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Retired Freetown Man a Found Dead In Home

_ ort ‘merchant, Elmer E. Shar- bell, -63, was found dead on an

home

- Charles Dewar, of O'-

had planned to pick blueberries in the area after visiting her fa- ther.

On their arrival at the home

alone, since the death of ‘his wife about two years ago, no one ap- peared to be at the house. Af- ter checking with neighbors

Mr. Sharbell, clothed only in underwear and face down in a pool of blood on the floor beside a bed in a room on the second The deceased was well known

where

his

In addition-to his daughter and only child, Ethel, Mrs. Stanley Dalton of ide, ee is sur-

vived by the following brothers and sisters: Edward and Gabriel, ; Durmet in Nantasket, U.S.A.-. Angelina. Mrs. John MacDonald of Boston: Freda, Mrs. James MacDonald, Por-

Members of the coroner's jury are George Adams, fore- man, Everett Biggar, Fred Cul- leton, Dougids Milligan, Ray Cul- leton, Frank MacKinnon all of

where he frequently stayed and ' N;

St. John’s Pres. Church Annual S.S. Picnic Held.

' The annual Sunday School pic- nie of St. John's Presbyterian Church was held at the Selkirk Park, Eldon.

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United

Church. The service was conduc- tedby Rev. D. A. Campbell, Charlottetown, assisted by Rev. MacKinnon of Valleyfield. Hymns sung were “Safe In The Arms of Jesus’, and “Onward Christian Soldiers”. The Brook-

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was the orgamst. Burial took place in the Montague cemetery.

-|2. Joyce Nicholson,

Portage and Roy Ramsay of ortham.

Mackinnon, 3. Clara MacLean. Boys, 10 years of age and un- der: 1. Douglas Morrison, 2. Brian Gillis, 3. Garfield Pauley. Girls:. 1. Natalie MacWilliams, 3. Phyllis

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