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nanaobn <- The June muting oi, thlgilppstitllbelvvl!

held some spun iMrIt-hlll-r Hugh. iliteen mambo. it!!!" ' ‘H t b

viaito?s'lkttenll_ g __ so by'_,__fifliug__" ‘t ods iouoivaumy lath _te_jijré I- R011. call was answered by an nterest- lug l-lact. ‘Sick- and School com- mittees gave good reportszs. Miss Clemens and Ziliss Hugh gave an interesting dialogue on “Grammar- lcal Errors." A box oi clothing was sent to the P. E. I. Orphanage. Two new members were welcomed. Ice (‘ream and cake was served by I the hostesses. alter which the meeting closed by singing the Na- tional Anthem. The next meeting will be in the form oi a Picnic at. Mrs. Hadley Penny's, Cape Bear. j SEA VIEW ~ On June 9th. twenty ntenibers and iour visitors met in the Institute room, and ai- ier singing the Ode and repeating the (freed. answered roll call with "Proverbs." A committee was oi)- poinled to get ready ior an Ice Cream Soc‘ai to be held on June 19th, proceeds in and oi the hall. One new member was welcomed.

sr. PETERS NORTH-The a». gularmonthiy meeting oi this lu- stitute was held in the Schoolhouse

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' BRUDENELL.— Seven members and one vilitmvottandsdatha June meeting oi this Institute which was held at the home oi Mrs. Fred Robertson. Alter the uaual open- ing; Miss Burden reported on books ior t s-"uai-sry, lit was-decided to dona e. $20.00 ‘to, the Protestant

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can.’ s" plisdv- sineasl‘; meeting] then adjoinsd and social ho {was enjoyed till“- lug hich Lune was served. The next-meeting w‘ll be heidat i110 home ofliliarNinn Dewar. .1113. j, MT. PLEASANT-Ten ‘qnitnibars’ and one visitor attended the June meeting oi this Institute which was held-in ths Schools Ths bill tor paint used-on the school was paid. It was decided to. buy enough lme to white-wash the school and outbuildings. Two new members were welcomed. The next meeting will be held at the homo oi Mrs. Percy Adams. IilARSI-IFlillLW-The June meet- ing oi this Institute was held at the home oi Mrs. J.~'i‘, Ferguson six- teen members and six visitors at- tending. Roll call was answered by "Ii you had the naming otpyour- seli would you change your present name. and ii so. what name would you choose." At this meeting it was decided to donate $5.00 to- wards prizes to school children at the end oi the term. Two readings were enjoyed. The next meeting willibe held at the home oi Mrs.

June 11th, eight members and one Edgar Hearts.

visitor beluga present. Roll- call

SOUTH BEDlilQUE-‘llhe rslul-

was answered» with cake recipes. ar monthly meeting oi this Instit-

lt was decided to maka Fir soia

ute was held.at the home oi Mrs.

pillows tor the Exchange. Two do J. H. lvIacFarlsne on June 9th. legates were appointed‘ to Convan- iourteen members and .one visitor tion. The next meeting will be attending. The usual business

held in the School. GBORiGETOWN-Eighteen mem-

meeting was carried out. alter which it was reported that the pro-

bers and‘ one visitor mot in the coeds irom the recent lecture by

Council Chamber on Juno- 12th. Ai- ter the usual opening; a letter irom

Miss Ross. amounted to 838.00. Miss Ross lectured on her trip to

the Supervisor was read and dis- the Old Country. The entertain-

cussed. Report oi the Tree com-

msnti“"alsoa “pro-

mittee was given. The pictures gramme and the sale oi home made

donatedby the D. 0. F. H. handed over to the School trustees.

STANCHEL—On June 6th, seven members met at the home oi Miss Iona Dixon where the regular monthly meeting oi this Institute was held. Roll call was answered with household hints. As both the President and Vlcepresidant were absent all business oi importance was held over. A dainty lunch was served, aiter wh'ch a social hour was enjoyed. The. next meeting will be held at the home oi Mrs Wesley Nlchlevin.

CABLE HEAD EAST—- On May 27th, nine members and one visit- er met at the home oi Mrs. P. Mc- Carthy. Alter the usual routine business had been conducted. mon- ey was voted to pay ior the mov- ing of the Institute Building. Tic- kets ior the lottery oi the bed- spread were given out ior sale. The next meeting will be held at the home oi Mrs. J. A. MacDonald.

IIAZEL GROVE — The regular monthly meeting oi this Institute was held at the home oi Mrs. And- rew Bagnali on June 17th, iiitteen members and one visitor attend- ing. The usual business ras car- ried out. The programme oi the day consisting oi musical selec- tions by liiiss Alma Weeks. The next meefng will be held at the home oi Mrs. Everett McLeod.

RED POlNT-—- Six members and two visitors met in the School- house on June 16th. It was decid- ed to have the teacher purchase prizes for the school ohildrcn and present the blil at the next meet- ing. Papers on the ‘Value oi Edu- cation," and selections oi poetry‘ were read by Miss Malone. Some further discussion took place on tho W. I. Exchange. The next meeting will he held at the home oi Mrs. Lester Robertson and roll call will he answered with a mis- cellaneous reading.

CARDIGAN~ The June met-ting oi this Institute was held at the home o! Mrs. John A. MacDonald. iiiteen members and two visitors attending. Alter the usual busi- ness opening some correspondence was rend, and it was announced that it was not necessary to take

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a vote concerning help ior the!

Electijc» Light Co, as said company were not going to ask -lor the In- stitutes help. It was decided to hold in Entertainment and Ice Cream Social and a lengthy-discus- sion took place‘ thereon. A 'very pleasing address was. given on "Institute-Work" lw Miss Windsor, who was ‘afterwards tandsrode a hearty vote oi thanks. 0n. membbr was welcomed. A sat j lunch.- vvlselorfld. "IIQQIfIIIlOIIgYQhQ the-Ik-

meotiag oliasd lm

tional Anthem. The noxtwinsotin; ‘

will be la thaiorm oi; Picnic” on

candy. The next meeting will be held at the home oi Mrs. Geo. Mc-

Kay.

. BIRCH HlLIr-The June meet- ing; oi this Institute was held at the home oi Mrs. Dan Maynard. iourteen members and two visit‘- ors attending. Alter thousual op.- enlng. it was decided to buy two dozen cups and plates ior the In- stitute. It was reported that the sum oi $21.60 was paid to the Sec‘y oi the school to defray ex- penses oi installing a pump. One new member was welcomed. Pap- ers entitled “No: Understood." The Object oi Education" and "How to coose becoming Hats" were read

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ing will be held at the home oi Mrs. John McLean.

PRIEST POND — Seven mem- bers and three visitors met at the home oi Mrs. J. D. McEachern on‘ June. 17th where tbs regular mast- ing oi this Institute was» held. Roll call was answered with “Riddiefl. A“ ‘s were made tor hold- ing a Basket oclal and Dance and committees were appointed to or- der certain requisites. It was-do,- cided to have the school thoroughly cleaned before the, arrival oi‘ an new Teacher. The Secretary re- ceived orders to call for tenders icr the whitsvrashtag- attire-school‘. and the repairing‘ oi the tauce. which la to be dons the iirsLwsok o! July. Some "new books have been added to the Library. A dainty lunch was served during which all swore entertained with Violin selections. The next meet- ing will be held at the home o! Mrs. J. J. MacDonald.

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. DOMINION OF‘ CANADA FIRST AID éHAli/IPIONS

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hers and ten visitors attending. It was reported that the Flag Polo had been repaired. It was decided , to hold an Ice Cream Social and Showering softly happy tears Bazsur cu July 8th. A paper an- Sparking drops are tailing

titles "First Things Frat" was Dismondsdthey blow and rear

“Insinuation ls one oi the chici

Fl and Home Nursing. work (hi! thy other organi-

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by the members. Thehexi meet- held at the home or Mrs. James the iacts to make his statem \r

flat.

“QUMMER " RAIN

Whispering low their calling Calling all the littleroots All-the bnby plants and weeds All the buds irom out the trees

"Binuoul." trials ; snake-like, All the ills within the seeds {fad l“9§""=°' first cousins. Singing to the whimsy winds ‘sinuous "indicates a physical and Putting heart to human wing

inflame =- ma-tal . Whoa dialling. how-a hope will wend l B11130 Proceeds on its belly it<irl Round a turnlngtc the head moi-o or lsu sinuous. when some Kissing tips of buddingflowens We trim to nut s-thourht or-sn im- Smiling coyly twixt the showers vrwion into your head without What a merry laughing train llllmnl 111M lbw-ill! 01' lmllleflfllvll la the iruit o! "Summer Rain." it! outright language he or she "in-

PACKING AWAY WOOLLENS

processes otthe oldatime kind oi W113“ pseking away woollens

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oratory. The method oi snake-like 3mm;- wmp the “m1, m new. suggestion or lnisinustlon is still my," or pine me page" {Q86- °mlfl°i°d "ml" ""31""? "h" a ther to make moth prooi bags. The =mker1==k= °llh°F¢h° °°"“!° "rlmoths cannot stand printer's ink.

. WESTERN PROGRESS TOLD IN PIOTUREQ

‘Ono of many. new settlers in the Canadian West begins his home- otudinp operations on the virili"

c prairie wltlroxcn-Mour or- six ill

number-hitched to it's plow. The rlohfiaoil rolponllo-to his labor and his faith and he ls soon able to

_ llithltlh sue. use harm for h"

plowlnflfi svsntiisiiy m is able to afloro gasoline tractor, with its em; iohrdrnlersplo and do his vjork much morn rap" y, 0001M"- tieally ana-sastsimory- June ll sspsc Iyjuayivtonth for ths hraalvinq- ‘nay; groom» and W" . quot of haw land in tho Wm il

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