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I MRS. JOHN J. CAMPBELL gl-On Thursday, March 13th, the ,.Angcl of Death visited the home of Mr. John J. Campbell, Elmira, and in the passing of his beloved wife, JAIWlZlCh severed the ties of forty years qof, wedded bliss, hosts of friends squu-oughout the province and else- ‘wlrerc are extending tributes of rssympathy to the bereaved husband and-family. Mrs. Campbell. who had reached

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daughter of the late Dougald Camp- bell of North Lake, and was a lady of many estimable qualities of mind and heart, had nobly fulfilled the duties of the responsible wife and mother; the wise council, tender solicltude, silent but earnest prayer, and countless unseen virtues of the humble Christian mother had al- ready borne fruit in hcr family and must be an influence and inspira- tion to them in the future moulding of their character and destiny. ‘Deceased lady was the soul of hos- pitality and in her home, even peo- ple who entered as strmgers, found themselves part of the family circle, without realizing it until they took their departure with the promise and wish to soon return. Her death was calm and peaceful, as beflttcd a fervent member who had persevered in the Faith. She was frequently visited by her ever kind and devoted pastor, Rev. R. J. Macdonald, who administered the Holy Sacraments. She also had the consolation of a week's visit from her two daughters who are members of religious 0r- ders, but who were obliged to return prior to her demise.

Her serious illness was cf brief duration, during which time she had every medical attention and loving

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ily had journeyed home. Her daugh- ter Katherine, who is a registered nurse, was constantly at her bedside,

A alleviating the pains and discom-

fcrts, which she bore with patience and resignation.

Her funeral to St. Columbia, Fair- fleld, heldon Saturday, March 15th, was largely attended despite the very unfavorable weather and con- dition of roads. .

Pall bearers were: Messrs. J. E. Dlnswell, Eugene Fay. .Willlam Har- 115. S. J. Keefe, George B. Mc-

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Deceased ls survived by her hus- band, five daughters and two sons, viz.:Sister St. Bernard of the Rosary Staten Island. N‘. Y.. Br. 5t. Therese of the Holy Face, Quebec City, Mar- jorie at home, Katherine, R. N, and Agnes of Somerville, Mass; Joseph. C. N. n. Elmira, and Columba at home, also one sister, Mrs. J. D5011- lis, St. Peters Bay. all of whom have the sincere sympathy of their many friends. The following tokens of es- teem were received from kind friends. Mass Carder

The family (l0), Joe and Penzie <2), Rev. F. I... llfullally, Charlotte- town, new. A. Giills (c). Edmonton. not, Mother Superior m. Bellevue Convent, Quebec City, Marcelle La- brecqus, Aline Domino, Charlotte Amyot, Juliette Fol-tier. the pupils of the Third French Class, Bellevue, Convent, Quebec City, Mrs. J. 0. Mc- Donald and Catherine, ‘Pracadie, Mrs. Gertrude Campbell. (5), Mrs. Jesse Macdonald, Somervllle, Mass, Gertrude Campbell, Margaret Camp- bell, Arllngton Mass, Joseph Gillis, Mrs. Joseph Gillis, Dorchester, Mass, Mary Glilis, Belmont, Mass, Mr. and Mrs. George Duclce, Mcdford, Mass, the Misses Keays (3), Everett, Mass, Stuldent Nurses (3), Whidden Hos- pital, Everett, Basil Mcsaey. Regina, Basic, Mrs. Laura. c. Curley, (2). Mr. and Mrs. George B. Creamer, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Macdonald, Souris. P. E. I., Mr._and Mrs. George Mullally, Gowen Brae, Stephen Keefe, Morell, Mrs. J. D. Glllis and family, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas LQdWBIl, St. Peters, Mr. and Mrs. William Ryan. Priest Pond. Laura. Campbell, Charlottetown, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Holland, and faintly. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. MacPhec, Elmira, Women's nrstltute. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Murphy, Mrs. C. MMInnil, Mrs. M. J. Campbell, Regina, Mr. and Mrs. J. 1". Massey. and family. Mrs. Colin and D. A. Campbell, Gerarq‘ Campbell, Bemlta Jarvis, William Harlan, Elmira, Mr. and Mrs; Martin Campbell, Somervllle, Mass. Spiritual Bouquets.

The Sisters of Notre Dame Con- vent, the pupils of the Fourth Grade and the pupils of the Eighth Grade, Notre Dame Convent, Staten Island. N. Y., the pupils of First English Class, the pupils of Second Boarding School, the pupils of Sr. St. Therese of the Holy Face, the pupils of the Third English Class, Frances Ieves- que, Derise Inerolx, ‘lherese Bouch- er, Jeanne and Josephine Slmond. Paulette and Rolando Asselin, Belle- vue, Convent. Quebec City. Floral Bouquet

Nurses Alumnae. Whldden Hospit- al. Everett Mass. lie-uses of Small!!! .

Rev. T. E. Cullen, Xiftnlﬂblll. Minn, Rev. Bernard Giliis, Char- ‘ottewwn. Sr. St. Christina of tlw Angels, Quebec city, and Mrs. William Pom I-nd family. Brooklyn.‘ 1v. r. Neiliclblfacdoualdplmvlliite.

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ascrru. um ‘meal; at a o'clock by Miss Margaret-Stems and rmwsrur MbcNutt in or." Jamel mu. samurai as cents. mam-mi.

M!!! lTIlNlCrad- uste of Mt. Allison Conservatory will

give a recital tonight in St. James Hall at 8 o'clock with Mr. Waiter

n MacNutt, pianist. Admission 35 cents.

2780-44-21. STANLEY ll-IDGI AND NOITB IUSTICO-Services of worship on Sunday. April 0th, in connection with the United Church of Canada; Stanley Bridge at l1 a. m.. and North Ruatico at 3 p. m. Rav. H. S. Bishop, minister.

POLICE COURT-At the Police Court yesterday‘ morning a man charged with vagrancy was sentenc- ed in sixty daysin tail, the case of a man charged with being drunk and incapable remanded till Monday. A case of unlawful sale of in‘ ' ting liquor was remanded till Wednesday.

I'm! AT 8'1‘ CATBERINES-On ‘ ‘ y afternoon the new and completely furnished residence of Mr. J. T. Inman, St. Catherincs, was completely destroyed by fire. The blaze, which wasbf unknown origin, was discovered about 2 p. m., and had made such headway that in save the building was impossible. Owing to a sale in an adjacent district help was not available. The loss is estim- ated at between $5,000 and 86,000, only a. very small part of which was covered by insurance. The only art- icles saved were an organ and a few chairs.

LAID T0 BEST-All that was mor- tal of the late Mrs. Sophia E. Rob- ertson was laid to rest yesterday morning in the Roman Catholic Cemetery. The remains were borne by the pail bearers from_ her late residence to St. Duns‘ ‘s Basilica, where a. Requiem High Mass was cel- ebrated by Rev. P. McMahon, D. D. The pail bearers were Messrs. Prank McDonald, Gordon Worth, C. J’. Cai- lagher, S. F. Doyle, C. J. Moran and Chas. J. lvfttchell. Preceding the hearse was a car carrying a profil- sion of floral‘ tributes. Service at the grave was conducted by Rev. C. Mc- Carthy. ,

uoivoaan av rarsnrns on br- PARTUBE FOB. P. 1i. I.~—mGDdI of Mr. and Mrs. JohnJCa-ne gathered at their home at I68 Lutz street, on Friday evening, to bid them farewell on their departure frmn the city. During the evening Mr. and Mrs. Kano received a beautiful silk bed- spread from their friends. Mrs. John Evans made the presentation and Mrs. William Bourque read an ad- dreas. Mr. and Mrs. Kane have many friends in Moncton whose best wish- es will follow them to their new horns in Summe " , P. E. 1.. where today Mr. Kane takes up his duties as Chief of Policra-Moncton Times.

VISITING PASTOR-There was a large congregation at the Vesper Service held Sunday evening in F“ ' iiuwoett Memorial Ball, un- dor the auspices of the faculties and students of Mount Allison. Rev. Dr. a. B. Llddy presided and the preach- er was Rev. Dr. J. B. Saint, miniﬂer of the United Church. Remington. P. E. 1., who gave an interesting and practical discourse on "The Good Seed of the Kingdom." The speaker emphasized the importance of sow- ing the good seed, and gave illus- trations of the wonderful results achieved in the foreign mission fields by those willing to make sac- rifices for the sake of winning souls to Christ's kingdnua-Saekviile ‘trib- une.

norm. m! as: compare» m JULY-Returning from New York via Montreal last weekJMr. S. A. McDonald, President of the Anoeiat- ed Boards of Trade interviewed in the latter city the manager of the

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soap MAP—Tba m»: mm has a splendid folding road map of Prince Ddward Island ready for dis- tribution to its muubars. There is alsointbebandaoftheptintersat the present time an up-to-date Illlde book.

vaaumrmm-oawanr. HEAD SERVICES-April 0. 1000. 11 s. m. valley-field; 3 p. ms Kilmuir; 7 p. 1a.. Orwell Head. Prayer meeting at Montague Head Schboi House April 0th. Rev. D. M. Sinclair, minister.

IIGIITIABLI ACCIDENT -- A young man, Mr. Nelson Squires, of St. Peters Bay. was brought to the Prince Edward island Hospital yes- terday with the bones of both legs broken above the ankles. Mr. Squires had been sawing wood when he was caught in a pulley of the mill. Last cvming he was reported resting com- fortabiy.

FUNERAL SBIWICIS-‘rhe fun- ers.l ‘of the lstc Elisabeth McMahon wasbeldfrom thaboincofbersis- ter, Mrs. James B. Bradley, Sydney Street. on March 28rd at are and was largely attended. The service at St. ‘Dunstarfs Basilica and at the grave was conducted by Reverend Monsignor Maurice McDonald. The pail bearers were Messrs. Status Mc- Deilan, William ‘Moran. ‘Iiromss Smith, Thomas Sweeney, John Calla- ghan. and Jamu H. Monlghsn.

PERSONAL!

Mr. Alfred mo», city, who un- derwent an operation in the City Hospital yesterday morning. is doing as well as can be expected.

. Mary Weatherbie and Miss Myers returmd-‘holua Mandi? evening after attending. the funeral of their aunt Mrs. James Dwyer.

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MT. STEWART NOTES

Miss Margaret Martin, Mt. Stewart, was a recent visitor to Charlotte- town.

Mrs. John A. Barrett spent the week end visiting friends at Char- lottetown.

Mrs. Frederick Janiins, Bead of lliiisboro, spent the week end visiting friends and relatives at Mt- Stewart.

m" 0min Ovilltﬂearsvtcwrats spcndingsoms tlmevilitinghersls- ter. Miami‘. Clark. Hermaayfriendsaresorrytolsarn that Mrs. Montague McKay is con- fined to her horns on aacountof sickness and hops for an early re- oovery.

Mr. l. P. Clark, Charlottetown. spent Sunday at his horns have.

vMisses Cara and Jennie Douglas, Charlottetown, spent the wask and attbebonrsoftbsirpansnmlfr. and Mrs. Nathan Douglas, Mt. Stow- ‘fk .

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Annual Meeting. . I Of The N Catholic omen s eague The Charlottetown sub-division of u» Catholic Women's ussue, held their annual meeting in may Hall en Tuesday evening, April tst, with a largo attendance. After‘ the open- ing prayer, and the singing of our National ode, “O Canada," thePres- ident, Mrs. W. J. Mcmtyrepaddrcss- ad the members, summarising the work done by the League during the past year. Our splendid new frail. which has been thoroughly equipped with kitchenette. card tables and chairs, piano, and attached parish libtlryrhas been of inestimablc val- ue to the successfuhcarrying out of our work, which is not only Diocesan but national. Mrs..McIntyre_ spoke brieﬂy, saying that the members would hear a full account of the year's activities. in the reports of the different committees which would be p. ‘_ ‘. She thanked the officers and members who have given their hearty cog-operation to every under- la-klng during her term of office which is completed, and asked from the newboard. that the same eup- port be extended to her successor. The Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. M. M. Murphy. gave s. clear and" itemized report of her work which showed faithful and sealous atten- tion to all correspondence sent and received by her in this capacity. Thc annual financial report, given by the' Treasurer, we. 1". J. Casey, showed that the sum of $1,840.41 wu raised‘ by the sub-division during the past; year. while $1,328.41 had been dis- bursed. m. sum of sorsloo was giv- en to the Sacred Heart-Home, to which the C. W. L. is an auxiliary, while the balance was expended in charitable works, national obliga- tions, and the upkeep of Rosary Hall. Ml‘!- Casey. who has been the effi- cient ‘treasurer of the society, has completed her term of two-years in this capacity, and vacated the pf- ftcc as required by constitution. ‘Ibo education Committee, under the Convaaorshlp of Mrs. J. J. ‘Ii-ain- or. furnished prises to St. Duustarrs University. Queen and Rochfcrd Square Schools and Notre Dame Ac- ademy. The annual subscription was sent to the National Schoia ‘tip, and the young ladies cf the Diocese who are qualified to compels for this scholarship are at present at work on the essay, the subject of which is. "what u Education and what n in value to the individual?" The mtertainment Committee with Mrs; Adrian Peters as Convener, reported having, provided programs for meet- ings held during the fall and winter, beginning with the October meeting, when Mrs. P. J. Caseyvaddreased the munbers, speaking on the National Convention, which abs attended in June, 1929, as Diocesan Delegate. Thanks were also due to Rev. Charles McCormick, O. S. 8. R... luv. Clar- ence Pitre, and Rev. Dr. McMahon, for splendid lectures given, each of which was in education and an in- spiration; also to the following young ladies and gentlemen who so kindly contributed vocal and instru-

Than passed away at Bead of liillsbom, on Monday, March 8i, Mr. Michael Dunn. The funeral wss held from the home of her son, Robert Duumtolfcuellforburlalonwed- nlday morning, serviced

by the pastor, Rev. Father Rooney.

m. n. Dwyer, Charlottetown, n- tended u» funeral of m. aunt, m. late Mrs. Dwyer on Monday last.

ing_ some time visiting her fgrand- mother. Mrs. Art Cook. Mt. Stewart. ca. Alexander McBaeher-‘n. Mt. Stewart. was a visitor at Head of Billlbcro, on Sunday. While there howl aguest atthe bomcof w. lay‘ Jay, barber, was a visitor to Charlattemwnon Monday last.

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mental selections to the programs: Misses Bernadette Connolly, Lucy Blanchard. Nora Murray, Kathleen lfughee, Mrs. J. A. McDonald, Bessie Blanchard, Claire Hughes and Mar- ion Douganj Messrs. Alfred McKear- ncy, Elear Arsenault. Albert Blanch- ard, and Austin Connolly. The report of Aged and Inflnn Committee, giv- en by Mrs. W. 0. Davey showed that visits were made in the Home: for Aged and infirm. and hampers sent at Christmas to these institutions as well as suitabialiterature. A Santa Pal wasprovided for needy children, during the festive Thanks worrdue Knigbtsaof Columbusfor donation to charity fund.‘ Members who were iii during the‘ year were visltedby ‘the Convenor of Sick Committee, Mrs. J. P. McCloskey. whw brought greetings and ‘good wishes from simu- members. Mrs. M. M. Murphy reported having sent sev- eral parcels containing suitable read-- tug matter to the Sacred Heart Home and to the Orphanage. Mrs. R. J. McDonald. Convener of Mag- azine, said that several new sub- scriptions and renewals bu! been rc- ceived by her since her appointment. Notices of the regular monthly meet- ings were sent to the daily papers

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as well as to the “Canadian League,‘ official organ of the C. W. 1..., by Mrs. Frank Murray, Convener of Press. All reports betas read and “opted as were the minutsa of the last annual meeting the election of officers for the ensuing term was then held. Mrs. McIntyre presided as Chairman of the Election arm's‘ lists of nominee! We! brought inby the Nomination Committee.

The following hdiva were elected to office:

President-Mrs. Adrian Peters.

First vies President-Mrs. n. s. McDonald, (re-elected). "Second vies" rredcmté-mifli‘. a. ‘trainer, (re-elected). ‘ ’ ’

Third Vice President-ENLAR- Kearney. (re-elected).

Recording Secretary-Mrs. B. I. McPhea. ’

Corresponding Secretary-the. M. M. afurnby. ‘(re-alectad). Mrreasurer-Mrs. Jaswiiiggias.

Councillors-due. 14o Dudley. Mrs. Gus MOQHIM. Mrs. W. O. Dav- ey. Mrs. John O'Neill. Jlrl. Iiila Morgan. and am. J. r. marshy.

The President congratulated the new board of officers III behalf of the society. and tbs meeting sdicnra- ed, w meet ca ‘ruesday. any ca»

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