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and G. R. Holmes also appeared The largely attended funnel 0! PM 1°!‘ "w. Crown in this Oile- tg Jerome B. Maccormec was Both men. Hawse and Rose. will held from the residence of Mrs.

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The death occurred at Belle iltivor. PJJ. on Jan. 12. i947 at Alex- _ under Ladner in hi; seventy-ninth

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WIDNIIDAY couaaaruunous .; 1,1,,

mad by Miss Miriam McDonald.

s a. v The w“ ‘were “mu ed on ‘he an l ‘I'M clusrtnl

given away by he; 100K“! very loyal

MONDAY — TWO MIN ABIHTID

tilled purse. The aiming o! 1hr Tilly Are Jolly Good Fellows and bounc- ing the groom brought this part

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Sumtnerside arrested two men Sat- urday as investigation procaldod “:°"°d ma“ h" ‘led

ma. a series of stem into smelt.‘ F" my "'- ° "i ma" 11v started to slthn to “Innis fishing shacks on Summmi-ie hu- .._.. , _ .

"' rlfisgtugiiflsexer: igtlzfilmoved to North River. They wit-re . o ‘wmn The two mm w,“ mp9" m‘ spending the winter with their

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The people of Hazel Grove wel-‘°"““'"' “will! "$799M", i?!’ a“ comm to ma‘, ommmmny ML "mi Who knew him. A devout Christian,

Mrs. Pearle; Shaw by a pleasant

evening spent in dancing and other

entertainments. Mr. Lloyd Pound read a very welcome address. M: Lewis Bertram presented them with g well-filled purse. Lunch was served later by Lewis Bertram and Bill Hill.

Miss J. Estelle Home; spent the week end in tomi. the guest qt Mrs. W R Ouitou. Miss Haines, who is Director of Junior Red Cross Nutrition Services for this Prov- ince. spent Monday at Union school

when she gave the pupils a tslki

and demortstratloti on "Fbode For Health." with the help of s few older pupils she also prepared and

sewed an adequate liOotn lunch to the tn-enty-fivc children tn attendr

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LEAVE FOR MONTREAL, TOB- ONTO - Mr. J.C. Saint of the (‘rown Life lnsilrance and Mr. S.C. Thompson loft 0n Saturday morn- ing for Montreal and 'I‘oronto. Mr. Saint will combine business with pleasure. Mr. Thompson, who suf- fered a fractured spine last Aug- ust. is sufficiently recovered to have his plaster cast removed in Decem- ber. but it will be some time before medical advice will allow him to resume his duties with the Depart- mcnt of Public Works. Ha will visit with his brother, Mr. C P. Thomp- son. and also a sister in Toronto.

isLaNnIm arc-Mi. n. Mc- Giliivary of this city has received the good news that hie son John McGillivary. thought to be on the missing steel fishing boat “Bell". out of Boston. is safe, having transferred to another boat of the same c pany. the “Lynn". early in the cw Year. Mr. Mcflilllr- ary'e vrife and four children are residents of Wclleston. Mass, and his mother. Mra. B. McGilliv- ary is now visiting them.

LOCAL LADY T0 CHINA- Mrs. H. A. Jenkins. formerly Mill Marion Andrew.‘ daughter otf Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Andrew. Pownal Sh, will leave England on the 23rd of January on board the 8.5. “Ranch? to join her husband, Flight Lieut. Jenkins, now stat- ioned at Kai Tak, China. The lea voyage will require three or four weeks. She will be met at Bing- pore by her husband and will fly from there to the RAJ‘. Station

. in China. _.._

The death occumd on January 1 1947. in tihe rince County Hos- pitai of Mary . MacLean. wide-w of the late WJ-l. MacGmgor, Cent- ral Lot 16. at the age ot 73. She had been ill for several weeks but had

improvement,

and her sudden death came as a great shock to her family and friends.

Born in Stxnmerfieid. Prince Ed- ward Island, she was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacLean. An elder brother, Jamel

'A. MacLean, an inventor of some note. died ll s result of injuries lus- tatned in the San Francisco earth-

quake. ‘ licr mother havimi died when ehc was still an infant. Mrs. MIC-

Grcgor was brought upln the home of her maternal grandparents. (he ‘late Mr. and Mrs. AfOtil-‘bflld gusoii. Summerfield. where she liv- ed until her marriage to Wm. lrl

December i942.

A vcry pretty wedding was lol-

Qmnlzed in Zion Presbyterian Church Manse on Saturday. Dec. 21st. when Margaret Elizabeth.

daughter of Mr. and Mrsl Hector D. Glllis of‘ Melville. became the bi-itic of Elmer Ernest, son the laie Mr. "r. D. LinK and M"- Ling of Whvallcy River. Rev. G. C Wcbsicr officiating.

The bride iooitod charming in a navy bluo suit. with pale pink accessories and wore a corsttge oi ~. pink roses. llcr only ornaments were a act of earrings and brace- pet, gifts of the groom.

She‘ vul attended as nation oi

j, jonor. by her sister. Mrs. lrnlet

"G. Morrllon. who wore a PQIQ luit with brown accessorlel and a . cot-sage of white carnatlona. Mr. . Victor Link. brothor of the groom ' acted as best man. Their gifts to f their attendants were a string of , petrls and a blllfold. a .___. l A pretty Christmas wedding ‘m; place December 21st at 8t. _ George's Anglican Church. MOM- , “n, N. 3., when the B". Jill’!!! 1 Ajflgndqr - unlltd in marriage

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nd lire. Clarke Pall. 011-, f. ‘,1. to Mr. Franklin "up, "n inf "f, and “H. ‘h’ pt Cooknhlnhorlt. N. I The bride. m was given in martian

her father. was beoomlhll! l!’ ti... h s smut tennis dill of, ‘gold wool cut on issues line! with lone title!

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. tit Hooper and they made their ‘home time until ma when they

daulhier Louise when Mr. Ladncr took ill. He was a irian of sterling

he was a member of the Baptist lChurch. His home was an example '0! hospitality to the many friends" ,whom he entertained there.

I Ho leaves to mourn besides his lwife, five sons; Elmer, 0i’ Carn- ibridge, Mass; Herbert, Dorchester. ‘Mass; Arthur, Lynn. Mass; Les- lie, Charlottetown. and Emest at iNorth River; and three daughters. ‘Ruth. Mrs. Keith Btiyenton. Union iRoad; Beth. Portland, Maine; and -I.otiise. Mrs. Don H me. Belle iRiver. Three brothers. Edmund. Boston. Mass. Mark. Marion, Mass, and John. Charlottetown, and two sisters. Ruth. Mrs. Stanley Ting- .1ey, Birmingham, Ala., and Mary. Mrs. Jas. Skinner of Bridgetown,‘ ‘also survive.

| TUESDAY

t FUNERAL SERVICES The lfunerel of Mrs. George E. Robin- ‘son was held yesterday morning ‘from St. Peters Cathedral where {service was conducted by Rcv

lCanon EM. Malone. Th pail bear- ers were: Lt. Col. J R. atori. Hon. ‘Geo. D. DeBlois, Messrs Hector Currie. Samuel Kennedy, A.G. Putnam and W.B. Bentley, service being conducted by Rev, fanon Malone.

A WELCOME PARTY — On _Frlday evening, January 3rd. up- twards'ot one hundred and fifty ‘ friends and neighbours from ‘Wlnsloe and surrounding dis- tricts gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gay to ten- der them a house warming and to bid them welcome to their com- munity. An address of welcome was read by Mr. Guy Kennedy and a very substantial gift of money was presented by Mr. Gor- don Stetson on behalf of the community. After singing "For A deficit of $1,784.87 for, the fiscal year 1946 was reported st the annual meeting of the Stim- mersido Town Council, held lost evening, by Councillor .R.. L. Mol- lison. chairman of the Finance Committee. His Worship Mayor J. F. Arnett presided and Council- lors W. i, smallman, Itioy-d Gor- rill, R. L. Moliisan and Henry Wedge were present. Councillor T. D. Morrison was out of town. Total revenue of the Town for the year was reported as $163-- 11036 and total expenditure as $104,995.13.

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BNJOYABLB HOUSE WARMING ~An old fashioned house-warming was held on Thursday evening. January 16th., at the home ot Mr. and Mm. Price ‘Thomson, Parkdale,

when a number of relatives and‘

friends gathered to 'fel‘id€r ‘their good wishes. Mn Tom Dickie read a nicely worded address. and Mr. Cecil Thomson made the present- ation of a chest of sliver, and a pair of book ends. Mrs. Cecil Thomson. Mrs. David Thomson, Mrs. Frank Thomson. assl5i0d in serving lunch. A very pleasant evening was spent in dancing and cards. Thc music was furnished by Mr. Fulton Thom- son and sons of Charlottetown.

MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER —- A large number of friends and neighbors gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Murray. Clyde River on Jan. 15th to tender ‘hem a miscellaneous shower. Mr. Hiilth MacLean. capabiy acted as chair- man. Mrs. Reggie MacKinnon escort-

d Mr. Mon-t Hyde ushered in the groom. A well worded address was read by Reggie MECKIIIUOD and heavily-laden baskets of beauti- fu1 gut, and envelopes with money were carried in by Mrs. Jack Dar- rach and Mrs. Arnold 89ers. “Ever- etw p, a few well chosen words thanked one and all for their kind- ness. He has been one of the brave boys who donned the King's uni- form and served in the R C.A F‘. for over three years. A dainty lunch wit; scrvcd by the ladies and music supplied by Melvin Hyde and Mr. Dunsford.

Brdkcman C. V. Grant of Char- lottetown was injured. but not critically when six cars of a Cu- adian National Railways freight train were derailed last night on a curve wcst of Coleman. i-ie was taken to ihc Prince County Hos- pital at Summersidc and will be given an X-ray examination to- day." Lest night it was reported that he had several broken ribs and a cut on bile head.

Five empty refrigerator cars and an empty van were derailed and at least some toppled over an emit-foot embankment. Some were damaged considerably.

The injured brakeman and the conductor. Cecil Stewart, were riding in the van. it was report- ed. Except for Grant. the train crew oscaped uninjured.

The cars were part of a freight extra. The accident occurred at about 5.50 pm. Cause of the dc- niinaent was unknown.

WIDDING ANNIVERSARY The home ot m. and Mrs. J.l-1 Andrews. Rennios Road. was the

c! e happy gathering on lit-i-

, Dec. 6th. 1N6. the occasion being their 26th wedding anniver- sety. At no o'clock. supper was lined to the family and sisters and Mothers of the contracting nlfllll. after which an address wls {egg by Mr. Hugh Glover while ‘lineman Paynt r Presented

of the celebration to s c1010. when by this time. the friends of Reu- ntee Road. Hunter River and vicin-

lllla occasion. The evicting wll ‘spent in music and other amule- meiits. A sing song with Miss Nich- 015011 at the organ and s few sel- ections on the guitar by Mill Edith orasweli was very much enjoyed.

The adjourned annual meeting of the Georgetown Branch No‘. i6, Canadian Legion, B. E. S. L.. \\iiS held on Sunday. January 19th in the Council Che-Hitters. President Nell Wight presided and proceeded to initiate a new member, Comrade Joseph Scully. A considerable quantity of corre- spondence wss dealt with and the auditor‘: account of the Branch’! financial records iwas read and adopted. Much routine business was disposed of and the meeting was adjourned until tho first Wednesday in February.

—FUNERAL sarunnav -- The of the late Josephus Smaliman was held on Saturday afternoon at two p. m.. from tihc Trinity United Church. Rev. KL‘. Sullivan was the officiating clergyman. assisted by Rev. Mr. Rice. The pallbearers were: Messrs. James Murphy. Morley MI Bell. LR. Allen. Alfred Groom. Lloyd Gorrill. Senator W.B. Rubri- son. The burial was in the People's Cemetery, Summers" .—B.

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The annual meeting of St. James Presbyterian Church was held last evening in the Church hall. A 511011 devotional service was conducted by the minister. Rev. T.H.B. Somers after which Mr. EM. Bagnall was elected Secretary of the business meeting. The reports of the 5W9?" mt organisations showed a‘ year of great activity and progrosa. The r!- port of the Kirk Auxiliary with ill record of social and financial al- sistance in almost every phase of church work, was especially well received. The board cf trustees re- purféd total ‘receipts of 81,755.56 and expenditures of 87,333.13. In the budget for 1947 provision was iitade for an increase in the MIR’ ister's Stipend of $500.00 and In additional $180.00» to the organist. The report of the Committee 0n tho “Advance Movement" showed ihll the church had considerably over- subscribed its allocation.

MacINTYRE - MecDONALD — ‘On December 31, i946. M118 Eun- icc B. MacIntyrc of St. Peter's Bay and Mr. C. Clement MacDon- aid of Primrose were united in the holy bonds of matrimony by Father E. Baldwin at the. Holy Redeemer church, Charlottetown. Prince Edward island. The bride was attended by Mrs. Archie MacAulay. St. Peter's Bay, l 51$- lcr of the groom. and Mr. John Feat/your, Charlottetown, was beet man. Immediately following the ccrcmony the wedding party with Mr. Robert Constable as chauf- feur had breakfast at the Queen

Hotel. lrum there ihcy motored to Si. Joseph's Convent ic see Sister St. Alexander, a sister of

t-hs- groom, thence to thewlifim" whore they boarded inc eleven- twcniy plane for Boston. Mass. At six forty-five P. M. they sr- rived at the Logan International

Airport. Boston. Mafii. 1Y0!!! there to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Radcliffe Nichols. Milton.

Mass... where a wedding dinner was waiting the happy couple. A very pleasant two weeks were spent tn wtuch they visited many historical and interesting places. Tiic lovely gifts they received showed how many friends they have in the U. S. A. Previous to her marriage a shower was given the bride nt the home ot Mrs. Loo Fay. Newport. whore she re- ccivcd many beautiful and useful gifts.

A petlt jury yesterday afternoon found that Frank Terry Hawse. charged with “carnal knowledge of a girl under 14 not his wife.” was "not unfit for trial." The motion for tile issue as to the sanity of i-lawsc was made last week by Lester O'Donnell. ap- polnicd by the Court as counsel for the accused. and was tried

yesterday before Mr. Justice M- R. McGulBMfl- The jury consisted of Elmer

McQuaid. foreman. Nedford; Wal- dron MacKlnnon. Churchill; Juries Murphy. Vernon: Bernard Qoylc. Tarentum; ‘Chnlmerl patio. New oiassow; Jonah Rodd. Charlottetown; Guy Ken- ncdy, Winsloe; Lloyd MacClllum, Dunstnflnnge; Stuart MacFariene. Winslor; Gcoi-gc ilayden. Cherry

valley; and Albert lliii. New Glasgow.

Witnesses called were Dr. A. J. Murchison. superintendent. Iai-

conwocd Hospital; Claude Smith- Mavls Filiier. _Majnr Victor Mec- Lean. and Burr Dvlyer-

fmmedietnly following the‘ lan- ity finding. the case oi Will‘!!! Robert Rose. charted with abduc- timi. was called and the following jury sworn: Olly KennMY- "T" man. Winsloo; Ire MacDonald. Oovehead; Ernest Clark. Caven- dish; Peter Htsghn. Curran Ban; Waldron MncKlnnori, Churchill; victor Ierguloll Victoria: Bevin Crockett. Cbiriittetowti; Joseph Rodd. Charlottetown; Brio Iow- ther. crapsul: fouls Arblng. Gut- folk; John D. llcPhail. Arlyie Shore; and Elmer McQulld. Bed- ford.

In both‘ jury ma. the Crown was ropruentld by Attorney (Dene oral FA. Large and CJI. Iloiutel. ICC: while L. P. 0114mm! sp- peai-ed tor the accused.

'i‘w'o witnesses were board be- fore Court adjourned until i030

Wlilevl Liowthest of Jlorth Carlo. ton celebrated his 00th birthday January 14bit. During the day relatlvel and neighbours call to congratulate aim. Its is still {vi-WI 1h maceration anti spirit. no in luntmer time still fakes s hen interest in gardening.

“WINDING Assoclarion METING —- Mi‘. R. J, Rupgy-t, C- h U» Put President of the Life Underwriters‘ Association - o; Prince Edward Island, left Mon. CRY ilWPYi-‘fll for Toronto, where he will represent the Provincial Association at the annual meeti- ‘iil 0f the Dominion body. Dele- lllsl representing Associations tiwooahout Canada. will attend the meeilnll which will convene at the Royal York Hotel on Fri- day and Saturday. January 24th and 26th.

Plans for the complete Diesel- electrification of the railway loco- motive service in Prince Edward WIM- flimortd to be under way for some time. lle now reputedly ieachlnfmaturity grid a stat-t is to be made within the next few weeks on the Murray Harbour line. Local railway officials, inter- viiiWed on the subject. have no in- formation to give out. Unofficial IBDOHI. however. are to the effect ihlt the complete change-over will become effective throughout the Province within s ygar,

The expenditure will reportedly be well over a million and a hair dollars.

LicuL-Governor J. A. Bernard and Mrs. Bernard arrived back in the capital yesterday evening af- ter having spent three weeks in Bolton where the Governor met mlliy of hll acquaintances oi for-

mer days. While ln the Massachusetts “filial. Governor Bernard was

received by the recently-elected Lieuh-Oovernor Bradford whose lineal ancestor nine gengrgflgng B80 w‘! the second Governor of Massachusetts when it was s British colony.

Governor Bernard was‘ also the guest of Boetop‘: Mayor, James Curie)’. who, at. l function in the City Hall presented the Governor with the freedom of the City.

Mr. L. E. Weiiner was elected president of the Charlottetown Re- tail Jewellers’ Association last night at its annual meeting held in the Queen Hotel.

Mr. KG. Taylor is the retiring president. Other officers elected included.

honorary president C.W. Patterson; secretary. Bert Patterson (re-elect- ed); treasurer. llowiey Crockett (re-elected).

Mr. Taylor in introducing the new president. spake of the progress made by the Association. in its sthort existence of 12 months and- ex- pressed the belief that still greater things would be accomplished by the young organization during the

appear before Mr. Justice ll. B. Chris MucCormaok vestotd McGuigan. who ‘presided at bolhpng at. i0 am. to Si. cases, next Monday morning for sentence. / Court was adjourned until m]- day morning when it ‘is expected further proceedings on the to quash the indictment in lhe Howard Cotsr; case will take place.

Geo e biacCoi-mlck. a mp the encased. assisted by Rev. He!

The ariiitty United Church Mission Circle held its annual meeting Jan. l) in the ellt per- 10!‘ with fourteen members pra- sent.

Miss Enid Morson installed the ‘°‘-‘°W‘"I officers for the conting year:

Advisory president. Mrs. P. a. Creelman. r

President. Domthy Auld,

Vice president. Ruth (Jude-new

Secretary. Joyce Nicholson,

Missionary Monthly secretary, Edna Jenkins. ‘

Social secretary, Edith Ander. son.

Bunply secretary. Marlon vctii-t- In.

James H. MacDonald. Annu Waik- er, Augustus MacDonald. John J. Campbell, Joseph Campbell and Loo Fay. The body 0f the late Mr.

town from Oakland, OlllL, Mon- day evening. accompanied by his

The annual meeting of 5t. Mary's Anglican ohuich, summerslae, vm held in 8t. Mary's Parish Hall, on Tuesday evening at 1.30 with a good attendance. Ven. Archdllwn G-R- iiarrison. the pastor. presided with Mr. W.J. Salter s; veltry clerk. The meeting opened with prayer by Archdeacon Harrison. Th; min utes of the previous meeting will read and oiiwvvvi Warden Janos mnnell read the wanton’: report.

The election of officers was held with the following results: Deleg- ates to the Diocesan synod: J.J. Enman. Alternate, Elli. Parkman.

Treasurer. Vera Slmpgon,

Pianist, Nan Kirby.

Sick committee, Mrs. Percival Simmonds and Mrs. Hylson Proudc.

Study convenors, Eileen Burke and Helen Cox. mer and James Oonnell. Wardens. Ingham Palmer and James 00n- neli. Vestrymen. J.W. Iocky. F S. Mulkin. llLE. Parkman. Jae. R. Murphy, Ralph Olon. George T. Clarke. Borden Connell. A.B.L Home, R. Alex Home, Wilfred J.

THURSDAY HOME BEREAVED —- Mrs. PD. MacGregor cf North River has re- ceived a telegram saying h... m. ter. Mrs. Clara Plant of Canton. M555.» ‘ll-d tamed away Sunday,