Local News Roundup From Souris and Montague
A Potpourri of notices from Souris and Montague includes guard ian agents and subscriptions in Montague H J Mabon and W A Johnston stores for The Morning Guardian, renovations in Georgetown, ship activities on Souris breakwater, social visits and travels of residents, and a sad accident involving Florence McCormack along with several obituaries and regional updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souris
Florence
Hugh McCormack
Monticello
Eastern personals note visits and travels
Misses Margaret and Martha Johnson of Georgetown were in Charlottetown on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. McDonald departed Georgetown Monday and returned to Toronto after visiting Mrs McDonald's parents Captain and Mrs. Wm. McLaren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED. D. Feehan
Guardian
Souris
W. L. Dingwell
C. Lyons
Charlottetown
A. J. McDonald
Georgetown
Edna Stevenson
New Glasgow
P. HE. I
Percy Manuel
Arch
J. McDonald
Hugh
Murray Harbor
Tower Montague
F. J. McDonald
St. Margarets
Chas. O. McDonald
D. G. Canada
Halifax
McDonald
D. H. Dingwell
Bay Fortune
Alberton
Henry Matthew
Liberty Heights
Boston
Mass
Little Pond
Miss Mary
Brennan
Margaret Ready
Kensington
Frank Mullally
Souris River
Annie Donnelly
St. Peter's
Mary Walsh
Arthur Stanley
Pittsburg
Boston and Maine Railway
Stanley
P.E.I. Railway
Margaret
Martha Johnson
H. W. McDonald
Toronto
Charlottetown Business College Promises Fast Jobs
The Charlottetown Business College advertises rapid job placement after one term, highlighting stenography and typewriting courses. It cites student success, faculty effort, and ongoing assistance in securing positions for graduates, urging readers to enroll for a modern business education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincal Stenographers Act
Charlottetown Business College
Phosphonol Promises Vim Vitality Restoration
Electric Restorer for Men claims to restore every nerve, renew vigor, and avert premature decay. Phosphonol touted as a new man’s remedy priced at eight dollars per box or two for forty five, mailed to any address. Sold by Geo E Hughes and Apothecaries Hall in Charlottetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scoboll Drug Vo
Cathsrinons
Geo E Hughes
Apothecaries Hall
Charlottetown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weilner’s Jewellry
Queen Quality
Laura M. Lunt
Sedgwick
C. Lyons & Co
Fortune Bridge Kings Co
George A Wood Fortune
G. D. Wright
An Kalmer
A. Ferguson
Kindare
Iasi Bey Oling Square
Dutatt
Opala
Sheet & Jean
Britain
Bell & Co
Cook Studio
THE
Bayer Studio
the Eastern Guardian
Morning Daily Guardian
W. A. Johnston
Montague
T. Gordon Ives
H. J. Mabon
A. O. Cogswell
John King
Janet A
Belle River
P. Hi. S
Winnie Back
St. Peters
Gladys Large
Lower Montague
Wallace
Rip-Rap
James Batwilder
Water Street
William Batwilder
Beazley
Souris Harbor
Matthew & McLean
Mary McDonald
N. A. McDonald
MacKenzie
Quincy
Murdock McLeod
Hugh MacLearn
Miss MacDonald
Mr. MacDonald
Miss Mackenzie
Bertha Vessey
Dunstaffnage
Mr. L. ©. Miller
van Wert
Ohio
Sea View Hotel
A. R. Dauncey
Calgary
C. B. B. Poole
Aiten’s Ferry
David Glover
Lottie
Providence, R. I
John McDonald
Vidian
Mobile Ala
Daniel EF. McDonald
Dundas
Tenny
Dr. Thomson
F. S. MacDonald
Evening Guardian
P. R. Kickham
Charles Stanley
Conductor
William H. Creed
Ellen
Albion
Snilla
Thug
Dr. Robins
Ritchie
Grafton St
Scranton Coal
G. F. Hutcheson
Optometrist
Beecham
Empress B. McNeill
Elmsdale
Amy Moore
Bruce
Oth Hopea
P. c
Coats
Weil
Stanley Bros
Sun Life of Canada
E. R. Brow
Weir and Fife
Stanley Bridge
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