NOVEMBER 14. 1952

TN MEMORIAM

IIIRS. VVILLIAMI CUIIBIE

On tiie morning of October min the many friends of Mrs. William Currie were sadly shock- ed and grieved to hear of her passing, in her seventy-first year.

Although not enjoying the best of health for some months. she attended to her household d ties until she entered the Chart tie- town Hospital about five weeks previous to her death.

Failing to respond to the treat- ment of her physician and tender nursing of Sisters and mirsesl site calmly reconciled herself"to the will of God, and with true Christ- ian faith prayerfully prepared to meet her Creator.

During her illness she was vis- lied by her pastor. Reverend T. l-2. Butler, Rev. F. J. Lynch. S.J., rector of St. Mary'l College, Hal- mix, and Reverend Monsignor Maurice McDonald, who admin- istered the last sacraments.

The deceased, who was formerly Catherine A. Trainor. was burnt at tilenfinnan. the daughter of James P. Trainer and Mary A. Cum- miskcy.

in the year of 1905 she became the wife of William Currie and lived in Tarantum for twenty years; the remainder of her life she spent in Mt. Ryan.

In her home she will be sadly missed forC she was most kind, hospitable and charitable and was A true wife and mother, who spar- PLI nothing for the comforts and joys of her home and family. ilcr husband having prcdecc.:ised her fifteen years ago. she was left with a two-fold duty to perform. Three years later she bore with Christian courage the loss of her eldestuon Joseph

There are left to mourn two I”I.liliZIlf0FS, Dorothy (Mrs. Wilfred Lawlor), Pembroke. Ont.: Mar- caret (Mrs. William Mclnnls) ('harlottetown; and six sons. Dan- lnl, Webster's Corner: William. Montreal: Richard, Sudbury, Ont.; ilarold. Deep River Ont.; Herbert. t'li:irlottclown, and Ernest at home.

rilso surviving are two sisters, i'.l!a (Mrs. Elia Morris), Char- Inttetown: Florence (Mrs. Charles Qulnni Watervaic: and four broth- 4-rs, William and Peter. Mt. Ryan: l-it-nest. Boston, Mass.; and Hugh, (.il:'ITIOIICIOIVfI.

The funeral. which was very largely attended, took place on the morning of October 13th, to Facred Heart Church, Mt. Ryan. where Requiem Iligh Mass was unit: by her pastor, Reverend l-Wither Butler. Present in the sanctuary was Reverend Allan '.ilat-Donald. Services at the ZFGVE were performed by Reverend T. E. Butler, assisted by Reverend Allan MacDonald.

The honourary pail-bearers were Wm. S. McEachelrn. James Mc-

l-iacliern, J. J. MacDonald, Chas. Walker, Herb Bcagan and James Smith.

The active pail-bearers were six nephews of the deceased. Chester amt l-Z.irl Quinn. Fred J., Willie. l-ilmnr and Peter Trainer.

"May her soul rest in peace."

Flowers linBlois Brns.. Charlottetown. sir. and Mrs. John MacLend. (Vtarlotielown.

Mass Cards lcv. Frederick Lynch, S.J., Hal-

lfav ttwol.

l-It-nest Currie. Johnston's River (iwnt.

Mr. and lilrs. VVilfred Lawlor. in-mlirolte.

air. and Mrs. Daniel Currie, tv.-hsterls Corner. -

Mr. and Mrs. William Mclnnis. ”imrlottetown (high).

William Currie. Quebec.

Richard Currie, Sudbury.

liarold Currie. Deep River. ,

tiranddauglitcrs. Mary Helen and llrdwege Mclnnis. Charlottetown ilitgh).

Grandchildren. Louis, Doris. Jos- eph. Mildred and James Lawlor. Pembroke.

Granddaughters. Karleen and Sheila Currie, Webster's Corner.

(lrandsons, Brian and Garry Currie, Webster's Corner.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Tralnor and Mary Elaine. Charlottetown (two).

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Quinn, Witervalc (two).

Mr. and Mrs. William Tralnor.

Sr. Joitnsonls River.

Frncst Trainnr. Boston. Mass.

Mrs. Ellie Morris, Charlotte- toun (two).

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Trainor. .iuhnson's ftivcr.

Mrs. Sarah Largy. Toronto.

llrs. Flora Ti-ainor, Charlotte- tonn.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Tralnor.

Johnson's River.

BAD LEGS

"Got my ankles Indies: poimnrd from Son-

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bandaged for over four years-in misery for writes Mr. G. P. of Star, Idaho. Had

the sis: of silver dollars. Spw says to my wife. I

run. -ores over my in Emerald Oil s vertised n '1 hst's for sore legs. I'll 1 ii;' nd glory be- the relief I or right own We keep, Emrrlid Oil handy la the time. Thanks for t a relief."

Thousands of bottles are sold cvEI'Y year to rilievo and hrlrdhesi just aurh calses ) stubborn I in ior in .n sores an sim a noun.

Si i..i...'5' emim-MooNIi's EMERALD Oi . is highs concentrated Ind a small bottle Inn A long time. At ding siorrs everywhere.

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Mr: and Mrs. Harry Walsh. Bed- ford.

Sub-division of C. W. League, Mount Ryan. '

Doris and Earl Tralnor, John- son's River.

Mrs. Patrick 0'Ha1loran, John- son's River.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hayes, Glen- flnmrn.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald .Power, Southport.

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. MacDonald. Glenfinnan.

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Benson and Ernie, Donagh.

Mrs. James Mccormsck, John- son”: River.

Mr. and Mrs. John Cummiskey, Charlottetonfn.

Mr. and Mrs. Southport.

Mr. and Mrs. L. 0. Kelly and family. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trainer and Glen. Johnson's River.

Mr. and Mrs. John Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. John A. MacDon- ald, Charlottetown.

ROHMIG COBGY. St. Avards.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles McGuirk and family, Fort Augustus.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tralnor Jr.. Johnson's River.

Mr. and Mrs.

Owen McGarry,

MacLeod,

Frank McGuire.

Morell.

Annie and Margaret Dunn, Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wright,

Vernon River.

Mrs. Alice Murnaghan and Ida, Charlottetown.

Mrs. Catherine Brennick, Som- erville. Mass.

Isidore McVerimay, Hyde Park.

Mr. and Mrs. Basil Slavin, Rox- bury, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Roxbury. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Beagan and family, Donagh.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Quinn,

Joseph Siavin,

Watervale.

Lillian Quinn, Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Daryle Wilson. Parkdale.

James Murnaghan. Johnson's River.

Florence Burnette and James

Hayes. Fort Augustus.

Herman Gormley. Boston. Mass.

Peter and Joseph Brazil, Don- ogh.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mckenna and family, Mermaid.

Mrs. Frank Handrshsn and Alicia, Boston. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trainor. Donagh.

Mrs. Joseph Smith Johnson's River.

Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Brazil, Johnson's River.

James L. MacDonald, Gienfln-

and family,

nan. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Smith. Tracadie.

Mr. and Mrs. Horace MacGregor, Mt. Ryan.

Daniel MacDonald, Glenfinnsn.

Mr. and Mrs. James Power, Dor- Chester, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. St. Clair Slavln,

Roxbury, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Alex J. N. Mac- Donald. hlooming Point.

Mr. and Mrs. S. Higgins and

Phyllis, Charlottetown.

Mrs. Alfred Smith, Johnson's River. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Walker

and family, Johnson's River. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Griffin and family, Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice and famlly.- Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly, Char- loitetown. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kelly and Family. Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Larter, Char- loitetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burns and family. Southport.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maclntyre and faintly, Charlottetown.

Martin

McEachern,

Everett Besgan and family, Charlottetown. Ruth 0'Halloran. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. -Mciiaichern, Glcnlinnan (high).

Mr. John McNaily, Donagh.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kelly, Fort Augustus (high).

Mr. and Mrs. Tracadie (high).

Walter Mullins,

Katie. Fred and James Cum- miskey. Fort Augustus.

Mr. and Mrs. John Trainor. Southport.

Mr. and Mrs. William Mullins, Tracadie (high).

Mr. and Mrs. Johnson's River.

Mr. and Mrs. Johnson's River.

Mrs. William Power, Cardigan.

Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Driscoil and Peter, Mount Herbert.

Martin Drlscoil, Charlie Walker,

Emma and Elizabeth Brazil, Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Levi McNalIy,

Johnson's River. Mr. and Mrs. Fred McAdam and family, Donagh.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Beagsn, Mt. Ryan. - Mr. and Mrs. Russell Driscoll,

Mount Herbert.

Mr. and Mrs. Mermaid.

Patrick and Frank Gallant, John- son's River (two).

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Callaghan. Fort Augustus.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Curley and Dorneen. Fort Augustus.

Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Power. Johnson's River.

Mrs. Michael J. Murnaghsn. Terantum.

Mr. and Mrs. Denis O'Shes and family. Glenfinnan.

Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Maynard. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holland, Tarsntum.

Enrollment of the Shrine of Our Lady of Perpetual Help by Mr. and Mrs. John McKenna. Somer- ville, Msss.. and Mrs. Catherine Bi-onniek and family, Somervliie, Mass.

Joseph Power.

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Bass River. Mass.

ton, Mass.

Hamilton, Ont.

S.J., Halifax.

and family. Boston, Mass.

Charlottetown.

loitetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gallant, Charlottetown.

Mrs. Emma Power and Martin,

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McAree. Mr. and Mrs. Borden Boswell, Boston. Mass. Dtinstaffnage. . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mcilill, Bos- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wright,

Vernon River.

Mary Harrington and Frank Mc- Letters of Sympathy

Aree, Boston, Mass. Sister Mary Cassllda, Victoria, Genevieve Manning and Evelyn B.C.

Macisaac, Boston, Mass. Mrs. Emma Power and Martin, Chester and Earl Qtiinn, Water- Bass River, Mass.

vale. Leo and Cecilia Mttriiagliaii. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hogan, Vvatertown.

George D. DeBlois, Cirtown.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blanchard. Charlottetown.

Enrolment in Order of Mother

Angie Trainor, Hamilton. Ont. Eileen Ryan, Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. F. Murnaghan.

Tarantum. of Perpetual Sorrows. Mrs. Alice Morris, Charlottc- Mrs. Genevieve Mclfenna, Bos- town. ton.

Sympathy Cards Rev. Father Frederick Lynch.

Curd Of Thanks

Ernest Trainor. Roxbury. Mass.

Isidore McV'inniey. Roxbury. The family of the late Mrs. M355- I IVilllnm Currie wish to extend Ml? Mid Mr-V L3l”'"'"'C 1375111 sincere thanks to Father T. Bitt-

ier, Monsignor Maurice MacDon- ald and Father F. J. Lynch. S.J.. Dr. R. G. Lea. the doctors, Sisters. and nurses, of tiye City Hospital. and to their kind friends and neighbours. who sent Mass Cards. Spiritual Bouquets. Messages --.f

Elsie Cobb. Boston. Mass. Mr. and Mrs. David Robinson.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hynes, Char- Ctimeau,

Mr. and Mrs. Benny

Maude Court, Boston, Mass. French River.

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IN MEMORIAM

MRS. ALICE KICKHAM

with deep regret that her many friends and relatives learned of the death of Mrs. Alice Kickham. Souris West. on August 25. 1952.

Mrs. Klckham had reached the advanced age of 89 years and her death was not unexpected as her strength had been steadily de- clining during the last few months of her life. Previous to those last. few months she enjoy- ed good health all of her long life and by her kindly and jovial disposition she made herself a favorite among young and old. Mrs. Kickham was one of the eldest of the large family of the late David and Mrs. Landrigrin of Covehead, P. F.. I. As a girl she

It was

attended Covehead School and Prince of Wales College, where she obtained her teacher's lic-

ense. She taught school for a time in the eastern section of the province. Here she met and mar- ried Richard Kickham of Souris West and she started her long life as a rural housewife. She seemed to enjoy the many duties that her life entailed and her capacity for work was unbound- ed. Her charity to those in need and her devotion to her family made her a model Christian mo- ther.

Though a very husy woman in her own home she still found time to take a prominent part in Church and Community affairs. From the start of the Souris Ex- hibition down to the last years of

tier life the name ”.Xirs Rirtiartl Kickham" appeared frequently in the prize list for handicraft and

culinary art.

A staunch Roman Catholic. Mrs. Kickham was a very pious wo- man and believed explicitly in the power of prayer. In the last years other life when she was unable to take an active part in household duties, most of her time was spent in prayer. in her great charity we may be sure that she prayctl for all good (.'iii'lstianl of all dcnoiniiiations. for very many people from all faiths knew, loved, and respected her.

"Aunt Alice" as she was fondly known by her many nephews and nieces, was a great lover of young people and her later years

were gladdened by the company of her grandchildren, daughters of Thomas J. and Mrs. Kickham.

and by visits from other grand- children. A year ago she had the pleasure of meeting for the first time her triplet. grandrliiltlren with their parents, Dr. and Mrs. James Kickham of Kitchener, Ont.

During her last illness Mrs. Kickhani was tenderly cared for by her daughter-in-law, Mrs. T. J. Kit-khain. and by her daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Stewart. R.N.

Niagara Falls. sympathy and helped in any wmvl Three sons and three daughters Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Docherty dm-mg their recent sad ho.-mV,..lare left to mourn the loss of a and family. Charlottetown. mom, loving mother. The sons are: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gard. Char- Thomas J. (M.P. for King's loitetown. County). Dr. Lawrence. of West Mr. and Mrs. Owen McGarry. U-HEAT TAKE Loch, Alta,, Dr. James, of Kit- Southport. Lake Huron was discovered in gnenpr, Tm-, daughters are: Elean- Josephine FitzPatrlck. Ten Mile 1615 by Samuel Champlain and or (Mrs. Dave O'Donnell, Lani- House. Father l'.e Caron, travelling by the grin, Sask.. Laura (Mrs. Bert

.Gehl), Lanignii. Sask.. and Aline

ETOWN IN MEMORIAM

HARRY F. TRENHOLME

Friends and relatives in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Is- land are mournuig the death of Harry F. Trenhoime of Bale Verte. N. 13.. whose life ended with a heart attack in his office in the

Enamel and Heating Co., Ltd., Sackviile, on Thursday, October 30th.

To those bereaved many expres- sions of sorrow and sympathy from friends in business and in or- ganlzations with which he had heen assoiated were extended. There were more than 1000 persons from all walks in life attending the funeral service which was held from St. James United Church. Bate Verte, on November 2nd.

Harry Trenholme was born in Sackville on March 3.. 1908. a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Trenholme. In 1913 he went with his parents to Bale Verte where he has since resided. At the age of fifteen he entered the employ of the Enamel and Heating Co., Ltd. in Sackville and at the time of his death he was Maritimes Sales Manager of the Company. Pre- viously he was sales representative for the three Maritime Provinces. Gaspe' and Newfoundland.

Mr. Trenholme was also inter- ested in Church and community lite. He was a member of the Main Street Baptist Church, Sackville. and in Bale Verte he served on different committees of St. James United Church. He was a trustee of the Bale Verte school for 12 years: An honorary member of Baic Verte Legion No. 46; A member of Westmoriand Lodge A. F., A. M.; and Worthy Patron of Fort Monck- ton Chapter No. 11, 0.E.S. at the time of his death; Past. president

(Mrs. Lloyd Stewart), Ottawa. Several years ago Mrs. Kick- ham and her late husband were

called upon to mourn the loss of a son. Roy, who died on the very threshold of manhood. Two other children died n infancy.

One brolhe , James Landrigan, Charlottetown, and three sisters, Mrs. John Cullen. Hope River, Mrs. Fred G. Kelly, Charlotte- town and Mrs. William MacNam- am of Haverhill. Mass. survive. i Her funeral, which was very largely attended, took place on Aug. 27. with Solemn Requiem High Mass at Rollo Bay Church. Her nephew, Rev. Charles Mac- Carthy. was celebrant of the Mass wiili Father Fenelly Mull- aiiy as Deacon and Father Ayrr-s as Suli-deacon. Seated in the Sanctuary were the following clergy: Msgr. James Murphy. Fa- ther Ronald McDonald, Father Keefe. Father Murnaghan and ,Fathcr George MacDonald. i Honorary pail-bearers: Dixon, Patrick Mullally. A. IA. liiiacilonald, Fabian Hewlett. Clinc- les 1.. Deagle. Capt. L. Lanignn, Frank Cairns, Herbert Kickham.

The pail-bearers were Chester McGaugh. Reg. MacDonald, Roy White. Sterling Gillespie. J. W. MacDonald, Francis C. White.

Burial was in the family plot beside her late husband and child- FOH. T

Robert

of Port. Eigin Rotary Club. In the political field he had represented Westmoriand parish in the Munici- pal Council for four years and was treasurer of Westmorland County Liberal Association.

He is survived by his wife, the former, Miss Mildred Baxter, of Sackvtlle, a daughter Marilyn a third year student. at Mount. Alh-

IAGE THIRTEf.Np

Queen's Picture On British Stumps

HIGH WYCOMBE, Buckingham- shlre, England. Nov. 13 --tCPt-- The Queen saw Monday for the first time pictures of herself on British postage stamps.

At. s large printing shop here

son University; a son, Harry, at h t ,h st d 1 home; four sisters, Mrs. Hyman Shin witchedg i H132, fxcgnelff LxOidSl.Eil) and Mrs. Russell Hun- girls Inspecting the sheets of

ter of Sacxvillc; Mrs. Henry Rich- ardson, Amherst; Mrs. Corey Chapt- peli. Tidnish, N. 5., a brother Boy in Moncton another brother, Ken- neth of Sackville died s. few years ago.

Rev. R. L. Bacon pastor of St. James United Church, conducted a family service at the home. At the church he was assisted by Dr. W. T. R. Fiemington, president of Mount Allison Univeisity, and by Rev. G. M. Wilson, pastor of Main Street. Baptist Church, Sackville.

Dr. Flemington paid 5 personal tribute to Mr. Trenhoime, Rev. G. M. Wilson read the scripture and offered prayer, and Rev. R. L. 130- con gave the funeral address. The choir of St. James United Church with Mrs. I. T. Comeau as organist was assisted by members of Main St. Baptist Church of Sackvtile and by Mount Allison ohorai soc- te -

L).

The 23rd Psalm and a hymn "The Old Rugged Cross" were sung by the choir and a solo ”No night There" was sung by John B-ampton of Fredericton.

Sections of the Church were re- served for members of the Bale

Verte Legion and Fort. Monctonl

Chapter 0. E. S. Members of the Masonic Order formed a. guard of honor from the borne to the church.

The honorary pail-bearers Were -Dr. N. A. Hester, A. R. French. R. J. Healer, F. R. Rand. Dr. B. E. W. Barnhlii, Senator H. R. Emmer- son, Lt. Col. E. W. George M. P., A. C. Taylor. M. L. A., Joseph Le- Bianc, M. L. A. Cleophas Leger, M. L. A., Donald Harper. M. L. A. The active pail bearers were,

Enzor Orlton, Botsford Carter. Henry C. Grant. Amos J. Rtelly, Trueman Goodwin and Carmen Goodwin.

The ushers were - Vaughan Trenhoime, Kenneth Chappell. Boyde Siiliker, Ralph Turner, C.

Joseph Stilt-ker, Baxter Cook, Le- Roy Steele.

The funeral cortege proceeded to Fernwood cemetery, Port. Elgln, where the Masonic burial ritual was read by Marshall T. Anderson and Gordon McLeod. Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr. Wilson and Dr. Flemington and the t)ened)c.- tion was pronounced by Rev. R. 1.. Bacon. The mass of floral tributes was a. testimony to a man who had made a. fine contribution to the life of the community as well as to wider spheres. Business and

fraternal friends from all parts oil

the Maritime Provinces attended his funeral.

LONDON - (CP) - Food Min- istry records show the average

British family ate 18 pounds of margarine last year compared with 15 pounds of butter. The pres- ent butter ration is eight ounces ll month.

stamps as they shot. out of presses at the rate of 480.000 an hour. The public will see them late this year.

; Although it was the first time her image had appeared on Bri- tish postage si.a.mps, the Queen: (has appeared on Canadian stamps before. Several isues of Cana- adian stamps have been engraved

with her profile when she was Princess. Cadillac Mountain in Main!-,

1,532 feet. is the highest point on, the United States board.

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