Dunstaffnage Property Sale and Local News Highlights
Holman’s catalogue notes the purchase of the Dunstaffnage Creamery manager’s residence by Mr. and Mrs. Philipson, described as desirable. Other items report a Clyde River church practice, a funeral notice for Mrs. Catherine Gormley, school visits by Mr. J. L. Paton, a Cornwall Wall entertainment raising funds for a hall piano, and thanks to supporters from Charlottetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunstaffnage
R. Philipson
Atherine Gormley
Harry Corcoran
Dorchester Street
St. Dunstan's Cathedral
Cornwall Wall
Cornwall-York Institute
Frances Hall Trainor
Hall
Charlottetown
Local notes mention visits and births across the region
Mr P J Mullally left for Boston while J H Drake of North River attended the city. W C McDonald ex mayor of Stellarton and steam boiler inspector is here on official business. Mrs J M Gillis and son Ivan left for Boston to visit relatives. John H Burns of Hillsboro Bridge is in hospital for treatment. Newman a daughter born May 29 1925 to Edison and Mrs Newman in Kingston. Molyneaux a son Lawrence at Inkerman May 20 to Melville and Mrs Molyneaux. Bright a daughter to Leigh Mellor Bright at The Orchard Cambridge England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. McDonald
Stellarton
N S
John H. Burns
Hillsboro Bridge
City Hospital
Bright
Grandchester
Cambridgs
England
Leigh
Mellor Bright
In Memoriam for Dear Daughter Mrs Chas Worth
In loving memory of our dear daughter Mrs Chas Worth who died June 10 1914. Gone is the face we loved and silent the voice we loved to hear. It is sad but true and we wonder why. Inserted by her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Worth
John Bell
Monteith
Western Guardian News Brief from Albertown
The report notes lobsters falling off and plenty of mackerel of fair quality. Streets, especially Church Street, show fair condition with minor crossing attention at Union Church. Mayor Burke returns from Charlottetown refreshed. Joseph Gaudet opens a store on Main Street. Drugist J. W. Waugh vacationing in Boston with wife and daughter. Mrs W. D. White improving slowly.
Summerside Supreme Court and road pride plea
In Summerside the court hears on road maintenance costs and the need for community pride in keeping roads in good repair. The judge warns that neglect will raise upkeep bills and strain provincial finances as prisoners and taxes loom. Delegates from P E I Protestant Orphanage and universities attend a conference on road funding and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
P. E.ja
Berat
Alberton Grammar School
Prince of Wales College
Lottetown
McGill University
Presbyterian College
Harvard
Fraser
United Colleg Red
Queen Hotel
Presbyterian View Point From The General Assembly Stirs Montreal
In Toronto June 9 the Continuing Presbyterian Church delegates met in St Andrews while the General Assembly sat. Optimism was voiced by Rev D MacOdrum Halifax noting 106 Continuing Churches in the Maritimes amid training-file concerns. Debate touched on Unionist tactics, perceived sacrifices, and a proposed resolution on the college staff ahead of Union. Principal Fraser's status and salary were debated as the college aligns with United Church plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Fifty-First General Assembly
General Council of the
United Church of Canada
Continuing Presbyterian Church
St. Andrews
Maritime Provinces
D. MacOdrum
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton
Prince Edwands
Frank Baird
Maritimes
William Orr Mulligan
Charlottetown
General Assembly
MacObraum
Lana
St.’Andrews
God
Bethel
Union
Mackinnon
United Church
Fraser
Presbyterian Church Association
Banks Nelson
Hamilton
Antiunionist
Assembly
Quebec
Daniel James Fraser
The
Presbyterian College
Scrimger
Rack Maaincane
Principal Fraser Loses His Chair
TORONTO June 9 The Presbyterian General Assembly adopted a special committee report on Montreal College and declared vacant the chairs of Professor D J Fraser principal and Professor Thomas Eakin homiletics and pastoral training. Professor R E B Welsh was named acting principal with authority to arrange temporary student instruction. Fraser and Eakin were noted as well known non Councillors and Fraser was president of the Presbyterian Church Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Presbytterian General Assembly
Montreal
Church union fight sparks possible Manitoba presbytery action
Opposition to the organic union of the churches led the Montreal Presbytery to seek relief from his office by the General Assembly. With Quebec shelving the Church Union bill, church properties under the new regime may trigger litigation, potentially affecting the Presbyterian College regardless of Ontario Assembly decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
U S Court Decision Reached With Satisfaction
Ottawa dispatch reports the U S Supreme Court refused a re hearing of Chicago's appeal on Lake Michigan water diversion. Interior Minister Charles Stewart said the decision indicates the diversion will not be permitted longer than necessary by U S authorities, reflecting satisfaction in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardian
Ottawa
United States
British Squadron Expected in Halifax
His Majesty's sloop Wisteria of the North Atlantic cruiser squadron is due tonight from Montreal and will be joined tomorrow by the Calcutta from Bermuda. On Thursday the Thurlow and Constance from Bermuda arrive. The group stays until June 15, then sails to Bras Dor Lakes, White Bear River Nee land, England, Bermuda, South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halaipax
Wisteria
Montreal
Calcutta
Bermuda
Thurlow
Constance
Wistaria
Bras Dor Lakes
Cape Breton
White Bear River
Neeland
England
South America
Montreal Market Quiet as Foreign Demand Stays Light
Canadian grain markets show weaker receipts and firmer prices for select items while Winnipeg and Montreal prices hold. foreign buyers in Montreal steady but volumes small amid bid variances. Oats and barley sales to the United Kingdom and Bristol reflect limited but ongoing demand, with no broad improvement in domestic trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Que
Manitoba
United Kingdom
C.i.f
Bristol
C.if
New York
Winnipeg
British West Indies
South Africa
Market reports show steady demand amid quiet flour and oats markets
The undertone to the Barket was steady and the winter flour market quiet but steady. Millseed conditions unchanged and prices held with good demand for domestic and country supplies. Oats firm but trade limited. Egg market firm after late price advance. butter quiet with unchanged prices. Foreign cheese demand fair but bids out of line, limiting trade. Dominion livestock report lists 82 cattle, 46 sheep and lambs, 717 calves, 979 hogs on two markets. hot weather not boosting demand, calves down, lambs steady, hogs easing, sows and heavies hard to sell. Prices: calves 4.00-5.50, top 6.25. hogs 12.00-12.60, Iowa 9.00, selects 13.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Dominion Livestock Report
Iowa
Tenders for Whitewashing Buildings at Charlottetown Exhibition Grounds
Tenders will be received by C R Smallwood secretary up to and including Friday next the 12th inst for whitewashing buildings and fences on the Charlottetown Exhibition grounds. Contractor to provide lime material and brushes. The whole may be let in one contract or in several. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.R. Smallwood
Sect’v
Charlottetown Exhibition
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prince Edward Island
Kent Street
Winston Co
A.W
A. MacDonald
Hermanville
Lmno Se
Queens Street
Geo
Toombs
Guardian Office
Hillsboro St
Reaney Gay & CO
E. Wheatley
Russell McKvin
Stephen Thorne
Thomas ‘Mills
Colin, Halove
Gordon Brown
H. L. Matlow
Shilipsq
Nee Lane
Philnee
Fitzroy Street
Arysh
N. Cow
Lassie
Roseneath
Dalton Sanitorium
Central Guardian
Holman’s
North River
J. L. Paton
Manchester
Paton
P. J. Mullally
Boston
J. H. Drake
J. M. Gillis
Heriittle
Ivan
Pisquid East
Fist
Jonathan
Sarah Jane
Bradley
Johnathan Birt
Mar Garretson
Brantford
Oat
Malon
Fitzroy St
Comepany
Apply Guardian
Gane Morris
Hsplanade
Keppock
Gr. John
Caraquet
Glouchester
N. B
Alex
Fragault
Prosper Leger
Pascale
Pierre P. Blanchard
Minara
Canada Steamship Lines
Utd
St. John’s Dune
Memoriam
Spetenet
Ande
Duddy
Charlotteotwn
Cos Ltd
Miss Lanks
oMiseon Naerie J
Western Guardian
Supreme Court In
Summerside
the Kirk
Harry Willmot
Renfrew Machinery ‘Co
Renfrew
Ont
Sussex
N.B
Milwaukee
Wis
U. Ee
Valet Auto
Strop Razor
Auto-Strop
Geez
Yours Today
J . Hughes
Drug CO
Queen Street
Hotel Victoria
Charlotteotwn Hotel Co., Ltd
Harry C. Brown
Res Eseseo Sersice Victoria Hotel
J. W. Douglas
A. Cameron
W. G. Bunton
H. B. Clark
Halfax
H. G. 8. Anderson
H. Jenkins
J. T. ‘Innes
S. Richardson
J. N. Macquarrie
G. E. Harquril
Detroit
J. MacCallum
B.C,. Wilson
Frank Milligan
J. T. McGowan
St. John
U. S
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Vancouver
Wilson S
E. R. Brow
Richmond Street
Lloyd Lewis
Gharlottetown
Wiig
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!