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epidejitsloft measles is the experience amw of K , ‘ No cases, however, me mo seem, 'ills serious. ening

` _*T* work

- .»PAs'rons -'ras nev P A om, °

Fits of Moncton, N.B. has

G. ll »- -_ at Tryon, while the Rev. Mcxen eo 'Somers of Silver Falls, N iy 8,-M B.. -i`5`~~ _ the Rev. Geo. Ayers at in, 1, `- W A '* visor o

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been _,_- - ated to succeed the Rev`. Ngw 0 _ 3 . .

. nights Summerside consisting of

_ ey returned on Sunday._ been a

Anot ...- tomobile party came in Malmo from , y Harbor on Saturday and B Wm

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G§_l:"l§_Y_an? a:g°¥I<l_- _iglng novsi. l'l.vlNo cones. his ilelc -boot and lodging in his len. lr. ` ‘if ` '

return; ginday consisting of Mes- mined

ers L. : urdoch and Gavin McLeod*

#t~"1-viihliliav mea

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Murray River and A. D. McLennan 1-ammo for tmn|nz_ _

from M .

and Bell urray Harbor

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ttetown has _received word the.t_ the rudder almost gone and' wires Thomas. Bucllannan, lnfantry.shot away. they succeeded 'in making dmitted to No. 19 Casualtyia fairly good landing in an aerodrome ng Hspital on June 14th suffer- in Belgium. Lleut McDonald was at ith gunshot wounds in the right ‘once conveyed to a hospital where he and leg. _ f received the ‘best of treatment andthe

TY.-sus. William Cain. New. Perth. gh.,-1° Registrar for King's County was in; mea, the city yesterday and reported that# - M. the work of registration had been ganyi very intelligently taken up and satis- 'ing W faotorily carried through. I-le feels .huh

grateful for the assistance -given -him ~ and the oourtesles extended to~ him

' ' _ii FEAST OF PATRON 8'A'lNT.-Sun-

th"°““w,‘"'3 th” °°““t"Y Wim” W-hi' day was the feast of St. Aloyalus, the

rounds a, _ expresses his hearty ap- t preciafdollnrzlf same. Deputy Registrars 3:03"

Saint of the League of the At 3.30_in the afternoon the

'Wm 95° ‘¢,|'°m ‘"1 “d"°""9°m°“i i" members of this society assembled

this lsluelfthat they are requested to in St

Dunstan's Cathedral. where a

“ml ill i»ll°il' l'°P°l'i5 ill’ "9$|3i°"°d sermon was delivered by Rev. Father lllllil Ctlill- Poirier, after which Benedlctlon was

V.A»`D.' PARADE.-The V. A. 11'!

given

by Rev. Frank McQuald.

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of Charlottetown to the number of','_`-_uEpA|11'u|\g |-i5qn5'r~r5|_;_ __ Bll0\l¢‘=ilX¢Y llelil 21 Cllllfcll Dumdo Uh The many friends of the Rev. S. H.

Sunday evening. a number of them Young going-to St. James’ church and a num- deeply

and Mrs. Young, of Bideford. regret that their time to leave

'ber to.St. Dunstan‘s. ‘In all parts of the district has arrived for durin

the Bilitlsh,LEn1pire all members of the their V.A.l2_;- thus commemorated the eve thi-an of therdaaat of St. John, Patron Saint inio of theilreat army of voluntary work- -mlm ers who form the Pt. John Ambulance ed -to

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four years stay they' have, gh their labors, found their way many hearts. The Rev. gentle- and his wife have been appoint- Sunny Brac, N.B., where it is

Brlsadoovorseas- Rel- Dr-.Fullerton believed they will continue to have

in St. James and Rev. Father William

succe

MacDonald in the Cathedral delivered

eloquent and suitable addresses for

the occasion. _ A mo

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MURPHY'“D°'R°N WEDWNG- -, Also gave a bonnet to over one hund'

st important event took- la e in . ` Dmmtaw' Cathedral whgn CMM fied gatllisa;-s and solks, atnd sent several

Murphy, one of Kensington's rg as 0 ca e ° the soldiers

, - ' ry

Central- Christian Church. Charlotte-‘ mini popular young men and Mm town. was the scene of'a pretty wed- Emeline Doiron one of Mayileld’s fair- lli-! Y69i0l'llllY m0l'llil18 Wllell Ml" est daughters were united in the Holy Rita McKinn0ll.iBi6 of lilo 0llll>i0y Of bonds of matrimony. After Mass they Cofiln & C0.. Bild flIl\l8l\i0l‘ Of Mr- motored to the Rodd Hotel where a

and Mrs. 'Rod-k. McKinnon, Wey- gimp mouth Street, became -the wife of Mr. MTL

tuous breakfast was served in Rodd’s usual manner, only the

Milton Bell, one of »Charlottetown's iniimaie .friends of me popular young lBBllil1S blfll°l`9-Til” D“i°l'» Rev- QB- couple being present. After breakfast

Emery. performed the ceremony in they

motored to the brlde’s home in

the presence of the immediate iriends Mayhem where B host of friends were and relatives. Tho ‘hr-ido WHS ‘li-limi assembled to greet them-. The evening

ln s suit of navy blue. and' looked v.-ni.

quietly spent in dancing and

Vol? tlllllflllillg 0&l‘l`YillS H llBllil5°m° singing. The music being supplied by -'boquet of white F0808- The °°“l‘l° “the best violinists of the surrounding were without attendants. After the district and the crowd only dispersed

ceremony they left by .the Borden when

the cock -by his' melodious voice

train on a Wsdiliux tl'il> l-0 901119 °f the foretold the approach of mornlng.The ‘Pl‘ll\¢iP¢l Ci\llNl'l5l\ Cliiea- Th” Wild' groom was ably suppor-ted by Mr. ding -gifts were Ill-llll0l'0\15 and V°"Y Stanley Blacquier whilst Miss Marlon beautiful. The Guardian i0lllB ill °X‘ Peters acted as bridesmaid. The

tending best wishes. bride .. J -»- with

was gaily attlred' in brown silk a picture hat to match while the

Sill! Di9S0 llll l05i1 lll°ill0l' 95i°°m' bridesmaid wore a suit of blue silk

edfoitiaen and piouool' ill l-»0Wi! W-A having also a picture hat to match. Gol, who pailsd 9-'By illli9ilY» SUD' Their numerous friends both ln Ken-

do evening, at his residenc residence ,ing on upper Fifth Street. says the San long

ve i Tribune. of June 4th

Diego E |1118 '

Mr. Goff was born in Print! Edward gQc|A|_ 3ERy|¢;E CQNVEN1'|0N3

Island. F°l’l'““i’y. 1852 and came t0 _'Conventions under the auspices of

to this city in l887, during the great the

Social Service Council of P. E.

boom. He at once b8C9-me idelliiiled I. will be as follows: Alberton-Mon-

with the business. interests of his new day_ dlotne and took an active part. in all ter

July Sth, 2.30 and 8 p. m. Hun- River-Tuesdayaiuly 9th, 2.30 and

its Bl!i9l‘Dl'il6!- H0 Wi" 999901311? 8 p. m. Charlottetown-Wednesday.

wells at Bakersfield. While eng88Gil Jul in this work he received injuries from _T which he never fully recovered. He m_ was elected super ntendent of the Wm

s terian Sunday school in

y 10th, 3 and 8 p. nr. Summerside hursday, July 11th, 2.30 and 8 p. The Convention at Summerside be for the whole of Prince Coun- that at Charlottetown for the

First Pre by iyt 1897 and held that position for a num- whom of Queen County; those at Ai. interested in ¢ll° milf 5\’°Wi“K i“d“5' bcrton and Hunter River' are local l-PY “lid lllid 0110 Of U10 lille” lem'-‘“ district conventions. Speakers. Rev.

ranches at Chula Vista. Later he _]»_ invested largely in the oil business eral

G. Shearer, D. D., Toronto, Gen-

Secretary The 'Social Service

and personally superintended the de- Council opcanadm Rev_ H_ R_ G,-ani

velopment of several good producing D_ ber of years. He was also deeply ill' ser terested in t he work for United H_

D General Secretary The Social

A. Goodwdn. 'B.A.. St. John. Pres-

vi C il i.'

States seamen Hllll WB! P\'°°id°“i °i ident The Social Ser ce ounc ol

the Floating societ of Christian En- Na

Brunswick. in addition to ot

deavor, working wlth Mr. Giles Kel- er speakers from p_ E_ i_ pi-cgi-amine |088. W- W. Youll! HBUYY 5°°b°ld' Afternoon-Conference on Enforce- Miss Fanny Roberts. and other plone- ment of Prohibition and other laws.‘ ers in the W0l’li f0l' United sine' What the Social Service Council is

"|19,-5, .Hg frequently had his wife and. drive 'him~in his auto- to the naval and

aims to do. Organization, local county. Question Drawer. Even-

training station and 21st infantry Y' ing-Mass Meeting. Popular Address-

M. c. A.'s wltn the latest masalilwr "_

iMus'ic. Delegates. Church congre-

b die and

for the boys. gstiens. local temperance o s,

Mr. Golf-‘VII l!lll‘l‘i°d i5° Mi" HM" other organizations dn -sympathy Wlill

riet C. Sheldon. I- 9;" Di°5°t social betterment, are invited tg send

l h .i the summero . i i , as they c oose.

;l:il;o3viitl?J.v? :dd :Nil m0ih°"» t°5°"“" ghggsuglic tharemillxirlrted to all sessions

with two brothers and three sisters. an survive him.. . ing

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_ -_ _ Rev. F. L. Connolly, also performed

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claim 'a' piirlect 'rig 'l`i0 iili 1 ` ||¢¢¢i»ipiien, Perfection Cigar. .

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ASSISTANT- Miss Helen They arose above the Huns and suc-

na, of this dty, who has recent- ceeded in dropping their bombs upon usted from Macdonald College. them. The result was that the Huns I1 appointed Assistant Super- came down like -bolts from- the sky. f Womens’ Institutes, under Four German ,machines were sent Hl;:i§|in‘lI3l°Dlh_ifU;\;1dll; glmliilialsriilowil in llaénes, two were, smashed

“nw H _ in mo my on Bntuay success' y I' 0 D eces an one was put out oi con-

harles J. Monaghan, who has The main thought in mind at this ttending \St.-Boniface College. juncture was to get the machine ba, arrived home Saturday on back safely to the Allies lines. Lieut. to his parents. Mr. Monaghan MoDonald's observer with words of the Flying Corps in Winnpeg,‘ encouragement said. "never mind, waiting orders to proceed to Mack, l’ll take her back and land

wg] on Sunday ill St. Peters in experience of Lieut. Colin C. Mc- 5 nig and St Pauls in the ev- Donald, son of Mr. G. A. B. Mc- 861119 Willl U16 MiBBl0lu\l'¥.Donald, of .-'Penticon, Cal., formerly f the Church of 'England in of this city, in an aerial bombing

raid. Lieut. McDonald was the only aviator wounded among the British

trol. A bullet went through Lieut. McDonald's machine passin throu h

her." The young lieutenant though suffering intense pain managed to

last heard of him he was in the Royal Flying Corps Hospital in London making good progress towards re- covery. _

1 wolwshls Auxll.lA'av v_ M. c. A.-The closing meeting for -the sum- mer of the Women’s Auxiliary of the Y. M. C. _A. took place on Saturday .at the usual time and place. There was a large number present with some new members. The treasurer read re- Dorts of the different ei'forts_put forth for making money to repair the build- ing, which was very satisfactory. During the four months after all bills were paid we have to our credit $550.00. During that time we install- od a -kitchen complete in every res- pect. Passed over $l00 .to the men for running expenses of Y. M. C. A. Donated 540 chocolate 'bars -for the Ar-

ton and Mayfield wish them a' and happy married life. |

vice Council of Nova Scotia Rev ' A few mmnhs ago B "vena “Hank

ll 09D°°i°“Y i° "W °"°°i“5 mul' The deceased was' one of the bright S young .Islanders who, if God -had given

-. ..°CHANGl OF OCCUPATON .-

tillery Aid and two beautiful boquets

in 'barrac'ks. Votes of thanks were £1-iven to the cast of “Right Oh".also to all the merchants and others for their kindly help. Beer & Weeks being es- pecially merltioned as they furnished all the spledid furnishings for the stage. Prof. Earle for his generous gife of $12.50. All were delighted with the results of Right Oh. Mr. 'Edwin and the pres'ldent Mrs.Donll did the financial business. neither of them handling any of the funds. So every tiling was satisfactory to all concern- ed. The Auxiliary purpose -putting in hardwood steps and floors, making the entrance presentable. painting the front and putting ln the broken win- dows; also putting on new sfpouts. cleaning and repairing as' fas ts the money will perm-it. Mrs. Doull, who has been President of the Auxiliary during the past four months deserves much credit for the energetic and bus- inesslike manner in which she has ad- vanced the interests of this worthy

institution.

Many friends in this province will

learn with regret of the death of Fran- cis D. Goodwin, of Wellington, P. E. l.. which occurred at his home, Tor- onto, Ont.. June 14th at the age of 31 years.

The deceased, who was a son of the

late Mr. John M. Goodwin and a nep- hew of the Hon. Jas A. McNeill. Commissioner of Public Works. Char- lottetown.~' after graduating from the Charlottetown Business College twelve years ago, went to the Western States where he took up the study of Engineering, which occupation he, afterwards followed with marked suc- cess. Three years ago he settled in Toronto. accepting a pos-itlon with one of the large Construction Companies

of that city.

of pneumonia followed by pleurisy so weakened his once robust health that lie had to resign -his position, and he entered one of the lilrgo hospitals of Toronto for treatment. In spiic oi the best nled'ical skill and loving care his strength gradually faded away. Realizing that his stay oil earth was to be brief he desired to visit once more the home of his childhood. This favor was denied him~. He was taken suddenly -ill, and a telegram summon- ed ~his mother to iiie bedside. A few days later fortified by the lest l'ltes of the Church and consoled by his loving mother. he peacefully yielded his spirit 'up to God

his length of days. would have donc honor to his native province. Of e kind and gentle disposition he made for himself iriends amongst all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance.

His remeiins accompanied by his

mother arrived at his home in Wel- lington, Monday, June 17th. On Wed- nesdsy his funeral took place to lm- maculate Conception Church, and was very largely attended. friends and rel- ntlves, not only from his own parish. hut from the neighboring parishes and Summerslde being present to pay their last tribute of respectand. es- iocm A Requiem Mass was celebrat- cd by the Rev 0 Kiggins. St Dun

the services at the grave.

The' pall bearers were: Messrs B.

McNeill. 'l‘hoe. Noonan, E. Arsenault. .l'. Condon of Wellington and M. Mc- Neill and D. McDonald. Traveller’s Rest.

Besides his bereaved' wife he leaves

to mourn a sorrowing mother; a sis- ter, ‘Mlm Charles Ayers. Wellington, and three brothers: Leonaid. in the Heavy Artillery, France; and' sydney and Malcolm at home; also a large circle of relatives and friends to whom the Guardian extends sincere empathy.

TUESDAY

Mr. Alex. Johnston. tailor, of New-port, Kings Co.. arrived in Trenton re-

llsv. lsi.ANo AviA'ron'e mmnow --‘Oli-L8 8°H°0NlR»-Captain

Trivett of Henan. China. ESCAPE.-A letter has been receiv- James Jerrior. of Georgetown, P.E.l.

ed excellent sermons in Char- ed in this city, telling of the thrilling

' is at present visiting -his' family in Trenton. The Captain has sold his schooner “The Bell" with which he has already made four successful trips this season, and is now looking for a larger vessel to purchase. Capt .lerricr is a hustler.-&

PRESENTATION AT POWNAL.-

Previous to her departure for Wal- .t.bam, Mass., Mrs. Wellington Young. a former resident of Ear-nscliffe, was entertained at lunch by the members of the Pownal Red Cross. and present ed with a valuable travelling suit

teem and good will. Mrs. Young has always been an active and energetic member of the Red Cross. and contlti-i

knitting of the 364 .pairs of socks that the Pownal members sent to tho boys in France since last November.,

THE SEA CAPTAIN.-If there is

one vocation in the world which has benefited on account of the war it is that of a sea captain, says an ex- change. The amount of wages paid to sea captains today would, not very many years ago, have provided the ship with food and a complete crew. One Nova Scotia captain, who but ten years ago received not over eighty dollars per month, is now thd' recl- pient of three hundred dollars por month. with a bonus of two per cent. on freight. in Halifax lately $80 li month was offered for seamen.

There passed peacefully away on'

Friday, June 1-ith at Richmond Sta- tion, Miss Catherine McDonald, age 76, after only it few days illness leav- ing to mourn four brothers and one sister, namely Alexander of Grand _Rl- ver Lot 4, Lawrence J., Angus J., of Richmond. and Mary at home. The funeral which was largely attendeili took place on,Su'rlday afternoon to Wellington Church, where the sorvii ces were conducted by her Pastori Rev. F. L. Connolly. Pa/ll bearers were Alexander McNeill and D. B. McNeill. A. 'l‘. McLellan, Austin Mc- innls. R. 1. P.

case, as a token oi' tile mem-bers' es-|

buted very materially toward the'

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PEARDON-LEMOINE WEDDING.- Miss Muriel LeMolne, adopted daugh-f ter- of Mr. and Mrs. John Macdonald; was married on Wcdnesdity evening, to Roy J. Poardon, says thc Sydney, R.ecol'd. Rev. A. li. Campbell per- formed the ceremony, which took place at Falmouth street church, Tho

the

quct marie a pretty picture. Following the service at the church a reception \v-as held' at the home of‘Mr. and Mrs. Macdonald. Mr. and Mrs. Pearilon

side in Syirnoy.

THE COST OF SALT HERRING.- le cost of salt herring keeps up. ln

ch ilnces, and dearer than in .onc. Manitoba ifealds the list, the price in Winnipeg being 90 cents per doz. en. In Saskatchewan the price is 87 cet-s. Quebec 69, Ontario 56, New Brunswick 56, British Columbia 60. and onl one .place is cheaper than

price for the province, Saskatchewan,

.. p . this vicinity are looking good but thc' ilshing still keeps poor. One oi’ the best fishermen says that the lobsters he got did not any more than pay for running his gasoline hoai., with noth- ing for his work. There was a very heavy rain on Thursday last. Mr.' H. N. Howlett said that the water at his mill was no higher any time this Spring and yet the amount of water, on the land did not seem to hurt the crop as lt settled very quickly. Miss' Lulu Jenkins is home at present with_ her parents Mr. and -Mrs. W. C. Jen-,

kins She. intends to go to Chariot-U tetown soon to train for a nurse. Mr. J. A. McDonald, Duroll. was in the village recently on a business trip.- Mr. H. Dlngwell. Little Pond, was at, Howlett's Mill Tuesday taking away' some of his fine timber for his new

barn..

The death occurred at Berlin, New

Hampshire on May 23rd after a short illness of Mrs. Ernest Holt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Butler of Blooming Point, to whose home thc_ remains were brought for burial. nc- cnmpanlcd by thc hereavcrl husbanil.i Deceased lady, wlln left this Province, about ton years ago, was a general fa-| vorite making many friends in her nlil and new home and her early rlcatll has caused much sadness. The fu-I neral services took place to St. Bonn- venture Church, Tracadie. ltev. J. l”.| Mclntyre oillciating and were lnrigcly

attended, the pall bearers being Mes-| srs. John Beaton. J. J. McAskill, James -Bradley. John MacDonald, lla- rolil Lacy and Lawrence Smith. Be-' sides the sorrowing husband. mother and father three brothers and one sis-I ter, Mrs. Parker of Boston are lofi. to mourn and to whom sincere sym-` patlly is extended. ` l

..*AT TRENTON.-Mr. 'John Mc-

lnnis. Point Pleas-ant,who was one oi’ the recent arrivals at Trenton, has taken a position as checker in the ship ping room at the Steel Works.-Mr.' Jsmeis Mclnn-is of Selkirk Station. Lot. 42, Klng‘s‘ Co., who has held a ro- llponalble position as foreman of the Steel works left for home recently. Previous to his departure he was wait- ed onlby his brother foremen and pre- sented with a valuablle fountain pen as a mark ofthe esteem in which he is held by his associates. The presenta- tion was' made by Mr. Bert Tucker, in a neat speech to which Mr. Mclnnis suitably replied. The party then cn- ioyed an automobile drive al'ouni’.~ town, after which they repaired to the residence of Mr.George Tanner. night superintendent at the Steel Works. where they purtook of a dainty' lunch- eon. spread in Mrs. 'l‘anner's hest, style, and spent the evening very agreeahly in social conversation, nuis-

. neatly crossing by the Car erry and

1 _ . ,-ti si . ,__ , _ ‘ ' , has gene to work in the stem Car c, etc. Mr. Mclnnis has been em loy-

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llllcklcr, the wi-.ll known lliisloll :iri- Ist, ami, by illc wily, ll Novlt Sirililun by hlrtll. has lilndl_v ilollilicil it lliinil some nil plllniilll.: to thc llitiiios' Aux- iliary of the Arllly and Nuvy Vclcr- ans»il\ (`hltrloiiotnwn. Tllc piilniing represents two typictll llnii Iiiis-like specimens of ihc_l’rlncn Eillvnril lslilnil silver lox. unii is a pilrilclllarly ut- iractivo cnc. li is`oll vxllibillou in the office of Mr. E. ll. llrow, lticlllllcllrl St., ami will prollullly ho illsiloscil ni’ h_v lottery or otllcrwll-sc for the llcncilf, of the funds ni thc nrgnlllzatiim, "

Mrs. A. N. McLeod, Brookfield, rs-I

vclvori a. wlrc from California olrihe. liltll May uit.. informing hcl' nf- illil death ni' llnr brothel' l`llnl'lvs Mc-i Kinnon. Starling i‘liy'. (`-nl, l-lis ilcntll=

was due to -nnniinrk ni’ ilni~llnlonlu.i lie was an nctive and r-siccnlcil'

member of ihc l. 0. 0. F. and the Oddfcllown and llchckhas.illl‘llcfl out in great. nulnhcra in .pity their last tribute ni rcsporl to ills lnr~mnr_v. Ii is said indcml that his funcrnl was iho, largest cvvr si-cn in Sterling (`li_v. llc-i slrlos Mrs. Mcl.cnd, nnotllcr slalom Mrs. J. P. Matheson, of Dorchester.; Mass.. and n brother Mr. Finley Mc-. Klnnon, of llrookfleld. P. -E. l., are left to mourn.

Many fricnilsin this city regret in

lcilrn ilml. (lllnllcr Hllrolii ll. \V|lliirlf=,n -if Nc. X Slcizc Buttery is olllviillly rc-

or the sons, Robert is-_forming at

.\i:irsllriol<i_ _two others* are on tra liollli-sicnd, four are in dlllonton a fri

pnriivl ill Nn. 62 Field Anlllulaucc ,une ill"l`annton,‘,§lllm,l Two of thp I-lospltal, Frnncc. suil’orluz from the flauglltcrs residcfia' nip, one in

cilecis of shell gas. Gunn'-.r Whirideu belongs tn Antigonisll, N.S.. anrl loft here with the <Battei‘y._ He wrote some lllteri-sling letters to the locill mu-ss, ilcscrllllfig the rlulngs of the island lmys in the Battery, bnill lie- fcrr- :mil :titer gnlllxx cvcl‘::'-ire. lt is to hc hopi-il illui hc will marks- it quick `, recovery from tllc effects of the Hun poison.

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SUDDEN DEATH.-A vi~r_v sudden

flsnill occurred on Snillrdny morning. wllon Mrs. Julia Chappell. n very cs- iilnuhlc lady rcnlileni of Marshfield lllls.-wil ilwny. Mrs. (`-hilppol] was in iv. carriage with her son on hor way' to register at a house about a miie nr sc from her own home. when shc suddenly complained of n pain which it is understood emanaieii from her llvnri. Silo collapsnri and in a few minutes her spirit had passed away. Much sympathy is felt for hor bbr-i caved family consisting of seven sons and four daughters. her husband hav- lil( PIOQOGIIIOG 2101' ¢W0 YGGFI IIO.

w>ln¢hnm.;onr~.Flo. an #69 other in covnhead. - The ianera -. skill plane this afternoon. ‘

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