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st. Paul's Church was the scene o; a very pretty wedding Wednes- dgy morning. when Elinor Louise. dgllghtoi‘ oi Mrs. Unsworth and the lute Lorne R. Unsworth. was united in marrage to Mr. litissel (ilaytou Chandler, son oi Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Chandler.

The ceremony was solemnized by the Rev, H. D. Raymond. M. A.. Rector oi St. Paul's.

The church was beautifully de- corated ior the occasion by the friends of the bride. Miss Lillian Earls presided at the organ. and Mr <Ben Acorn sang "O promise Mo" during the signing oi the reg- ister, .

The bride. who was unattended, was given in marriage by her uncle. Mr. A. Victor Saunders. and looked chnrtniug in a costume oi burgundy georgette and chenille, with hat to match. and carried an arm bouq-uct of pale pink roses. 0n leaving the church the -bride wore a. smart Hudson steal cont. w-ith squirrel collar and cuffs the giit oi the groom.

The young couple are two oi Charlottctowns must popular young people; the groom having served with distinction in the Great War.

Immediately after the ceremony the happy couple left by motor for Canadian and American cities

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Randfoutaine main reef ends abruptly at what is known as Wit- poortje Fault. due to some prltne~ val break in the strata. Numer- ous costly attempts have been made irom time to time to find the continuation 0t’ the reef but without success.

it is said that the reel‘ has been discovered at n depth oi from 701i to 901i feet and that it can easily be worked.

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MILTON G. RUSTICO ANGLl- CAN SERVlCES.—-On Sunday. Oct. 11th. there will ‘be afternoon service in St. John's Church, Mil- ton ot 3 o'clock and in St. Mark's Church. ltustlco all 7.30 at‘night. The lloly Communion will be ad- minisieretl at Rustico at the close of the service. The Rev. J. Eustace ‘Purdic will preach farewell ser~ mons at both places as he is soon leaving fur Winnipeg where be will be Principal of the Bible 'I‘l'uililng institute oi that City.

WEDDING BELLS.—A quiet but [Welly wedding took place at the home oi‘ Mr- Hamilton Newman, idlmwood, on September 23rd by the Rev. ll. Pin-cc. l3_ A.. when his only daughter Iiiarguret Louise was uni.- tul in marriage to Mr. Willla-m

William \i’utts of Hampshire, only the immediate relatives oi the bride and groom being present. The youthful bride looked charming as site entered the parlor. leaning on the urm oi her father and took her pint-u besidc tho groom under a l-drgc wedding bell- The room was tastefully decorated with autumn loaves and bouquets. The bride was drt-ssed in pale blue georgette crepe with silver trimmings and carried a shmvor bouquet oi’ Asters and Maiden Hair Ford Immediately following the ceremony and con- gratulations all sat down to a bountiful repast. ‘Immediately iol~ lowing, a large crowd oi serenaders gathered to do honours to the bride and groom, and after receiv- ing their usual treat all departed to their respective homes. The bride and groom received many beautiful wedding presents includ- ing linen. out glass and silver. Pre- vious to her marriage the bride was tendered a miscellaneous shower which shows the high esteem in which she is held hy her many The happy young couple will reside in Ilampshire. Their many friends join in wishing Mr. and Mrs. iVatts a long and happy wedded liie_

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BONDS lpassed. "Presbytery commends to '9” "mm" -------------------------- -- 1°5-'5‘§.§’.:i..'§§§i.i'i§§s §§"§§Z"e2.....'i§.i..".°.l BANKS ‘ ' "Em" “mmeme - 22° dig?’ driftwill.dlllityiaenidviigi‘; Bank Montreal _ 6 l ' 1 ‘s l ' n“ u; , _ _ ‘any appointment s unw ng \ q when Dec- 135 - M37‘ 136%' Iaccept these findings it he visited PM" T“! REXAI-l- 905°“ comhnec‘ 74%: May’ 79%“ by the commit-tee who shall rcllﬂl‘! 7J9 KODAK $TDRE 532 05t5_De°- 39%? MBY- 43%. to another meeting of Presbytery "m ~——' Mghleggzoct- 121%? DW- 113; which may ‘issue the matter. li’

P. E. I. Presbytery Of United Church The P. E. IsIiIFPrw-hylt-ry of

the United ‘Church of (‘anztdzl met |on Tuesday Oct. ti at l1, a. m. in

Heartz Hall morning and

12w, noon sessions. A lot of bueilwse “was transacted and the attendance " or ministers and lay tieicgzitt-s was 3" igood. Certain regulations regarding 7275mm conduct of Presbytery business ‘were adopted and others sent fllrth

to the committee for further con- ﬁaltieration. Sympathy wits passed ‘with Rev. Mr. Somcrs nntl Rev. Mr. 166 iTattrle who are both siCk. Stand-

79I,(.‘ing committees

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571/Qthe reports of the two committees]

ggi/“on the allotment of the Budget to

gqgi/Ailongnegutioxis and on 46 j-arrangement

mﬁﬁiBoundaries. With reference to the

133 bsllatter ‘the following Resolution was

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BRINGING UP FATHER—- /

NE GUT TOcnT OUT or Ti-tis ‘TOWN AN" qrr HOME - AN’ Thus mime’. ONLY WAY

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Thu fnlltbviug resolution regard- ing Lot 14 was also priest-ti. "'l‘iw Pngsbyitcry of the Uililxrii (‘hurch of (‘anatia notes with pica- surc the decision of the 0011RPM!- ntion of Lot 14 to cuter the iluit-Bti (‘hurt-h and extends to it u hearty WPiCillllQ We assure this congregu

opinion. wholly legal alltl with what is coutempiatctl

Church Union Act wlrlrh “Should any such ti e non-concurr- cougregation not having be- conic part of any Church so lorm- ed decide in tho manner aforesaid

union and become part of the Unit-l then this itpply to such congregation and ilii‘0lh<‘l‘ frlrntls have gzllllcrcti horn the property thereof from thv tlatt- this t-wiiilii! to hid

It was iurthvr agrvt-ri following is. ‘the. oltl Alcthodlsl discipline congregations be authorlzt-tl m pm- us for we shall miss your help uml ploy us. t-.\'aiiige.l'ists only those wholirlplllisiﬂi) li-‘l WM] l1?‘ Fm" “mile have tbeun allprovvtl by tho (‘hair-mull hourly laugh.

Prvsbytory titljotirnt-tl lid G p. m. mvv~l at the call of the (‘ilziir-

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n-hero for thv past three years W" have ‘served us in a most courteous

FAREWELL GATHERING. A largo number of young pcoillf‘

and their friends amounting to and z-iliuicnt manner.

illltllli oni- huutlrc-tl. clothe-Yeti at As a (‘lass we for] izrvzit sorrow the homt- m‘ .\ll'|~'_ A. .1. hlcbentl. in lnsiiig our cnpahlo Pwsidvnt. Killflirh‘. up tlit- nvning of iilon- but we zirv. glnri that you are guillﬁ tiny. Supt. 28th. ‘to hid farewell to Lu havt- large cwppnrtuntlcs and we

shall turn.

Phrase il(‘l1|lt'i this small git-t as a. tkon of our |on. and appreciation \\'\> t-xlirntl to you our lit-st wishes and pray that. (iotils blessing may bl- upon you as you go into thr- witlt-r world.

Signed:~Agncs Grant. Alla Mir sink. Jessie fitmpbrll, Jossiu Mc- Pherson. Alarlou ilugh. Florence Scott, Karthlet-n McLeod. Stella hlt-Lcotl. Jessie Bic-Load.

At ‘the conclusion of the zitltlress the hymn "Bless he the titlt- that t." binds." was sung and u brlri pray- ‘ 0r offered. Refreshments worn then sorvvtl and iilp gathering was tlismissvti with the singing 01' the National Anthem.

LITERALLY CORRECT.

A young Serbian studying in thutldmrizlntl was asked ‘in ihnnsiate of the I'l‘L‘Hi)y-|yPlll‘ts‘ that you have lived among tlu- following Ri‘lll.t"ll(‘\' from his us you have always been w-ollinguiaiive tongue into English: "Ho to help on every good cause, igave up his llic on ‘til? hatth-llt-ltl."

You will lm midst-ti by 1h.» (‘hurchWVlth the hvlp oi‘ a dictionary hr

where you have lweli a fnithftitprotlucetl ‘the version: "liv rrlinv member of the choir and (‘hristlauqulﬁhetl his vitality on the ht-lll.

cntlozlvtrtlr. and hy the Post Oillcohcose meadow."

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liter rlziughtr Christine, who was look forivarti rc~ lt-aviuiZ for Iiosttnl on Wctiilcstlny morning. A delightful rveniiig was |sp.n| in social lultwronrst- illlﬂf- spr-rstrtl with gltlilos and n very ln~ tcrot-vtlxig and enjoyable prn- graiumti prcpztrvrl hy the Ofgﬂllilﬁll‘ S. S. class oi‘ which Miss McLeod was President.

The following Zliillfililﬁ was read by Alisa Jessie (iampbell and a prost-ntailon made by Miss ltla hiusct-k.

Dear (.‘i1rlstii|u:~-- .

We. thn members oi‘ tho \\'i|ling ﬂhllliiiiﬂillvllﬁn‘ Sunday School (‘iasrh and

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taken is in our in lius in and the Provincial slates

to enter the

Act you farewell land to cxtnnd to you our best wish-

i it is needless to say that wt- thnt urn sorry that you are going from

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