Lighthouse Nan Drama Grips Kensington Audience
The drama Lighthouse Nan staged at the C. M. B. A. Hall Kensington drew a filled house on Wednesday night. A piano opening by Mrs Elmer Bowness led to a strong cast including Ned Blake Sum mer Boarder R 8 P Jardine and Ichabob Buzzer with Ella McMahon and Hortense Elow offering notable turns. The three act piece moves from a Caroline lighthouse to a city library setting with a suspenseful denouement. Actors displayed natural vigor and the audience applauded the evolving situations and lessons implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. B. A. Hall
Kensington
Elmer Bowness
Ned Blake
R. 8
P. Jardine
Mr. Eulow
Sea Coast Banking Co
William Doyle
Sir Arthur Choke
Calvin McKinnon
Jim
A Crook
W. Ellis
Ichabob Buzzer
W. H. Darrach
Nan
Ella McMahon
Sarrah Chumbley Choke
Jamie Lynds
Hortense Eulow
Helen Cooke
Moll Buzzer
Ichabob
Mrs . McMahon
Summerside Real Estate and Local Maritime News
Summerside items report for sale of house and farms via James T. Waite Water Street east. The schooner Henry M. Dicks from Sydney delivered coal for Read Co. plus cargo updates on Marion Phyllis and herring catches. Community notes include a surprise for Rev Dr Monaghan, fox serum research, and a jail crafted Stradivarius violin by a Summerside inmate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Waite
Water Street
Summerside
Henry M. Dicks
Lord
Sydney
Messrs
Joseph Read & Co
Early spring crops reported across districts with bright seeding shows
Across provinces the crop report notes unusually early spring and strong seeding progress. Edmonton Calgary Lethbridge Regina Saskatoon districts report good soil, moisture and labour. Ontario Quebec regions show early season with promising hay and fruit prospects. Manitoba and Maritime provinces see full seeding under way with favorable conditions.
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Dominion
Calgary
Manitoba
Province OF
Quebec
Ontario
British Painter III Academy Rejected Work
London May 7 One of our greatest living landscape painters whose work was rejected by the Academy has fallen ill from distress. Frank O Salisbury who has several pictures in the current exhibition says seasoned artists with decades of experience suffer rejection and criticizes the committee for unfair judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Academy
Daily News
Frank O‘salisbury
Hearst Name Sought to Ban Hearst Publication in Library
Brantford Ont May 7 The Simcoe I O D E asked the Simcoe Library Board to bar Housekeeping a Hearst publication from library tables. The reply cites the front page name William Randolph Hearst as sufficient reason. Several members have cancelled subscriptions for this cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brantford
Ont
Simcoe I. O. D. E
Simcoe Library Board
Housekeeping
Hearst
William Randolph Hearst
Western Personal Notices From Summerside Community
Mrs Edward Doherty Port Hill was in town Saturday Mr Nilligan Northam motor ed to Summerside Saturday Hon Premier Bell spent the weekend in Summerside Mr C A Meikle spent the weekend at his Summerside home Mr A Lloyd Maynard Northam was in Summerside Saturday on business Mr and Mrs W A Huestis are visiting Summerside Guests of Mrs Leslie Wright Messrs Peter Doucette Russell Ahern and Mark Bernard motor ed to Summerside Sunday Miss Kennedy of Palmer Road operated on at Prince Co Hospital Captain Basil Kelly of the 8 8 Brant spent the weekend at his Summerside home Miss Annie Hea of St John NB visiting her aunt Mrs C W Strong Summerside Mrs W D Strong Summer He is visiting her home in Port Hill Mr and Mrs Hillard Muttart and Mrs Fred J B Wright motor ed to Charlottetown Friday evening last Mr and Mrs Chas Russ of Montreal who have been visiting Summerside left for home Saturday Miss Flossie Gallant taken to Prince Co Hospital Sunday and underwent appendicitis operation Monday John AL Gallant in Halifax shipbuilding spending a few days in Summerside Miss Lillius Murphy arrived home Saturday evening from Toronto His friends regret the serious condition of Mr Frank Perry Queen Hotel no improvement noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince County Hospital
St. Pauls Hall
Ethel Linkletter
Mildred Llewellyn
Grace Wells
Marjorie Linkletter
Helen Williams
Nohigenie Arsenault
Rhena Linkletter
Prince ‘County ‘Hospital
Miss Linkletter
Summerside
Local Concert Delights Crowd With Encores
The program featured Miss Mildred Harrington Miss Daisy Orr Miss Hilda Cameron and Cordon Leitch. The numbers were capably rendered and the audience insisted on encores amid a flourishing scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Harrington
Daisy Orr
Reading
Hilda Cameron
Cordon Leitch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Summerside and Western Guardian
Water Street East
Marion Phyllis
O'Hara
Isaacs Harbor
Canso
Muddy Creek
Monaghan
Amable Gaudet
Wickware
Federal Biological Laboratory
Ottawa
Allen
Heckbert
Lefurgey
Agece
J. M. Noonan
Mary Murphy
Ireland
Hope River
James Murphy
Lady Fare School
Wm. Rogerson
Hilsworth Rogerson
Hildred Oakes
George Robblee
Lillian Oakes
Bruce Callbeck
Jack Oakes
Eldon Cairns
Vivian Gamble
Amy Oakes
Russel Cairns
Charles Rogerson
Eldon Francis
Orion Gamble
Granville L. Garrett
Prince Edward Island
Prince County
John Proveau
Louis Blacquire
I Astrument
Stewart
Pugwash
Ayrshire
Frank Perry
Queen Hotel
John Rogers
Alma Milligan
Sherbrook
Miss Milligan
Robert Walker
Borden
Seaon
Serge
Prowse Bros Ltd
Hdmonton
Lethbridge District
MacLeod
Regina
Saskatoon
British Columbia
Maritime Provinces
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Fam
Canadian Postum Cereal Company, Ltd
Windsor
W. R. Hearst
Edward Doherty
Porthill
Mr. Nilligan
Northam
Bell
C. A. Meikle
A. Lloyd Maynard
W. A. Huestis Lare
Leslie Wright
Peter Doucette
Russel Ahern
Mark Bernard
Basil Kelly
Brant
Annie Hea
St. John, N. B
C. W. Strong
W. D. Strong
Summer
Portill
Hillard Muttart
Fred J. B. Wright
Charlottetown
Chas . Russ
Montreal
Flossie Gallant
Prince Co., Hospital
John al, Gallant
Halifax
Lillius Murphy
Toronto
Holman Range
Ware
R. T-Holman, Limited
A. T
Holman, Ltd
Summerside P. Ep
McClary's Magazine
T. Holman Ltd
Summerside, P. BE
Boug
McClary
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