JANUARY 7, 192s

orida Couple _ iJoliat Is Still _ __ Visit P. E. I. _ Leading Scorer , In N. H. League The following letter has been re-

cived from-Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Brc-. MONTREAL. Jitn. 6. - Aurel I nut, who make their home atBurk-lhlhi"; ‘31111111190 illii Win21. 00.11- , om; a few mlles north o; Mlms onilllllllifi to hold his lead as chief he Dixie Highway. They wrote of‘ “m?” iii the National Huckcy Lezl- heir trip north, and especially thelingue‘ ““°°1'1lills ts tllo (Jllclill in; Islt to Prince Edward Island. Can-i "Yes for gnnles up t.) .ll;.l liiclnllln; d," at Sunday, issued today iiy Pres- he Star-Advocate, idem Caider- Johat is crclilcll with lwgvllle, Flu, v i-‘lghiceli scoring points, three Dear Edltorg-Wc have been think-‘Puliiis ahead of his team mate. ng of writing you ever since we Ieftlmwm “will. nnil George Iiay. vi . lorlda on our summer vacation. We D"““‘li' Bay's fifteen points give . gvg g good many people down there l1l11i the Ieiul Iii the American sec- o whom we would like to write but u“? "1 ""1 190K110- hen you arc. on the go lik: we have‘ . 1'“ H” Sl“""~' "l lliliiloii. Mil cen sinlcc wo left, one doesn't go; (will; Johnson. t: Rangers, - uch time for letter writing. 1 W110 ll lnairc n two player race . ought of writing [hi5 letter to you 011i ol It In the nlattcl- of penal- nd if you publish all or part of it, "es- “Phil-l W011 iliicad oi’ all oth~ ur friends and neighbors would "*1 Willi Shore Iinving served (iii ._ now Wham we 3m and what we are‘ llllllutes and Johnson e3 minutes- oing all these weeks we are away. "“—<*">—-—— We are now on our way home. To-l CONCERT AT WINSLOE SOUTH. . ight we are camping in New Brunsl ick, Canada, near the U. S. line. A' A Very enjoyable afternoon was . oung man has a. good at“; m. an spent in the new Winsloe South uto camp in the hills, deer hunting‘5’~'h°°li 99¢ 22. i927. when the semi- lgtl-lctg, we have n, nlce new roomy annual examinations and s program ottage with a big cook stove and were iivid- The school sno Christ- lgnty o! wood, 1t sure l5 logs bet; mus trec were tastefully decorated. si- than camping out these nlghtsfiiis lire bclns loaded with presents. lthouzh an our way down; in fact.“ large number of interested psi-- ll the way from Florida we have "its and friends attended. The im- om more camping than gm- yem-spils answered the questions asked efore. We are returning from: them excellently, showing that cred- ,. nee Edward mam; you can find: it must be given their teacher, Miss t on the map In the Gulf of St.‘Rodd. for her splendid teaching i awrence. We have been visiting during the last few months. Mr. my mother anclmy old home. The D- M. Robinson acted as chairman. Island ls a very pretty spot. The soil The program, which was carried out has a dark red color and the grass by the Pupils is as follows: Drill, ml trees have n peculiar wlol- 59p Christmas Greetings. Olive and Ver-

Itu-sville. ' Florida. Star-Advocate.)

wnwnlcllli; upon which they lost-

THE CHARLOYTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Lawyer Left _ _ Unusual Will

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. Jan. 6. cl-llqgAgg; JmL ;_;___ Two hus- ~"l‘ii@ ldlliil Pi'°l9"i01l "Jilly Iolilill bands picked crowded theatres lust Ill tile will of the late Gavin lilc night for their domestic grievan- Nuil, noted (Jaliilornia lawyer, u cea. precedent and a heritage. He lcit Jzhll K. lllllllwl-n, wealthy real 1110119)’ i0 reimburse clients Wllil estate broker. till-ow the audience lost by his advice pit the ol-lcilinl uuicntrs. a loop

'l‘li9 Will fllfiil l?! i111! Dlfllifllfldilctlire piiicc, into trrinfllsion when B11111‘! lie"? yfii-iiefflily. dispose-s uf;llc rllsllotl towzlrl’ his wife. Mary. rill estate valued at between $600: and Aliiol-i Stililllltlll. ll (cliau-iifeul‘. 000 and $800,000 earned Iii fees who \\'.l£i ill lli'l' si i. and fired a Slilve MflNRll left hi5 Place as Al. l-cvc-lvrr- Tho lllllllfil .welit wilrl hotel clerk and decided to studygvllen MYS- lIIulkel-ll, pushing b1:- lilW- ‘IIIVCCII the nicil, grasped her hlli-

0i this amount, ‘$40,000 was re- Ilmltfs arm as he fired- illfiieil to twu clients who paid Stephen Avzlfichyll, a machinist, McNa-I) for advice as to invest ivns more successful in his ut- tack although, Ilo like Mulkerii.

llait‘ t.‘ tile ciitiite l\'..:N.:|l 1e}; to ivas nrl-e-stell- Avallchyn used a his widow- Numerous generous bo- llcllvy bt-It ~to strike down John quests to charities anal friends also Lllplanliivich, whom he found wilth tenured the w»IIl- hIn wife, Aiilln, in the Straflurzl

I --——<-o ¢>-—-- Theatre. Lllpliliowicifs nose was

' ' . ' s . - - ,(!l.l hcll, and physicians fsaleil his , Rugby GHJIIBS BUNB-UWSFZHQVEO-lil-CERT

Attacked Wives In . ,

skull may ililvc been fraotui zl

VANCOUVER’ 3' C" Jun" 6" am‘ (‘oliccrt was held Iii Vlt Her

ficlt of $2.300 as a. result or the “l"“°I"*l“"°lY ‘“‘“°"*"°i1 l’°1‘ ‘he °°' visit of tho Dalliousie- University caskm‘ Them w“ a lame “mum” rugby squad of Halifax, N. S- The c“ m “ma” the l-“agram- wlllllh weather was deplorable during the cmslsted series Qt’ games which were played here» Total receipts for the three games were $1.473 with an aggre- gate attendance of 3,100-

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The hcalty applause alter bacll number and the many complimen- tary remuril, showed that the au- dience was greatly please-d by the unusual; talent. 0t‘ all these taking part.

Beioru the Clllfifl of the prngrzitll

KENSINGTON HIGH ‘ scnooi.

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Iiuilbury School Christmas Tree .

of choruses, dialogues, ~ (Irills. dances, solcs, and feCllib; ons-

i’ , l, When Miss Yvette 200 guests, all in hIstorI .Thl1‘nton-as Thomas Howard; MI and as Isabella Brandt.

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McKenna,

° fii-‘tilllmfls. gathered In th

wand-daughter

and Hon. H. S.

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of Hon. Narcisse Perodeau, lieutenant-governor of Quebec, made her debut, over 1,- 6 Pirliimfint buildings, Quebec, for the event.

_ Herc are seen, left to right; Sir Henry lc- Mifldalclne Hebert as Marie-Therese dc France~

Beiand as Rubens, and Mde. Bel-

. beautiful. Our trip to Toledo from

ting up out of the water. It sure ooks beautiful and has been called i- visitors from abroad “The Gar- den of the Gulf."

Garden is a fitting name, for it is exclusively a farming country, hav- ing been under cultivation for years, the farmers having passed it on to their sons from away back and in

any cases divided the land tokeep the family at home. The trouble is that the Island is so small and there being no other industries that it is hard to keep the young people at home. many of them going to the tates and all parts of the world.

The Island has been noted for its potatoes, oysters. lamb and dairy products. They are now raising a grass seed for golf courses that has been in good demand in England and other places. They are also shipping seed potatoes to the South- ern States, West Indies and other places. Although the season isvery short the products seem to ripen and they get good results and all seem to be. prosperous and happy. One thing to their advantage is that "they do not rush as we do and wear themselves out before their time. I should speak oi’ the fishing which has been a large industry in recent; years. Mackerel. codflsh, lobsters} smelts. trout, herring are some of the fish caught. - 5

The Island has an Ideal summer climate, more people going there each year. We were more taken, with its beauties this trip than uni any previous trip. It has a rolling country with deep valleys and abun-;‘ dance of ‘waterways. As one drives

over the country, going up in the

hills there are so many places tosee,’ the countryside for miles sloping to_ some body of water; the trees, cuIti-i vatcd land, cattle grazing. all makw ing a wonderful picture. especially at this time of the year. I

Communication with the Island has been a difficult problem because of its location. 9 to 40 miles from thc main land across the Northumber- land Straits. The best way to get to the Island by auto is on the car fer- ry. The ferry holds 12 freight cars and going in an automobile you must run on flat cars fitted up for carrying them. You are hauled the same as other freight cars and put on the boat by switch engine. In about one hour's time you are driv- ing on to the slip on the side. The; ferry runs from Cape Tormentinc; in New Brunswick to Cape Borden; on the Island side. The Island; forms one of the three provinces called the Maritime Provinces.

We are now in Buffalo. N. Y..;‘ and arrived there on October the 19th. I will bring this already too‘ long letter to a close with a brief i outline of how wc came here. We; crossed int/b the United States nt; Calais, Maine. coming north from‘ Portland through the White and; Green Mountains in N. 11.. and Vt. We crossed Lake Champlain near Plattsburg through the Adirondacks via Lake Placid, Saranac Lake. Potsdam, Watertown, Oswego. Roch- ester and Buffalo. .

This has been the best trip we have taken. So far we have enjoyed the beautiful scenery all along the way. We are at a loss now to tell which state or province is the most

Florida was very interesting, especi- ally through the Shenandoah Val- ley. We are anxious to get to our home In Florida. In a few days we will be in Toledo, pack up. say good- bye to our friends, then, on the road again. Trusting you and yours arc all well. and that Titusville and Florida as a whole are cominl liisi- er than ever. We remain yours. R. B. A: E. M. Brehaut. P-S-Had a short but pleasant visit in Buffalo. crossing the new Peace Bridge following the Niagara River i0 the Falls. Hamilton'over night. shipped with cousins at London. on to Wlndsornnd Detroit. There are ivonder-improvemonts going on all along the way. They are expecting to build u bridge and subway from Detroit to Windsor. We are nowln Grand Rapids. Michigan. the bis furniture town. visiting Mrs. Bre- haut's sister“. ' I should mention our very pleasant

visits with two of Mr. Scott's fsmili- l.

es in 8t. Johnsbury from Scottsmoor. Florida. We did not wonder at their Bill"! back there In the summer. We felt satisfied for oursalvla that it is surely one of the prettiest 890i! if not the prettiest on our whole trip. And that is sayinl matiiilil I should also mention our visit for eleven days at Toronto. visitinl iii“. bis fair‘ W saw the big swim and; "timing; ' throilih 9 at W

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Honor Roll of Kcnsington High

non R dd d L ~ . O an mm Hqme’ chorus‘ School for December.

Jingle Bells, school; recitation, An- .nie and Willie's Pra er, Earl Di - lmond; dla,°gue_ Theysewhlg so; Principal L. '1‘. Lowthors Dept. @t,y_ seven pupns; recnatlmh A Lady Grade X.-1. Helen Rogers; 2, Santa. Letha Home; solo, "Away iii gem‘; sgarpit 3- Hame Clark? ‘l- a Manger, Olive Rodd; recitation, eme “Y” er-

Christmas on the Farm, Myrtle Tay-i Grade Ix-"l- Gladys MacNellli lor; recitation, His Letter. Ivan Tur- 2i Jennie 01ml‘? 3- Jeim MMKQII- gel": dialogue. The Deacons Spotted Z195 4i RfllPh MflcMlllv-n-

fllf. six pupils; recitation, A Bus '

Mother, Olive Rodd; Acrostic. Yule“ Miss Biiniflinb Department tide Joy. eleven boys and girls; rc-l’ Grade 1x-——1. Catherine Murphy; dtilittiion, Ill Domestic Tragedy, Joyce 2. Velda Reeves; 3, Herbert Mc- _ n ; rec tatlon. Ciod with us. Addie Kenna: 4. Alberta Kelly-

Taylol‘: pantomime. Silent Night, by Grade V1II.—1, Miller *Waiic; 2. Ilve girls; recitation, My Stocking Margaret Gillis; 3. James Braham, Full. Alice Good; duet, Star of the Doris MacKenzie; 4, Alfred Higgins. East, Marion Stead and Margaret; ' Taylor: recitation, Sing a Song pf, Santa Claus. Wilfred Hambly; dia~l iogue, Thenfllpelling Lesson, ten pu- Gertrude Gillis; 3. Rena. Kennedy; D s: so o. ere's a Song in the Air. 4, William McLean. ' Dcrls Sellers; recital-Mn. Th0 TOYS: Grade VI.-—l. Glen Inglis; gikgleslialollllkg- lidlsglli Alildénrflici- Iioriie MacKay; 3. Evelyn MocLilre;

- 1-‘1 ‘ 111i l1 M15. v an 4, Norman I-Iogg.

Duffett; exercise. Christmas Shop-

ping, six little girls; recitation. The’ M155 Goodwin's Department RhYminK Nlnes- Emersm Ford? rel Grade'V.—I, Rose Hickey; 2. Hal'- clumon‘ The Rlmscm why» Beth old McFarlune; 3, Everett Hughes; Robinson; recitation, A Little Wish, 4 Donald ch10“.

Verna Turner; dialogue. Saving His; ‘Grade 1v __; ‘Grace Sample. Bacon. Addie and Margaret Taylor; ' ' ' recitation. Shoe or stocking. Freda Home: chorus Deck the Hall School. A beautiful fountain pen and pencil were then presented the teacher by Earl Diamond. while Melville Horne read an address which Miss Rodd

Miss Profitlls Department Grade VI.l.—1, Greta. Bernard; 2.

2. Norma. Clarke; 3, Helen Watson; 4. Grace Clarke.

i Miss Randy's Department Grade III.--1, Albert Thompson; 2, Marjorie Kennedy: 3. Margaret

fittingly acknowledged. Santa Claus Essery l 4‘ Lam” Bernard’ l

- . Grade II (a)——1. Foch McK-cnnap then made his appearance and dis- 2‘ Everett. Champion; 3, Rosmcw trlbpted the presents, candlesaiio Mcxemm, 4 Don McKay. I 11,111.25 All}: “figgggnihe §“"‘°““1 Grade '11. (bi-I. Leonard wnl-f came m], 010st p a emoonson; 2, Ella. Flahaven; 3, Fred Wad-l

.man; 4. Dorothy Essery. -_<-0>___.___ ; l Miss Thompson's Deparflll: t , FOREST HILL CONCERT. l Grade I-Class A—-—1, Millie I‘ aii'-‘

‘stc; 2, Dorothy Beairsto and Ivan

Mv- J- Walter Jcues, iwilo acted as announcer, presented lvi Mr- Mil.- chell. the lQIlUllfP-Qll behalf of the; pupils, with a pair of skis.

Santa Claus arrived ill time to see he children and distribute the presents riff the ti-ce- '

Miss Thelma Wood acted as sic-l

communist. The fOIIc Ch0rlls~ Rccitnti‘ /\I'~n. Douizltlo; Snlo~lMllr Iflltii" Gallant: Rnnrlinlrwfiilss .\Illl'_V Rnrnes: JIIIIIOl‘ l)lilltl_iYl‘_'j-_A_ Xmas; L93- sch: S'nIti—..VI:ll'i"""! (Tie; flan-minim»; l‘ lln~_f‘fi\v\ip]' 101195; RncItntI/vlfll ‘("1 Fnvnunlmrggll Hiulllniirl V!ii""—\~'inlr\t. Cole; Duet-Ilium Ivrlllllhllfsflll mil] Eleanor hint-P" Iil: RPOHQIIIIW- Vii-v: Jnilcs; Solon-Irwin lz-lli lrlt; ‘ IlrIll-Scil Dllct.-- Mn: lllilt: Wccitatin i-

wlmr was the program: School;

_.ll I'll!‘ illlll Ruth thil~ i "11"" ' Cullinorc; 5 (1 Ie~

lllll snlc Ohcllillly» Sltllrinl; lolr-Aiici- Douglas; FYWP-Vinly Jrlles;

s‘~i.....i\1-..-v n.1,; (‘ii:irirainvw-‘iinrlslll-et (Join; i‘ ' ~~I..iis Joule: llllli .\lul'g:lvr~i., PI

llniltlllic—.\iic~l iIIilrv R:li"lc~

I1i-iIncliu-- hllllrlillniliall A: ;~ -. f-zrnnllzi;

- lVilIf'P~—JI1<Hlfi (Itilti; -\'-“P~~"!1i‘l_'.'l"ot (Ialliilli; “Iliti- 'im\‘ J ‘It/as; "Pvllfllltiil~~lalllllill (fllzllntipn; (‘Iltii'lls-- Si-Iiolll.

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KINKORA SCHOOL MT- HERBERT SCHOOL Tilo semi-annual examination of ‘Klliktlffl School was Iicld ili [Pfliifillliils Department cu the utt- ;erncull oi’ Thursday, December I22lld., bcIol-c u. largo number of pa- reiitil and l‘illi‘l)llyl.'l‘l<i- The pupils Iwcrc cxamlliet. Iii the various sub- HECIS by Rev» ZILJ- Smith. zlssisteil thy Ale"~‘"“" Cllilrles 5461"" iiilll of Dialogues. Drills, Solos, Recita- Iheonnrd l“iii'i1li3i'. imil dliilililyell tluiis etc. was sllccrsnfililv teilrvlell Qlffiked ability l" "19 mfliiiiel‘ lil out ant; reflects much credit on the \\h.ch they answered the questions teacher and pupils. ,put to llicln. A most pleasing fea- A; the close of the program, “:1” ‘It ‘lllie i1l1@1‘1‘1°°11_\\'i'18 K1; Bliell- Santa Claus, ili his usaul jovillal c m“ ‘L; l" “hull Glades ‘ll 3111 mamior, mails his iippezlrzlncvc nilrl ‘(hhlilei _lll l°f1l< D011. illlil lll Wlilcll presented the pupils. and tcrltlhoi" . t’ in 1f‘- Mv-lilic-ii was ivon by Kfll- with val-Ions gifts from the heavily 1e Johmtml- A Debating 599ml)’. lildcli Christmas tree. ;h.'ld rcccnlly Iiccii organized In this The fcl-Icwhlg is the mogmlnlnl. I ‘school with Pills Slnlth as Prcsilb, 01.01111“; (‘hm-us Oh Canada; tint lllid Nurll Alclvul" as Secretary-l lggnllu-kfl l“. Um Chan-nun]. At the crllclllsiun til‘ the spellilil: l{(i_-ilnlion;h‘llvliln Munm" ‘illatcil II llV(‘]_\' tlvbltti ivas tiilffltlil lll;,l.,g|l¢._ Train m ylnum; “O1. m" b!’ lli" lliiiiiilmih‘ 0f illfi‘ Sulilfill! its Jciikills: Edna Jenkins zliiil on the f0llI)\\'l.'lL', rcsclliticiii: Rcstil- KL“), Mnklus; Vet] that, more knowledge in to be Rgclllltlnn, A Mortlfyilig Alistilke ;Il(!i‘|IIlI‘0(l by rculiilll: tlllill by trziv- Doris “m, .1; "Ill"? n _ Solliz. (Iliul Xmas ‘Morn; . rlli‘ lililulkvrs illililc “IWO H1110‘ llilllullllc. llliclc Ii rilulls (Willi. were: Plus Sinltil; l1fllll‘(‘.lli\ lgm-vey Jenkins; 31.11.10" lmy.“,,.. hIlrll-lliln; lllillUllU ‘Mclvor, and’ Russel] pm.m,1,,u-S,,,,; Bu“; _|,.,,. Thulllils Johnston; oil the “coll My“; llurrn“. \vllgtlnz 110k.“ 3mm. lvltll‘. were; Nlirzi Mclvcr; lTes. films and Sm“. Jenklmh Xllllllfiilil‘; Ilzlvold Mclvol" and Eda 50m; Jolly 01,1 g; Nl,.h,,1,,_.;; “ml ll“ “""'l_l°' Recitation, llllriSPl Fzlrtllllnlrsuli: ’l‘his tlllflSllOll \va_;: zlbiy tie-tilt, with by the illllii/l! young tll‘r'll(ll‘v,;flfllpll Rflvnvr: . tIll- llIIftvl-llt ;Ill‘I{Illll£‘llIw‘~ Ilrmigitt; ‘(ppnnfiflyh ‘(iivlllplh _i~..l<i,.s; iotth Vllflllllt‘ oi ll very Illgll stand-I gong; gilhlll Night; 1mm, Jliuk. ill-ll. Hi4‘ YI Iiliii’ 1'1‘-'11li1‘1l 1111i “llvllllfij lilzlrioil ltzlylil-z- ltlitl I (‘l"\'i'll Ill tzlvol" oi‘ lilo res-planking; , .

The annual Christmas trcc and ilk‘ concert oi‘ Mt- l-lcrbcrt School was

lug, Doc‘, 22nd. The room was inste- fully decorated for Ibo occasion, and presented on the whole u very (fhrlstmassy appearance-

A splendid programme, consisting

. .--' prllizrtllli lvils tilt-ll cur-I Ilinltllzllc, Plliliillll: :1 (Illiliv. Full] Jenkins; IInIIIs Jenkins: ii:i Chills, llczivilv lotion Ililg Wcml zlllll Iilliiill Jvllicills ills. Il])|)1.‘1Il't.‘(l zlillid tilt: Ilcritzltloli. ICvuIvti \Iuil:l; cxuillllll shunts rt‘ llli‘ tlllldrflll. At- Duet, \Vflllllil!. Irl- Slllitzl, lioicii li‘l‘ Ills iIi-llllrtllrc lllt‘ liIlDllS prriswzilill Betty Jcilkills: '

held in the Schcol Thursday even--

Ilitllolzilc, The ltcl-llli‘. Alilnl owl;

Stt-‘r- ;_'

, all thsI into New Brunswick on Own soil. tbs Matanodla Volley. The last time we ‘made the trip weBnc-tlo Chateau shore.

The Concert mill Xmas Tree held ill Forest llIIl Hull on Thilrszlziy evening, 22nd lnsL, was one of tho best iii every way held ill the hall

since its erection seven years ago.

Great credit is duet the teacher. Miss Georgie Dlngwell for the will" shn trained the children, and also ihe young nieii ulill girls for the part they played so well.

Special mention mllst he mails of tlle~tlniiclnz of Alison IIIacDull- aid and Jimmie Morrison. also tho

acting of Sadie Sheppard, Ethel‘

(Hills; lvlnry iilorrisoli. and Margar- et Muclltliinlll scholars; and Muriel liflltrllollaltl: Margaret MacKillnoil, and Miss Dlngwell, young ladies. also the ycullg mcu who caused such Illliiziltcl".

‘Tile Xmlls trce ivus a wonderful sight sparkling with ilIFlLZIILXIGHI-i ailtl lnlldeli with presents. arid Slliitit (Ihius ivuu ll trcilt Ill himself.

The singing c!‘ thc Iocul choir ivzls grand. and i-illilltae it to sliy the l-i-owdcll Hail listener’. Ill SHCIFJP to all, and wort‘ especially treated wlltll Mr- ILW. Iiurdotte, well kilcwn solclst, gave them oi’ his Iiest-

Piel nilll cllivly auctioned by Ml". James Dlilgwell oi’ litlnric. were a good nilvt oi‘ the clltcrtiiiiiiiictll.

UuM- ‘MacDonald acted as chair- llllill and good order prevailed-

The following is the program:

Olieiiiilg Chorus-Silent Night;

Recitation-by Hazard Gillis;

Dialogue-A Sudden Discovery:

llooitution—by Sadie Sheppard:

SOXIK~HUSIIEIDY, by three schol- al-s:

Stop iDanclng-iby Jimmie Morri- son;

RccItntIon-— by lMary Morrison and Alison McDonald;

Dialogue-Idle Train to Bridge- town;

llccitation-mv Jnlin hltirrlamvf

Monologue-day Margaret McKin- Ilnlli

IlocItutIoil-by Urling MacLeod;

Drill-Christmas Tree:

Recitation-my Ethel Glllia;

Dililogue~the Census Taker:

lSoIo & Duet Ilv R.W- Burdfitlfl and Miss Helen Biirdette-encored

RBCIIRIUOII-‘by Wallace dfclmodt

319p DnnoIng-Iby Alison McDon- aIlI-—elicnretl;

RecitntIon——~by Marsarat MM- Donald:

DIalogue-—A pain In the side:

Recitation-my Alphonslls Mor-

ison: Solo-day R.W- Burdens-encor- ed , _

Monologue:

Closing Song -- Christmas hi

had to go Into Maine at different points to ant good roads. This time we followed tho St. Lowrance River

Champion; .3, Doris Kennedy. 1 Class B-i, Madeline uhloav: 2.;

Rilla. Braham.

Class C—1, Elmer Champion: Mary Caseley; 3. Betty Saint.

Class D-l. Janette ll-Iiite: 2. Anicite Braham and Annie Delan- ey; 3. Robert Bowen.

Class C—i. Arthur ilatson; 2. Georgie Kennedy; 3. ili-‘Orilfi M116- Kay-Y.

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On Thursday. Dec. 22nd, tlic half-yearly examination of DeSable School was held. The decorations in tho schnol-roonl, pill. llli by m“ tglluher land pupils, culled forth lililny fiivcllrnblo (ivlllmfilifl "1"" those present. Tho pupils wore nxalllilzctl ill tllo vitriolic subjects by their lonelier, Miss Rocc Mac-

COVEHEAD ROAD SCHOOL. l Tilo SOmbflllllllill examination of (lovelicad Road School was held (In Thursday afternoon, fir-c, 33ml The school was artistically deco’ ated with rrd. white and bllln [Lil'- limds, flllll~ iii one corner of lllli room, stoc-d a ivell~ladeii and trim- nlc" fllPlqtrwvil "Flnr- A "Mum, number of parents and visitors at. tended. The classes were exam- ined In the various subjects by Mrs. Samuel Wooldrillgc and their teacher, Miss Jeanette hfacvlttie and showed by their prompt and

colrect answers that they had been ,

carefully taught during hcr short term. Then cainu the part ill Miich all heartily clijc-yerl solves. Ml. Norman Brown uctcd as Chairman. Wllllu the following DIOKPHIIIIIIQ was curried outz~

them--

;l‘llll’ll l‘ili'll 0t‘ the tczlchcrs lvitil a useful alti-

(‘rllillilillli-iiliiry reiiillrils 0'1 the.

ritnlitlillu‘ m‘ tllll SPllUiIl ivcrc made by lluv gt-lill .\l.J- Slllltil; Alossrs \\'.W- . (Illzlrlcs .\ll'l\’lll'. uni-Ii lliilI-zilii; spo- ciill llll‘ 1.51m of the fact tiillt this

iscllt nl \'.';I5 the wlnllvl‘ 01' line of lllt‘:

silver jubilee medals ill lilo recent. Pcl~t.l'oii.i eoiiililelithlii. Several spczllcrl-s ciinlllliiiiclliiltl the riltc~ pllylrs on thc impvtivcnicllts ma.

llll the school Iilllltlilliz. null it’ pron";

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