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-£PR.iNG FROUICS -ln an

“War Time Work

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article Leod. city. has received a telegram

Y ll P E lslsnd" R. A. F.. is ill of induenza and pneu-

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mention is made of the "spinning mania in Hamilton Military Hospital, /Q "J X _ " ~ ' - _/_ _ _ _` ' _ I f: ,I - _ _ _ /».' _ _ 1 lrolicl" which have now lwcome a Ontario. A later report says/his con- I _ __/_ _ f `\ * ‘ ' ` F .- ' Q' \ ' _ ‘ ' I ‘W ,_ ` `

lourtoe of prectitnl entertainment at dition is improving steadily. ' _ K _ _ / W ~ ~V __ _ Balnmsrside under the auspices of the /,_l”;/_/ _ V t_ //' V ` t “*-ffl’-‘/~ '_ _ " ,. ' ' ' ‘ , { "' ~ _ "

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com town is visiting the city. His friends

fd. the we"m_e~ will he pleased to learn that Conductor -

A WEDNESDAY

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SOLDIER lLL.- Mr. J. 'l‘. Mac-

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out about 2 o'cIock yesterday after-

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idenoe of Mrs. Joseph Gallant.

MR. ARCHIBALD MCCANNEL

The death of Mr. Arehibalt McCain- Askm' barber' The Wang were S

neil, of this city, on day morning,

Fri

0l.m0 as I shock to his many friend He had been ill for a few weeks a severe cold which developed pneumonia. He was 32 years of

character with every promise of bright future before him. He was

clerk in the District Passenger Agent`s

OGCB of the P. E. I. R., wllore l

his courts oneness and marked ability to locale mm bcpmlse Qf A wry'

HIL serious illness in his family. His last

he won the respect and esteem of

with _ mm, MISSING-The Halifax Chronic

nntp says: (`hie-f of Poiioe Hnnrahan

was a young m f X m H?" lf-celvexl at wire from Summorside,

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noon for a. ilre in the basement of ` building at the corner of Queen Sydney Streets occupied by A.

what damaged by fire and water I

B_ lore the blaze was extinguished

Z E.l. asking lor information oi' ~‘ tl-llsroabouts of william Chasey, A that town, who has bee/n doing rcco

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struction work .ill Halifax. The: uutlluri-

'3"v ties' at Snulmmersido urgently desire:

Deceased was s son of the late Alex lodging place here was on St. Albans

McConnell, for many years care sr of the Armourles. He leaves

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mourn a young widow, formerly” V. A. D.’s IN DEMAND_- Last

Ml” Mm-lol Tantom _mlm his mother' winter n number of short courses ill

and _three slate,-g_ Maud and Dumlhy first aid were held here and a large

at home. and Mary, wife of

to all of whom heartfelt sympathy

1,-_ number of young ladies receflvcd

Theodore Buda-|~5wn, Baum Alba,-“_ valuable instruction in nursing, etc.

of; This city is now in thegrip of influenza

the community ls,extsnded_ The run-l epidemic and nurses are llrgcntly fe el-sl :mv place vesterflav_ prlv.irelv.l flulrefl: wl'h the training those young

H, _,,,,,,,,d' Wm, ty," y1_m,.,y .,» Nest-1. lmlles recoil-crl they should be quitel ~~rlt,(lll~'fl01l§, tn (lm Pe0plg’g (fgnleiey-_\_ ‘flillllfrltllll [0 flll U19 l"€q\lil`8lIl0l1lS 0fl~

llev. Dr. Fullertvn oiliciatinn.

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_ On Friday night ll. number more 4' . . . 1.l.m.1 991514313 al-l-l\~|;<1 _from over-Sep’ ‘:r-crfulll' rf-lense tllcln from tlleir_ . 'plwsgl Qmmlng to Qharlollelgwn were daily occupation until such time as thel gl

Major Wilson of St, Peters' epidemic is under control.

Bay, Sarpper E. McLaren, of (lable, `

ncaa. sat. J. A. Mcnslll sua mes., -LOST HIS HAND--Ml Mark '

p_ ' C_ Gmmouy_ E_ Bar|0w_ John _ Bernard, of Eglnont Bay, who has been D'0uc°_ and _,_ A_ Campbely (gba,-_I employed at Borden, met with a very

]Cnemwn__ They were given 8 hearwi painful and distressing accident therc

welcome. "Co. Bergt. Major Wilson, son Mr. John Wilson. St. Peter's Bay.

usted ln to zstll Battalion Nov. 1

1914_»H° took pan in me Summa-| oflices of a returned soldier, versed Vlmy Ridge and Passtrhendaele bat-

gg ate young lllnn might have bled to

men whogwent with mm ln the death. He wus brought without loss 20th, only tree remained with the Batt‘llon_'(;amef_ D0yl9_ Charlotte. Hospital, where it was found neces- tawn. Reginald wslsn, llc, stewart sary to amnlltaw the hand at the

ties, escaping uninlured. Oi the

and MeynardSand erson, St. Peters;

of the rest some were killed or C0l|€Y\l l‘9C0V9YY

wounded and others are in other lm- tltliolls. On August, 2nd, Wilson left

France and after some weeks in Eng-. F. S. Lodge, the well known dentist

laitdleft for home to take up the dut- ies of Infantry instructor in St. Johr.. N. B. '

Bpr. McLaren is a son of Mr. hillton McLaren, Cable Head. In May, 19l6,_he enlisted in Nelson. B.C., in elle' lst Bstt$;llo`n.` He spent 15 momllq in France until myolgia got him and he was sent over to England in Def-~ elnber, 1917. Alter spending about 8 months in various hospitals he was invnlided home.

Pte. Patrick C. Connolly, ls a son

of Mr. H. C. Connolly, Grafton Street l-le went overseas with a draft for tho 40th Battalion in October. 1916. und was traniferred to the 25th Battalion

I-le took part in the battle of Passcllcn-

'i‘-lie and escaped without at scratch "lvl was in the dlfierellt rllills at in'-ll .lhariconrt and south of Arms. .\' infns .t close comrade of his. inc. llazen Baker of Summersidc was mln- tured and made a- prisoner by the l-lurls. Hs met many of the lslnllli boys during his sojourn incluflinsz Prank and hal Conroy at Passchuerl dnale.

fln April 24th Pte. Connolly was

ipwlered hors 'le combat by a shell- ll\l""l. which badly <laze'l him for some ti'm~~ lie _was scllt down the line to V--tw hospital for nerve trouble und

lll\~l.'!i.l and thence to "Blighty"' and lllwlllf 1101110. Connolly says there were 'I60 returned soldiers on the ship fm which he returned. They landed at Quebec.

'Beforedeaving England he saw Gr. il an Mitchell of Charlottetown in hos- Dltsl at Buxton and reports that he Wlll D0 ldlvlllg shortly for hon-lg_

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_last week. Whilst _engaged in some work connected with shunting cars

n_l he had his right hand terribly crush-

led in the coupler. But for the good

in first aid treatment, the unfortun-

of time by auto to the Prince County

wrist and he is now making an ex-

Tlle news of the sudden death of Dr.

of this city camo as a sllock to his friends on Saturday. He went home from his oillce _not feeling well on Friday and on Saturday morning he passed away. ills death being attrib~

uted_ to heart failure. Dr. Lodge was la so_,u of t-he late Rev. W. W. Lodge a former pastor of Grace Church in this city. }le was of a very genial

I nature, an excellent dentist. and al- though never in robust health his lifc had promise of a still very useful future. llc is survived by his widow

and one littlc hoy Maurice aged sov-I an _vr>:lrs_ also his mother and sister. l who are at prosellt in this city. To all of these. deep sylllllzltlly is extended rl their zliiliclion.

Tile tlczllh occllrrcd nt Georgetown

on Ttlesflay morning, October Sth, of .\Irs_ (i:lm_nron. aged 81, willow of the into Thomas Cameron. Five years :lgo she took a stroke of paralysis. \'hlr~h colliinell ller lo her home. an lnvnlili. und ll fortnight previous to llol' death. she was seized with a sev- ete illness to which she succumbed, her years of suffering being borne with patience and characteristic cheorilllness Tile late Mrs. Cameron -.vzll-l a lllost estilllable Christian wo- mun, belonging to a family who were honored and respected wherever 1. nuwn Her maiden name was Jane ldelgllson. und she was_born on they 1-‘e-'gmlon farm about a mile from

native of Churchville, N. 8.. died over

vngnged in tailoring in Charlottetown, before removing to Georgetown, where he carried on the same business there

left to mourn two sons, Wallace in Vancouver, B. C.. and Ambrose, resid- ing in another part of Canada, and one daughter, Miss Lizzie, in Geofgetown. Another son. Edward, was drowned in

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Like the Victory Loan 1917’ it will be _ her combined industries and by all the '_

welcomed by all loyal Canadians.; unto`uched.resources of her mines, forests, 1

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ings ln what ls at once the greatest of causes and the safest of investments. "

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JAMES Ammnp 1-RAIN R 1 l ‘ - - ~ -~ .- ' f ' . mn "WW ` _ c ` 0 itgiglad strict attention to business se- t Much sympathy will go out towards Una- 3-5- "U33 ‘ daughters, Mrs, LG, Baker of M59* ' ‘~ ~ » “ “ ve" ""7" l’“"‘°““¢°- F01' MS Wldvw who is lon. mrs. ml. ltsustlsfoltsrlottéifilvll-

a "me Mr H J _ __ left with tive

It was wnh I d . arry amos was in part- young children to mourn the loss of Mrs. R.D MoNl|tt Malpeqlle. Mrs: W1

' C. Sinclair St...`lohn and Hrs- 'UA'

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069 regret our cit nership with him the firm being `dev-mefrh \, (1 occ" n Summemde

Wright of Sumnleralliefllllll l\l\\°“‘

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izens learned of the d th t 1 it us an and 'Wing f'“h°" lon ' °" ' ho" ye nerd” MGH Jr anJ;:lll'es; t :$113, :lst James I: Trainor. but for . Two brothers. John in V (galnry, ,Russ at the residence of her daughter

Cant. William Gordon, Ph". A. 0. Cogswell,

donald. Peter Ross N7. (lava Scotia papers

'ana uc of the late Francie Trs or a was

' ~ ' _ QW Yslra Mr.__'l'rainor has ldrnesr in Ch rlott t 4 'Ml'l. L.A. Wright D .

sron was a faithful memb r. f Bt.VAlf ed T i b ' ‘ ' a eown an _ M" eceued fm' num.. Pnshytenn Chfncll: in wh; n lll‘;l1:;‘°l-ll): ;v6el.l“:Z3w§'l;arb;' 03; lllrllmtzds ..pr09rietor. _ sister. Mrs.. Sylvester McGimf in Gen,-sewwny and on Thursday h“_l.“,- ._B.nmmn‘ “nouns ah Mtztkud ‘ or th; KMDRII; was a charter member North Attleboro. Mass., survive him. :Las lalldiw rest in the cemetery theres muh"-' ‘mr an mm” of l M n. _duly ma is Columbus _and ac- also his step mother. one hall broth-

e se ces being conducted by Rev. Th nt' ll M rl- . _ led with -the work of ef. Frank and two half sisters Kath-

Ml-_ q,,,,,|,,,_ ne “_ e ~ Mr. Trsinor was the son that society. _ . _ _ _

DI bearers were

as W lsen and Mamie in Charlottetoyn The

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number oi’ years conducted the mm Hotel in Summerside but stisr the death of hm’ htltband moved gg Charlottetown where eh, resided until about a year ago when eng mumu.

ciml-lm of- Montreal Joimj chleqis,

William in Newfoundland also Nor

tales plane today at-1-9 nr --Ll

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Thomas summersaie has received I maniac that her -son Oorl W'-H' 'rooms su one unload; WN*

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