FEBRUARY 7. i952

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THE GUARDIAN. Cl-lARDUl'TETOWN

m MEMORIAM 1

,.,. MB. JOSEPH BOLGEB. The dealt; sci-;1!11'g1op? flung; ' P 1951. catalog W" '”"'.'.ir.:&. i'."1..7.'.2 :11... i!ll”' egg: ,f,.'.1.u.1y, but his put- ” W .1 shock to his family "If 0"? He was the non of l”" ' epatrick Boise: and cani- ne c”"'1?V”'orwjI:arsm:::"md Hm I numltfi Bolger was a inan T” "m ' antics of heart of many sterling qu t ma possessing a. . Y ,',I'd,j1n times pleulnS- 3' ll” 'l '::".:;l :3: 2:.;:l::l”;?.l:2 cancel) 111; and was always Itoygiig 1 " those -

Tmugh mrmnmd iitihmliitsrywifg "”""j?1mjdoioiI:ir1:ra1'1vd family life jriiitcii 5:111 linger in lasting trllwutf 19 his memory. He was nevi: tag- '"" man when he 3'; One; H!-lis mg his neighbors an r. rr;".nber- '”””"am7 Wm loirig 1?3.I.”1.1... ,4 by all those W 0 I -my

During his illness re WEILS! s f luiiy attended b.V Dl'- Mutrctl 50: '!9v iiuutrr River and mos enhgr. cared for by his devoted daug er- 1,..1.-.v Helen. R.N., Mrs.l yemon 301;... All that was humanhy pos- sible was done to restore llillt 3 M31111. lie was faithfully vsii e 1... 1115 pastor. Rev. Earl Da ton. '.-am whose hands he received the last sacraments of the Holy Cath- ilir. Church. of which he was a. iortliy member.

In manifestation of the esteem tr. which he was held, there was s 31-ge procession of friends joined ;111- funeral cortege in a final trib- lie of love and respect. The (uncral procession took place on December 10. 1951 from his home (0 st. Ann's Church. Hope River. wIlPiT a solemn high Mass of req- uiem was celebrated by his neph- -w. Rev. Francis Bolger, assisted )3: Rev. Clarence Pitrs as Deacon ind Rev. Earl Dalton as sub-Dea- ;on. The services at the grave were :o11ductcd by Father Bolger, where the mortal remains of a loving husband. father and brother were tenderly laid to rest in the family 1.101, "To live in the hearts of "hose we love is not to die.”

He is survived by his sorrowing rite, the former Mary McKenna. inc daughter. Sister Mary Josepha of the Sisters of Martha. Mount St. Mary's Convent. Charlottetouni. .'Ill(l three sons. Vernon. Patrick und Thomas. A son Gerald pre- deceased him about nineteen years azo Also surviving is one brother. Thomas. of Hunter River. and three sisters. (Mary Jane) Mrs. Bernard Fitzs! Michigan. U. S. A.:

ton. P. E.I.: (Annie) Mrs. Clarence Reid. Stanley Bridge. P.E.I., and a number of nieces and nephews who will miss him greatly. The pallbearers were Michael Murphy. Alfred Parsons, Thomas R:-id. Louis Walsh. Leander Reid ind Damien McGuigan. The many Mass cards. messages if sympathy and spiritual bouq- (etc are silent tributes of love and empathy. The funeral was under the direc- tion of Mr. Philip Monaghan, Kin- am.

May his soul rest in peace. Mauec

Wife. sister Mary Josepha, Mount st. Mary's Convent. Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bolger, Malpeque Road. Charlottetown. Mr. Patrick Bolger. Hope River. Mr. Thomas M. Boiger. Hope River. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eolger. Hunter River, P. E. 1.

Rev. Francis Bolger, Charlotte- town. P. E. I.

River. P. E. I. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Bolger, Hope River. P. E. I. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bolger. Hunter River. P.E. I. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bowlan. Charlottetown. P.E.II. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bradley, Charlottetown. P. 21.1. Wigs: Janice Buckley. Somcrvilie.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Buckley.

and Mrs. Robert Eustln. Mtlrose. Mass.

Miss Fannie Butler. Toronto, On- tario.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Butler, Glen- RHFV. P.E.lI.

Klnkora.

(Katie) Mrs. Frank Greenan. New- E

New York. N. Y.

Mr. and Mn. Eugene Kelly and

family, Charlottetown. Kinkora. P. E. I.

Mr. and Mrs. Hyattsviiie, Maryland. Peters Bay.

Mr. and Mrs. Emmett MacDon aid, Charlottetown. Charlottetown. an, Charlottetown. Hope River.

Mr. and Mrs. Klnkora.

Hope River. Hope River.

Mrs. John and Alice McGuigan

Hope River.

an. Charlottetown. Nova scotia.

New York, N. Y.

Mclsaac, saint John. N. B. Mr. John MoKenna. St.

ricks.

Mr. and Mrs. James St. Patricks. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph

Charlottetown, P,E.1',

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick

Charlottetown. P. E, I,

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moxenm

Vernon River.

Mr. and Mrs, George Moran

Charlottetown. P. E. I. John Mulligan,

Mr. and Mrs.

Miss Margaret

lcom. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Abbott.

Pgijiglri James A. Murpm" soum' crlslrifuadnd Mrs. Blair Andrews New

r-1:13 1533-. M” Mm” Mum” Gill-zfsisowand Mrs. Frank Butler.

pnj?r'.1S,"d Mu" Austin Murphy El-lIl'dPIWFl:'.S.I.IWEl'Lill Brennan.

ClIl::I0l.!lt:g7Wlllv.lrsj emu Mmphyl Kll?fIs(i;mFa1iiiie Butler, Toronto. On-

c1I::i.,g.:?fw,,,M'”i Gus Murphy taxM(;. and Mrs. George Chapelle .”lif”..”f.llL';i”..l'.i.”i?5Tl1.;li'3:l:'dr. l?lsl'lllli”rl I ' Granville.

.Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Murphy

Millvale.

Mr. and M . Le I Millvale. u m "g Mum”

Mr. and Mr. Willi M Charlottetowna am urphyt

Mrs 3"” Ml'5- Gwllge Myers and

family. Hope River, Mr. and Mrs. W.O. Myers. Stan- le.v Bridge. P. E. 1'.

Mr. and Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs . Joseph Pineaii Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Proctor.

Hunter River. Mr. and Mrs. John Proctor, Hun- ter River. Misses Aline and Mary Reid, Summerside. P. E. 1'.

Mr. Austin Reid and Mr. Alfred

Currie. Halifax Nova scotia.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reid,

Misses Florence and Jean Reid.

Hone River.

Regina. "askatchewan. Mr. and Mrs. James Reid, Hope River. . Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Reid. Hunter River.

ML md M". Mb." 301'”. Hope sclgitilans Kathryn Reid. Halifax, Nova . .

Mr. and Mrs. Leander Reid,

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Reid, Hope

Hope River. River.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Reid,

Hope River. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reid and flmlly. Hope River.

Mr. and Mrs. John smith and

family. Kinkora.

Mrs. Alice Bauer. Regina, sank.

. tch . Misses Lens and Beulah Hickox. 5”:.lf.;"';i:1””'- '1rr'I'”'f-r.nr scuiiy and John M"l"'9- 1

Mrs C, :Bullett. Beverly. Mus. D.,,.oh,m, Mm, ' Mr. and Mrs. William Hickox. Mass. ar.nce Burneli. Somerville. Mr. md'Mm Dm shnemm Mb Breadalbane.

Mr: and Mrs. Freeze Dustin Mel- mg",5::"' of st I I HrlxlII:rdDgIsl:1:;:fy and Mr. Lome - . ' s . v ' ”;;'r M”"' om”-1:,-. Mnmm Kmgsmm Mrs. Annie Hughes. Austin, Tex-

Slstea-s of St. Martha. Kinkora

Convent. Kinkora. P. 2:. 1.

sisters of st. Martha. Mount st.

Mary's Convent. Charlottetown.

Sisters of st. Martha. sacred

Heart Home. Charlottetown.

Ml'I- Brill-let Henley. Halifax. Nova. Scotia.

Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Hen-ell Hopd River.

Mr. and Mn. Ignatius Lawless, James Curran,

Rev. William V. MacDonald. at.

Mr. and Mrs. Percy MacDonald, Judge and Mrs. Mark MacGuig- Mrs. James McAleer and family. Clayton Mccabe, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Mccarvilie, Kinkora. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McGuig- an. Hunter River. P. E. I. Mr. and Mrs. Damien McGuigan, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett McGuigan.

Dr. and Mrs. James McGuigan, Halifax. Nova Scotla.

Miss Marie and Derrell McGuig. Mrs. Thomas McGulgan, Halifax, Mr. and Mrs. Walter McGulgan,

Mr. and Mrs. Jam M15 Saint John. N. 1:. e3 C "C" Mr. Francis and Miss Lenora

Pat- McKenna. McKenna.

MCKEDDB.

Mulligan, K111.

John O'Connor. Hope River. P. E. I.

Mr. and Mrs. Ciiarlottetqwn,

Freetown ,

Mrs. Road, p. air. and Mrs.

Mr. and Mn. "lllllller. Mass.

Vlllo. Michigan. and Mn, CL'nI' ttetown

Summerside.

-Wm. P. 1.11.

Kinkcn, 1!. I I

F”? Pllll'.lck Butler. Giengary. P. Wilbert Clhfll, Mr. and Mrs. Parnell

cud family. Summeriide. Mr. and Mrs. George Croken,

COBBTOVC

P I';j'-Icyril Curran. Stanhopelload. ' H

Eebiy Curran. Btanhope N mmhope mud. pM'i:ci1ael Curran. M . sm:ho;1dRob.f;s.P'.I;i-orinas Curran. John Dalton. Dor-

Mlu Agnes Duffy. Fort Augustus Mrs. Bernard Fltzsimmona. Daria-

John Fleming. Mn? MI?! Praia. iornarvllle.

Qlrggciacan Fathers, M o n tr e I l,

Mr. Ind Mn. Dan Gillie. Nor-

"'- Ind am. vinculi Hagen.

sisters of St. Martha. st. Ter- esas Convent. St. Teresa, P. E. l. Sisters of st. Martha. Tracadie Convent, Ti-acadie. P. E. I.

Sisters of St. Martha. western Hospital. Alberton; P.lE.1'.

Mother St. Helen and Mother st. Mary Egbert. St. Mary's Convent. Bouris, P. E. I. figs. Eliza Sullivan. New York.

'Mr.. Edward Turner andjfamily. Hope River. '

ner. Kenaington. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Walsh. Hope .River. P. E. 1.

Min Margaret and Mr. John Walsh. Hope River. P. l. I. '

batten of Sympathy

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Butler. Glengary. P. E. I.

Mr. and Mn. Allie Braman. Danaville. Michigan.

- Miu Alice Curran. no better. Rlztgllc. Andrew Gallant and Mona, Mau. re l M ”' -. Mrs. Henry Curran, Stanhope 7' Ind Mrs. Edward Gallant. ROM 1.

, I. Miss Julia Curran. Du. heater, Mus. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Edwards.

am" Igd Mn. .1. a. Ooodmln. Ottawa. onurio. , Mr 1 lll- Mr. and Mn. Bennett Howard. "an; all Mrs. Peter Goodman. Glcnguy, P.l.!. Mr '59- . Mrs Bridget Henley. Halifax. Mn.-Plnil Mn. A. Greancn. xln. Nova lcotia. - Ml - - 3- Min Anna 5. Hcnneusy. Dor- Kmo Ind lira. Carl Greenan. cheater. Man. Mr rs. P. E. I. St. JoIo.pl'i'I Industrial School. A . and Mrs. Frank Gracnan. Clayton. Delaware.

Han. Frederick Large, Charlotte- town.

Mr. Andy arid Mr. Thomas Tur- N

Vernon River. John, N. B.

08

Mr. and Mrs. Emerald.

lottewwn. Mr. Cecil Miller, Frenohfort.

Nova. Sootia. ' Miss Lillian McGuigan, Halifax Nova Scotia.

Mr. Freetown.

Regina. Saskatchewan.

Miss, Marion Rogerson, Road. P.E.I.

Academy.

gartney.

Orphanage. Charlottetown. Mother St. Helen, St. Convent, Souris. P. E. I.

- Sister Mary Stanislaus. Mount

St. Mary's Convent.

C::;;')L'ig;'jv:"cG"I3”" lmd mm"3'- Sister Mary Patrick. Charlotte- Mm mm 'M G 1 town Hospital.

m C "5”- M9”'"'"1- sister Margaret Marie, st.Teresa Quebec" Convent. Rig? Mme McG"I9”l- Hum" "Mrs. James Kelly. Jamaica

' Plain Mass.

Convent. Halifax.

Sister Marv Teresa, Lennox Is- land Convent. Sister Mary Gregory, Kinkora Convent. Sister Miriam Eugene, Charlotte- town Hospital. Sister Mary Agatha, St. Teresa Convent. Sister Mary Alexander, 'n-acadle Convent. Sister Convent. sister Mary Winifred, Tracadie Convent. Sister Hilda Marie, Regiopolis College Kingston. Ontario. Sister Mary Alfred. Regiopolis College. Kingston, Ontario. 1 Mrs. Alice Sauer. Regina. Sask- zitchewan.

Cards of Sympathy

Mary Virginia, Tracadie

Mr. and Mrs. John Clair. South Bend. Indiana.

Mr. and Mrs. W.'l'. Cullen. Char- lottetown.

Mrs. Peter Curran. Peakes. P.E.I. Miss Isabel Curran. Peakes. P.E.I.

Mrs. Anthony Damas, Boston. Mass. Dr. and Mrs. Mark Delaney.

Summsrside P. E. l'.

7' Mr. and Mrs. George Dickinson. New Glasgow, P.E. I.

Miss Verna Doiron. Maytleld. P. ' E I.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Doucette. Nortih Rustico.

Mrs. Margaret Douglas, Somer- viile. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. I-larold Doyle. Campbellton.

Mr and Mrs. Alphonse Doiron, Mavileld P. E. I.

Mr. and Mrs. William Fraser and family, Toronto. Ontario. Mrs. Linus Fitzsimmons family, Long River. P.lE.I. Dr. and Mrs. James Fleming. Stanley. P. E. I.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gal- breath, South Bend. Indiana. . Mrs. Edwin Gallant and Edwin, Summerslde, P. E. I. Mr. and Mrs. Bloomfield.

Miss Rose Gillis. St. Peters.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Greenan. Toronto. Ontario.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hamill. Al- bany. P. E. I.

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Ha.gen.New York. N. Y.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hagen and family. New Glasgow.

and

Ray Gallant,

as.

Mr. Harry Hughes. Charlottetown. Mr. Thomas Hughes. Emerald. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hog-g and family. Summerside.

Mrs. George Kelly. Charlottetown Mrs, Florence Lewis, Milton. P. E. T.

Mr. and Mrs. ' Brookneld P. E. i'. Mr. and Mrs. J. Alex MacDonald. Tracadie.

Mrs. Fannie McAleer. Charlotte-

Archie Johnson.

Charlottetown. Miss Lenore Mcfsaac, Saint John.

. 3.

Miss Noreen Mcchrigan. Char- lotfetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Mcxenns Elmsdaie. l l

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mcxenna, st. Peters.

Mrs. Mary Mullin. Kinkora.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvln- Morrison and family. Stanley Bridge.

Man. James A. Murphy. Souria. P. E. I. -

Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Murphy, Stanley. ' rMra. Josie Murphy. Bumigsraide.

Mr. and Mrs. Tbomu MoKcnna. M. and Ms. James Mcfsuc. Saint l;f1.e'and Mrs. Dan McIntyre, Tra- Austin Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Murphy. Char-

Mrs. Thomas McGuigan. Halifax,

and Mrs. Ollie Mccarville. Misses Jean and Florence Reid. Peakes I Miss Mabel Sherry, Albany, P.E.

Mother St. Augustus, NotreDarne

sister Mary Peter. Kinkora Con- vent.

Mr. W. T. Allan Stewart. Strath- Sister Mary Henry. St. Vincent's

Mary's

Sister Mary Hilda. St. Joseph's

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t”'"' P" E" 1' Misses Florence and Jean Reid. Frtdelgowi-I:d Mrs. ollle Mccsrville. Regina, Bukawhewnn. Mr. and Mrs. l-foulton Mclnnis. km; 5'15"!" Rem Hammn Now

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Mrs. Teresa Tralnor. Charlotte- town.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Trainor. Kinkora