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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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—-ELEL.T 0 r‘ l" A l.‘ ER S - The Young People's Society of Trinity United Church elected their offic- ers 101' the coming year at their regular meeting this week. Mrs. dorm Scott was made president, El- nler Maoey, vice president; Secre- lazy. hDllle MacCa lurn; treasurer, barman Johnson; p ,Helen bhcnolsorl and Dorothy Allen, The usual bllLllzccfi oi the meeting wa. tlclu foLowed by a social tuna-S

RECEIVED SAD NEWS -Mr. sud Mrs. L. F. Connors, City rrccitud the sad news yesterday of ailc usciih by drowning of their gliilliiiilll Ralph, only child of G. l". and Mzs. Connors tJosie oeiulluiltyl 534 Piper Boulevard Detroit, Mich. Tne young lad Nlill two companions broke nrcugil the ice willie skating. The mlzlice were lmmedLateIy recovered Jill, u.i eff ris to revive them were >1 inn avail.

—YU.\ERAL SERVICES -- 'I‘he ['.lll_1‘l\, services for Mr. Louis Hol- d were lleld on Friday afternoon ills time residence, Rev. Wm. ‘ . DLXSLQI‘ of the Summer- . a rl tl.t Church conducting the strut-u -. l:.'.€(i by Rev. Mr, Bal- rcr of lll. Ullit;d Church, Bedrque. i Ihe palaeurers were Messrs. Cal- ..,n beard. Hurry Cmlett, Walterl i icc-iiluln. Willam Montgomery, ' ' Daniel Noon- in the North

MRS. ALEXr '\Xl|;.'l( (‘AAIERON - Many old l.'l.llu$ ulll learn with much rc- iret of the pmsing of Mrs. Alex- il‘i(lL'l' Cnnlcrcil, whose death oc- t l; a‘. ‘ner home in Elnudale i u on Thursday evening. Mrs. ifllllirloll \\':.-. it native of Mulpe iliitl was till years of age Her l 1rd ill: WilS spent ' Plznrc County WHERE she was well ill/J favourably known. For some 'i'.'ll‘.\ she and her husband kept Albion Terrace hotel at Al- ‘ion and with her kindly dis- 1011 made many friends alnong travelling public. Besides her

—l)l-I.\'l'll OF

DIS, tilt‘ inbound, sh-e leaves to mourn her

3 Mrs. Carlyle Bell of Ai- l~ n, and sister in The funeral was held United Church, Elmsdale on Sat- llif y and from thence to Ken- rllzgiol, where interment was blade. —8.

Mrs. Elizabeth Susan MacLeod, 97-year-old Prince Edward Island poetess and author died st her Prince street home, Charlottetown a: midnight Saturday, Jaunuary 14. Born in Edinburgh, Scotland on February 2i. 1842 the deceased was the daughter oi Martin Mac- Queerl who lies buried in Arlbroeth Abbey, Scotland.

During a life which was very ac- tive Mrs. MacLeod was a prolific writer and published several vol- umes of verse, including "Carols of Canada." and another on the South African War, and a. prose work, "Donalda." In addition at the time oi her death, dos-pile her advanced age, Mrs. acLeod was preparing another volume, of

"Memoirs" which besides a great M; , . deal of other interesting material. aiofi3§awvfnéggwu¥i°o$'¥ri“ 3i shear-RSV Vgebavtéhm; gm?“ "m" mrltiiif“ ‘n the moun- mwentatlve w Hymn '1' J’ E“- it was understood contained o tur oise blue slipper satin, cm- P_'H E ma. 1's, 0_Mex1,.°,,,: ‘amulll: N,” Cllllflallllfi l‘ man. Delegates u» n. c. a. - letter to Mrs. MacLeod from Queen bro dered with silver sequins, 25d C_'P"W'D_ cm. 9m C; orzagrgoz u: "hilly: bx“; a‘ Clarehrzoe Jon: Bert Tyler and

Victoria‘ _BLECT o Th l‘ T. 3111-58111 4m- CP-DWK- Crnnbrook on Friday, Jan. 20th. B 6p n Rm '

be f M I L _ e mem‘ las B. Smith: I. S G.-Edwa.rd P He leaves to mourn him his It W“ with l‘ ‘MP w“ 0* W" “ ° “l” 9*“ Rgbmk“ “dile- wn: o. s. G.—H. . Kim: “on mother Mrs Elizabeth Msc- M, H 1m. 1 srnnl ‘oss unit friends 1n Sunllmet- sllmmerslde. elected their officers ma”, m,” ChQUmQL Ham mm“ m6- une- mm Mmm . erllry ,0. 1 e, on‘; o m, and chuflogunwm 1mm“. o. for the year as follows: PW Gland Drew Auditors: w. l-lonry. both oi‘ Charlottetown‘ Charles J’ chm°mt°w“‘ “m” c“ m’ me very sudden a551,,“ o; M“ J_ Catherine Ramsay; Noble Grand. Wesley Ford R T_ whim Inst“, o, Elmhm war Frmnk A o? cited in hospital terday, aged J. Enman late day night. M17119 shllfflfi Vce Grand, Clara mm“ w“ "followed by 5 gqcigl we‘, ouuci Mun}. Rev w’ B 99, 1011091108 In 08B 01 “V9111 M‘? ""1 M“ “m” had W“ i‘ ' s‘ N‘ G" Maude evening and refreshments. of lilelowna '8 C - 'Rev w V. of weeks‘

the picture show and on leaving a- n ett. L. S. N. G. G ace Profitt; _____,_ s‘ Bangui,‘ "Con" c, aha ‘I “h” Born in Charlottetown in i849, bou: 9.45 Mrs, Enman had started 5- V- G. Florence Corner; L. s. B 1 s MEETING__'rhe Bane-vol. mum“, o, chm” mow“ - he was the aqonfiolfk willifiamdlowkf. ' ' anavleo ooEngn,wo

for home alone. her husband going to the office. Shortly after Mrs. Enman was found by Rev. Wm. Vcrwolfe and Mr. C, B. Jelly lying unconscious on Summer Street near the hospital but passed away with- a few minutes. Mrs. mman was devoted wife and mother, her cine being the centre of her activ- itl z She had a charming personal- ity and always had a. welc ing slnl e for her many friends.

To her bereaved husband and daughter, Miss Nora, the sincere sympathy of all is extbnded in their sari bereavement. Many friends from Charlottetown attended the funeral which took place yesterday after- noon from her late residence on Summer Street Rev, J. B. Wlison, of the Baptist Church con- ductin the service assisted by Rev. G R. arrison, Rector of St. Meryl's

the Baptmt

Church. The choirs 0f

flllil St, Marys Churches sang e ixznilziiul hymns “The Kin of Love" and "How Sweet the Name of Jesus sounds". Rev. J. B. Wilson spoke words of comfort to the be- reaved.

The pull bearers were Messrs, A. 5 MacKay. J. P. MacInnls. A. R. Brrnnan. Russell Hunter, C. B. Jel- lv unrl Oliver MacNei l,

...J " n _ _ STEAK and ONIONS Always caused lndiqestion

“How I longed for Digestion that would enable me to eat steak and onions without paying for it later on. This was my favorite dish, but it always went sour, caused gas, made my head ache. A friend told mo l had hidden “, "on-ad- vised mo to use Dr. Hamilton's Pills. I did so and now I not and digest like other people. No more headache or blllous spells. Dr. Hamilton's Pills have made mo well.” , "

If you have stomach o: bovni die- irden take one or two Dr. Ham- ilton's Pills bum retiring-next morning you f“! fit lid "peppy."

!/)\i 1/1. w w: ll

ber of Parliament ARA-- a native of p. E Island)- %emre and ber

BOWII

wife o! the

rotary to tho native of Charlottetown, P. . I ian blue silk chiffon made in

ply/AM: low. /'/ll 2-

TUESDAY

Summerside, the

Char-

Mrs, Ellsworth Bagnall-S

Christopher Keefe,

appearing in .

Supreme Court on a charge of at-i

t"“°‘ti‘nl“°° .2“; y a yes r a for the defence hady cused

Witnesses included McGulgan, Doctor Doctor Murchison,

ifllIl€ institution. to Jive evidence was la or at the Queen's

where the accused had been confln- ma“ mam u, the d sl 1 i J. . tf h ‘

gigging ‘sag, ‘fa ‘églgggsgodmiigsf 1 Islands. The return trip would be D .

pronounced sane after Counsel

be examined On Doctor J

D.

County Jail

The annual meeting of St. Pauls; Sunday School was held in the Par- i A swung Mucxmp

lsh Hall last evening.

°P°"°“ “"11 Play" by Alchdem" crilglat-h of her bmther-in-luw. Mr. Walter Dzan ut Gilroy. California.

Raymond. The

several

The meeting reports

‘ Wrlghl.

"18 ditions, it was Other witnass with Bert Dwyer

FUNERAL

held from

FTank Mcliory and Harry

ment was in the People's Cemet-

01')’.

PLANE GHOUNDED—A

adian Airways

R. P. Seaman, Dragon plane was superintendent Magdalen Islands of Falconwood Hospital, and Doctor muss of MlcLaughl/an of the staff of

unfavorable said.

‘made early today if 1 ditions permitted.

-RECEIVES SAD received the sad

were received and adopted. A gen-, whim occuned on

eral review of the year's work was,’ He loaves covered in the Su erintendents re-; Gama... Hi5 Wm. and a daughten w

ort, and showed he school to bei 9mm Dredeceased

n a healthy and progressive state.

Following is the 11st

Honorary Superintendent,

Worth; As lillllikPl" Vall'

Leigh; meetin on Has am.

ilk

—PRETTY

urdav evening pt the

manse. when Miss Marion Larkln.

daughter of Mr. and

Larkin became the bride or Mr.

Frank MacEWen. son Mrs. Arthur performed the

tflmlnlnfls, with hat

matching shades. Both bride and staff of the

groom are on th Perfection Mr.

8

Dairy. MacEwen will reside in Somme“

side east in a pretty

which was built for Mr. MacEwen Mr. and Mrs. have the best wishes of their many future

IHWIIHY,

friends for their ness-S.

ATTEND OPENING-Among the ladies attending the brilliant Open- m: of Parliament at Ottawa were "he following P. E. Islanders. Mrs.

J. A. MacKinnon (wife for black lame

of

of black

I188.

Grecian style Miss Je

donald. a debutante. dau hter of

V. G. Etta Palmer; Recording sec.

reta _Ellen Molliso

secre ary Sarah Phillips; ‘Treasurer MBISB- i Warden, Eva Fiann Jamieson; Eve

outside Guardian, Annie Chaplain, Florence layers. ‘Ithe of- installed by District

Sister by Deputy Marsh-

re er; Cobb; Conductor Inside Guardian,

ficers were De uty President Ph llips, assisted Bl R

. .5. Sharp‘ Past Grand Bro. Ramsay and foil p, G- Siater Annie Sharp and 8 tor Mae Lovers.

Friends will regret to team of the death at Murray Harbour, P. E. Is-

N. 3., her marr P. Prowsc brother. W. wards with his The foilowing

ith (Mrs. A_ Fhilli Sask; Preston S.. F’

uel of Moncton. N. B of Everett Mass

'I‘he funeral was held no Tuesday interment at th

December 20th.. Peopieb Cemetery in \l.l'.

Claude Jones oi

Parkman Jenkins of

MacEwen, Summerside. Rev. Wm. _ ceremony. brides dress was brow-n with coral

W. MacPhee, wife of Mem-

Parliament for Yorkton, 988k. (a native of West River. P. E, IJ-Mrs. MaoPhee were a striking ve ve with taffeta of a Wisteria shadaand gold alooesso

tv Assls vemor General (a

, widow of the

ey resided in Murray Harbour where Mr. Prowse carried on a mercantile business with his H. Prowse, and after-

sons. children survive:_ W. Frederick of Charlottetown; Ed- ) of Beechy, oseph and Cler- ald all at Murray Harbour; A. E .; Gordon and Louise (Mrs. Edwin Watkins) both

of Ofricer i

H i oni Sewart

v _ WEDDING—A quiet Wedding was solemnized on

Sat- Presbyterian

Mrs. Alonzo of Mr. and

and coat in

and Mrs. new home MacEwen happi-

of the mem- Edmonton,

‘gown. Mrs.

‘combined

E. I)—

an E. MM! -

rl, Financial

Dickie; White;

Sarah

1938, of

am-

e Murray Har-

d-Iyndman. the lPresldenl, was chairman meeting of the i choir hwmns Blessed are ad ,

for Perfect Peace" and “Abide With .Me" The pallbearers IHonor Lieutenant Governor

Chairmen cf this

‘ Club

r_.

by P. P. Bro. J P Bro. Henrv Alvin C. Ford: V

ent Irish Societ was held on ‘January 12th,

rveam arm. Mr. Doan although not Dr w . it Satire of téhis Fgovince has‘ vig- Hpmk l < ',t»€‘EI‘9 an maemany rens e‘ C nfiiti‘é‘if.‘.'iii.‘tiifirn‘ftH" l u he we

'51 ,‘ Sec y., Hill

. .-'I‘rcasur;r Librarian G. Andcr on, The closed with prayer by Can-

mem-bered.—S.

AT GYRO »-Mr.

regular weekly

Gyro Club held last- evening ati National Hotel. Committees

the Canadian

the year were name

Membership and Attendance, Mor- and Means. Earle Blots. Messrs. E Bentley, Victor Monag- i Duchemln and S. A ld Scott; ,‘tel'ment was in the

ton Dew: Ways C. Baker:

Taylor; S akers. W.

,han; Pub lcity, R. Dona Entertainment

l>ahVlLr.;~L-- Juneral of rtahlbertMcSI-léelgrove —v1ss'run T0 summaasroa- ° m‘ “m” “New”. w_ J_ Mayne o! Home on Saturday afternoon, ser- ioozetown was a recent guest of Mr.

McKee,

Si.

pilot H. S. Jones, superin- tendent of Canadian Airways here at the controls was on a regular isolated Gulf

to mourn

be

F. recently

Fellowship, R. Earl;

111C

Hugh

Joseph Gillie. Inter-

Can- twin-motored unded at the

night be- weather con- The plane,

flying con-

NEWS-Mrs. Summerslde. news of the

January 6th. one son,

him a

kindly re-

of

d as follows:

J H .

Plelch: Christmas seals. r1. ‘wtnn; Hyndman. A discussion of policies t

for the coming year

ELECTED PRESIDENT — Mrs. D. J Riley was elected

the Women's Liberal

annual meeting of the organization

held at the home of

ident, Mrs Reuben Macdonal Other officers el-

terday afternoon.

ected include, vice-president Mark McGulgan: 2nd ent, W L vice- correspondlng secretary, Ratte MacDonald: Mrs. Mrs. George Mrs Gavin Harding a

Mrs. T. . -

ident, Mrs. H nbury; treasurer Neil

Re uben Tweedy.

Matheson". Mrs.

amin Rogers. 1r. The

well attended.

S. 0. E. ELECT SLATE-At the regular meeting of Eton 148 on -'I'h following officers for the erwuinn year bv Deputy Bro. W. L. Henrv assisted JnStorev and P. Laothcrn: W. P.-

. P.—H. Nelson

W. Hogan in the present. At this meet

y report was given.

entrance into ceived and read by

Gulgan was appoln

ous ccmmittees were showed

’I‘rea.i1urer ported the cial standing. the Charitable Com that t-he

JA.

purposes this

creased demand on

of employment episode in the ture of the evenins. has caused quite a among the members a very hers resent for the the "glaylet."

The

lng of St. James

Pownal. and Mount Her-

bert. wore injured yesterday when the automobile in which they were

Harbor train at

Jenkins. fusions. The car was

Vernon. P. E, L, ~

bor-Charlottletown tr slowing down for a

who has been unl- left his Richmond

t t Milton 1mm: and

l“- iils overcoat at

Ilillld int f

drive Norman to Ill late

the to wait uni. left will:

riding was struck bv the Murray Mill

The two men were heading when their car.

which had no chains. skidded on the icy road and sl th tracks in front of the Murray Har- aln which was

“filth?

it howls

view crossing.

Jones suffered a broken ler and chest lnluries

and WIQOKKI.

ab- for id onto s

stoo at. Mill-

viow. Jones and Jenkins did not see the train. they said. Trslnmen fioulty orvina

open the older to re-

d the train an ken the Chariot . , City Police were making en- quiries last night ooncernin the whereabouts of Norman lth.

10-year-old Charlottetown youth

ma sincsho trest home at

Mrs. anon IN! visit o was wou-

év ouli but 1m OHIO, IMQIOHHOI

found. of him yvdilere

City. Ho had n money so for

was knimt. Polite were inform . Lin. m1 said it imi been sr-

i0 fir.

it was decided- Norman

MIT”.

evening. Alter votions conducted

man and Mr. re ort having been

bath School b9

MacKinnon, Choir Ilean, Shining Star

Lawson by Mrs. L. Sadler, by Mrs. J.

trustees report and tgtsnt Vilflosfiibmittdild

ewar airml- , satisfactory nature.

Prowse;

recording

Macdon

y. Jan.

monthly meetinG ursday evening. with the President

was a large attendance of members

from several young men the Society were re-

F. P. Mahar- Brother ted Chief Mar- shall and Bmtherjames UI-Ianley was as a standard-bearer. The quarterly reports

aplendid results.

, Callaghan B06161)’ II ‘file c airman o!

Societ had disbursed most twice as rhuch for charitable year. The chairman stated that there has been an 11l-

this year on account . The "Mock 'l‘rial" a fea-

large attendence of me -

ilith annual

Church was held in the hall last the opening de- bv the Minister. Rev, Dr. R. Moorhead Legato, Dr. I-l_ MacIntyl-e W135 appointed chair- retary of the meeting. The Session

Mnlotcr. the followlnif reports were submitted:

gums“, the session and Benevol- by Mr. D. non" Endowment Fund by Mrs.

one 11'. Smith respectively The Women's Missiggfh

G. Jsmiuonwha Guild by Misses Wood an

cogllectlotls ‘of “b; with mafia a l4 new sub-

followed .

resident of lub at the

retiring pres- d yes-

vce-pres - 1 M1? .1 Plirflrd" . . pa‘ Mrs J. M’. Mrs. George secretary Executive- aid. Mrs. E. T. H1888. nd Mrs. Ben- meeting was

Iaodge 12th. the installed District

chair. There

inga uarter- App cations seeking

the Secretary James Mc-

of the vari- ta-bled and The re- ~ finan-

mitten al-

thc Societ

entertainment lot oi‘ interest and there was

conclusion of

business meat- Presbyterian

McLean, sec-

read h the rid

Mr . Ian

MacKln- by Mr. N. D. Mc~ Mission Band, ' Mission-

A.

d Ha . The finsn sl state- by Mr. W. A and wu of the‘ treasurer» showin s

Ptfid

Supreme Court here yesterday tor a time. Thursday Mr. siding judge at the The jurymen coupled their verdict of "guilty" with a strong recom- mendation for clemency‘ in view of what they termed e tivc mental condition" of cased.

;riends will learn .h t 1415s Ma

on some ioe outs Monday evening. Miss her car in the shut the door w fel. Her sister who lives with her M‘, heard her call out and telephoned to Mr. Llewllyn Rogers, house is nearby. She was taken to the hospital. where it was found that her arm was broken between the wrist and elbow and that she had injuries l0 her leg. It is feared» that she has a fractured hips-S

. funeral oi Mrs. ‘MacLeod, who

;{I‘l1téfll§hl.r Saturday, was held ves- i er ay a ternoon Walteg iChilIC? ‘NhETE service wins geld by

electe ‘Rev l. D. Riyaiond D. thclRlev. (‘anon Hasla-n. St.

Bod. old Charlotte-town since early Sunday morning was recovered from ooven-d waters yesterday aftemorn.

inquest and hearing opened at o'clock in N. D. MacLeaws Funeral

rooms

-Wa.lter Matheson. foreman, viewed the body and heard the evidence of one witness. Wallace aid. Charlottetown stevedrre. who had charge of drarzalnlz operations yesterday. journcd ilntil 3 o'clock this after- noon. Meanwhile a past examination would be made of the body. it was said.

brook. u. C.. o after a brief

of Vernon Bridge. P. E. slmor MacKenzie was a graduate of St. Dunstan’: College, and was ordained to the priesthood a little more than twenty-seven years ago.

WEDNESDAY

Christopher Keefe was of attem rape

found in u. any deliberated only a morn.

eofs would be sentenced C.

Justice A. ~ said.

IN FALL-Her many with much regret a _ ry! Mill is in the Prince County ospital sufferinfi rom injuries received when she fe ide her home on Mill had put garage and went i0 en the slipped and

-—HUB.T

whose

SERVICES - The Elizabeth Susan passed away at

FUNERAL

from St. Paul's . 311d Paula followin "Hush I “P8809. l

rendered the during the service: the

His Dr . D. B. Stewart, W. Coyle, A. C. . McLeod. In- People’s Ceme- tery. service belng conducted by Rev. l-I D. Raymond, D. D.

WQIBI

v of Norman Smith. 19-year- boy missinit

C

of Charlottetown amor-

Coroner Dr. I. J, Ycc ordered an . A ooroners iurv headed by MacDon-

The hearing then ad-

moi-fem

The death occurred at Cran- Tuesday. Jan. 17th, can. of Rt. Rev. .I. MacKenzie. axed 5'1, a native I. Mon-

given a our rise partywby a number of their 1 ends on onda even- ing on the occasion of tiller 20th., wedding anniversary. After receiv- ing the congratulations of their un- expected guests. Ml’. and Mrs. Mac- Iean were presented with a lovely china dinner service. Later auct on forty fives were played, the prize winners were l es Mrs. Art Corney’ ladies 2nd, ht;

Mrs. Strig gentleman's ist., Harold Nicholson; second, Earle Comey. At the con- clusion of plav the adies served a delicious lunch. Mr and Mrs. Cor-, ney both expressed their thanks for the kindness and tan lble elxpres-l sion of goodwillwhlch ey had re-. ceived from their friends. Before, the guests departed they wished. Mr and Mrs MacLean many more, years of happy wedded life.-s i

r A Candaian Airways plane re- turned from the Magdalen Islands yesterday afternoon with four pu-

pital treatment. and 100 pounds of mail. Passengers were Clarence Clark and his 20-year-old son from Grand Erlt , the latter be- lieved coming to capital here for an appendicitis operation. other passengers were Mrs. Alan R art's who brought her three-year- olzl son for treatment. The little fellow was ihvealenrd with pn-eu nlonia, it was understood. Th Richards are from Grosse Isle. In addition to the passengers {fetal-dilly three came up from the

agdalens Monday. Rena Deveau of Amherst, and ias Lulu Gray s patient for hospital here from Grindstlone and D. M Chisholm. from the same place who accom- panied her.

C

Three gers made the out- ward flight from hero Monday. Mr. and Mrs. James Pal-rs. and bsbv to Ofindstong and Mr. Ger- ald Mayne from Charlottetown who arranged for the return flight of the Richards. Mr. Mayne re- turned on the next flight.

ll llolp To Those Past Middle llge

Whoa men and women get put middle ago their energy and activity, in many instances, u to decline, oudtiieir geaoralvi tylaoatiie

mo.

Littll llohiulll m! lllmaatl mm lands: to shake of than. formerly, and, hm and time, evidences of a breakdown begin to appear.

Now is tho time when time who with to maintain their health and vigor‘ and ntsla their energy un-

rod 0:01:11! uh a ammo Minn-it's saith and Rom Pills.

bani and til om and lloinvltall o! E 6020p!’ hdo of ulna ‘ yearn.

IIMIiIDmOaJJLTcI-ntqwl

onmu lottetown youth cane. gluon Jury headed .

dcd

day after hearing the evidence of sixteen witnesses. Coro Dr I. J. Yeo presided held in N. Home.

John's Church. was held on Monday with n.

Clerk, Ralph Roscoe Hunt. R. Ralph Ly , Fred Mil .

Much sympathy, is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacWilliams, of Cape Traverse in of their daughter. Miss Marion who passed Sanitarium on years of .' had an affectionate and will be sorely by er heartbroken parents and brother and sister who are left to mourgi.

Mary's Church summemlde was held on Tuesday evening in parish hall, Rev. G. R. Hanlson, rector, presiding. There was a very good attendance negation. gUBIgP-SS meeting members oi

and a social hour was enjoyed lows:

Merriam, Dr. E. T. Tanton, Wal- ter Darby, Bert ‘Tyler, J. J.

man Ernest Mitts. A. B L. Horne.

envelope clerk —Bart Tyler. Re-

came todthis country when 21 -GIVES SURPRISE PARTY- Wills ° ~ Mr. and Mrs. Moffet Maclean were 39m‘? “we Tweived his early

education at Mrs. Hubbard's iv-

bangers, two coming here for hos- ,5?

CALLED TOdQVXAtEI- l

firemen relpon a call to Able Block's hide wnre~ house at the out end of King Street shortly before s o'clock las nifllt. A large electric light hung close to a new covered partition caused the s t. blue. it was said. There was no dams: .

THURSDAY

Smith. llyear-oid Char- to his death "accidental " s cor-

1.. nor . at the inquest

D. MaoLeanh Funeral

annual meeting of St. 8t. Eleonora,

The.

of Church m

G. R. Harrison presided. Officers appointed were Vestry Roscoe Jeffer; Wardens, Compton, Ar ul- Jones, Jeffery. Richard Tariton, Ennis Small,

—8YMPATHY EXTENDED .-

e death the Provincla’! Tuesday at 22 Miss MacWilliams disposition h

away in $80

..'POS’l' NUPTIAL SHOWER.- A most enjoyable shower was held at m home of Mr and ma. Dan- iel il‘ ‘ s l‘ clown, on Pri- dav 13th.. in honor of Mr. and Mrs, Stirling Blackett. Mrs. Blaokett be- fore her recent marria. e was Miss Hattie Llewe lyn of th town. The many and beautiful its were o - ed by Mrs. J. D. ackett ass ted by Mics Ina White, while the ac- mmpan verses were read by Mr, Kenlne h Fraser. Lunch was then served after which ames and dancing were ehioyed or several hours. music be n furnished by Messrs. Ray Mc onald. Harvey Blackett and Ralph l-lemphil1.-—G.

The annual meeting of St.

the

from the con- At the conclusion cf the A. served refreshment!

'fol- Q .

officers were appointed as

Vestry, A. B. L. Horne, S

En. J. Leckey and

G. Merriam and —Louis Romcke,

Lired Wandens- S. Vestry Clerk

ate school at tho Central A emy,

Street side met Mira. M. P‘. 5c

evening. Jan. 17th. Musical was enjoyed and dainty

ments served. the IOAIOWIDI address

. and Mrs. shortly for Indianapolis.

EXTENDS SYM- PATHY- The Summersids Town resolution passed y-es- ied “b0 Mr. J. J.Enma.n . ide Journal and i Go the council on

Mrs. plr, er that the en Bearer may be their d stay." The resolution Stirling MacKay

sud e

aa-a .a.w. ACTING murals-r mtg? mung

...**=~"i.....=.“

MAN lrIldMrl.

anal 16th The

mediate members

msrsowon HERE-Mr. siuori Graham, Montreal tor 01 tlons, Ill‘!

all-mull-

53in,

ex ted Mr. Gr y for Sydney,

Rev. . who leave

--COUNCIL -

Council in a tenday exten editor of Summers his daughter, Nora.

symcpathy

as o1 ul absence of Hon. W. H.

Y HAPPY RETURNS-

T. 44

, celebrated th v Sunday. J

t yestarda a! l. Waco’ cab

n passing of with the earner-t

great Burld strength an was moved by

Awtclll‘!

John

on ooup e of the

of the

snd seconded by D. I".

FUNERAL Y TERDAY - The ary Jane Knee-

funeral of

thence to

McMahon grave

idem-s. Gallant,

Andrew

by the

Mr. and lllnlemld

meetln,

heard B11-

side. Henry Edward

ly successful held alt the

(consolation) .

dancing was hours to the music furnished by Messrs. Alfred enns. John Gigldet and Miss Eileen Lambe.

est summer Those executive were: Fire chief Mac-

Mrs.

bone took place from A. A. nesseys Funeral Home yesterday morning to St. Dunstans Basilica Roman Catholic Cemetery. service at the Basilica was conducted by the Rev. P.

til e

while Rev

Keefe conducted services at Pallbearers

McGulrk, Amos Logan, Everett McNeil, George Peterson and John Peterson.

-AUCTION PARTY-On Tues- dav evening the 10th, inst. a high- auotion partly was home of Mr. and Mrs.

Surnmerfleld.

Hughes

There were thirteen tables in play Mrs.

Mrs. Clarence Haslam delicious lunch was served bv the hostess. assisted

A

commit/tee, af enjoyed

—AUCTION AND DANCE A1‘ EMERALD-A large crowd gather- ed to attend the auction uanv at . Emmet on Thursday Jan. 12th. The ladies nrlu was won by Miss Anne McMahon and

u last night elected officers. ‘- routine business and e e on idffllta he -Pirernen's Conv

8J1

Connolly. The finance committee

entertained

Depar meat ved at Upton Air- rrloon- He was n plane. It W88 aham would leave N. S.

‘Ilhe communism of the Cent-rill Christian Church. at the home of Mr. hurman on Tuesday

‘During the evening was read to McDiar-mid

MacEachei-n on en-tion at Sydney elected th

"qrssnu am gm; “m. aw IAVED

There passed sway at the war- lottetown HNDll-llr '- during the 1 Andflw M nnls.

t.

Z5

E i.

' ' “-;--.-.a-

Mr. West silver wed-

111M111!‘

"l- Messrs

1m. Wednesds

_ the Bordon train enrwp G.

unoral.

JJBOAT AIIIVALC --Uniortunately loo MAEQELEEB aids have forced the cancellation of tho boat that was to Wen"..e...r.er~d~-

ere

31o reloaded and allow m Haifa: This fact however casts no

the record of Geo . » town u the Island's greatest ti‘. tor port. Tbs harbor is still pgy- fectly free of ice and the fen-y boat to lower Montague rimming on schedule. We understand the oars will be loaded on Thllrsdg and lrlday and the shod the: closed down till Spring. q_

A V01‘! Qhlflilble evening w“

famlv

of

The have

Summer- and h occurred on

ave program the main highway east of Summer- reiresh- 8166-

-ENTEBTAINID FOB. FOR-MIR. ISLANDEII- . and Uh. PIC! 3'1“. rift 3% 3'.t§°'rl.l.‘.lfv‘.lé'f.’

e g u r. ' inq in honor of Mr. Walter Le- spent st the home f Mrs. .1, A, , iuraev. a former resident of 5t. MurPhY on Wednes ay, January Eleanors who is here from Cal- 11th., when Mrs. Murphy w“ gary on business for hostess for a card party and , venmlent in connection viii-h dance. The prizes for cards we" the fox industry Bri was pay- won by, adiu, Mrs, Austin ed and vocal and nstrumentsi Q'Mg;fg,. w,“ M,‘ Jmph number enloved. At the wlwlllllofl Gaudet, consolation. Mr. JllStin of the party a sumptuous lunch Mallet. After a delicious luncheon WM HEW“! b-V l?" “WWW-s served by Mrs. Murphy assist“; by 1

several of the ladies present, the

..§3‘.?."%.“n..“§X.‘£E§ sniff; 32,"; ¥-E‘,}°$,,;,',’;Y,£“d§,fg§gden- - was

the victim o! the recent gummml by Mr, Alfred Gillls and Mir. Austin Murphy violins, Wm,

Mrs. L Wells and Mr. Frank A'Hern as accompanlsts. T}... Sum of $11.50 was realized in aid 0i tho funds of__the Sacredj-Ieart Church,

.39???" _

the

sincere the Enman

MacNeill

accident was hold from Church yesterday aim-noon, where service was conducted by Rev. Carlyle Webster, who also con- ducted service at the grave. The pail bearers were: Messrs. James Roach, Arthur LeC , Richard Quinn. Jr.. John Mo nnon Ken- neth Platts and Lloyd McIntyre. Interment was in the People's Cemetery.

OFFICERS ELECTED-Mae fol- of True Brothers Lodge No. l A. l". and.

l0,

Hen-

DOUOBEBTY-At the City Hog- oltal. Jan. i5. i989. to Mr. and lvfrs. Dennis Doulihertv (nee Merle McDonald) Vernon Bridle. twins v “d Atmtliro P ll: Il I '— . . 5 Hospital. Jan. 13, mo, to on. till iMnJlckEwarrenasoxi. ' IIOWATT-At r-ronoir River Jan, " - 1!. i989, to Mr. and Mrs. George 3W5“. B dll-llhtcf. Enid Marlene.

TBOWSDALI-At the MaoKirinoli l Nurse Home. Jan. 12, 1989mm, and . Fred ‘hvwsdale, Mt. Al- blvl‘. a son. Pierce Autry, "

_nl_is'r‘iisi‘_ _

PETER! -.At Gaytown, Joseph

. aged

—At 1a any. Jan. 2g.’ nti‘.”‘r"r‘€’..‘n?‘-’F. 114731 ;

the

. P. G , .. Bro. J- l Whitfield Hcwstt. P. M. as Mar- - shall. W. M. Dem MaoKinnon; S. |

-. Roland Buchanan; J. W.- al- colm MacKunale; Trsaa, Newsom (reelected); Secy, ford Beer (re-elected); Chaplin. C. D_ Wright (reelected); S. Percy Mat-Donald; J. D.., Buchanan: S. S. Imea Gordon; J. 8.. Prank M rs; Marshall. Heath MaoVittie, . M; ‘Tyler, J. Imus Livingstone

Fred

tar vmich for several

The trustee board of Zion Pres- byterian Church for 1089 would in- clude the following: Messrs. J, A. ltdmrMlllnn Herbert Jewell, E. A. Oudmore, J. C. Cooke. Mador

MACLQOG and Ear

o.-

Cl-ow 's. evening.

v , ,_ Zion Conzrbal lest night. d‘ - ingriiogirfirlloefrufiisaiimnliiginmdrts ofigumflge film“ mlzlthmdfi; nlronoor 1:. Meet-cod. in her will " served at the conclusion of the L,“ m G o "w," Y9". §_ "m m "ornate “.211- " "' ' ' w o §?.?.“§’“o.§l“d°f.l'nt‘“a.ii" ... n: was snen . c ' ‘ ~ -y ., being supplied by Messrs. A.mlidlo- °- “*1” W" ‘PW M will“ urns-moo at co town. Jan.” Kenna. John Gaudot arid Miss ""1""! m’ m‘ ll. mo. Josggel’; Qt-CTS (em- , ..rembe.--R. mniimiahml"! - 3:31am 210;!!!” at r, rimentsl Pal-la)

ANNUAL MEETING or naa- Wm -- ‘ ‘ed I “lemme 1°’ lngA-rnashol: —At Rlocevalley, pool”. MEN-Firemen at their amt al Pr“! report. 3 ‘

1, 1988. ‘fllelma Marguerite, in- . font daughter of Mr. and m1 f Jamel Math

er Keefe was ash/tens» m‘ BOD-At Montaguevg". v

ed to throo years‘ in Dorchestar Penitentiary/New Brunswick, yu- terday by Mr. Justice A. O. Saunders of the Supreme Court of Queen's County, Prince Edward Is-