At the Clial-lotwli romeo. loo Posraooorg psy, wooriomy. noavltsl. ooromourv zo. 1930.' In enllglegaiing to the iuiy 3:1! gtk.. in the Blue Room st i&ilton's william Martin. aged 47

Nl*-lllf ll 9 Nll\4Ud° m d &li!l. In addi - ._ that the present occasion also gave mm g hm 'aught -MscINNIB--.At mme valley 1;

'huh ds! Februar! 19 193° Mm

sow immnu seed 61 vw" I moilltfv

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Dooom wi

nhsmgmersl from A. A-E

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