John elepsoe: Rev. H. D. Raymond, ce: Hammond Johnson, Rev. Scott Fulton, John Smallman (Summerside), E. S. Mc- Kay (Summerside), George Brown (New Glasgow), T. J. Humphrey (Wilmot), John Simpson (Hamilton), E. O. Barber (Al- berton), Rev. J. A. Nicholson (North Bedeque), Rev. R. W. Lindsay Hazel- brook), Rev. Q. N. McDowell (Caledonia), Rev. D. M. Sinclair (Valleyfield), Rev. R. H. Stavert (Hunter River).

UNITED POSTAL EMPLOYEES OF CANADA Charlottetown P.E.I. President, -H. L. Pickard; Vice-Presi- dent, A. H. Murphy; Secretary-Treasurer,

J. A. McDonald.

WOMENS CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION President, Hon. President, Mrs. W. P. Doull; President, Mrs. J. G. Jamieson; Treasurer, Mrs. George Gardener; Secre- tary, Mrs. Samuel Campbell.

WOMEN’S AUXILIARY Provincial

President, Mrs. H. D. Raymond; Vice- President, Mrs. A. B. Cosh; Secretary, Miss Margaret Cotton; Treasurer, Mrs. Ernest Champion.

WOMEN’S INSTITUTE 103 Queen Street

President, Miss Louise Yeo (Northam) ; Vice-President, Mrs. James MacDonald (Cardigan); Secretary, Mrs. G. P. Ives (Montague) ; Supervisor, Miss Ethel Schur- mann.

Y.M.C. A: Richmond Street

Meetings, Ist or 2nd Tuesday every month.

President, J. A. Clarke; Vice-President, W. M. Rowe; Treasurer, W. A. Stewart; Secretary, J. Lester Douglas; General Secretary, R. A. Pendleton.

YW. Gok.

2 Kent Street Meetings, 3rd Tuesday every month. — President, Mrs. J. P. Gordon; Vice-Presi- dent, Mrs. L. D. Murray; Secretary, Mrs. S. Henderson; Treasurer, Mrs. A. E. Mor- rison; Rec. Secretary, Mrs. John S. Morris;

General Secretary, Miss H. N. Johnson.

NEWSPAPERS

Charlottetown Guardian, The (Daily), Guardian Publishing Co. Ltd., Publishers, Prince.

. MISCELLANEOUS

‘Bvening Patriot, The (Daily), Patriot ;

Publishing Co. Ltd., Publishers, Richmond, —

- Royal Gazette (Weekly), Provincial _ ’

Building, Queens Square.

PARKS AND SQUARES |

Abegweit Athletic Park—Gaytown.

Hillsborough Square — Hillsborough, © Richmond, Weymouth and Sydney.

King Square—Hillsborough, Kent and Weymouth.

Market Square—Queen, Grafton, Market and Richmond.

Queen Square—Grafton, Church. Rich- mond and Market.

Riverside Park— Richmond. Pownal, i

Rochford and Sydney.

Rochford Square—Rochford, Kent and Pownal.

Spring Park Square—End of Elm av.

Victoria Park—Brighton road and Park toad.

PUBLIC BUILDINGS, HALLS, ETC.

Arena Rink— Fitzroy.

Armouries and Drill Hall— 1 Kent.

Bank of Nova Scotia Building—Grafton.

Cameron Block—148 Richmond.

Canadian Bank of Commerce Building— Grafton corner Queen.

C.N.R. Depot—Weymouth.

City Hall—Kent corner Queen.

Heartz Memorial Hall—Prince.

Hughes Drug Co.,, Building 150-152

Queen. Knights of Columbus Hall—75 Kent. Labor Union Hall—84 Water. y Law Court Building—Queens Square. Market Building—Market Square. Masonic Hall—71 Grafton. Post Office—Queens Square. Provincial Building—Queens Square. Prowse Block—Grafton. Riley Building—103 Queen.

Rogers W. K. Building—180 Richmond.

Royal Bank Building—Richmond corner Queen.

Young Men’s Christian Association— Richmond.

RAILROAD COMPANIES Canadian National Railways—Division

Superintendent T. B. Grady, Weymouth;

Division Freight and Passenger Agent, Patrick W. Clarkin, Weymouth; Depot, L. P. Ritchie, Agent, Weymouth; Freight Shed, Joseph A. Kelly, Agent, Water.

TELEGRAPH COMPANY Anglo-American Telegraph Company—

152 Richmond, James M. Murley, Manager. |

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