NOVEMBER 7. 1953 IN -MEMORIAM

MRS. JOHN FERGUBON

The sudden death of Mrs. John T. Ferguson occurred Oct. is at lhe home of Mr. and Mrs. Wylie Gibson. Marilhfleld.

During her married life she and her his husband "John T." had used. their home for all activities both church andcommunity wel- I2ll'C- Nico enthusiasm and ability as a leader were early recognized. Mu, Ferguson was the daughter of the late William Irving and Elizabeth Stewart 'I'hompson, Dun- staffmgie.

A member of the church from her youth. she was organist for many years of the Marshtflcld Presbyterian Church and later rarely missed her place in the choir of Central United Church. she was a life member of the Wo- man's Missionary Society and was deeply interested in the Y.P.U. and other church activities.

She had SIM) acted as President ml the Women's Institute in her community. Her husband and daughter Mary predeceased her age years previously. She leaves yo mourn one sister, Mrs. Geo. Harper, Charlottetown, and many nieces and nephews.

Her funeral service which was

I!Cld on Oct. 20 to Central United)

Church was largely attended and ms conducted by the minister Rev. J. M. Sproule, assisted by Rev. L. 1iac.Nau.ghton of Marshficlcl Pres- byterian Ohurch.

Mr. Bproule in his address spoke of the character and deeds oi the deceased.

Mrs. N. D. MacLean sweetly sang "The Old Rugged Cross". during the service. The "Twenty- Thlrd Psalm” and "Abide With Me" were the hymns chosen.

Many beautiful floral tributes testified to the esteem in which the deceased was held.

Six nephews acted as pail bear- rrs as she was laid to rest in the family plot in the church ceme- tery, Col. Fred 1. Andrew, Major Wallsce Anadtrew. Messrs. W. Irving, John R. Loren W. and Wilfred E. Thompson.

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. JAMES J. MIcDONALD

As the darkness of night gave

of Charlottetown. whose sudden Dialing four years ago was a great shock to her mother.

Her home in Boston was termin- ated after a. few years by the ill health of Mr. Romkey when they returned to his former home in Nova Scotin. until his death a few months later. With her daughter she returned to her old home at Long Creek. "

In 1910 she married James Mac- Donald of Nine Mile Creek and in this district she spent the fol- lowing 40 years until ill health re- quired them to sell their farm.

They moved to Long Creek in 1949 and when Mr. MacDonald died two years ago, his wife moved in with their only son. Warren who is left to mourn the passing ofaloved mother.

The grandchildren are James and Constance MacDonald; (Doris) Mrs. C. Gallant, Picton, Ont.; (Joyce) Mrs. G. MacF'adyen, Au- gustine Cove; Shirley, Pcrc and David Rodd of Charlottetown also one sister. (Leah), Mrs. Samuel Good, of West Newbury, Mass.; and one brother, Bert of Prince Rupert. British Columbia.

The funeral was held on Wednes- day afternoon with a short service at the home followed by service in the Long Creek Baptist Church. The Rev. Harry Barbour was in charge of the service and Rev. Donald Nicholson assisting. Rev. Mr. Barbour brought the ines- sage from John 14 "In My Father's House Are Many Mansions, I Go To Prepare A Place For You."

A favorite hymn of Mrs. MacDon- nltl, ”I'rust and Obey" was rend- ered by a grantlniece. Miss Shirley MacDonald. Other hymns sung were "Abide With Me” and ”Thc Lord's My Shepherd."

MacDonald, Samuel MacDougnIl, Wesley MacEechern and Daniel Macbougali.

Sympathy has been extended to

we.Ti'. t ' d.t' h.h dtd'-'51 the bereaved by many Cards mull ( H) Us new Hmd m nursnlf is UISILuI'Ill(Ila:Il0ecS'l.li?ICTllTSC N)Z:xfl((?IllLt halt.

the following flowers:

Pillow Warren and family.

Sprays g

Perc and family.

Joyce, Jcddy and family. Alex and Annie, Flora

Evelyn,

D.rIh and Mary Margaret. Lobg Creek Women's Institute. VTOIBL and Mel and family.

and

way to the brightness of the new. day, so the spirit of Mrs. James! MacDonald of Long Creek passedi suddenly from the shadows of thisl world into the dawning of thol morning in that new and better-I land where pain and sorrow shalll be no more i

Although suffering from a. heart. disease for several years. yet heri death. came as a distinct shock.” on Sept 28, to her family and. friends for she had been up around as usual on the day previous. .

Elizabeth Jane (Bessie) Mac-

Wrea ths

Jean and Leonard and Bobby. Mrs. Beatrice Maccanneii. Marion and l-inmm.

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Cord Of Thanks

'Warren MacDonald and family wish to thank their many friends who helped in any way. also those

Donald wg bom in Long creek, on'our recent sad bereavement. V

July 18, 1382. the daughter of Mary' Jute Ross MscEschern and Neil Macllacherh.

When quite young she went to Boston, Ma.ss.. where she was mar- ried in 1903 to Warren Romkcy of Nova Scotis. They had one daugh-

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IN MEMO RIAM

MRS. ALEXANDER. (FLORA) MacLEOD

Willi cir-cp regret the relatives .:ind friends learned of the pass- iiug to her eternal rest of Mrs. Inlexnnder (Flora) Macbeod oi iiartsvillc on the morning of Oct. 113, i952, in the Prince Edward Is- land Hospital. '

The late Mrs. MacLeod, the for- mer Flora Graham, was born in Broadalbane 73 years ago. She was the eldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, Murdock Gra- ham. Her husband predeceased her twenty yrars ago.

Although in failing health for the-past few years. she was able ito be about her household duties luntil on Wednesday, Oct. 7, when she was suddenly stricken with .1 heart attack. She was then taken to the Prince Edward Hospital. not seem

three days before She suffered a severe from which she did not

serious until her passing. strnk: recover. Always of :1 sunny and I'.'iolldlV she rndcnrccl hcrsc'f all. She will not only be great-

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iy missed in her home, but by friends and relative-5 for and near. There are nine sons and four daughters, three sisters and one brothcr; also fou-rtcon grand- children left to mourn her loss. The funera1 which was held on Oct. 15, 1953 from the Hans- ville Presbyterian Church. of which she was a mem- ber was largely attended. Ho: pastor, Rev, Lawrence Blaikic. spoke words of comfort to the bereaved relatives, taking as his text, I Corinthians, lath chapter, lzth Verse, He was assisted by the Rev. Donald Nicholson, Clyde Riv- er. The hymns sung were, ”The Lord is My Shepherd," ttsimply Trusting,” a favorite hymn of the deceased, and "Abide With Me." A solo, "We are Going Down the Valley," was sung by Murdock MncLcod.

A large concou-rse of mourners and friends iollow'cd the remains to their last resting place in I-lartsviile cemetery. Thus, the re- main: of a fond and loving mother and sister were tenderly laid to rest beside her husband.

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Pallbearers, all relatives of the deceased wore: William Graham Kenneth G1'ah.1m. Lemuel Tndtl. Neil Campbell, Eldon and John Jardine.

The floral offerings were beauti- ful and a. silent token of the high esteem in which she was held by her friends, and were as follows:

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