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OUR NEWS BUDGEIJW ouu SATU

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—SAD NEWS ai-zcaivizn-wom- been received ‘from Island rcl-

Cap Wolf passed aw e tnl Th

BEREAVEMENT- Sympathy is this Chris

the friends and relatives hora of iht- late Miss Frances Louisa Pal- mer who passed away on Novem- ser 29th in Greece. Miss Palmer was the only surviving sister of the late Hon. I-I. J. Palmer, the daughter of the late Hon. Ed- ward Palmer who was One time Thief Justice of this province.

J. Bolger of ay recently in u-

ay evening for burial at Cape WolL-S

A quiet wedding was solemnized o Thurs- day, December 15th., at the Pres- b tertaii Manse. Sumnierside, when

Ann Neils Mills was united in marriage to Mr. John Wesley Wood of West Devon. Rev. William Verwolf offic- iated. Mr. and Mrs. Wood have the best wishes of their friends for their future happmess.-—S

FIRE AT KEPPOCII —Fire catised slight damage to the resid- H W. H. V, Dunbar at at ‘L Kepprrch shcltly before noon yiss- tel-day. City firemen responded to an -nppc-al for assistance chemical engine. The fire was be- lieved to have originated around an outside chimney. Some cutting flames

mono happy by their friend, Mr. J D. O'Connell. The amount of ly received by children of St. Orphanage. Malpeque Road. This annual donation, from the O'Connell picnic fund. is the mrnns vf making many little ones

555.00 was recent

———- the

TAKING UP BUOYS-Jfhe C. G. S. Aranmore morning at 4 o'clock for ind Torrnrntine wh The steamer is ex- l to rctuin to this port this i . Sh,» lrfr. Friday to per- Iflllfl this work but due to heavy r returned to port. The C.

were eslingulshcd.

FUNERAL 0N SA'l‘L'iRDAY—'I‘hc funcrnl o! liliss Jennie Rrndle. 75. was held from her lalc 244 Kent Street Saturday afternoon pic's Cemetery. Services iilLiIlE and grave-side ‘ du ed by the Rev. Hug-h Miller as- ' s‘ ' Ls-yvis M, Murray ~_ F‘, E_ Sinai‘- . F‘ Ilutcliescil, G. E. Proc- ‘ P Canter-on, H. Jewell and P.

residence,

(for vmnpletinc lifting

lwv-qs nrntmd the Island coast we“? um“

ll 0'15‘ ma. WILLIAM -'l‘nc1'c [Ill sod awuv a‘ his

f:

illlnm Moasc an o d and ectcd resident of the dis-

an l n‘ llfo lonqgresid ~ He tun f}:'l c llUliW‘ ililtfl three » he became quite

"_ llzrrrt’ in Charlottetown. Ro- t Annan and Albert on ad and one daughter,

was licld on Friday rtftgmoo lils la c residence-S

l\IEETING—'I‘Iie reg- ion's supper meeting was 2 Thursday evening with a good attendance. Mr. J. rig

presided. A pleasing feature of the BYGIIIIIE was the presentation 0f a <1 l1 to Mr. Edwin Ehtey rniulations on a new ar- A report “'41s giv- rtuscd by the Sac- Maic voices present- lnst under the auspices Ys Men. The silver collect- 18375 which is to be unumty Ciicst Fund. It .1 not to have a mce ing

—FUNERAL NOTICE—The fIiZlllk-i of the late George iv-ho passed away Dcc. l7 wt» the hollie of his

arrzve at Albany. P. E. I.. on Tues- day evening. Dec. 20. The fiuieral ‘iii be held on Wednesday at l p. m. from the home of his son. Mr. Charles Crews service at Westm-omtland Church at 3:30. Interment in Lhc cemetery at Westmorelanzi-S.

FULL SLVERS SELL AT $150 — Silver foxes for immediate. con- sumption were in demand at the sale conduced by the New Auction Company. on the full silvers wis $150. line with the previous season and about l0 per cent un- der the 1937 levels. With 92 per changing the proceeds of the sale were 5175.000. according to officials of the auction company.

. S. S. CORPS PLACES FIRST —-Charlott»etown's

1Y- Crewe. Saturday. soil.

will

followed by a

York Tihe top price w in Michael Ccnway. Rrlccrt on cf the amount bale this

Square

first place among Prince Edward Is- land units this year. it was learn- West Kent School. Charlottetown. placed second. Sum-

by Souris. Prince of Wales College

placed fourth in Military District No 6 which ln- cluded Prince Edward ‘lsland and Nova Scotla. West Kentwas fifth, Summt-rsidc 10th, Souris. 15th. P. W. c, 16th and Georgetown 21st.

PASSED AWAY LAST NIGHT—~ Mrs. Bridget Flynn died at the home of hei- daughter , following a lengthy h. Anthony ome years

-*l"OX PELTS 0N THE MOVE»- seen great activity pelt industry and

r ido every cinyjEvcly avail- t ow on Water Street is be-

tilvrc arc round about

The consignment too. are now working over- to cop:- with the rush of bus- ncls of pelts are being

. k2 tly to London for the Ja le-..—-S HEAVY TRAFFlC-Jrhe mainland arrived as time tables changed

lhcwlnlcr months. Scheduloi to arrive h"l'e at 9.50 p. m.

here last

L“

Flynn predeceased her s ago. Mrs. Flynn lBrldge McAdam) was born a.‘ Jc-imstons River. P. E. I, Two daughters. Mrs. John iPaul- inel Martin of Charlottetown and Foley of Sourls. survive, along with one son,

off Boston. Mis. Michael Ready of Sussex. N. 8., is a Thomas McAdam, resides at the old home- stead at Johnston's River. Funeral arrangements have no: been com- Pieted.

hzivy pre Christmas traffic. The change of schedule was made pennlt passengers and Montreal to make connections ‘th the train for this Except for Satur- days the train from the mainland same schedule, ar-

S'I‘UDEN'I‘S FROM ACADIA- Students arriving over the week end fiom Acadia University to spend the Christmas holidays in this Province include:

-MR. ALLISON DEBATE --In- trw. m; inicrrst is being sincnc the college men at Mount son in dobatirg. A series of in- -flo0r debates is being the University Minis Reside evcry student interested in debat- .. is given an opportunity to get no on his fact aricl tall his fellow iludezils his side o.’ a selected sub- Richard Matheson. Allison MacDonald. St. Peter's Be . w McGowan ‘anfil Jack Murd c,

nitague. Ear e y. Blesdae. North River. R0 . Murray River. Elmer Mutton. Car- leton. Keith Kennedy. Southport. Evervt.‘ Mz-tcKenzle. Glen ‘Martin and Haldane Scott, Nor h River.

MacDonald. of Hopewell. , won the judges’ dccislonwover

Snilman, of Saint ien they successfully 1m- . r affirmative of the " . “rcsclvcd that Mcllnt Allison

fitllri opera-ts a mixed 1'1 "

RELIEF TO START THURS- DAY—~Direct relief. carried on a- long lines similar t1 last ycar. would begin on Thursday of this Wetik. l! was announced last nicvht followlnit

to-yvn City Counc l. _ tell-cf would continue until chi-is - mas eve. it was said, to ensure pro-

ivitlr somehlng for Christmas. Sev- ernl changes would be inside. MBYE!‘ E A. Il-‘czl/ei‘ slid lust night. m con- ction with the distribution sys- tem which yvere hoped would work to he benefit not only of those rs- rellef but to the citizens 0f

~—BRIDE AND GROOM SHOW- EP!'.D»lvfrr‘ and Mrs. Wilbur Smy- ' ' .l

at the hem“ of Mr. Mr. hnd Mrs. Ar-

3 8

0f the Charlotte-

lzrtlhcred i0 weVrome ‘he. bride. The mmv lovrfv lifts vihich were wes- cnrd to the bride test-lifted to th

fill nf tlv community. Rcv. J.

GYRO CHRISTMAS DINNERP The Gyro Club held Christmas dill-Tiff!‘ a‘. the Canadian National Hotel last evening and it was a most enjoyable time. Invited guests included some close friends of the members with Mr. J. Austin Tralnor as soolst. A 5986M “Kiley dinner was served and the foibles were formed in a s uare lnsidemf which was a beaut ully decora-ed tree and a present for every mem- ber. Santa Claus arrived d meal and caused m/uoh merriment by reading the verses on the pre- sents. A program 0f new sonlls was rendered and each member of th club wished happy returns to each other and to the guests manager oi’ the hotel. pmll, Jr.. n'as chairman.

Nor-man MzicMurdo. Icqf Mission Circle served J. Clarke lviacQuarrle music for the even- ing. Mrs. Stavert was formerly Miss sarnnret Plllmari of New Annam-

(‘IYARITY CONCERT — There was a full house at Edward ‘Theatre last night when the annual Christmas Charity cert. was given by the Charlotte- town Male Chorus. assisted mile

Music Club. The concert was un- guished partonage of

. DeBIois and Mrs. De- Blnls. The pro am the entire cho the World" and the Male Chorus then continued with: "Joy to the World." "Silent Night." “Iiand of Ho Goln’ .

OFFICERS-Slater Hilda Pickard was elected most excellent chief of Temple No. i7. Pythian Sisters in Charlottetown laist

n

cellent junior, sister Evelyn Mac- manager, Sister Smailwoad: Mistress of Records

g then sang.‘ "God

er

l‘! Shepherds watched their Flock." Following this the M 1e sank "Adeste Fidelen" Lvcv Blanchard as soloist. lvogram concluded with ih Chains singlrs: "Hallo iah" "The Messiah." The

Igatér Helen Mnelachern: fer Blanch 8 '

t. ic~........"'-'...l*' ' t G , and , Allies Wil-

the lucky W

Tlhe winners are congratu joy their Christmas dinners.

Lund and Gerald Gallant

berv at MacPlirc

foul" witnesses testified the was adjourned until Thursday.

the Provincial Infirmary night by the Christian

Church. Patzvits of the

Church was chairman.

—-Mrs. L ess to the Prince Edward

ed were Rev. John .

Carmen and Pauline Jfiilil: poems written by n member-

aloud.

FUNERAL

late residence Grafton St. Dunstans Basilica where uulem High Mass Was by Rev, George McCormac. The

pail bearers were

Frank Mumhiv. J. F. The Knights of

preceded the hearse.

Provincial Sanatorium was

non. general contractor

lmz of some linoleum.

the wood work painted in cream.

Mr. .1 M.

. is the architect.

Hunter

A very happy event took place at North Rustlco on Dec. l2 when Mr. and Mrs, Oliver M. Bernard

family with suitable gifts and their little granddaughters Dorolhy and Ileila Townsend presented their grandmother with a lovely bouquet of carnations.

After the unbroken family circle had partaken 0f a goose dinner their home was invaded by their neighbors and friends who came to offer their happy congratulations in person. Mr. Ray Toombs was appointed chairman and the fol- lowing programme was rendered with spirit and gaiety‘.

The family of the late Mr. and Mrs. Murdcch Buchanan. Euederlc- ton. received a telecram from their brother-in-law Mr. Jas. Stewart of Concord. NH. telling them of the sudden death of their sister Maude on Thursday. Dec. 15th at the size of sixty years. Although ailinc for a couple of y-cars. her clear-h was a shock to hw many friends and relatives. She leaves to mourn her sorrcwing husband Mr. Jlis. Stewart formerly of Kensinwton. PEI. and two sons Byron and Herbert, be- sides two sisters. Mrs John Gilt

cliffe and Mrs. Phoebe Stewart and four brothers Ilcrbcrt and Peter of Fredericton. William in Albany and Stanley in Concord, NH to whom sincere sympathy is cxicndcd. One brother. Elmer predeceased he‘: some years ago.

The body of Angus Alexander Macbcod. native oi Mt. Buchan- an. in the Belfast DLstrict in this Province, who achieved lumc as a portrait painter wns buried in the c111 family plzt at Ballast on Sat- urday. Funeral services were con- ducted by the Rev. Wallace Wad- land. Mr. MarLrod dicd in Dar- chestsr. More, on December 1U in his 87th y r.

The dccIlisctl was a son of one of the ponccr families in this Province and left 1102112 in $01k his fortune abroad when a very young man, Until recent years he was a frequent summer vizitar to his na- tive Province.

He achicvcd fame as a portrait artist and did paintings of Presi- dent Roasevelt, Charles M ‘Schvtztb. Henry Cabot lodge. Elihu Root Admiral Dewey and Sir Louis Dav- es

immediate relatives sfivtiylug are a son and daughter in Chlo- ago.

Word was received on Friday last by Mr. n. J. Palmer of this City of the death in her 90th year of his sister Miss Frances Palmer, at Athens. Greece. Miss Palmer last surviving daughter of the lat-e Chief Justice Palmer. though pas- sing her girlhood in Charlottrtown spent most of her life abr azl. For

many years she lived w h her a ter. Mrs. H ley in London. England, and latterly with her

niece. Mrs. Xenophon Pavlldes in Athens. Greece. with whom she was staying at the time of her death. Miss Palmer always retain- ed an affection for her old home in Charlottetown returning on sev- eral occasions ~—the last one some thirty-five years ago -t0 make extended visits to her family. Dur- ing her absence and up to the time of her death she was in cor- respondence with hei- brothers and relatives here and was keenly in- terested in her old friends and the and change: in Charlotte- . Anticipating the usual (fllfifitllillxofltlllfl ' Mr. was shook to receive a from his niece. Mn. Pavlidel. that his deter" hr! p"=ed a

H, t- l

i buried in Athens.

FIRE AT ST. PEPPERS BA!’ —i The residence of Joseph Mclnnis at Si. Peter's Bay was totally de- i Clinton, Mrs. H strayed by fire between 10 and ll '

yesterday morning —onl part of the furniture was sav , t was said. Mr. Mclnnis is railway sec- tion foreman at Redford“

WIN TUBKEYS-Mrs. J. Ray Praught. 11 U r Hilltbom Stand

Yesterday in Police Court Ivan again appeared before Magistrate K. M. M K. C.. for preliminary hearing. charced yvftli drilled rob- Bros’ Grocery. Store here on December 7. Albert case

A very enjoyable and greatly appreciated concert was given at last Enticnisoill- Society ol Zion Presbyterian in- i stituiion entered vcry heartily into -tlic singing of Christmas carols. and ' other favorite selections. The Rev. G Carlyle Webster pastor of Zion

, second

——-—- 1 CATHOLIC POETRY SOCIETY, . B. MacMilinn was hist-

Lslnlid , Unit of this society (or their De-i oeniber meeting, The poets discuss Tabb. Thomas Grey. Robert Burns, Bliss l. Two ' llllfi

published in the Christmas lltllllbPl‘ ‘ of the Canadian League were rend '

YES'I‘ERDAY— ‘hc funeral of Mr. Joseph Mclnins was held yesterday morning from his Street &tn

e.

celebrated who also conditicted service at the cralye. Messrs. Rattan‘. Leightizer. Ernest Coffin, and Hurt-v James. Columbus of which the deceased was a member

The new staff residence at the about ready for occupancy.- 1t was learn- ed yesterday. Mr A, T. MacKin- said all that remained was to complete lay-

Tlic structure. a live-storey frame building. is am ‘"l.," shops, ‘l3 feet by 6'1 feet and 35 feet wide.

Interior is plaster finish with wood trim. The walls are left white with.

Doors are oi cedar in natural fin- ish

commemorated the fiftieth anni- versary of their marriage. They were presented by their

3ND BRIDE-A reception

held recently by of St. Andrew's

home of

M. Ynunc.

Mrs. Herb Wilson received. R. I-i.

ifiiughlln read the l‘

endleiiv Ma . K. C. yesterday in twenty iicn cases brought activities of the Montreal detec- tlvq. "Count" Antoine Hcuben. In giving judgment His Honour stat- c

charged. months.

atlon ' but. within Crown's cue.

n Miss" Palmer wit! .

On Nov. 25th. there

after a lingering

years. Born in Mai-ch 1867, ah was the daughter of the late m». and Mrs. Frederick Meek of Spring Brook

One by the mtsponstbiiitles of swei-lng the summons

DIIC

ober l5. 198B

Deceased was born at . .1 . wizere he spent his youth and‘ also made his home during the first years of his happy married life.

ago with his wife and older members of his family he moved to Panmure ls-

P E. I., on March

Approxlinaiely 3 years

land. manor orricaasl- A meeuri

was held in Mount Stewart schoo November 15th to discuss omaniz- me a Hcme and School Association. The meeting opened with Rey. S. The aims and 1 purpose of the oraanization were read and dismissed. A nomination and it was decided to meet the following to organize. The meeting opened with the ttipul. Mr. Maodmaid in the The aims of the organiza- lion were read followed by the elec- Mrs. Mrs. . -Treastir- Pro- Miss Mi-ircaret Revllle. So- MzicKav. En- ‘ tcrtainment: Mrs. Roy Leard. Press:

R. E H. Macdonald. The By- and the topic. attendance and punctuality -of thc pupils was discussed. 'I‘this organization is to be known as the Mount Stewart Home and School

Boyce in the chair.

committee ivas aumiimed ’l‘ue<.dity_ Nov. 22

p: chn 1r.

tion of officers: President: Hank Jay. Vloe President: Adrian Feehan. secretary

Mk5 Eileen Morrisev.

Mrs. Ml‘.

Montague Wendell Glover.

Laws were constituted

Association. WEDNESDAY In the death of Mr.

vember 17th Dundas P. E. I. Community.

I-Ils entire

hood. He had not

himself till within before his death.

The angel of death. for the second time within six months visited the home of Mr. Eugene McMahon. Brookvale.

claiming as its victim his Mother,

a vcry highly esteemed lndv Ill the eighty-second year of her age. Deceased was born in Kinkora.

Lot 26. being the daughter of the

late Mr. and Mrs. Peter Carr. and fifty years ago was married to Arthur McMahon. who predeceas- ed her by just six months. After her marriage she with her hus- band lived on their farm in Brookvale. but removed to Emer-

iald where they remained for some

time, and later returned to their a

rm ln Brookvale where she lived until her death. IYLTFIPTION FOR PASTOR

for Rev. . F. Partridge ca? his bride lwas e comrreg-at ons and Pakenham Presbyterian congregations at the Mrs, David Croskerv. Mrs. moskery. Mrs. J. Mrs. G. '1‘. Styles and

Klnburn.

A. C. Cowan. Mr. O C.

Laughlln and Mrs. John '1‘. Hanna nrmsenterl the guests with a solid "walnut. fea wagon and book case. Rev. and Mrs. vcvv iltiiviglr

Partridge replied a '~*'lyr. n-ouram yo.»

presented with the following tek- irw part: Rev. T.

prior: Rev. Robert Good

Otlawar Mr. Hamid lifcAfee. Miss Edith Hinds. Mrs. J and Rflv. G. table was presided over by hfrs. David Croskery Blanchard. The Mrs. D. E. Croslcery. Mrs. J. M. Young. Mrs. Emmet-son Mrs. . Hinds. Mrs. James Fiergnson. Mrs. Herb Wilson Miss Evelyn Iuiughliri.

. M. Young. F. Partridge. 'f‘he n-a

and Mrs. Harold assistants were.

Rusiscll Cowan. Mrs. J

Mrs. Guy Styles.

Judgment was delivered by Stip-

Rl-stmte K M. Martin, prohibi- through the

that he had considered the

casts as. nearly as ‘possible on the same basis. He did not condemn an nvrrit provocateur evidence should be regarded with suspicion. The evidence of an ac- ccnmlkc should also be regarded with suspicion. As fzi- the actor of the investigator. he not consider that the evidence of gross immorality had elusive though ordinary immorality . had becn perhaps proved. Also his notes were In a foreiizn language. He had decided cases in which there traldicticns

evidence of the uncorrobcrated. were as follows:-

thoulzh hi:

char- d id

been con-

to dismiss those WBTE OOH‘ in ‘the Crown's evi- also disniss where the investigator was The iudflmenis

Ellzalbcth Lawless. convicted as $300 and costs or 5

Francis Russell. not tried. Ethel Doyle, convicted as cham-

edhflw and costs or 5 months.

s Lee. (corroboration in- named

omit sllgiclentl disc

larencc Damn. discharged.

Marv Cahill. (extrinsic corrobor-

direct contradiction) hund-

leopard C l . clinch . Jesilah gmiithrfmcliacliufifi I e

ths Pat Ad ir. discha . Robert “Stanley. dlirhamod. William LeClatr. discharnd. Jennie MacDonald‘; disclaim .

‘l-lubertmtliailandhch m“ .

Gilli! FDR. I .

0mm“) §'numumiiym' d avietiu‘ u . on

nha .1300 and coda or I

Atu ‘new. (no corroboration) Once ennui. viend . 0800 smoothest or, ‘I

Ina on. mumps. arca-