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CONFEDEBATION ANCE. L-9730-1-11-8|.

THE RED CROSS requests all Clemymen hzwing unused butter vouchers to return these to 59 Grafton St, Charlottetown, im- mediately. L.711_

ATTENTION residents of Dis- tricts 2. 3 and 5 Queens count. , Be Sure to hear Rev. Ben Spence noted Temperance worker in Henrtz Memorial Hall, Thu;-5- fl-EV evening at 8 o'clock. L—’li6

WILL RETURN I-'l0ll:l.E—Bi5hcp J. A. O’Sullivan oi Charlottetown Who left here two weeks ago {or- Rome. is at present in New York,

l}flVin2 cancelled his rqposed trip cue to the sudden on of hos- tilities in Europe. His Excellency

W85, 10 have sailed on the Maure- inma. He is expected home this month and will probably visit, Ontario on route. INFORMATION WAl\"I‘ED—The Red Cross has been asked to se- cure the names and home gddxgg- ses, as well as service addresses of all Canadians serving in any branch of the British forces, will filwone havinz sons or daughters in the British forces or in the permanent Canadian fomes please call at the Red Cross Office and give the required particulars. 1r'll2-9-'1-21.

IN IIOSPITAL-Sergeant Jose h Kinslo: of ihe Prince Edward land Highlanders was -taken to hospital yesterday with injuries he- celved in an accident at the mili- tary camp here. Wlhile doing guard duty at the Exhibition where his Battalion is quartered. Serge-ant Kiiislce was struck by an automobile and crushed against u fence. Hospital aui-iwlritiea said his condition was not serious.

ESCAPES INJURY —Oocupants of two cars involved in an ac- cident on the corner or Euston

night last night escaped serious injury, police said. The cars were damaged. Earlier in the day a 12- year-old boy was struck by a car on Longworth Avenue but es- CBDBG with bruises. The lad was riding on the rear 01' a milk wagon and jumped against the side of the car, police were told.

Y. M. C. A. MILITARY SERVICE —The local Y.M.C.A. establish- ed Qllarlvrs yesterday in the main Blinding at the Exhibition Grounds. Repeating the service rendered in camps at home and abaoad in the World War 1914-18 writing paper -—envelcpes and reading material are‘ supplied without charge and mail is accepted and posted by the Association The Y. M C. A has received authority to sell postage stamps thus providing a com'pl»ste scrivgxe for those wishing to write let rs. Y. M. C. A. representa- tives i'.1di»:ate that the booth kept bus)’ yesterday during parade periods,

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Y'S MEN'S CONVENTION—'I‘l1e district oonvenmon Maritime Y's Men, held last Monday Tumday at Fredericton. N. B., was largely attended and successful in every way report the Island dele- gates who returned home last night. Those present from the Charlottetown Club were Presidentl Roy Oudmore. Vice President Em- cst Boll. Secretary Edwin John- ston. Harry Cudmr.-re. Bert Bimms. and Rev. H. Danton. From Summerslrlc were Lindsay Wlllett, Dr. Hillard Clark and Willard Our- rlc. The rniicarzc cup Wns won by i.he.Charlot.tetown delegates. R. O. Laughlm, Fredericton, was elect-

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September 18th. in the Board Room

THE CHARLOTTETUWN GUARDIAN

‘Island Pastor And Family Hadl Eventful Trip

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Quebec on Saturday an eventful tri from England on the O. P. R. illicit Mont:-ose. They arrived in Charlottetown yesterday en mute for Mount Stewart where Mr. Boyce resumes his ministry at the United Church there

“We sailed from Saturday afternoon. ug. 26. and were about 800 miles out when. on Monday at 4 30, word was round the ship that we had to go back to Liverpool," Mr. Boyce told a Guardian representative yester- day. A notice was placed on the bulletin board advising that the vessel was ordered to return to the .United Kingdom. The passengers. many of them refugees from Czechoslovakia and Poland. were greatly upset and many women be- came hysterical. However, the ship again turned her course six or seven hours later, and proceeded to Quebec without mishap. Black- out precautions were taken, and coiafiful attention given to lifeboat

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'Ilhe Montrose carried approxi- mately 1,000 passengers. about twice the normal numiber. and every no- comrnodation. including steam unused tor years. was banned the limit. Meals had to be given in three sittings. Many joined the ship just at the last minute, after planning to sail on other vessels whose schedules had been cancel- led. There was a large number of United States and Canadian citi- zens as well as European refugees. The latter had heartbreaking stor- ies to tell of Nazi aggression. Three hows after the arrival of the Montrose in Quebec. the Em- press of Australia arrived with a. lane? imssmger list.

Provincial Red cross Meeting is Planned

The Executive of the Prince Eid- ward Island Division, Canadian Red Cross Society, at a largely at- tended meeting held ’I‘ucsd'ay af- ternoon decided to call a meeting of representatives of all organiza- tions in the prm'lnc=_ so:'i:il,reli'.'i- ous. fra-tcrnal, benevolent This meeting is to be hold on Monday.

of the City Buildlnz and is for the purpose of augxneminz the present Executive bv clrcting mem- bers from the different pa:ts of the Province in order to deal with Red Cross affairs in time of war

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Military Wedding Solemnized At Basilica Here

A wedding of unusual interest was solerruuzed in t-Jt. Du.n5ta.n‘s Basilica ycstsmay morning wnen Mary Cathiennv, daughter of Mrs. Pater Mcoarrzm, and the late cx- conauctcr I’ Mccarron was ll1’liLECl in thc lnly bonds of matri- mouv to Llcut. Roy Arnoid Mc- Cnbe of the P, E. Island High- landers, and SCTI of Llcut. Allan and Mrs, Mccabe, all of this city The ceremony was performed, £1ll:iNupL1al Mass celebrated by Rev. P, McMahon D. 1)., rector of ill? Basilica.

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The National Council of the Canadian Red Cross is to hold a special meeting at Rldeau Hall. Ot- tawa. on Turwdav. September 12th. I-Ion. Dr. W J. P Maclwllan and Mr. G. F.Hutcheson.t.he Prince Edward Island 1'0D’I‘{’SE"“ltRl.lVES on the Council, will attend this meet- ing after which detailed informa- tion as to the war-time activities to be carried on by the Red Cross will be outlined. Almost 170 women have already signified their w‘llin':nr*ss to serve in different rapacitle: should the necessity arise. and forms are now . available for those who wish to of- l for their serviccs. so far no men ‘ have volunteered their services and as they are cqual‘v f‘llf’ll)‘." it is hoped they too will reg er.

ed District Governor in succession to Br.-rt Davis. Moncton. T. Kirkm Yarmouth. is the new Regional Director. It was decided to hold the 19-10 conv-sntlon at Summer- sdc.

COMLIIIITTEE NAMED-Premier ’I‘hane A. Campbell named a oeu- tral committee ye.-terviay which. will advise on the coordination of; organizations on Prince Edward Island. goverrsmen-tal or volun- tary. which may be employed for defence or other national purposesi in connection with the wow Europ- ean war. The personnel of the cen- . tral is as follows: Pnnier Camp-l bell. cha.lr'man: Hon. Mark R.l MarGulgan, Minister of Health; and Education: Hon. Dr. W. J P. MacMillan. Imacler of the Con- servativc Party; John Mustard and B. W. Robinson. memibars of the Legislative Assembly: Lieut.-Ooi. R. C. Chandler, Cha.viotietown City Councillor; Lieut.-Col. L. T. Low- ihcr, Officer Cnmtnandiruz the P. E. E_ C. P. Salt of the Royal Canad- ian Mounted Police: and Lieut- Col P. S. Fielding. The first meet-

ihe legislative chamber of Provincial Building here.

MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER. — On Tuesday everiingcimugusl. land the home of Mrs. urge Bell was pleasantly surprised with friends to shower her daughter Irene wi gifts and best wishes on the occas- ion of her approaching marrl e. The wedding march was played Y Mrs. H. K. MacNell while Miss Mar- {orlc Dixon escorted the bride to be

0 a nicely decorated chair under a white marriage bell. Pink and white streamers diverging from the bel added to the appenranoe of the room. Miss Edith Holm Ind Mrs. Elmer Walsh wheeled in a daintily decorated carriage ed to over- flowing with presents. Mrs. Victor Shaw opened the presents and Miss Marjorie Dixon read the EJ000111‘ __n3nying verses while Mn. Clifton

Incc arranged the gifts 0|‘! the ‘Obie- The bridc- to -be expressed her‘ thanks and invited all her friends to visit her in her new home. All joined in s ‘TOY Sh“? A -7'-my Good Follow‘ a ter which dainty IE- frr-shments were served. The re- mnmder of the even in dancing and social

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Former Island Pastor Among Athenia Survivors

Among the survivors of the ill fated liner Athenia torpedoed off, the coast of Scotland, on Sun-!

September 3. were Rev. ‘Frances Elwood Mr-Pherson and Mrs. MacPh' son. who wereretum- in; to Canada, aftrr having spent the last year in Scotland. Rev. Mr. McPherson had been granteda Travelling Scholarship from Tor- onto University. and was attending Edinburgh University. He is I

legs, Mt. Allison llnlverslty, and United Theological College, Mont- real, having won high honors iln S a son of Mr. John A. McPherson. G nwood, Lot 8. Prince County. and Mrs. l\lrPhcrson a native of

are among the survivors picked up by the Knut Nelson and landed at Galwny. Eire. Their many friends here are dr-livhted to hear of their rescue. nnd wish for them when they

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iuext venture to return to homeland.

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FLETCHER - At the P. E. 1. Hospital, Sap 3l‘(l. i939, to Mr. And Mrs. Albert Fletcher. a Son-

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Miss Gertrude Mccaxron the bride's sister acted as bridesmaid. while the groom was supported by Licut. A F. Gormley.

Both the groom and grcomsman, in uniform, are awaiting orders for transfer to some Ci‘/‘-Ir area In Canada.

At the conclusion of the care- mony the bridal party motored to the home of the bride where 8. wedding breakfast was served

As the bridal panv .efl the Basilica Pips Major Wilfred Burke of the Highland Pipe Band. played

annroprlaic airs.

The bride was attrnctivclv g~own- i cd in zosc and bilT.ZFtl‘-G." “ill-ll matohinz arcessorirs and wearing, a cnrsrre of sweet IP33

The bridesmaid was b7."omir.gl.V ‘ gownod in pale blue. with ac-

ct-ssorlrs of burganriv and wore ni corsngc bouquet of roses.

Mrs. Mccarron. mother of the. bride. chos: black wi‘h a cr>rsa_£Z\"i of roses. \vhil'.= M's. M€‘0fl‘)?- mother of the groom. was izownefl in R,O'~"il b'us with a Corsage b0u— l quct of swect peas. _ l

A hon vmccn trip is undecldfdl as Lieut, Mcoate is awaitmg orders. but if time will allow they will en_1o_v a short trip,‘ _

The Guardian joins with a host of friends in extending hr-arty con- gratulations.

Golden Wedding

MR. AND MKS. w. r. ANDER- sox, MORELL.

Friends and relatives came f'r0m far and near to pay their PESDGCYS to Mr. and Mia, W, T. Ander- lson of Morcll. who celebrated the

Golden Anuivc1'sa1'y of tzneir wed-

ding on Tuesday evening. Five sons, daughters-in-la.w, and grand;

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“'1 M" be mm ‘M5 “"”~'m°°nul; Canterbury. New Brunswick. They as Europe for the occasion.

Memages of felicitation wele re- ceived from His Honour the Lieu- tenant Governor. the I-lonouravble Pri.me Minister K-“E- the Honourable Premier Thane A

Campbell, as well as from friends and acqu

alntamm in variou-ssgtria of Canada and the United ties. The celebration mold the form of a large semi-formal dinner in t.he spaciotus h0<;m_E"1O’§t"0 fessar Pu on Of University a son acted of cercmdnles. After the drinking of the The King's Health. a toast to Friends And Ned h-bore W315 PTO‘ posed by A. B. A ersaon of Liv - lgol, another Ronwasdwrmspgnfhii by Mr. K. e s an . lsennett. Macdonald Then followed (9 toast to the Honoured guests. whiclhwas pIl;oposed by Mr. H. H. C P. . - 0&7; -Andcrsonwhale .and.irmh 01' wit. in 12:: eigthtyt-fourthhyear re- plied wi a nea speeo . l Miss Lona. MoLu-re of Charlotte- to -n,heacmr‘npa.rge<i air MissMi$y Mcca . 0 mo ne, - chusetts contributed a group 0‘ lchnrrniniz songs. and then Elizabeth Anderson and Leeland Anderson

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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brady 05 Cincinnati. Ohio, are visiting friednds and relatives on the is- an .

Miss Sue Whl!-Lv of Boston, Mass.

. motored to the Island Monday and

1 L5 the guest of her sisler Mrs. Jos-

e h Stewart and Mr. Stewart, Dor- l c ester Strccl.

Mrs. Earl Mclnnms. City has re- turned home from \'islim' her sis- ictré Miss Myrtle Mccnrvile of Car- e n.

‘ Mr. and Mrs Charles Mclvor and

Master Marocllus of Summerside, Miss Ms arm, Davis of Brighton Mass, an Mus Reta Mocarvillo of Carleton were \'lsll0r.< lo the City yesterday.

Mrs Rudolpii—McEachern. who 1E

be to “*9 l°d<'m‘~l°n ‘can-" ‘inn Legion for the use of visiting friends in Boston, and New

M183 M°Tl'l5€l’- 59CYV3‘i51'.V- T03-d ‘their hall. York city wrls the lucky winner at the minutes Of last WAYS 00“- , 2_ Resolved tbs‘ the thanks of one of me ]arge bingo parlor; . V(‘m1°'n “’hl3ll “'91‘€ <”t‘’«(7D(?d 35 .this COli\'i'2l"il.lOl'i be extended to short time ago, Mrs, Mcmacherr 7933- till?‘ f‘lll1‘e'l3 and all 0'-ll?“ har- winning six hundrcrl dollars on a

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fifty cent ticket. The game played

ing address outlluimz the business ‘ 3 whereas some prog:am in on a lame scale pay: from one hun- Of the Yea-T Oamed On "xv the €X- ll u of school fairs is being c.on- drcd to one Lhousrmd a game. GCUUW End Efamfised T-he 1ml70l'i- isfdered bv the Department be it

Rm‘? 0! 11 general 8961'!"-&f.V £0 ln- resolved that a display of school sure continuity of the work. work be held on June 30th of each The president then called on Sn» lypar which would also take the 15°F WOOLIIPT W110 alm<7U7l0€Tl ‘pi:-no nf the annual closing day. P. slcal Tzainlng prl7.f’s as fol» 4_ R4-s,n1v(-,»1 mat the Executive lowln'.': l Pisquid, 2 E'iotv.'tlc, 3 nf the P, E I. T F‘. be rcquestcd Gleflfllfldfilfi 4 00V9hf‘i1Cl W95‘. 5- ‘to make 1:. complete study of the Mllblfll. 6. Grand T!'aCndlK‘. H!‘ ,i=..~l1ncl Acts in the othcr provinces lhfn talk-“fl Of a Plan tlmt is be- :aml so bc prminrerl to co-npcmtr.‘ lnir workmi on in lflkf‘ lllflff‘ 0f ‘with the Provincial Ghvommenl in school fairs It Will probaby be _ ;l'Vq (hp snhmi Act held June 30th and l(‘IllllI'(‘ <:roups . Rt‘sf:lvod that this Convention of schools dlsplavinu school work‘un:c tho Drvmrtm-mt of Erlucaiion with some other good points of the to eximid th. \»_»,,--mzm fair rctainod. rural schools to the sztnv’ as

Mr. Woolnevr also outlined the of mu (‘liv S(‘hr)nl.<, new course of study in NHWTE 6. Rcsolvwl that this Convention Study and Aszriculturc and (‘i1I‘€- so on record as favorimz the ap- fullv explain:-cl same.

Miss Anna Smith read An in- struct.ivc pabrr on tmrhing prim- al‘? 8!‘-‘llllT|f‘?iC. . I T, F‘ be urn-:‘(l to ap-

An address cm Junior Red Cross ryv-(Va/~.h the Provincial Govern- wo:k was given by .\‘lis< Catherine merit in view of havlner such ser- Ma"Lc-an. shc said that P, E. I. v-~cr paid by the Government. is doing’ mom in nrrmorilon to its . population, for crionlicd children.

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the leachcrs enjoyed hearlnvz very Mrs. Myra Bellinger. 80. has I brand new molar and doesn't

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uch !\‘li.=.= Mabel O'Brien read ll very t or is determined to

ln‘crt>silrq mper on teaching of a new so ge0'!mn"lv stand alone The nftrrnnon session was onen- _ Pd with an address on Adult Edu- V, tion bv Mr. Jormnc O'Bric'n. if He stressed lhr- importance of study i ve op minltng. ln(lus‘tries andCtrl|‘Jans- in-ourx bclniz bold in the various nortstion 11 Kw<‘ho\v. na’s communities both for the acquir- ‘ most backward provinr»:-.

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