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_ ‘ MONDAY ' MEAGIIE SAILS — The S S - FOIL i851’. Friday evening completed fer lu of livestock and farm produce 2 ay night and sailed yester- y for Newfoundland. I 60th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY -Happi-est congratulations are ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. John B. ncc. Hunter River who 1T9 to- day celebrating their 60th iveclding anniversary. Both Mr. and Mrs. Spence have hosts of relatives in the city and Province who wish them many more years of good. health and happiness.

TO A'I‘TEND HEALTH MEET-

G-Dr. B. , Keeping. Cily

ealtli officer, left by plant‘ Sat- wlrday for Toronto where he will attend a meeting of tile CBIUJIIIGII Public Health Association. Next week he will be present ‘ll the meetings of the Dominion Council of Health. He is expected ‘lack in the Province Thursday, May l6.

FERRY SERVICE BEGIflS—'l"he "Prince Nova" makes her first s ring trip from Wood Islands to

aribou this morning at '1 o'clock. l! is understood thc Department d Highways has put the road be- tween Charlottetown and Wood Islands in good tTXlfllllflfl and that the buses will be running over that route today,

FUNERAL SATURDAY The funeral of the late Joseph M_urray

the A. A. Hennessev Funeral Home to St. Ann's Church. Lot 85 where

Rey. Leonard Ayers who also conducted services at the graveside in the, church cemetery. The pallbearers were: George Parks. Joseph Darrach, Ralph Roberts. George Gallant. Linus Trainor, Russell Smith.

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FUNERAL YESTERDAY -— The funeral of the late Miss Gladys E Pearden was held from her ree- ldence. Mount Ettward Road yes- terday afternoon, wihere service was‘ conducted by the rlev. T11. Mae-l Ilannan who also officiated at the‘

ave. The bmfinwere Robert ewell, Francis O‘ e1. Malcolm MacEachei-n, Kelsey Brehaut. Gor-E don Mutluw, and Clarence Nichol: him-meat Peoples Cemetery.»

-- (III-LI) INJURED -— Sever». old David McDonald, son ofl

. and Mrs. Duncan McDoz aid, Slinmemsitie, I 3

fir” er was

Oauntysgzapitnl.

out. It was reported that‘ but that m‘

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for of the Maritime Com-

Ilttee of the Canldim Home Eco-L XII“ '

c: Association. as well as l0. home economists from Charlotte- town and Summarslde. attended at luncheon last Saturday at the Charlottetown Hotel. Mn. 1e, A.‘ Large, provi cinl representative of the Aaaooiut on ided .

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‘ y. - .ospitality extended, the VIII orL-‘Mflss Runcltnan also spoke briefly on the importance of home economics in Canada's fut- ure strelllng the art that home economists must ay in the coun- ‘ry’: nation bull ing.

—S. Y. C. I. ANNUAL MEETING -The annual meeting of the Sum- merside Youth Centre Inc.. was held on Friday evening. Rcports were received from the president. Mr. L. W. Hancock and other of- ficers. The new hoard of directors were elected an follows: P. G. Clarke, J. H. Gaudet, L. W. Han- cock, Allison MacLean, John Mc- Neil. T. E. Hickey, The officers will be chosen from the board at n later meeting. The memhcrs of the Summerslde Youth Centre Inc. are chosen from thrcc orzazlizn- iions and are as follows: Rotary: P. G. Clarke. Dr. J. C. Simpson. J. E. Dalton. J. H. Gaudct. It. E. Ellis. Y's Men's Ciuh: L W. Han- cock. Allison MacLean. W. M. Melllsh. Knights of Columbus: T, E. Hickey. Elmer Pineau. John McNeil. F. Earlc- McDonald. F‘. C. Murphy. J. Lorrie Di"iscnll.--S.

At the Manse at Bradalbasae. January 30. 10 there passed peacefully on to his eternal rest the Reverend D, .1. Morrisorf. pastor of the Brndalbane United Ohurch Charge. After a short service at the Mame at twelve o'clock February 2nd the remains were conveyed to the United Church nearby. where the funeral service was conducted at two o'clock, Rev, George Goff had charge of the service,

Rev. A. D. MacKerizie. D. 17.. preached the sermon from the text chosen by the deceased. "I izo to my filther." Rev, W, I. Green then gave a very flue tribute to the late Easter. Other clergy assisting were:

ev. R. 1.._ Wagner. Bedeoue: Rev. J, I, Morrison llunter River and Rev. 1.. M. Murray. Keniiington,

Services nt the grave were con- ducted by Rev. Mr. Murray. Then the L, O. L. committal service was conducted by Brother S. French. P. G. M.. Charlottetown.

The funeral was very largely at- tended by people who came from tar and near to pay respect to one they knew an well and loved so much. The pail bearers were Messrs. James Graham. hos. lgmore. Alex. MacDonald, Harvey Iflihfll, Bcrltnmtr. Taylor and Frank Cut- cllffe. Interment was-M Bradnibane Cemetery.

Mr. Morrison was born in Cap-i Britain Island. one of a family cf embrcthsi-s and six sisters nf w ‘the ollowingssurvtye. Arum II Bmllng. Ca retain: Donald. ' . C. .: Roderick. in stcl m. N. BjlDavid, in Minnesota:

131d in Chicano. 111.; Mrs.

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Presbyterian inistry. For a number of years he was Minister at. Wycocomagh, NS. o there he went to llaniptoii. . I., where he served until he was called to Bradalbaiie about three years ago. lie soon won the he ts 01' e people as a tireless ‘wor er for t e cause of right in the civil and the spiritual realms of tho community. 1n the pulpit a scholar and a teacher of more than. avar- age ability; in the homes. particu- larly with the young. he always had a word of encouragement. No home Release was full of i0!" N0 5M5

TUESDAY

—BOSTON VISITOR-Mrs. Ber- nard A. McLellah of Indian River. who spent five Weeks visitilli: re- latives in Boston and vicinity, re- turned to her home last. weeic-K

MAY LOCATE IlERE-"Wc are glad to learn that Dr. William Tidniarsh is thinking of practising in P. E. I.. and wc offer our coli- gratulatiuns to him and Mrs. Tid- marsh on the birth of their son." —St. Peters Parish Magazine

FOR ER ISLANDER PASSES — Mr. W lam Mann, Indian River, has received the sad news of the death of his Aster, ms. Hannah (Mannl Drown at New York on Tuesday. April 30th.

—SERIOUSLY ILL-The serious illness of Mrs. Roy Tanton of St. Eleanors is causing her family and friends much anxiety. Mis. Tanton la a atient in the Prince County Hosp tai. Her sister. Miss Ethel McArthur ol Kensinglon, is in St. Eleanors with her family.

—FUNERAL OF MRS. JOHN S. RAMSAY The funeral of the late Mrs. Jolm S Railway was held

m Rev. William Bllson, minister‘ of the Church of 1st. Bmnmarside. officiated. B was in People's Oeme . The pail bearers were Messrs Nicholson, RE Ellis. Brie y, mum Smith. George Mor-

ri and Dr. R L. N00llitlll.—s

ygI-‘UNEIAL 0F FRANK JOHN- vb

0D Saturday.

S N -- The funeral of the lute

ank Johnson of Charlottetown

held on Sunday afternoon at

2 o'clock from the home of his sis- s e.

tist Church with Rev. EJ. Bar-

l‘ ss officiating. Burial was in the

‘s Cemetery. e pall bear-

wiwe Messrs -Bruce Davisoin,

ax Lefumy. Wilfred MacKelman.

illi-am Harrison. "yd Einman

FUNERAL YESTERDAY - The neral of the late Mrs. Thomas emere of Hampshire was held coin her late residence yesterday, ervice at the home and grave ho- ng conducted by Rev. I. J. Mor- ‘iabtm. Pallbearers were Messrs. ecil Stewart, Geo. Kitson. Elmer ounker. John Edwards. Davis ard, Hedley MacPherson.

BRIDE ENTIIRTAINED-On Fri- ay evening. Mliy 3, Miss Betty ear and Miss Ann Duffy ciiier- tallied in honor of Mrs. Edwin agnall at Miss Beer's home. Hills- borough Street. Mrs. Bagnall, Whose marriage took place recent- ' ' for her new . W. E. Prowse. the bride's mother. poured tea. Mrs. E. J. Duffy cut the ices.

T0 HAVE CATTLE AT SALE - The Holstein held of Premier J Walter Jones Will be represented at. the Canadian National Sales. Oak- ville, Ont , by two fine specimens. In addition, the Premier is sending tom fine young cattle. a bull and a heifer to the Curtiss Candy Sale tn be held at Cary, Ill- inois. cn J1me 3

II I G II W A Y RESTRICTIONS LIFTED-All restrictions on motor- vehicle traffic on t-he provincial highways are lifted todai. accord-

ian last night, by the I-Ion Geo H Barbour. Minister

said he had given permission for buses to go to Tigmsh yesterday so they could begin their regular runs today. In the meantime. the Dc- partment has several men working on the highways in preparation for the summer traffic Six large RD '1 caterpillar tractors. three of which are now equi with bulldozer attachments. ye been acquired and tau machinery in addition to that already possessed by the De- partment will be used as necessity demands.

The officers and marlliers o? Acme Rebekah Ibdge. Montague. were the guests of the Oddfellows on Tuesday. A r11 30th.. and assist- ed them 1n ceatnatitlg their 137th anniversary. The greater pare of the evening was spent in badge and auction with the prizes being won b Mrs. EH. Stewart. and Miss rv Heorphlll. , dellcioim lunch. an inspiring add- ress was given by the Noble Grand of Hillside Lodge. Mlivor M C Reynolds. Other weakens were Messrs. C A. Shaw, E H, Stewart and A. Llewellyn. Readings by Mn H. Davlson and ll/Lrs. C A Show were greatly enjoyed. A very suc- oetufu axial evening was con- cluded with h rousing sinll-Sflflg. wit-h Mrs Davfson presiding at the piano.

Property has been changing ownershlps in this vicinity I‘;‘(‘l"i1- 1y. The lovely farm homc and

roperty owned by Mr. Randal glouiiton has been purchased by Mr. Edward Hagen oi‘ Millvnlc. The beautiful new homc over- looking the banks of tht- rivrr Clyde known as thc Norman-Abbi:- firnperiy. the writer llllderstlinda

as been sold to residcnln of Nmv York. and while new rcxidenls nru always wnlco nelghhnrii wl- l6‘- gret the permanent dcpnrlilrc of th~ Abbie and Norman families. ‘fow- ever their many friends here hope they will visit them. when vcr possible.

aennit mom for the uhipptnc of Able ct potatoes from the Mlritinlel, Inland shippers mm!- be chi trig one

car to Halifax or

NEWS BUDGET

¢ —I'IOME FROM BOSTON-Mrs Lt-o Brennan re urned to her homo in Sea View a er spending l“.0 winter in Boston. Mass-K.

— DEACONESS HOME -- Miss Dolly Matthew, deaooness of the litw St. James Presbyterian Church, London. Ont. arrived home b plane Thursday to spend severa months leave of absence. on aa- count of ill health, with her pa - elite, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ma thew. Summerelde-s

Mr. P. R. McCormac war un- ailimously re-clected President of the Queen's County District Boy Scout Association at the annual meeting held in the City Hall last night. Other o-fficers include Messrs. W. R. Burnett. vice-presi- dent. S. F‘. Doyle, secretary-treas- urer. Stan Mt-Innis was nominat- ed to the post of District Com- missioner, Reports were presented by the retiring officers.

Rev. S. J. Davies, field commis- sioner, gave an encouraging re- view on the progress of Bcol-itlug and paid tribute to the splendid support the movement received through the work of the presi- dent. P. R. McCormac.

A brief received from the Scout- ers Club was read and considera- tion of its recommendations left to the incoming executive The decision on dates for summer camps was deferred pending a full report from the various troops.

Charles E. Ellsworth passed away on May 11nd. 1946. at Houses Point. _ Y.. where he was liv- inn with his son of the U. S. Immi- gration Service.

Mr. Ellsworth lived for many years in Souris. P. E. Island where lie was in the marine gasoline eng- ine business. He was born on the cast end of P. E. Island 81 years ago and moved to Sh? United States when verv y0un8 and sail- ed out of Gloucester. Mass. as sklppal‘ of the old sailing fishing schooners that used to come to the north side of P. E. Island in the fall for mackerel.

He lived in Florida for many years before he retired where his wife passed away eight years ago.

The body was taken from Rouses Point. N, Y.. to Florida. where it will be buried alongside his wife.

Many flowers were telegraphed to Florida by members of the Im- migration and U. S. service where be was liked. the Catholic church Point and at the Catholic church in Tarpon Sprinlfs. Florida.

FAREWELL AND PRESENTA- TION — A large number of neigh- bors as well as many friends from a distance gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clark. Cape Traverse. on Friday evening. April 19th. their purpose being to bid a regretful farewell to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Muttart. who have since taken up residence in Cen- tewillc. Bed-eque. Mr. Heélei Mut- tart. who was chair-man. spoke briefly. after which Mr. Fred Irv- ing read an appropriately-wold- ed address. On behalf 0f their many friends Master" Richard Sawlor made the presentation of a well-filled purse to the guests of honor, and little Miss Barbara Irving presented a special gift to Mrs. Muttart. Though coovplctely taken by stuprise both Mr. and Mrs. Muttart responded gracious- ly thanking their friends for the gifts and izood ivishea. A pleasant evening was spent in congenial conversation and friendly remin- lscencc. Refreshments were serv- erl by the ladies. Mr. and Mrs. Muttart. will be greatly missed in all matters which concern the welfare of the community, and the best wishes of their many friends are with them in their new home.

CONNOLLY-McDONALD — A

ing to a statement Elven t. e Guard- , when

lactcd as best man. while

very pretty wedding was solemn- lzed at Saint Dunstanb: Basilica on Monday morning at five-thirty Mary Margaret (Maysiel iConnolly. daughter o-f the late

_ 0f Pllblf/Michael J.. and Mrs. Connolly. he- Works and Highways Mr BarbourI

came the bride of Daniel J. Me- Donald. son of the lato Mr. and Mrs. D. J. McDonald, The cele- mony was performed by the Rev. Father Louis Dougan with Nup- tial Mass. The bride. given in marriage by her brother. John .l.. worc a turquoise blue suit with black accessories and u cnrsuge of red roses. while the bridesmaid, Mrs. Gordon Toombs. wore a rose wool stilt with matching accessor- ies. Her cnrsage was yellow Talis- man roses. Mitflordon 'I‘oonibs Mr. Vcr- non Maddlgan ushered the guests. During the signing of the register Mrs. Arthur Arscnault and Miss Kathleen Hughes sang the "Ave Moria". Mr. Austin Connolly pre- sided. at the organ. Immediately aftcr the ceremony the wedding breakfast was served at the Quccn Hotel to the immediate relatives. Mr. and Mrs. McDonald left on a honeymoon trl-p through the Mari- time Provinces. On their return they will reside in Charlottetown.

Thlvicc last Sunday night the un- occupied house and barn of Miller Fyfc. Stanley Bridge. was set on fire. A barn in the same commun- ity. owncd by Mrs. Patrick Welsh. who has been spending the winter In Clmriottelcwvn. was also set on flrc. By means of quick action on the part of thc residents of the village. all three fires were t-x- tinguished. The first fire occurred about l0 o'clock nn thc premises of Miller Fyfe. Both house and burn were on fire. When those blazes were got under control. the firefighters had to hurry in the burn of Mrs. Welsh which wal noticed burning about 11:30.

No sooner had the weary men— tho time was about midnight-got flint fire out ivlicn they were cali- cd hack to the- Fvfe house which had hec set again.

R. C. P. officers arrive-d on the scene about 11:30. approxi- rnatciy the time when the Welsh barn had begun burning, Report: current in the villa e last night

With the lifting yesterday of the.

inden- the constraint of.

“team.

were that two men were undo!‘ suspicion of having set the fire: and that they would be placed

will n0‘ under arrelt int night or today.

It In said that the Fyfe houle was first net on fire by bruikln a window and throwing in ignite

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The bride ‘was give-n _ln marriage by her uncle. Mr. William '1‘ ser of New ork Oity and was

d by Beverly Bel er Beet. man was Dr. Geor c Rieyea LII t, N.J Mr W1 i:am See- y . Harold Kirkland of Moniatuwn. N J.. were ushers. The bride wore her Navy [uniform s32 carri a pra er bocr and wa crcbi s. Lt (fin Item Miller (NC) USNR. rendered several vocal sel- ectlom during the nuptial Mass. Fbllowlng the ceremony a wedding breakfast was held at the Ward- man Park Hotel for the immediate families and close friends.

Lt. Barry is a graduate of Moun- tainside Hospital School of NMIS- lng, Montclair. N J , and has spent four years in the Navy Nurse Corps. She is now stationed Ln Washing- tun attending George Washington University.

U‘. Byrne attended Prince of Wales College and St DunSl-mffi University, Charlottetown. Prlncfl Edyrard Island. and is a graduate in medicine of MoGill University. and is a practicing physician in Morristown. N J.. where the nmvly married couple will make their home.

The wedding of Miss Marion Irene Abbott. daulzhter o-f Mr. and Mrs. It. H. Abbott. Malpequc. to Mr. Joseph Charles Hogan. S01] of Mr, and Mrs. J. P. Hogan of Suni-‘ merside took place in Suninierslde yesterday morning at '1 o'clock in St. Mary's Convent Chapel. Rt. Rev. Msgr. G. J. MacLellan offi- ciated. The Acadian Girls Choir. with Mrs. Charles Cahill as soloist attended.

Miss Mary Hogan wal brides- maid and Mr. James Hogln acted as best man for his brother. The ushers were Messrs. John and Tun- ton MacNeill. cousins of the groom.

Given in marriage by her bro- thel‘. Mr. Leslie Abbott, the bride wore a gown of snow-white tulle over sati with full skirt and a full iengh silk net veil. held in place by orange blossoms. She car- ried a bouquet of Better Time Roses. The bridesmaid was attired in a pink taffeta gown. fashioned on the same lilies as that of the bride, with shoulder length vcil. Her bouquet was of pink Delight Roses. ‘

For travelling the bride wore a sea-green rult willi black accessor- ies. After the reception. at which girl-friends of the bride lei-veil, the young couple left by motor on a tour of Canadian and American citleL-S.

WEDNESDAY

—0N HOSPITAL TAI-‘F ~Nina M. Diloola, R.N., Perth. Ont. has joined tthe staff of the Prince County Hospital. She returned re- cently from serving as a nursing sister in Belgium.—8.

MAY DAY CELEBRATEI) —St. Pauls A. Y. P. A. held a May Day dance on May 1st in the Parish recreation hall. Music was by Paul Cudmore and his orchestra, The committee iii charge i the dance was Miss Dorothy Andrew. Mr. George Anderson. Miss Beverley VanIderstine. Miss Betty Beer. Miss Eleanor Olapp was in chart: of the Coke bar.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY -- The funeral of the late Charles Bell. 185 Great George Street. was held yesterday afternoon fronl the Cut- clilfe Funeral Home. The ser- vices at the Home and grave were conducted by the Rev. T. E. Mac- Lennan. The pallbearers were John F. Wheat‘. Alfred Pickard. Peter McDonald, Charles Stewart, A. R. Giilis. Frank Acorn. Inter- ment in People's Cemetery.

WRITE FROM BRAZIL An Englishman and his Canadian. born wife have writtcu Premiri- J, Waller Jones from Brazil. Where they are now living. nskriig for infonnatioli concerning Prince Ed- ward Island. They stated the rea- son fontlic enquiry was that they are seriously considering moving to the Province and will do so If the answers to their questions are satisfactory.

AWARDED MEDALS names of two Prince Edward Is- landers were included in the list of awards to members of [the Can- adian Almv released in Ottawa Mfllldflll- They are Signalman CA Hansen. of ClIlLIbMflOV/Il. award- ed the Canadian Efficiency Medal; and Sergeant F L H Howard, of Kell-Qillgt-on. awarded the first clasp to the Canadian Efficiency Medal.

_—I‘IAS FRAUTURED SHOULDER BLADE Seven-year-old David McDonald. son of Mr and Mrs Duncan McDonald. Sumnierside. in- jured in an accident Saturday. has a fiacliurcd shoulder blade and several fractured ribs, it was learn- Pd lflét night He is undergoing treatment ‘m the Prince County Hospital. The boy was intured when he was struck by a mot-or truck on wlgch he had been stealing a ride.

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FUNERAL SERVICES-The fin.- eral of Miss Katherine Flyin was held yesterday morning from her late residence. 17 Dorchcater Street to St. Dunstan's Basilica where Requiem High Msssnvas celebrat- Od by Rev. P, F. McDonald who also conducted Ill-ave. The pail Messrs. Jerome Gilils. Patrick Mumughatl. Albert Wilson. John Gllrmlvy. Patrick Dennis. and An- lhfllly Haughey.