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MILVINA ‘ ANGILIPlA MICDONALD

. How true itlialthat "Barth is a bub- ble and life a dreamwwas once more strikingly exemplified when,.on the morning of Saturday, March the 3th, i030. the sad andwurprising tidings spreadithat Melvin: Al “ a Mac- Donaldyl youngest ‘ ”‘ of Mr. and Mrs. John v. MacDonald, Sel- kirk, had been claimed by the hand of Death. -

- By her passing, at the ‘early agc of nineteen, a sweet young life has come to an unexpected close, and truly may it be said of her that virtues budded here only in preparation for their heavenly bloom.

The youngest of a large and ten- derly devoted family, although never in robust health, still she always took an active part in the general activ- ities of the home. and nut until the last few days of this final illness did it become apparent that her years on earth were destined to he so few.

Froman ordinary cold other com- plications rapidly wleveloped. but in the shadow of the impending dic- tum she remained perfectly compos-

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We don't condemn a person merely for being eur- ious, but when this same curiosity might easily be the cause of serious consequences, as considerable loss of

clearing of the lines.

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property or even of life, then every f air-mindcdperson will admit that it is a different matter.‘ Of late, the Company has been forced to face a veryserious and very diﬁicult problem. Our stall‘ of operators is suf- ficient to efficiently handle the calls duringgthe busiest i rush periods; but at the alarm being given of a big ﬁre, it is the common practice for subscribersto ring in to Central, asking for particulars and information.

As a result, the lines are all engaged. The oper- ators for the time are incapable of handling. the tre- mendous inﬂow, and service is temporarily disrupted.

If a member of the fire departnlentQ-the owner of the property, or some other person directly. concerned with the iire were obliged to put in lrcall at thisperiod he would inall probability be forced“ to await the

It is impossible for us to double orltrebleour staff merely to keep up with the exceptional business of these isolated periods. The remedy mustcome as a result of understanding on the subscribers’ part, and n willingness to assist the Company in the maintenance

This appeal is made directly to |_ you. Kindly recall these words at the instance of the next big lire.

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edQ-foretelling to those about her, even at the beginning of her illness. thather end was near, and, rather than seeking sympathy, continued to speak words of comfort and encour- agement tc those so soon to be be- reaved. ‘

'When it was seen that medical ‘at- tention could be of no more avail, her sisters in the United Stateswere sent for, and also a brother in On- tario. ‘The former had the consola- tion of arriving before she lapsed into unconsciousness, and one of them by her skilfui ministrations as s. professional nurse did much to case hcr final hours. Devoute reception of the Last Sacraments completed her-preparation for the final journey beyond the veil.

"Then fell upon the house a sudden gloom:

A shadow on those features fair and

. thin;

And softly. from that hushed and darkened room.

Two angels issued where went in."

but on:

Through special courtesy of the railway officials, the ‘brother already mentioned was enabled to reach home on the following Monday ev- ening, and next morning the largely- attended funeral took place to st. Margaret's Church. Here a Solemn High Mass of Requiem was cele- brated by Rev. K. C. MacPherson, P. Pi, who also conducted the servic- es at the grave.

The hearse was driven by Mr. Dan- iel Ii. McDonald and the following were the pail-bearers: Messrs. Wil- fred McPhee, Allan McCormack, Stephen Gillie. Prank McCox-mack. Austin McPhee and Basil McCor- mack.

Besides the sorrowinl! parents there are left to mourn two sisters. Sarah, registered nurse of the Mas-

lluargaret, Boston; also five brothers, Joseph and Alhinus. (both World war veteransl now of Danvers. Mon- tana; Hugn, a foreman on canal construction, Welland, Ontario, and. Arthur__(of, the G. N. R... and Galle- ius-ai, home,‘ to whom heartfelt sym- fpithy is extended.

The following messages and tok- ena,of sympathy are thankfully Mk- l nowiedged: _ _ . Mal Cards l Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A. McPhee and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. McPhec. mi. ‘and Mri. Michael McIntyre. Mr- and Mrs. lt-D. McKinnon, Mr. and Mrs. Archibald McCormaclr. Mr- Ind Mrs. Daniel ll. McDonald, Selkirk; up, and Ml‘. Daniel A. McCormack. 8t. Margarets: Armadale Women's Institute. Miss Kathryn Mosul’- Bothwell; Mr. and Mrs. ‘Walllf! MacDonald. South Lake; M3515 Mary and llneldo Chaisson. Bear Riv- er; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Peters, Rollo n‘y; Mfg, Mlljllih Pflilﬂhll Ver- ﬂon River; m. and Mrs. Perle Bro- thers,_liliovale; Mr. and Mrsl Neil McOormack. Monticello: n. J. Mc- cermaplr, Monticello; Francis J. Mc- cuiwnoam, Mg,“ Miss Madeline Mctinnon, Boston ‘Mess; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Doiron, New Acadia: Kill" Florence olnenlev and Mn" m‘ glnnenfst. elm-la; Anna. Gertrude. ﬂellen and Gatherine Gillis, Boston. Mass. (ll; A. J. Allan and Christina MaeAdam. J. v. MacDonald and Mrs. MacDonald; Gully, Hugh. Arthur. ggugaret and Sarah MacDonald.

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Letters of Sympathy

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Doiron, Mrs. Margaret Praught; Mr. and Mrs. Perle Brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace MacDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Peters. flneldo Chalson, Mr. and

aac, Celia Peters, Mrs. J. D. Mac- Donald, Providence, R. I.. Annie Mc- Phee, Boston, Mass; Gillis, sisters, Boston. Mass; Annie McDonald, Boston, Mass; Mrs. Brundage, Bos- ton, Mass; Mrs. Florence McDon- ald, Boston. Mesa; Irene MacDonald, Boston, Mass; Mrs. Frances Leven- tall, Boston Mass; Mr. McMillan and Bessie MacDonald, Boston, Mass; I. McOabc. Boston, Mass-i Mary McOabe. Boston, Mass.

"Bhe is not dead. the child of our affection, '

But gone unto that school ~ I where she no longer needs cur. poor protection. ,

AM Christ Himself does riﬂe." _ May her soul rest ln peach ,

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