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TUESDAY
Mouoliv . _ _ _- , PROPER . - , -  _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _
` MU" ` ` ` TY CHANGES HANDS" W"-li P47 .REB?l0_'l‘$.-»,\¢onais-- .'l'0'rA'ro~nssnl;l1’-A1ts`r.s,de-i ` ` _ 1-‘molly oN san Missioiv.-M1-s. 1-i. J
rl L_ C. Trivett arrived ini
,,.|.,iicioiri'ii recently from Lly-'.lii1‘i§
Mkt; the position of f\i.in;1:.:e1- ii:
guilt Caiiadluii- Ml". ‘I‘i'ivc.t is :1_
of gov. Samuel Tiivett oi Hali-
I i0i'n\¢-1- i°cct1:1'.of tile Aiiizliizaiil
_',,.,,,¢5 at Milton, 1-1. 1:. 1., utils-1
mh and Oakfield, N. S. llc re-|
_fiom the active work of the
uy several years ago after cele _
W the fiftietli aiiiii\'c:~--wry oi
,,din:\iion_
_ “day the Bih lust., there passed
v at her home ln.'Nol'w:iy the
fo; M1-5. John J. Nelligmi alter a l
.short illness followiilg a stroke
'th She suffered on i'-'ridily night.
deceased was a highly esteem-
My whose death has caused wide- |
4 regret. She leaves to mourni
4 s sorrowing husband several
<1 daughters who have the
I-li
~ ' 1 f'l 
mthy qi' a wide ciic e of i ends i
i.
-ADDITION T0 KEl\_'SlNG'I‘()N
LICE-Chief Moase will in future
assisted by Officer Matthews. Be-
” being custodian of law and or-
, Officer Matthews is general fac- |
tum for the welfare of tlic town-
. re fire prevention, maiiitennnce
rmooth streets. light and, water
pply, etc. He is A skookuin young
footer and will be a good acquis-
ion to the man power of this busy
wu.-K.
on Monday evening, I"cb. 9th, Mr.
d Mrs. J. A. Bernard, Tigliisli. de-
hiluily entertained at their bcnu-
ul home when they bid welcome to
er severity guests who iisselnblcd to
joy tivo hours of cards. The games
ere keenly contested and heartily
. toyed. The prize winners were:
iiction Forty Five: First Ladies, Miss
orcnca Harper; Consolation, Mlm
azel Harper. First Gentleman's, Mr.
_ M. Ryan; Consolation. Mr. T. P.
cmsrd. First Ladies, Whist, Miss
gyguerite DeRoche; Consolation.
s. oorbett. First .Gentlemons
' lust, Mr. Ralph Hackett; Consola-
on, Mr. George Doucette.~After the
istribution of prizes dainty refresh-
ents were scitfed by the hostess as-
ted by several lady friends. An
-our' of dancing stimulated by ex-
cllent music completed the program
d brought to a close another very
leasant evening at the Berr1ard»hos-
itable home. Proceeds in aid of the _
stholia Womens League.
GORMLEY-MCGEE - An enjoy-
O event took place at Charlotte-
- an Feb. 11th, when Miss Annie
sy Goi‘n\le_v, of this .city, was unit-_
' in H1-11`I‘i_»1i;i'. to John Richard Nic-
ee, of Dorchester- Street. Char
tietoiru. the cci'i‘iiiol'iy being per-
'mrd ln' flight llev. l\'l~i1i:=1giiol'
- lli'iCe McDonald. Tile briclc was
l
Sunimersicle. is still rclnciiibeied as
The lifeless body of Ivan Malloy, 15,
ttenrierl by Mrs. Bessie l\icClo_=l:v_v
- rhnrniiug, being <l1'e:;:<c:| in wl~.ii.c _1,,, mm “..1_, U L, in cl _._ .Wmbown were Mrs. Eliza Sinclair, a friend of .."0LD RESIDENT. l'.\\‘.\'F1S.-Oiie'
tin with hat to nintcli niitl citr-
Wcls. The brideslimitl \v:ts uttlrcfi
- ln old rose satin dress and car-
-- a lovely bouquet of-winter lillles.
- ier the ceremony a sumptuous sup-
" “'95 ‘try much enjoyed by many
ds at the home of Mrs. Bessie
cflloskey and the evening wiled
my in dancing, singing and other
7='i»=.....'.. _-nlusemezirs. The bauple
ere the recipients-oi' many beautiful
i'°~i01'\i-I. which shcwnd the esteem
in which they are held by miiny
55- lil .loin in w_i.-.hiu:.r this
tiling couple a happy wedded lilo.
LAID T0 REST-Tile funeral of
T5- W. W. Stanley, who died in
ntreal on Wednesday, Feb. llth,
'S held yesterday-'afternoon from_
ht h0me of her daughter, Mrs. C. C. i
_V City. Services .at ilici
Ind lt the grave were con-E
bl' Rev. Di'_ Ranisny. a:-sl.--led
the Trinity Church Choir and by
J. A, Lawson, who sang li solo. [
Dlli bearers were: Messrs. Fred
James Brow, Parker Moore,
D- Johnston, Premier Les and
Holi. Interment was at
Cemetery. 'rue lite M1-5.
'Who was a daughter' of .the
Hthrv Harvis and Hannah Lea.
_:am in Charlottetown oil Oct.
lhd on the anniversary of
sbirih. oct. la. lass. man-lea w.
imity. A member of the firm of
Bros.. who for many years
a dry goods estftblisiinu-lit
her ciiy. Hel' husband predeceas-
“Vefll years age. There are
“'i°\-U11 the following sons and
_ M510! J. Webb i'itan‘cy,
on-» Ii- Present in Europe;
°‘w'¥_i°moson. city: i-1.11-1---_ fnciui
biam 0! Montrczil. __'1`he fol-
M rothers and slstt-rs -also sur-
iss Jennie llarrlc City; Mrs.
5hl|'D°»_Vi'ilico1|'.'e1': ll. A.
Montmi_s_nd w. T. nan-ic.
R me __m°f'0¥°ll. Mrs..Ctzi'1ley was
M _ Z member of ti-e pi,-3;
nl f.
,df ‘°°‘~° Uiliirvh. now ri-inity unit-
' 11
Toronto; Kate. wife of Major
Lane oi Charlottetown. niece and
several days
published in yesterclay`s Guardian. of
Fraser science student at Dalli-.iusic
al Council of the Y. M. C. A. Con-
trip he visited St Catherine s. Ham-
return in early spring and make
their home at Port Hawkesbury.
Beth Eden Baptist Parsonage, Walt-
Miss Sophie Amelia Ramsay and Mr
'- UL Pl\lI'lY-MIS Ch8ii0S BURGLARIES
' ~ . INVESTIGATED -
1\'!' ' 13 --1-_-n . _ ~ _V M . D l Bl! ' . '- _
|>~ti(ii.)o1:lLi‘t~`|" l` a .dllmmmh brmgu estate iii’ utllc l;t;m;IrDu.;glii`iseg the .The mV°‘ngaM°n mm the recent nm Maqrice Menon.” of Chulmte'
__ ___ __» __ -_ _ ionic n Sllniiiierszctc _ _ ' °V°f- robberies of two stores at `T.gnis1\ |_-,|ii°WU. »M0MiK¥\0l'-McLean, ,VI -G.,`o!
-.i-. 111111.-1i.1_\ oieiiing-_ s_ Suffolk, fiom Mi. W. J. Curley, “phi _
` iMattnpan Mass cggc commucd by Sergennt (.""°il,¥
_  _ _ _ _'_“"‘ ` .' ' ' an onstable Kinch. From the store
v-T-` limb" wruniivo ol~:i.Ls Tl  °f Mrs' S“""""”"' ‘vm ""“°“ ‘I-50 in .
_  .. , (__. po..cc ol.11e1- of _ le maiilage w|,1,¢,.s_ eleven pounds Q4. mbacc°_ a bm-|0p_¢|¢¢g, °g,mm__,||°¢¢u_._.R"_ _MZ
Siiiiiiiieisulc, and ins 11\mil-,- ici; Sum'°f Mi-‘S Alline Jane Felch ol 5-1 Lib- ibox of dry ,eu bauems mu pack '
lnizrsido on Sziturclay for I-i"ilil`:iv Ns °"iV'5f-- Haverhill, Mass. -took iJil¢E'ages of vazor blades fiv ' r -'i ' ' ' '
_ _ __ » . _ . - _ e bam" f ustines Seminary. _ ._ -
t\_§l?\;dii_i1‘.\’_\i';11 leave on Monday on 2:0583  t°NM; g_i°"3° Neim" giner ale. Sundry articles, 'includiiggi
o '. - r i - - » . ,. 0. . . ~ -
“S ii-ii c o L veipaol l.ugl:i..d. me bride M; forma" ;’;\0¢h3‘ ‘li a qiiantity of canned goods were sly,
Y e e” “I-V _ taken from Shelfoon’s store.
"|-RQ|__“m_:§ AT .HGNISH _'adopted daughter of the late Mv. and FORMER ISLANDER _The death
N.e\vs of seveiuil bilrglarics in Tiguish, Mrs' ‘mseph J' Lane °f this CRY- occiiriecl nt 465 ‘nth . . - _ -. '_ _ . -
_mc ___ S_________0___S S_O__e_ _ms been __e__ _ F__a_______c0 cam. on __;;eni;;__dS_i;r; tiaining at Ottaw..G!2\»irsI liolpitli.
ceived by thc Proviiicilll Police. An SENT To 0RP""N"‘GE`“0" Sai' Mr J HY McKay a forma. on 1;
' ‘  in t is 1 1- 1  .` _ I ""°`
_i___,___iCicc1&_ is l_)ei1i_u c_.l_11icd out bi/_ _laiywgungs ‘I,Vuliv°';‘Tc: ioiégnl  tetouii resident who will be remem- _
_ o |11 y uiiistsblcs. It tins; _ k _- . bercd by some of me nldel. l.esidenL;_ at .dXphm_ern,_ . __. _ _ 
also been reported that a number of “ en "° me "i“h“n“g° at M°“"i5 li/fr McKay, after a long and healthy V ` V
other stores in Tigiitsli have been Herberc Where four other children life' took a stroke at six P m and
broken into during the last month °f the same family have bee” Since died at nine the same evening. Mr
and ser-crlil hundrr-ri dollars worth of 185" Fan' C°“5i'“b1e Mcxmiey Wh° McKay would have been B3 years old
lncrclinnilisc stolen. °°“d“Ci~¢d the Child L0 ill” Cii-Y WHS in October ne t
. ,___ _ _ _ x and was planning to
?_ _ _s orm stayed at New Loudon _ foi take a ,Mp home this summer to visit
, l’liN|§|lA|i \\’l']|)N|:§S|)I\\'-'F110 ill” / ' his (lilly 5i5l.(’l`, MTS. Charles Dalzlel
nerzil of the late Michael 'i`. Lriuibe “’_ ' 01' this city: He was deeply interested see;-t(|¢¢ 5,, 31', 37”, -1-H1, 5 
. _ _ _ ‘ v ."` . _ - _ _ . t S Uh Aff
Spl-ingfield, will take place oil Wed-. WELL KNOWN IN PRO? INLE” m me h°"“? “CWS and hid the GU’-lf' rican monument wa,51d¢¢¢r1;;Ad Wm,
nesdny ttomorrowi morning, leaving' 'Many friends m this Pmvmce 'Will dian read to him regularly emh gy- ' " ' -
the noise nt 9.30 ccicck. The late 'emi ‘° '"“`“ ““'°“§1‘ ° ‘iespmh wins by his daughter. Mis. Alice
Mr Lniiibe (lied sutldcliiy oil Sililtlny M0iCil‘l1m. its his eyesight has been
niizlit. froin lii=liil1i1.\i".ittc ui i.l\c`b1'aln. me death °[ Mr' Hligh Gmmc ill-:iiiléi i0l‘ the Dial' year- the usual |_nn]\,e-,sary Wm be held- t
_ . _ ._ _,_
F McPhee- gentlemens consolation,
“mul by me b°5'5- H13 fcai' °i °°°k' `Poulti'y Record Association meeting ' ' _
ing 55 dozens of _eggs on Easter Suu- ‘and canadian National Exmbmon Y? F~dCh1`i5i-0Ph€i"- At the close of
. ~ _ , , l' °
dill’ m°m\“E_ b¢`f‘_’10 Ulf->_ i00lS Mi- banquet at Toronto, also the Nation- :eyed :yl°;’__l;s_1a_;;;;“:;ni;': bggg
committee. al-number of the ladies
/irrr:/ii. or iii.-ivi‘Lr.1/11vls_wii.L iitcn, ottawa and Montreal, attend- 5"'1”“' _ .- ‘
The hearing of the appeal- in the ing Rotary meetings at the last two '_ _
suprr-_inc Court of Ciuinclit to restore places. m';n;'_lFE,_0F 1§El;vl'gE-‘xl mxind
the judgment of Judge Palmer dis~ -- ' _ ` "mflg mu ‘e at M
allowing thc will cl tnc iatc Alfred or Local. lN'1nrtr:sT-Friends ;';_';1dle;‘;_"°f‘°_;";)”1;’_f;’1f_‘“;1t ‘°’°;`"°W °'
Mcwilliums. West Cape, beginsithis on Prince Edward Island. have re- . ' - _ U .wio pass-
wcelc in Ottawa. The decision of the ceived announcement of the mar- ed away on Satmday in .F1°Hd°"
Judge of Probate' was reversed by rlage of Miss Mary Catherine Mac- :£53133 hl? glad iaxxtxn then/?°I;§ 3!
the Supreme Coilrt of this“Proviiioe Donald, daughter of the Reverend who MEM; lsigmeeot _'mi/fleas; 
last fail. Messrs W. E. Bentley. K. C. Donald MacDonald, D. D., of Port Supc__m__C____ _ ___ Prince Edward
and J. J. .ici111stcu_ K c, represent- "lla-.tin1zS. Cape Breton. and Gordon Island Division of 't`h‘; c_mmmn'N_°__
ing the appellants, nnd Messrs J. 0. Stewart Macwalker. manager of the tional Railways wu_ a mmm of
C. Campbell and Thane Campbell Walker Financial Coml”-“Y Of P011 Stemmke this iwovmce He was one
rcprrasentiriz the responclcnt_. The ex- _H0Wk€5biH'5'. N. B. Mr. and Mrs. Mac- of the ol d’ A ch 091 of L C: R_ men md.
1-cuter. Mr. Nelson Mcwiiiiams left Walker are speiidins their honey- one 0,_mé_m.ost_popum_ of an °m_i
for Omma saturday mommg_ moon in the West Indies. They will cms of the_ ___md___i“_Ma__mm. Cam
ada. His experience in railroading
covered forty years, the entire per-
°f Ci`if\¥1¢`U@\`. .(iaSD€, P. Q.. A student iod being spent in the service of the
_ _ . - At _ '
at St. Diiiistans Uliivcrsity, was ‘NTERESTING WEDDING Intel,-colonial,-H15 1-i,ge..f,-om the- bog.
fov.i.d _vesiertiny morning noni- the __ 530 Feb Bur tom round of the ladder was steady;
Malpeque Road' in rt ileld. Malloy ham’ Mass" 2 ' D' m" ' ’ he was a. good-railway men, n re-
lmcl been liiissiiig from the university it  spected citizen and 4. in_\_.1i _.'1°ieud.-
d the f'l'oo‘ri was 'uipportetl bv isimc Friday night' hut it was fnmrles `Edwmbd lslgiild pzstfer urlieev Humax Herald'
‘ ‘ ‘ ` _ ~ ,t.iiou:;`nt ‘lint no \vn,<; staying with m miniage Y _ 0 . - ____
1-. John l\fcDoimld. The brute look- }h.k,HdS il; Um' (._,._V_ when no trace Charles McLean. The attendants ‘ ' - '
1 5 iill 1 l
Q  _....1 - - ' . - . -_ the bride, and Mis. Bertha Bond, of Sourls' oldest residents in the per
_ _ Ion ._.u.i.l.i_., .\i>...i.i psitcs ueie oi
ed a brruiiilill bouqiir-L_ ei \-.~‘.iit-.- _._,,,,,..¢J Rm, 11,. 1,, »;_,. ,ms f,,,,,1ly-1nothci~ ofthe bridegroom. The bride son of James Mclsaac passed away
ciiscovori~1l in rt fivlil not far from
the colleiic.
All i.°1qiie.~t into thc riiwzuinslaiioesi
nf the t.l':\g':<i_v vvns held lnst evei'ii1ig`
at A~ Heiiiic.~se_v's Uilcicrtakiiig Pal"-
lours before Coroner Di". J. C. Hous-
ton.
The seven witiicxes exanihied
were Henri Malanfont, :uid Ernilo
Landry, who were coiiipzinicus of the
deceased on Friday night, Joseph
McMahon and Arthur McGuigan.
niemilers of the search party that
found tho body, and Charles Wnye
:intl l._:nnbert Wayc, who saw the
stuciciils -.111 the road.
It nppcars from the evidence that
Ivan Malloy \vith Henri Malenfoiit
and Emilo Landry came into the city l
Fridziy evening. Later in the evening
the three started for St. Du1ist9.n's
together. The walkiiig was difficult
and the snow \\-'ns very tleop. The
ihrre brcaune .'~1~ri:ii'nleil ou the road.
lifnleiiioiit r`c:.cl1-:ri the college nlonc
and Lmidry zirrzverl inter with Lnm-`
bert lvaiye and a student, Ivan Train- i
from the university on the traiir “RE AT
1.
Ro
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to
' of talisman roses and sweet peas.
Following the ceremoiiy. a. reception Parties- A1`id1‘€‘-V Blllihcy. J9-H168 Keys 1
held at the home gf My and Wm. Ledivell and Charles Isaac,
will . ~
Mrs. charles wood Bona, 115 Gibbs mnkilis f°Ur °f the finest and vw-ei
who is a daughter of Mr. Norman Friday 6th in the 'l7th year of his
M. Ramsayfof Hamilton, P. E. Is- age. For 55- years he lived in Sonris, '
mediate relatives and friends of the
couple were guests. After their re-
turn from an automobile trip, Mr.
and Mrs. Bond will reside at 42
Sterling Road, Waltham, Mass.
WEDNESDAY
cky Point, was completely destroy-
ed by fire on Friday night last. The
loss which includes the value of the
household furnishings amounted toj
more than $2,000 part of which- is
cr. i‘.5:.ll:;y v.'1i1irl:1‘c:l into 11 field and, Smith fell on the stairs and received
altll1".l1‘.li .'=c;‘:i by im pcrscii, \v:ls ap-
p.i1'c:1tly going in the direction oi
lilo college.
A high snoivbnniz hid the body
from |1;1sael'sby cn the road. The dc-
ecussil youth was lying on his 'back
with hs 111-111.; outstrctclied.
:\ painful- injury. '
P. W. C. DEBATE.-"Resolved that
and should be consolidated," was the
subject discussed at the meeting of
the Prince of Wales College Debating
The jiiry utter clrisilllritioli brouglit Ssccty yssterdfiy. Tile resolution was
in the follnvriiif: ve‘.‘dict: -clofenteil by a vote of 64 to i8. The
"We thc J11r_v empnnizellcd to in-
ri-.llm into the 1';‘.u'e of de:\ih of ivan
ltfr\.i‘oy wlloso body was found today.
February 16, in a field on the Mal
cordliig in the evidence and opinioii
of this coroiinrs jury that dcatl) was
dilc to e::po.~.|i1'1-." (Signed. S. A. Mc-
Hennessey, Alfrcrl I-Zcll_v_ A. A. /illey.>
Rev. Di'. Murphy, rector cl' St..c
Dunstan's. leave.; tirs m<i1-niiul forin
unfortunate student, whore fainiil'
Pro spenkcls were Eific Brcliaut and
Mary llecirtz, and llr: Con speakers
were Ralph Larkin. Advice Cninpbcll,
Rural Schools in Prince Edward Isl-|
W. lieorduii. it. E. Spillcil.. A. A.`Q
will have the deep syinprltliy of all '1‘
st" Newwn Cenu.e_ where me gm. fertile farms on the entire Souris
Line Road. He followed the machinef
business both here and in Sydney, of
which he was lui expert. One of his
sons made the supreme sacrifice in
France. His 'rife predeceased him two
y.~ar_=, ago, since when his daughter
came home to his bedside the w0<"¢
ROCKY POINT-The .he died. Another son is a locomotlvei
esldence of Mr. Francis Smith. `eligii~1ec1~ located at Borden. Mr. Mc-__
Isaac was highly respected by the
pecplc in Souls who knewliim best.
-DI'I.‘\Tl{ OF DIES.-DIKRY ELLEN
overed by insurance. In attempting||.0wERs_-1-he dum _occun-ed in
extinguish the fire with snow, Mr. .me Prince County H05-p-tal ,m_5un.
clay oi’ Mrs. Mary Ellen Powers, Car-
leton siding. at'the age of‘58 years,
after a short illness. The remains
were conveyed to Messrs H. A. Comp-
ton's Undertaking Parlors where they
remained until Monday afternoon
when they were taken on the after-
noon train to t-he home of hqdaugh-
she resided. Mrs. Powers, formerly
belonged to Darnlcy'but had resided
in Carletonfor 'over twenty years
and was very highly esteemed by
- iifnry Hunt. Norman McLean. Tl1e_hM, many h__,ends_ Them-me left to
pequc Road. West Royalty. find ac- critic was Norma McQuarr.e. mmm wo daugmew Mm U_ Eb
i' vington of Lynn, Malssl Mrs. Robert
SENT OUT 0" PR°“NCE-'_The Cameron of Carleton; also one broth-
two men from the Mainland. who or Pom. T_"1-.°,;,_,e,.s M me Unwedi
Leod, forcinnii, Slxtiis McLellan. l\i.__abaui two wcsks ago were lodged tn states md two- s,m_-r_`_- MM Ewen!
"°°'f“ cmmw Jn" cn charges °‘ Laird of' Medford 'Mass and `Mrs.
“wmncy .han been Ndcrcd roles” Anne Christcnsoniii Florida, fto whom
5 by HE’ H°“°“" U°“":"”’“t G°""` ihe'Gua:dian extends sincere rsym- - _ _ . _  _ .. _ -. _
_ or Dalton and yesterday morning “thy frm funeral 't§kc_"»_ pmcé 'on |Mi'. and Mrs. Bond will reside _lt 
Chimciler with the iicinans cf the _'were conduefedmo Borden by Con- wednesday M 2 p_' m_ fran; an ‘_"'_
‘°“b'° “Y °' ‘"° P’°"‘“°‘” P°“°°- ulcncc or-ner-acugiitev. ‘i.i`1<=.-l'-1¢1.:rt
he men were out aboard the car cameron of Carleton _S _ -
clr_-:,cs ci our people in tbcir sud-‘ferry and ordered to return to' their
‘im i>°'°°\'°m°\\i° _.' . l\°.“\°*‘ 'sumu Lmmn ew sq. |_\¢.,\;`
kept; house for him. A son in Boston’
ter, Mrs. acbcrt Cameron, with whom 1
scorn. -_ma Rev.: on ucr.‘¢ii_ui,:.' _qi
Tisoiah #left yesterday' ‘mominr-Ztnr
Tqronto to psy; theia_respe¢u._-'mt' uw
_S¢Ph A. Q_'Bullivan,.r`e,ci,or.' oi' gt, Ang.
_ 'ru_viisn_1iv; '  _'. _
nmnriud or _sun sssiveur-
The many irleh<is.'_cl 'Dorothy ic
Mackenzie of this clty.~.n`l`in`e-l`n-
will rcgrewo lou-ri .';t'gl;¢r_m_,_f_¢_,§.
tered the strataccm' ucuticir -ampi-
tal there' suirennr nom- fm smile
Pssnoiiszao ‘1mNivusAa!`-
Yesterday was the 3ist uinlvsrssry
of the battleof Pasrdebei-g;.'i'o_ught
911 Februcrv iath, isdc, .vv_i1en=.l»_.1_»i»mi
Taylor_ of Charlottetown was killed,
Aliféd RJSBS 'making the -_supreme
111185 an_d_.`drap'gd in black yesterday.
Next Sunday tl1e'_vei.eru'ns `will_'ps'r-A
mic. to st. nu‘nstsn"r suuicc,-and
llc becauio o\'r.'r1i:iir~ ivliilc (loin ’ the ` ‘ ' . _ ' t _
Chores in his bm.n_ Hr uC\.l,l_ I.c;am_ University, who succumbed to injilrics VALENTINE muDGE_A most w"m°nummt’ - - -
ed consclousiiess, and passed away a f°“°“'m3 an exP1°5i°“ in me 1a'b°"" 911503/able evening was spent on Mon.
few hours latch atory of the University last Thursday day February 16,_h_ in the Kmghw
-M Mr- 5"`“5°l` was 3 5°" °f Rm- H- J- ol' Columbus Hall, when the Char-
-iusruuuizo rltoiu ilnLil~‘Ax- Fraser- T"1f°- Pe-Si»°r f°f many Years icttetcwn subdivision or the oath.
Mr. Augustine Alicarn, or “Giis", as °f the Pfesbyiefian Chufch in Slim' olic Wom_en’s League held their gn-
hc is affectioiintely culled by his for-' meside- liual Valentine Bridge, the affair be-
incr coinradcs of the 105th Battalion, "'_°" 1113 Very successful, both financially
paid zi. short visit to Siiinmerside on RETURNS FROM 0-rTAwA_D\. and 5°°iHiiy~ LOVBIY l5l'iZ€5 Were- WOI1
' b Ah 101
his iv.-ty tc his 110111.- in initial-e from _,_ A_ Clark Supe,,nte,,dem 0, me Y ~ 2 lowir-are Ladies first, Mrs.
Halifax' N- S" “'1‘°"° hc had bca” E. e tal Static has returned J' McNeill; ladies se°°“d‘ MN' J'
f - ,, .  _ .. .. ""9"" “ “' wcifcnden- ladle cc i ti
bc ole ic Medical 1301115- GUS is from Ontario, where he attended the ‘ 5 ns° a °"' Mn'
F' Walkei G tl en’ fir t Mr. S.
wen k“°“'“ “S um “mf °f th” 105'” Canadian Swine Breeders Associa- '  en em- -5 5’
and his cutinnry fume is still talked _Mon meeting Canadian _National G. P€DDili; g€l1i19m_°“'5 5990115. MP-
. ' ~
FUNEKAU; !El»V1Cl5-The."f\1Xi£1‘-
ai .cf the flute 'Mrs' Angus Mu:_Dou‘;sil
was he1d'Tues`dsy afternoon.' 
her late rssidencg‘to  People?
Cemetery. _The service _atfth`s‘ho'1ne
was conducted -by Rev. Dr. Ramsay,
and at the grave bylev. CQN.
Brown. -The pail ben.i'ers~iwne _Mur-
dock Ross, John Weatberble, Wallace
Wood, Samuel MnoPh¢re0n, -Neil
mmch, wiiccim anus.. _ ` ‘
-can ron ronouro-_in-. me
Mrs. Beverly- Owen, whoihnve bien
visiting' the ' latter's . parents, lb. and
M!l..G. W. Bell 01'-_B\lm.il1¢rBld¢," for
some time, _left on' Tuesday".`nio1'r1fng
one of his many nccoinplishii1ei'1ts.-- vc tis 1, Niagara Fails During his _ _ -- _ _ __ _
n n 3 _ of the Jun1ol',_C._ _W. L. assisting in for Toronto, whsle. they _wiiiredide
for .a timer when' i’_a.rli_sinei-it opens
Mi‘.f0_wen will attendas speci|.l-c_o'r-
respondt for.  Mr. and
Mrs. Owen have _many 'friends on.tha
Island who regret fn ees 'them de-'
part., Mr.-_0wen_ws.s, some time ago.
editor of the Pioneer a.nd_was also
on the Guardian staff. stone time.
'  -I.
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WITH -BEGARD 'T0 '1‘llI_ FAYAL
ACClDlN'_l?iaf‘ Slturday- last at_®,v-
endish, as I. result 30! which Stsyert
Mccsilum, 9_yn`1»~o1d con of so-_ ami
Mrs. Wm. MeCe.ilii'n-1, lost _his life.
The Guardian is informed 'th_.st- the
little boy slipped -. oB_ _ew  _ of
sheaves and was oeu_¢‘ht_ by_jths_drun_\
of the threshing machinel 'l‘ho"ie-
oldent occurred _et -4;o'oloel¢ in' the
afternoon. Dr,1"lemin¢»-ot"st'uslsvy sr-
rlvod -witl\"|'.  -nurse ttf(
o'elock, and-Dr. Simpson;-ot Billm-
mei-sii-ie vn'a__istar culled. 'nn calm
died _st 2 o'ciock on" Sunday morn-
ing. sm-‘vivii-1g_irc 'thc _parents and
five brothers and |istei's__
____
The funeral of thelate Mrs. Dan-
iel Davies took piece yesterday “st
land. was attractively gowncd in one Wliii U10 0X0Ci>ii0li Ui' it _i€W y€€l'S_ __ _
of the new shades of blue chiffon -‘il1l€l'ii- in Sltdllcy- lie vvas‘boi‘n oli‘his M5 D' m' hum SL* muh church'
‘ and wore a hat and shoes to corres- fathers B-*State R miie Oilil..-‘f 5°\1fi-S
pond, while her arm bouquet was t0Wli. OH 00m.‘l1Et0 HB9 H6 diSD05¢d
of ,the ent:1‘e estate to four different
_iThe Laborers -Task is -O’er," and
The rector Rev.~H.'D.]Raymond, ll. A.
was assisted by the Rev. Canon
'C‘iimi-nings. The hymns _ sung were
"Lead Kindly iiigiits' `
_ 'Hia mpurners were Messrs D. B.
st_¢wi1rt,_x. al stumi, :-1. iz. stew-
art, r-_ F. May, w. r‘_~ A-stewart.
Patrick Warblirwn, D_r. Goodwill,
ri. M. _simpson T. B. wccsn-nn and
Archibald Iiavin. ' ~ `
Honorary Psllbssrers: Jud|e__lIs_s-
zard, Col. Ings, ID_less1-sl H. 'Jsines
Palmer, George W. Wa-keford, Capt.
T. G. Taylor, W. W. Owen. _ ‘
Pall bearers: Ool._Chsrles Leigh,
Messrs H. H. Horne, _Jsrnes E. Har-
ris, E. T. Higgs, George De __Bloi`s,
Victor Purdy. ' _ _
'Interment was in Sherwood Com-
etery, Rev_. Mr. _Raymond -odlclating.
noun '_ n`sMss'r.-At ins nctn
Eden Baptist Parsonage a`t.b_alf'-past
five _on February sixth;-Miss Sophia
Amelia mfunsay* and _Mi-_ -can-_ies
Edward Bond -were ' unit/ed ln' mar-
riage by the p_astoi°._'Rev. Charles_‘J.
-M:I_.ean_ '_The a`i,_teniiai1_`ts.» were ‘ Mrs.
Eliza Sinclair_o_£_P_. E.-1,. I friend of
the in-iris _md  an-tnc' anna.
mother of the groom. ’i"he` _bride who
is a, daughter of Mr. Numan M.
Ramsay of Kensington, Prince Ed-
ward Islsnd,"wss` attractively gownod
in one of the new shades of blue
crepe and _woré"a_ hit to correspond
while he_r__srn{ _bouquet was of`tl.lis`-
mm rms -emi' 'nic-ct __ r;’gu'__ niigq-
ing- the ceremony ‘r _reeeptio_n'w_ss
nerd ut the-_imi_n¢ of ur. sim un.
' cl~1_¢r1c.~ _w. aqiréi'-off ns oibin 'sa-nt,
Newton ' Centre, ` where thc fimmod-
‘ late’ relati\‘es_"aisd `fri_ei`1_1-lr. of "tli"e
e_c`upie 'weiie  Alter-` their _re-
turn 'n-cn 'c-snért aiiismébiib' trip,
Storiini itoaé, Wslt_`lian'i',"M§s's; 
 1-_\’~imi._¢f _w-vi.-»1i_~ _-in
11-lends nm1’winr-mn 'very' niuén
avci-étt ncmsayl asmiitcnfaiiii mi-V
i1°r¢&i'm_x":of`11two 'weeks 'ftiie local 'po-
tato ‘market became idtlve' s' few
  q1ne~_si\ippi_ng._» auf "mum-
ed.' Smsii ouontitieq of_\'.§i_'o'en.l§o_\in-
i.`li\'|'.lIid kllhl C0bbll!'_'lfI'\lle BLOCK
are .~ n`\ovin¢,`_' 35 _.cents bein! '_ oi!ered
for,_theifoi1¥i¢_r._s_.pd_`24 cents .for me
ls'tter,_ iAt present; _,a __stesm_er_ is
p1a1_1\¢_.;t.-us_iiu;,with_isi41na pots-
toés _ :cr .1=hi|niie'l>pi1_i»_ Another _pc-
tm; iiteimer -wui I-ui. ioéaea lit the
saiinvori iwttveelr-; :__ .~ _~ 
'.‘l=.»=‘1i.v_\=_N.-1T¢°i~i1.~neer»riGs-a-.
1- f'1_---1<.<=-»--'.- Seve-1-an--it °f ii-.-
35s_fierf1"i1a'_i'i_t`ai__'-2i1i1`:i`if._'ai{i_d_»Mr.-__W._ R.
snip-gl rri>yi1\cié1__-:n.1v_c__ _stcciz 'super-
intenden_t_,_ and _”Mes'srs. - I,ewls_ _Rppcn
 R.op_e_r,_1'ctui'iie'd lest evening
fi-om. Amherst -where they _attended
the  meeting- ‘of `th_e`\Maritir_ne
1-live-_Stock p`re_eders_ Association., _The
l`r_1eetins~ was * n`1or_e~ largely_ attended
 was 'the l`neeting._ln_st year. `_M_r.
gl ,_1i~.-5111113? or _ 'ti-le rm-iericigp _'nx-
rygrinlentml Stntion,_ wiis' re-elected
pi-§ci<_ic`i1t.  :actin __ lnccweil,
Fred McRae and'-JJH. Kennedy were
appointed-directors to 'represent this
Prov_i'ace..'_ _ _  _ .` ' _
J,-.-The -remains of the'.l`|te °_M.\-s.f Est-
her' Gillsm, -who.-passed’ away _at the
home. cf _ner-_ daughter in miircx,
arrived’»on»the-.evening train on Sat-
urdl-y;arid_' -were conveyed ta the
home-_ of her son_,`l_Ir. _William Gil-_
iiim, - sciirisl 1'rlw_ lm M1_-s._c_siiii1un
was 84. years _of (ge and- spent _the
meter .put 'cr..lie_1_». lin- in-scu1~i.s,
wliar_e_1ihe ' was '_be1ovod_- sud -respect-
m= ni who-.knew ner. Tac- run-
erslxok #piece on- Sunday afternoon
the h__‘inst.,-at-two o’clock from -the
residence- cr§i1c1-_son _t°_ti-ie imgucn
Church Cemetery. Both- services
w_ere‘-` conducted. _.by Osptainf ~Belt.
!ilrsL..Gi1liss11_-~lesves_:t1o inourn _nei-
iw. mg iicuglitera- ws? shields.. cl
r‘-'l_c111q`.x;»-.Mi-s. <mlv.>‘- c._.uitcn¢i1, _cr
Herrin' Cove, ‘N. S., _and one son, Mr.
viiiiiieiiri-,-cnui\n1,:_cr scum.. 'rc the
ap'1»¢_svéa=- 1-cictivcs . tiwoucruim ex-
tends sincere `|,ympatl'iy.- .
I On<l‘ebrusry- iith 'numerous -friends
 learned with deep
regret' that -_the -long and commend-1
able life of‘Jarnes .0‘3rien'o! lllina-
d.sls;.had.cp`ms to_a.ce.lm and peace-
§ul"closo after' he-had been oonfined
to his _home for-at fairly.-long' time. The
i`_»1tc»- ivn-_ our-len- nitimgh having
-hisiletlfi-yosriwasvsry active
until--r few-morxtim previous. ~ Mr.- 0`-
lriim- ins- ot-'av cheerful - disposition
a`ad`»a'fn`vorite' among young and old.
He could-converse intelligently on
n1s'nyi`i,opi_cs ` ‘story 'of' pioneer
life-_nllaief his eompenyisought by. all.
"11ie"fu_ne1-_ei “whieh- was largely - at-
i1i_§ndnd,"wss'-held"st the sacred--Heart
oiiurea, Aiserton, on rcaruuy mn
 were-nephews of the
 ilsduiem _Mus-was
s'\f1s¢_l»y. tim p_¢'niq1-,1ii.¢v.~_1‘.'c`i1.mnb¢ii.
the-remains vue, unricrly laid in
rest in tnrmniiy plot. 1-is invu-tai
maui-11 tai-nniu, amy, sr slums,
Arisiein-and-_Janice of limsdsie, also
four daughters, Mrs. James Redmond,
of Aibértqn, _sister-no-tiils, .st.f mul, I
M.innesots,_ Mrs. Pstei',_ Foley, last,
01fange,_~New Jersey. and llrl. Doctor
Smith, _of-Brookline, Mus. The ea-,
1,écm_in`wi1icn ur. ojm-len was iieicit
in nlmsaciemci the sumuniiins dis-
tricts was tutiiiedby the number who,
visited ti-in home and inc nm con-
course to the chl.rrch,_for the weather
vvss unfit as well _as the roads bein! _
in had shape. The funeral was under I
time 71-iirecticn _cr ur. any Phillips
Mo1~ticfsn_ ` _ _
.1-calories. 'cisxfaswr webs-.
In spite ofthe dark clouds hovering
over hocireydom, Ohic'1:_G_a.lisnt, star
right: winger of i.l1o_Crys`tal team, paid |
a' visit»'w_"th`e west o_i' the Province af- |
eér-'1'ri_dey's nrsteh and returned on
Tuesday morningfwlth a pretty bride.
His comrades were at the station to
greet-‘them ` mid showered- the happy
pair with confetti. 'Phs_marrilig_e took
piuszsn 'Mnndsy i_-nurnlng mt St. An- i
tho`riy_’s_C_hu1-`cb,.I1ot 5.' .when the pas- I
tor; Rev. ;-Father "G`audat,' 'united inf
nfggrrisgsi Mig Mary _Eva,. dsugliteri
_of_the‘1lte Ffdels _and Mi-s.._Arse1-1-I
suit, cr nuvar, tc ur. Gwrse Gll-,
lmt' ni' °f'l-uf' "nd Mu' Jcnfm Gu-` ' Mlclicrizie was an active inciilber of
isnt _ot Sumniorside, _.in the presence
of s large numbero! ‘rebitives and
:_1~iends.`.'1‘-he-'brisi looked v`~fry_ wifi-
soms. in s_ _georgette dress of mid-
nigh_t_bli_ie ,and was attended by' iicr_
'home, Jack in Saskaccliewan. Artiiur
1' ATTEND RIEETRNG-Tile various
idistrict representatives of the G1-nal.
West Life rctumcd to their liomi-.s
the offices of 1-lyiidman & Co., Ltd.,
zie, Milton, Mi'. Peter Gallant, Ab-
"l'am's Village, Mr. Thomas ii1\rrl.=,]
Elmira and Mr. Alfred McGou;;n1i,
Kensington.
'NEW THEATRE |‘0SSll5I.f-I-lil
connection with .-1 rt-port that a ui-11 '
theatre was to be built here, M1-_ J.
R. "Paton, Manager oi' the Royal
isecilrities Corpora‘.ion,° states that
 Robson, Eastern Manager of the
Famous Players of which corporation
the Royal Securities transact all the
financing was in the city a feiv days
‘ago looking over different locatioils.|
While it is not definitely ciceidvcl
upon, there is every possibility, says
Mr. Paton, that Charlottetown will.
have a. Famous Players theatre. I
RAILWAY Vl:_2'l`ERANS ACTIVIT-
IES-An adjourned meeting of th-1
_C. N. R. Veterans Association \\':::<
held yesterday afternoon in the llc
creation Hall with the president, Mi'
W. 0. Davey in the chair. General
business was discussed. On Wednes-
day theiveterans were eiit..-1-tained
by Mr. ft. A. Pendleton of the YM.
CA. who threw on the screen a sei'-
ies of movie reels which were gi-:oily
appreciated. At the Ja1iur.i'y nicniiiig
the following officers vveze cli-ated
for the ensuing year; Presitlciir M1-.
W. O. Davey, vice-president.. Mr Win
Wyatt, secretary. Mr G. A. Hughes.:
Marshall, R. Meikle.
Seldom has death occasioned morel
sincere sorrow to the citizens oft
Charlottetown than that attending
the passing of Mr. John A. McLeod
who died on Wednesday at his home
on 24 Wate' Street, after' an illness
of less than A week.
Born at Colville in 1853. M.r. Me-
Lcod came to Charlottetoivn when 22
years of age. For 52 years he carried
on a business as merchant tailor,
first in a store on Kings Square, and
later on Queen Street. His cliamaille
though retiring nature won him
many friends in the community. His
honest-y and integrity gained for him
i`iha_respect and veneration of all.
His industry and, peiscveremc
brought him success in the business
world.
In 1927 Mr. McLeod retired front
active business, and until his dcaih
lived quietly in the City. Tivo years
ago he sustained a fractured nip
from the effects of which he never
made a complete recovery. Sin-ve last
Christmas he had been in failing
health, although his final fitness was
only of one week’s duration.
Mr. McLeod was a trember of Trin-
ity-United Church, :ind of the Ma-
sonic and Oddfellows Lodges, :md
the Caledonian Club. He was orific-
eeased two years by his wife, but is
survived by four sons, David at
in Boston, and Kenneth in Vari-
couver, also by three d:1ugi~‘.crs_
Claire at home, Winnlircri in Art-
zone., and Mrs. Dalziel in ivforitreal.
Six oi' the family served overseas
and one son Keith died sr1cr:l_v utter
returning from the war.
The funeral will be held this :if-
ternoon from Trinity Unltcd_Chu1‘ch.
to the Peoples Cemetery.
Friends, neighbors nurl 11‘lati\‘i‘s
were shocked when it became knoivli
that Mr. Hammond A. Maclfeliziv. of
Cavendish, had passed to his eternal
reward on Jan. 1-ith. 1931. The cnll
was indeed sudden, as Mr. iiiaclien-
zie had beenabout as usual ivlien,
after retiring, a sudden heziri attack
resulted in his death.
Mr. MacKenzie was the youngest
son of the late John and l\inrg11r1:t
iwoolner) Maclieiizie, and spent his
whole life of`si.xty-foiir years on tliv
old homestead, ivliere straiigei- and,
friend alike always receivctl thriti
cordial welcome and liand~sh:\kc so
characteristic of the family. Mr.
the Presbyterian Church. vvlicrc ni-1
musical talent were always ircelgsi
given. _
There are left to mourn the loss
of s loving husband. father mid
ilfraser, of' Truro, motiier of Hugh
iGi':ic1iu~ i1‘r:Lst-1', _vouiiiz Dalhousie
|sci1-nrc :.tu<leiii who died in Hali-
yfosterday, after attending an Insur. 1111>: from bums re;-elved when- -an
ance Short Course held tlits week at i explosion of clieinicais inthe labor-
aiory'oi the university, 'passed
Branch Managers. Among those iniiliruugli the cii_v yesterday en rolltr:
attendance were Mr. John A. Tliomp. i iiouic in 'l`1'u1-ri to attend the filli-
son.of-Margate, Mr. C. E. McKc11-1cial..-.vloiictoii Tlnies.
l‘\`('lll'§-.$.'i1l|'l`|l NUPTIALS -.»'\
‘~<‘l'.\' pi'r-'.i_v wccldiiig i-ook place oil
\\'1-<1l:1.',ti;i_\.' moriiiiig. Jan. 7th, at Bt
l`a1i'ick`s Roinan Catholic Cliuribli,
Halifax. N. S.. vvhcri Miss Vera
P_vclir-_ _vouiigcnt daughter oi Miz'
Eilivaril 'Tobin ot Halifax, N. S., was
1111111-d in the holy bonds of matri-
moiiy to .\-ii' John M. Smith, son»ol
Mi' and Mrs Mark A. Smith, Kellyis
Cross, P. E. I. The Rev. Father
(iraiiville c<-lebrateri thc nuptiai
l\'f:1:~.<. and the church was iiealiiifiilly
(lr-<-omtccl for the occasion. The bride
vvais bccoinii'igl_v attircd in white
gcorgictie with over lace, and silver
slices and stockings, and wore a veil
and wrratli or orange blossoms. She
was attended by Miss Mary Fogdpty
of I-{i‘ii.\‘i|l;:lnii, P. E. 1. who wore a
ivlilir silk rlress with hat. and shoes.
in innirh, 'l`l1o groom was very ably
.suppoiicfl by Mr Clarence Keefe, of
Canso, N. S. cousin of the bride.
After the ceremony, breakfast was
served at the home of the bi'ide’s
mother. 181 Gottingen St. During
the cl:i_v the party took a very pleas-‘
ant motor i1-ip through tho city. in
the c\'cniii'..:' supper was served to
about one lluiidrcd friends and rela-
tives. The bride was the recipient; of
ixiaiiy valuable aiicl useful gifts and
the remainder of the evening was
spent in music and dancing. _Mr
Smith lcfi. the Island some two years
ago, and is now a very succesful car-
pcinter in Halifax, N._ S. I-Us many
friends in this province wish the
newly niarried couple many yeai's__o{
happiness and prosperity. t
"_""`"”1i}F1s`_"__`“
-1------------r-an
l\IA(,‘l\IILL.\N-/it Fairview, Lot IK
1931, to Mr. and Mrs. Allison Maqi;
Millari, a daughter. I
llOWAT'I`--At the P. E. Island Hoi-T
pital, on Feb. l1t'ii. to Mr. and Mr!
Hnrolcl M. lioivatt, City, ia son. 
soHNsToi\'r:-At Montague, Fest
13. 1931, to Dr. and Mrs. Lis. Jcmi§
stone, -a son. L1
narrow-_-it ine city Hospital, rel;-'I
12, 19:11, to sir. and Mrs. Roland
Heron, City, a son. 
UURRAN-At the city Hospital, Felt
ie, 1931, to Mr. and Mrs. F1-anfi
Curran, Vernon River, a daughfazwn
McKENNA- In Charlottetown on
Feb. 15th, 1931, to Mr. and Mrs. James
Elmer Mciicnna, a daughter, Mary
Fsustiiia. 1 ':
` Mslmrsolss
.
CAMPBELL-GARRITY-At Britte-
boro, Vermont, on Wednesday, Janu-
ary 28, 1931, Ruth Margaret Gsrrity,
to Arthur Daniel Campbell, formerly
of Fortune Bridge. Prince Edward
Island. '
CRE.-\MER-BAKER»-At Charlotte.
town, Feb. l‘l, Frank Crea.mer` to
Minnie Loretta Baker, both of this
city. M". W. L. Outhouse, officiating
clergyman.
DEATHS .
l-IASTER-At the P. E. I. Hospital
on Tliiirsday Feb. l9ih. Edgar Eisti
vi rigs; 52 1'i"8i's. 
\\’lfl(ili1`-fit. L.o\\'er Nlolitaglic. Fehk
1'\1:11~_v liili, l€l3l, George Wright,
:ioctl 82
l.Al\Il}E-Ai Spi'iiif;iiclcl. Sul"idi1_\'.
Fell. i5. I\f. T. Lalnbe. ‘-
l£N.\iAN-/it Strathcona. P. E. I., on
F-eb iotli. i931. after a lingeriligtill-
1ie'=-:_ Mis.; l\fn1~_v J. i-Inman, aged 7_1
_v1=a1~.-<.
AR‘l`llL'll-At Montague, Feb. l0.
lfliltl, Mrs. Mzirv Arthur in the 83rd
_\1‘;ir of hor ;\{;<‘.
i-J.\'.\l.\.\'-At Slriiiliconai. P.E.f.,__ori
Feb. 10, lfliil. after a lingering ill-
ness. Miss M1\i'_v J. Eriman, aged 'll
ll.\\'lES-F.‘nici‘cd into rest on Mon-
day. Feb. 16. ‘$331. at her late res-
id:-nrn Diliidus Flspliiiadc, Emily S
Davies. iviclolv of the late Hon. Dail-
icl i)u\-ies, in her 82nd year.
Excl..-isp-At r1~a\-eilers Rest, Feb
i6, Mrs. James England.
l\Illl2l‘il\‘-Died at Morell on Febru-
nrv itl'h i<l"il, Mrs. Peter Milrplry
1 ,_ hi , who _worea rett _ . . ~ --
315;: _°‘:"&:T:n": sham The_-ami: brother, _his wife, fornierly Miss Em- _mp G.; ____(_m.$
WI-lflbly l\iPPi>rted_by Mr. Roy Grady F ny "_“""‘“' °“‘“‘ S°“ °h“"l"‘“ “i \“”“‘"-  l'o\v|-;il.~:-/it iiic Prince count.;
M s-_m_n~m6x_-“de_ _Mar th'e_ que!-n»°ny‘ one sL'itel'. Mrs. Chester Wooinc-i'. of »H_,_qmm,_ F_,h_ 1-,_ 193l_ Mm Mm
` |ump‘uo'u=s ~wed‘dm' brhuut Wu 1 Chicago, and one brother, Ewen J., of [mlm I,‘,“.`.,,.s oi Cammn siding "_
seigved'-_aft  b_ride’s _homejnd 'in_ the
everiing L_ reception was given byftrie
i»1~i1ié'i nctiiu- in fnimcui- _'cz tm' new-
iy_'_maried _é_ou_pl_e' _lt_ which _s‘_large.
number _or _`g,uesis. were present. On 2
'§i_'\i__:_.i;ley 'v_\_°riiih¢_ i.h_¢v."i°!i.f'21' 
in _Q yl`ri¢'_ byftiie 10,30' _ _
1*if~'f.-`\.\¥'-:i>¢i-`»=f-= .oiwwumfi ws
Cl"yqta_ll'll15c_i'¢_y`_teki4i to_ dinner' in
_*-9-iii-_-f;i»f.'i1-s; 's»°°i.°t°=» ,¢h\°¥- "id
his _ol'~ldcj_l-§eei5fi1ig'_'tiio_ nw-_ty 
rr\.=i“»iiszi==1<»f. ii- Umisli- “.1”
_were ‘ tive'-’ reitiiiients- of many 'lovely
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Hannah predeceased him oil l\'larci\_“.00D:_At_ the I,_ E_ I_ Hospmlh
“ii” ‘93°~ _riicsani-_ Fen. lun. iiiai. imis rsaini
The funeral was held on January 1 WOM] ,,l,N| 12 ycm.s_ daugmm. ,.f ML
18th, to Cavendish Cemetery. \vliel1i,,m| M,-5, waiter w<\0<i_ Mo1;_;», He,-_
l. large concourse of people gathered ` 1,,-,-¢__
ioirily their lm iwpecis io mi heh- smciszon-/ii Gwinn view, ci rep
°“"d 'fimd "id Heishbvt Rev. li, 1931, Mary ivierpcnsui, \-_-iccwoi
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M W9 l°fVi¢¢ ‘nd SDDKC f@¢iiI\Ei¥ Valleyfielri in her dist year.
from St. John 14-19. “Because I live M/_\(1p0U(;,\|,|,_.At 73 King 5e_____m1
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_ers were M. J. Doyle, Philip D. Mac- gus MncDougaii, aged 53 yesrs.
I-urn. 0. M: Bernard. E. C. Webb. J. Mccnon-st 21 water st., wednes-
_l..ltCwli‘t And A, C. Macrleill. day, Feb. 18, John McLeod. and I
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