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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Jun 24, 1925
Page
2
The Central Guardian notes the Cliff Hotel will open for the summer on Saturday June 20 with a new 9 hole golf course overlooking the Bluff as an added feature this season. It also lists engagements, society notices, and local church farewells from Alberton and Charlottetown.
The Peters Road area enjoys lush green fields after generous rains boosting crops and lobster industry reports. Alvin Glover of Kensington dies suddenly June 12 while at work. funeral June 14. family and community mourn his loss as clergy emphasize preparation for death.
A thirty day all expense tour from Toronto July 9 to August 7 travels to the North Pacific Coast via train and steamship with stops at Winnipeg Wainwright Jasper National Park Mount Robson Kitwanga Vancouver Victoria Portland Seattle Yellowstone Rocky Mountain National Park and Chicago. Priced at 413.50 for one person 374.65 each for a pair. Organized by A B Bryson and Martin Kerr, open to Ontario teachers and now the general public.
Voters approved 366 dollars for all school purposes including 250 dollars to supplement services of teacher Theodore Monaghan. Money was set for painting walls and ceiling and repairing a pump, with a social hour following. J F McMillan elected trustee replacing retiring P J Noye. Then notes on guests, performances by Mrs Stewart and J W Bentley, planned outings, and store closures for July 1 holiday.
Mr and Mrs J F McMillan and Mrs William McMillan and Mrs Watson Waye traveled to Charlottetown on Saturday. Mrs B M Daniel returned Saturday from a visit to Pictou Nova Scotia. Miss Marjorie Wedlock performed at a pupil recital in Heartz Hall hosted by Miss Lillian McKenzie and Miss Bernice Stultz on Tuesday evening. Mrs Vaniderstine of Charlottetown visits this week among friends. In the passing of Mr Angus Nicholson Hazel Grove the community loses a long trusted citizen. Sympathy extended to the widow and family. A large number of ratepayers attended the annual school meeting Tuesday with D M MacLeod noted.
On Wednesday evening June 17 the Corran Bann Dramatic Club presented The Dust of the Earth at Hope River Hall to a capacity crowd. The cast delivered a memorable performance with fine enunciation and distinctive portrayals. Miss Peggy Doyle stood out for her gentle sweetness in the title role.
A Masena New York woman recounts relief after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She was barely able to walk, but a friend’s recommendation led to her recovery. The letter highlights widespread female endorsements of the remedy.
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