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Your. stews. BUDGET m. out; SATURDAY

MONDAY CELEBRATES 80TH BIRTIID IY —On Flriday‘, September 6th, Mr. A. H, Boswell, Murshfield, rele- brated his 80th birthday. In honor of this occasion a family reunion

was held at his home.

VISITS PREMIER -Mr. William A. Chandler, 90-year-old resident of Mount Alhion, paid a social visit to Premier J, Walter Jone: last Sat~ urday at the Premier's office. Dh- cuasing liquor conditions with the leader of the Government, Mr, Chandler t-oniplaf-neti strongly of the prevalent-e of moonshine ill his district.

Seventeen more cars of livestock. 13 more of potatoes, and three more of turnips were shin ed front the Pmvince to me main and last month thtin for the eorrcsuondin; month of 1945, ticcordlng to figures just released fioni the office t-f ire superintendent Canadian owtzonal Railways, Charlottetown,

—FIRST PLANE TRIP AT 81- Rev. Latvreiicc McLcllan, at New- burg, N. Y. .2115 left by plane Inf Montreal after spvlldlllg a month with relatives Ln Indian River. Father lttchellan was acoom by his mother, Mrs. Elimbct Mc- Lellan, who enjoyed liar first plane trip -.it 84 Mrs McLtt-lan will spend the winter with her daughter Mrs. William {McDonald-Q

MONTHLY MEETING -Zion W.M.S. held their regular monthly meeting on Thursday evening with ti good attendance, Mrs C. W. Patterson presided. The 46 Psalm was read responsiwely and Mrs. Rice led in prayer. Plans were made for a box tu be sent to our port worker‘ at Halifax, and also for our Thank-Offering meet- ing. Mrs, A. A. MacDonald was appointed as a delegate to attend the annual meeting at Sydney‘. C. B.. on September 24th nut} 25th. Meeting closed with ]l1'l1_\‘<‘i‘ by Mrs, MacLeoti,

—OFF ON HOLIDAY —

Rev. Reginald F. MacDonald, Parish Priest, Indian River, left this

morning for Waikervllle, Montana, U. S. A. where lie will visit his uncle Rev. Peter F. MacDonald, Parish Priest of St. Lawrence O- 'Toole Pariah. Dining llr. Mac-

’ absence Sunday passes will be celebrated as usual at I..".- dian River and Kenslngton by Rev. Frederick Cass, Professor of St. Dunstans University.

SOCIAL GATHERING AT YOK —On August 21st Mrs. Herbert Vessey invited her family. 1191' brothers and their wives to spend the evening with their cousin. Mrs. Whitehead. the form-er Flor-

‘ rie Seller, who was leaving next day for her home in Attleboro. Mass. I1; i; sixteen years since FIOITIS last visited P. E. I.. 11115 although she 551w many changes rand missed a. number of familiar faces, she enjoyed every day Q1 her visit to York and Covehead where she spent many happy 011115 of her childhood. The evening

pa§ed quickly with jokes. remin- iscence and pleasant conversation. Aifter a. bountiful supper. all 10,111- ‘ed in a lively sinz-sorg. ending Ivlth Aulu Lani; Sync; God BB

With You Till We Meet Again.

and The King. Then wishing Florrie a safe journey home 111111 hoping to see her soon again. goodbyes were said and all wend- ed their way 1101110-

A very pretty August weddmtl. took place at, St. Andrews Aux. l3. when _ of Mr. Joseph wampbel- Mid 15¢ late Mrs. Campbell of Point de Roche became t“-c bride of Joan Wilfred youngest. son of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Morrison o! Harbor. The ceremony “"15 fol-mod by their pastor

per- Rev.

Terrence Campbell who also cele-'

bmted the nuptial mass. The bride was dressed tn a, street 10118111 dress

coronet of roses and carried f1 beautiful mother of pear. rosaiy the gift of the groom. Site was attended by her cousin Miss Aim

Mclnnes dressed in pinlocrepe with; _ matching shoulder lciigta veil. The. residents groom was agenda-l by his biother|gathered in York Hall

Qyrll.

_Np;w BUILDING A iuiv building is in process of construe:-

ion on Water Street. East by the,played by Mr, Arthur Vessey. the

Island Equipmrr-‘t Company “"10 have the agency for International Harvester Machinery and 1111C" and Hudson automobiles. Th6 building will be 11o feet Dy 50 1w and i; locatqd just ensue: the brool; The manager of the 00".}- pany 1; My, s. W. Taylor who h~8 been a representative for Internat- ional Harvester CimPmy ('11, mE-“Y years. lvlr. Jiimts MIP-"l-Yllllrl assistant mar-MEET M PIWI-t “e,

gompany la loiatel in the d-Zhydffh-I

lion Dlant of Island F0011} 1T1", bu; (hey hope to be in thnr lieu building by Octtvcr lst.—i~ "5 E

A \'0l'_V impressive Wflddi itnlemnlzed n. Trinity filth Church, Charlottetown. P. 6- h‘, on Tuesday. Autwlt 19. 194E?’ the Rev. Thor. A. WNW". - '3" of West Covehead. fllfili-ed m’ m“ Minister in charge. the Rev. Henry, Q Rice, .A., B.D.. when NIUFIGI‘ Emily, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.| Hilbert filzzell of Parkdale, Chrir- yqggugowm, was united In marriage‘ with Marcuii Allison Deacon. I011 of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Deacon of Freetown. ' | 3111c bride who war liven "1 mun-lg‘; by hé!‘ fllllfl‘. W979i": floor-length gown of white autn with lhcer neck, and a coronet of flower! with floor-length sheer, . She carried on her HIM‘

| bouquet of red roses with a ahowd‘ of wmtc mapdruvn- The, m‘: gift to the bride ‘yo: a,

nit

pendant with ur ti: : to match.

Mn, Byllon Prnu c, friend of the bride was matron of honor.’ Sbo wore u floor-length gown of turquollo lace with matching lricc

alum. sad a coronet of turquolne"

. flowers. Shc carried a noaegny of

hit . "4132, $5.’ Min ‘Mar-t ion Yolllker. cousin of the bride

and Iliu Adele Callback. friend of the bride. Min You ker wot-fl a, u

rfl I length gown o pole l c

c dared net and flnler- .19

v f 1113c not. held b a voronI-t 110 "not: I clrnell

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Margaret Mellissa dttutlhtefi |Wa1ter King opened and Mrs. Lloyd-

Savage.

I “ale bme crow Wyn. plied. chiefly by Mr. and Mrs. Cal- o . . shoulder length yell caught 1'11"‘ "l

is‘

'other Army officers, Adjutant J

‘to

‘TUESDAY

DONATION ACKNOWLEDGIII) —Mr, Joseph J. P. O'Brien, City, has received a letter of acknow- ledgment front the Royal Alexandra School, London. England for a cheque of 41 pounds. This school takes care of orphan boy; and girls and the secretary writes i1} dntep appreciation of the spit-mild E l.

-—SLIOIIT FIRE AT HOSPITAL -A slight fire caused by a short circuit broke out in the develop- ing room of the x-ray department on the third floor of the Prirtvci County Hulplfll about nine dclockl

quickly extinguished by flremcn_ with the aid of chemical ex-l tinguishers. There was some dam-' age to the wall of the rc-oni and some smoke damage. As this par- ticular room i:- on the extreme north end of the building away] from the wards none of the pa-

BRIDAL SHOWER ~Miss Ber- the. Thompson, R N, one of the season's biidcs-txt-be was enter- baliied at a. miscellaneous shower at the home of Mxss Mabel Grant. Mt. Edward Road on Friday even- ing last. Preceding theopeninecf, the gifts a snort dialogue was pre- sented by the Misses Catherine and, Adele Beck and Master Vincent Beck portraying life on the farm The humorous verse accompany- ing the gifts were i ad by bliss Charlotte Gordon. The remainder of the evening was spent in gam-l

was served by the hostess. §

Austin Bell and clnughttr Missal home in Seattle. ‘Nasliingtozi. ‘This has been their fiist visit to th "' old home for the past twtinty yoizii. and spent a very pleasant vacation visiting friends and relatives in‘ Abney, Murray Harbor. and sur- rounding districts Mr. and Mrs. Bell saw many changes iii their old home district. But the beauty of the Province has not lost any of its charm. Nlr Bell is one nf,ti.c' many successful Islanders abroad, who is firmly cstabllshed in bur‘.- ness, and is looking forward to vis- iting his old home again in the near future. -.Patri.yt please copy. GYROS MEET—The Gyro Clu o‘ Charlottetown last night held its opening meeting of the season ‘titer the summer holiday season. The meeting, held at lottetown was

Found. Reports were received and an interesting account of the i)l5‘ triet (6) Convention which was held in Halifax last month was given by Dr. Found, Morton Dew.

Sidney Green. Alex McIsaac and K61“.

Earl Taylor, Plans for the coming season were discussed and among, the activities planned are the con- tinued support of the Anti-Tuber- culosis work and continued utter- est in the orphanages and

William Bailey of Northwestern University, Evunston, Illinois, was a guest.

—BBIDAL SIIOIVER. - A group.’ of friends gathered at. the home of, the brides father Ernest S. Gra-t ham, Gaspereaux on Friday even-l lng. Auzust 23, 1946. and tendered. a shower in the honor of Mr. and Mrs. John R. MacPherson, who were‘ recently married in Ottawa. Illziny beautiful gifts and generous cn-l velopes, were reciived, of which’ Mrs. George A. Graham and Mrsl

Reid read the verses. After thank-f 1m: their friends in a few well! chosen words. some of the young, people caught the happy couple; and gave them a good bouncing} Later a delicious lunch was served by the ladies and the evening was spent in dancing music being sup-

l

vin Kemrp. A good time being en- JOYBd by all. the crowd departed in- the wee. thours of the morning. ‘with gag wishes and luck to the newly- w .

On Friday EFT... Sept. 6, the

brlde-to-Ibe was led to the seat of t

yesterday morni-ng, The blaze was’ 111-“

8t Island Telephone Co. Ltd. Mr, and Mrs, Clark will reside in WlllnOt

ering it wide were passed at the ven'ion vesterti-rtv ciul Command Legion.

tioii of delegates present at meetings, uhich were held in the Legion home

president, who in his report drew attention to the large increase in

as and “masts M,“ “Nth 1mg...‘ the Province during the past ten months.

mqaoivljn vigh._'__ ML and Myst suing year resulted as follows:

Laura have left on rettmi to their, all" 3 w- Robin-w"-

wzirt, D. S. 0 ltfacDonald.

A. lvlacPhec. M. D

b LAND,

David Edward and two girls Joyce‘ and Vivian, returned home from Portland, Maine, where they visit- the Char-l ed

largely. attended,‘ gills‘ Earl ‘varl-en‘ Mr’

, ward Gilles. Mr. Edward was spend-l ting his week's holiday as he works on the C. N. R. at Summerside.

seriously ill Saturday, Hospital by Dr, McBride where an

the , . h . welfare of the children. Professor! $.53]? he€€or news of h" 00nd,“

Jamaica Plains after visiting her

SL, City. Mrs. Blanchard was ac- companied also by Mr. and George Chapman and son Dennis,

Miss Eva Coffin of Inglewood, N. J.. arrived by plane Coffin summer home at Cape Cod to her friend Mrs. Jcan Gallagher at

brother James Horse

and Mrs. Justin Murphy who were married recently at Noranda, Que. tire on their Clcrmont, P. E. I.. where they nre ' the Elicsts of the family of the late ‘John Murphy. Mrs. Murphy is a native tively new mining andn, situated formation known as the Pre Cum-

of J. H. McQuaid was held yes-

THE CHAI-{LOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

und sequin: and brown acculor uy Collegiate School until he en- ies. Shc carried a bouquet of tered the Army in 1939. After serv- Talismati roses with baby's breath ing in Africa. Italy and Europe he and maiden hair fern. Her brtdel- we: appointed ‘to the Staff of the maid was hcr sister. Miss Edne Khaki University of Canada last Mann who wore a street length year, 3nd received his rcleale from frock in Miami blue wool cranes, he ANny lint June. black lint and other accessor s ——-~— WILL PRESENT

in hlnrlt nnti carried a bouquet of AWARDS-

tvhitc V1525 with baby's breath His Excellency Field Marshall, the and in: ‘ hair fern. The best Right Honourable, the Viscount ‘man \." .\Ir, David Clark brother Alexander at Tunis G. C. B.. Gov- of tht- ui oin. After the CMGIIIOII] Qrnor-Genernl of Canada, will pre-

sent decorations to a number of Prince Etitvard Island servicemen when he visits here the latter part of the month, it was lctirned last

slipper was served the y tit Mulberry Lodge, . c. The following morn- ing the bride and groom left for

a ltoiieymoon in Cape Breton IA- night. AmOng those to receive d and other parts of .Nova awards for service in the second Szatia. For travelling the bride

Great War will be, CSM. Harry Bishop, Summerslde. Sgt. W. B. Peters. Charlottetown. Cpl, I... A. MacDougall, Charlottetown, Pie. W. J. Cousins. Malpeque, Cvnr. L. J. Meurant, Souris. Sgt. J. Ruczak. Charlottetown, Pie. D, Mat-Kay and F-Lt. A, E. Saunders, Marshficld. |

donned a wool dress of romance blue with ck accessories. Be- fore her m ‘g2 the bride was the popular assistant day operator the Kensington brunch of the

11m“ we”; qisqflu-bed,_s, {tr/there their many friends hwlsh ; em a rosperous and appy wedded 119, On the morning of September

2nd. John McManus, a dearly loved and highly respected resident of Bonshaw passed to his eternal re- ward. Though 1n failing health for the past four _\'6Bl‘n. since February last. intensified suffering was the final purification of his soul befcre it received the reward of 1on1: and arduous labours.

There are left to mourn the pass- ing of a dearly loved father. four sons and five daughtersr-James Aeneas of Winnipeg, Manitoba; Mary, Mrs. MacDonald, Dorchester, Mass: Emmet of Saskatoon,_Sask- atchawan; Frances. Sister St. John Joseph. Congregation of Notre Dame; William, Rural Mail Courier; Bertha. Sister St. Claire of the Eucharist. Congregation of Notro Dame; Clara, Mrs. Richard A, Mu:- phy, Newton Centre, Mass; Ella at home and John on the homestead.

Strongly worded resolutions cov- variety of subjects annual eon- of the Provin- of the Canadian

ifhcre was a large representa-

the and presided over Mal. T. B. Rogers. retiring

legion membership throughout

Election of officers for the en- Honorarv President: Hon. Sen-

Presldcnt: James S. Walker,

Charlottetown. The departed soul was enriched 0 l ~ - _ -- - . ' S lro ke; Doris of St. John N _"‘§,,°_ Pgflg;}.,,,,,“"“ “M” ,1,1,;;,,s§;1@ $130,313,521,“ Bgju uiggntrvrtl»; Bfréaale, M... Ralph Thompson. “mix-man; LL cop J_ D_ S“, ' p q a Long River; Ethel, Mrs. Wyman

Messages of Sympathy and also a. beautiful spray of flowers. I

Vice-Chairman: Major John A.

MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER. — The spacious thome of Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Graham, ‘llhlstle and Shamrock. was the scene of a large gathering on August 7th, 1946,

Chaplain: Major T, _E. MaoNutt, . B. E. Honorary TTcasurer: Lt. Col. J.

Dmnmm" Reprwmmtlve: N’ when a shower was tendered to w' L°“"h‘3r~ M- M- t their daugthtler, Mrs. MacDonald, . _ and Mr. Aexandor MacDonald, uNJoyEgalbalganAgo Pown Bradalbane, who were recently nIAlNE'__Mr) and Mm married. The dining room was

beautifully decorated for the oc- casion in pink and white To t. w’ strains of “Here Comes the Bride" the bride and groom were cscou- ed to the dining room by Miss Ma"- garet MacDonald and Mr. James Snowle. T-he heavily laden baskets were carried in by little Ruby Reeves and Gordon Matheson. The gifts, consisting of linen. silver. pyrex and money ‘vere opened. read and arranged on the table by girl friends of the bride. The groom, on behalf of his bride, thanked all and extended an invitation to all to visit them. Then all joined in ‘sing- ing "For They Are Jolly Good Fel- lows." The bride and groom were then bounced. Lunch was served‘ and the remainder of the evening - _K was spent in dancing. The music,

' ' was supplied by Mrs. Lcslis Mac-= Lean, Mrs. Earle Todd, Mr. iiuiurdl Francis and Mr. Edward Weeks. Ati a late hour all departed wishing Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald happi-

The death occurred at. New An-' nan on Aug. 29th, of Mrs. John J.i MacKinnon at the age of 79 years, Mrs. MacKinnon, ivhose maiden name was Annie Mclnnis, was bonn i~n Indian River. Her adoles- cent years were speeit in Centre- ville Berleqtte until her marriage to Mr. MacKinnpn, the owner of the ‘famous New Annztn race track. Mrs. MncKinnon always presided at the big dining ictit where 1800 meals were served at one race meet. It was in this ca- pacity that her cheerful disposi- tlon saved the day in many criti- cal situations, In her home also her cheerfulness and natural kind- ly dispositloh endeared her to all who. had the pleasure of her oc- quziintance. She leaves to mourn. beads-s her sorrowing nusbandt one daughter Bertha to whom tivl sympathy of the entire co-mmtut- lty is extended,

Mr. Edwards, cousins Mr. and and. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Ed-l

Hcskit. True. Mr.

—SERIOUS ILLNESS-Mrs. Bert of Kensicigton was taken and was to Prince County

taken directly

emergency operation

was per- formed. Her

many friends deeply illness and anxiously

0N VISIT IIERE-Mrs, Cather- ine Blanchard and young son A1- fred loft. on return last Weelt for sister, ‘

Miss Mary Peters. Euston

Mrs.

-—FROM INGLEWOOD .N. J.—-

from the

spend a short vacation with

he home of Mrs. Gallagher's Dunphy, Black

Corner, Kenslngtom-K. —FR.0M NORANDA, QUE-All’.

honeymoon tri-p to

daughter of the compara- town of Nor- un the geological

C . crday morning from her late reri- Bmemn Joseph Cameron‘ Amp‘

ily

DING. — The Kathleen Peters, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peters of

Margaret Stewart, sister

-i.iiip T0 IIISTQ-Tho funer-

al oi’ the late Mr. William Henry Schurman of Linkletter was held

to the home of tho groom wblli I

host qr friends The remainder of the evening txas spent in dam-ling

on Saturday and wu attmdod to the uclo of Suiulvl by. a rrwt n r of Poo lo who Webster's" Orchestras until the mull gathered to ply a last uta to

a friend and neighbor. Hi: pas- tor, Rev. Charles Oamegy of the Sumtznerside Presbyterian Church was the officiating clergyman and Mrs. Cleve Whalen wu pianist tor favourite hymn: of the deceased; "Lead Kindly Light" and “The Lord II My Shczihard." The pull bearers were; Messrs Joseph MloMillan. Lemuel Trenholme. Harry Link- lettc-i- Ennerv Linkletter. Gamble and Tineon Newcomer S.

“FAREWELL PARTY — Mhses Jean Duvar and Nellie Clements were gucsts-of-honor at l chicken supper hcld at Poole’: Hotel by 11 number of their girl friendl hut woek. Both young ladle: were pre- sented with a gift and a humor- ous address was read to each. Al- though taken by surprise. they graciously thanked their friends for their gift: and good wishes in their chosen profession. Jelli ha: zone to Montreal to take a nurses‘ training course in the Royal Vic- torla Hospital, while Nellie has en- tered the Prince Edward Island Hospital, Charlottetown as a stud- ent nurse.

A feeling of deepest sorrow pass- ed over sherbrooke and surround- ing districts when it was learned that Leonard J. Pickering had passed away at the Prince County Hospital on June 19. 1946.

He loaves to mourn their loss a wife- formerly Eva L, Yep of Cen- tral Lot 1E, and six daughters. Mrs. Fred Paynter. Freetown; Gladys, Mrs. Walter Paynter. Try- Muriel. Mrs. Earl Thompson.

Yeo, North St. Eleiinors. to whom deepest sympathy is extended.

NEW BANK PREMISES~There is to bt- a new Canadian Bank of Commerce Building at Murray River, It will be located on the north slde of the river, on Main Street, beside the former tailor shop operated by George Hawkins and now used as the village fire

11p of morning when the guczta depugted wishing Mr. and Mrs. Rice many yeiis of happiness. The young couple -vill take up rcsldeme in Glenfanning where the groom ha; taken irp a farm, follovtnng dis- charge after serving with ti": Canadian Army overseas-C

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Requiem High Mass for Walter Lewis Fraser. Bl. mflnefly 01 1°25 19th Aw" E, who died wildnes- day evening after a lenilhly m‘ nan, will be celebrated Monday at 9.2a a.m. in st. Aime‘- 011M11- Interment will follow in 5t. M8TY5 ggmetery. Prayer: will be held in Ppyk Memorial chapel Sunday evening at 8.30

Mr. Fraser W“ b11111 l" 5t- Peter‘: Bay, P.E.l., and had lived in Calgary for 40 year: hem" movin to Vancouver a month n60 after ls retirement early this year, He had been with the CPR since coming to Calgary and for the last six years had been on the Calgary-Red Deer run.

At her home in CAN THY"??- on Saturday. August 31d. W119" passed to her rest. Mr-i- Win13?" Pye, in her sixt -ninth Y“?