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WEDDING JIELLB-_The marriage vg.M_\-[William McDonald of Pan- mgl-e Island, and Miss Margaret gteelo of Gasilewulix i»°0k-‘place in gg, Paul's Church, Sturgeon, - on wednesday, Jan. 30th. Rev. Father McCabe oiiiciatina. The bride was attended by her cousin Miss Matilda. glpele, while Mr. James D. Lanlgan .md as groomaman. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. McDonald vim them s. nappy wedded life.
GLEN MARTIN-On Friday, Jan.
25th, the Glen Martin Womens in-f At Millcove. on Thursday mol-ning,i stitute was organized at the home oi plan. 17th, the angel of death ¢gh',,d Mrs. John N. McPherson by Mlssito his eternal reward, a life long catherine MacLean, teacher. The jresident of that place, and one of
llts oldest inhabitants in the person' f N - ' 0 Drman McIntyre, in the eighty- .of the large and respected family OHL. McDonald of the Customs Depart
iD°n°ld M°D°n°id» an °i“`iY Di°¥We1` ment, Montague, the ceremony being v"h° “med in me fi°Ui'i5hin8 Wwe-iperformed by Rt Rev Mons J C
D __________g g_______ ___ ____ ____ ___ Znent 0!-Springfieldupwards of nine-§McLean_ The bride wore a lovely - _ S e scoun-` Y years ago He lea fl* - .- ` _ry 1917) S___ Mary A__________s_ Lourdes! ves c, sorrow u die a of midnight blue chiffon velvet il-Icspital, Campbell's River. B. C. Mrs. ' iE. C. Malloy and Helen. Boston, Fld.. rencc. graduate of City I-Iospital,i
following omcers were elected: Pre- sident--Miss C. MacLean: Vice Pre- sident-Mrs. Kenneth MacKenzie; secretary Treasurer-Mrs. Cassie Rey noids; Directors-Mrs Alex MacKen- zie, Mrs. J. N. MacPherson, Mrs. Gillis; Auditors-Mrs, Munn, Mrs. MacKinnon. It was decided to buy a water container for the school and to hold an auction sale of small household articles at the next _meet- ing which will be held at the home ol Mrs. Kenneth MacKenzie on the third Tuesday of February, At the close of the meeting, a pleasant soc- ial hour was spurt. and luncheon serv ed by the hostess.
Alexander W. Bruce .was born at
Red Point-, Lot 48, P. E. I., May 22, 1845. In 1873 he was married to
Catherine Cameronfwho p'rec`¢eded
tion platform with blood flowing from I the sleeve of his heavy overcoat. Mr. PSYC? Bowness was called and imme- dilifely removed the injured man in his car to the Prince County Hos-
pital. There it was found that Mr
fed to be resting comfortably, J
second year of his age.
Charlottetown.
California. _
lim in death Jan. 25. 1905. almost 24| His funeral took place on Satur-
ycars to a day-he dying Jan. 28, 1929 aaed 83 years. 8 months and 6 days. '
day morning. Jan. 19th to St. Mich-
ael's Church. Curran Ban, wl.ere a
He leaves seven children, two sons. I-f. iftequlcm Mass was celebrated by his
A., of Red Point, and W. G., of Char- i lottetown, and flve daughters, Mrs. Ella Taylor, of Brockton Mass.. Mrs. E. l... Smith, of Lynn, Mass., Mrs. `W. C. Bartlett, of Montreal, P.Q., ancii Mrs. J. A. lifcbenn oakland. colli._| and Mrs. Waiter Young, of Kings- boro, P.E.I. -
Mr. Bruce was the last surviving
member of a family of four sisters and five brothers. sons and daughters of George and Kate Bruce.
He was a. member of Kirigsboro|
Baptut Church, and was an honored f and respected citizen.
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There passed peacefully 'away ati
her home in Milvale. cn Sunday. i Jrinuary 27th, Mrs. li/lathicis Butler: It thc age of 67 years. r
She leaves to mourn besides a sor- I
rowing husband and daughter ltiary,i vihc tenderly nursed her during he: 4 i-|in9S5. three brothers and two sisters namely ~Ezekiei. Henry, Williamv and Mrs. John P. Smith, all of Kin- ; kora and Mrs. Johxl T. Cosgrove ot' Wellington. P. E. I. i
The funeral, which. in spite of the i
condition of the roads, was very Q iilfxcly attended, wended its way to SI. Ann's Church on Tuesday morn- inl where solemn High Mass of Re- ili-ieni was sung by the pastor andl ul! that was mortal of a kind wifei and loving mother was laid to rest in the adjoining cemetery.
The pallbearers were Clement Tfiiincr. James Malone, John T. Trainer, John Redmond, Louis Walsh and John Doyle.
May her soul rest in peacc.
-DEATH OF MR. GEORGE HOR-
T0N -There passed away at three
o'cloclr on Friday morning at his res- idence in Bpmmerside. Mr. George Horton, at the age of B4 years. Mr. Horton was formerly of Alberton. °°minB to live in Summerside about ‘°"iY Yen!! R80. where he carried on 'm “fellsil/6, ahoemaking business un- iii Six years ago, when he suffered a Plfliytic stroke from which he nev- °" filiiy recovered. The deceased had
aside circle of friends, who will join .° Guardian in sincere sympathy
:ith the bereaved family. There are eff to mourn a sorrowlng widow,'two "HS lud__thres daughters. name`ly:- Mamie. ad... sl ri oruiirsbanko. und M* °"‘°’= W-` Horton. botiyof suba- *"°“» Salk-: Irony," me chester-_ Youno g 5°m°l'Vii1°. Mass.; Harry -and ___°_?_l'¥ie at home. The funeral will be ma °n-Monday lt! p. m. fromhil
residen_oe_to_ the People’| Ceme-
iffv ,lt summer-side, mv. c. J. sl. °’°" -'aw °u°uunu. c
Am*°U8h.receivifig a severe "shock, ""1 “flow and vm painful funny. ga. ndolc ooudué, cf st bonu. on “unter aim miraculously cccopoe *Pitons mtl. of summmidu ur. Gaudet who u o cuuod brloalcycr
pastor, Rev. J. B. Mclntyre, thence his remains were conveyed to the adjoining cemetery to be laid beside that of his first wife who pi'odeccn_sed him many years before. The pail bearers were William C-annl_‘.k, Eus-
tache Ma:Don:iid, Walter Canipbellf
Thcs. Hughes, David MacDonald and John Court.
-PASSED AWAY AT ST. ELEAN-
ORS-The death took place at his residence in North St. Eleanor.: last Thursclav night. after only a few days illness. at the age of 62 years. of Mr. Alhcrl: Di MacKinnon, a prosperous and v-:ry hif_:hl_v eslcemed farmer of that dl.°tl'ict. lie was a nne citizen ond good n=l'7hbor and will he greatly miszefl in the home and the com- munity. There are left to mourn. be-
’\/lr. John l\’facKinnou_ ill Bri‘l<h Col-
Gaudet was suffering from severe' shock, that his left arm was terribly crushed above the elbow and that amputation just below the shoulder W9-‘J Y\¢°¢<!Slf¥- This was skillfully Pe:formed and the sufferer who for- ilinilifly was not otherwise injured was at a lat/e hour last night repo,-;..
Ijle leaves to mourn his widow,'
James at home, (one son Pte. John
He was the eldest of a family of
fourteen and is survived by the fol- lowing brothers and sisters. Ronald J., lvflucone, william. cbmloftctowli. fa brother, Patrick having prdeceased him five weeks previous.) Mrs. Chas. Fisher, Scotchfort, Mrs. Angus Mc-i Donald. Mrs. Stephen McDonald.| Tracadie Cross. Mrs. Chisholm, and Mrs. iDr.l Elsworthty, Los Angeles,
U n. Tlgn h, Daniel and Joseph
Rose, osep
widow, seven' sons and 'One dunshferiwlth hat to match, and carried to mourn the loss of a 'kind husband' white prayer book. the gift of the Sis and fathen- The- sons are Linus and ters of Notre Dame. She was given
Augustine at home,_John in Bedford in marriage by her brother, Mr An A ati is '
'gus McCormac, the ceremony being
Winnipeg and Alfred in Boston. 'rhewltuesscd by me immediate relatives daughter is kno\vr| in religion as Sis-'and friends of the bride and groom ter Mary Ronald of the Cong. de;Durii1g the ceremony sweet music was Notre onine( Charlottetown. The fu ,furnished by the Glr`ls`c11olr. After » neral took- place on the 18th inst., to! the ceremony the happy young couple
iSt_ James’ Church, Summerheld,ileft for their future home, Montague, where services were performer-1 by, followed by the best wishes of a. host the pastor, Rev. Father McD0nald,i'3lf féiatives "nd mefidsi
i itheremains -being placed in the ad-' 7 "-* _
yea 5°' an S was thlce children I-ie was born in I tm. ent mol; 79100 D ,.1 th E h l
H ive” mg” '““‘“y " m “ "3 ° "°‘"’ PWM himself well informed on all ihe.M°SSel'- Priest P°nd- B H011
fo owed by another and more serious' ` " ' ` ,, ' ' ‘ ' ' J
Soinervilie Jine 11.1331-'1l°m B"5' place in the cemetery at Tacoma.-_S- Hall was enlarged and improved. It leading Palme” discussions of thelpiancm
is “°"' "““"°"°d Wim “ “ew kitchen' dey. His intellect wud been even ut KELLY-In this city. on Feb 11
several class rooms, and a beautiful- the advanced use of 86 yeam ha haw' Elm Ave _ private maternity hom
ly equipped stage. It is expected dur- mg died Within 3 few 'days of his Mr and Mrs Oswald 5 Kelly Ke ing the coming summer to enlarge the mth b'h_thday_ My Morrison was B Cross_ B daughter church building,-to provide improved member of the United Church and_y0UNG_M Ca1gm.y_ Am Feb accommodation for choir and vestry. yery upright m an his dealings WMM 1929, to My and M;-5 James yg
“nd “I” ' “dies ""‘°“"”s' ? his fellow men. He was a native of lformerly Miss Mabel Sweet C
_ Eldon and removed when a. young_1°iiei°“’Ui- 9 d°“Ehi€l' FRIDAY ‘ Ganwl-lulvf-At the P E Isl
ione last fall. From this she never _rallied and gradually grew weaker
quietly away on Friday evening last. She was u devoted wife and mother. a patient and untiring worker in the
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home, a kind and synipatiletlc friend and neighbor. loyal to her Christian convictions and in her interest in the religious life of the place. She
vas a consistent member of the-i'
'jqlnlhg cemggery The palhbeavers' -lason M, Carson, city clerk '\__
ton Post, February 'ith, 1929.-(Mrs. Carson who was formerly Miss Bir-
,““d mm’ heipiess ii" Sh” passed tie Astoria. of tois city will have thai
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sincere sympathy of many friends and relative.: hero.)
-OUT AGAIN AFTER LONG ILL-
_pleased to see Mr. H. H. Muttart_ of -' Messrs. 1-lolman's Ltd.. Summerside, able to be about again and looking
lfethoflist, no wtllc United Church of . sides his sorrfiwinfx widow. four sons. North wmsmre and impressed au§l1lm0-vi. NS Old Self. Hfiel' WU Weeks ri-teens. charles, Leslie, E-.ine and those Wm visited her _mb her _“__ |sl1ent in the Priu=c County Hospital- “'-“i"‘"‘i- “" “i h°"‘°1 “'S° fm" "'°' covering forth ond kindly christian im is “ls” 3 “eat tc' he” the “my Mr' the,-5 ,mg two sl_;;¢,~S_ mm9|v;_l\1,~__'s_m____ Muttart speaksof the treatment he Aiermnclcr Maceiinncn. in Ontario; _ received in Prince Countyfs banner
_ She is survived by her husband, who had been a great suilerer for
institution. He describes the matron
umhla: Mrs. Jain:-s McNevin'. of ,many ‘yea__s_ 'mo smm Bruce and _and nurses as ladies with the highest Moncton. N. B: Mr. Charles Mac- , . 801156 of d\1i~y.iJ0SS€SSinB H- hiEi`i effic-
,Emer Xounker. and by one daughter
Kenhch, of Gun Lake, sack; M-_-s. ,MN Hmry Ford of Bmckxe Po,___ |iency in their professional duties and Henry Clements. of Somerville. Muss.fR0;d Mr Albert J Cudmf ‘ é 'treating their patients with every “nd Mr' CDH" Ma°Kmn°n‘ of meiivfr JohnC Cudfnore of Wlnsiaoeaaxie kindness and consideration' He Bd- Dominion Hotel, Summersldc_ for all _' ' vi-SCS llnyfine in SiCi¢fi95S tn fini" the
nf whom deep sympathy is expressed. The deceased was born at De Sable nnzi moved with his parents in 1875 to Southwest. Lot 16. He came to live at North St. Eleanors seven years o\Z0. where besides being a prominent farmer he was interested in loxea. The funeral took place from his late residence on Sunday afternoon to the United Church and Cemetery at Lot 16. Rev. Mr. Aitken officiating. and was very largely attended. S
The funeral of the late Hon, John
H, Bell was held on Saturday from his late home. the residence of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. DQW\1inB. Centra’ street, Summerside, and was very largely attended, friends and rela- tives coming in large numbers from all parts of the province to pav iheif last respects to one of P. E. ISlani`l'S most gifted sons who was at all times faithful to his duty in the S"- vice of his country. Ex-Premier neil was of uarisht and
sterling 'character and both at homo and abroad was held in the hill”-‘-‘if esteem by ali. During a well round' ed life he never wavered in his lt- tontion to duty .and in his Dwiini this province will long feel its loan-
The funeral service was conducted
by Rav. J.-P. C. Fraser, assisted by Rev. C. J. Bt. Clair Jeans. There was a short ‘service at the home, and thence to Trinity United Church. During the service rvefy Wiiiififui solo, ,"’I’hers is a Beautiful Land on High." was rendered by f¢¢l“°°i‘ W Mrs. A. ri. Mocenoli, of commas. Alta., nee Mb Alfredo Compton 0! Bununerlide. The honorary _ pall bearers were
‘°°'mU°n. hu been working noone- Senator Ml°_A’“““'» W' A* E' M'°' ly ri sumnuuufda cud cu sofvuacy, mn. lu P.. Chia! -Mil” M“*'°°°“-
°'°'1i°¢n1'»nnodfoioou-neo bu
Premier A. C. Saunders, Hon. W. M.
:me at St. Louis for the weak md. Lea and Hon. J._ H. Mygl. I0-
“W Numb# la was leaving for 'thi "V0 1*” i’°_“°“ "N: °°" ‘mu
west gg g 5, m, htnh gum gh, gl. \|o_Int.y_ro, Dr. J. l‘._ McNeill, Mr. A. ifvvlrioiliiwutoftbontuuonana s. aiofny.Dr~ A» W- i»=_"‘i-M“- 0-
f§E§3f§’ §§fifi;§§ '12 i g' §§*§,§* E-§-its sé fries. iiiié .*§f€§ i fi yygs
lrmdertiu.
“i'.§_§1;:11ini3.%li§L...»l‘i`;i__I __ ' . ~ _ _ /.uf_~o‘l.~___s._'.uJ;-_~.`.,- f . » ` ' - a' _ "
to lump onboard R. Rogers and‘Mr.ll. W. Munson.
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'nu noi-if _triautu were ve!! _°°°“'
tffuf; indcfotb very fmlucu mm-
onffor'flowe_r| which be. , ,imiicltld in his W0
attendance
_brothers and Mrs. Frederick Roberts .of Charlottetown a sister of the de- iccased. A very large number attend-
ied the funeral services which were .held from her late residence on Mon-
iday last to the North Winsloe ceme-
Itcry. Rev. G. A. Grant and the choir ,of the church she attended conducted 'the services. Mr. Neil D. McLean, funeral director of Charlottetown, ef- -ficiently supervised all the arrange- ments. The pall bearers were four 'grand-children of the deceased, Ev- erett. Vernon and Roy Ford, and Lionel Younkér; and two of her ne- phews. Leonard and E. Milford Cud- lnore.
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A life of more than average length
and usefulness cameto a, close when
the night of January 26th, 1929.
Mr. Rose had _almost reached his
84th birthday and, although in feeble health, more because oi accidental falls which hesustained on two dif- ferent occasions, than -from the in- flrmities of age, he was _sble to move .around most or the time, till he con- tracted the "flu" and, _as ln the'casa of so many other elderly people, the attack proved fatal. .A sad feature in his death _was._the absence of hiswlfe who was called to the bedside of her brother, who _was seriously ill with pneumonia. He retained 'his fdcultiea to the fend, _and took a keen interest in everything that pertained to the community and theweifare _of the country in general. A man who pos-
Prince County Hospital with every confidence and leave all the rest to the doctors and staff. S
At the home of her daughter Agnes
Mrs. J. Wallace Aitken, Lower Mon- tague, on Dec. 26th, 1928, Ln the 83rd year of her age, Christina Harvey. wife of the late William Meggat. passed to her eternal reward. Mrs. Meggat, the youngest of a family of eight and the last survivor of same. was born in Dumfrieshlre, Scotland. where she lived. marrying William Meggat in 1876, and emigrating to Prince Edward Island in 1888, sett- ling in Lower Montague a. few years afterwards on the Phillips farm. where her husband died after two years residence. Oi' the family of four
.Charles Rose of_ Lakeville passed: I W H Mb lpeacefuliy to his eternal reward on children’-Agnes' Mrs' J' a ace
ken, and Mary, Mrs. James Hewitt. both of Lower Montague survive, two l-:ons dying in infancy. Mrs. Meggat was a life long member of the Pres- byterlan Church and by her exemp- lary life' the practice of the highest ideals of Christianity, set a standard of life that was always the admira- tion of the older generation and a safe and worthy example for the younger generation to follow. I The funeral services were conduct- ed in the United Church, Lower Montague by the Rev. J. C. Martin. whose very eloquent and appropriate discourse was much appreciated by his audience. I
| During the services the choir ren- dered the familar hymns, One Sweet- ly Solemn Thought, Abide With Me.
NESS-His numerous friends. are-
lhl. John l¢\‘l.J0h|\
ovf-in THE uw lou.-.For ti-le
first time in history a motor car was driven by its own power over the Big Ice from Charlottetown to Bel-
fast and back again. This was on the occasion of the funeral of the late Donald Nicholson of Charlottetown. The driver and owner of the car was Mr. N. D. MacLean, undertaker who was accompanied by Mrs. John MacLeod, daughter of the late Mr. Nicholson, and hcr husband, Mr. John MacLeod. Mrs. William MacLeod of Euston St., and Mr. Charles S_. Mac- Donald of Wood Island. The return trip was entirely by ice from Halli- day's wharf to the western end of Richmond St., through the harbor’s mouth between Rocky Point and the opposite shore. The ice for the most part was in good condition, smooth and level except along the flats where it had been broken into ridges by tidal action. ~
A sad fatality occurred at Cable
1-lead Saturday when Victor McLaren aged twenty, youngest son of -Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McLaren, met death in a gunning accident. Mr. McLaren left his home about five o’clock whistling happily with his gun under his arm. to attend his fox traps in a nearby
lot, remarking to his people that he would finish his chores when he re- turned. Another orother, who was al- so absent from home returned about
11:30 p. rn. and when he fiisco'-/ered from his anxious parents that Victor had not returned immediately be- came alarmed. He quickly called for help and after much anxious search- ing with lanterns and flashlights they discovered the body about 3.30 a. m., life being extinct for sometime. It is thought that the YOUn8 mu' while attending his traps, must have tripped over a hiilock accidentally exploding his gun, as the bullet had entered his leg, completely severing the main"artery causing nlrnost in/ atant death. The community is deeply shocked
over the sad affair as Mr. McLaren was one of its finest young men and the family have the sincere sympatlly of their many friends. The funeral takes place on the arrival of his bro- ther and sister from the States.
THURSDAY
MEETING OF LADIES AH).-The
sensed a high sense of honour, his t
' - and Forever with the Lord. _ regular monthly meeting of the Lui-l .
"°“' ‘"" hi' md' 'md mm” "°°"° ies. aid of tbc prince Edward roland in¢.0°uu lu the Crown °f Glory-" und c. s. mucoonuld of wood mood 29th day 0! JNL 192° ~’°nn and -industrious, he always took time wnnnnslmy Hospml wu_ _hem ynmdu “wh Those left to moum the loss of a ,md . h,|f_,|,¢,,-_ M,-,_ Maholm Mac. in the 74th year of his age in out/mein I friend. or a stranger-_ , noon m the hmmm of .mn,,_y devoted husband, o kind and loving “chem 0, s,,,.,,,y,,,,, M,_ 3,, hm Qufobay-at Nor-tb 'rl-yon. His hospitality was unbounded. with _FUNIRAL oy .mn Mm MR chm_ch_ The mudmt -my v,_ ,_ father. are bin grief stricken widow. vu, ,,,.e¢,,,,,,,,M mm ,omg th,” 0, me George Frederica n° mmmht °f im" °' ms hmm IIORTON-The funeral of the late' Bentley, occupied the chair, and aft- in” MW mfuni- i'W° d““¥hi'°"' four years ago. He is survived by his lime 5°” °f M’ ma un'
md "mmm bmra Y!" (mm t° nn' Mr. Geo . Horton who passed away' ,r much routine businns was trlli- md"'h"° wh" “°m°l‘7: M“7' M“' widow. relict of the late Lauchlin Q“i5i°"' 53° 17 m°“°h° ‘B Mn*
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Mr' mm Wu um" mlmed' nm' wi on Fridav last, took place on Monday i sacted it was decided to hold a “nt md “mg” R' °f R°'“’“'7' Mm' Ross of Surrey. _ M°D0N‘“‘D”°“ nb um 3"
Mm M°"'h° ma" M me a°m° Wm: aftenioon; from his late residence on ihggmmeeh Auction sale this coming m°h"d- in “""i°' *nd "‘”i'i“ “ _...___ homo or her Mm -hint! I- “mil 4195 I 7001' .“_°°r' Afumm he m“°‘ Russel Btn” Bumm'mde__ md; Bunny A mmmm” 'n .yypdnvm home. and one sister, Mrs. Wilson of There puma peacefully "ny nv Orwell Cove. Catherine, relict Of 'M 1"” ni” Rm" °f “mu” T°i thenoefw the Pecoiva Cemetery audi to mm one on-ungcmenu in con- °°““"‘ ' bb numcln uopeflelu ou January ‘“° ~’°’"‘ J' "°°°'““‘ ‘° W’
tm' mm" 'g mm w° d'"'“”"i was very largely attended, The ser-ihoegldn “gh ¢h||_ _ - 'n‘°‘i"‘°"i i°°k ph” °" s°°“‘°‘“y 80th. 1020 Mr John Fraser aged 70 V' "
‘“° °“° '°“' '”‘° "““"‘“"' ”' vice on-conducted byfuv. o. J. sei ‘ - °"°“"Y Wh- 'M ‘i°°Pii° the iu~ ' ` ` ` MCLEOD-Pwed liewefuiln Ethel. Mrs. J. I. Dinlweil. North om' yum mm of me Pmbym,_| “iam” “mas hu "wud ‘ cangeniality of the weather, a large no lam to mmm ._ .ormwm Feb 3 Mary McLeod dearly
uh; Ruby’ un' mmm mm-"°` °"' ian Church and the choir beautifully elf, mm gl, gm.-y frhqmegm pn. Nw” mm' ‘°"°"°d th’ "°m‘“” widow two sons Magnus on thgs Wm' °f th' m° hh”
am" '”'“‘ "h°»'°“ “mt U' M rendered thefavnurits thymus of theigldghg of gh, ghmdgm m'W,m| t° tm °h‘"°!‘ “ st' P'i""‘ Th’ homestead and Roderick in Trail B he' mm yn" Th’ “nh “'°"”'°‘ W' "'°"' '°°°"“’ "“° ‘Mt deceased. "we in the Arms bf Jef-ianuwuyc to no emo: out moon- "‘""°"'"' "°"‘ ”‘°°“"' "°'"‘ “‘°° c one two du lilo. rr a un." "' "‘° ”‘”“° °‘ “°' ‘°“- °"“°‘ fn~fsnoadnmc_yunfmrbcmor~ '_ _l ' _ _ louis. Louis Bum. ambrm do-._ " "‘ ' ' °" ‘ ' cumniinncofumco, uswboa
in this city leaves this morning for
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n ° rm" °1°° "°'” es 'rue funeral service was conducted Slwp The pail bearers were Mews eration from the Board of 'crude and ran and Frank Curran cud Misc Jennie ot home. bee
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“° W” em' T “ms in the south Lake ci-lurcn by the T D Ramsay. John Bcwuess. Gecrze the Publicity Associatlonin regard to A Requiem Hieh Maas was Celt family he leaves three grand
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Y' °”“’°°‘ “°° pastor. Rev. R L Morton who spoke Sudsbury. A S. MacKay B M Hicks the buudlng by me cnuudluu Nat brated by the Rev Father Connolly drd.. 1.. the hom., md on,
others The relnai rest in me Peoples ;;m;_e;; glgum words of hope and comfort to the *md C3195 L02 Fi°\‘9i i-fibillei WCW lonal Railways of a new Hotel in this The remains Were U10" laid if’ fe-it Mr Alexander Fraser, Hopefleid merslde beside mme of his wue why large number who came to pay a last l€C¢iV€d l_l'0n1 the f0il0WinS- FHn'lilY» City will take place in his chambers in the nd.i_8C@ni- Cemetery. i-i`l0i'€ i0 The pallhearers we,-6 Meg”-3 dm about twelve ye,” ago tribute of respect to the deceased °f°S°°nt¢ Misa Jean Lyle. Spray; next saturday morning at 11 o'cicol¢ await the Gl°ri°uS R@Su1'r¢=n°u ivfcoregcr, J A McDonald, J
friend and neighbor Afterwards in MFE 0¢°l'8° Grady. Spray. Stewart 1-' Munn, W S Buell, W D M
The dem my place on the mth ferment won made in the udloinlng and Hone Green. Surly. Presbyier C(-_-TRINITY UNiTEDEE‘_7r*;:_i_f;CH Fortified by me rites of me Ho1v.und Hugh Mcnclu January 1929, after a short illness of cemetery The pau beam" were Geo mn Choir' spray’ Hamid Gnd” hNGREGl`TmNAL txii 1 ti- Catholic church and surrounded b Z-
Ronald McDonald. Sprl.n8ileld, Lot 67 J h Mmachem' ch°'rles|Spray' Empmye” °i Mess" Bm” T__fr;“;“°U ‘_’:’:_3"g_“ "23 sm” 25 her husband and family there pas Among the many victims of in the som year of ms age The de McEachern, William Fraser, R D MBCKBY and C0. Wreath Employees 0____ n l_i_ _dn ¢ Feb U” »a__‘:mz;__ sed to her eternal reward on Jan ‘luenza epidemic which is tak _ ceased was wen known _md hlgmy Mchal-eh and L D Rdse Telephone Co, Wreath Mr and :_ e_v_vas _e on__s rtfrry ____ _ nth 19” Mrs Ambrose Monaghan ,_ heavy you mls v,1me,._ we respected in the community in whlcn' ' ' f Mrs Ben] #arp and charles sm tiivo om? ew; esfb e big; :fi ln her seventwhlrd year' and sm” t° have to chronicle the mme' he was hom and "ved durmg his en ' . TUESDAY erik Wfnfiifh- MY- “nd Mrs- G°°’S° e 5_55‘:" an _ °__er ° ; her marriage a life-long resident of den passing away of Margaret lil me Williams, Star and Mr .and Mrs. John organ zat ons o t e congrega on mnkurm ,ghan ,elm of the late Patrick
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9 9 9118 0 “H Wreeable WEDDING BELLS-A very pretty;Wliliams, of Charlottetown Cross-S were heard All of these showed The me MIS Monaghan was an of Kelly-5 Cross on January 17
and s°°'°m° ‘”5p°Sm°“ 'md “ "‘“di\v=ddiur: took place in St- Marys; -- ’““fi<°<i Pi'°€"5S d“fi“i1 the Pas” invalid for about eight mouths pvc- her seventy-sinh year The d
ri i hb f l i eg or and rend it may be said convent 50m.|s_ yesterday mom1ng_ Mr Eugene Mm_my_ who has been year. The congregation showed an in- vious to her death and during mos, ,.35 in her usual theugh mt r
truthfully that he was never knownim, 530 when M,” Mary Mccormhc
h 1 yn hm crease in numbers from 750 for 1927 ,_ _ .
to have an enemy He was the _astvwas ____________ ___ ___________g__ to M__ Ar________ r home on a pleasant ol day tryina days. the virtues of patl nec 1 health till use days before her
Parents Mr and Mrs Frank Murray. 'D 85° tm 1928 Au me departments and charity “ere as evident as tim' The inte MP5 KCUV Wiii bi? nl
'Grafton Street left yesterday to re °f the Chiifchs W°fk reflected this had been during her yeafs of good the fonimunity in which she liv
to the Priesthood increase, both in their numbers and health can be tm] sal at lm he, me but espedauy in the
sume his studies r 1; y d th at St Ausustluvs University. To in the W°’i‘ they P°‘i'°““°d R°P°“s death closed o life beouluul for its “here S112 “'85 H “iw ¢°'1n=¢ll°
ronto We” Wad fl'°m the Church s°h°°l self sacrifice and devotion to others W” deal' i0 her S°nS End dun!
--- C G I T_ with its three gmups' She leaves tomourn a grief stricken End- in mi" Y¢|~"- W mf
-Mr W C Lawson manager li! Young Mens Guild which was org husband nd v
- ph 1 d children the Bank of Commerce, Alberton, has anized last year, the W M S the A wo Sous Hp an A famuy of three sons md
Joseph I Ki k
been called to Halifax to attend Young Won-len'< Auxiliary, the Mis 0 H om daught,.rs_ John in Mmm0cket_
meeting of the Maritime managers Of sion Band, the Baby Band, the Lad ENTERTAWED PA IENIS Mrs _,as M,m.ay_ Lot 55 Mrs
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that lnstitutlno Mr Allen is reli v ies Social Club, and the Session A party of sa1_auDn_sts ac__omp______ mk Emmy Newton my 25 M
Fund The amounts of money given led by Adjutant Maltn and Mis `M°G“iga" Amesbury' Mass'
“ME ISLA`_D biy the various organizations to Mis Martin slslted Falconwood Infirmary Ed Bm Bern" N Hampshire
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D ATB OF F0 R sons indicates an increasing inter and conducted a br_g____ S__rv_c__ _______ifunem1 tank place to Kenya
LADY -The sad news has just been est in the general work of the Church on the mth when me
received by her brother, Mr. Samuel Church. The United Church is pri- :;;nBl;?e;r;_l;;id;;fv;;insg‘ F3338 I quies were performed by her be Caseley, of Kensington, of the death marily a missionary church. The W. Mn M_ Ross and Mn M_wD_____’ pastel Rev P L McMahon bv blood poisoning of Mrs. _George M. S. raised $638.00, the Young Wo- ald_ and seyeral membérs' of the pan bwrers were _,emma MCG” Kenney. inee Bnfbafl Cllseleyi Of men's Auxiliary raised their allocation Z1 on Church party who regularly v_s__ Francis Hagen Francis _7 Mon
Tacolna. Washington, on January of $125, and also sent $90 direct for it _ Levi MaIone_ M A Smith and
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Sth at the BSR Of 30 years after Only special work in Korea. Tile Mission e ns umm I Names
were: P. L. Cash, J. B. Croken_ N_J_iS"m¢1'\’iii9» died 13-5i» ni8hi9 uf- _?,i5_ five days illness. Mrs. Kenney was Band on its allocation of $100 raised _PASSED AWAY IN THE WEST
slnclulr. H. B. nusiam, P. Lambe h°"‘@, in Vim” “_"°““"~ S°'f'e'V ~?~.born -in Kensington and hersuddeu ella. The Baby Bend, the only org- _word has been mowed by mends Bm-1-H5
and Everett nusinm f"_”°Wi“¥_ an i““°s= 0' 1° gags- H” death will be learned with regret by oulzouon of its bind in me Prosby- in Summerside that ML Donald Mm__,
May his soul rest in pea¢e_ h_f.aith had not been g00_ 0F 59"” many old friends and acquainta_n_ciS~ tery, also made its contribution of risen who Went vo reside with ms( “A1-Ts_At Hampshire on Jan
v _ _ _____. i~'_‘_;~__s0__ w____" made __5____s________ ____yiThe deceased left her dnative __-o_:_i;: $2_45_. The C.G.I.T. and the Young som Norman in L_acombe_ Albertml nth to MI, and Mrs Frank wat | ln the death of Mm Joseph yo,m_ ‘ ___ 9_5 __ ___________ _many years ago, spen na a _ Mens Guild, and the Church School about eighteen months ago_ passed; som Eric Lewis ker on the evening of Feb. lst, North cmrkvgf 2°m_e" S” i_“_1 _Y S_______ _married life in the United States, added then- offer-hugs, and these gd. away at ms __°n,s residence there A STEvvART_1n this dm on nb Winsloe and the community ____ gem iérdzk ____ __;»o_r,__ ecle arv__o ___e____ ____-,but frequently visited her old home. sether with other givings brouzht un few days asm My Morrison had . eral have 105;, another very highly a _ _me was C -V _ iher last visit being fifteen years ago. the total for missions and benevol- wide circle of friends in summersidml warn A daughten Evelyn Marion ,respected resident. The late Mrs. f3""'°"vme" i'“'s°.“ Sucbcwdef gem If The” “’° 1°" t°. ’“°“m °“" d°"“m` °“°° °° $3539'°°‘ This “m°“"" Ls °v°' having resided ,hm fo, the 1,,s,y1uCEAcnenN-'ro lvn- and `Younker was in her 65th year. She 'nab °m°_° Bite' (’°°k ecam' °'°_ er and__two sons all of Tacoma. ai-S0 forty per cent of the total regular twenty yeam He was 5 man “_ Paul McEa.chern l. daughter, H
_had had a slight stroke of paralysis mn of hmm - » .l i1 one brother' ML samuel Cueley' of “vm” or me congregation' Total strong convictions, a staunch adher- T"¢°°°
labour, rw., ,S a d th, C'"S°“ ‘F S“"'i‘°°i by -‘is li f°~““ Kensington, who in the lust of a contributed for ,lu p.,.p.,,e.., $10,- ent of me uhm, Pm, and key, Mossel'-To Mr and Mrs
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MEET.-The regular monthly meet- ' vloltegogh In f th Rau V club 1929. at the residence of his daughter, UTHERLAND KENNEDY
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was held inithe Club room yesterday Mrs' J°h“ Ma°L¢°d. 42 Upper Queen a T__um_ N S F___da_y_ February B afternoon. The President Rod Mc- SL" cm'r1°tt°t°Wn' Mr' Donald Rev Kenneth Mum-on 3 A_ B Domldoccupied me cmm Mm, much Nicholson at the age of seventy-five. Robert E Sutherland md In routine business was transacted, it Mr' Ni¢h°i"5°“ W” b°"“ °" Decem'
ber 23rd. 1853, at Sarnia, Ont. and
was decided that the members make _ special efforts this yeurtcsecuretrnf- °“ his faihffs dm” ‘V“’°h °°°“”'i.ronNsoN-Ross-as George nc for the C_ N_ R" and to lose no 0p_ red when he was only three or four _ at the home of the parents of po,-tumty to fm-they the interest, of years old he came to this province un- _ b___de_ on Wednesday mornmm tha R,,l1w,,,yh-, every Way at an vim” der the charge of his mother. At the ,m___ 1929_ by the Rev John sur
age of 13 he went to sea. as cabin
mhxstyrtsfiseifsininiixrilsg boy with the late cope' Robo.-ri"°5°‘;f‘df` r'_'°h“s_;’“' _‘If Gem”
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the meemm He expmmed the meth. ,Fraser a. famous navigator of those Mrs lielvme Rossa” ter °
od of advising traffic officials when mil' days- He sailed with Curtain
there was prospective business and Fm-‘i¢lf in that CBPHCWY f0i' three DEATH5
reported how other clubs were pro- y€nl'S- Then he Wa! i1DPT€niiC€d W
gresslng. He stated he would be pre- the Ci\l`P€ni€I‘ “Bde and hnying GILLIQ-At Cardigan, on Feb
served his teml of a rentlcship he' J ln p Gillis ed 43 eg;-5
sent at the next monthly meeting DP . o l ag y and would display railway ldvertis- Hain i00i¢ t0 Sea and for H numberiMACFADYEN-At Winsloe So ing moving pictures. A programme of Of yenfe he was in the European and on Thursday Feb 14th, Mrs Neil music and games brought the meet- Smith American trade Sailing in 1\facFsdyen, aged 58 years
ing to a close. Island and Nova Scotia ships. Aftcri r,lclNN|s_.Ae the any Hospital
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quitting _the sea he worked at t e iith Adolphus Mclnnis, aged
There passed away at his home in carpenter trade in the Western years
Farmington, on January 15th., an es- States. afterwards coming back to H0n'l‘0N_Al summer-olde, on
teemed inhabitant in the person of liiassuchllaei-iS Where he remained f0i‘ ruary Bth, George Horton aged J h Fl ttl 'l b f Ret ni to the v
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DEPUTATION LEAVES The ___ years he was one of the most p,0_ Hospital on February 12th to Mr “mon Wm h 1 t 1 ve I ell; gressive farmers. His wife prede-I Mrs DBWUSB Gamhum- “ ‘img
C S ° n W ew Pearl Marion (Surnmerside p
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daughters being left to mourn. Inter-
Montreal where the interview will MARRMGES
Kennedy, both of Charlottefn
o n ynn, a ie age of 7 years. a num er o years. ur ng years Although the deceased had been in island he settled down to farming M¢»LEl\N-At Alberry Plains. Feb-
lmpaired health forsome years, it was and save for occasional intervals in 1929 Miss Ruth McLean, daug not until a few days prior to his Crlorado and the Eastern Statesiof Mr and Mrs Kenneth M death that his condition became ser- this was his occupation for the MACDONALD-In the Sacred H ious. But he bore his suffering with greater part of his latter days. He Home, Feb 11 1929, Mrs Alex! meekness and resignation. Andiwhen has farmed in Surrey, Little Sands|J MacDonald, formerly of Geo the final summons came. his soul, and Stanchei He died in the full town ln the 81th year 0! her strengthened and fortified by the last assurance of the merits of his Re- i WILSON-At Cardigan, Jan 2 3‘°i‘lm¢nt= °_f the catholic church. dcemer_ no leaves to mourn the loss lvlurtnu wilson, daughter of the l went forth to meet its Maker. of a loving father. Mrs. John Mac- John Wilson and Margaret Ben
The deceased was a man Of Sf»criin8 Leod, already mentioned. a son John aged 82 years
character' and by his kind and genial in B. Columbia and two daughters, MACDONALD-In the Sacred manner endeared himself to many, cell-lerlng, ln 1-lnlffax, N_ 3_ and Home, Feb llth Mrs Alexand cumulus aiurse circle of friends christina in Massachusetts and u Ma¢D°u°ld. f°r“1"lY°f 0°°f¥°
who _were pained to learn oi his death ,hm-_ M,-,_ E, Fullerton of portland in the 87th year of her Ile and who will ever keep his memory Me" ,|50 two h,,|g-h,~°¢,he,-8, D_ _y_ McKAY-After a short and sacred and untarnished as the "Bhin- Mppohllh of SL L,,u,_.,_ M|5,°u,|_ illness, at Kllmuir, on Tuesday
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