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when home industries flourished in

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the KeLr Memorial Presbyterian on Tuesday;

(‘ilurciL Malpoque

Jul}: 19th.

Thu Presbytcr_v then adjourned to!

moot in the Presbyterian Church Belfast. at 7 P. M; Tuesday June 14th. {or the zncluction o.’ the Rev. n. l... Guru-um into the lw-sivwl gilartw‘ or the Belfast ccblzrcsafvll- 3i which public intilllllilﬁll W35 given and the meeting lives 010560 with the Benedictfon by the Mod- arcltol- the Rev. Fred Willlﬂmsoll-

Anglo-American Telegraph Com- pany, since amalgamated with the, Western Union. He was in charge ‘in: mo” “n65 and m that capacity mind and llPﬂTt. He will be sincere- gwas well known throughout lhc whole Island. Subsequently he re-y sumed his trade in the city of Bos- I ton, and returning to the Island, l one o! the largest Sea“ m George‘ was employed ‘or a Mme with theftown for some time. It was under late Bruce Stewart in Charlotte- me dlrccuon of st" Andrew's Lodge‘ town and the Bishop Foundry m A. F. & A. M. Service at the home Summerside. He was afterwards

associated with the late Herbert kmmﬂm’ ‘msm °‘ ‘he “m” Parker and with Peter Ross m cork lCllurcil, and the impressive Mason-

GEO. T‘ LAYERS ducting a foundry in Georgetown.

In the death on hilly 4th oi George T. Lovers, another vntcrlln resident of Georgetown has Wl-‘ilf-‘d to his eternal rest. Mr. Lovers, who was the son of the late John Lav- crs, was born in Licorgelown 7B you‘! ago and saw many shall!“ yln the town and province duriIlS Inls life.

In i910 he went to Sydney, Capcl

Breton, und served with the Du- mlnion Iron and Steel Company for l3 years. In 1923 he retired from active work and cumc buck to livc

est in affairs and keeping in close touch with current events through

' He learned the trade o! nolilbtaxgsnbiiﬁlblagted in the Private “n the vulca“ ‘ognfgrfoiz This. school conducted many years ago ﬁguxfglfylaézlﬁxapaged out '0! ab] by the late James Easton, of ’ Georgetown. llstence marry Zeagsegfo’ actazlegnizl- In 1887 Mr. Lavers married Mary a“ ‘mmsm’ “s” E. Campbell, of Milltown, Prince V V—‘ Edward Island, who predeceased him nine years ago. They had sev- en children, six of whom survive: |Herbert in Georgetown, Mrs. Wal- liace MacDonald, of Sydney, who were with him during his last ill- ness, Mrs. William Westaway, oi Waterford, Cape Breton, Reginald Levers and Rev. Oswald Levers, of Munson, Alta, Russell Lovers in Winnipeg. One daughter, Mrs. John Wight- _l man, of Quincy, Mass, predeceased iblm. i He leaves two brothers, Dr. F. C.

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and energetic, taking a deep inter-l

VCR-Sure of knowing hm. During his lllncss which he bore with Christ- inn pafcnce and fortitude he was visited by his pastor Rev, R, J, McDonald and consoled by the rites 0F H01y Mother Church. He ls sur- vived by two brothers and one sis. ier: ‘Thomas of Annlsquam, Mass, Frederick of East Baltic, and Mrs. M‘. H. Daggett of has Angeles, Callf., Tile funeral was held 0n Tuesday morning May 10th, from the resi- dence ol his brother to St. Colum- ba's Church where High Mass o! Requiem was celebrated by Fath- er McDonald and the remains ten- derly lad in the adjoining cemetery. The pail bearers were: Robert W. Dixon, Colin Dixon, Arthur Keene, John E. Mclyachern, Darrel Grady, and Lsadore Murphy. May his soul

rest in peace. -—_--_____. The Present: The present, gt

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Wh° had the Women; Institute met for their Q1055 Rpads, Rev, E. J. Chisholm, May meeting at the home of Mrs. pastdl‘. Prank ‘Trainer with an attendancc o1 eight members. Roll call was anf swered with 8- Bbrdm m1"- Mlmll" Canada, Services on the above charge es o! last meeting were read and {or Sunday, May 22, are as follows: signed. Discussion look place m Rose Valley at 11 a. m; Granville poultry. The plly "Lighthouse Nan" at 3 p, m; Pleasant Valley at 7.30 was reported a great success and it p, m. Thou. Palethorpe, Minister. was decided to stagcsame for any: other Institute desiring them lo do so.

Anthem after which lunch was served by hostess and social hour spent. Next meeting at Mk1. Chas. Rogeraonb. xull call in be Favorite ﬂower."

BRADALBANE United Church o!

ANGLICAN SERVICES — Crap- aud, Saint John's Church, May 22: Holy Communion 8.00 am., Sunday School 10.00 am., Evensong, 7.30 pm. Please note that Sunday School opens today for the sum- mer months.

Meeting closed with the National

"My WOMEN'S INSTITUTE NEWS- A new branch of the Women's In- stitute was organized on Tuesday, May 17th, 1032, at O'Brien Road. The meeting was held in the school. Following are the officers for the ' coming year: President, Mrs. Aus- tin O'Brien; Vice-President, Mrs. Charles G. Dunn; Secretary, Mrs.

BOBDIN SCHOOL i I Honour roll for Borden School. Pﬂndpll’! Dept.

Grade X-l Leigh Shurpé.

by charity and kindness-P. O. Hamerton.

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’. GRADE 1V Ur.) 1 Reginald Rod- gers, 2 Katheryn Mcmnia, 8 Bertha ‘Gnllnnt. ‘ GRADE lIl-(Sn) 1 James Downy. 2 Patrick lllolnnll, I hunk Dorsey. S. 0mm: 1|: m.) 1 wlnnsrnec Chappcll, 2 Bull: MMDmnll-l and Jack Doll's], 8 Lloyd Ouudet. 68.5% 1-1 Jackie Muclaaac, 2 Elinor Oumpbdll, and Ilium Ahelm, b‘ 3 Lorraine Roland Ind Doris Mtc- c] Isaac. v '1‘. c; Olllia.

A. D. O'Brien; Directors, Mrs. Wil- liam Brennan, Mrs. Alfred O'Brien, Mrs. George MacArthur; Auditors, Mrs. Alfred O'Brien, Mrs. Ronald McKenna. The next meeting to be held on June 14th, at the home of Mrs. Charles G. Dunn. Roll call will be answered by “Sing, whistle, or Pay!‘

GRADE 1.1-1 Nellie Sexton. GRADE Vni-l Frank Brennan,

GRADE V117, (Jr) 1 Raymond

GRADEWfII-l Patricia Rodgers. nd Jean Muclsaac. 2 Wanda Campbell,‘ 3 Billie Brennan and

ORDINATION AT HOPE RIVER. ~On Sunday, May 22nd, at 10.30 um. His Excellency Bishop 0‘Sul- livan, will ordain Rev. Joseph H. Pinoau to the Priesthood. Mr. Plncuu is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leopold Plneau o! St. Anne's, Hope River, and made his theological course at St. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore. Many of the friends of the young cleric have come from distant places to be present fur this important happy event.

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Blair Burch.

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Pmwse Bros“ Ltd’ ‘ FITNERAL 1SERVlCES—'I‘he fu- the direction of Mr. Pollard of New Nntuyq; Th. mo" I ‘may “Mun I v _ . 3182_5_20_3L nern serv cc o the late Boyd Liv- Haven and the interment was made the more I stand amlud at m; _ tlllqmnouss “m” M. lngstone otClyde River, was held at Clyde River-Cemetery. The pail work of the Cantor. I pray wml. Andlcw Levers, of Georgetown; two any T535851 m“ srknqurmu34ulnt Elizabeth-a _ou April 26th ult. The service was bearers were Fred Hyde, D. Hector I am engaged in my work 1n u“ sisterg, Mrs. Fwd urebster. or Dun‘ church’ May 22. Morning Prayer conducted by his pastor, Rev. D. Murchison, Ira Auld, John Yeo, icboratoryr-Pulam. Stlifflllli-lt‘, and Mrs. George Owen, Th, S; hymn mad Dram,“ 11m am’ K- R1058. assisted by Rev. Mr. Wake- Austin Hyde, and Wm. MacQuarrie. (Hub was greeted Wm, a capacity ling of North River. The hymns me Cmkne“ ‘news and MPMWS» ‘audience on the evening of March RACK 0F Summer Dresses. Gel- used in the service were ‘avourma PnRs°NM5 ' rflil) lute “In Layers w“; held m 1o'.whm they present“ the“. three anew and unene‘ ‘L25 to ‘gjm Of the late Mr. Livingstone. Th6 i the ilighcsl cslcem for his integrity m comedy mm, hummus, m", 14 p, 4.; prom, Ems" my choir consisted of a nwnbcr c! good Mr. J. H. Stevenson, manager or , L and his many fine qualities of Nm," 31gz_5_2()_31_ singers from all the churches in the Bunk of Nova Sootlc. in saint g m, m; lncmded many new ch“, the vicinity led by Mr. W, R. Shaw John wag in Moncwn yesterday - ’ ‘ - lly mourned by a vcry large circle actors, and" l: the ﬂpplguge md GIRLS WHITE DRESSES $1.93. 01' Cornwall. There was a very large en route to Prince Edward Island. ff" icr relatives and friends. His funer- appreciation evident m the hall be Prowse Bros, Ltd. 3182-5-20-31. numbe o! people ln attendance. a w. A. Walker who had been on n c Ophmgﬁ-ﬁﬂ ul, which ulls held on May 8th, was any cnurjgn o; m, “w,” of the”. i- fine tributes were many and very trip to Balm, John, returned 110mg "3 Hlﬂlmﬁld Sheet efforts, Lhgy gr; cgﬂgﬂﬂy ‘pm-my o; HAMPTON PASTORAL CHARGE beautiful. The funeral was under last evening-llllloncton Transcript. , , ' n . , . , , ' . ‘i, I I H I I l’ congratulations. —'1‘he services for Sunday, Mby 22, Itwouldbc unfairfo portioning" are: Hampton at 1i, DeSable at when each one did or h r- 3, and Bonshaw at 7.30. Rev. G. his cr pa t r- wns vondurlcd by the Rcv. C. U. so credltably but we must make Ayres, Minister. j special reference to Mia; Nllurlel Stewart who acted the pm or BURDEN-There will be Church lie ritual was conducted at the "Nan" in a mlnner to captivate service in the Bordon Community igralvcsllic hv Worslliilllll Master the hearty enthusiasm of the Hall, Sunday M'ay 22 at 3.15 P. M. ﬂJvlllllﬂ-‘i ll- Gordon. audience. lRﬁV. Mr. Archibald (BcdcquET, Mr. Levers, ilrz-ldlrr- being B. Mu- AB specialties excellent music Wm W015i"- lsun, was an Ocldlcllow oi long provided by our wclllcrlown vioiin- —-—-—-— y isinllllmg, imvillg received the Vet- 18h! Monro Ward, Crane and Hector CORNWALL CHARGEﬁ-MBY 23- n .| , _ _ l_ [mums Jew‘! rcprvsrnting 25 years MaoDonuld wcgmpgnicd by 1mm- New Dominion at 11 a.m., King- rcsrzlltulllcs ui llllr; order were 3150 Also "a reading by Mr. Oliver Jay p. m. Rev. D. K. Rosa, minister. ,{ll'(‘:‘»l‘l!b llL ills funeral. was greatly enjoyed. _ i Th0 P111 bczlrers were Charla All exhibition of ltep dancing by NEW LONDON GROUP. P765113’- . il-‘itzgcrald. J. A. MacCormack, .1, Mum vemcb and Jimmy Mac- terlbrl Church in Canada, services Q . lDcLorie, Seylnollr C. 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