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t;-~

li 1

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ony s'

ed lfany use-

oernm _

oerv _

gifts were recelv~ er of llrs. Lnlk will was

_ Pre ilk

make their in Charlottetown

The death took place at West

While working on I hullding`M

the staging gave way, and falling

some 30 feet he sustained such Clifford M. Babson of Dorchester serious injuries that after eight was best man. The bride was

days of suffering he passed peace- gl

'KILLAWAVLINC WIDCIII

_ formed

Somerville. Mass., on October 3rd,0l` the of 'Hugh Livingstone. under very about forty relatives and near and circumstances. ‘friends. The maid of honor was

wlosnsoar

A very pretty w I

in the nador wwf* Church. Boston. ias\~'l‘h

Oct. llth. when Alice Lllll. daught-

- New Glasgow.

in marriage to llr.

ii i, of Dorchester. £8. CBl`(‘l‘l‘l0lly WBA PGY'

A. Z. Conrad, pastor, in the presence oi-

ios Harriet J. i.urs'. oi arooiriirie

sister of the bride. and Mr.|

ven away by her brother.

'was well :ietnndi-ti hy lmril mom-

v i

. _.i

_itil

5 1' .i

fully away at St. Elizabeth Hospi- tal, Brighton.

He vias the youngest son of

the late Allan Livingstone of Nne Mile Creek and loft here when

‘wife YOUDK f0I‘ 3081011 Wh@l'@ 11% The bridesmaid carried pink roses

lived and died. visiting his native! home some twenty years ago.

Herbert A. Ling, of Danvera. Mass. The bride was attired in .i traveling suit or brown and car- ried a shower 'bouquet of bride‘s_ roses and lilies of the valley.

and blue bachelors buttons. The room was tastefully decorated

'He was in the prime of life. be-t

ing only in his 53rd year. l-lei leaves to mourn a wife, nee Isabell White and two sons, Elmo and Al-l ton, also one daughter, Edna, now, Mrs Holmes. all living in We-ntl Somerville, also four brothers, Al-| lan at Nine Mile Creek. John ini Cambridge, Mass.. and David and; Alexander in Charlottetown, be-| sides ii host of relatives until friends. -

His remains were interred in]

Woodlawn cemetery Malden, serv- ices being held -in the church which he attended, Rev. Mr Heath; officiating. Two solos, "There's at Beautiful Home on Iiigb,” and” "Abida With Mc," were beautiful- ly sung by Miss Dorothy M. Hol~_ mes, also a poem was read, coin- posed by the deceased entitled "At Mothcr':4 Knee,” `

Mr. Livingstone's exemplary,

character while living was attest- ed to by the many floral tributes. and the iargc concourse of people who followed thc remains to thc grave. He was conscious until a few hours before his -lenlh. his' conversation always being oul things eternal and he flied fully- trusting in the merits of his Re- deemer. -

TUESDAY

Many friends throughout the

city viii regret to learn of the dcath of Mrs. Francis Hogun,t which occurred at the City lflospl-i tai yestei'dn;,' morning. The lale~ Mrs. Hogan was c. daughter of Lin- late Patrick Flynn, and is thc scc- ond death in che family within al yi.~ur_ _ 1' The lute Mrs. Hogan leaves to

vnourn besides her sorrowlng hun band one lnftinl`sf:r; anti two bi'o|.hera. Thomas of the C. N. R.. :liitl John, both of this city, to all of whom the Guardian extends heartfelt sympathy.

P_ROMlNENT lSLANDER.-

-Mr.'Wi-l|i.rin L_ Best of Ott;x\\':\. the Canadian Legislative llrpivaaelltu- tive of the Brotherhood of Loco- motive Flrcmen and Engiiiomen is at preseiii on the lsiiind. Suniluy Mr. Best attended n ine-ctirig ul the BroiTxc:'hoo~;i of i.ocon'iotive l<‘ircnien und itliiglneim-n. which

hem iii tue order. Some diiy this -wil: he will atlilmss at iuzeting :n Clinrlottctcwn on tht Worknlt-n'a Compensation Act, which is in force in all of the provinces of Canada, with the exception of Prince Edward Island and Alber- 'ta. in the latter province a blli lift'-i 'already neon prepnrctf fur ir:ro- duction in'o tiv- Legislation. tin Thursday he will adilsess a meet- ing oi’ the ' ~ '~ of the different orders oi: the \‘/'nrkm ni' Coinpen- s:iion _-ict. Mr. Bust is it Prince Loward .~1 .indur \vho has matic 'i

labor in Canada. He was Liriner- ' ry one of th-- senior engineers of the Grand Trunk running f-rom North Bay, Ontario, anti has been

with chrysanthemums and potted plants. After a reception and light collation Mr. and Mrs. Kellu- way left for New liork and Wash- ington. On their return, about November. lst. they will re;-tide nt 88 Carruth Street, Dorchester,

_\iiiss_ _

'Music lovers in this city may

in the futuro look -buck upon last night's largely attended _meeting in l'rof. i~‘letcher'.-i studio, Kinder- g.irten Building, as one of very great importance irdeed, for the ways and means of organizing an amateur nrclies-trn_ for (Yharl0tte~ town were tliuroughly discussed and a cupaible coiniznittee appoin- ted under the dlrectorship of Proi Fletcher.

The meeting, which was attend-

ed by some twenty people, sill liighly iinteresled and enthusiastic

sicians, was presided over by Vlr

-tr Er at

run your

the you wool or

C0l\0l| 0|*

and Mr, Elmer Bovyer, who will become Divisional Accountant.

tMr. Huggan entered the service

of the Nova Scotia railway 0|! January 14th., 1870 and Yomailled until November 1872 when upon the amalgamation of the Euro- pean, North American and Nova Scotia railways forming the inter colonial Railway he was transfer red' to Moncton where he wttnt into tihe audit office, Later lie was transferred into the Account- ing departiment and was promoted to the position of chief clerk.

ln 1882 be was sent lo

Prince Edward Island as Account- ant and Auditor, holding this po r-ition until 1913 when the rail- way system was changed and the -island offices ‘bccu-nie_ part oi the lntercolonia/l Railway, lie was appointed to the amfilgama- ted offices of District Passenger Agent and Divisional Acfrountaut holding this important position with great credit to himself until his 'retirement last Monday.

Interviewed yesterday hy The

Guardian upon his unique roc_or.l of service in the railway offices Mr. I-luggan said it was remark :.bie fact that three other fellutv employees, with whom lie had worked in the one building in Halifax on the Nova Scotia rail way. had also completed over a half century of service. These were Mr. David llottinger, after wards General Manager, who 'puf-

well!!-

NV-

Iver!

UMBC

his he the

New

NUMB- here-

Nhorehe

until -his INC. `

Min( ii

He_

was a Dis- trict nnd subsequently lor and although t B good did not suc- ceed obtaining tx seat. lie was for a time President of the Lib- erul~Conserv:\ti\'e Association, and at various elections did splendid service for his natty on the pint- form, being it very forceful and effective speaker.

Doctor MacNeiil stood high in

his profession, and carried on an extensive practice before 'illness overtook him. He was n member

nf thc first Medical Council oftliisl |Provlncc. was at on ti-me Presid-' lent of the Society and always|

glock n leading part in its dellbera~|

.ons.

I He was a very prominent and,

active Mn-son, harrng joined the ,order in 1860. H0 wits elected :Grand Master ln .1-895 and en- joyed the rare distinction of -re-| _izciving the 33rd Degree ln _1\{0n.l

dry mor or*

For

t é J

IINEH - He also served ns Coroner for |Quee11's County. and was a Jus-t tice ofthe Peace, as well as nf 'Coiiiniissioner for taining afflduv! _its in the Supreme Court. |

0" -7"]-l' 501-- 1369. he married,

g{_iSf;___f:_l_11__¢_‘_ll:1__{\_nn McK_le. .1 nu.tive| in - Her. S e survlvcsl |im, together with one daughter.: TJennic. -wife of Mr. J.i{. McDon-| aid of llfliycocoiiisgh, C.B_, ami' the following sons: Austi th~ [homestead at Stanley Brildggl Evil! 'rett Murray in Denver, Colorado] _fnireu E.. tiiohaser oi tho si_JohnI |\V8‘§t- bl‘B.f'i(Lh 0! tha Bgnk gf' Nova Scotia, Daniel A. Supervis-I

L i

_ »

Edgar Shaw After a full dis- gn 54 years service; Mn D_ A|or of Plant. Canadian Nntionali ' us<ion organization wa., proceed 5¢0,~ey_ afterward, Gen,,,._q]_}.~,.eigm»Felegra-D11. MOHCIUH, N13., Dr. A.| ' ~~

M] with the directing cgmmjttea Agent of the sygtem and Mrlll. H0fig8, ill Cuilrl, S3Sk., \Viillnm _ _

being composed of Prof Fletcner Qwen (;ame,.0n_ who is Suu in me P.H., Assistant Accountant of thel _

director Mr Arthur Gaudet. ~“€0- service with 53 years to 'his cred 'Bank Ur MP“'-‘”e“|~ Humax and Hi' - ~ '

A Q A 1 , 1.' A

rctary, Mrs. Keith Rogers, Mtiss Iierna Heustis and Miss Hogan

Another meeting will be called at period or service, as already sta The ‘Me Dr- _ 'MHCNQW WHS

and many ol' them well-known mu- i>_ - - _ _

C _- .

oclork next Tuesday ni"htaxid i d 0 ,- ~3 M t U i-tenlleinan of me strictest. inte;

it and holds the position of Gen eral Cinlnis Agent. Mr. I-luggan's

present relieving Manager at Port Hill. (LB.

. ' s e,cvosoye'sro-id ogeiei_ '--~ - '

in the meantime new members me combined service 0;. these !‘li-Y, honor and sincerity, Ilcstuodi will be secured and music r>1‘°""itour employees stretches twie lf°“’ “flume I0 the “/Grid. nad de-I . - - ~ ' ded for the first pl'il!!flCC. lover the qgentury ma\~}¢_ lddell V_i€\VS Mit] was fearless ln` _ _-ww ___ .,_,. ---~ , ' -fe

The idea of the orchestra is to; while occ -in me Demon as 0Xl?l‘0S§1l\5 tlwm. He WHS 8 l'ea<l.\" t . I _ of his

try and rebuild interest in instru-_ A¢c0\,nmnt_u'§:\d E Audli)tm,_ from writer, possessing an excellentl HUBLEM-WED E WEDDING- li/;_r'5 l-louse are lliiny .\luiisinii.-i."_themselves in it very orderly; ni_an- _f_l;'5_\_;§?_t_in_§z;i;_i;xt_s___e__e__t mental music in Cltarluttetownaggg ,mm 1913_ Mt Huggan has coinmnnd of language and was 3-, The marriage lookfpltice on batnr .-\tti»i~ the ser\-ice tile cnrtrgi~ pro fuer and after having _:‘e_c_e ve _u Seven __e____s he wa5_a _ __ _ _ _ . _conoriibutor t.0.1helPress on various d“:'_' Get' um" “tithe h°'“'9 °f "“"‘l’3'l to "ho _ ‘imhfui ”"“"f‘.‘ g_e“e".mSi UML .they (gig \v;l{|rdl(ne, thc Orange Order. On girls nc-iv studying the violin and_n._at me depa_rt_men_t never lash” subjects. He was highly re5pe_5;led._ Phillip Mye_rs_ 4 .$ul_livan _street wlicrc tho remains ieti on tlit_- Li-»-p.irtiiit=_ n_ pca_ce. __ _ie __ ____l., _ "el

other instruments who wi.. thoicem on account of ,]e[a1ca_u0n_in tht- community and his mem__Hulifax, Nb, of his/niece, Miss .grain for »l2r;id_aih:i_iir», t.ii-nic __to,picscnts were leant u _an coo :._C__________ Master and welcome and wha will no rloubti rj,-edit f___- this he sud 15 largely ry will fondly be cherished by lrlsllcnnie l-iitbley. of Bois-water, Haii_(.‘E:iton for liiiriiti. l`lit‘ ;>1\_li lini.i‘-.Amon‘_g t'lte_ntlicr_gifts were s_ever.tl__e___ Bum of mess .wlcnme me opp0r,_u“|¢_v of bee(-_m!,|u‘_, to MT Gecrge :»_°_he,.tson__ the devoted wife and family, to it-ham fax county, to Mr. §tanlcy Wedge .ers were Jutlrzc bti=_i\ui't_ _(___ S. l_-1- tl_o.i__.'itions _i_ii__0miin_e_y; l_»_f_: ngw.is|_:___Ced wnh dignity mg members in the orchestra.The_ef(|f_;lem_ U-avemng audiwn wnh_ The Giiardian exienilg dmip q_‘.m_ of Lharlottctowri, _l_ltJ, island, the inan_, B_cui_.iniiii lto_._e_rs __ an] _\t._l.ir,,c as _ _._ ._..__r_i____r,___ ___._i__!__0m_ He“____S form ofgnnizaliiofl, tho\_ig_ht_t_tot ful__l_y_ conllout whose ngglstuuce Such ,L SM pntliy, - - cermnoiiy being pei'-four:-'<1 :,;.- .\1cv.u. .,. i.. ’lliuii\p,.r,n, .intl _ .- . vc-ry p_t.i_=..in y open in --_ -__ l__yH1_n_embe__ of

There are ii number of boys audi

voted a itat ns' == mee H. S lofactory result could not -ii , - - ~ -' 5-- ll 1 G I“'@S"- -- ~ ' ~ "‘~ ` ‘ ' - -i -.h i in now under way and with the geii'b@@u uch|eved_ aW| 'g~}|[yRSDAy ence of the imincdhtte relatives unit: nz-di-r. _night hour tim hi-ldv and ;_:i_'ouin;;__i:L";__;___f_;l“ U”;'_‘;‘;‘_ me 8

eral enthusiasm prevailing therci can 'bc no doubt of its success.

With Prof. Fletcher as dire<‘.t0r_ nnd Miss Stultz, the solo violin-I ist who has made such a favorn‘ble_ impression in Charlottetown, us- lcsillug violinist local talent willf hu-ve every opportunity of develop ing itself. A real orchestra is .=inmet.lrin.g which will be hlghlyt creditable to the city :ind which'

reason to be proud of the fact

-In retiring now from his long

and creditable term of service,Mr liuggan takes with him thc deep respect and friendship of all thc employees otf the railtway office and the good -wishes of people E€¥I0}'f11ly throughout tho city and province.

In the death yesterday morning

at his home in this city of' Dr Ttoii

AFTER LONG ABSEN¢E__“.H_ 0’clock, to t-he strains ot' the Lo The “mul mob Il]1’~"“ at _ _H_“§'~‘_|'i_l!is_i>_i‘itle_s going-zt\\'uy suit wits oi! __ _ H m N0;-mn" Day formerly or qui" l\engnin`s Wedding March, render VUUPY 0" OPYOYYCT 701 lift" il Uibiiinvy hlnc scrgc \\'it~h hui to niiitr-li., `_;:_':1r___:';"c’3_‘_‘;‘w_s‘_w ‘

I"or°

Rev GW ’\mibro u l h \icsst-rvv till inciiihvi-~< of the \l'1'~ sntizil inter'-otirsv About inc initl-|

ctuiisns he fi i

ot tho contriictiiig parties At 8 - -r - lcil for uhcir li.:mc in lliooliiitelil_»m fd" mm mg place in th

mcrsitlc, bitt 'now rcsilin '_ ‘L .'€f_ll by Miss Beatrice Forhefi, th; goring illness oi’_Alluti Mz\cD.:ti‘_<;ull"1`lie(luartlliin joins in wisiii:ig Mr._§l ki' H r I ' _ I _"_

t g in os _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ '\ngoles. California. is visitil-|glUl'|de, becoiningly nitirctl in riful U10 1121* bf Gtr .\<‘fl!‘S- Til" “_‘_'I:intl .\li's_ Ill(-llunitlil miiny _it-.tis oi__:;; w_'_‘_‘___;n"e’;(H fsnhg of‘i::_1§irce

frlr-nilg and relatives gm me ]_`_ gown oi' hluc silk and riwryiiir ii "eased “'39 fl m=1ll_0fSlit‘lilli1 fl\I'l 1' hnppy wctlilvil lit`t_-, i ' _ _ tum, 3,-,H an uhgmce of 3-_ _.earn-bouquet of rust-s and maiden hliir UPS. ‘l“V0l‘>f\ I0 his filmlly. l\01H‘~<¥| ----- lfilflvhgn _gin "gage mg;i°'_l_'_ Ori hm- m;m~n _.me will mi, m|fern, entered the ptirloe on the lu busincsf-i and a trite anti loyul: tin 'l'vhiirs<lii,\-, thi- 2-ith tiny i>i___h__-_(___ ___ me omn B Omer S_wl|i@y, (!_ B__ in _“_-Q hp. mot . ,arm oi’ her uncle, Phllli- M ers l"`ie"‘]~ H0 WHS Twill ill tho |1l1~'ll-,i\ii_'.:i1.~ii, .\ir_ _luhn 1). .\i<~l.t‘tul, :i \'ct'y _ ' _ _ g

1 li r. ,D Y _ . .

Mr. Pi-ii-r M¢;y,@];;m_ who is 1;,-land took her place beneath an “Sl f*St0“m 1" me "nmmmmy ‘niliiitliiy <».-tin-ini-il i-i-siiit-iit ot' llopc- ’"_\$;_‘____“_};_‘g';_:_;’Ta“_:_l;“;_ty

_ _ _ _ pmm.|eU"_ of 3 mg hon.; |h_».,<-(__ arch of autunin leaves. A-fier cun;“’h-ich 'h‘* UV‘*‘l~ 170 _|0f\\"’-_\'_ l0jii:iif- pri-;_~t»il p.-.i<'t\t`tilly iiwity nt the _,md ' 'HP ' _m_'d e

wlilroceive the hearty su-pport oilerick 'M"<`N"i"» ‘lf Ulf* tldvancgq While in Ilichmonil she was the gmllllftiloiis were cxtoiitit-_il to thc, mmm he-“id“*‘ fl S°`"““"“lf “""““'-lui-iff ttf 75 .\'t‘=l\`==- UlH'il\L€ Ill" L1'1"-’1\l~|.;_wig;H, wh'0m _ H citizens generally. lugs of 32 yem._,_ Clmrlonewwnhds guest, or Mrs, Mui-rim-lr ,_\l;i(»Dm|_,hii-npy i-ouplo _n iuni-h_con wus.-two sons und -tlrrvo tlittlitlllfjl'-<~ l'3'l~_r-r ptirt or his lilo thc tict-_custrti wus ___0__v__ _md tn Sugoi `A tentative list of orchcstra.|0t,v one ,,f in hen known undlgrill Vlrg John -vt,"-Neil] ,md vt,-.4 cscrvcd to thosc present ,Mr ,md Wfltfl -at llomr. llerltcri tt! I-.vlllh iilcssieil with sumti liieult.»li_ Soiiictcn.wh'i__',_ “_ ___ ver la

member. wus motte nut instill hi* ` ` 3 ` _'L-irtéhiirri 'vi.io.\ie°iit,‘ritvt-i-,tiiii-_.' "|14:-s. yveiuzo to-.wo ft-'iioriiv t' t-it ‘M“Sf=-- who rtrrlvetl homo to iitti-iiti‘.,,.,,,l|,,, |,..fh.-i- his iii-iit_h iw Iwi;-ui' " “S ~" "K" “"9

‘l ‘ H _most public spirited citiirens undt ‘

.___ e ouwmmdng "sure both in n p_,0_A most enjoyable reception. at -€

Continiious and faithful service féssionm a-M polmcal clrdps which a dainty tea. was served, WEDDING BELLS.-A very for u -Derioil_ of practically -iifty~_._ Di-_ Mo¢Ngil| had been in mu. ‘V89 give" at the Y~ M- C- A- V'=f'| ng I as sol- tltree years is the ret-_oril of.Mr. W mg hmllth for mbout sixteen years terday afternoon by the Lnrlies.cn1_nized at St. l'nul's church at T. Huggan, District Passenger and has been unabh to pmcucn' Auxiliary so that the ladies ofiii.1o yesterday morning when Flor Agent and Divisional Accountant his profession during that __ime'_Charlot_tetown would have an op- ence Ada Bell became the bride at the rzuilwny office, Charrlotte put me renlarkamc vnamy and m_iportun~ity of meeting the new Sec- of James Thomas Robinson. The town, who this \veol¢_retlr-ed upon dommmle Wm kept _"Ive the retary Miss McCallum who re-ibrlde, who was becomlngly attirotl thc superannuation list. Mr. Hugisphnk of me fm, that unusumicently arrived from Toronto to fi.l in a suit of navy blue tricotlne gums retirement came into effeci|1eng,_h.of uma About __ week agogthis important position. A grow_-lwith hat. to match ond carried a

‘.oino fo- liintscli In the ranks of °“ Monday mst and his dunes wm.l1is illness took a more serious’mg mlerem is bei-ng luke" in "T 'bouquet or ms” ‘md tems- “ms

be divided in the future between urn: he took his bed and g____d_‘work here, especially aniung the,givon away by her uncle. Mr. 'i‘_ Mr, P.W. Ciar_kin who will take uauy "nk “nm me end came young girls. ofthe city and weekly~B. Woodman. The ceremony was over the comilnned offices oi’ Dis- The Doctor was Bom at _,_'_“___ most interesting classes are being performed by Rev. li. D. Raymond, trict Passenger and Freight Agent me Glen., w.hycown___g|__ _(____pe formed. _ -the young couple being unattend-

Brétom _February the 20__h_ 1S4l_ -é ed. The church wus beautifully

it s -__ ;

8 o pass away h

- ii tits .r'a;i2.;‘if‘.f° Eli: i.ii°.'i‘:.°:t;‘: i’::'.‘”a'.:’.s‘...“.”.‘:.",satini:“;iiafiii;‘i::_.:i“ rss* ‘l‘:.‘;."°.‘i;.i:2 °l.i.°“tt';W:.f°»;‘““;“°t;;=,,»:'“ M

. e c sco s g

Pretty autumn wcddi W

- H- » --t ei°.2rtf.‘:_.':;:_zi'z::. t_:L.:_'§_'.°_- ‘:.e.z:>;:;e‘i._‘ii:_". ::;“;".t.:_::i;“.:.~;e M L - . ' ' ' ~ c e-°d M°°\1F’|‘]- the f°"me" 'b°’“ N. H., on Wednesday morning, Oct Earle presided at the organ. Ai-

"1 Enrush' me °f Skye' Inverness' Ath when Mr Malcolm Shaw :i ter the ceremony the happy couple

, --Scotland, and came to Caps Bre- ' ' ` '_ _'

t » ir “°

gagmg in f“"mn5 mme “nm his rallwav train Mr' Show uho was their bone l A U A _ (MEMS was one 0 n mm regiment B

, ymoon A large number old oi Brookfield Tho ceremony ilv of four brothers and four sisters mil St J b Oil

deaf" l" 1367 1°“"'"K f°“f =°f'So middle aged msn was h roi trioriu bi 1 was erformed ii ii “°° ” "5"‘°“ "“’ mid one daughter, Dr M.icNeili be ’ """ ” B “Siem Gt Ht the church D y ev R H Stiiv The other brothers weie John is der spot, and by the time you _n me last _ DeBnble P E island and was and railway depot where tie; 9\'¢» in the presence of a number of Milleod Angus McLeod, and ‘Vlur Jock Robinson-out

._ ~ lt » . . ' | , ‘ ' ` t ' " °°m'm5'

'*.-.ii _. _ ' . ‘ ~ ~ » - - 1 ' » - if _ _ _ . _I

'__ ;§j§_ __-. =_ _ _ __ __ ' . l , ' . . _ . __ i . ._ ff _"Fi-|; ,- _ ' _ _ C-me '-5-'-unit, recelvlns his @<i“<.>“° ion o iomiiy oi five-'Heibor'i. my with the many iriorias or Mr. hhiilbflde WHO was given ttwny by h°’|fl.t»o{i Mrs i> ivi Moneoii ii ii D ° hmm"

i - I

Mclieod of 'Brnd.ilbt1ne. The funt.i.il service on Oct. 10 was condiit-led by Rev. Ewen tMcI)ong.'ill. assisted by Rev. John Stirling. ‘interment took place at Argyle Shore comc- tery_ The -pall-liearors were:- Messrs. Alex lCair.ns, Wesley .Mc- Nevin. Donald McKinnon. J. W. McKenzie, Daniel Dixon and John Troiisdule. His memory will be long chcris-lied by his hiirge circle of friends.

McDONALD-NICHDLSON. -- A

very quiet hut pretty wedding -took place at the hour of 7.30 o‘cl-ock on the evening of Wednesday, Oct. .l1, at che home of Mr. itnd M-rs. Hugh Nicholson, of Fredericton, when their eldest daughter. Miss

dcnt to ull t ut-the time of tlissclu T tion was drawing near. This i;en~| M,

eral hrcuking down of the whole colt: system continued until on the ev- Dwi I

. e

__cu_ing o_i the above utcntioniiil datc, mm

tis spiili. took its flight. _

Mr. McLeod lmves to mourn the

loss of it kind and loving falther, cemetery’ five sons und one daughter The *=`“**°"'*-'

_ , _ _ o .i e

:ind will no doutbt he enlarged herthc Province its oldest nhvsii-lan' un their rt>_siden<~i- nt Sitniincrlthe f"”""`“l- Tun” “ml 'm’""’l"" °f|"’ ”l“‘“' ‘“‘ig"“‘ “r "‘”m’"" “"`“"gm' R(u‘glii2t\2tt;:'i‘i a£i“liri;u;‘;\‘vi:.:te°\:u

r t i. ' i - _ ' ' nEcEP'ri ‘ , ,__ ._ " Wtt ,ivi‘__'<i.\i.~_.i..I_ g -_ .pl -1 -._ » - H ore nex wcers meet ng, who had ,hem for many years an ON AT Y W. C. A It-uit’ PEI- (H”'l"“x MMU I-I" own nfs Jn lm " l'il¢lc»qbl:-tgirl ;`i`.-tfieriillllwycekgplyiffiiplollb|Tsstzql bylnm" R' N' stavem

piisrictl itwiiy his eyesiglit nlmost ]u'_n_em

wholly iuilcd him. It was thus cvi- Fsmm of

h _t c

WHS

sons ore; ivoiiihgtoii ivtifinoii, Ni- _Rub Rheumatic

agaro., Ont.; John A. Mt:'Leod, Cam

b~ti ,:vi....;c1i f l ' ° ` C;i.fif....i:t.__Mi.i:"fi..‘;:fi Ffvlil thing J

H i

und Gordon D. Mcllcotl at home; W* ._ -

and -the daughter is Mii. Dr. Wm. . SIOD “ sing"~ Mohherson. Arlington, Mass. Most lt's pain only. of the family were able to be with Sl0D tiny

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