f _ KENNETH MACDONALD

'.l'l'i_e_ writer of those notes having intimately acquainted with Mr. nald sc a man of sterling in- ty for upwards oi ﬁfty years, am _ vinced that more than s passing otice should be given.

In 1841 Kenneth Macdonald, an . _ ant landed here with his parents, - vlng been born on the ocean and bile he could not claim any coun- .of orlgiuhe. prided himself in be- , i’ -: born lmder the British ensign. Hith his parents'they settled at olmscnis River ‘where ‘they lived un- -I some twenty years ago. when he 4 Oiled t0 Covehead Rand H5 Li; ' ved by his widow, nee Iscbell

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Chapter 2

Jenkins now in her 83rd year, en- joying good health and the sincere sympathy of a. host of friends. VHe also leaves five sons viz., John A. of Bunbury; Malcolm and William of Mermaid; Peter J. of Charlottetown and Wallace of Covehead Road, also four daughters, Mrs. John" IJay,“ Mrs. Harry swan, Mrs, Lemuel E. Jay and Mrs. Crawford -Jay. besides upwards fo seventy grand and great grand children who will ever cherish the memeory of a loving and affec- tionate grandfather.

Some sixty years ago Mr. Macdon- aid was brought to a knowledge of Jesus Christ as his Savior under the ministry of the late no; Donald Macdonald and has ever since enjoy- ed the assurance of sins forgivenilind his life and death were such that "His rod and HS staff" made his

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demise a beautiful transition l-lis pas- tor_the Rev. '1‘. A. Wilson conducted the funeral services and delivered a touching discourse from the words “Yea though I walk through the valley and the shadow of death" etch The hymns sung were ‘iForever Withthe Lord" and the 23rd Psalm. after which the remains, followed by a large cortege cf friends wended its way to the cemetery at Mermaid where all that was mortal of the grand old man was laid to Nat be- side a loved daughter who predeceased some twenty years ago at the age of 23 years. The pail bearers were: Albert Proud. James Blrt, Peter Cummisky,‘ Alexander Macdonald, William Ings and Walter Ings.

The funeral arrangements were un- der the capable management of Mr. B. McEachcm.

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There passed to her eternal'reward on Wednesday, February 27th, 1929 at 10:45 a. in. Annie McDonald, wile of Mr Roderick Nicholson, in her 80th year. She was a. daughter of the late Donald McDonald and Mary Glllis of Shamrock, P. E. I. Her life was an exemplary one in many ways by her love for ha: family and friends and her cheery disposition. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church for many years and when union come about she joined the UnitedChurch.

Although an invalid for years and for the past two years was conﬁned to her bed where she gradually weak- ened until the cnd came, slic was never heard to murmur or complain. When speech was gone, her kindly smile still greeted her friends and loved ones. She was the mother of seven daughters, four of whom pre- deceased her ln childhood; the re- maining three are Mrs. E. Calvin McKay, Mrs. Leslie B. Smith and Mrs. Arthur J. Heartz. She is also survived by her husband and one grandson, Arthur Nicholson Heartz; also two sisters, Mrs. Alexander Bu- chanan, Bradalbane, and Mrs. Don- ald McLennan, Inkerman. Her fun- eral, which was very largely attend- ed. was held from her late residence 181 Kent Street, Charlottetown to people's cemetery on Friday, March 1st and was conducted by her pas- tors, Rev. Dr. Ramsay, Rev. Mr. John- son and Rev. John M. McLeod. "Crossing the Bar" was beautifully rendered by-Mr. A. R. Gillis. The pail bearers were: Messrs. Ross Be- thune, 5am Kennedy, Alex. Brown, Harry Court, Charles Rosa and Laughlin McPherson. The mourners were Mr. Roderick Nicholson, Master Arthur Nicholson Heartz, Messrs. A. J. Heartz, E. C. McKay, ‘A. R. Mc- Donald, D. D. McDonald. M‘. Buch- anan, D. Buchanan, J. McLennan, J. D. Matheson, R. Nicholson, J, H. McKenzie, A. McKenzie, M .D. Mc- Leod, S. A. McDonald and. J. ll. Heartz. -

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- ANGLICAN SIIVIOIS in the Pl!‘- lsh of-New Iﬂfﬂtlll on the 10th inst- will be as follows: hunch River, 10.80 a. m.; Burlington,_2.30 p. m. with Holy Communion; Kcnsinkwn ‘I p. m4 Sunday School 2 P. m.

MEETING ‘IONIGBB- There will bets meeting of the South African Veterans at 8 o'clock wnllht in tho Legion moms.

TBYON BAH!!!‘ PASTORATIIF- Services-on Sunday, March i0, will be st Westrnorelsnd st ll s. m" st ‘Iryon at 3 p. m.. and st Albany st 7 p. m. Myron‘ O. Brinton. Minister.

BIGHFIELD-‘Ihere will be divine service on Sunday at 8 p. m. in the Preibytcrian Church. Rev. W. Bruce Muir will conduct the service. A meet ini of the session after the service.

HAZELBBOOK CIRCUIT» Foli- owing are the services for: Sundoy 10th: Alexander 11 s. m.; Hsiielbmok 3 p. m.; Cross Roads 7 p. m. Con- ference at Hazelbrook Saturday 2.30. R. W. Lindsay, Pastor.

VISIT POULTRY SHOW- Prince Street School sent a deleg- ation of older pupils to the Poultry Show yesterday morning. The secret- ary met them and conducted them through ‘the exhibit. Herc they learn-

wstched the turkeys, ducks. geese and hens. When they returned to school each member reported what had impressed lher;—tho names of different breeds in esch class, their characteristics, value, use, feeding etc. This was much appreciated by their classmates and the information gleaned so cnjoynbly will no doubt always be remembered by them. ‘

NEW INBTITUTD-A new Instit- ute was organiud at Orwell by the Supervisor, Miss Schurmsn, on Feb- ruary 25th. The following were the officers elected -Presldcnt. Mrs. James Hughes. Vice-President, Mrs D. Martin. Secy-‘rres. Misrllorence MacPherson. Directors, Miss Morr- issy, Mrs. Neil McLeod. Mrs. Psrcy MBOLUOC. Auditors, Mrs. Lawrence Macteod. m.“ Gussle MacDonald. The regular day of meeting is the third Wednesday of every month. The first meeting is to be held st the home of Mrs. Percy MscLcod.

AVONDALE INSTITUTE-A new Institute was organized at Avondslc, February 20th. by the Supervisor, Miss Schurinsn. ‘ma following were tho officers elected. President, m; Frank 0' Donnell. Vice President, Mrs. Alphonsus Keoughon. sccy. ‘Irena, Miss Laurette Acorn. Direct- ors. Mrs. John Lynn, Mrs. Alphoncus O'Donnell, Mrs. John Power. Audit- itors. Mrs. Patrick O'Donnell, mo.‘ Patrick Ryan. Triangular day ‘of meeting is to be held on thycccond Tuesday of csch month. The first 1116MB: is in be held in the school house.

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VII-NON RIVER-A new Institute yns organized at Vernon River, Feb- ruary 26th by the Supervisor, Miss Schurman. The following’ were the officers elected. President, Mrs. Smith Les. Vice President, Miss Helen Solomon. Secy. Tress, Mrs. Harold MacLeod. Directors, Mrs. Carver, Mrs. MacNeill, Miss MacDon- sld. The regular day of meeting is tn be held on the second Friday of each month. Mrs. Tweedy invited the Institute to meet st her house for the first meeting, and roll call is to be answered by “Ways of rais- ing money for the Institute.”

PERSONALS Mr. W. H. White, Milton, is in the city attending farmers’ week.

Mr. Ernest R. White was a visitor in the City yesterday.

Mr. J. E. Bolger, of Stanley Bridge, is visiting in ‘the city. attending the various farmers‘ meetings.

Miss Florence Harper, Charlotte- town, is visiting her sistcr. Mrs. Dun- can Macdonaid, Summcrsldc.

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Mr. Leander Reid and Walter Reid of Stanley Bridge, were in the city attending the Central Insitute Meet- ing this week.

Mr. John McCarville, Freetown. was among those attending far- mers’ week in the city.

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I Island Captain ’s Interesting Life

John McLeod, 70, Monrncd on Many Wstcrfronts As Capable Skipper of "Anything That Floats."

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An old sea. captain, a. man who won fame by his deep-water exploits and who was known to his coin- punlons of the water front as o. clplbla skipper of “anything that iloa ," will be buried ‘today in Lon- don Park Cemetery. " Ospt. John McLeod. who died suddenly Monday at his home on the Patspsco river, near Lansdowne was dacribed by his seafaring as- coicstes as a typical sailor.

“He commanded all types and classes of ships from the tiniest schooner ito a. large steam-propelled ocean freighterc," remlnlsced one of his friends.

Born frfCsnsds 70 years ago.

"the Captain was born on Prince ldwsrd Island, Canada. about '10 you-c ago and started his 11m; ocean going cruise on a three-mast] c4 schooner carrying cargo from Canada to England. His- cruises soon bmudht him to Baltimore. a city which he quickly adopted as his lpms port and from which he sailed for fifty years.

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Whcn steam came in the Captain abandoned his friends of ‘the wl_nd, never to return in them, and he became muster of the Pirate, a small steamer plying between West Indian Ports and Baltimore. On one occasion tlic Pirate. long overdue and given up for 10st, staggered in. to port at Norfolk, sheathed in icc, after riding out I vicious mid- winier gale.

From the fruit trade Captain Mc- Leod went with the consolidation C0111 Compﬂlly and commanded in turn all their vessels engaged“ in coast-wise trndc. Later. with the ﬁmericnﬁ Towing Company, he wag well known as the commander of the tugs Buccaneer, Tormentcr and Neptune. - Took Tug To San Francisco.

In 1905 he became intematlcnally known 1n shipping circles when ' he Perform-Led a hitherto unaccompugh. ed feat. In command of the Nep- tune, a ii6 foot tug. and with a

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copsl church. The captain is sur- vivcd by his widow, Mrs. Minnie Me'- Leod whom he married forty-eight years ago i.n Baltimore; seven chil-. -.' dren and twelve grandchildren. He. ~ L1 also survived by two sisters liv- ing in Mossachusettes, and another . who lives in Prince Edward Island, - Canada, her native home. - ' (Messrs Andrew McLeod and Gecn» -. ge McLeod. Irishtown. are nephews of deceased.)

Countless‘ friends and acquaint-t i " lmcec of the captain along the wat- er fronts of many foreign and dom-i wtlc ports secret his passing. and" '- mlny o! Baltimore's brlniest tars . 1-» sec in his death the severance of another link between the golden days of sail. when the clipper shlP reisucd min-ems. and the smoky bmsent of steam.

Baltimore crew under hi; .- c. he took the little vessel on n 14,900 mile cruise around South Americs to her purchasers in San new»... He made the entire trip through mo‘; Straits or Magellan and up m, out‘ coast to the Golden Gate in eighty- five days. inoludins men amps for cooling at st. Lucia, Pernsmbuco,

Dufllll the war he took the tug

ed with wheat. across the Adam“, from New York to Eng/pug, w)“; the United States ordered the can. ﬂlﬂhescrvodfor sttms In the MW. tnmmmsnd- of the sbtim IMP Blllllris st Norfoikgbut tint‘ of inactivity he rsqussted action and bocsmg Osptgin 51 m. m"! IMP! 61177198 IIIDDIIQI to Eur- ope. Ho carved on s number of large shicvln: board meals until W0 mm Ito when no was issues...‘ onnisin moms. whicvsaiimqj "Id "Plrtsncss i-sn the entire pm?- ut c! scsgoing action,’ from $19.", wrecks and rescues" to storms "lllll- Ha scrvsd- on spproxlmstsly 100 Ilﬂmsndwssssmucnstlicqic on s squats rims! or s tiny schoo- tr ss hs was on s snot-um ccogﬂ. wins tun or a great rusty “w, Th! funeral ssrviou will bs on. ducted stalk todsyattummi

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