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Itla wltha feellnlofthedollieet lorrow that we announce the death of Francis Hulhu, which occurred on Feb. 2nd. The late Mr. Hlllhol

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and hlghly respected by everyone. r-lu lllncca was or a ahort duration. tn tact lt n u yet hard to realm that the hand which was always rendy to help another la now ctlll 1n death. The deceased was tn hla lltty-ntnth year, and leaves to

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com and two daughters: Mrs. Tho- mu Dalton and Mrs. touts Gflmea, Vincent and Ivan reatdc tn Bolton;

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broae reside tn Dromorc.

Although ht: death leave: a vac- ancy that cannot be filled, cttll we have thle consolation-he was re- algnod to the Wlll o! 00d. Never lnnllhlilllnccadldhecomplnlnor become lmpltleht. He died ll ht llvod, Always trytng to make other: MW!!-

Interment tn Canoe Cove Oeme‘ y, funeral under the direction of A. Pollard, undertaker, New Haven.

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On January 80, 1934, the death of Harry Franck came aa h rudden ahock and tragedy to ht: tmmedlate

‘his work tendlng retrtgerawr core at Albany Btatlon, he became over- come with gas and death wu pro- nounced due to asphyxtattou.

Mr. Pranctl wac born at Wat- . morehnd M you! ago and had llv- edatAlbanyforqultcanumbq-d years. He war a carpenter by trade Ind. for mm? Nari. wcc o member of the Bedeque Baptllt Church. Ell Christian character and Influence will be much mlaaed ln hlc homo, the church and communlty. !H8lllllfVlVBdlI]lllIIld0',‘I0 lwns. Elmer of Palmer, Mun, md F-fllph. ll hvme. one clam and one hall-brother.

The funeral wu from hla home to 5t. Patrick’: Church, where a Re- quteln Bllh Mara was celebrated by the Rev. lather Crbken. He was lnld to not with hla forefathers- than hardy pioneers who conquered the ltubboln forest and left to ul the home we now enjoy. sincere aymplthy ta extended m the tamlly ln their cud bereavement. Mny hle soul reat ln peace.

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