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Mr. Angus Me. rthur left re- versl months in

The United Ladies” Aid Society held their October meeting at the home of Mrs. Charles Frost. Plans were made to hold 5. chicken sup- per in November.

Mrs. Alex Macbeod. Mrs. George Ballem and Messrs Ancel and Clayton Ballem from Mt. -Pleasant were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Ballem, Bedeque, on October 18,

-Recent guests of Reverend and Mrs. Osborn, ”Mapleshade", Victoria West, were Mr. and Mrs. Robert M'llrS, Auburn, Mass, and Mrs. Lena B. Hale, East Templeton, Mass.

LAW Grace Darby who has been stationed at Camp Borden, Ont.,

:lS visiting with her parents, Mr. ,and Mrs. iviliage.

Edwin Darby, Abrams She called on friends in this vicinity recently. She was I former teacher in Enmorc'Schooi.

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Griffin and three children, Charlottetown were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Brycint on Sunday after- noon, October 18. Mrs. Griffin is the farmer Mary Trainer from Mt. Ryan and was the teacher in

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The many friends of Mrs. Mabel Enmaii are glad to welcome her back to Victoria West, after hav- ing spent several months in the United States. Mrs. Enman visited her birth place in Worcester, Mass, and saw many changes in that city since she left it years ago. She was accompanied home by her daughter, Mrs. Clifford I-Iinkle,y

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IN MEMORIAM

JAMES WILFRED CEEEMER

The death occurred on Sept. 29, of James Wilfred Creemer at Rlualsnd, Mess, after a lengthy illness.

Mr. Creemer was born in Gos- nold, Mass., but lived in Charlotte- town, P.E.l., for many years. He was the son or the late Lawrence and Emily tDolron) Creemer. and is survived by five brothers, Ralph of Felmouth, Earl of West Fal- moutb, Ronald and Donald of Toronto, and Lloyd of the Marine Corps at Portsmouth Virginia and

five sisters: Ruth O'Hanley. St. Peters Bay, P.E.I., Bertha Mo- Ewen, Bristol, Lot 40, P.E.I.,

Teresa. Jeffrey and Helen Daniels. Toronto, and Marjorie Hicks of Boston, Mass.

Interment was at the Roman Catholic Cemetery in Fslmoutb, Mass, Rev. Thomas Stspleton of- ficiating at the church and grave. Pallbearers were Cyrus Doiron, Edward Roderick, John Harlow and Warren Glaeser.

Gardiner, Me., and her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Enman, Worcester, Mas. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Enman, Springhill, left by car October 21, for Maine, Toronto and other cities in Ontario where they will visit irlatives and friends. Mr. Philip MacArthur, Enmore, accom- panied thcm as far as Portland, Me., where he will visit his son- in-law' and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nisbct, later going to Bos- ton, Mass. to visit two oth daughters, Mrs. Jessie Phillips an ' Mrs. ' Katherine MacLennan.

The service in the Presbyterian Church, Victoria West, on Sun- day evening October 18, was con- ducted by Reverend William Os- born who brought an inspiring message to the large congregation. Mr. and Mrs. Osborn left for their home in Auburndale, Mass, after spending the summer months at their home ”Mapleshade", Victoria West. Their many friends hope to

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. MILTON F. VESSEY

The community of York and sur- rounding districts were greatly saddened by the death of Mrs. Mil- ton F. Vessey on the evening of October 9, aged '11 years at the P E. 1. Hospital. The faithful visits of her pastor and his wife, and the many acts of kindness by re- latives and friends were a. source of joy and comfort to her as was also the home-coming of her grand-daughter, Norms. to be with her in her last hours. Her loss to this community is great indeed as she was a we- man of outstanding Christian Life and unswervlng loyalty to her savior and her church. She was of a quiet unassuming manner, never known to complain, a loyal and sympathetic neighbor, always charitable and kind to everyone, and above 'all a loving wife and mother. Her loss in the home will be most keenly felt.

Converted and received into the Methodist Church (now United) in young womanhood, Mrs. Vessey has always stood foursquare for

Community and comfort her sor- rowing and bereaved family. She was the daughter of the late Ben- jamin Gill, Pleasant Grove and his wife, Elizabeth Wares. The deceas- ed members of this family were Nelson who lost his life in the War-of I914-18 after four years service. Alma, (Mrs. John Gralnger, Sydney, N. S.) who pre- fl deceased her two years ago and twins who died in infancy-

On Dec. 20th., 1905 she married Milton Vessey of York. and their happy married life was blessed with three children: Florence, (Mrs. Harry Lewis), Frank, and Richard nil of York who with their father now mourn the lossla of their kind, good and loyal wife and mother,; also twelve grand- children: Helen. Norma R. N., Aneita, (Mrs. Mnlcolm Allan). Ber- nice, (Mrs. Douglas Moore), Laken. Frankie, Marjorie and Marilyn Lewis, Nelson, Beryl, Florence and Dwight Vesscy and one great- grandchild, Norma Gail Moore. She was 8. life member ,of the. W. M. S., member of W. C. T. U. since its organization in York, a

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Charter ntember of Alpha. Women'si Institute where she was always kprcscnt and her good judgment and consistent manner won the respect of all. I Her niccc Jessie. (Mrs. Scott) and l brother-in-law, John Graingcr came by plane from Sydney to be ipresent at the funeral. There was can unusually large attendance at lher service in York United Church ion Sunday, October 11th, conduct- .cd by her pastor. Rev. J. M. Jsproule assisted by Rev. T. A. Wil- ti son who spoke comforting words

i”Bcneath The Cross of Jesus," and "Forever With The Lord" Pallbearers were: Elmer Brown,l ,Edisun Hardy, Ira Lewis, B. A. Mcllett, Harold Watts, and Mintoy i Foster.

Pillow. The Family. Wreath, Aunt Catherine Gill. Sprays

Grandchildren. '

l Allison, Carol and faintly. Arch and Lucy, Horace and Edie. Maymc, Leigh and Marguerite. Ivan and Helen. Stan and

Norma.

Jennie and Abner.

Edith, Elnter and Arthur.

Irene, Edison and family. Marion and Miller, Marjorie and

Haun. Lewis and Francis.

Vera and Borden and The Lewis

Family.

Bryenton and Macxay Co. York W. M. S. and W. C. T. U. Alpha Women's Institute.

Norma Lewis R..N.,Canton, Mass. Harold Vessey. Ottawa.

John Grainger, Sydney, C. B. . Mrs. Wm. Scott, Florence, C. B. Tollie and Blair, Vancouver. B C. Mrs. Fred Scott. Calgary, Alberta.

Shirley and. Lloyd, Milton, Mess. Lethe and Louis.

Marjorie MacPhcc. Milton, Mass. Lolo and Norman MncFadyen. Lorna and Tommy.

Uttley ,a.nd Hertha Birt.

Kitty MacPhee. Milton, Mass. Pearl Crockett, Lexington. Mass. Add and Claude Craswell.

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Phone 65-5 3 3,... , Also those who lent flowers end I of sympathy or helped

Florence Mecbcod, Milton, Mus. Louise and Fred Allan and fan-

y.

Aletha. and Alton.

Vera and Borden.

Gertrude MacDonald.

Wilma and Stewart Chandler. Arthur Vessy. Anne and Bill. I

Mr. and Mrs. Irving McLaren. Jessie and Reg. Kemp. Vivian and Lewis I-Iawatt. Katie Moore.

A Ruby and All. Watts.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stevenson. N. D. MacLean.

Ruth and Bob Constable. Catherine Wood.

Aletla. Brown.

Alder and Mina Dickleson.

Harold and Mary Meteelte, Tufts Cove.

Jessie Bryentoii. Ralph, Margy

Christine Proude. York Evening Auxiliary. Mrs. Coles Bell and iamily.

Eph and Mrs. MacMillsn, New Glasgow, N. 5.

Mrs. J. R. Munn.

Heath and Edith Foster. Mrs. Fred MacDonald.

Lettie and Harold MacDonald.

righteousness and Godly nvmg, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Morrison Her memory will long bless this and him"!- Fannie Bell.

Gladys and Albert devries, Lon- don, Ont.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hcniphill. Jim and Mable Mound Carrie and Harold Yeo. Leslie and Mary Stetson. Wesley and Pearl Matthews.

Mr. and Mrs. Hcbert MacDonald

nu l';;r;.l,i'. Lydia A Stew art.

York Auxiliary of the W. M. 3.

Ben) und Lilla MacMlllan. Doris and Keith Cudmore.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Woolridge and Clarence.

Alex MacRiie. Mr. and Mrs. ncl family.

Ina 'and Ernest MacMilia.n. Robert Sons and family. Verna and Hebcr Profitt.

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Mr. and Mrs. Lamont and Mar-I; jory.

Catherine and Jack Hardy. Myrtle and Clayton Matthew. Jennie and I-Iibbert.

Muriel and Earl.

Mrs. Alex MacNevin.

Sadie and Charlie Bovycr. Beth and Bruce Ellis. Walter and Cassie Marshall. Alpha Women's Institute. Arthur and Emeline Jackson. Thomas and Olive Alien. Florrie Whitehead, Mass.

Mrs. Power and Katie. Montrc-nl.I

Joe nnd Mrs. Robinson. Rev. and Mrs. H. R. Bell. Art Henderson.

Frank Webster and family. Murdock and Ruth MecLeod. Lloyd and Mary.

Mrs. Hettle Marshall, Jeannette

nd Charley.

Lillian and Ed. Stevenson and

Ito the bereaved family. family- i The hymns sung were: "All the Bee. Marshall. iwny My Savior Leads Me." Howard. and Kay-

Idn. Court, Horace,

family.

Fannie and Wallace Mallett. Waiter Violet and Norman. Lou Deacon. 4 Mabel, Gordon and Donald.

I Her remains were tenderly laid. Lewis MacMillin.n, London, On- itn rest. in the adjoining cemetcry.itario. ' Floral tributes were as follows: Pleasant Grove Womens Insti- tute.

Claude and Marie Vessey. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Coles.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Morrison? and family.

Vivian and Will Toomba. Lillie and Frank Watts. .Laura and Harry Bevan. Mrs. W. E. Hardy.

Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Claw. Mr. and Mrs Harry Slackford. Thelma and Keith Douglass.

Margaret and Ed. Landy, Toronto,I Ontario.

Mrs. Ida. Lawless. Ruby and Edison MacDonald.

Allister, and GeorgietAndrewa, Sydney. C. 3.

Marie and Lloyd Diamond.

The Hardy Cousins, Grenfcll,

Phone call: Ross and Ruth sask Sh”pleS' sydnleiih Irving and Jean Hogg. " Noaemi and Roy Kcizer.

Laure E. Bustiu. Mrs. N. C. Brown. New York. George and Janet Johnson.

Jane Griffiths Grenfell, Sask. Wesley Glennie

Mr. and Mrs.

and family.

Miss Mac Robertson, Grenfell, Jennie and Arthur wynw Snail. i Erma and Malcolm MacLaughlin. Rev Howard Christie, I-Iunterl L,., M,,,,,,,,,,, River! 1 Gregor, Edith and Mrs. Mac- Lillian Stevenson, New Glasgow,'c,,num. P. E. 1. Evelyn Underhay. MITY Melcnlfe. Tufts COVE, Nv 5- Allan and Nellie MacAulay, Cards Ontario

Mr. and Mrs. Alden Ellis. Amy Vessey.

Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Blrt. Mrs. Louis Marshall.

Veda and Ivan Morrow. Joyce and Alvin.

Mn. R. Crockett.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Leltch. Jim and Gladys Macxny. Cheslcy and Ernie.

Glasgow, N. 5. Helen and Grove Macmillan.

rison. Kathleen and Ivan Turner. Mae Macxinnon.

Allan and Mary Mnclvilnnon. .The Nicholson family.

Alex and Bessie Montreal.

family. Marion and Stewart.

Verne and Omar Younker. Marion and Dorothy Henry. Mr. and Mrs. James Swan.

The

P. E. 1. Hospital, Ole latlvee and friend: for of kindness

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in any other way” ,

and Wayne Croc-

MacDonald

Edith and

Mrs. Walshaw, Grenfell, Sask.

Rate and Billy MacMillan, New

Mary Sell and Murdock Mor-

Warren and Junior Macliinnon. I.

Macllachern,

Mr. and Mrs, Vernon Dennis and

Leanne Martell, Quincy. Mess.

Mrs. Coffin and Margaret, Can-

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family of the late Mrs. Veuey wish to thank the many Doctors. Nurses, and Staff of the

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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gorrlll of

0'Len.ry were visitors to 'the Eu-

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Mr. and Mrs. Avon-d Harris ac- companied by Mrs. Ruth Blllikcr, motored to Summersid on Friday, where they visited with friends and relatives for the day.

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Mr. end Mrs. Roy Buchanan oi Moncton, N.B., ue spending a few days visiting in O'Leary and Mt. Royal, guests of Mrs. Buchanan's sisters. Mrs. W. N. Maowlllisms and Mrs. Daisy MscNelll and fam- ilies.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rennie of Elmsdnle, were Sunday visitors to Knutsford, guests of Mrs. Rennie! '-pflxents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Her- I' .

-Mr. and Mrs. Seaman Bell of Summcrslde spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mac- Leod in Brae.

y Mr. Keith Webb was a visitor to bummerside on Thursday evening, where he visited his wife and small do-ughter in the Prince County Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dunbar and son Archie. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hardy of Mont. rose were visitors to O'Lcary dn -Saturday lcrening.

The many friends of Brenda Ellis daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milford Ellis of West Cape are very gud to hear that she is improving nice. l.V in the Montreal General Hos- pital where she is receiving plastic

(the wonder horse) in HORSE" in Warner color, Jackson and Bob Steele.

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Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ma:Qum-- rip and fnmilylor Reids Corner- lbent Sunday with Mrs. Man. Quarries parents, Mr. and D113, Bruce Cu-ruthqrs in 1-Iowlan. re- oeritly.

Mr. and Mrs. James Burleigh and children Paul and Ann of lliller. site were visitors-of Pauline's pay. onto. Mr. and Mrs. George Jolie) on Sunday afternoon.

Mrs. Arthur Harris, ohm-y, ,, now.vi.sitlng with her son-in-law and dausbter. Mr. and Mrs. in.-- old Ashley in Alberton.

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ashley one family of Suinmcrside, qsem nu week-end with Mrs. -Ashley; put. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Erxine Siili. ker in Knutsford.

Mr. Milton Stunllman and gm, Emerson, are busy smog "Hm over the hammer mill. formerly operated by Mr. Herbie Vatcher

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