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In Megoriam
7N KNIFE-AM . HI. EUGENE SMITH
The death occurred at his home in Middleton on Tuesday, sapegm. ber 7th., of Mr. Eugene Smith. at the age of fifty eight yen-s, 3cm in Middleton, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith, Mr. Smith lived all his life on the' old home- stead which he made and kept as one of the outstanding farms of the district. His early .educatlon was received in the district school of Middleton and continued later through his earnest study and careful readine- m 101s he mar- ried Janie Ciarkin of North Wilt- shlre and together they establish- ed I. Christian home modeled on the Home of Nazareth and an example to all who knew it.
As the welfare of his family was his supreme interest, he was es- pecially concerned with education and took a prornlnent part in ev- ery move to maintain and improve educational facilities. The whole community recognizes the debt of gratitude it owes to Mr. Smith for his active support and generous cooperation in every beneficial activity. As Trustee cf St. Mala- chy's Church, Kinkora. for many years, and as a zealous member of the Holy Name Society. he gave unstintedly of his time and energy ‘in faithful service. His whole life was a living profession oi his firm belief that we are created "to a- dore, love. and serve God here on earth” and his exempllfication of that love of God by kindness to- wards his neighbour won him a host of friends.
Early in the summv. he he- came ill, and though at first his condition was not considered ser- ious, later developments showed that there was no hope of recov- ery. As he patiently awaited the end amid his own sufferings and the grief of his loved ones. the calmness and courage of those last days were a real inspiration to all who witnessed them. Rev.
ranois McQuaid visited him fre- quently and administered to him the Last sacraments of the Catho- lic Church. Little more than a year ago his son, Russell, died at the early age of twenty-one, and the sympathy of a wldepread cir- cle of friends goes out to the family thus doubly bereaved.
0n Thursday. September ninth. a large congregation assembled for the mneral at St. Malachy's Church to pay their respects and offer their prayers during the Sol- emn Requiem Mass which was of- fered by. Rev. Francis MoQuaid,
ssisted by Rov. Wilfred McCar- dle, Deacon and Rev. Wilfred Keefe. Subdeacon. Rev. Eugene Murray was Master of Ceremon- ies. Present also in the Sanctuary was Rev. G. V. McCa-‘be. a cousin of the deceased. The pallbearers were: Stephen Johnston. Bert Mc- Cardle, Qiarles Mccardle, Percy Earl Roberts, Lorne
Mom-hing the loss oi a loving husband and father are: his wife, three sons and four daughters. namely: Ediwin at home: Francis end George in Toronto; Catherine (sister st. Patricia. Maria) in the Novltiate of the Congregation de Notre Dame, Montreal; Mary. Principal of Middleton School: Patricia, and Margaret attending school in Middleton. Six brothers. Russell, Vernon. George. Ernest. John and Charles and one sister, Mrs. Stephen Johnston also sur- vive. A great abundance of Mass Cards, Spiritual Bouquets. Flowers and Messages of Sympathy offer- ed consolation to the family, and indicated in some measure the loss felt on account ofthe death of so fins a Christian gentleman.
MASS CARDS
“Mrs. Eugene Smith and family ' 0).
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Smith (8).
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Smith. Toronto, (3).
Sister St. Patricia Maris, Mon- treal. (I)
Mr. and we. Stephen John- ston. Kinkora.
Mr. RP. Smith. Toronto (5)
Dr. and Mrs. J, T. Smith, Ar- lington. Mass. (ll) - Mr. P. W. Clarlrin and family. Charlottetown. (2)?
Mr. and Mrs. John F. McKen- na. Central Bedeque.
Mrs. Mlary Duffy and George.
Kelly's Cross.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bradley. Bedeque (2). .
Mrs. M. H. McOa-be and family. Bedeque.
lVirs. Thomas Gorman and fam- ily. Kensington. p - Mr. and Mrs. FJ. Trainer and family. Tyrone Lot M ,
Mrs. Blanche Kiley. Bradford. Mass, 1
Mr. and Mrs. Dot-cheater. ‘ivihss.
Sisters of Not-re Dame Academy. Charlottetown.
James Murray.
Sistore of St. Stanislaus, Con- vent, Kinkora. - '
Congregation de Notre Dame. Montreal.
The Island Novices. Congrega- tion de Notre Dame. M treal.
‘the Isle d PostulantsJ Congre- otre Dame. Montreal.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnston. Rustlco (I).
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Clarkln and family. New Wlltshire (I)
Mr. and Mrs. Louis MacDonald. St. John, N. B.
Miss Ines Gorrnen. R. N., Souris Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McAvinn, Charlottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Curiey. Cirsrlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Noonsn.
Eflshton. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Smith, Be- dequs.
Mr. and Mrs. Middleton.
Mr. Stephen Hughes and Fhyl- lll. Bradalbane.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnston. Be-
Bert McCardie,
OCTOBER 4, 194B
Yd: Will Stage Another Play
At a special meeting held in York Hell Thursday evening, final plans were completed ilcr the variety concert to be presente‘ the first week in November.
The president, Leith Brown, was in the chair and all directors were present.
Several alterations and unprove- ments recently made to the hall were viewed with satisfaction. in- eluding the installation oi the new furnace, and it was reported that erection of the _balcony at the rear of the building would be undertaken very shortly.
Owing to the limited seating capacity and early pro-sale de- mand for tickets, it was decided to; stage the show on five nights rather than three nights as previ- ously planned. The secretary was instructed to have the tickets printed immediately and a dele- atlon was appointed lo canvass advertising for program booklet.
Several committees. with var- ious duties were formed and a number cf matters in connection were discussed at‘ length. Ifbllow- the transaction of routine busil- ess the meeting on motion ad- Journed.
Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts. Mid- dieton.
ND". and Mrs. ston, Kinkora (2)
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Peters, Grand River.
Miss Patricia. lrora.
Mr. George Johnston, Kinkora.
Lawrence John-
Johnston, Kin-
Brlghton. Mess. (2) Mr. and lvlrs. J.
Brighton, Mass. Mr. and Mrs.
Bedeque (2). ’
v Mr. and Mrs. Russell Noonan. Albany
Mr. and Mrs. Shrubsole. Toron-
D. Guthro,
Louis McKenna,
Mr. and like. Joseph Johnston, Halifax. Mr. and rvn-s. Cedric McKenna.
Fernwood.
Mr. Fred McCabe. Bedeque. .
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kelly. Charlottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Kelly and family, Charlottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Farmer, Kinkora.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. ‘Irainor and family. Charlottetown.
Mr. and lldrs. Ernest Rosslter and family. Morell.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelly and family, Vernon River.
Mrs. Mulligan, Aden and Gladys. Newton.
Mr. and Mira. John A. Smith. Newton.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton McCabe. Newton.
Mr. and Mrs. Middleton.
Mrs. Mlry Mullin. Newton
Mr, and Mrs. A. E. Rowe. Free- town.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hughes. Emerald.
Mir. and Mrs. Lester UDonnell- Charlottetown.
m. and Mrs. nusene Ovllm. Charlottetown.
Miss Agnes Murnaghan, Char- lottetown. . -
Mrs. Louis Smith. Bedeque.
Mir. and M's-s. Emmett Stordy. Kelly's Cress. Mr. Gerald Murtash. mumm- iown. ‘
My, and M31. Charles McCardle. Middleton.
Mrs. Patrick nwsimmons. Char- lottetown.
Middleton Senior mom Pupil!-
Kinkora Credit Uhlolh
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hickey. Bum- merside.
Mrs. Wilbert and J. D. MUCH-Y- vllle, Kinkora.
Hon. J. Watson McNaught M. P. Bummerslde (2)
Miss Catherine clam-kin Amos. New Wiltshire.
Mrs. Austin MuTPhY and 01th- erlne. Chelton.
My, and we. Daniel Noonan and family, Bedeque.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Halli}!!! and family. Charlottetown.
W. J. Roberts.
and
Misses Mary and Ada Smith. Charlottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Mvrvhll- Middleton.
Mrs. Francis Sullivan and fam- ily. Klnkora (2)
Catholic Women's rescue Bub- divlsion, Klhlwrl»
111g League of the Sacred Henri.
Kinkora.
w. and Mrs. Unus million. Kinkora
Mn and Mfrs. Peter D. McIvor. . t . vanonsnd Mrs. Patrick McCar-
ville. Kinliorl. Mr. andMrs. Austin Roberts and
family, Middleton. Miss Bridget Johnston. Klnkora Mr. Harold Beagan. Kinkorl-
‘My, and Mrs. P. L. Morris. Kin-
kora. .
m, and Mrs. Fred ooadr. Kl“- kora.
Mr. and Mrs. James McCardle. Middleton.
Mr. and Mrs. James Callaghan. Klnkora.
Mr. and Mrs. Sablnus Johnston. Klnkora. ‘ ‘Mr. and Mrs. William Griffin. mmvvale.
Mr. Lorne ‘n-ainor. Klnkors. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Homtl. Manitoba. ii)
Spiritual aououell
Sisters of Notre Dame Academy.
Charlottetown. Qigtgr Mary of Lourdes. Alber-
ton.
enm- u. at. may. Pmlol" Blood Monutory. TOYWW- The Island Poetulents. Congre- gation de Notre Dame. Montreal.
denuc. Mr. Earl Roberts. Middleton.
Ill!!! Mil‘! Riiilfll. Sacred
Mr. Thomas Smith, Arlington. Mass. l2) ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Guthro,
Inent. The lower photo shows the
Sister Mary Joanne. Charlotte-
town Hospital. Dorothy Smith. Charlottetown Hospital.
Joyce Jay, Charlottetown Hospi- tal. Messages of Sympathy
Right Rev. J. A. Murphy. St. Mary's Rectory. Souris. Sister Margaret Marie. Mount St. Mary's. Charlottetown Sister Hilda Marie. Charlotte- town Hospital. Sister Mary of Lourdes. Alber- ton. Sister St. Mary Justin. Congre- gation de Notre Dame. Montreal. Sister St. Augustus. NONE Dan" Academy. Clrtown.
Sister Mary Ida. Mount St. Mary's. Charlottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Smith. Calgary, Alberta.
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith. Irvine. Alberta-
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Murray. Charlottetown.
Nh-s. Hannah Malone. Kelly’! moss.
Mr. and lvlfrs. Leo McCarville. Charlottetown.
Mrs. Michael MoCarville, Car- lelon.
Mr, and Mrs. Louis Campbell and family, New Willshire.
Mr. and Mrs. Sable Cameron- Wellington.
Miss Ina B. Phillips. Arllnrlvn- Mr. and Mrs. will Coady. N"!
Willshire. Middle-
Miss Addie Halliweil.
ton. 15;, ms Mrs. Edison Wright. Isodrque.
m. and Mrs. .1. a. wrlsht. Mild- dlelcn. .
Mr. and Mrs. charlie Wright. Middleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett McNeill, Wellington.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Flood. Kelly's Crflsl- .
Mr. and Mrs.‘ Gerald Monashafl. South Melville.
Mrs. Perle B. McKlnnon. Char- lntietown.
Mr. and Mrs. John Keefe. Phila- delphia. ,.
My, and Mrs, John cash and
family. Bfnerald.
Patricia McNeill. Welllnli-Oll- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunphf- Kensington.
Mr, and Mrs. Carl Green. Char- lottetown.
John. Olive. and Louise Grail. Charlottetown.
Mr. Plus Smith. Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Deifhan and George, Borden.
Mrs. James rs. CoadY- Kelly's Cross.
Miss Freda Sherry. Summerslde.
In Memoriam
Ill. IDUII D. lhefllll
1t was with feelings of deep re- gret that her many friends receiv- ed the sad news oi the death in the P. E. I. Hospital, on Monday. August 23rd of Mrs. fouls D. Mac- Phee of Clyde River. in her 55th year.
Although a great sufferer of many months, Mn. MacPhee bore he illness with that fortitude and courage which always mark the life of s true Christian. She had several operations over a period of years, and was in the hospital for live months previous to her death. tv/here everything possible was done. by skilled Doctors and nurses, to alleviate her intense suffering. At times high hopes were held by her loving husband and family for her recovery. but God willed other- wise and on the above date she passed peacefully on, to be forever with the Lord.
The late Sadie (Buchanan) Mac-
The fire which destroyed the home and farm buildings of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carrier. Cornwall, ls believed to have been ignited by a trac- tor used in haul grain. The upper picture was taken a few minutes af- ter the flames spread to the dwelling house. Neighbors who gathered cards o; Sympathy received testify quickly were unable to render much assistance because of lack of cquip- to the esteem and respect m ‘which
wreckage left by therflre. ' I
,Freetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crozler and family, Darnley.
Miss Margaret Murphy, Augus- tine Cove.
Mr. and lvlrs. Walter Craig and family, Middleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nantes, Kelly's Cross.
Miss Margaret Mulligan. Char- lottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Reid. Stan-
ley Bridge. Flow rs
Middleton Wcvn n‘s Institute.
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Wright. Bedeque.
Gard of ‘l-lfdnks
Mrs. gene Smith and Family wish to express sincere thanks to their relatives and many friends for their kindness and expressions
yKlngston and Hazel Mzs.
Mrs. Olive Drummond Wriglztw’
Phee was born in El-mwocd the daughter of the late Anthony and Jane Buchanan. During her early married life she and her family lived in Strasbourg. Sask.. for twelve years, having returned to P. E. I. seventeen years ago to re- iside at Clyde River.
She ‘was a woman of sterling qualities and was highly respected by all who knew her. She will be greatly missed in her hccne where she was ever ready and willing to welcome her family and friends. young and old. She was greatly in- terested in the activities of lire church and community and, until about a year ago took an active part in them.
'. Besides her sorrowing husband she leaves to mourn the loss of a
kind and loving mother, two daughters and two sons. Alma. Mrs. Lloyd Murray. Clyde River;
‘Florence, Mrs. Clifton MacDougall
i ‘Charlottetown; Dan, Bonshaw and
‘Mervyn at home and seven grand- jchildren and the following broth- ers and sisters, Minnie. Mrs. Don- aid D. MacFadyen and Euphemie.
Mrs. Clarence Frizzell. New Haven; iMaggle Belle, Mrs. Davis Ward.
Robert. iMacKinnon, Churchill; Jack. Bon- shaw; Roland and Fred. Church- hlll and Bill, Elmwood.
The funeral which was very largely attended. was held on Aug- ust 25th from Clyde River Presby- terian Church, of which she was a faithful member.
The service was conducted by her pastor, Rev. T. W. Goodwill, ss- sister by Rev. J. R. Skinner. Hymns sung were all favorites of the dec- eased. "Zl Psalm". “Abide with Me" and "l Am Thine O Lord."
The pallbearers were: Jack Mac- Lean. Ivan MacNevln. Warren MaoKinnon, Johnny Gillespie, Bill Livingston and Louis MacLean.
There were many beautiful flor- al tributes bestowed in loving .memor_v of the deceased and in sympathy to the bereaved.
The large number of letters and
.'the deceased was held. I Floral tributes were as follows: Dad and Family. Mary. Fred. Bessie and Jack. . Doris and Maggie Belle, Donald .and Minnie. I Euphemis. Clarence, Beatrice and lRDlBIld. I Hazel and Robert and Family. ’ Bill, Maud and Family. W. M. S. Clyde River Presbyter- ,ian Church. i Clara- Ritchie and Mother, Katie and Neil. | Jack and mu. : Myrtle and Robbie, Bertha ‘Sandy. Cassie, Artie and Fax. ‘y. Grace. Peg and Drusilla. Stall Holders of the City Market and the Market Clerk. Victor. Ethel and Family Mr. and Mrs. L. A. MacDougall Verna and Eric Freeman Doug. Cal and Dorothy. Aunt Kate and Uncle Jimmie "The MncMillans" Doris hnd Paul. llazel and Jean. ' The MacNcvln Family.
and
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Katie, Hilda and Arnold.
Long Bros.
Stewart and Ethel Drake
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. MacDonald andMalcolm
Andrew and Bernice
Stanley. Lillian and Jessie
Aunt Effie, Mac and Annie Harry MacKinrwn
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Roop
Mr. and Mrs .M. W. Wood
Mr and Mrs Wellington Mas- Nell
Mrs. Gladys MacGregor and Mrs. Myra Prowse
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. MacMilian ‘Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MacLean ‘Thomas Michael and Family. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Walker and Family.
Kay MacLeod, R. N.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Wood
Mrs. Alice MacKinley, R. N. Lloyd and Lillian Frizzell
Colin and Mary
Annie Darrach and Family.
Mr and Hrs. Lloyd Stevenson Lydia and Duncan
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CARD 0F THANKS
Louis D. MacPhee and Family. wish to extend their thanks to their neighbours and friends who helped in any way during the sick- ness and death of wife and mother Also to Nurses staff of the P. E. I. Hospital, all those who sent cards and letters of sympathy floral tributes.
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The typical Javanese head-CHI ls made of figured cloth, with. round knot at the back of the neck,
LONDON - (or) - only n quarter of the men who served h! the British Army and RAJ‘. dur- ing the war have applied for thell war service medals, the Was Office announced. Ln the Royal Navy 80 per cent have applied.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dorsey. Borden.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Delghan. Summerslde.
m. and Mrs. ctesvw Mulligan. Summerfield.
Elizabeth Wright. Charloiie- inwn.
Heart Home. Charlottetown.
Derzs Wright. Charlottetown.
er. l7. left. sticking his tongue enti- Gordon Cam-
w.
Sentenced ln Toronto Wednesday to l0 years gfon, u; Allen Decker. l9, are shown when they for kidnapping and armed robbery, William Glov- n“ been brought beck from Windsor to fees charges.
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of sympathy on the occasion o! | Mn and Mrs’ Harry MacLenn L. T‘ B t _ K _ filgfiddifig gang?“- bcloved hus- land Famuy- Carrie ifffdoxflfm Livingston ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ “ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ m. l _ . Yillllllilll Klllllflllllefs Btfore And After Sentence Before After
lwn convictions for auto theft. unis-noes to run cnnrurrenily with kidnapping. armed robbery terms
Glover and Decker, shown here, were given one year on each o!
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