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Mrs. William Clohossey and

Mr). Wallace Ready. 'l'i nisli. ware Charlottetown last un- day. a there they attended

the graduation exercises of Mrs. Clohosaey's daughter, Miss Joaii Clohossey from the Union Com- mercial College.

Miss Clara Gallant. Bummer- side. spent the past week-and with her mother. Mrs. John Gal-

lant, Palmer Road North.

Mrs. Louis Martin. of Toronto, Ont.. is visiting her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Aubin Doucctte, Tig- nlah. .Mr. Alyre Gallant and son.

Henry. Nail Pond. were visitors to Summerside last Thursday.

Mrs. Patrick Kennedy who has spent the past several onths with her daughters in the U. B. A. has returned to the Island for the summer months. She is the guest of her daughter and son- in-law. Mr. and Mrs. John Fen- nessey.

Mrs. Kier Boyle. Kinkora. spent last Sunday in Tignish. with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Ellsworth.

The baseball season in Tignish got underway Sunday with the Myrick's Shore team playing the Tignish High School team. My- rick's Store came out on top in the closely contested ball game by the score of 11-9.

Miss Helen FitzGerald, Toronto. Ont.. is spending the holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred FitzGerald, Tignisb.

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Mrs. Archie bands! and her siater. Mrs. Davis of Charlotte- town. have been enjoying I

rnonth'a visit in Toronto and various parts of the U.S.A.

Miss Frances Barlow. s cm a few days visitlrg with r. and Mrs. Earl Mac achern. of sum- merslde.

Miss Agatha Gallant. recently visited in wellington.

Mrs. Herman Ferguson. left

recently for Dartmouth. N.s.. visit relatives.

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Mr. and Mrs. John Graham and son. Allan, left recently for two weeks visit in Ontario.

Mr. and Mrs. Urban Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Camp- bell. Mr. Alfred Mcltinnori. and Miss Daisy McKinnon. returned to thair respective homes gflter an enjoyable trip to Halifax. .s.

It is sincerely regretted that Mr. George MacKinnon. former. rosi- dent of Southwest, has been ob- llged to re-enter the Prince Coun- ty Hospital for treatment.

Mrs. Harry Darby. Summer- side. was a visitor in Wellington recently and called at the Manse.

Mr. Charles Campbell of south- west, recently visited his daugh- ters, Mrs. Milton McCarville and Mrs. Clayton Day.

Mr. and Mrs. Erville Stewart of St. Eleanors. were recent vis- itors of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mc- Carviile.

Keith MacDonald. who is in Summerside. spent

Mr. employed

1 last week-end at his home here.

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Shea. Sea Cow Pond. have as their guest their daughter, Miss Teresa Shea. Subury, Ont.

Mr. and Mrs. Waldo McCloskey and children. Margaret Anne. Dennis and Linda of Ottawa, who are visiting Mrs. McCloskey's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cahill spent last Monday in Tig-

nish. where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Han- dra'han.

Mr. and Mrs. F. W. McCallum. Palmer Road. had as their guests for the past week-end. Mrs. Mc- Callum's sister. Mrs. Mae Nether- coat. Mrs. Nethercoat was accom- panied by her daughter, Mary and her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Richard Ncthercoat. all of Boston. Mass.

Mr. John .T. Doyle. has return- ed to his home in Skinners Pond after spending the winter in Med- ford, Mass.. with his daughter rind son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Kenny. He was accompanied by his daughter. Miss Sella Doyle of Medford, Mass. '

The little friends of Master Ro- bert McCarthy. son of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett McCarthy, Sea Cow Pond. are pleased to see that he has returned from the West- ern Hospital. Alberton fully re- covered from an attack of virus pneumonia.

Mr. Joseph Walsh has returned to his home in St. Andrew's. B.. after a two month's stay in Tignish. Mr. Walsh is a technic- ian in the field of research for the Maritime Biological Station in St. Andrews.

Miss Fred FitzGerald. Tignlsh. was a visitor to Summersida last Saturday.

Mrs. Albert Kennedy. Water- ford, is visiting her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Maloney and family in Liberty. N. Y.

Miss Elizabeth Aylward. Bos- ton. Mass. is spending her holi- days wlth her parents. Mr. and

rs. William Aylward, Skinners Pond.

Mr. Melvin McQuaid. Sourls. motored to Tignish last Wednes- day to spend a few days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Austin Handra- hsn. On his return he was accom- panied by his wife and two chil- dren who have spent the past week with her parents in Chris- iopher's Cross.

Mr David Tifclnnls ."9.o is serving with the R. C. A. F. Toronto. 0iii., has come to Tig- mall to spend two mgiths with Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Mclnnis.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Thompson and family of st. Eleanors, rec- ently visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Enman.

The closing exercises of Wei- lington English School were held last Wednesday afternoon. An ad- dress was read by Miss Frances Barlow. Misses Shirley Barlow. Marlene MacArthur and Bonnie MacCarville. entered the room with a beautifully decorated box and presented it to the teacher. Certficates were presented to the pupils. beginning with presenta- tion of a certificate to the teacher awarded to her by the Board of Education. J

Mr. Pierre Arsensult. student at L'Assumption College near Mont- real. is spending his vacation at his home in Abram's Village.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gaudet of New York. recently paid a visit to Mrs. Gaudet's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leo D. Arsensult of Abram's Village. .

Mrs. Vitaline Poirier and daugh- ter of Shediac, N. B.. recently visited relatives and friends in Abram's Village. On the return trip they were accuiupanied by Mrs. Jac ueline Arsenault. sister of Mrs. oirier.

Miss Louise Gallant. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Gal- lant, has returned from Goose Bay. Labrador, where she had

Ni been employed for the last seven

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lnvcrness And I I I Wmmw -Mr. James Costsin returned to his home at Portage on June 30. after Apending a few weeks

with his mother at MscAdam, New Brunswick.

Mrs. lliaa Phillips was in lum- merside recently visiting her sis- tcr. Mrs. Janie Chisholm who is a. patient in the Prince county Hospital.

Mrs. Lloyd Adams. dau hter Betty and grandson Tony her- man and Mr. Elmer Bryentcn. MacAdam, New Brunswick were recent visitors it the home of Mr. Thomas Biggar, Portage.

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kilbridc and daughter Joyce, Macadam. New Brunswick wcre recent visitors at

m . the home of Mr John H. Kllbride,

In verness.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ready and son, Wallace, were visitors to Summcrsidc last Tuesday.

Mrs Mary Larkin and Paul. have come to Tignish to spend the summer mo'nth's with Mrs. Larkin's father. Mr. Henry Hogan. C.L

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e is a patient in the Prince County Hospital. lummeraide and wish her a speedy return to good health.

Mr. and Mrs. Allan MacDonald. Inverneas and Mr. Cecil MscKin- non Conway. were business visit- ors to lumms dau. June 30. P

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-The funeral of the late Mrs. James Mclsaac. who passed a- way on the revious Monday. was held on me :5 from her home in Montiseuo to at. Ma- arct's Church. Requiem High

ass was celebrated by Rev. George MacDonald and services at the grave were conducted by Rev. Edwin '5. steel who had been seated in the sanctuary dur- ing Mass.

The sympathy of this common nity goes out to the relatives of the late Mrs. Owen Mccabe for- merly Miss Ella Mclsellari of Glen- cori-odale. who passed away on Tuesday of last week. Her funeral was held on Friday moaning to st. Alexis Church, Rollo ay

Requiem High Mass was celebrat-

ed by her pastor, Rev. Father Keefe who also conducted the services at the grave.

The many friends of Mr. Hud- son Morrow were shocked and saddened when the news of his sudden passing on June 25. came to them. On June. ilil, after a ser- vice at his home. a service was held at Kingsboro. presided over by Rev. H. R. Bell. after which his remains were interred in south Lake Cemetery.

Miss Margaret Jarvis. Mont- real, is now spending her vaca- tion at the home of her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. John Jarvis. St. Columba.

Mr. George Maclntyre. Char- loltteiown. attended the funeral last week at St. Columba of the late Mrs. Florence McDonald

whose remains were taken here from Miami, Fla., for burial.

Mr. and Mrs. James Riley. who motored from New Jersey. to at- tend the funeral of Mrs. Riley's sister. left on return to their home on June 26.

Mrs. John MacMillan, Mt. Stew- art. spent a few days at the home of her brother and sister- in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Nell McLel- lan. Red Point. Mrs. MacMillan, who has been in a cast for sev- eral months due to a car accident is now much improved.

Mrs. Louise MacDonald. and son David of Elmira. New York motored to Monticello, where they attended the funeral of the late Mrs. James Mclsaac. They left on return June 26.

Mr. John Ryan. Jr.. is now spending a vacation at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ryan. Bayfleld. Mr. Ryan made the trip from Ontario by air.

Mr. Stephen Miller and son, I.eRoy, were visitors to Charlotte- town, June 28.

Rev. Father Ford. U. S. A.. celebrated High Mass at St. Col- umba, on Sunday, June 27. Father Ford is American by birth. but his ancestors were from St. Col- umba parish.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael MacDon- ald. New Jersey. are now spend- ing a vacation at their summer home in Souris. They were call- ed home due to the death of Mr.

MacDonald's sister, Mrs. James Mclsaac. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Keene

were visitors to Souris on June 28. They were accompanied by Mr. Adolphus Ellsworth and young son. Johnnie.

Friends of Mrs. John Dixon are pleased to see her home again. having been a patient in Souris Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry MacDon- ald. New York. who were called due to the death of Mr. MacDon- ald's sister. Mrs. James Mclsaac. are new spending some time with relatives in souris and East Bal-

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NEW YORK (AP)-Illness of actress Jessica Tandy caused post- ponement of the premier of a new NBC-TV series. '”I'hc Marriage," Thursday night. Miss Tandy was admitted to Doctors hospital lai- Wednesday night for observation for possible minor surgery. she was to have co-starred on the new program with her husband. cana- dian-born Hume Cronyn, of Lon- don. Ont.

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me Recorder of the City of Lon- don Corporation was first ap- pointed in 1298.

i cascuassc and Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. motored to Montague. and visit- ed with friends recently; 2

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dennis. ac- companied by Mr. James Thom-

as. were in summerslde last Thursday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Winnifred

Bridges, accompanied by rs. Rhodes Ashley .motored to Kil- dare Capes an Thursday eve- ning and visited with Mrs: Ash- leys father, Mr. Daniel Getson, who is ill.

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hudson and family. were recent visitors to Cape Wolfe, guests of Mrs. Hud- sonla parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allie MacNeil.

Miss Kay Loclierby. employed 'in Alberton, was a recent visitor to her home.

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Collicuit. Locke Road. were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bridges and family.

Miss Noreen Bryan. Alberlon. was a recent week-end visitor to her home.

Mr. Vance Bridges. employed in Summerside. was a recent visitor to his home.

Mrs. James Wallace recently underwent an operation in the Prince County Hospital, Summer- side. Her many friends wish her a speedy return to good health.

Nelson Dennis Bessie. O'Leary.

Mr. and Mrs. and daughter,

- were recent visitors to the home

of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dennis.

Mr. and Mrs. Milton MacLean and children. West Devon. recent- ly visited Mr. MacLean's cousin, Mrs. Jimmy Thomas and Mr.

Thomas.

Mr. and Mrs. Austin MacNevin and daughter, Joyce, visited with Mr. Mac Nevinls parents. Mr. and Mrs. MacLean MacNevln.

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Thomas, spent a few days recently visit- ing relatives and friends in Man- tague and Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Austin MacNevin and daughter. Joyce. were recent visitors to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton MacLean. West Dev- on.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Warren. Summerside. were recent visitors of Mrs. Warren's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Hudson.

Mrs. James Murray. Mill Road. has been spending a few days with her son and dau hter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Ray urrsy.

Miss Naomi Coughlin. Rustlco. is visiting relatives in Roxbury and Coleman. also friends in Cas- cumpcc.

Mr. and Mrs. Aulden Gamble. Mill Road. recently visited Mrs. Gamble's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wallace. Cw

Earlydianada Painted By Army Officer

ny Kl-IN KELLY

Canadian Press Staff Writer

o'l'rAwA. (OP)-An early page in Canadian history has come to light. Through the eyes of the Brit- ish army officer who raised the first British flag over Montreal. Canadians now can see what their country was like between 1157 and 1812. . The officer, 'I'homas- Davies. served for many years in Canada during his long career in the Brit- ish army. Whiie here he painted as e hobby, recording in detail town and countryside in a series of watercolors which now have been bought by the National Gal- lery.

There are 20 pictures in the series which lay slinost.toi-gotten for 150 years in the collection of the Earl of Derby. A London art dealer re-discovered them and ad- vised the National Gallery that they were available.

The gallery snapped up the offer, asking that they be sent to Can- ada on approval. It was decided subsequently to buy them for about 5200 each. '

Davies had an interesting career. particularly in North America. A

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-Thai-I wtre so pupils writing exams for Grade X and II iiarads ln the 0'Leary.High lobto Mr. Merritt Callaghan. of schools for was Prlncdmill in

as-gc.' Mr. Charl Reid, 1 Mr.- bsww Macxcnaie. and Mrs. Keri Campbell were the gaaiating teach- ers. .

Miss Elma Ellis O'Leary was a visitor to Charlottetown recently.

an. and Mrs. Jack Ellis. 0'- Leary. were paaaongers to Mt. Pica- sant last Wednesday morning. where they will visit relatives for

. a few days.

Mrs. Burthold of New Port Rd., is visiting with her sister Mrs. Dan Bmallman in O'Leary. She will also visit her brother Clayton and family and her mother. Mrs. James smith-of Freetown.

The Ladies Aid of the Bloomfield United Church held a very succes- aful pantry sale last Saturday afternoon at the Co-operative store.

Much sympathy is extended to the family of the late Mr. James Lldstone. who passed away at his home in Knuteford on June 29..

Mrs. John Jelley and Miss Mar-' garet Woodbridge. OlLeary. have gone to Toronto where they will spend the summer-months.

Sympathy is extended to the fam- ily of the late Mr. Jack Finnan. who passed away at the Prince County Hospital in Summerside on June 29.

Miss Ins. Phillips. Summeralde. is spending a few days in O'Leary. the guest of Mrs. Olive MacDonald.

The Misses Elaine and Shirley Palmer. 0'Leary. have one to Kensington to attend Blbe school there.

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Palmer. 0'- Leary. motored to Kcnsington last Tuesday afternoon where they vis- ited with relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Adams, Knutsford, were recent guests of Mrs. Adams parents in Milo recent- ly.

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Rix. Locke Road. motored to Aims and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Dunbar and Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Bmallman.

The many friends of Mr. William Robinson, West Devon. are sorry to hear that ho is on the sick list and hope he will soon be feeling better.

Mr. and Mrs. William MacEach- cm of Charlottetown. were recent guests of Mr. Maclachsrrrs par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Preston Thomp- son in Mt. Royal.

Mr. and Mrs. Earle Adams and family of Charlottetown. were re- cent visitors of Earlc's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raby Adamsyln Knut.s- ford.

Mr. and Mrs. Averd Harris. Knuieiord. iwere visitors to sum- merside recently. CP-

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British army in the lath and 10th oentury, Kane's Lists. has this to say about him:

"He saw much service in North America durliig the operations con- nected with the conquest of Can- ada. At one time while a lieuten- ant he commanded a naval force on Lake Champlain and took a French frigate of 18 guns after a close action of nearly three hours. "Lieiit. Davies hoisted the first British flag in Montreal. He served as captain of a company in the most; important actions of the American revolutionary war. Dur- ing his long service he had com- mand of the royal artillery . . at Gibraltar. in Canada. and at Plymouth. He was also two years commandant of Quebec."

This was the man who turned his military skill in topographical drawing into an off-duty pastime. The 20 watorcolors, range in date from rm. when as a young lieuten- ant. he painted a rather primitive View of Halifax. to 1812 when as a major-general he ilniahcd a more-sophisticated View of Mon- treal from the mountain.

Davies joins a long list of mili- tary painters of that time. but gal- lery officials say he has a sound claim to being the father of cans- dian landscape painting by virtue of his priority in the field. his im- agination and technical skill.

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MNGAPO . (Reuters) - Whale Viet Nam units arojlis pear- ing cve t from the each lines in the Red river delta and going over to the Cgrnmuniatl. mil- itary observers been said Friday.

The French evacuation of lar e areas of the rice-rich del is 0 "beginning of the end" French military operations in lndo-China. they believe. g

This opinion is generally held by military analysts and diplomats whose job it is to report assess- ments to their home governments from this Southeast Asian listen-

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flofticial, reports preaching Sing- apore describe the desertions as reachgng an almost uncountable rate. , Where a few months ago defec-

IN MEMORIAM

MR. 1. B. MILLMAN

. The death of Mr. J. )3. Millrnan of xenslngton occurred in the

His funeral was held from St. Mark's Anglican Church Kensing- ton on Friday afternoon. June 1!. and was largely attended. In the absence of the Rector. the Rev. W. E. Ingraham. the service was Lus ducted by the Archdeacon of the Ialand. the Rev. G. R. Harri- son. assisted by the Rural Dean. the Rev. J. R. MacMahon of Al- bel-ton. Mr. Millman was a mem- ber of Mount Zion Lodge. A.F.A. M.. and his brother Masons at- tended in a body.

The deceased was well known in Kcnsington, and the surrounding WUMYY. first as it progressive far-

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Tbosc who (I lert are officially listed by the reach command as "missing." , r

A traveller from there said: "We used to work out Vi his use casualties at the rate of a one tuned to three wounded to about nine missing. Now wiicis units to missing overnight."

It is behaved that the french are no longer placing raliaase as Vice Names: troo to assist in his defence of im at positions.

The same traveller from the delta said "During the evacua- tion the French have told the Viet Nsmese troops to are pulling out but the Vict In so can stay and defend if they so desire. The French attitude is that if the Vlat Namese do defend. well and good. but the French troops themselves are concerned only with defending the key city of Hanoi and its road and rail link with Hat on .'

I NDONMENT II N The general view is that the French will abandon the Red river delta almost without a fight.