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Rev. A. Graise Given Honorary Degree

MONTREAL. April 16-(C.P.i— Rev. Alexander Cralse of Slckvllie. N. 8.. was awarded an honorary degree at Doctor of Divinity at. the annual convocation of the Montreal Presbyterian College here tonight. Rev. Dr. Cruise was presented by Rev. Dr. A. M. Gordon. D. D, as one who had given 40 years or his life to the ministry.

He was for part of the time illi- migration clinpialn at the ports of Quebec and Saint John.

Rev. C. Ritchie Ecll. BA. or Truro. N. S. rec ‘ved a degree of Bachelor of Divinity.

DONALDSON WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

The Donaldson Women's Insti- tute held their monthly meeting at the home of MLKS Elizabeth Mac- (loiiaid. April 7th. Eight members and four visitors were present. Meeting opened by reading the Creed. R.<‘_l call was answered by iiiiming a medicinal plant. and its uses. New business C0llSl.\i(‘Cl of a discussion of niotiiods of rmsiiig funds for the Institute, The ap- polntmciit of C0lnl‘illll,(‘P.~; than took place. School Conimittecz Mzirqai'rt Ellis and Slcil-rt lvrorvis; Sick Coni- miltee: Elizabeth Mrirrloiinld and E\'i‘lyll Morris. Prograiii Committee: E‘ml1.V Stewart and Mrs. L(‘Oi1:<ll't'l Court: Lunch Comniiltcv: Mrs. Leonard Court and l\‘ir.<. A. F.‘ Brst.

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on Thursday evening last, after a brief but sudden illness, eon”. quent upon s stroke Noﬂltly, there entered peacefully into her eternal rest, at the good old age 0! seventy- five years. Mrs. John Cameron. a well-known and respected resident, of New Haven district. The de- ceased was eniovlns comparatively good health until quits recently. when the lste attack brought her lifetonolose,stthehomeofhe1- daughter, Mrs. Neil ‘Mscwndysu, or chuichill. where she spurt the win. tor.

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Mrs. Theo. Ellis invited the mem- bers to her home for the next. meet- ing. After the business a delicious lunch was served by the hostess. After lunch a contest was carried out by Miss Edith court. Humorous readings by Miss Frances Morris. Roll call for next meting to be answered by naming your tiworibe flower and how to 8I‘0W 95- Meetins closed by singing the National Anthem.

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mourn for her her daughters, Mrs. Neil D. Mscllndyen. Churchill. Mn. Win. Gass and Mrs. Msbhieoon oi aomerville. Mass, and one brother. Neil MacNev1n of Bonshaw.

She died resignedlyin the gos- pel oi God's mercy to sinners, and within the communion of the church of Scotland. with which she was always connected.

Her burial last Sunday wu lute- ly attended, though the weather was very severe. Rev. Ewen Mac- Douzall oﬂlclated in suitable reli- gious services. and the body was laid down to rest in Argyle shore Cemetery. Dr. J. W. 3. Lowry was absent owing to his continued a1- fliciion, but extended his sympath- ies to the bereaved isinily snd friends.

MRS. MARY LEAR!)

on March 23. 1936. there passed peacefully away in Vancouver, 3. C., Mrs. Mary Leard. widow of the late Elijah Lesrd. Mrs. Lesrd, nee Mary Ellis Tup- iln. was born at Margate. P.E.I., on June 9. 1860 and for the past thirty years has resided in Van- couver. B.C. She leaves to mourn the passing or a devoted snd Clii-i.~.I.iaii mother two sons. Preston A. and Hollis M. of Vancouver. and four riaiigliters. Mrs. Cyril Hughes 0: V.lll\':0ll\.’E1‘ with whom she re- sldrd: Mrs. Major Sobey and Mrs. George Maiiclie of Seattle. Wash. and Mrs. James Durie of Calgary. A1l:i., also a nuniber of grandchild- l.'(‘ll. Five sisters also survive: Mrs. E. S. McPliail, Ottawa; Mrs. Moses woodside. Tryon, P.E.I.; Mrs. Hat-

,tio wickett. Kensingbon. P.E.l:.; M.rs.

George Proiitt, Margate. P.E.I.: and Mrs. Jabey us. Victoria. P.E.I. The funeral service held on Wed- nesday afternoon was conducted by Dr. A. M. Sanford, a former pastor of Princess Stmet. Method- ist. (now United) Church, who paid a fitting tribute to the memory of the deceased.

MRS. JAMES LAMPHIER. The death occurred at her home

Mrs. Lamphier (nee Anastasia Con- nors) was born at Pleasant Grove and lived there most of her life ex- cept the last four years which were spent in Charlottetown, where her husband was assistant J3.“-\K8€D8l‘ and where she had gained the love and respect of all who had the pleasure of her acquaintance. Siic wa.-2 R high-principled woman who walked the straight path through life and those who came in contact with her. realized she was an ad- mirable character. i In November. Mr. and Mrs. Lampiilcr l'(‘liil'll(‘(l to Pleasant Grove and wr-rc being ivarmiy wel- coined b_v illl‘ll‘ many friends and neighbors xviieii she suddenly con- il'ﬂ(‘I4"(l llliicss and in spite of lov- ing m:c and the best, medical at- tention :.iir~ passcd peacefully sway rnrzilled by the last solemn rites of the Hnl_\' (lntliolic. Church of which sin‘ was a constant and devout member.

she leaves to mourn her son-owini; lnisbiuid. one daughter Mary. W0 sons 'l'ei'cncc and James, {our grand children all of Pleasant Grove; one brother Edward. Manitoba and Dav- id of Pleasant Grove.

The many Mass oiierlngs and let.- ters of sympathy testify to the es- steem in which the deceased was held. The llli‘il"l‘lil_ which was held on Tiicsday morning, March 3rd to st. Eugel1c's church. Covehesd, was very largely attended. Hiilli Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev. Father McQimld.

The pail hearers Wt‘l‘€'. Pamol Curran. W. J. Clow. Simon Power. Arthur Wyatt, Daniel Ready and Lester Buell.

May her soul rest in peace.

aid, Grand Tracadie; Andrew Hen- nessey. Charlottetown; J05!-‘Ph Watts. Grand Tracadie; Mr. and Mrs. William Mr‘/Cube. Charlotte- town: Mr. and Mrs. Allan MacDon- sld. Charlottetown: Mrs. J. J. Smith Boston, Msss.; Mrs. P. J. Pidgeon. Boston. Mass; Mrs. Clare. Curran. Brooklinc. Mass.: Mary Ready. Brookline, Mass; Sadie Lsmphier, Brookllne, Mass: Junior Catholic Women's League. Charlottetown; The Connors Family. New York. Spiritual Of!erlng—Ethel and Breta Mccsbe. Charlottetown. letters oi Syinpathy-Lleutsnsnt Governor G. D. Dealois, Charlotte- town; J. A. MacDonald, K. 0., Char- lottetown; George Leslie. Souris;

Hewett. Charlottetown: Mary Bi-ookllne. Mass: Bsdie bunphier. Brookline, Mum: Lloyd lveriy. Brookline, Mus: W. 0. West. Little Yo 1. '

DE. DANIEL I. MORRIS

The death occurred in Dundns on Bsturdsy, Msrch 28th, or Dr. plniel E. Morris in his seventy- first year. Deceased was born in Donsldston. the son or the late Patrick and Mary Morris.

In the passing of Dr. Morris the medical profession of P.ll.1. loses

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scholarship in the University of Pennsylvaiiia and he was as success- ful in the practice of medicine as he was in its study.

His life devoted to the service of others was by no means an 98-S)’ 011!‘ and no Cll‘(‘lll'll.\'iaBi‘iCe pre- vented him from rcndci-iiig aid to those in need.

of ii generous and charitable disposition ho endeared himself to all with \\llf‘lil he came in contact and hi. nc-iglibors and friends could never find suillclciit words of praise for him oven in life.

lie was :1 drvout member oi the Roman Catholic Church, he know well his religion and przictiscci it. He was visited Cllll‘llli! his illness by his pastor, Rev. J. C. Macrloimld who also &dmllll5lAl’Od to him the last rites of the church before his death.

He leaves to mourn tiriree daugh- ters. Hazel (Mrs. O'Brien), Mary (Mrs. O'Connor.) and Winnie. all residing in Boston. and five sons. Patrick and Daniel in United States and Fiiibar. John and o'Lcai~_v at home. and an adopted son Allan. His wife and two daughters pre- deceased him. Two brothers. John of Dorisldston and Patrick or char- l. I "’owi1 also survive.

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Lamphier, at the age of 85 years. ‘awed Drﬁctitloners. He was a bril- VOICE OF E PERIENCE LIONS BORN ON STAT?-'2 llarit student. having taken a .____

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sonnio: “'I‘liaL's funny. Papa‘ just before the time for the ap- \voii‘i let. me go to a dancing pearenoe before the audience. one school}: V cub died.

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