06 Feb 1922
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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Feb 06, 1922
Page
1
A Friday arena game saw Queen Square School defeat the Braves of Charlottetown 4 to 1. The lineup included McFarlane Connolly Mamoanda Walker MelLeot Valouer McCarey Trainer Murnaghan Blanchard Craswell Tiamond Cox Johnston.
A crowded page lists political endorsements for Ward 2 mayoral hopefuls H F vanider Stine and Boisner for Water Commissioner, plus civic meetings at Roa Nonse Bee Circle and Charlotte town venues. It covers church services, a Baptist sermon by Rev Ross Canton, and social events at Notre Dame Convent and the Char lottetown Driving Club.
Mr. L. Fisher was a guest at the Rovers Hotel Saturday. Miss L. MacDonald Georgetown visited the city last week and returned home on Saturday. Mr. E. McLellan Summerside was in the city for the week end and resumed this morning. The Misses Lizzie McGuigan and Margaret McVinn of Kellys Cross and Messrs Leo McGuigan and Wilbur McCarville of South Melville were visitors to the city Saturday.
The Late Mr. L Vickerson Toye died at his home in this city early Saturday while mowing. He was seventy three, a longtime Tailway Machine Shop employee, in failing health for a year. He leaves a wife, three brothers, three sisters, and children Mrs BE Campho Chicago Mia BE Henry Somerville MA, Mrs John Cushing Cambridge, Mrs F McLeod city, Ethel at home, Georges James and Willian Charlottetown. Funeral from Euston Street at 2.30 this afternoon to People's Cemetery with Rev Dr Genge officiating.
In memory of Jenny Bram skill of Darlington wife of Harry Riggs. Mary Edna MacInnis, youngest daughter of Mrs Kk A MacInnis, died Saturday morning at 7. Funeral leaves 303 Fitzroy St on Monday at 4 30 for St Peters Bay for Mass of Requiem beside her father John A MacInnis. Mrs P J Oliver mourned by Str Episcopal church members. Service at St Pauls Church attended by many. pallbearers listed. Oliver’s bereavement noted by community.
On Saturday July 4 Lemuel Vickerson a 72 year old man will be given funeral rites Monday afternoon at 2 30 from his residence 262 Euston Street to the People's Cemetery.
Grand Trunk management disputes claims of plentiful winter tea supply in Canada. In Brockville Ontario the company imports the season’s first consignment from Island Pond Vermont, awaiting customs clearance due to sale tax regulations.
The Nieuwe Courant reports the Netherlands government is willing to participate in the Genoa conference while seeking more detailed information on the conference's extensive program.
In a rough but friendly hatue royal at the Arena on Saturday night the P.O. Clerks defeated Customs 7 to 4. Landrigan led the scoring with multiple goals while Peake and Saunders added tallies for the Post Office side. Custom’s sole reply came late in the game as the clubs traded quick exchanges and strong defense.
Fragment mentions corners and marriage, next game tied, banner Poa unclear. No identifiable people, teams, dates, or locations available.
The Y M C A hockey team arrived home Saturday after two games with the Regals of Alberton, a 6 0 win in the second game and a die tie in the first. Coach Godfrey guided a snappy lineup praised for fast skating though practice cohesion needs work. Charlottetown players George Craig and Bari Macionis were hurt on the trip. the town gave a goose supper and warm hospitality. A return match is hoped at the Arena soon with lineup details listed.
An authority warns meat raises uric acid injuring kidneys causing backache rheumatic pains and digestive upset. Recommends taking ounces of Salts with water before breakfast to flush kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and maintain urinary health.
Two packages containing $400 each were stolen from the Doominion Express Company's Victoria office on Monday night. The $1000 shipment was consigned to the Bank of Montres at the Nelson and Endeby branches. Police were notified and are investigating the theft.
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