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A GRAND celebration will be held in

Emerald on St. Pltrick’s Evening, March 17th-, when s. musical, literary, and dram-'

atic,entertainment will bc given under

the auspices of Emerald Branch B. I. S. A competent “Dramatic Personnae" will present the thrilling drama °‘The Irish Agent". The oration will be given by Rev. J.M. Forbes, Crapaud. Instrumental music, will be given by the IKensington Orchestra. In addition, readings will be given by Miss Flo McKenzie," Charlotte- town, which alone should attract a good house; and solos will by sung by Mr. Geo. Hennesey. A pleasant evening is guaran- teed to all who attend.

The Elder-Dempster steamship Monter-

ey, Captain Parry, which will shortly sail from Halifax for South Africa with the Strathcona Horse, will fly a unique flag, on which will be emblazoned the arms of Lord Strathcona on a red shield mounted on a white ground. The shield is divided into three parallel bars, and bears first the maple tree and beaver, second a. toma- hawk and spike crossed, and third, four voyageurs in a canoe. The whole is sur- mounted by a coronet. The Hag has been made in Montreal. tothe order of Messrs. Elder-Dempster _Se Co., and _ will l e on in~

teresting fea' Ure Of UIQ <l0C0_l'3€i0I1 Of U16 vessel. » `

Z T Y musical potentialities of the *R

chorus. The interest of the re~

J* hearsal is augmented by the presence of v.

O small orchestra, Mr. \Vm. McKee is an

eflicient accompanist. '

R.\i‘iii sale foi~ticket_s for the Hospital I THE special train from Siiininerside ar- *--_--

Concert. g rived inthe city shortly before 6 oclock,

AT latest :iccoiints last evening the S. S. , mst' ewnmg _ --1-

Miiito had not arrivel in Picton. _ “CHANGE front on P-r-e-toi-ia!" or Mr. G. P. C. Bagnall, Hunter River, is our “A1015 asm'

w Q Com, to the Opera House tlynight and I maple <_:_ainl_y for Oorn Paul. Patriotic ' in the city. _

sec Charloltcto\vii`s Heroes on the canvas. l concert' bt' George' S Day’ M1" E' T' Higgs was in Summerside

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'l`Hi: iniiil train left Charlottetewii fori hir' DL>`°‘A1\ " Rum mam mf” eh ‘Lt "1" y ` el; ay ._ _ _ _ , ~ _ - . l tonight for St. Diinstan s hockey Mr. VV. E. Leard Brir:'»°ct»o\\ ii \\ as in

(feorgctoivn at thc usual tinic last ci en~ 1 _ _ tl , _ L ’ °

i“g_ _ niatch between the Saints and a team from 10 CIW 3 oS~€l`d=1Y- gf rglla, pa*§Qf§3 fad

_ . the H1"Sb01`0“£`11 B09~t'iUS Cllllrl- Mr. Chas. Stevenson left last evening

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Solne of the .irve ous Pro_;ecto.=;copc in thc Opera _

House t0_uight_ _ none more \\ ortliy of patronage than the

CH.~\RLO'r'rl-."r0\vN Engineers will nieet ‘N garten I-Iall,Tliursda.y evening March 15th.

at _their rooms Lyceum this evening nt l Home made caiidv. ' 8 oclock. Importaiit._ By order. _ _ _

THE mm] _~m_a__gementS _ t_, H __ _ A Rncnuirixo officer is expected in

Concern are _ d 01` -W OSDI H , Charlottetpwn ina. few days to enroll the

comp 959 and fl Dleflsallt ,names of 2.: men for service on the§Nortli-

OPERA House to-night; grand entertain~ "ave already ‘*I5Plied~

‘ ment, the war in South Africa. graphic _ _

illustrations of scenes of the condict. Elo~ IN °‘dd_'t’"`?" to the usual celebration °f (ment discriptions by pmt John A_ St. Patrick s Day on the 17th there will be Nich0nS_ agrand program rendered in the Opera

I. 0. 1-*._ooom wmsiiiro N0, 1139 1_ 0, win moiodo some ofthe tho boot soloists.

F. intend holding a concert and entertain. musicians and reciters in the city and will ment in the Hall at Brookfield on Thurs- l bo fully up to the high standard of fm-mer day the 22nd inst.,commencing at 8fo‘clock entertainments by the B. I. S, of this city. l ' `p. ll. _Admission 10 fcouts. _W _Come and A glance at the program in this issue will ‘

hesr Bro. F. S. Jo_st"s graizhophonc. _ » insure a. full house.

01'* *N *NIC '@0211' .IN Messrs. Johnson 8: Johnson’s down

cies in the contingent about to leave for gown show window them are th -

*M Halifax- Those wishinzw volunteer may torostiiig south an-ioon Photos. org; i;I;f7

‘I9 50 lf' U10 0l‘¢0F\Y P00013 this 1*f°€1'll0°11 Private Richard J. Foley, taken while sit-I J or tomorrow morning at ten o`clock. Tho] ting- gn 3, kgpjé with rim, i. hand. any

I Hospital Concert, to be given in Kinder

west mounted police. _Nearly that many

'House in the evening. This entertainment

f°u°“'i““ 53'” °l"°*dY b°e*_ »*°_¢°Pff°d= other is of Corporals Fred McRae and J C

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F-, S- 110! E-0 .C- S¢0tU» d<_5.Igl¢S]i€ khaki uniform. Therylue will worth do; John Lightfzer, do; J. I. Beat- | ing-_

, ering in the Baptist Church last evening

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TH1-‘RE was a large and influential gath-

to listen tos. talk on the war by Mr. Mc- Cready. Col. Moores presided very hap- pily. The vote of thanks was moved by Mr. J. K, Ross, seconded by Rev. Mr. Warren of Bedeqne, and supported by other speakers in appreciative terms. The National Anthem was heartily sung at the close. I

Al the Demorest Medel contest/ in the First Methodist Church schoolroom last evening Mr. J. T. Mellish presided grace~ fully. There was a good audience notwith- standing . bad weatheiz- The following young performers took their parts most . acceptably Miss Fannie, Stevenson, solo;i_ Miss Perle Dingwell, solo; encored; \ Master Bert Anderson, solo, Canada; i

encored; the Misses McLeod, duett. There

were six competitors for the Medal-'three boys and three girls. The recitations were ' all _exce1lently»render_ed, _redectiug credit, upon theirinstructor, Miss Flo McKenzie. The award,'made with difficulty. was made to Miss Annie Gillis. Miss Gro-gory, Miss’ McMurray and Mr. J. D. Seaman were the judges; The chairman in presenting tho medal concurred_ in the award of' the i judges. The National Anthem was sung at the close of the proceedings. . '

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At Summerside at 8 o'clock Tuesday

morning Mrs. E. Doble wife of Rev. R. Dobie. `

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noon.) `

In Charlottetown, on the 13th M arch inst. Bridget Smith, beloved _wife of Peter HcGonnell, aged 40 years. O _ _

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Dorchester Street east, at 8.14501; _'.l‘hurs~' day morning, for St; Duastaifs Cathedral thence to Roman Catholic . -Cemetery.] _

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Rev _Ai Sterling, Mr James F_rizzell of Margate and Miss Margaret E. Smith of Clifton. ‘ _ _

At Eldon, P. E. I., Feb. 26th, John. S. McDonald, aged' eighty-four years, passed 3 to the home above. Mr. McDonald was an intelligent, faithful Christian, and will be greatly missed in the home, in the Bel- * fast Baptist Church of which he was 11 member for i_fty-nine years and a deacon for twenty-six years, and in the com- munity. The 'funeral took place on the 28th. The service was [conducted by his pastor, Rev. J. C. Spurr, assisted by Rev. ‘ McLean Sinclair. _

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