NOVEMBER 3. 3933

run GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

IN MEMORIAM

MKS. JAMES E. SMITH

The people of Webster's Corner and vicinity were recently sudden- ed to hear of the death of Mrs James E. Smith whioh oecured Oct. 5 at the Charlottetown Hos- pital in her osth year.

Three weeks prior to her death .-he entered. the Charlottetown ampitai. where with oil medical skin and care her, life was prolonged until that final October. morning her soul departed this life with perfect resignation of will. and with the consolation of the last mg of the Roman Catholic Church. She was frequently visit- pd by her pastor. Rev. T. P. But- i . elrhe late Mrs. Smith was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McNa.liy of Tracudie. In 1911 she married James E. smith of Websterh Comerwhere she resided. and made a larse circle of friends whom will mourn her passing, but it will be in the home she, will be more sadly missed. She leaves to mourn her loss. a eorrowing husband. five sons and one daughter. Reginald send Ivan of Webster's Corner. James and Brady of Charlotte- mwn; Adrian. Holy Heart Semi- nary, 1-xnlifax; and (Mildred) Mrs. Albert Murnaghan. Fort August- us. Also thee sisters. (Gertrude) Mrs. Henry Moavuirk and Jennie. soth of Boston. Mass; Kathleen of Charlottetown; and two broth- ..-g, Patrick. of Boston. Mass; and Joseph of Tracadie. Fifteen grandchildren bear her in mud memory. The funeral which was 1.;-ply attended was held from her late resideno Wednesday. 03- 7 to st. Patrick's Church, Fort Augustus. where Solemn Reqllltm High Mass was celebrated by the pastor. Rev. 'I', P. Butler assisted by Rev. Allan McDonald as dea- con, and luv. Vincent Murnaghan as sub-deacon.

Pall bearers were Messrs. Owen Baird. Fred Cummiskey.' John Heron. Joseph MvcE30hP"'v 5"” Laverty and Eugene Callaghan. ynggfment took place in the family plot in the church cemetery. where services were conducted by Rev. T, P. Butler.

May her soul rest in peace.

FLORAL TIIIBUTBS

SPRAY , ,

Armstrong Insurance WBEATHS

Mrs, Lillian Seaman Seaman's Auto Body Wei-ins TBLEGIAMS

Gertie, Henry. Jennie and Pat

Fred J. Shea, and sunny

Charlie and Em

Flori-ie. Lill, Bianohe Josephine I

Claims

and

ENROLLMENT!

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice O'Connell. Roxbixry, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cummisiry, New Hampshire

Mr. and Mrs Charles Smith, Boston. Man.

Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Pineau. Boston, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kcliy. Boa- ton. Mass.

Mrs. Ray Osgood and family. Boston. Mam.

Mr. and Mrs. John Curnmisky. Boston. Mass. '

Mrs. Ethel MacDonald

Mr. and Mrs, Henry .licGuirir. Boston. Mass.

Mia Winnlfred L. Donegsn. Boston. Mass.

Miss Laurette Shea. Brookiine. Mass. ' .

Forty-Club membem. Somerville, wan. '

SPIRITUAL BOQUETB

sister Maria Joseph. Kinkora Sister M. Gregory. Kinkora Sister M. Marzareta. Kinkora Miss Joan Kelly. Chsriottetovi'n

CARDS , or sifmrarmz

Mrs. Liliiamseaman, Charlotte- town

Mr. and MN, Lester ti-lull. Char- lottetown ..

Mr. Maurice Fftntaino. Char- inttetown

Mr. Edward Baird. S. D. 11.

Miss Nellie Herrnans. Charlotte- imam

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kelly, Charlottetown "

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard wood and Mary '

Miss Mary Macivfiiian. n. "N.

Charlottetown

mluhl Gertie Duffy, Charlotte- wn

Miss Hattie Clow. Charlottetown Mr. and Mrs. Stephen O'Con- nolly. Charlottetown

Miss Eleanor McAdam. Char- lottewwn Miss Louise

Woods. Charlotte- town ' A

Miss Leona Deyine, Charlotte- town

Rev. Fr. Patrick Gallery, 0.83., Nelson, B. C..,

Mrs. Euphemia Gus. Cornwall

Mr, and Mrs. Mac Mcbean. Cornwall l

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Moquaid. Bedford

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lewis and Willie, St. Peter's 'Mr. and Mrs. Charlesinaught. Vernon '

Mr. and Mrs. Michaei.McGuirk. Dromoro

Mr. and Mrs. Lake Verde

Miss Agnes Duffy. Alberton

Ira Redmond.

Mr, andi Mrs. Stephen Mac- Dougall and family. Blooming Point

er's

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. MacDonald. 'n-acadie

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hughes, Dmmoro

Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mcaregor, Johnston's River

Mr. and Mrs. Rice, Souris

Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Burke, Pis- quid

Bro. Clarence lauigne. O.M.I.. Ottawa.

Misses Catherine and Florence O'Shea.. Boston. Mass. .

Mr. William Gallant, Ottawa

Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Coyle. Halifax

Mrs. John Mccarron and fam- ily. Dorcheswr. Mass. e

Miss Laxuretta Shea. Boston. Mass.

Mr. 'and Mrs, George McIntyre. Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murnagvhan and Eleanor. Boston, Mass.

Mr. Kenny Smith, Montreal

Miss Josephine FitzPatrick. Ottawa

Mr. and Mrs, George Wiseman, Ottawa

Mr. Earl Smith." Montreal

Miss Doris McGuirk. Halifax

Mrs. N. J. Dean, New York

Mr, Augustus Kelly, -Halifax

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jqckman. Ontario '

Rolly and Mrs. Rocano. Ottawa Mr. and Mrs. Norman Telfer, Ontario

Mr. and" Mrs. Isaac Smith, New Brunswick

Mr. and Mrs. Lea Keefe, St. Catharines. Ont,

Mr, and Mrs.l.Wililam Mui,iln. Donaidston c

MAS! CARD!

Husband Brady and Adrean Reg. Clara and family

Albert and Mildred '

Ivan. Mildred and family

James and Alice

Joe and Mary

Katie and Francis . Henry and Gertie

Patrick. Mary and family. Bos- ton. Msas ,

James and Robert. Boston, Mass.

Mumaghan .Gra.ndchildren

Mrs. James McNsl1y, Traoadle

Mr. and Mrs. Damian Duffy, Wntortown. Mass.

Mr., and Mrs. Boston. Mass. 3) .Mr. and Mar. Ea ' Cullen, Bed- ford ,. Mr. and Mn, John FitnPatricir. Bedford -

Matt. Martin,

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lacey and family

Mr. and Mrs. George Dewar, Boston. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Pineau. Boston. Mass.

Mr, and Mrs. Charles smith, Boston. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jamieson. Medford

Mr. and Mrs Ambrose Mullin, Scotchfort '

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mullin. Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Muliin. Mt Stewart

Mr. and Mrs, Emmet Moxenna and-family, St. Andrew's Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gallant. Charlottetown -Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Costello. Boston. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Smith. Charlottetown

Mrs. Laura McNaiiy and family. Charlottetown

Mrs, Florence Murphy. Boston Mass.

Mas.-1.. Mr. and Mrs. A. White. Boston,

Nollie Keliy.' Somervillr.

Mass.

The Mcxenna Family. St. Pet-,

Mr. and Mrs. Huh J. Smith, 'n-acadio

Mr. and Mrs, Reginald Power, Mermaid

Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Smith and Bertha. Webster's corner

Mr. Earl Smith. Montreal

Mr. Kenneth Smith. Montreal

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Osrragher. Charlottetown

Mrs. Kalle ster's Corner.

Fred and James Oummiskey, Webster-'s Corner

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mczachern. Webster's Corner

Icon, Eliza and Mamie, web. starts Corner

Mr. and Mrs, John Heron, Web- ster's Corner

Louis and Ivan Heron, Wob- stes-'s Corner

Misses Mary and Bernadette Baird. Webster's Corner

Mr. and Mrs. Charles McGuirk and family. Webster's Cornea-

McKenzie. Web-

and Walter. Webster's Corner Mr.

Hayes, Fort Augustus The School Children of Web- ster's Corner Webster's Corner Women's In- titute

ustua

Fort Augustus

Mr. and Mrs. Ohsr'es Duffy, Fort Augustus

M. and Mrs. Howard Heron and family, Fort Augustus

Mr. and Mrs. William Hughes, Fort Augustus

Pisquid Mr. and Mrs. unmet Hughes.

Auburn Mrs. John Simipson and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Auburn

Cheaternltita and Jack Callag- han. Auburn

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mcouirir, Dromore

Mr. and Mrs. Dromora

, Auburn

Elmer Lover-ty.

George Mlthceil.

Jock. Dromore

Mr. and Mrs. James Mcoaughey. and family. Auburn. -

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shea, Au- burn,

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hughes,

Mr. Cornelius Oummtdrey, Tar- antum. , Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mcllarchern, Tarantum .

Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Timmins and family, Ont.

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Cummis-

key, Tarantum.

Mrs. M. .,J. Murnsghan and James. Tarantum,

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Murnaguhan. Tarantum.

Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Murnag- han. Tarantum.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Muirnag- han. Tarantum.

OUR BOARDING HOUSE l

r Now, LEANDEKZ. vou smzr TO MY ' LEFT WITH THE BALL! 1'LLDEMoM-

-STRATE HOW A FEW QUiCK,F,EiNT-5 ,' WITH MY Fear NIL o ,,CAU5E- You TO V552

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as EASY P894 '?'HAR-RUMPH.'.r

Mr. Annie Mcauirk. Webster's Corner

Mrs. Gus Larverty. Webster": Oorner

Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Callaghan and Mrs. James McNaliy,

Mrs. Mary Griffin, Fort Aug- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Duffy, .1'ort

Mr. and Mrs, Phillip Ooyle end" Mr. and Mn. ohemr Hughes, "5

Grace McNai and o 11 K n , Ch'town. 1y w ' y

Mr. and Mrs. .Dennis O'Shea. Glenfinnsn.

Mr. and Mrs. J. J, McDonald. Gienfinnan.

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McDonald Ind 10-Dilly. Cvienfinnen,

Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. McDon- ald. Glenfinnsn. i

Mr. and Mrs. Frank McMillan. Mr. Dan McDonald, Glenfinnan.

Charlottetown Mr. Damian McDonald, Glen- Mr. and Mrs. Owen Baird. Web. Iinnan. '

ster's Corner Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Mczarch. Mr, and Mrs. 'ryreli Baird and 9m. Glonfinnan.

family, Webster's Corner Mr. and Mrs. Fred Driscsil, Mr. and Mrs. William Galldnt Damon.

and family, Webster's corner Mrs. Mathias Keaughan. and

family. Donagnh. ,

Mr. William Keaughan, Don. agh. ,

Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Trainor,

Donagh.

Mr. and Mrs. Levi McNaliy. Johnston's River.

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Currie and

family. Johnston's River.

Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Trainer. sr., Johnston's River. '

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Trainer, Don-

Mr. Ed. White. Donagh. Mr, and Mrs. John Smith, Oh' town.

Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Miullin. Tracaclie.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Corrigan. Tracadie

Mrs. Helen Smith and family, Tracadle,

Mr. Philip Shea. Ch'town.

Webster's Corner Mm AHWOFIY Hnuzhey and Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Duffy, W1"-0h'l0Wn-.

wewuv, come, ., wnand. Mrs. Peter Oatway, Mrs. an and Junior. Po '

Auguswfm rt Mrs. 'MiacKlnnon, Mary and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Curley Jacki Ohmwn.

and Dune", 1;-on Augunms Mrs. McEsrchern and Peter, Florence Burnett and James oht"""'

Mr. and Mrs. James sherry and Dorothy. Ch'town.

The Staff of Seaman's Body Shop, Ch'town.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Trainor and Mary, Ch'town,

Miss Louise Duffy, Ch'town.

Mr. and Mrs. John Coady, Ch'-

Augustus "Wm-

ML and M" E”, Huang, ,0” Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Griffin. Auizustus ' CWWW"-'

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Duffy. M1 W1 M". Le 0- Kelly. Oh" Fort Augustus WW"-

Mr, mm M", Jouph Karly, Mr. Arthur Campbell. Ch'town.

Mr. and Mrs. John Oummiskey, Ch'town.

Mr. and Mrs, Maurice Martin and family. Ch'town.

Mr. and Mrs. Westley Constable, Oh'-town.

Emanuel. Joe and Louis. Ch'town.

Mr, Vernon Hughes, Fort Aug- 5m M”- L90 Onlhihma ustus ' W" '

Mr. and Mrs. John Gay. Pis- M3 W4 M” Mb” Mm”- qmd Clvrmwn G 11

Mrs. Rita. aosa.'Mt. stewart "- TONY 3 Mm Ch'town-

Mt um M”, um” Hum... Mr. and Mrs. A. R, Mclnnis.

Ch'town. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mc'I.'acue. Ch'town. town.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Crawford. Oh'town.

The Girls of Queen Hotel, Ch'- town.

Mr. Malcom Mcswain and Joyce, Ch'town.

Mr. and Mrs. Ch'town,

Mrs. Olga Davies, Ch'town.

The Mcxenna family. at. Pet-

Peter De-Roches,

in-.

promo”, and Min. Amirose Doyle Mr. and Mrs. nu. Oorrigan. Ind MMY. Halifax.

Dmmow, Mr. and Mrs. Pius Griffin, Mt. Miss Elizabeth Mcoanneli. re. Stewart-

Augusgu, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Beagan. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Boylan. D0mBih-

Aubun, Miss Anna Cum-an, Roxbuiry.

Mm, Thos. J. Smith, Boston. Mass.

Mr. and Mine. John Conway. Waltham. Mass.

-1-,,,nm,,,, x Mary Mcoieary. Boston. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Garland. M" "d M415. M59911 Byrnes, vr",,,,mm, Brookiine. Moss.

M,., Maurice Cummiskey, TM, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Reid, mmm, Dartmouth.

Mr, ma M”. gem”-d ooyle, Mr. Gerald Murtagh. Ottawa. -pamngum, Mr. Raymond Connolly, Boston,

Mass. - Miss Gladys, Heron. Boston. Mass.

Miss Doris McEamhern, Ont- aria. 1

Min Edna Hughes Ontario. Thenstorey family. Dartmouth. Mr. Augustus Kelly. Halifax.

Mr. and Mrs. John Moreside and family. Ch'town. Mr. and Mrs. Lozarus Mc-

Gaugh and family. Bear River. Mrs, Joseph Simpson and Mar- garet. Ottawa.

Mrs. P. W. Farrell. St. George's Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murnsghan

, v a :1 Elle nor, Boston, 3:: aIg'dnMll'(d."rlllIl!13ilaIli;Iligill!gi(livdl'i; 'nMr-.5-and Mrs. Maurice cone. Ohmown; Dull-dtmotllltihhies K ily Ottawa Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Berrigan, "- " ' - ' owgown, mMr. and Mn. Frank Martin. M , . wren a. Mass, r Wilfred Butler. Chtow-n, Mr, Ind Mn. Jam Meam". Verdun, Que. Mr, and Mrs. Rudy Pirkoia, Maynard. Man. Mr. and Mrs. Art Cain, am- merviiie.

IT SOUNDSAS Ni.iTTY- ,. A6 A Fi2UiT CAKEJ Bur I'M LIKE THE GLN JUMPIN6 OFF 1 A GARAGE WITH AN '0PEN!U GRELLA -'

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High School Boy! of St. Dun- atan's University.

St, Dunaanis Academy. 'Halifax. l'frinity Mission Club, somer- Vi e.

Rmf. Vincent Murnsfhan. !.D.U. Rev. Wm. Simpson. SD.U. Monsigneu: John A O'Neil. Ottawa, -

Holy Heart Seminary.

Holy Rosary Schoiastlcatr. Priests a-nd Brothers.

Seminarians of Holy Heart Sem- inary. (14).

Sisters of St. Martha's. Ch'town. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mullin. Donaldston. ' Mr. John M, Farrell. St. George's Mr. and Mrs. Howard Touchero. Bouris.

Edwin and Shirley Burke, Bos-

ton. Mass.

Erna and Lindy. Boston. Mass.

-Mr. and Mrs. A. Doiron. Boa- ton. Mass.

Lawrence Heron. Charlotte- town

card of Thanks .

The family of the Late Mrs. Smith wish to express sincere thanks. and deep appreciation. to Rev. '1'. P. Butler. all the clergy. Dr. Sheppard. Mt. Stewart, Dr. Coady. Sisters and Nurses and staff of tmariottetown Hospital. The many Jrlnd relatives. friends. and neighbours. who in anyway

, . South liustlco And I I Vicinity Mrs. Julia Blanchard of Char- lottetown. is visiting at the home of bar brother-in-law and sis , Mr. and Mrs. Ben Martin, a at the home of her daughter and

husband. Mr. and Mrs. John Gau- thier all of South Rustico.

Friends and schoolmates were sorry to hear that Lormine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Amk Gallant, Sotrtih Rustioo, is con- fined to her home through illness. All hope for a. speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Mathias Doueette have returned home to south Rus- tioo after spending two weeks visiting in Saint John and Mone- ton, NB.

Mia Angie

Douoetto, daughter-

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of South Rustioo, who in em- ployed in Charlottetown. left Sat- urday morning for Ottawa to spend a two-week vacation visit- ing among friends.

Mr. Bruno Douoette of South Rustioo, was in Charlottetown Sot- urday on business.

Friends of Edward Douoette. son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doucette. South Rustioo. are sorry to hear thathohssbeenoonfinedtohiis home for two weeks through ill- ness. His many Jriends hope to see him up and around soon.

Mr. Aubin Gallant and Mrs. Cyril Doucette of South Rustico. were in Charlottetown Monday on business.

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The monthly meeting of the Carleton Women's llnsi.itu.te was held at the home of Mrs. Ralph M.acCau.ll on October 13. The vice- president presided.

Thirteen members responded to roll call and three visitors were Present; one new member joined.

Endowment 1"u.rui mm the Insti- tute.

Mrs. Sutherland was appointed to attend T. B. convention. Bunch committee for November are Mrs. liirle 'I'homson. and Mrs. Allison Harper. Colloc- tion amounted to 81.25. Miss Mal- colm giwe an interesting talk on the Coronation, which was much

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