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MONDAY pvgcflasggp yRQpgg/ry _ town on June 38. I863. a son of ti}:

Mi‘. W. D. Cummins who has re- l"? Dr- Himmmd and

.___ l - (Dawson) Johnson. His paternal 51111111. slglgielrnsMggglioig1ldfli1lssztmLf Jrandfather. Hoh- I'll-If!’ A~ Joli!"

lhased the properly at West Rive.- son, M.D., a native of Lincoln.

lwncd by liir. Fred i-Iickox. city.

practising physician.

FUNERAL-The funeral o1 the. Dr- H- D- Johnson attended ioislri/sbel bertrude slacfrhorc-Prlnce v1 Wiles Cvllese and Mc- Y ‘ Gill University, graduating with

his M.D. degree from the latter institution at the earl ago of twenty-one. He pract ced for a

was held .rc:n the MacLean Funer- al Home Saturday afternoon vlhe-r-e service was conducted by Rev. J- A Nicholson. Interment in Dum- tafianaize Ce-mcier

—Ll>.‘.~\\'_ilS B!’ PLANE ——— Ml‘.

year at Eldon before removin to Charlottetown, where he cont nu-

A l Glllls, Summerside, leiz'de,lh_

Wii-‘lflfl? by all-w for Munuefllt His ability in his profession was to CLIFF/J ii mcezing of the Boardlwldely recognized. and he of Directors cf the C.M.B.A. He many ("flu-em posltlum o; "u;

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111p 1°l R- T~ Hllhllan- his long career. He was a past . [president of the Prince Edward Is- zland Medical Society. an honorary

1.‘! ll-Yfilmlhl) — Ml? N_ D Councillor of the Canadian Red 6-111 l 11211111 B 19-9331" Cross Society. a prominent mem-

- l u- m Llsul» lllllralll! ber of the Canadian Medical As- 5151-9?’ Rllih 34831-55“ lll'-'l°lll'l°' ‘soclation and also oi the Associa- 111W her rrrlvol 1h Ellglllld 1l'°_l'll tion of American Surgeons. and

.. “all fifil-‘ilegfllllel the St. John's Ambulance Associa- cl. :.. '

. on. T193 and‘ Veteran of Two Wars

He was a veteran oi both the

C-llb “'85 h?“ 135} hvith the rank of Captain 1n the

>13 "ll “mfWlCanadlan Field Hospital, and 1n “'35 l" mall‘? the latter with the rank of Lieut.- lCh W 5 llllllliPcoldnel. After the last war he "all" -Ul'1°3ll~ took a leading part in organiz-

blvé 8 W11‘ °ll 311131‘ ing the Great War Veterans’ As-

lslullohihlll-lfs- rociation and subs uently the

‘m- Canadian Legion, an took the

FUNERAL SEIILVICES — T119 keenest interest in everything re- 1 mi‘

- '11? GlJ-"llvlli" lating to the welfare of his com- . --ll§_ ~Jm,radfls in arms. Despite the many . . s uflielleklllfl ll"- calls on his time. he was constant . ‘. Dulléwhfi 5853198 “'1l°l'@'in his attendance at meetings of la-cuem High Mass was velsbrflledahe local branch of the Legion b7.‘ Rev. Keilneth McMillan Who t1‘ since its establishment. He also m ‘Cfldl :1 ‘\‘i'V!'C€ at the Efille- served on advisory boards in con-

_- llection with obtaining pensions _ -- and readjiistments for returned 1a. C C Mclllll-S soldiers. and was known as a stal- i Dolvllrm- Inwflllellll wart champion oi war veterans and was in the Cathcltc CemflBTY- thleiir dgenderéts. 1 f-—— e a too a ending t in A WELCOME VISITOR — Mf- the affairs of the Hlrice ixtiirward a . FET-‘lll-“flll- Hlimwllsland Hospital, and served as

ElV-‘Cl -"l W" "dcllme chairman of the board of trus- 5 ‘I *- s' ffl‘. Mrs. ' ho °}_l;<nl€ridlée_ Mass" tees for many years.

- ~m L .. U -' . S11v1"! 11151 .5119 m“ a "ET-y 'son served four ear - YF-‘l-‘illll 34 11°15 “s11 1mm me“ ber oi the City sCouficiilif lildmgrlgO 1°“ 035ml" CPR‘ Fcrguwn o’ H‘ las city health officer. A Liberal 51 c” 5319"» 9MB‘ Mll-“fihfififi-in politics, he was at one time 51:19“ m“ m-b m Pearle“ my, president of the Liberal Associa. i111“ 199111111 11.11"" O"“'mn' G ' tion of Charlottetown ' FmvI-Pll, Ill“ ‘His religious affiliation was with R-C l“ Trilililitiy/ churchb of which he lwas _ _._ ~ 0M (“B35555 _ a eong mem er. mglgiteglilcsepl, Mclvm wllo|o Ii-Ie wgs a memrberh of the Mas- - 3 wnh me my“ gunman. nAcs or er and o t 5 Oddlfelllows. . arrived home Saturday, l Yvlltflsgt lréilin rm o nson ~~, qvpfyyqs He is a son was an ou an ng at etc. He. Mcfvoi‘ and the late $15 all‘??? {B515 B 198M139!‘ of tho m» Kmksra and CdGl Unlgersity football team. was nbC-ll, W0 years fin“ was aIok prominent in base- orl operations and has 3H ‘g5 "l? e l gcmo Lm? d; an lnstructor- e ad an exceptlonallyheplleafx;

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a: . hcm on 30 dayflfig personality. and was ,____,,> I‘ He 15 e 1the warmest admiration and es- " »,___ ieetln ‘by all who came in contact l or WOUNDS - Wln Am- _ " Wilfred Kthy 5.1m. He Iii survived his widow. - use 5m), Ptc. Clair formery Miss Dav ne Macleoo. n reported wuuild- also two children. Mr. Hammond ‘.1 on May 23rd have rc- Johnson and Mrs. Harold (Anne) - from him written Cross. Montreal and a sister, Miss Itallxiie ald that Mary Johnson. Charlottetown, to rd in the h nttldll oi whom The Guardian ex- asljllrl; telIids sincere sympathy.

. t is cX cted that th . ' i-riuns 1t is ass“??? will Brrivepe in Charlottegowenmalg: rie Wis WORRY-ell lll m‘? e Friday evening. and will be ac. harlllrfi companied irom' Montreal by

_ l Jaseph Z_ Gallant Mr. Hammond Johnson.

nave received a Department ot‘ Col. J. L. Halston, Minister of aaylslng (hm Defence. arrived in Summerside Edward Gallant yesterdavaiternoon by plane from u m“ on May g9, Dartmouth, N.S. He is to remain Q Stated ma, the null" in Prince County todamhgrobably m Oi wounds were m; visiting rural areas oi con- ituenc. Tomorrow he is sche- , Ulhtcd a; me out. dulcd to go to Charlottetown and and clii overseas in inspect the military training camp l a S-Jslqaujhg- at Beach Grove. From this Pro- . snob he arrived in vlnce he will so to Sydney. N.S. mall-led train 55118155111 i two brot ers n B "la. , tes. Wilbert and sllflw 911011611 to whiten the ' ° m p ground fell in the WC-sterri and n91‘- ;_ ggfémd xcata-lézbn of Prince] Ccunty A? ITED FOR CONSECRA- il-r ay ernoon in t e wake of __ Arrmng l“ (he Clly yeg- a rain storm that brought a, pre- cvcnlng ior tho csiisecra- 13113111831011 meflwfed at I 83 1n- i ceremonies at thi.- Basilica to- ch95 1J1 B. 19W 1101115- AIld Sit-ill‘- the Right day hlsht as the weather cleared l3_ “vlll be the temperature dropped until a charlgttg< low of 28 above zero was registered ..cy the at the Charlottetown Experimental Station Mr Warren Burns. the ‘ Li, l q Aposwllc Delegaw weather observer. said that once the anarla and Newfoundland, who Wmperature reached 30 4 it Wlll da- w-- giccompaliied by his secreta . male tender crops. such as beans, Fight Rev. James Boyle, D. - Wmlwfli- elli- Thfl TlSnl-sh area WHs sod to have had the heaviest fall oi SHOW At 9 30 Saturday night the tem- lvaslungmrh D_C_ Blsllop John perature was 38 above while last s Wm o; llarlmul- Grace, Nev,» night. after a somewhat warmer and. reached the city on day- lt Was 4Q. The Right gay. Father Chlzhfllm cf Aiitigonis . N.S.. 85° N . . a -_ The sudden death occurred a “Md “SW2? goiriestcl-Igl oin Ma-vl 13th. of VII‘; <~. i . I_ _v B. 8 GTHE. 011V Jlliwilbiff‘ 0 iglivfisllfglfiaglcefilgllgfl; 593g, Sat. and Mrs. Stewart Mach-arch. ‘wading ' on Saturn‘, evening’ at the early 88o of nineteen liiCYit " June I1.) at 7 o'clock. when Irene m

Dorothy Boughzon. daughter oi he n_hmk _ sh m M." Psi ' C-ll TC-"Ollw Olll- giqixicehitsnnd alovcableexchilcieangaviog ‘ Fl l" th f ‘ sh o1

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v - v l‘ 1° 1' 3 e hearts o all e will be sa v Ciiicel" 111i‘? lBlldl 1111119» missed bv her parents. also ur son of M John L-i b era, R2’. J nnie. Albert. Mrs. 1.1111" cf Barrie. Ont. by the Wgglgu she also had one “m,

Rev. A L-rDrelv Gardner. who predeceased her a number of we. gtven in marriage by years ago. She passed peacefully LPHEIN‘ A. F. McKillop oi | away on the above mentioned date "urn and London. Ont-v it 3 0711005! 8-m- chn mpg in a soft brown Her funeral was held cm Sunday M _.,u,;, V-llll. lvhlle “C95- and was verv largely attended. aer- s1 rim. ‘alvl C8l'ii“d a bouquet of V158 5131111? 511-30 D-m T119 l-n-Hoi the valley and talisman h-"llm 91""? “"95 "Wm" H9 Fr- in full bloom The bride and CQmEllV- W! "We l" "he “lime D1 7116;“ were attefided by pllgm Jesus“. The service was conducted ieiitenanéharliitllititrs. A. gey- bv Rev J71.’ Of "TO 901KB 8i! OY- . gift"? Ont. Flying Officer Alex gflven by Malcmm shaman The MacDonald also of Charlottetown Beagle McAulal. Albert Mcxlnmlb “.1 a5 115m?‘- . and Joe Morrison. i101‘- llll" llllm°l1lal¢ “Bu-rided on earth to bloom in flientis was . at the Charlotut- navel-L" hurl l-fotél. Among tho guests were r= I2. McKenzie of Barrie, Onto TUESDAY cf the groom. Lt. V. Bechaz, R NVR and other numerous friends. RECEIVES SAD NEWS — Mrs. The bride and zrocm left for a i-la:r_v Hermans oi Charlottetown si-lol-t trip on the Island and on| received the sad news yesterday of their return will reside in Char- the death Sunday at Sha:ori.Mass., lulu-town lof her sister, Katie, Mrs Fred Boydeu.

One of Prince Edward Island's. ———- most widely known and esteem-l FUNERAL SERVICES -- The ed citizens passed away in Van- funeral oi Mr Louis Charles Des- couvcr on Saturday in the person Hrisay was held yesterday arter- of Colonel H. D. Johnson. M.D., ilccn from St Paul's Church of Charlottetown. Death was due where service was held by Rev. A to a heart attack. The deceased L MDrew Gardner who also con- was attending a meeting of the1ducted service at tho 8P8"! M6111‘- Cnnarlian Legion war services. A ners w-rre Hon. Geo D. B22103. ielclzrnm was received bv his widow v Noel DeBlols. R L Cotton. I-I M. bore on Saturday morning that he ' Simpson, Judge H. L. Pnlmtlr. Jvhn was seriously ill in h:l"plil\l. andlMcz-ris and D l! Stewart The word was later received that he pail bearers were Mr. J P Gor- had passed away at 4.15 p.m. on don. Mai. T E. MacNutt. Messrs. sank-day, .1 O l-Iyndman, P E. Palmer. J.

The late Dr. Harry Dawson l: Harris and I-I l: Miller in-

lock, in the First Presb l-lurch. the Very Rev. pbell, cia

tin! Mr. W. Johnston Hislop the wedding music and

KILLED IN ACTION Mr. Lawson Douglas. Head ' of Hills- boro, received the sad news

Douglas has been killed in action in Italy. May 24th.

CASUALTY LIST-viii th ted kill on alctimngszllrvfi 0

- 8 Riaht Rev. D

played .

am“ Counter. mid ‘hlgbggmthe Right a. h... hqmg h. w, n, 0o England. was also a prominen‘

Dun whita ea. P.O. Potter‘ t t ki his d, h ‘Thole Who llllwl th wife, Mrs. warrants. T" l" i " °""""""' "l

Basic. iorlneriy of fiolb Rochlord

ed in active practice until his

"flue. and now iur of- w: u ma’ a

‘L fl-

reuse chiffon ovoi- satin taffeta . MacDonald, the Gruen watch by s. Mn- Lmiis with chouileur hat to match and fill?“ §§l11°‘lij{'§'§§§; §.l...;‘.‘§‘i.f.°.li‘°fi...i"iii'i°iisglfi‘é‘.fi p. J. Gillman. R.C.A.I-‘. The purse Ma's. Ben. mm. Jr. the Chiaho - sta

P.O Clement; next However postal authorities re t W" W” 1'1’ H- wwdfld " m‘ J51‘ Pa“ s‘ Mrs‘ HE‘ Mme“ u"-

ls Clements, '16 Sev- mer Rd. Romlord, Essex. England. and his father. Mr. R K Clements Montague, P.E I.

SATURDAY — The funeral of the late Dr. H. D. John- son will be held in Trinity United Church Saturday June i0. service starting at 2 o'clock Intermell: in the People's Cemetery. The remains will arrive on Friday evening, and

Funeral Home until Saturday noon. Please omit flowers.

FORMER. ISLAND LADY DEAD - Mrs J. W Allen, Emerald. ve- cmved a telegram yesterday from Montreal announcing from pneumonia oi‘ her aunt Mrs. Stewart, wife of the late Dr D. A. Stewart, formerly of Georgetown, P. E I which occurred on sim- dayl. The burial takes place in Mont-

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will later proceed to Toronto on 111ml confidence l“ me Cour“ o; buy '

carried a bouquetb Brfarclifie

s... t °’ ’°;.‘i.""'°il.‘ll'.' over s . cu oh eels , . and wore halo hats oi iorgot-me- Robin; in Bearer, Rev. Eueene at st Maw-S R, Q 31mm Mm.

ncts with short veils of rose beige Mimi-Y.‘ OWN!!!‘ Bow-rob RBV- 0 lague o; M155 vlolel Mal,“ o; Building or Mrs. Arthur Henry.

ARY 111391150X - laulsouth African and the First World‘ sit-noon of the 5llmm°l”"Wlzr. In the former he served,

Eroflzrllzfiufl; glint? cfigwinh‘)? lF.“"§“biv‘§§7"°“ Mammal“ am my‘? 81x8“ a“g,,Tf-“ih°"c‘l’f,,m,°hel bratty and inlterestlnz i116 Herbert Wyandfnteoe Ruthammtairl.

s.’ limit“ toll-r"- - menace Eel?»- i-l-‘l-v %i‘."%.‘u‘m°"$u“‘£&§l.i"‘§l. %h‘li=°v'ii""l""nb...~ . s...

"Bo l0 D0 "To I IX! l» oor- ~ lat the home of the Superintendent, ' M ' l Hwplw P E x M as Saturday, May i h, when Rev. H. m M . on.’ av . i044,

WOUNDED SECOND TIME — Word has been received by Mr. and Mr. llfam DeCoste. Bayfioid St.. that their son. Lance Corporal WR. = again been WOlliltied in

sflBe bou uet o1 Drlarclitie r . ‘WYWWW-

The Jenn,“ w” held “"55, fut-Governor B.W. LePage. Pre- Wlndsor Hotel, where pink Le and pink and white in Ii3.'_\'.'1'hl5 l5 m, were used to decorate, the bride's Billy has been wounded. having been cu-t about the face and left hand and arm on March 14th of this

with lahtfll "1111 cmdl“ prasentatives of the Armed Forces the guests of honor with a suitable 09h year. Nature of wounds are not yet

their honeymoon on

er bodies. ° m" l’ to the Gm“ Lin‘, " 5°" "19 some two hundred visiting cler- the appreciation oi the schoo. for """'°m1°d. by "mm" A“

from Winni-

POLICE COURT -- At the City Police Court yesterday one

was d

days in jail while another was dis- harged. A man convicted of pla- on the street. was fined cl costs or l0 davs and the case of another chargc<l_ with nos- sessiiii: a tire wllosc serial number was obtlrilierated was adiournell till

In his d D. J hi - younger a“ r o 1 ' to match of French shoulder-length veil,

a white fox iur and a col-sage oi

10W". P.E.I.; AC2 Geo RCAF. and M18 M I-Iawkesbury, Ont."

RECEIVES PROMOTION .- In motions oi local interest yal Canadian Naval ‘Joluntere

MacDougall. was recehrly promoted ,io Chief Petty O-ificci" Writer. He ioined the senior service at the out- k of War as an ordinary sea- man. After serving on several Ships" he was transferred "Queen Charlotte". where he is now stationed.

0N BOARD OF SELECTMEN -F‘ollowing the annual town elec- tion, says the Framingham News, the Hopklnton Board of men for 1944-45 were elccted with James P. Power, treasurer general manager of the Lombard Governor Corporation of Ashland as the new member. Alvin A. Curtis and Holman L. Larter were elected on Monday.- Mr. Larter was formerly of North River. P.E.I. and has two brother: here Edward and George and a sister Mrs. Alex Ford of thi who are justly proud

1;. Baines and Mr. 13ml “d rung, ih _._.

- B°ml°ll °l $11M Moatuav.y?lsan1esa§oylirc?l-D 1a.. for- cops: - BEATON NUPTLALS- Mrs. H. Cole and the mm- puish priest at Whitney Pier-l A lovely wedding took place oa t £35111“? mill’. of Cape Breton and a native of Aftorbl sglturday‘ evening. May l3. at the Emwt Champion oi Charlottetown. ly, N s . w consecrated as Bisllc-pl Balm“ polar-S Road when Anne son. New Glasgow was the scene

The marriage oi Ellllafll Eve: téurieswidc 161%] of the Roman “we w Edward Card“; (lode, R“ evening. May 10th. when Miss Mar- gqgylguyw

County. N. B.. took - n; at clam o-clock games Morrison. Archbishop of All-

~ R4811 Que- wore a floor l ' o‘ Nltrmvmmiskw” M Edmonm

Newman, Union Road, will regret to learn that he has found it ne- erlter the PEI. I-Ios- pital for a tonsil operation.

The many friends cFMrs. Chris-

Ross will be much missed by their iriends oi this city as they have gone to the lattcrs home in Kin- ross for the summer months.

‘PM u m? will“: c§ialm f Antigonish In h r us l pleaai er Mi 1'“ n were a me o o I _ _ e ua ng mania as ; __ mnza over satin and a Moat Rsv. John M. O'Neill. Bishop slflya lsflfsdaflsfmwg?“ Flfy’; Howatt (thanked her iriends for this; {ifiifisfiuu cfific§°T£§§§§u$

to match with a veil. Her of Harbor Grace. Newioun-imldl cede. The bride was the recipient 9km!“ "Mk1 me "5"°"°1"'larrived here from Montreal Satur-

Mr. Clarence Johzlgto burs. N. 5.. aoted as beet

Eldon are glad to improved in health alter receiving treatment P.E.I. hospital. ‘Ihey regret how- ever that per daiughter Hilda is D

with typhoid fever. lanch Howatt. city, and Johnstone. Kensington,

and Mrs. Johnston Seigniory Club. the robin:

68a’ blue crepe with white hat and aooessores. Tim will reside at m2 at. Mark Y“ Pill" Y°"°""Y l“°l'“l“ B Th h0g4 ling house oi Miller Sanderson. e Du igwn glulebsltgiflilgilfflludfi TM "W" 13 ‘ 1°11“ 1°55 bl" the ‘chords. Mr. Richards lg a bro- Ontario. _ A, Grand ‘Priicadle. P. a. 1.. the bride's lll'°"l°“ lllll succeed 1n eel/ins the thei- of Mother St. Jean who is sw. n scrim. Robert. winnibcg. dggrly loves "anther mother; and M“ Dull-ll, J°M,l°n_ barns. Mr. Sanderson was in the superior of the household staff of Mal-limbo. _ _ N_ B" mam" o; the city at the time. the Apostolic Delegate at his re- 5w. Buiien. Arthur Idward. Academy. Montreal the Father

eric Cass. of’ Charlottetown

to the Pacific coast.

Vancouver and on their return will

Bto pained as fai- as Montreal by Mr. {fig} c!’ Mrs. Parnell McMahon. Diocesan 1518M he DYQml-Eed M01419!‘ 59- 191mm"

and Mrs. H. M. Howatt.

A telegram received yesterday by Mrs. MacPhee, wife oi Lt.-Col. J A. lvIacPhee- reads as follows:

"Regret to advise you that your es MacPhee report-

28th culzirs to follow." . who with his twin ‘rnest iViacPriee went m overseas about a year ago had been on the strength of the Re- . serve Army in Summerside previ- ous to Joining the active army. They attended camp in Char- lottetown in August. shortly after that went active and with ti“ training which they re- d the 17th Reserve Ann- . lment they were overseas service and were posted worsens about a year

the M00111 School of Nurses She is at present with the M" At ghggygggwgljgbliglvkmn home on the occasion oi His nmi- winriiocc. Manitoba. s

lwm" ' ' ' . . e, _ - ' __ av trem- Dr‘ Johnmn‘ one o’ u” 1m of u“ “mom wane“ magi“. ‘Agguytgngisitnflloggiéeln ghcgorfiimléls mfi’wtznailflhfl Charles Win BEARS-In Cambridge Mass M tern staff of the Royal a n """' _ . Hospital. is a llrfl-dllflh of the iac- Y 55955751“ "m": T Ml- journeyed to Mont Carmel. where nipeg. Manitoba. ulty or Medicine of M00111 Uni- "elm" Mfl-‘Well- Pllbllc "lallillls benediction of the Blessed ssol-s- aw. II Sanderson David o. p. "m, on on... vflglfly, secrets: of suit. '

Victorian Order c-f Nurses of M Victoria

W. . . A..

left _- irda, in f Toron- port. meeting of the Y M. C Alina cn all present, and after res- Coven men from this Province l1e=slgrvr1llll~si 11' ~ m" who...“ "rel" l” “Eli!” “"1"” l" l" “°‘li.°‘t..8’ so... arcs-cribs‘ or...“ “hi: .-l.=..l:.~li..l"' r “i harm... on . . e - . . . c gresbrgrmtersne m "n" ° m w “n”? -—8 few a; M. the mruitlrw will" Thomas ‘iinéluixsiv Iced a vom-

KILLED IN ACTION- Mrs. John Caaford of . ceived a telegram announ Pte. '~ death of their son. Pte Louis hospital in England.

‘ te.

death was received by t er on their birthday. June fifth, W I Green oi Dundas t