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'sEmemtk go. 1952

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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

- lwrniiiasr VERNON O'CONNOR lw

Bringing untold sorrow and grief, tragedy" struck heavily in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John O'Connor of Hope River on the morning or August 18 when their dear sor. William Vernon lost his life by drowning while crossing Rusticoville Bridge in a severe rainstorm.

Vernon, who worked in his !ath- 3

general store, would have the business on Sep- birth-

erls taken over tember 1st. his twenty-first

day. The tragic event was an

unusually sad 0,,” gouowmg ,5 it Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Murphy. River.

did. the death only three yean'H0Pe Riven . Mn Cl-rence mood. Toronto. no of 3 young” bmghgr Lorna. Mr. and Mrs. George Myers, Ont. .

who lostihis life in an accident on Bill” mV"- Mn Ind Mm John F. Henna-

sey. Charlottetown.

his father's farm.

Such widespread grief even; among those not his irnmediatel friends can be accounted for only. by his pleasant personality, and ai kind and most obliging nature; "To meet Vernon was to like him" expresses the esteem he enjoyed

Hmong the public, hm busing, ,c.. Mr. and Mrs. atliias Malone, quaintances, and even children. By H0139 mV9"- r friends of his own age, he will be! VIWWIE Richard ind Jimmie greatly missed in athletic circles, Flemlllll. 5IvlII10Y 31158!- since he played key position 1.. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Walsh and baseball and on the forward line family. Hope River.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bulger.

of the Hope River hockey team.

been questioned. But it is in the home that the

absence of a dutiful" and obedient HURWT WV”-

son will be sorely felt. and the

void left by his death can never H099 RI”?-

be replaced. His memory will for-

ever live in.the hearts

ily and friends. His funeral,

the largest ever

seen at Hope River, was held on Hope River

the morning of August 22nd. Sol- cmn High Mass was celebrated by Rev. Frank MacAulay of Winni- peg. assisted by Rev. P.P. Services at the grave were conducted by Rev: W.V. MacDoii- ald. a former pastor. Rev. Eric Robin. Rev. C. Pitre. Rev. Francis Bulger were seated in the sanctu- l.l"y.

He leaves to mourn a sorrowing father and mother and two broth-

ers, Jeremiah in the Air Force at HOPG R1”?-

Winnipeg; John P. in the at. Miss Nora Doywi Hope River. Force at Ottawa. Verna. and Yvonne Doiron. Hope

The pallbearers were Robert River- Reid. Francis Reid, John McGulg- Mr. and Mn. Punk Prim?-v. Charlottetown.

Ill. Gregory Murphy. Thomas Bui- gcr. Stephen Walsh.

Mass Cards

Father and Mother.

Jeremiah.

John P. and Audrey.

Mr and Mrs. Leander Reid. Hope River.

Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Reid. Hope

River. . and Mrs. J. T. Reid, Hope

Mr. River.

Mr. and Mrs. Emmett McGuig:in. "dope River.

Mr. and Emerald.

Mr. and Mrs. Angus Campbell. Cambridge, Mass.

Mrs. Anthony Dames, Roxbury, Mass.

Miss Jean Reid. Regina, Sask.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sauer, Re- gina. Sask.

Mr. Wilbert Reid, zehncr, Sask.

Sr. St. Helen. Souris Convent.

Sr. st. Egbert. St. Joseph's Con- vent, Charlottetown.

Sisters N. D.A.. Charlottetown.

Mrs. Carl Greenan.

sisters St. Joseph's Convent, Charlottetown. i

Sisters Stella Maris Convent, Etustico.

Rev. Basil Croken. St. Theresa's.

-Mr. and Mrs. David O'Connor, Clinton. '

Mr. and Mrs. Louis O'Connor. Clinton.

Justice and Mrs. Mark McGuig- an. Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs.

Norboro. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Reid. Hope

River. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reid, Hope River.

James Lawless.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Noonan, Regina. Saslr. ' ,Mrs. Catherine Hennessey,Char- lottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Alexis Murphy, Hope River.

Miss Helen Reid. Hope River. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Lawless. Kinkora.

Miss Kay Reid. Hope River. Mrs. J. L. McGuigan, Ch'town. d Cpl. and Mrs. Alfred King. Bor-

en.

Mrs. Michael Reid and family, Vernon River.

Mrs. Agnes McGuigan and Al- ice. Hope River.

Mr. and Mrs.,D. B. Reid. Hope River.

Mr. Francis Reid, Hope River.

Brendon and Wallis Reid, Hope River. . and Mrs. Gregory Murphy.

Hope River. , Lorne McGuigsn, Hope

John and River.

Miss Marie McGulgan, Hops River.

Mr. Robert Reid. Hope River.

Mr. Jas. McGuigan, Hops River.

Mr. and Mrs. Lea Reid, Hope River. , V

Mr. and Mrs. George Croken. Freetown: '

Mr. and Mrs. Ignatius Lawless. Kinkora.

.,Mr. and Mrg. Damien McGuig- an, Hope River.

Miss Frances Reid. Hops River. .Miss Florence McNeiil, Regina. Eask.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Reid.

Hope River. .

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Reid. Have- lock, N. B.

Laura. Pauline and Elenor Reid. Hope River.

Miss Aline Reid, Hope River. Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Simpson. Charlottetown.

Mr. Derrill Mcouigan. Hope River.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bradley. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. C. H. McGuigan. Hunter River. , Mrs. Theresa Trainer, Ch'town. Joseph and George Reid, Hope

River. Mr. and Mrs. John Fleming. Charlottetown. . gMr. and Mrs. Wilfred McAicer, , hone River. , - ' Stan Irvingioll C0,. Ch'town.

Mr. and Mrs.. Eugene Coady. Ohiriottstown. v 1. and Mr. Oi I M l Charlottetown. a e 9' mm

Mr. and .Mn. Pdtrfck Mcxenna. Charlottetown. '

Mr. and (Mrs. Joseph E. Gallant, Charlottlatown. ' hm”. lrlhut, McAulsy, Char-

Mr. i and Mrs.

Charlottetown.

F Rustico. lian, Montreal.

Hope River.

Kinkora. River.

Walsh. Hope River.

Hunter River.

of hi. gum. Hope River.

Saint John. 1;.)-11).1t,g,;,, Mr. and Mrs. Florent Doiron. lHope River.

drew's.

' Trl.l:;dT.lld Mrs. J.Alek. McDonald. misyrimdsna Mrs. Robert ems. ......J ' - Cosy Corner Restaurant. Rusti- Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Stewart,

ism. chsi-id McNelll. Rustico. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kelly.

Miss Vanda Gallant. Rustlco. Isabel and Annette Blaquiere,

Mrs. Lottie McGuigan and Lil-

Miss Helen Lund. Tracadie. Mr. and Mrs. Ferclie Doucette.

ustlco. Mrs. Clifford Lee. Rustico.

G. P. Murtagh. Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Doiron.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hunmill,

Mr. W. O. Myers, Stanley Bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford, Hunter

Miss Eunice Pineau, Hope River. Marjory. Kathleen and Marion

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gallant, Hope and Mrs. Ernest Bulger. Mr. Edward Turner and family, and Mrs.

Mr. Austin Bulger.

i or. Hope River. rs. Peter Goodman.

Austin Tra

Mr. and

Peter Lou-is Gallant. Hope River. Mr. and Mrs. Pius Mclsasc,

Mr. Emmett Trainor. Hope River. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Vickcrs,

tlco. Mr. Urban McDonald, St. An-

Miss moms Carroll, Ch'town. Mr. and Mrs. Alban Bulger.

Stanley Bridge. New Glasgow. Charlottetown. Halifax.

.Mr. and Mrs. Alder Dickieson. Walter Lund. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mcquaid,

Mr. and Mrs. John Gallant. Charlottetown. i Mr. John Wilson, Ch'town.

Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McEwen. Stanley . Bridge.

Miss Mamie Trainor. Ch'town. Mr. and Mrs. Hcultoii Mclnnis. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rogers. Hope

and Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fletcher, Stanley Bridge. Mr. Alfred Doucette, Toronto.

Mrs. Cora McLeod, New Glas-

gow.

Mr. Ind Mrs. Joseph Pineau, Charlottetown. V

Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Weeks Fredericton. .

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Coles. Stanley Bridge.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Greenan, Toronto.

Mr. and Mrs. Melville Morrison. Stanley Bridge.

Mrs. Annie McAieer, Hunter River. -

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Smith. Winsloe. ”

Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius anach- arcl, Summerside. Mrs. Muriel Hickox, Breads!-

bane. Mrs. Andrew T. Gallant, Rus-

Mr. and Mrs. Clement Tralnor. Hope River. Linus Doyle, Hope River.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cullen. Bos- to

n. Mass.

Miss Emily Doiron. Boston.Mass. Mr. and Mrs. John Proctor. Hunter River.

Patrick and Thomas Bulger, Hope River.

Mr. and Mrs. James Mclsaac. Saint John.

.Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Proctor. Hunter River. .

Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Greenan, Kinkora.

Mr. and Mrs. John Gallant, Hunter River.

Miss Louise Doiron. Hope River. Miss Reta Power. Hope River. Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Fleming. Stanley Bridge.

Miss Noreen Turner, Hope River.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Trainer, Hope River. N

Mr.,and Mrs. Charles Gallant, Hope River.

Mr. and Mrs. James 'McKenna, Hope River.

Mrs. Joseph Bulger. Hope Rivera Mr. and Mrs. George Murphy, Hope River. Mr. -and Mrs. Joseph T. Doiron. Hope River. Mr. and Mrs. Hope River.

Mr. and Mrs. Hope River.

Mr. and Mrs. James Quinn. Pet- erborough. Ont.

Vernon Bulger. Damien Cullen,

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Turner, Kensington.

Miss Mary Murtagh. Regina. Sask.

Mr. and Mrs. James Barlow, Hope River.

Miss Mary Doyle. Hope River. Mr. Francis Mclsaac, Saint John. Mrs. Joseph Ga.udet,Hope River. Margaret, John and James Walsh, Hope River. Guss and Elmer Gallant, Hope River. Elizabeth Trainer and Reta Murphy. Hope River.

Mr. and Mrs. Gsvirl McAleer. Hope River.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peters, Rox- bury. Mass

Mr. F. d. McDonald. Ch'town. Robert and Burnadette Pineau,

Rustico. Sister St. 1''. Loyola. Ch'town. Sister St. Helen. Montreal.

Spiritual Bouquet:

The Sisters of Sourissconvent. Sister St. Mary Egbert. Ch'town. Sr. Ann Joan. Halifax. Sr.- Catherine Marie, Halifax. Sr. Marie. onica, Ch'town. Sr. Mary atriok, Ontario. Noreen and Joan Greenan. Kin- kora. - ' Francis Peters. Rustico.

Mr. and Mrs.. Assde Pinesu, Lawrence, Mass. rioni Tributes

Delalois Bros., Charlottetown. Louise. Lena. Yvonne. Hope Riv-

rBay View w. 1.. Bay View. Stanley Bridge Rink C0,, Stan- ley Bridge.

Mescdgel Of Sympathy

Hon. George D. DcBlois. Char- lottetown. . Hon. Chester S. MoLure, Char- lottetown. Hon. Angus McLaine. Ch'town. Hon. Frank Myers; Crapaud. Hon. R. R. Bell. Charlottetown. Hon. Thomas Cullen, Morcll. Carveii Bros. Ltd., Ch'town. MacPhee an Trainer. Ch'town. J. C. Montgomery. Ch'town. Walter G. Mackiensie. Ch'town. Peter I. Walsh. Primate. Sank. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lemly. Re- gina. Sask. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Malone. To- ronto.

Art ur Fleming. Ottawa. ' 1... . McGuigan. M inn. But. Mr. and Mrs. 1-led ey Spence.

Huntor River.

Mr. .and Mrs. John Proctor.

l-lunter River. J

Balderibn. Ch'town.

Mr. Ralph

Mr. David Bethune. Ch'lr0Wh- . Mrs. M.1. Malone. Realm. Elli!- Mr. and Mrs. Thoniu Trainer.

Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs.

8

Stan Penn. 0'3

Miss Faustina Doyle. Hope River. -

tlco.

Mr. and Mrs. Blair Andrew, New Glasgow.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Woolner. Stanley Bridge.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hickok. Burlington. '

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fife. Stan- ley Bridge.

Mr. and Mrs. Stan Bigger. Stanley Bridge.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gaudet, Miscouche.

Rev. W. J and Mrs. McLeod, New Glasgow.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Doiron. Mermaid.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ford. Hun- ter River.

Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Mcxenna. St. Peters.

Mr. Leander Toombs. Ch'town. Miss Florrie Graham. Ch'town.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Doiroii,- Mayfleld.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Whitlock. Hunter River.

Miss Melinda Murphy. Emerald. Miss Norma Lawless. Ch'town. Mrs. Catherine Praught, Char-

IN MEMORTAM

M35. WALLACE MICNEILL

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Friends and reiaiivcs of the late Mrs. Wallace MzicNeill were greatly saddened to learn of her sudden passing at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Leonard Willis, New Haven on Sept. 6th in her 78th year.

The deceased although not en- joylng very good health for the past few years, was able to carry on her usual activity until a few days before her passing, her con- diilonj-,.however became more ser- lous and on the above mentioned date went to be with her Saviour and Lord whom she loved.

The late Mrs. MacNeill was n kind and loving mother. and one

n-again... cm-nut books. whose friendly disposition was well known and widely appre- ' elated. The late Mrs. MacNcill

spent the greater part of her life

cette. Rustico. Mr. and Mn. Lester she"-en, In Milton. where she was with

guntgp River, her husband who predeceased her Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Smith. in 1945- ,

North Ruguco, The deceased leaves to mourn one Mrs. D. Trcvln, Amherst, son Neil of Milton. and nine Mr, Patrick Doyle, Toronto, daughters, namely (Katie) Mrs.

Edward Vanl-Enery. New York, N. Vr.-rnon Hownit.

Y.; lJnsle) Mrs. Charlottetown; (Florence) Mrs. Frank Puncher. Charlottetown; (Gracie) Mrs. Lorne Weeks, Sum-

Cctrd Of Thdnlts .

Mr. and Mrs.. John O'Connor

IN MEILORIAM

MR 5. REUBEN GOOD

The death occurred at the P.E. 1. Hospital on August 14, 1952, of Sadie May Good, Winsloe. in her 64th year.

Although in failing health for several months. the call came as a sudden shock to her iamily and friends. .

Mrs. Good was born in West Royalty, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Chowen.

Left to mourn her loss. besides her sorrowing husband. are -three sons and two daughters, namely: Gordon of Charlottetown: John and James of Winsloe; Alice. Mrs. William Jardine. and Hazel. Mrs.

attended was held from” the home of her daughter, Mrs. Leonard Willis and was conducted by her pastor, Rev. Donald Nicholson, assisted hy Mr. Lawrence Blixikie. Hymns sung were, "The 23rd Psalm" and "Forever With the Lord". Rev. Mr. Nicholson and Mrs. Mervin MncPhee sang in a duet. "Beyond the Sunset."

Pallbearers were, Harry Moore, Cyrus MacNei1l, Lorne Coles. Elmer Willis, Miller Henderson. Duncan Gass.

The remains were tenderly laid to rest in Brookfield Cemetery.

Nelson Watts. Winsloe.

Also her only brother. Henry. of Rose Valley. and thirteen grand.- children.

The funeral. which was largely attended. was held from the High- field United Church on Sunday, August H. The service was con- ducted by Rev. J. Irwin assisted by vMr. Heber Hardy. who spoke comforting words to the bereaved. Hymns sung were: "The Lord's My. Shepherd". "Rock Of Ages", and "Safe in the Arms at Jesus" "Shall We Gather At the River" was effectively rendered by the choir at the grave. Her remains were tenderly laid to rest in the Highfleld Cemetery.

Pallbearers were: Stephen Hol- royd, Stewart MacFarlane, Elmer MacLauchlan. Perley Taylor, Lloyd Gillespie. and Stillman Frizzell.

Cord OiThunIts

We wish to thank our many friends and neighbours, Dr. Gid- dings and nurses. and those who sent flowers and messages of sym- pathy, at the passing of our dear wife and mother.

Mr. Reuben Good and family.

MORE DOUGHNUTS

Canadians spent 57,837,000 for

lottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Bernard, Hunter River. Mr. and Mrs. Mosie Pineau, Summerside. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Moore, Cav ndish. r. and Mrs. Murdock Stewart, Crapaud. Mr. and Mrs. Grant McLeod. Cavendish. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ling. New Glasgow. , Mr. and tMrs. Claud Younker,

Wiltshire.

Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Rivers Mr. and Mrs. Hunter River. Mr. and Mrs. Eric G. Bell. Hope River. I

Mr. Bruce Power, Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Revell Dickieson. New Glasgow.

Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Doiron. Mayfield. Mrs. May Houston. Hunter Riv-

erinr. Elliott McNelll, Hunter Riv- CT. g Mr. and Mrs. Roland Buntain.

Frank Nicholson. Russel Nicholson,

R tlco. "Mr. and Mrs. Harland Hill, New

Glasgow.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Gallant. Rustico.

Mr. and Mrs. Pope Bagnall. Hunter River.

Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Parsons, Breadatlbane.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Housten,

Mayfleld. Miss Anita Mr. and Mrs. ter River. Mr.dsnd Mrs. Dick meni e.

Mrs. Hilda Runny. Ind1InF-W-

ultfr. and Mrs. Edwin Stevenson. New Glalzow. -Mr. and Mrs.

l . G1?iF.M:nd Mrs. Vernon McLean.

Stanley Bridce. Mr. and Mrs.

River Herbert. . Mr. Robert Murphy. Lalleclic,

Salk. Mrs Bessie McLeod. Hunter Rm" John M. Quinn.

Mr. and Mrs.

Charlottetown. 'Mr. and Mrs. Ray D0"8I”- Stanley Bridge. I

Mr. Vernon Norman. Ch WW”-

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Steven-

, N w Glus0W-

mxilsr, eand Mrs. Ken McKay. Stanley Bridge.

Doiron. Ch'town. John Austin, Hun-

Steele, Sum-

Murrsy Orr, New

Arthur Lacheur,

Mr. and Mrs. George Dickieson. N Glas ow. elyouise gand Harry Mccoubrey. i . Nest;-.O::iTlowMrs. 'George Clark. dish. cider: J. 3. Hughes. Ch'town- Mrs. Laura Doiron. Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Somers. Millfllnu Mrs. Harold Dickieson. Gl . Nerxrl A.”1'.?vDaf!e. Ch'town. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Hill. New Glhnl5rg.o':.lld Mrs. Robert Gallant, Ragwhnd Mrs. Archibald John- ton, Brookfleld. I Mr. vmamu Hughes, Emerald. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Smith. Hunter River. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Stewart, ”.ill2'"i....t. McLeod. Summerglde. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Dingwell. i . Nel:l'.GlIfl'go:il'l. Walter Parsons. Miilva e.

Mr. and Mrs. Aubin Doiron. BL

M '- Jsmel Mclsaac. Albany-

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Giilis, Nor-

will. and Mrs. Dan Mseradycn.

3 to River. . ' Helen Gallant. Oyster Bed

Bid . 'tMl'a: Noreen Gallant. Hamilton.

nt. . Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dou-

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