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l IN MEMORIAM

DANIEL PIUS MoCORMACl(

The death of Daniel Plus Mc- Cormack occurred at his home in Goshen, N. B. on April 30th, 1953. He was 59 years of age and was born in Newport, P. E. 1., son of the late Michael James McCor- mack and Mary Ann iMcDonald) Mocormack. He was well known both in New Brunswick and P.E. Island, having been a oheese- maker for 39 years.

He is survived by nine daugh- ters and one son. The daughters are: Marie, Alice (Mrs. Albert Kyle, Hamilton, Ont): Velma (Mrs. Harold Layden. Goshen. N. 13.). Mary. Doreen, Loretta (Mrs. Harvey Lynch, Oromocto, N. 13.), Ruth. Rose, Grenna, and son Donald; one brother. Angus Mc- Comack, Newport, P. E. I.

The funeral was held from his

late home at Goshen Monday morning at 9 o'clock to the Church of the Most Precious

Blood, Goshen. N.B. High Mass of Requiem was celebrated by Rev. D. F. Boudrean.

Interment took place at the cemetery in Words Creek near Sussex. Prayers at the grave were read by Rev. F. F. Walker, Sus- sex, N.B. Pallbearers were: Ar- thur DeMerchant. Austin O'Con- nor. Elmer Purtill. Joe McPhee, Leonard Whalen. Tom Henderson

Floral tributes were received from:

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Cross-Neices, Fraiitris, Verna, and Marguerite.

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Spiritual offerings were from the following: Mr. and Mrs. Murray Fennel.

Mr. Geo. Whalen.

Mrs. McManus and Dan.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred McGar-

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Mr. and Mrs. Irving Long. Clement Oiconnor. Arnold Mellon.

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Teresa Mellon. Hynes Family. James Mellon. Walter Mellon. Joseph Morgan. Doreen Mccorniac. Raymond Malone. Brenda Alice Kyle. Gordon Layden. Harry O'Connor. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr.

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and Mrs. Harvey Lynch. and Mrs. Mike Sullivan. and Mrs. Norman Corry. . Irene Fenton. . and Mrs. Joe Murphy. and Mrs. Walter Murpliy. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Malone. Thomas Madden Brighton Fred O'Connor. Donald Layden. Mr. and Mrs. Tiioiiias Hanley. Patrick Whalen. Mr. and Mrs. '1'. Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Goddard. David McGowan. Walter and Agnes Whalen. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Madden and faintly. Harold Mellon. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Malone. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kyle. Mr. and Mrs. John Higgins and family. , Mr. and Mrs. James White. Kenneth and Evelyn Layden. Mr. and Mrs. John 0iConnnr. Austin O'Connor. Ronald Devlne. Lois Layden.

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Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dornin.

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Layden. Mr: William Henderson

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Purtill nd Eliner. . Gertrude Buckley. Walter Dciherty.

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garnet. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Doherty ind fainilv. Mrs, Kyle Johnsoti and family. Jaines White. Mr. and Mrs. Colin Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fournirr. Mr. and Mrs. Warren O'Connor. Mr. and Mrs. John Whalen. . Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Duncan and '.'.i:nil:.'.

Nellie Dnnfield.

Annie Layden.

Russel and Walter Lynch.

Mr. and Mrs. Philip McNaught. Leonard Whalen.

Mrs. Bridget Layden.

Also many cards and letters

were rt-ceived.

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WILLIAM F. GRIFFIN

The death occurred very sud- denly at St. Andrews, of William F. Griffin on Ftobruary 26. 1953.

The late Mr. Griffin was born in St. Andrews on March 17. 1888, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Griffin.

Willie, as he was familiarly known to his friends, had surfer- ed for many years from a heart ailment and consequently remain- ed always at home where he was a perfect host and friends were always welcome.

There is left to mourn his loss and cherish his memory, one sis- ter Mabel, and two brothers. One sister predeceased him.

The funeral obsequies were con- ducted at St. Andrew's Church by the Pastor Rev. Ge rge Mac- Cormack, who also con ucted the service at the grave. The pall- bearers were: D. J. MacDonald. Joseph MaoLeod. Dee MacDonald, Adrian Egan, Francis Rose and Bernard MacMlllan.

Requescat in Pace.

Mass cards were received from the following:

Mabel Griffn

Mrs. Josephine Parke, England

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hennessey, Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Corrigari Charolttetown

Eleanor and Brendan l-lennes- soy. Charlottetown t

Miss Josephine McQuaid. Bos- ton

Mir. and Mrs. John R. Egan.

Yaivmouth, N. S.

Amelia and Adrian Egan

Mr. and Mrs. James Atkins and family

Mix Evelyn Walsh

Mr. and Mns. Pius Griffin

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen McDoug- ald

Senator and Mrs. J. P. Macin- tyre

Mr. and Mrs. Urban MacDonald

Gerald, Margaret and Carol Griffin

Mr. and Mrs. Dee MacDonald and family

Harold G. MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred MacDon- aid

Miss Elsie Feehan. Boston Damien Feehan

Daniel Jo MacDonald

Joseph McLeod

Bernard MaoMillan

Mrs. James Walsh and family: Mr. and Mrs. Louis Burge. St

Priors Bay

M.r. Jas. McGuigan. Halifax Theresa MacDonald. Boston

and Mrs. Clarence Whtilen.

and Marjorie

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pineau. Boston 1 D. J. MacDonald. ' Floral Otterlnga

Spray-Maliel

Pillow-Lena McQuaid. Morit- lreal.

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Broad smiles and a cheery Cave from some Maritime members of the R. C, A. F.'s Coronation contingent

as they embark aboard the liner Columbia, at Quebec City, bound for London Town and the crownins of a young Queen. Left to right. are: Flight Lieutenant F. 5. Steele,

PAGE ELEVEN

Siociul Evening In Irislitown Hal

Featuring the dialogue, "Married in Haste", by Kensington talent and a. variety of entertainment by guest artists and local entertain- era. a social evening in Irishtown Hall on Thursday, April 30th will sponsored by St. .-ucn's Angli- can Ciiurch.

Mr. Leigh yaynter acted as chairman for the program, and Mr. W. J. Profit. auction- ed a variety of artirlr-a and a number of little girln' dress- es and other articles made ii! members of the Women's Auxil- lary.

Lunch was served at. the class of the program. Following are the numbers, all of them well received and heartily applaiitied.

instrumental inusir David Campbell and Johnny Inglis.

Solo-Terry Murphy.

Reading-Mrs. IIli'i'llli Harring-

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Dialogue-:, ”Married in liaste"- Mrs. John Moase, Miss Marion Ramsay, Waller Mouse. Horace Bryanton, Lyman Moase and Ella, who is a. dog.

Duet - Johnny wood Gill.

Solo-Erwin Brnun.

Reading-Mrs. W. .I Pioil"

. , Instrumental l'nUSl(' X N' Bi; LAC G4 E" C'raCe' Come” Brown, Johnny Inglis lllltl ill.

'biook, Nfld.; LAC T. A. Marshall, Bmwnl :Lli'L'l'puol, S: and LAC H. W.3 Duet-Grace C.'llllj)I)Pll anti law I Arurn, Charlottetown, P, E, l.; opi.'D0uald-

J. S. Waugh, Suminerside. P. E. I.,l Rcad”"5TM"s

. V l Auction Sale. flilll LAC D. A. Emerson of Hal.fax, mstrumcmal ,n,,5,,.gJ,,m.',;..

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to Mr. C. I. Lidstone upon the death of his sister, who passed a- way in Boston, Mass.

Norihcim and Vicinity

Sincere sympathy is being' ex-

Mrl and Mrs. E H. Monuey tended to Mrs. Thomas Skerry Summemde were the guests of upon the death of her father, Mr. Miss Emily Macliean and Mrs. Wmmm Ml”'l)h5'-

Andrew Brown on Sunday May 3;-d, The synipailiy of this commun- ity is extended to the relative of the late Everett Ma.oLean "ho passed away in Cambridge Mass. receiitly. Mr. MacLean. formerly of Bayside Lot H, was well known is this comniunity.

Sincere syiiipatlvy is extended to Mrs. John Biggar upon the death of her father Mr. William Murphy who paged away in the Prince County Hospital April 29th.

Mr. and Mrs. David Ramsey and son. Elmer. attended the funeral of Mrs. Ramsay's, aunt. Mrs. Neil McPhee, Coleman on Saturday alternogn May 2nd.

Sinqere nyimpathy is extended

default having been made in pay- ment of the prim-ipal money and interest secured thereby.

For further particulars aflPl.V,lfl A. Walthen Gautlet. LLB. Solici- tor. 111 Grafton Street. Charlotte- town.

Dated this Zlst rla.i' A.D. 1953.

A. IVAI.'l'HEN (iAl'DET, A-slziioe.

Miss Millu-i-iii. Stewart has ac- cepted a pLlSilI0li in the Royal Bank. Tyne Valley.

of April

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph MacLean and family Charlotletmrn were

Cards and Messages of Sympathy

McLeod Douglas Mrs. G.J. Maddigan. Charlotte- town - Mrs. J. E. Parke. England Dr. and Mrs. Corrigan, Char- lottetown ? Mrs. Albert Mclnnis Mr. and Mrs. John Piggott. Mrs. Hubert Muttort, Charlotte- town i Mr. and Mrs. Aeneas McKinnon Mr. and Mrs. John R. Egan.NS.l Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McQuaid.! Bedford l Miss Margaret Rose. Boston l Mm. Elisha Doyle and family Mr. and Mrs. Bertram MacDon- aid Miss Lena. McQuaid. Montreal Theresa McDonald, Boston Mr. Frank Logan. Boston Mrs. Annie Lamphier Miss Mabel Logan, Boston Miss Josephine Logan, Boston Mrs. John Mocormaok.

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Mortgage NSgaIe

Of House and Land on Green- field Ave. in Charlottetown There will be solrl at public auction In front of the Law Courts Building in ('liarlolI.etown

on Wednesday the 27th day of May A.D. 1953 at the hour of Twelve O'clock noon. All and

singular that certain piece or par- rr-l of lrind situate lying and he- lng in the City of Chariotictown in Queen's Coun in Prince Ed- ward Island. bou tied and describ- ed as follows. that is to say: COMMENCING at a point fixed in the northwest. intersection of Greenfield Avenue and Higlilanri Avenue, and continuing tlwiir-e west. along the north side nf High- land Avenue for the distance of One Hundred and Five feet, thence at right angles north for the distance of Sixty-Two and One-Half feet. tlwnre at. right angles east One Hundred and Five foot. thence at right angles easl One Hundred and Five feet. In Greenfield Avenue and thence south on Greenfield AVCIHIP. to the point at the place of commence- merit.

The above sale is liltldl under and by virtue of in power of sale contained in a certain indenture of mortgage hearing date the Thirtleth day of August AD. 1951 and made between Otis D. Mc- Assey of Charlottetown in means County in Prince Edward xlsnd. C.N.R. Conductor, AND Isabelle McAssey of the same place, Mar- ried Woman, OF THE FIRST PART; AND Peter F. McMurrer of Charlottetown aforesaid, Pen- sioner, OF THE 0THcR PART, which said mortgage hy divers ax- slgnments has become vested in the ilII(IPl'.IIKnP!I. and Itt'(1illISP. of

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N: 8- lNa””l”f1.Defenselwmjjgg glis, Willard Brown, anti Mr" lv:.si'ars at the home of Mr. Mac- 'L0l”m3 Campbell. I I I.euii's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan .A.”0mI?"””5l5. 1'" ill”, 'i"'V”- MRCLEM, on Saturday May 2nd. ueie Mrs. Loiiie Cillll;ll)"ll .mr

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. . . - - l . 7.1"-" mg the musical festival that isl;l;;el:e:?l:f:l,'oOk par? 1" M Iluijw being held in Charlottetown. l " ' ' -w- l ”f”T” E ;' r ,. Mrs Kenneth McKay and ,qnI1THI”x1I" 3””(",lI"x"l:'l nlIU”"TJl datigliier Dorothy spent lhP past low 01 t r”;” h 1'” I W l, y week with her parents Mr. and l'm)ml, (1., " i"I”l' V”"; l" W” I Mrs. Wilfred Mcnougail. 0', :mT,;jn;2:fW'"l,'j(i:,;:'”,,” "T :.a , s . . - V 'II w i-E. The many fnends of Mr. E1.nestli'i'Ili9liIlr)' this SLlllllllf'l. The .stIltiul McAusliin(i will regret to iieaiila'".IL.m”'v Hmni Rm” than 1")”; that he is a patient in the Ste- 22”” 3'”, N905-

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Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dyment and son David. motored to Char- lottetown on Wednesday May 6th. ACOOll1l)(llilf't'I by their daughter Georgie who took part in the musical festival.

Mia! Donna-.Cn-I'wIil attended the musical festival on Wednesday where she took part.

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