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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 1925
Page
1
The Guardian's Western representative maintains an office on Water Street Summerside beside Laurence Gallant's Tailor Shop opposite the Gallant Crockett block. Contact via phone 233 to send news subscriptions or advertising.
Mr and Mrs J P Gallant of Richmond attended the ordination in Tignish last Sunday. Mr J B Gaudet and sons Beloni and Jules from Miscouche also drove to Tignish for the ordination.
The Southerly page notes millinery displays at Mr J A McDonalds in Cardi gan on Wednesday July 17 1569. Eastern Agent Mr J W Murdock is Guardian agent in Montague. Montague shipping shows no vessels in port with Bessie Lake sailing for Fortune Newfoundland and Arcadian K bringing cargoes for Poole and Thompson. Hurrah sails for fishing grounds after overhaul and will stay until cargo secured. Cambridge notes praise farming spirit despite poor crops lobster fishing slower due to storms and long serving teachers Peter Dunn and Miss Macdonald nearing pension and Miss Milligan as a teacher. Hugh Connors selling his splendid sore fee.
Two thousand delegates from across Canada packed St Andrew's Church in Toronto as the Continuing Presbyterian Church in Canada opened its Pre Assembly Congress. The assembly, marked by devout worship and revival rhetoric, heard sermons and welcomes from leaders including Rev Dr David Perrie and Principal D J Fraser.
The sermon urges strong support for missionaries despite pressure, favors fair handling of smaller missions as general property, and stresses devotional worship over hour focused debate. It proclaims an educated ministry aligned with Scripture and Presbyterian standards, ending with the hymn God of Bethel as the crowd recited the old refrain.
Toronto report notes two religious developments. The United Church of Canada names its chief executive officer as Moderator, while the Presbyterian Church reaffirms the Westminster Confession. A Prince Edward Island case saw Rev R H Stavert reinstated after Presbytery dismissal amid election irregularities. Judge Farrell upholds Stavert’s charge.
A June 11 gathering at the Mason home featured a strong turnout and an address by Mr Hammond Kelly. Remembrances were given to Rev G W Tilley and Mrs Tilley by Clifton residents in appreciation of their four years serving the Clifton United Church. The couple will move to Florenceville New Brunswick for new duties, and the community wished them well. Ice cream and cake followed, with warm acknowledgments of their service.
A playful verse describes City League baseball characters and antics. It names players such as Shonna Cronin Whackey Lefty Jane Lynds Connors Prowse Spooney and Miss B P C, highlighting fielding batting and base running theatrics with humor.
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