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TORT AUGUSTUS SCHOOL CLOSING

The annual aohool closing oi rm, Fort. Augustus School on Friday June 80th, may with a lame attendance payers and visitors present.

The pupils were e nod their various subects by their teacher. Miss Ime Dlncullan.

y Rev. D. P en. P.P., and Miss Irene Outlay, teach- er of Auburn School and showed by their read]! answers that they had been we twllsht during the

annual

afternoon. June 30.

I Pub tstnins high VIII exams. The following received Inﬁll Method 0! Writinﬂ

Helm ‘sum

In the evening, Women's Institute acme of Mr. and Mr_t.

gathered at the Leo Dunn

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examination Pleasanr Valley School was held on

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Fr 85 parents and visitors were pres-

e ’f‘he pupils were examined in the various subjects by their teacher. Elizabeth R. Macxay, aa-

ers, Eileen ore. Dorothy

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Elmsdale and Vicinity

‘ Mr. James Christopher oi Til- ntnh visited relatives here last Sunday.

Mrs. Basil MsoNci,-ll and her dauahmeu-, Hazel. visited 0'1-«WY 011 SI.turcb.y.

Miss Blanche MeoNeil1 attended the tea. party in '1‘l:.ninh on Wed- nesdwy last. ‘

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Rix are guests of Mrs. Rix's parents Woodstock.

Mr. Bennett Kelly. Sununersidc,

ted his b:otbneu'.Mr.

James Mom struck by lightning.

Mr. Peter Burlne well known proprietor or the Belle View Hotel. Tisnisbi. was a recent visitor oi’ hlends in Elrnsdale.

Mr. Robert Weeks, cheesemaker at Tignish Cheese Foo

M18.

Mrs. Alfred M1IwD0inn.id ol mum- lord. Maine. (nee Oelia Walsh) is

William Walsh.

Mmrs. Urban. Philip and Linus ”MacKinnon, with their sister Rita.

on Sunday.

McKenna with her Kenna.

Mrs. Alvin Ma.oAixthur'retur'ned to her home here accompanied by her mother, . of sea. View. who will spend an gdeﬁnite period with her dumb-

Mra. John Wallace of Alma had as guests for supper Mommy eve- e Monte

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Alfred Giliis, Aiiberton,

Mr. William NliaoDougall oimun- ford. Maine, was the guest on Tuesday last 0! Mr. James O'Brien and family. He motored to Grand River last week with his brother Dr. James Ma.oDouge.ll theme tor a few days.

Mrs. Edwin Mrurpihv oi’ sea View is spending a. few -

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mother. Mrs. Re her sisters, Mrs. Harold Mrs. Hazel Cameron. WW. Mrs. Cameron and son well motored to Tignish to attend the picnic there. Their trienrk are cordially wel- Mr. James Ooroomn of who for the past yea:-has in the Montreal

coming Piueville been a patient General Hospital. and the Conva- lescent Hospital, Montreal, and are pleased to know that his health is much improved.

W. . and interment was at the Heart Cerneiary. A field day and at Lester Pmi'it'e Experimen

, ‘-. on Wednesday. July 6th. A large gathering people enjoyed the sports antiper- hoolr of supper. ice csream. etc.. whidh were served :v the ladies. The sum oi’ over 3100 was realized whleh is in aid of Bloomﬁeld rm- lted Oh-uaroh.

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IIID ASTAIBE GINGER ROGERS

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tony, was 1 ﬂhe week-end guest or his sister, paying a visit to her mother, Mrs. 3,1,,“

visited the home of Mr. J. W. O'- Bmn Oartih

times

com. on their return they will reside in their lovely newhome in Roeebank.

Ellen Oorcoran of Piusvllle. evening at the home of Mr. of at Louis

ﬁshing. They are

their home in Michigan on Thurs- day with repeated «ms of return- Lug next, summer.

STERLING womnrs INSTITUTE

'Iihe regular meeting or sterling

held. picnicwere M

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run _ CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ‘ET;

Miss Geneva Macl-lay on July lltn, with a. 16 members and 2 visitors present. The pr out presided and . ‘ the meeting with the Ode and Crew. Roll call was answered by a original poem or paying a line. The nunutes or the prevms meeting were read and approved. It was moved and sec- onded that the Birthday box be continued for another year. 'lihc sick committee reported making some visits. mitiee's were appointed no laws —Program. Mrs. Th

unch. Min. .1. n. Fle .Mrs. MacK.ay. Mrs. John Mac-

and Grace y. was moved and seconded that to the con-

tes lees vention paid. Mrs. Cramtord Msoxay delegate to the conven- tion gave an excellent report. The program committee then charm! and put on two con- tests. What we set prepared by Mrs. Wallace Macxay won by Mrs. Carlmxiloolrxar and Mrs.hml!h.rnest Mac 'en. bean ass 1, on by Mrs. Frank B451“ P“ Mrs. Earle Henry. Action" W Mrs. Jane Micltay. Mrs. allace Man- Kav iriviteg‘ mg memberstto h$ none or e uguat moo inc. call to be answered by your mag: e-rnbamasing situation. a meet- tirﬁgmolosod with the ational An‘-

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