IN MEMOIIIAM

GIBVAIE MMLIILAN

The community of Indian River ms vicinity were saddened on the morning of February 28, when they learned a respected mend and nelghbor, Gervase MacLellan had vassfid away. Although in failing Mann for some time previous. he .ilways bore his sickness with true uni-istian fortitude. l. smile and ._.m;ery word for all.

Born at Indian River. son of the We Angus and Mary Jane Mac- mlian, he lived most of his life ihcre with the exception of a few years spent in the United States _',,~,g Western Canada.

His willingness to co-operate in .1: i-ommunty aCIlV.ltl€5,‘llI8 genial _il.-‘])fJ5lll0l1. won for him 'a host of l.Cn(IS who mourn his death.

A devout Roman Catholic. he was consoled during his illness by fre- quent visits of his Pastor from when} he received the last consol- ...,v rites of the Church. belt to mourn mid cherish ins memory are ,,,— “mow, the former Mary Steele 1...“-.»;i~ly of Souris. one brother Augustine. Indian River; two sisters Rggrna (Mrs. Babine). Bath, Maine. Amelia, Dorchester, Mass.

The funeral was held from his me residence on March 2, to St. ,\l.iry's Church, Indian River. where Requiem High Mam was sung by his Pastor, Rev. Louis Caiiaghaii ulin also preformed the service at tile grave.

ltollbearers were Messrs. William up-key, Keith Mann. Bernard Mac- l_olian, Charles Gillis, Orville Clark

and L. G. Raliisay, R. I. P. Mus Cards

(25). MacLelian, Indian River

Wife. (.zLl.SSiE

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Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacLelian. luciian River. MI‘. and Mrs. Win. Hickey, Indian l{2l'L‘l‘. .\irs. Rosella Gillis, Indian River. .\ir. and M.rs. Bernard MacLcllan, lllcililn River. Donald MacLellan, Indian River. Mrs. Austin MacLellan, Indian R.\‘cr. Uonalda Mm-Donald, Indian Riv-

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Mr. and Mrs. Dan Noonan, Indian lm-er.

Charles Gillis, Indian River.

Joseph V. Gillis, Indian River.

Fred Gillis, Indian River.

sacred Heart Society, Indian Riv- Cl’. l-iilda and Lesa Ramsay, Indian River.

Mr. and Mrs. Indian River.

Andy Turner, Iiid.-ii River.

Minnie Steele, Summcrside.

Mr. and Mrs. James Pendergast. Kensington.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacLelian, spring Valley.

Marshal Delaney, Malpeque.

Thomas Turner,

Aloysius MacLellan, St. John. N. 13.

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sinnott. Bristol.

Joseph Fisher, Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hynes, ilalpequa.

Louis Gorman, Keitslngtoli.

John Beamish, St. John. N. B.

Mrs. Mario Callaghan, Alberton.

The Clough Family, Dorchester, Mass.

Bemadetts While, ‘Boston. Mass.

Amelia MacLellan. Dorchester. Mass. (6).

Kathleen Gillis, Dorchester, Mass. (2

Augusta MacLellan, Boston, Mass.

Margaret L. Macliellan, Boston. Mass.

Mrs. J. M. Gillis, Dorchests. Made. (2).

Mrs. Katherine Gerard and Pam- ily, Ipswich, Mass. (30).

Mrs. J. G. MacLe1lan, Dorchester, Man. (5).

Imelda. Man-Lelian, Durchestor. Mass. (25).

Mr. and Mrs. George Fitzgerald, Boston, Mass.

Rev. Archie Gillis, Dsmauscotts, Maine.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Arsensult, Bath, Maine.

Mrs. Elizabeth Brennan Family, Kensington.

Mrs. Will MacDonald and Isabel, Glsnfinnan.

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Glenfinnan.

Mr. and Mrs. Brendon Drlscoll, Summerside.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McPhe9, Kittery. Maine.

Regina and Eernle Babins, Bath, Maine (2).

Mr. and Mrs. John Mac-Master, Boston. Mass..

Bessie Mooney, Boston. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maccoi-mac. Dnrohestcr, Mass.

Viola Beamish, St. John, N. B.

lrola Beamish, st. John. N. 3.

Mr. and Mrs. John Beamish, Tor- onto, Ont,

Mrs. Bernard Macbeilsn and /‘Katha. Indian River.

Margaret nnd Elmer Msron, Dor- chester, Mess.

Aunt Emmid and Florence. Min- iiunolis. Minn.

Alan and Kass. Gerard, Phil- adelphia. Pa. _

Allie MiicNeil and Family. New Annan.

Indian River Catholic Woman’: League.

Josepheno and Will MacDonald. Montreal. \

Laura and Bill Murphy, George- town, ‘

and

MacDonald,

Mr. and Mrs. Harold MiIcLellnn, Hamilton, Ont.

Enrollments

Rev. John Fisher, Bi-ookline. Mass.

Mrs. Prank Gerard. south Hamil- "vi. Mass.

Mflrnret and Augusta Macullsn, linrrhcster. Mass.

sympathy Cards

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Curley and “Hilly. clermont . Mrs. James Condon and Family.

Kvnsington.

\ir. and Mrs. Horace Bryenton. Kvnsington.

_..\fr. and Mn. Wessli-y Foster. \"llSlllgI,on, «

Indian River C. W. L. Mary. Fiorhncs and Kathleen 01”!-1. Dorcheofsr, Mus. Mi-. and Mrs. Wm.

Sinclair, 1-’ Fnlllrug

.l\VCllCII MacLc-ilnn, Indian River. M

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Imelda MacLellan. Dorchester, Mass.

Philip Gerard. Ipswich. Mass.

Rev. Rupert Macbellan, Toronto. Ont.

Mrs. John Steele, Summerside.

Mrs. Katherine Gerard, Ipswich, Mass. ‘

Florance and Edison Bryenton, Spring Valley.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bradley, Bed- ford.

Mrs. Elizobeth, Brennan, Ken- sington.

Rev. John A. Fisher, Brookline, Mass. Mrs. J. G. MacLelian, Dorchester. as. Mrs. will MacDonald and Isabel. Glenfinnan. . Marcus Mooney. Souris.

Mr. and Mrs. James Saunders, Kensington.

Mrs. M. J. MacNeil, Charlotte- town.

Mrs. Frank Gerard, So. Hamilton, Mass.

Vouge Greenan, Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. MacDonald. Glenfinnan.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald MacDonald.

Cardigan.

Mary and Joe Cameron, Hamil- ton, Ont.

Mr. and Mrs. Aeneas MacDon-

ald. Cardigan.

Viola Beamish, St. John, N. B.

Annie and Eli Blacquiere, Sum- merslde. _

Grace Gerard, Ipswich, Mass.

M.r and Mrs. Juries Lsnnan, Charlottetown. '

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mooney, Souris.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Groves, Greenland. N. H.

Evelyn Harding, Bummer .

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. MacDonald and Family. Charlottetown. Anni: Hickey, Seven Mile Bay. The Jordon family, St. John, . B.

N Mr. Souris. Ellie Gillis, Clermant. Rev. Father Trainor. Lot '1. Mr. and Mrs. MacMaster, Dor- chester. Mass. Margaret and Elmer Marou, Dor- chester, Mass. Laura and Bill Murphy, George- town. sister Mary Ian, Cliarlottetown. Mrs. Charles Minard, Halifax.

Card Of Thanks

to thank all who sent Mass cards. messagse of sympathy. kind neigh-

and Mrs. Daniel Bushey.

hours and friends who helped in anyway during her bereavement.

IN MEMORIAM

Mn. ozone; I. woonsme

There pained peacefully away in Charlottetown on March 10, Mr. George E. Woodaide at the ad- vanced age of 54 years

The late Mr. Woodsida was born at Clinton June as, 1870, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Woodsido of Clinton. His wife predeceased him six years ago.

He leaves to mourn five daugh- ters and six sons: (Edith) Mrs. Ray-mond Garnhum, Charlottetown: (Irene) Mrs. Eliott. Boston. Mass; (Clara) Mrs. Welsh Murray, Flor- ida: Eva. Boston, Mass: (Jessie) Mrs. James Williamson. Grand Is- land. Nebraska; Joseph. Kenning- ton; Stanley. Moncton, N. B.; Ern- est. Ontario: Car-mon, of Racine, Wis; Lemon. Boston, Mass; one brother. Gordon. Bedeque; also 21 grandchildren. The funeral service was held on March 13 from the United Church at Maigafte. His pastor. Rev. E. H. Haslam delivered the funeral mes- sage. The lLVmna sun: by "19 ehoLr, with Miss Selina Johnson at the organ, were: “The Lord’: My Shepherd", an "Abide With Me". Pall bearers ere Maura. George Casfoi-d_ Weldon Woodside, Pran- cls Williams. Charlee Woodside. Hugh Prizzell. and Keir Duggan. Burial was in Mar-gate Ceme‘ y.

Card or Tliimlis ‘

The family of the late Mr. Woodslde wish to thank their friends who sent cards. and many beautiful floral offerings from this Province and from M ‘ Ind the United states. which i>aid,sll- ent tribute to the esteem lnwhich the late Mr. woodside was held.

BIG NEW PLANT

EDMONTON. (cm _ The :11.- soo,ooo nickel refinery under con- struction at Fort Saskatchewan is gxpecled to be opened about the middle of May. lisht hundred men have been enllfid 0“ '5' project for the Sherritt Gordon Mines Ltd. and it will employ 253

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Sudsbury, Kensington.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown, Richmond.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lawson, Hart- land, N. B.

Indian River Oman’: Institute.‘

St. John. Toronto

lian. Requiem High Mass was of- fered by the Rev. J. W. Mccardle

eral Electric at Toronto: Mary

Boyd, Weather-proofing, Everett, Mass: James. Mgr. Canada Pack- ers Fruit-Vegetable Division, wind- sor. Ont.; his son Fred. As.s't. Cliief I0 Steward. M. V. Abegweit; as well as two sisters, Mrs. Fannie McAleer. Charlottetown; Mrs. Patrick Mulli- gan, Kinkora: also a brother Peter, Los Angeles, California.

welt. Proofing. Everett, Mass.

Mary‘: Charlottetown. Cross.

Jersey City. N. Y.

Ridgi-town. Ont.

town. Ont. Iown. Ont.

town. Ont.

ton. Mass.

in‘ in oneratlon. _

IN MEMORIAM

JEROME RANAHAN

Kinkora and surrounding districts lost an outstanding citizen in the

have been pe

reen Gillis, June Gallant. Gallant, Barbara Dalton, Murray. Annie O'Halloran,

Players in - “Pride.

Pictured

Frances

and Prejudice"

above are college students of Notre Dame Academy who rforming in recent presentations of They are, from left to right (dressed in the costumes of their roles): Elaine Mclnnis, Patricia Hammil. Mary McGregor, Doris Polrier, No- Genevieve Rossiter, Wilma McHugh, Eva

“Pride and Prejudice".

Campbell. Joyce Callaghan. Eileen

Kay Mooney, Gertrude Fitzgerald.

(Barter: Film LII!)

sudden passing of Jerome Ranahan on December 23.

Although he had suffered a heart attack the previous “ ptembe , he had recovered sufficiently well to get back to his normal cheerful self. However. Monday evening rest- ing after dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clair Greenan, Char- lottetown he suffered a severe heart attack and quietly passed away a short time later.

He was born at Kinkora on Janu-

Masses

Mrs. Patrick Mulligan.

Mr. and Mrs. Earle Hickey. Mr. and Mrs. Don McPherson. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Deighaii. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mccardle. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Keefe. Eugene Mclvor.

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Gallant. Mr. and Mrs. James H. McGui-

ary 28, 1876, the son of John Rana- , g;,,,_

min and Bridget Askin. Being one, of it large family and an equally large farm, he early became inurcd to hard labor and responsibility. In 1904, he married. Regina Mc- Cardle who predeceased him in March 1950.

In 1909. he entered the service of what is now the Canadian Na- tlonal Railway where he gave faith- ful and conscientious service until

Sisters of St. Mzirtlia, Kinkorn. Eileen Gallant, Toronto.

Mr. and Mrs. James Callalian. Mrs. Eugene Smith.

Rev. J. W. Mccardle.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Farmer. Mrs. Allan MacDonald.

Mr. and Mrs. John Creamer. Albert Ranahan. Reading, Mass. Miss Mary Ranahan, Prince Rup-

his retirement in 1937. Retirement “L from the c. N. R. did not have the w‘i‘:‘1:,'S0:““ M” "““°“ R““‘“““'

usual significance in his case. He continued to actively operate his farm in Kinkora to within a year or two of his death.

Kindness, consideration of his

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mclvor, St.

John.

Miss Eleanor Connors, Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. John Trainor. De-

fellow man, generosity and a deep- “‘°“- , t . Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mulligan. ly religious sense of du y, he was Mr‘ and M”. Amson cmkent

endowed with more than his nor- mal share of these qualities.

But, perhaps his most treasured gift for which he is so well re- membered was his love of music, especially the violin. His willing- ness to help out at any and all times at social gatherings endeared him to all.

Not only will he be missed by his many friends and neighbors on P. E. 1.. but his passing is a severe blow to his good friends in and Sarnla, where for the past year he had been in the habit of spending the winter months with his family.

His funeral was held from the Monaghan Funeral Home to st. Malachy‘s Church at Kinkora under the direction of Mr. P. A. Manag-

with the Rev. J. W. Croken of-

sr. six children and six grand- children. May with Canadian Gen-

and Margaret (Mrs. Donald Hat- field), Prince Rupert: Albert of

Wreaths of Sympathy Stewards Department M. V. Abeg-

The Staff of Boyd Weather- The Staff of Canada Packers Ltd.,

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hamill. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rsnshan. James and May Rsnahan.

Messages of Sympathy Sisters oi st. Martha, Mount St.

Sister Mary Winnifred, Tracadie _ in

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Connell,

Mr. and Mrs. John Murray. (in The Danies Family.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mcxenna. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Allen. The Campbell Family.

Roy Johnston Family. M Edward Murtagh. ,F Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Reeves. M Mrs. John Menus and Eleanor. Mr. and Mrs. George Monaghan. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carmichael. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. LsMarsh.

Le

Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Brien. Ridge- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brien. Ridge-

Mr. Mr! Mrs. Ivan Guylt.t_ Ridge- he

lplrltnal Bouquets on

Mr. and Mrs. John Dowllng. Bos- In

Mr. Joseph Powers. Boston. Mass. pr

Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ready, Bos- ton.

conducting the house and grave. Night There" Watson Siliiker Mrs. Donald MacDonald. There are left to mourn

Pearl of Toledo.‘ Ohlo.; 1 : Pom-ad. Oregon. (bald of Calgary. bei-ta

shot by hunters. northern Saskatchewan district are

and Mrs. John Hamill.

and Mrs. A. E. Mccardle. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cullen. Mrs. T. A. Mclvor.

Mr. and Mrs. John M. McKenna. Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Morris.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mccsrville. Mrs. Austin Murphy. Cheltoii. St. Clair Gallant.

Mr. and Mrs. Aden Mulligan. Mr. and Mrs. Sebinus Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Morris. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Mulligan. Mr. and "Mrs. John F. Mcfiennfl Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coady.

Mr. and Mrs. James Mccardle. Mr. and Mrs. Lester O'Donnell. Mr. Arthur MacDonald.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ranahan. Miss May Ranahan, Toronto.

Mr. MI‘.

Mrs Margaret Hatfield, Prince‘ Rupert.

Miss Barbara MacDonald.

ficiating at the grave. Pallbearers, Mr. and Mrs_ Emmet, Mano,’

six close friends of Mr. Ranahan, sum“. .

W9” M°"”' Ade“ Mumgant J°hn Mrs. Julia Callahaii._ Detroit.

Johnston. Eugene Mclvor, Ralph -Mm Helen Tmmorl Sa,.nla_

Mccarville. Edwin Smith and John M“ Dannie Mcmeer‘

0' Ganmb‘ Ml‘. and Mrs. Clair Grecnan. He leaves to mourn a loving fath- Mn and M”. Rum,“ “Emmi

Mr. and Mrs. John McGlllery. Branch No. 10 Canadian Legion.

Borden.

Sister Mary Henry. Buffalo. N. Y. Mrs. Wilbert Mccarville. Boston.

Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ready, Bos- n, Mass.

Mrs. J. W. McGoven. Jersey City.

Peter D. Mclvor, Kinkora. Mrs. W. H. Asklm, Mass. Albert Ranahan. Mass.

Card Of Thanks

The family of the late Jerome

Rsnaham. wish to thank all their

t. w¥;$°5r;]gnDep.,tmem 0, am”, kind neighbors who helped so much Packer‘ Ltd‘ Town” to dig the grave and helped in M a £4 Re Good,“ every way, also Father Mccardlc Tm_°‘;'“;°'n "' Y" "' and Father Croken.

IN MEMORIAM

MIL J. E. CAMPBELL

The funeral of the late John Earl Campbell. who passed away

Charlottetown, March 28, was

held from the home of his bro- ther. Archibald Campbell, Brae.

March 28. Rev. J. H. Bishop, service at the

A duet "No was sung by Mrs. and daughter.

the lowing sister and brothers. fora) Mrs. David C. MacQueen Vancouver, B. C.; (Helen) Mrs.

Neil MacLean of Boston. Mess.: (Mildred) Mrs.

Allen R. Mac- nnan of Rochester. N. Y.; Miss Archi- Calvin Newtown, and Angus of Char-

Mr. and Mrs. Art Minty. samla, louemwn. Ont Pallbearers were: M e s s r 1. Mr. and Mrs. ‘Leonard Lutes. Lorne MacNevln. Lawson Mac-

EASILY IDENTIFIED

PRINCE ALBERT. Sask.. (CF)- Martln Smith of La Range says

will paint a large re'd cross his two cows so they won't be The cows in the

rt of herd being distributed

among veteran trsppers by the

ovincial agriculture dnnnrI.—nnL

IN MEMORIAM

I MR. JOHN REGINALD MICDONALD

The many relatives and friends of the late Reggie MacDonald, a one-time resident of West St. Peters, P. E. 1., were shocked and saddened when the distressing news of his death by accidental drowning, in Toronto Bay, 0nt., during the afternoon of l“ebr.‘:iry 24. was received.

He was born at West St. Peters, 25 November, 1922, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Aeneas C. MacDonald who now reside at Georgetown.

In December, 1942, Reggie joined the army and trained at Beach Grove and Aldershot. He proceeded overseas in June. i943, landed in England where he un-

derwent a short period of train- ing before being sent to North Africa to complete training in preparation for joining the Can- adian Forces in Italy. In Decem- ber. 1943, during his period of training in Italy he met with an accident which almost cost him his life. He was on the dangerous- ly ill list for more than a month. and only slight hope was en- tertained for his recovery. How- ever. being of robust constitiiiion he survived. He had been hos- pitalized for 18 months. during which time it was found nec- essary to remove his left eye.

After hi. discharge from mili- tary Hospi al he spent several months with his parents who then resided at West St. Peters. He went to Nova Scotia. and later moved to Toronto. where several of his brothers and sisters re- sided.

Besides his parents the follow- ing six I)l'OIlIel'S and four sisters remain: Cecil in New Glasgow, N. 5.; Merlin, London, 0nt.; Pe- ier, who gave one year's service in Korea with the R.C.R., now with the Royal Canadian Regi- ment Petawawa; Raymond. Tor- nnto: George in the R.C.A.F., Greenwood. N. S.; Gerald at home; Mary living in Toronto;

Lucina. Mrs. Edward Monk, Tor- onto; Catherine and Lillian at home.

His remains were from Toronto to his native par- ish, St. Andrews. P.E.I.. for burial. They arrived in Charlotte- town. Mar_ch Z. The funeral was held March 3. to St. Andrews Church. where in the presence of a very large number of sym- pathetic and sorrowing relatives and friends Requiem High Mass was offered by his uncle, Rev. Reginald F. MacDonald, P.P.. Seven Mile Bay-Borden who also

transferred

interred the remains in the church cemetery. assisted by the pastor. Rev. George MacCor- mack.

Pallbearers were: Messrs. Step- hen and Roddie McAdam. Char- les and Harold MacDonald, Lloyd MacEwen and Giles Jay.

The following is the list of Mass Cards. Enrollments, Mes- sages of Sympathy and Wreaths.

MAS! CARD!

Rev. Reginald MacDonald (5).

Father and Mother (2).

Mr. and Mrs. D. G. S. Mac- Donald. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Campbell.

Souris.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur MacMil- Inn. St. Andrews.

Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Murphy, Charlottetown.

Mr. Raymond MacDonald. Tor- onln.

Miss Joyce town.

Mrs. Mary MacDonald and fam- ily. Blooming Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank MscDou- gall. Halifax. N. S

Fogerty. George-

Mr. Allan MacDonald. Peakes Station.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Paquet. Charlottetown.

Mrs. Philip Morrison, George- town. -

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil MacDon- ald, New Glasgow.

LAC George MacDonald. Green- wood. N. 5.

Mr. and Mrs. Reggie MacDon- ald. Peakes Station.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Monk. Toronto.

Mr. and Mrs. James D. Lanni- gan. Cambridge. Mass.

Mrs. May MacDonald, Char- iottetown.

New-n. Eddy M.cNevln' Horace. Mr. and Mrs. Howard MacDon-

ald, Georgetown.

M"- "VI M73‘ P'”‘” ""1 w'"""' ],]\{“cP-‘avg,’ Kenneth Mncxay and Mr. Donnie Bryne. Toronto. R.lrliIe¢0WI1. 0119- Mr“ our" . Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacDon- M,._ And Mm w_ P. 1-hampmnv interment was in the Milo .]d_ Geornmwn. wmagof, one, C°"‘“"3'- Mr. and Mrs. Jo:eph Mc-

Askill. Charlottetown.

Miss Mary Mlcbonald. Tor- onto. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howstt.

Carleton Siding. Mr. Merlin MacDonald. London. Ontario.

Min C a I h e r i n e MacDonald, Georgetown. Mr. and Mrs. .1. Aeneas Mac-

Donald. Charlottetown. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Basil MacDon-

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Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Dingwell. Crapaud.

Mr. and Mrs. John T. Mac- Adam and Mr. Ronnie MacAdam. West St. Peters.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Webster. Cardigan. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Herring, Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Birt, Mt. Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mac- 'E\ven. Bristol. Mrs. Emery MacE\ven, West St. Peters. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer MacEwen, West St. Peters. Mrs. John Donahoe, Jr., Rose- ...._:____j___:__..____ neath. Master Gerard and Miss Lillian S.,],",I,.raS‘rt‘R°mua1d MacDonald’ Mt‘

MacDonald, Georgetuwii. Mr. and Mrs. John McKcai'ney, Mount Stewart.

Mr. and Mrs. John W. MacDon- ald and Family, Clizirlottetoivn.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Prosper and

Enmnmelfll Family, Gonrgetowii.

Josephite Purgatorial Society (2[ Miss Anna Prosper, Montague. years) Mr, and Mrs, W, '1‘, wood] Mrs. Myrtle Babineau and Fam- and family, Charlottetown. ' ', Georgetown.

Miss

Perpetual member of Si. Jude Anna T. liickfi’. SEW-‘TI Aposlolate, Father and Mother. Mile Bay. MI‘. and Mrs. J. P. Solon-ion.

Messages of Sympathy d M_ G n 1, ‘Q Geo K ‘own . an is: r- ev e V , r e . Rev. Edward L. Hughes, Cluc- ML and Mrs‘ John P’ MaCDon_

Robert McGuigan, 3” G“‘"‘°“"”"

ago. Mr’ and Mrs‘ Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Driscoli,

Mnmagut . Slill1mE‘i'Sl\'I(‘ 1ar]]V[r‘§‘a"A1nd1l‘_/ILf;f_“ Arm“ MMMH" Mr. and Mrs. Colin MacDonald, C. W. L, Georgetown Georgetown‘