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In Memoriam "JOHN-FRAFE raAmoa ~ were a»... Pfilueiully away, on

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“I'll! youth, afterwards moving to Charlottetown where he was em- Dlowdilby several prominent men.

he operated the rann o! J. A. Clarke. His last occupwtiou was that ot head teamster at Experimental Florin, clmlilttti" 1. where by his genial disposition,

He leaves to mourn his irrepar- able loss a. widow, formerly Miss Mary E. Brennan o! Hope River. Besides three sisters and flve brothers. A ‘ , Clement, Joseph, Y and Eilirabeth on thehonlesieod. Maude o! this city, Ellen, Charles. Peter, Arthur. all of the United States.

‘Although in failing health since June 3, 1928 his death was unexpected comingaslt diditwasashockto his Inn-KW friends.

_Cut oi! by sudden death, he was - not unprepared, having received the last rites of his church, i0 which he had been a Ioithiul member, st. Dunstans‘ Cathedral. His remains were laid to rest on Sunday M-fernoou. October 14th., within sight oi’ his home. ' Funreml was from St. Dimstans’ Cathedral and pallbearers were his

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dinotion. His . influence was BTW-i auditor good, and thus in_a humble way" he served his Masier. His mild and gentle nature and his cnlllhikfl- ed mind 1m their imww "W"

0mm;- aotmirmn his late residuum!

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employer and co-workers, namely: Prof. .7. A. Clarke. M. H. Mcliennan. Henry Oollbeck, James Smith. Anthony Haughey, and F. A. Bris- coll. The many expressio 6t sympathy bore silent testimony to the esteem o! the departed. May his soul rest in peace! letters 0t Sympathy-Georze D.

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Ofierlngs-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Oailbeck, Mr. Alexander Yates-Crescent. Employees oi Exp. mun-Pillow. Mr. and» Mus, James mtizary-Sprayflr. and Jill's. F. A. Driscoll-Spray, Mr. and Mrs. Noel DeBlois-Sprmy .

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coll, Mr. and Iidrs. Bernard McCabe. e ‘Rumor, Mrs. Margaret chappelle, James McInnis and ram- ' aunts and uncles. Hope hey. Mr. mid lvltrs. James Smith and family, 1W‘. and Mrs. Thomas Wal- lace, litllaxy and Charlotte Driscoll. , Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Walsh. Mrs. E. hector and ltirs. Wm. Grimes, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dunnand family.

Rev. Charles McCarthy, fiisier. Maude,‘ ‘sister’ Elizabeth, Mr. and Mrsm Clement Trainor, Brother Joseph. “

Spiritual Bouquet —Sister F. Loyola. Sisters oi 5t. mdartha. Mrs.

Hope RiverwJ. Alfred Chappelle. M‘. and Mrs. Andrew Aresnault.

OKARLES A- RQGERS On October 24th. 192B there pass- ed away to his eternal . Charles Alexander Rogers. a highly respected resident of Victoria. P. E. Island. aged as vem and tw" months. -His-"wid0W. Biifllwm All" MacNeill“ who with one daughter Jessie. wife oi H. R. Profit." and one Grand-daughter Florence. survivfi him. feel keenly the dePBTWW °f one who was a kind and lovinz hus- band and‘ parent. One halt brother N911 Penpral3€_8.lBO survives. Mr. Rogers has had intervals of 1111155 the past numherot years. but was in, fairly good health until about a year ago when he began w suffer from an internal trouble that baffled the eklll of Physicians end . which overcame his WW9" 0f m‘ sictence. Through this trylnz Peri“! he endured suffering and w» with wonderiul patience. To him it was a time o! reiolclns “the” were‘ revealed to him the beauties o! heavenly happiness. His words oi tgtlmqmgwere comforting to thofie about hirnzpnd he mils merino- Qd m, pqicqnce oi Christ the H0199 Glorv- line woes; ialthiul and consistent o: m Church o! swoamt and the session 1m wear elwhd him to the office 0t the elder-ship- mumg health. however - 118d mm 1,4; one oitice o! the eldeshill. w” come forward £01‘ 0!‘-

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we get a fourth for bridge or golf? ‘Questions arise when one is at home, away from home, in the oflice or at play. *

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ducted the funeral services at the home and in Fair-view church on Sunday afternoon B11941!- ing words of comfort from the text: He shall gather the lambs with‘ Hi8 armandcanytheminllisbosom." ‘The choir sang at the home; “Pre- cious Jewels", and at the church. Arms of Jesus" ‘Nearer

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funeral ‘procession that followed the remains to the church and ‘ceme- tery at Freetown on' Tuesday 20th Nov. composed ‘of al classes and oreeds. Bore" testimo y to the es- teem in which decehsed was held. The B. I.~ Society of Emerald, oi whom he was an honored membe since organization, attended in a body and ‘eightee clergyman oi the Church he so iai hiully adhered to during hisdiietime, were in attend- ance. Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated by his son, Rev.__P. L. Mc- Mahon of Kellys Cross, ‘assisted by Revs. Mgr. McLean, Rev. 'Mgr. M. McDonald Rev. M; Monaghan with Rev. r. ldcDonaidllMaster oi Cere- monies. The rema s were laid in the family plot gside his belov-

eleyen months» - cMahon‘. per- formed the mtg ‘rites. .

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nu. 1: Mr: and Mrs- Alrhomusmrnna Mrs. J. P. MoPhee, m. and Shreenen; Mine Madeline Greenan: ma. John Murray, m. and Mrs. w. Aloysius and Gwrce Greenan: Rev- P. McNeil], Mr. and Mrs. s.» M. \ M. .1. Smith, l; m. and Mrs. J. A. Qgmpbell, m. and ma. w. m. ~ - 1; Mr. and ma. J. r15. l: Mr- Bnd MH- P- G- 111181188. town; Summerside Council IL o! 0. 1: 'Mr- and Mrs. Roy Phillipa 1: N. w. Lowther, o. M. League, Kel-

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Mrs. Fraiik Casey, l; Mr. and Mrs. mmnmn, J, Augun ‘ Jas. A. E. Bradley, l; Mr. and mo. ,1, Ohalggon Leo Hughes, l: Mr. and Mrs. John M3110“ c9 Mr. ahd Mrs. Thmnasiflorrnan, John Mrs,

Johnatoll." Mrs. Cullen and Adele,

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Mr. chemo-s. J. .1. ‘Rainer, w. and At a meetinlol the o. Y. iii so- ' 'N\IPIBY. W‘; WilliLm E. ciety the miiowhg rcaolutimsjhm 4

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