In Memoriam

ARCHCIBALD McDONALD

C" ;'I'li'or'e passed away to her eternal ﬁst/at Brooklyn, 1.0:. e5. on .the morning of Friday the 5th day of April, 1929, at the ripe age of 94 years and 6 months, Annie Gllllis. widow of the late Archibald McDon- ‘aid, who predeceased her l4 years -ago. Mrs. IMcDonfild was born in the Isle of BkyeﬁScotland. and emigrat- ed to ths Island with her parents v.; when sheiwas four years of age. The settled in what is now known as Xilmuir." Mrs. McDonald's passing aivav removes the last member of i this family. In the year 1858 an em- __lgr_ann_slilp brought to this Island from Scotland 400 passengers. this niunber we; Arehibald , ltfcbonalcl husband of the deceased. sqfgnjaivr his arrival h.- setﬂgd in Broollyin, then a new settlement and'most of the land ‘was in its nat- ural FY8112 covered lﬁlth rhe giants of the forest. Soon ‘after this he met.

' Annie Glllll; and ("nose her as his life partner. ‘Vfniislngl lPrflCihCT they soon had a home for themselves. They knew the liszrdsliips of pioneer life liu pluck and perseverance over- cmre runny obsaacles in a new ccizntrv. 2Y5» Aft-Donald united with the P""l"".lfffi‘l'lfill Constregation of izilleyﬁelrl early in life and lived a csiuiistzziin Christian life. ‘when in ‘ieeltlrlier delight was '0 be in her _‘r.:e in inc s-nnvtunry‘. A Woman of deep my". .'1(."..*c.. to the Lord W85 ‘tors in t‘. rtnrkecl degree. In the fam- ‘iy circle silo was of a cheerful dis- rc-sftlon and the loved ones will oft- Jn>5atfYr7l irir n vcueh of n vahished gand and long for t t‘ that is stilT, ilvr llﬂllli“ ‘V115 Til- , ways open m am’ who needed shelt- er/In lter flPPlllllll‘? years she was iericlsfljv carer! for hi: her daughter. .EiadLe. ll/lrs. J, J Cussidjr. there are left. to "mourn thrir loss l son and 5 _ The son ls: lvfalcolm Mc- ..Pl‘4’l5l\(‘. ‘The daughters

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Brewdsiibnzix 353:. Cdesidy on the ‘numestrrirli Mix. Anrftis McLeod.

Grandvievr. There are also fourteen Qand children and twelve great grand cliildreiw left in mourn their Q besmles a large cirvlr ‘of friends

end acquaintances, as could be seen bvthe large number who assembled

m topay the inst. tribute e2’ rosiéent at herfuncrnl l h v: ieid on Mon- éay the 3th. The sci" at ihe home _w:_s_condii)c;:d by her pager the_Rev.

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‘await the resurrection of the Just.

soar. Their wings are faith and love.

Till past to cloudy regions here} They rise to Heaven above-Com.

WTLLIAM BEER

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Sinclair. Her remains wefe laid to there. He was wrapPed up in his ‘smmtmﬂ quﬂum‘ an‘ d rest by the side of her hugiagnd in wife and family w whom he a... é-n“ "' ' . “r t u! ‘the Valleyﬂeld cemetery’ there to % loving. fiiithful, and loyal. Be- ‘Cimﬁfen ‘sides a bereaved widow ho Jeeves [Qhﬁwr h. 0n ewes Wlnss they mounm- they ‘behind three snrrowlng dmulhterl. H“ “aye-gm,

Mrs. Henry Silliphant. Summer- side. Mrs. Louis Dystanl Hleralie. ‘Mrs. Smith Mark, Biggar Sask, and two sons George of Coleman, Gilbert ‘of Atlantic, Mass. Other near rel- atiws are two sisters -Mrs. Amon Morqeshead. Dcdham, Mass. Mrs. Mack Cameron. York Maine, and

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ithe REE of ﬁira'% boon doprivesrof aworaTl/Tsltlfiu hon‘. 1y 10ft the loss ofggich u he. But he has left an example to his family "o! good citizenship worthy of lﬁu. ‘tion.

(WED shadow of sadness over the Val" bmh" W951" 3°61”. BYlQEPWFt- i His funeral in which there were

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rnuriaai- Mil-en 2m He culled w ‘in eiiemai rest m, soul of Willmm illeer. ‘Fhe deceased was a man who iiqrmallv enloved the best of health Mid hid every I-nnonruws of fresh- nTmo and via-or. On ale am instant ‘he left home only in the morning with the Purpose of procurinl and at the Brae l-hrbour, when but. a short. distance from the land his ibis time; tannin the aheily u» into o. fewfeet of wpter. The shook cf this experience t/oiovher with over "exertion proved to miieh for the ififjiipn of his hail-t. foi- iowlng close by mme immediately to 'his_auiecance but. deatincame in- stantly and could be done.

The late Mr. Beer was born in De Sable, Prince Ddwurd Island. 07 ago. Wfben but a yours: man hnymoved wiiihdik parents to Brae bot tandiﬂyearsqohebccamea ‘Ysident ~01 where he spent ‘(ﬁe -l‘ l"0f_ his-life. twin» as he wfs atfegtielfmtely celled by his ikrﬁnyrfdrjlendssavias a. fine christian geoalem-arfmssauuing many stirlintz ‘Eiﬁifiiieé of iQBFFEli nﬁd. 93in- ies which vvon*fbr_him a plﬁce of .zéieh.aét<zsrr -.“9)2.";~2:9"1 iris many friendsand ngqrnlntances. He was a man of exseptional good who buhis smiling ‘nice. kind- wcrds ardmumorous Jﬂﬂff <45?- I ray otlsunshizne and ____‘_ 111W she hegts ofnall who knew big Well.

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with an eiéiiptionarlav 800d Voice he Iii-u it w me praiseﬁf the Mo“ m; sudden death has left. a Gigi"; 131366 in the Brae United Ziiiirbii mi in the oqrnmunitv which .3111 not. easily be filled. The torch of christsin service which has fallen

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cnge to young men. May they PUSH it in his name.

But while all this is true it. njlusl. b. remembered that by M‘ the amt 15st loss of airwaves sustained by jhls wife and family. The 1190896061 Ks; e great man for homelife M}? rerun hisvchief happiness and 19v

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Many messages of sympathy were received by the grief stricken family and the beautiful floral wreaths spoke in simple but eloquent lang- uage a most-fitting eulogy of the ‘life so suddenly ended. The funeral service conducted by his pastor Rev. s. B. Profitt on Sunday afternoon fwns very largely attended. Elmer ‘Whittaen very beautifully $ang one of mm diseaseds riivoriie hymns. “Will ‘the Cirele be Unbroken." Interment 1min plaice in the Brae United mhumh cemetery and the rﬁmﬂlnﬁ iwere placed in its final resting place ‘by the foliowinﬂ Dali bearers:

Russel Rogers. Patrick McCourt. uatigiic. Thomas Oulton. and B. C. Qreyanmn. The lie-arts cf many friends and neighbours vibrate ‘in galpfthetic tenderness for the ﬂflrf fstricken ones in their night of sor- tww my they find their comfort. in iuie knowlecbe Liza: mm of this Hllf iparent tragedy is the purpose of a loving God: infinite in wisdom nnd l understanding.

ma. HUGH camraau.

His wide circle of relatives and if-riehds were both shocked and pain- ‘edlto learn of the death of Mr. Hugh ‘Campbell. a prominent resident of fvvidshnoreland. in the Charlottetown lﬂoapitll on me 27th ofdtfarch. no.ice 20f whose parsing away appeared at. {the time in The Guardian. The de- j-éEB-Bed was in declining health dur- _ the pest‘ year or so, but no one. ‘tint isnot a physician nr who had tgidgnoaei his physical condition- iﬁﬂispected the serious stare oi‘ his mealth.

The late Mr. Campbell “n5 born

in Westnioreland. GB years ago and moved with his parents m Middleton when eleven years of our. There he engaged in farming. but twenqi-tivn years ago. he acquired n large farm ,ad_iacent. to Frenchs‘ Mills. West- imoreland. and returned to his mt- {ive distrirt. where he was a leading resident. an obligznu neighbor, a ,_l_:_ind and indulgent father for the lrgmainder of his life. Beinz a well [informed man on political, legal. and

a“ they are so nour- ishing" ‘“ owyto ," , they are ideal for the kf Put them in soups. Make crunchy macaroons and can- dies. Eat them plain or butter and serve like pop corn. Tlbeyhe delicious dozens of ways. Order a crisp fod-and-"green

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aboutone_lilg_idrod_s:_lvﬂl place ‘to Kelly's Gross Ohlgoh on tbs ‘n- ‘ernoon of Good Hefty when the services were performed by m. 1";- ‘ther McMahon. P. P., assisted by ‘Rev. '1'. c.1531.» and Rev. M. J. ‘Smith. - i The pail bearers wen Patrick l-Iammill. Tiiifmu “ , n“ lilﬂtifbrs. Igevi Malone. Arthur Hench 'James McAvin. i The 1m Mr. Campbell m”; u. mourn and cherish a fluid memory, ‘his wife (formerly m» nZii-m l/fonagham five sons and ﬂu“ daughters. The sons are Rev. Pran- lcir. L. Campbell, Idpfonton, Mk4 Ambrose. of Shamrock, Walter, of 30mm. Mass: John and Jamal. of iwestmoroland. The daughter; m: _Slster St. Hugh, City Hospital. Mrs. VJ. H. Shreenan. Maplewood, and iFlorence at home. i Also one brother. Thomas Camp- bell. lifiddleton. and two sisters, Mrs. Aeneas MiG-Tl)’. Albany and Mrs. James Dalton. Port Aluustus. The family gratefully acknqzlgdge the following messa§es ma oggrigiiq; Messages: Mrs. Chron Mcvittle Ind Alice. Westmoreligd: Mr. and Mrs. Levi Trainer. Cardigan; M", u"-

garet Kiggins, Ciaoiietown; sister

Mary Paula. Charlott/etgwn ﬁlial; Mr. and Mrs. Walt-er Campbell. Boe- ton; Mrs. John n. Kain. Bus... Rev. F. L. Campbell. Edmonton; Al~ fred Monaghtn, Monﬁeal; sister Mary Ida. Kinkora: md Mrs. Henry RobertsJMiddleton; lib“. and Mrs. Joseph Kelly, Fort Augustus.

Mass Cards-Sisters of at. Marthe. Charlottetown: Sisters of City Bus! pital. Mary McCain-neck and Berna- detze Connoly. City Hopphal; Mr. and Mrs. Leo B. Doyle and Etta. Trainer, CharloJ/ztown; Mr. and Mrs. P. Fitzsiznmons and Irene Callaghan, Charlottetown; Dr. and Mrs. J. D. McGuigan. Charlottetown; Margar- et. Francis. Charlottetown: Edna Green. Charlottetown Hospital; m. and Mrs. Arthur Campbell. Charlot- frtovm; Mr. and Mrs. E. Hagan, Charlottetown: Mr. and Mrs. H. Molyneaux, Charlottetown: Marie M. Mcbellan. City Hospital; Mr. and Mrs. R. J. McDonald. Charlottetown; Nurses of City Hospital; Annie Le- Blane. City Hospital: Mr. Thou. Cdnipbell, Charlottetown; w. and iMrs. M. Callaghan. Charlottetown iMr. and Mrs. J. Callaghan. Clrwwn; Dr. W. J. McMillan. Charlottetown: Mr. and Nrrs. Percy Dart. Charlot- tetown; Rev. Francis Campbell. Ed- monton releven Mosul; Rector and Students. Grand Seminary. ldmon- ton; Rev. D. Murphy. Edmonton: Rev. J. W. Burke. Edmonton; Rev. M. E. McCarthy. Edmonton; Rev. J. L. Stacey. Edmonton: Rev. T. R. Hammill. Edmonton: luv. E. C. O'- Neill. Edmonton: Rev. H. Griffin. Edmonton; Rev. T. Ryan. Edmonton; Mr. and Mrs. James Dalion. Fort Augustus. Mary and Nellie Scott, In- kerman: Mrs. Bernard Smith and family. Emerald; Mr. and Mrs. Am- brose Campbell. Shamrock: Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Coady. Brookvale: Mr. end Mrs. Prank Roache. Kelly's Cross; Mr. and Mrs. Bennett ‘Drain- or. Kelly's Cross; Mr. and Mrs. Lovi Malone and family. Maplewood, m. 1nd Mrs. J. R. Mormghon and fam- ily. Kellys Cross: Mr. and Mil. John H. Shreensn. Maployggd; Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Campbell. sum; Mr. and Mrs. P. Moﬁlervill, Kinken: Mr. and Mrs. P. I-lunmill and fam- lv. Freetown; Mrs. Mag-rant Xi;- glna. Georgetown: Mr. and 1B1. Lav! Tratinrlgr, c___a.i__q__: Jcimand lotto Campbell. ,_ l Mr. Ind Mn. Thomas Campbell and family. Mid- dleion; Mr. and Mn. ‘ma. P. Hum- qiii. Ifidclletan: any 0.1mm“. liglddleton: Prgﬂls M’, , Hid- dietcn; Mr. and Mn. Alnlls Mur- iray- Albany: Mrflnd Mn. John J. Murray, Borden.

MRS. W. I. DIOKBOI

Many friends in this province will be sorry to learn of the death in Ottawa at her residence. 110 Irving Ave.. of Mrs. W. H. Dickson. wife of a former Honsfard reporter in the House of Commons.

She had been il1 since December inst. having undergone l. serious operation, but hopes were entertain- ed for her compldl looovoryuntil I few weeks u; 1mm complication: ensued and she gradually leak. pul- ing peacefully away on Wednelday evening, April 8rd.

Deceased wua daughter of the leis Joseph and Anna Roddin Mac-

uoneld. formerly of Charlottetown. she was a nilco of the lab thalli- nur James lhcdonald, for mo! run pariah prim. at. 8t. Andrews. ‘and wu mo a hilec of the late Jutl-

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80H! her husband, she leaves to mourn one daughter, Mrs. A.A. Moon- ey, of omen, and a grandson, helices Mooney: time stators. Mrs. '1'. P. Comm and Mrs. Clara Lnuth- ior, of Ottawa. and Mrs! C. E. ‘ray. of lii-qnlmpton, 8.2., also several nioeu and nephews.

May her soul mt In pence.

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a m‘ a favorite of m. viabi- Q's. m» mi, w molar-n the fol- lowing was and dlllllfléflf Mrs. ptephen Rfcinrds, U - , N. 5.: Mira. mum Rfelnrdo, Sydney. u. s.; Mrs. W. Flanagan, Molapan, Mesa: and 1m. 1-1. s. Vickeraon- Mgiria and four sol-is. Francis and lam Vickerson. Imrne. B. 0.. Willem viekoraon. Moose Jew, Mac, Fringe mam-a mend um one sister. m. n. Younkcr, cmpi-a. New shin, and a number of mind: I81. Dd‘ Ifﬂl!

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