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THE (ZHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN.

Rule Stag Dinner a or eMayoiressi

Trail: of 300 Years Unbroken at Critters ’Feast--Chesterfield Chief Magistrate Declines Compromise Invitation. ' -

(B! the Clmdlbn Press) “I know that women ilave not. up MLONDON, Oct.. 11—-Miss Violet to the present been included at the Dgfklmn. Mayor o! Chesterfield, Cutlets’ Fleast, and 1 ugldemtand

Wshire. ‘has made something of that on the 300th anniversary o! a sfir in the social and semi-diplo- this historic ceremony it is felt, that m“ c ‘"0714 by her attitude 110- no departure can be nude from ilhe twards the invitation which has custom. I cannot, however. retrain

een extended to her in connection from pointing out that many mum. with m9 1133mm Bflhhellrlgknovm lished customs have undergone as the Cutlels‘ Feast, held in Shef- changes in the course o! 300 years. gall lie held on notably the position of women." will be the chlet gueslfir.‘ i-ielmygl Th” Fm‘ k u“ WW“! "M" 1n the Auwmnwnm Parliament is ialinment 0t the Master Cutler tor unuaylyuu-ewa hcufl . time year. and ofcourseiis quite \ 4° emu“ niorllimtolthls has egliwoys tieerlfcotlsidered as a gleanybesb he p. sew The Ines“! l‘, ggnn; ‘igliomtfeilwmmgggler 3mg; Cutler-Elect is T. C. sorby, who government can deliver himselt in “m” a ""119 as hmwmbly conn- - ected as any with the staple tmde of Sheffield, -

. impel-mm as the 1.0m Mayor o1 Miss Violet Mrkhsm. wholor I.lond0n's Banquet on ltovember n. Public purposes retains her nlalden '13,}; yea,- 15 m, 390m mmversury mme though she is really liars. of ythe Feast. In the three centuries Jfllmflfl Costume-rs. became the til-st I the Fhggt; has-been gnmqgly 3, mgyfg WOIIIQR COUIIOlIlOI‘ 0f CHSWTHBIG .- gotherilnvg entirely, although the I 111 1925-

Mistress Cutler ms m years invit-I A mwnber of the well-blown ed a large number of ladies to dine Chesterfield family. M158 Mfl-rlrhlm wml her a; u“; same mm, and 1p is wldely known rror ‘her public work. heelr the speeches later at the Feast She was a member o! the Executive pmpgr 1mm a, gallery, But was Oiinlllnllibcfl 0f the Nflbbflflrl Relief _ _ Mnrlcmsur declines to acquiesce in Fund in 1914. and Deputy Director _ , this compromise. "The Mayor o! of the Women's Seleolialgrrl , V "

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airtlhe Cutlets’ roast," writes Miss] 1917- Markham w the Mistres Cutler-l ~ Mhrhhs-m contested the elect, lvllaulsfield Division as an Irldepend- "You will readily lmdersizand, ent Liberal inilhe 1928 election. therefore, mint since my Iellow cltiz- was la. member o! the Lord Chan- ens have thought lit. this year to’ cellars Advisory Committee for make me their Chief Magistrate, I Women Justices, 1919-20. and a could my, with due regard to the member of the Industrial Court l since 1920. Among her publications

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Best Pumpkin-—1, Arthur Arsen- ault. Fernwood; 2. Marion Lord; 3, Lorne Wright; 4, Norman Wright.

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Bedeque School _ Fair

On Wednesday, Sept. 12th. the Bedeque School Fair was held at Bedeque Hall. The schools exhib- iting were: Bedeque, Central Bed- eque, North Bedeque andFernwood. The following is a list oi’ the prize winners for the different schools:-

Class l-Flowers.

Best bouquet of Sweet Peas. — l. Helen Bowness; 2, Carmen John- son; 3, Hammond Bowness; 4. Flor- ence Sommers, C. Bedeque.

Best bouquet of Mixed Flowers,- l, Helen Bowness; 2, Hammond Bowness; 3. Marion Frlzzell, C. Bedeque; 4, Margaret McKinnan.

Best bouquet or Dahlias, -- l. Hammond Bowness", 2, Ralph Mc- Innis; 3, Carmen Johnson; 4. Mar- ion Frizzell, C. Bedeque.

Class Sw-Frult.

Class L-Grains.

Best sheaf o! 100 heads of oats.- 1, Aden Smith, C. Bedeque; 2, Lorne Smith, C. Bedeque; 3, Charles Mc- Farlane, Fernwood; 4, Cedric Mc- Kenna, Fernwoodl" r 1 . - ' Best sheaf of 100 heads of wheat —1, Lorne Smith; 2, Ena Webster, C. Bedeque; 3, Manon Lord. C. Bedeque; 4, Alice Noonan. Bedeque. Best 6 ears Sweet Gorn.—1. Jen- nie Carruthers, N. Bedeque; 2, Syd- ney Murray, Bedeque; 3, Doris Clark N. Bedeque; 4, Kenneth Henderson, Fernwood. . . Best pint o! threshed beans.-l, Matilda Arsensult. Bedeque; 2. Ens. T60 _ d8 new - .~ _ , Webster; a. new Jewell. Bedequo; Befifsphfif, o? m m,,b.-A,,,,|,,,___1, 4, Constance McFarlane. Fcrnwood. Em websmr; 2' Constance Map“,

lane; 3. Albert Elliot: 4; he: Tnombfl. Class Zw-Rnols. ,

Class tL-‘Clhning.

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Best plate oi’ 6 Wealthy Apples.- 1, Aden Smith; 2, Austin McKen- na, C. Bedeque; 3. Florence Mc- Oaull. N. Bedeque; 4. Lornesmith.

Best plate of 6~~Red - Astrachan Apples-l, Albert Elliott. C. Bud- eque; 2, Charles McKenne; B. K011‘. neth Henderson. Femwood; 4. Lea

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Peck Green Mountain potatoes. --1. Betty Lord; 2. Alice Noonan; 3, Lea. Tmbs; 4. Hazel Jewell." Peck I Cobblers. — './Be y 3_ M, l- Lord; 2. ‘Chnrles McFnrlane: 3. ,,,,,Y"§,Y,,§‘§,'£d_Il'-, . V, Themes Mvmflm Fefnwwdi 4i Best 1 pint jar oi Beebe-—1, Mar:- Alben "Wmm- Bedeque ion nlmll; 2. JeanTCnllbeck; a. Collection of 3 turnips-l, Doris Alma (mum Bedequm , ,

Best 1 pint Jar ‘OIIIRaGIIbQUlBEJ-‘lu Jennie Chossmas; Idem McCmlll; drliuth MoKin-..

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' Z811: 4. Burton Reynolds. . Penmanship-—1, Jennie ‘Ihylor:

‘Best specimen o! Crocheting. —1, lane; 3. Albm Noonnn.‘

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Clurk; 2, Berry Lem-d; 3. Phyllis Dawson‘, 4. Reta Rallehan, Fern-

wood. , Collection or 6 Carrots-l. Car-

neth Henderson; 3. Ralph McInnis; 4, Alden Leurd.

mon Johnson. C. Bedeque; 2. Ken- _1' Una Murray; a Anne Noon“; 3, Jean Callback; 4, Constance Mc- Farlane.

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Alma Gould: 2. Doris 'I‘ucker; 3. Ruth Wright. Best specimen oi’ Mended Sock- ban Noonan; 4. Aden Smith. 1, Edith Shsrkey, Bedeque. Best specimen oi’ Embroidered Class lit-Live Stock and Poultry. Linen-l, Muriel lcard; 2, Kath-

Miscellaneous- 1. Leonard Mo. Kenna; 2. Arnold Callback; a. Al-

Best Heifer Cali-l. Eileen Daw-

Class l2.—Scllool Work.

Exercise Book. (a) - Arnold Callbeck; 2, Sidney Murray; 3. Jean Tucker; 4, Blanche Johnson.

Exercise Book (b) —- 1. Thelma Lowther; 2, Marion Lord: 3, Gladys

2, Leo Gallant: 3. Florence McKin- non; 4, Jean Tucker. _ " Penmanship (bi-—1, Gladyslieck- ' bert; 2. Charles McKinnon; 3, Gen- evscToylor; 4, Howard Gould! Penmanship (c)-l, En: Web-

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Best plate oi.’ halt doz. Tea Bis- lwh Connolly; 8, Ruth wright: 4. cuits.—1, Hilde. McKenna; 2. Una Merv Mwsull-

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Collection oi’ 6 pnranips-l, Ham-

mmd mwness’ Bedequ”; 2' Helm 80h: 2. Weldon Orossman- 3 Mar- Heckberv 4 Una. Murray stel" 2 Muriel Leard- 3 Ruth “a

Bowness. ' - e; 3. 031111011 JOhH- M ' 3. E W bste ' 4. M i Division B. ( i ls ov l2.)—Be t i Frlzzell- _ . 50H; 4. M8110" Iflfd- Frllzrxll.’ M e n ar on Specimen of Hegstitchlilg-l. Jeasn mlliest Barred‘ Adria: N33191:?‘ and Sififiercéfeliilalfillél (aarli- ‘n3. xiii: wggilidiarlsllfabgsf? 18:23,; F"; Best. plate of 9 Ginger Snaps-l, Callback. CockereL-l. Louis Ranahan; 2, Gould; 4. Ruth Wright.‘ v zell' 2, Aldo: Ileard-‘S burl; “c: Em; Wgbgtgr; g, Alma, Gould; 3, Best specimen ot Crocheting-—1, Jean McCaull; 3, Dorothy Dafvsdn; Exercise Book (d) — i, Alden Kenna- 4 Mlry Mcdauil ' \ Marv McKennn: 4. Edith Bharkey- Edith fihsrhy- 4. Mal-y McCaull. real-a; 2, Marlon Frizzell- a mm ' ' ' Best hi1! d0!- Grefin Tflmliml- gag p19," o; Applg p19,], Jgn- Best specimen Mended Bock. -l. Best White Leghorn Pullet and McKenna; 4. Alice Noonah ' Class lM-Sports. 1- 39ml mwneds- 3' H“mm_°"d nie Crossman; 2. Marion llrizzell; Marion Frinell. CockereL-l, Betty Leard; 2, Ena MapDrawing (a)—1, DorisJew- , Bowness. 3. Nflfmsh Wright. 4. 3J5,“ webs,“ Beat specimen oi’ Embroidered Webster. - e1l~ 2 Gladys Heckbert- 3 Album 50 d d h f iris d 95'1"" J°h"3°"- Best plate of Brown S ar Fudge Linen-—1, Alice Noonnn: 3. Jean Nolmdn; 4, Ralph McDonald. --1 lidteasMcgd-ngld‘ u? glam S. Class lL-Collectious. Map Drawing (bl-l. Douglas Mc- Johnson 3nd MQflOnILQg-d; 3J9.“ Farlane; 2. Ens. Webster; 3, Muriel Tucker; 4. Ester Craig.

3&8! hi!" 501- ‘mlcllmbfifs- — 1- _1_ Dom Mgxgnng; z, n, shar- McCnull; 3. Marion Frizzell; 4, Burton Reynolds. Bedeque; 2, Irma key. 3, Muriel and. 4’ Alden J95“ 3511b“; Noxious Weeds .—- 1. Fernwood Lem-d; 4. Myrtle McKennn. 5o yd, d531, gm- glflg (mm p w n

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- _ Dawson. C. nBedequez4 ietugennie Hard’ ‘ 5- 9- ’ l - Jew‘ 0|!" ll-Mmhll Trllnlnr- School" 2 Marion Frizaell‘ a Jean Ma Drawing (cl-l AldenLe rd - ‘ e11» Bedequll- " cl n-sewl x ml a c llbeék-l li ' ' p - ' a ‘ y""'".x“'hl°°n 5mm’: 2' m“ Carter's Reliable Bulbs for 1928 §°”."..§Z§3i;‘é' "‘ '--~‘-'-='"~~'-‘ "' "' wn. “W m - 1» W ‘he stiff» sh».i1fi°=f‘.l§i‘rsr.::"“""“ "r 2.12.12:- =*~ M ~- _ l r - _ 1 I _ ' l’ - 2. Alice Noonan; 3. Doris Tucker; Junior Art W0fk.—1, Arnold Cail- '75 yd, duh m1- girl; over 1g v \ J _ ~. i-oygzrbfsmue- =- BHW Iefld- Division .4 (gnu under lllJ-Best Kelinelr: Nail Box.—l. Leonard m- 4. Jenn Callbeck. beck: 2. Louis Renahen: a, Isabel —1, Bessie McDonald; a, All: -~» -- ' - specimen oi’ Hemstitching-l, Ruth - Samples ot Wood. —1, Alden Sidey; 4, Ernest Ranshan. > Noonan; 3, Hilda McKenne; 4. Mur- . Senior Art Work.—l, Alice Noon- ion Primal]. -

Best Hammer Handle-l. Leon-‘lnard; 2, Kathleen Sherry; 3. Thos.

am 2 heads o! Csbbage-l. Helen wflghu ,,_ Mm, “can”, "d "firm": 1. 00118118 MvFv-r- McKennn; 4. Everett McKenna.

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-Fy George _McManus

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