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visitor to Charlottetown.
some time visiting Charlottetown.
were visitors to Charlottetown on Tuesday. '
cent visitor to Murray River. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Reynolds. -
daughter Myrtle returned home on Saturday after days visitin
Glasgow. N. ..
Maritime Electric Company and Miss Sybil Millar. employee Clark Bros.
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Cartoon,
TOM AND JERRY IN HOLLYWOOD
Murray Harbour Na-in
Miss Alice Millar n... a recent
Mrs. C. J. McLure is spending relatives in
Mr. and Mrs. Chester McLure
..'Mrs. Irving Millar was a re-
Mr. and Mrs. George Millar and
spending a few relatives at New
Miss Lulu Graham, employee of
of Montague. spent Wednesday at their respective homes at Gespereaux and Murray Harbor North.
Mrs. Wilbert S:-ncabaugh and Mrs. Seymour Henderson. Cam- bridge. were visiting relatives and
friends at Murray Harbor on Tuesday.- Mr. and Mrs. Willard McLure
spent the week-end at Murray River guest of Mrs. McLure's sis- ter and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Reynolds.
Miss Belle McLure left on Tues- day for Tauntou. Mass., after spending several months at the home of her brother and sistcr-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Chester McLu:'e.
Mr. Willard McLean of Peters Road recently gave a demonstra- tion of the Stanley Products at the home of Mrs. Milton Llewellyn. A number of ladies attended this demonstration. The grand prize was presented to the hostess who also had the choice of another lovely gift. Following the demon- stration iefreshments were served and the remainder of the evening spent in social intercourse.
Souris and Vicinity
A large crowd attended the variety concert held recently in St. Mary's Convent Hall. sponsor- ed by St. Mary's Choir.
Mrs. Alex P. MacDonald. Souris, is visiting relatives in New Glas- gow. N.S.
Miss Frances MacDonald left on return to Toronto. Ontario, aitcr spending a vacation with her par- cnts. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mac- Donald.
Mr. Adrian Maclnnis. Sourir. is visiting his son. Dr. James Mac- lnnis, Bath; N.B.
Miss Marguerite MacDonald. Cornwall. Ontario. is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Syl J. Mac- Donald. Chepstow.
Mr. Peter MacLcan returned to his home after visiting his brother Mrs. Ronald Machcan. Haiiiax.
.fMiss Grace Paquet. Charlotte- town, spent the week-end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. St. Clair Paquet. Souria.
Miss Nellie MacDonald, a form- er school teacher of Regina, Sas- katchewan. and now residing in Boston. Masa.. is at present agend- ing a vacation with reiativu and friends in Souris and vicinity.
Miss Judith MacAulay, Boston.
Joseph MacAulay. Souria Road.
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The new modern parish hall which is under construction in South: is nearing completion. it is expected that it willlbc ready
for use early in November.
College students "who spam the t
Thanksgiving hol ay a their home! in Souria Ind V! U ll!- eludcd the following: In Mao-
Donald. Ines IacPhoo. Priooa of wales. college: liner. llaenico. Basil MacDonald,-Cyril MacDon- ald. luan. John. Joe and Dun-
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of the old guard of famous oars- mcn. John Bruce Mac-Lean. It not- ive oi Montague. P. E. 1.. died here Saturday at brother-in-law. Eugene A. Nicker- son.
ill for two months.
many world rowing championships were held on the waters of Halifax harbor. Mr. MacLcan was a lore- most professional oarsman.
other sports. including boxing.
stan Mullally. all students at St. Dunstan's College.
LL.B. of Halifax. N.S. is spending
Mass, is visiting her brother Mr. '
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former Montague ilielorsotown La Oarsman Dies
HALIFAX. Oct. 21 --iCPi -one
the home of his
Mr. MacLean. aged 83. had been In the heyday of regattas when
Mr. M-acLean was also active in
Mr. Arthur-F. Macisaac. B.A..
a vacation in Souris renewing old acquaintances with relatives and friends.
Miss Frances MacDonald and her sister Mrs. Mildred Steele. oi Boston. Mass, left on return last week alter a visit to their father Mr. Hugh A. MacDonald. Souria Line Road.
Mr. William Hennessey. St. Cath- erines sustained a great loss re- cently when his dwelling house was destroyed by iirc. 'All furni- ture and other household eiiccts were lost.
Mr. William Kearney and Mr. Cecil Murphy left recently for Toronto where they have ac- cepted positions.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Farrell (nee Ruth MacDonald). daughter of Mr. Jerome MacDonald. Little Harbor. last week visited at Mrs. Farrell's home. They were re- cently married in Antigonish. N. S.. and left on Sunday to take up residence in Sault St. Marie. Ontario. '
Georgetown and Vicinity
Mr. James .ITou1ton oi Chariot- tetown was a business visitor to Georgetown on Friday.
Mr. A. Andrew. representing Traders Finance Corporation of Charlottetown. was a business vis- itor to Georgetown on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil MacDonald and son Joseph of New Glasgow. N. 5.. were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aneas MacDonald.
Mr. Linus Roaaiier. commercial traveller. called on his firmis manyi customers in Georgetown during. the week. Mr. Rosslters many friends welcomed him after his absence from his duties.
Friends of Mr. Stephen Scully are sorry to hear that illness has necessitated his entering hospital in Montreal for treatment and all hope his return to good health will be rapid.
Mr. T. A-. Crn-pbcll. Provincial. Fire Marshall. met the Mayor and Council and interested citizens in the Town Hall on Thursday night and spoke on the subject of fire prevention and the organization
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The death occurred very sud-
denly fn the Charlottetown Hos- pital on Sunday. October 15th, of Mrs. Frank .1. Solomon of George- town in her 63rd year. Mrs. Scloman was widely known
The late
throughout the Province and a wide circle of acquaintances will
mourn her passing.
She leaves to mourn her hus- band. Frank J. Soloman of George- town; four daughters, Ann. Mrs. Romie Ceredini of New York City; Stella. Mrs. Leni Bulger of Surn- merside; Agnes, Mrs. P. J. Henry of Georgetown; and Freda. Mrs. Gerald Morrison of Georgetown. and one son Walter at George- town. The deceased is also sur- vived by her father. Mr. William Batchilder of Georgetown. whose age is nearing the century mark;
Georgetown. and James abroad. The funeral was held on
from St. James
DeLory. Guy Hem-phill,
Sampson.
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Mr. William Ferguson spent th week-end at his home in mm Valley,
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they renewed old acquaintances.
Mr. and Mrs, and Mrs. A.l-I. MacDonald motore
they visited friends.
Macucd, borne Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick lngs an
ian delence organization.
The Dominion Govcrnmen
mand of Captain Bernard Bat
cricton. Captain Trenholm. Th
of a fire brigade. which would
and early Friday morning.
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one sister, Mrs. Peter J. Soloman of Georgetown; and three broth- ers. John and Reginald. both of
Wed- nesday. October 18th. at 10:00 a.m.. Church. where Rev. 0. Kiggins celebrated Re- quiem liigh Mass. interment was in the church cemetery. The pall- bearers were J. F. Johnson. P. J. Angus Maci..ean. Ash-icy Allen and Henry
quid, were visitors to Lorne Valley On SM-Urdly. They were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDonald.
and Mrs. Athol Maciieod. Cambridge. Mass, were visitors to borne Valley on Sunday where
Earle MacDonald '0 Sturizeon on Wednesday where
Miss Marjorie Mclnnis, is visit- glng at Puswash. N.B. she is the guest of her bi-other-in-law and 5151011 Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd McNevi:i.
Dr. Angus Macbeod. londiaw was a recent visitor at the home of his Barents. Mr. and Mrs. Jamos
children Karon and Frederick leit Saturday for their home at Ner- walk. California, alter spending the
eventually form part of the civil-
Dredge. Pownai No. 2. under com-
childcr. arrived in port on Friday morning under tow of the tug Fred-
dredge and tug were proceeding from Malagash. N. S.. to Fortune. P. E. i.. and made Georgetown a port of call due to the storm which swept this area on Thursday night
Guardian II! Blue Dome Post Ofllcaz
The Montague: town: Tao arts I don.
earrnnon - Wood Islands. Iillvlew. sturgeon. Cardigan. 31- Ilon. Iridgotown. ifs here. tho ahow you have been waiting for: "misty save! A Life."
Mute: luchani Matbcson. char- lgtuwwn, spent the weekend t the home of his cousin. Men-iii Wigginion of Montague.
....0l.lGl0N amateur contest and dance. November 2nd. Yeol
Theatre.
..'IEVlBl'IS nuvruruica:-Mr. Arthur W. Pooie.'whrha:rbeen via- ltlng in Montana. sum 01 his brother. 11:. John E Poole. left rec- ontiy on return to his home in Far- roonway, Long Island. New York. Mr. Poole motored to the Island. after an absence of titty-two years. Although many oi his school mates have passed away. he W35 hit)?! 50 meet a number of triends who are still residing in Montague. Mr. Poole was born in Montaxue. the 5011 01 the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poole.
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'.'...- sons NAVY. - There left yesterday for Cornwallis naval bsse. Messrs. Vernon Steele. Roy Collins! and Bertie Fraser. all oi Montazue. who recently joined the Royal can- acllan Navy. Aw shortly are Messrs. lured Clair. Warren Ladner. Gerald Murphy Ind Fred Collings. all of whom have also joined the navy. Several other men from the Town have joined me army. and are already on duty The citizens of the community icel proud to have such a considerable number in the armed services and extend to them their best wishes for success and good fortune. ..-is 'rIuNsr1'-zruusp -It was with sincere rczmi 1i W33 1e”"ed ”' the transler to Charlottetown of Mr. Malcolm Patterson. Nxolmiim with the Bank of Nova scotia. Montague. Both he and Mrs. Pat- terson. (nee Nellie Clements) will be especially missed in the TrinitY United Church where they, have always taken an active part in the several organizations. but 95P9Cill1Y in the choir. He is being succeeded by Mr. Carmen Carlo oi East Flor- enceville. N. 13. Mr. carle is a neph- ew of Mr. C. K. Wlghtman. Halifax. formerly of Montague. and a grand- son of the late Rev. Dr. F. A. Wightman. who was tor some ye!-T! minister of the Methodist church in Montague. .' 'NUll.SEBY cum Mal-:'rs - The regular meeting of the King's County Hospital Nurse)? C1115 W35 held last week at the home oi Mrs. Malcolm Patterson with nine members present. In the absence of the secretary. Mrs. Carl Stew- art. the minutes were read by Mrs. Patterson. Two bills were D1'059nl' ed for payment. and a motion to t was
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Mrs. oum ifunas and ii.-nu, "1" meet was passed. . Head of Hmgboro. went the Daft also moved! thatth two dcgzen aiaiiitg week at the home of Mr. and Mrs M Nfugm ;" bee m,l,::,,:1y' W” G. A. Momma roma rider 0 l e K
, spent in mqrliiing ggrrncnta. mg MT ti o t y resscs an Mrs md Mr" mm" 5'” PL” grand? This next meeting is to no
heldiat the home of Mrs. V. 1?. Poplar. and 'wili take the form of a "white elephant sale." Each mem- ber has been asked to bring a ti-lend. The lunch committee for the evening will include Mrs. Mal- colm Patterson. Mrs. Harold Lan- dry. Mrs. Fred MacKenzle. and Mrs. Peter Sinclair. Pbllowing. the meeting lunch was served by the hostess assisted by a committee of the ladies.
M...:........M..... past iive weeks visiting relatives and friends on the Island. While at Inme Valley they were guests of Mrs. Ings' parents. Mr. and Mrs Reuben Mccannell.
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following Office: in , Inc! In cu.-I. V"
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was more finhothan. Ilsa mini lost. and Ital Joan look. aeudoot nuns at the Prince na- ward Inland Ilcapltlk IND? NI! weekend in Montague.
JIQEAI UDDGI IIIIING-
ekah lodge. Montague. was held Thursday evening. with the Noble Grand. Mina Thelma tutu. pract- ding. During the buainoaa part of the rneetin for holding llaliowcbn party in. the hall next Thursday night. Ila-a. Noll Hooley and Mrs. Atwood Mic- Donald were appointed to prepare a program. It was docidodto aarvo beans. brown bread, and pumpkin pie during the lunch hour. The dap- uty aproaident. Mrs. J. D. Manhood. conveyed an invitation from Rog- aletta Lodge, Aiberton. to attend a social evening in their lodge moon in November.
.30. G. I. 'r. MIHIING-'mo Ak- eta C. G. I. T. of the Trinity Un- ited Church. Montague. not on Thursday afternoon at the home oi Miss Aliene Benton to hold their egular meeting. The meeting op-
followed by a hymn. The Scripture lesson was read by Greta Wiggin- ton. after which a story was read by Nan Stewart. The devotional period closed with prayer. Miss Bar- bara Mabon then painted an inter-
parlences at C. G. I. T. camp this past. summer. It was decided to hold a parcel past sale in the clasaroom on Thursday evening. Plans were made to take part in the women's thank offering aervlcein the church on Sunday evening. -Mrs. A. D. Mac- Kenzle gave an interesting talk on Island missionaries. A story was then read by the leader. The meet-
Tna regular meeting 0! none 805- r
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