Final night league basketball at Y M C A
Tonight at eight the final game in the Y M C A league features Starg against Rovers. A Starg win makes Anchors league champions. a Rovers win ties the standings with Anchors at five wins and two losses.
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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Dec 09, 1925
Page
2
Tonight at eight the final game in the Y M C A league features Starg against Rovers. A Starg win makes Anchors league champions. a Rovers win ties the standings with Anchors at five wins and two losses.
At a large gathering in Pythias Hall the three local courts merged under organizer R H McNeill to form Hillsboro No 1012. About 175 members, two fine officer sets, regalia and a banner accompanied by an enthusiastic slate led by Theodore Sentner as Court Deputy and J J Storey as Chief Ranger. The next meeting will install officers and a banquet will be held with social time to follow.
In sad memory of Mrs D J Munroe who died December 9 1924 at her Rose Valley home. The poem speaks of peaceful rest free from toil and pain and faith guiding the family to hope of heaven while missing her presence and hoping to reunite in the celestial shore.
The body of Mr. Thomas Carver was found at his daughter’s Peters Road residence after a Saturday night wagon ride ended in a fall on frozen ground. Cause of death given as injuries from the accident. Carver a respected Peters Road resident, mourned by family and community. Gillis Reid note records a marriage at 76 Great George Street between Russell Alexander Gillis and Esther Winnifred Reid on Nov. 25, 1925.
Deaths listed include Mrs John Morrison aged 73 at Georgetown with funeral to be announced. George O MacLeod aged 86 died at Bradalbane with funeral from his brother James I MacLeod on Dec 9 and burial at Springton cemetery. John J McLeod formerly of Crapaud aged 81 died at P E Hospital with funeral Dec 10 from Wright's Undertaking Parlors and burial at Hartsville Cemetery.
A car truck collision on Sunnyside yesterday morning caused minor damage to both vehicles. The SS Ceuta from Montreal, Captain Hing, arrived at port last night with a large inward freight and will load general cargo before proceeding to St. Johns Newfoundland. Carvell Bros. act as agents for the steamer.
Prince Edward Island youths including Miss Mary Macbean and Miss Nora Longworth study arts at Royal Victoria College as fifty one other students reside there. Weather notes from Montreal report four below zero with extensive snow from Campbellton to Montreal. An elderly woman, Mrs Ferguson, was shaken but uninjured after a runaway wagon incident on Longworth Avenue. Fox pelts dominated trade at Mr. McQuarrie’s Summerside fur mart with cash purchases and plans for more consignments from Mehan of New York.
A respected Summerside figure, longtime Surverside School Board member and former Town Council member who served two terms as mayor and 64 years as an elder of the Church of Scotland, died leaving two sons and three daughters. Funeral today at his residence with Rev. Ewen Mepohgalt officiating.
A string of residents and visitors were seen in Summerside yesterday as George Cousins Long River and Mr and Mrs John Johnson Central Bedeque called on friends. Adrian F L Arsenault Summerside and Thomas McNaught M I L A Malpeque were listed among the visitors, while Dr J B Champion O Leary traveled with Mrs Claude Hopgood West Cape to the Prince County Hospital where she underwent immediate appendicitis surgery and is recovering.
Summerside honors Capt. Ronald Campbell a long time resident and ship owner who died Monday night at age 85. For 25 years he sailed the seas and later played a prominent role in local business and community affairs, owning several vessels.
Washington reports chaotic House proceedings marking the sixty ninth Congress with tense moments and contrasts after a quiet Senate session as lawmakers debate and react to unfolding political drama.
A fragmented list of individuals linked to Halifax Ottawa and Bradalbane includes W. H. Taylor J. Gordon McKay W. A. Russell J. Hughes A J MacAdam L Chapman WP a Clark Chas Crozier W L Copp and others. The text reads as a roster or directory snippet with multiple east coast names.
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