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A sad gloom ‘was cast. over; the

°°mll1\lI1|lY of- Plusville and vicigity, when it was learned that the “ gel of Death" had visited the home of Mr. Jos. T. Gallant. (Post Master at Pius- VUIB). at an early hour Friday morn- ing the 26th ult., and claimed for its victim his dearly ‘beloved wife, at the early age of 48. The deceased had been in ill health Yfor the past six months and despite the best of medic- al sid and kind nursing breathed her last on the above_mentionsd’date. She bore her illness with true Christian iortitudersnd was consoled in her last moments by her pastor, the Rev. F. X. Gallant. She was a. woman ot ex- emplary character, being kind, gentle and charitable. Besides a. sorrowing husband she leaves to mourn their ir- reparable loss six children all at home, also her aged father, Mr. John C. Doiron of Howlan P. E. I., and Il brothers. ~

The large concourse of sorrowing

friends and relatives that followed har _remains to St. Anthony’s Cemetery

_where burial took. place is ,evident

proof, that deceased was held in high esteem by all who knew her. The Dall bearers, were Messrs Frank P. Gallant, Andrew J. Gallant, Archie Gailant, _Frank Blanchard, Dominic Gallant and Ben] Peters. Requiescat in

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§e miss herkind, her willing hand, er toad' and gentle care;

'And oh! How dark islife around ual'

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ln the passing of Mrs. James Brown

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present has been severed. She reached the advanced of four score years. had been an invalid

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confined to her room for the past .wcive years. She boreher sufferings .vith Christian fortitude being sus- tained in the hope and assurance oi .he future life.

The late Mrs. Brown was a daugh-

ter of t he late Mr. William Jakeman and was born in England, coming to Junada when but a child with her -,mrents-direct to Prince Edward ls- land.

For the greater part of her life she

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llcr husband predeceased hor six

lcon years ugo, and after his death Mrs. Brown lived with her son Mr, \ubroy Ilruwn, Stamp Vendor in the Charlottetown Post Oillce.

For a lifetime she had been a con-

sistent member oi' the Presbyterian Church, and her greatest pleasure was in the study of the Scriptures. Indeed, it may be said of her that she was a woman of wide reading, whose knowledge gained from long experi- ence and meditation was consider- ably above the average. Before her ill- ness sho was active in all good works and was always regarded as a. kindly neighbor, rt helpful friend, and was much esteemed by those who enjoyed her acquaintance.

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cherished not only by members of her own family, and other relatives, but also by the ,friends who still survivez- Mrs. Salmlel Auld, Bannockburn, P E. I., Mrs, Daniel McRae, Bernars~ ville, New Jersey; Mrs. Richard Green, San Francisco, Cslifornis;Ern- mons, Sargent, California;Henry and Cameron i n Massachusetts ;_Jqhn W.; _lnflfyns Velley,;P. E. I.; and Aubrey P. in Charlottetown P.E. I. ;J_ohn W. the following sisters and brother:-- Mrs. Duncan Hillerson, 178 Whshing- 'ton Avenue, Chelsed, Massachusetts; .'Mra. Carrie"Sbn'1erville, `28 Martin Street, St. Kilda, Melbourne, V-lctoria. Aurl;raila';Dr.Wllllam- -Jakeman, Glace ‘Bay`,- Cs.ps`Breton, Nova Scotia.

-The funeral took place on Wednes- day. the 10th of-May, services being held at the house at 3.15 by Rev. Mr. H. Littlejohns assisted by 'l‘tev. Mr_. Wilson of Tyne Valley. There-.was n largeprocesslon to pay thelrgiast tri- bute er respect and the 'pallbearers were as follows:-Messrs~J. A. Rit- c1ne,.o.HV`.fHolnroske, Aeaison Miner. David Mclnpis. James' Dalling, Wil- liam Brehaut, Jr. V.

The interment was heldlin the Peo-

ple's Cemetery, Rev. Mr. Llttlojohns oillclating at the grave. "

' - TUESDAY.,

It

PRE8ENTATl0N.- On Saturday

evening last, Staff Sergeant Victor Coyle, druggisl., of the 105th Regiment and who goes with them to the front was presented by his employer, Mr. E. A. Fostcr, with a valuable wristlct

watch.

SOCKS APPRECIATED.r-Lleut Ai-

lnn wishes to acknowledge a line do- nation of socks from the Red Cross Society at Cove Head and Brackley Point, 26 pairs from the former and 1'.’ pairs from the latter, for the use of No. 2 platoon. The boys certainly appreciate the kindness shown them.

PROPERTY SALE.-The property

of _tho late Sergeant Dennis Doyle al. Green Lane, City was sold at Auction in front of the law courts building yesterday by Mr. R. Beairsto. The purchaser was Mr. Francis McQusld of DeBiols Bros., whose bid was $965.00.

SOLDIER ILL.-Yesterday alter-

noon a few hours before the time ap- pointed for the final parade .rl the 105th Battalion Private A. Caswell. Kensington, a member of "(1" Com- pany, was conveyed to the P. E. I. llospital in the ambulance. He is ill. suf|`cring with an affection of the lungs. which will make necessary his :li.~.cliargv from the regiment.

ENLISTED N POSTAL SERVICE.

-Mr. Thomas Burnett of the Char- lottetown Post Oillce Staff has enlist-, ed for overseas service in the Cana- dian Postal Corps. He will be station- cd for the present at Aldershot. Mr. Burnett is one of the most popular and courteous men in the Postal Ser- vice and will have thehsst wishes of his many friends.

SCHOOL WORK.- The following

is the standing of the pupils of Anglo- Rustico School for the month of May "irade V.-1. Roland Buntain; 2, Stella Rolllngs~ 3, Janie LePnge. Grade lV.-1, Victor Buntaln; 2. Bes- sie Stevenson; 3, Lorne Stevenson. Grade ill.-1. Edna LePage; 2, Cyril Toombs; 3, Millicent Mutch. Grade I.-1, llclon Buntain; 2, Ida Toomhs fl, Evn Stevenson. Perfect Attend- ancoz- Stella Roliings, Bessie Stev- enson. ldn Toombs, Cyril Toombs and He-lcn Buntaln.

RETURNED SOLDlER.- Private

Ernest (Chic) Davey, iuvallded home from the' front arrived last night at 11,30 Notwithstandlngthe late arrival of the steamer and the uncertainty as to the hour of the arrival there were u great many citizens to welcome the returned hero. He was met met by a Guard of Honour from the Siege Bat- tery -ml Mus Mavns- nf than (ith: nnrl ll. ven hom.

_ _ TAKI CHARGE. OF CHIIIE PAC- 'l‘DRY.-- Gunner _Adrien Melanie of No 5 Siege Battery is taking charge _f,»Psrk Corner Cheese and Batter gaotory daring the absence of the manager Mr. J. S. Cousins.

~ ROCKYPOINT FERRY.-Owing to repairs to be madethe S. S. Hills- borough will be oi! the Rocky Point Ferry route on Wednesday and Thurs- day of _this week. The service will .be taken up by a gasoline boat daring the interval. This boat will leave the mrry wharf at theregular sche- dule time,

SOME GAME H068.-A party of

sportsmen from New Brunswick who have been on a iishing trip to the eas- tern part of the island took away with them, according tof their ,own story. over seven' hundred trout, `s. total weight of about five hundred _pounds which they shipped throughby freight to St. John. Talk about your game hogs! V _ I I

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT

-The engagement is announced 'oi Miss Maria Carmichael to Mr. _Robert B. Stewart, Manager of the Maritime Bridge Company. They are the recip- ients of happy congratulations, from a large circle of friends-New GlasV gow Chronicle. (Mr. Stewart is a son of Mrs. R. B. Stewart, Strsthgartney and a nephew of Mr. A. B. Warburton,

is the standing oi the pupils or Don- aldstoa -School for May. Grade Vi.- _1. Stella. Morris,. 2. Mae Morris. Grade V._-1_. Cecelia Dougaa; B, Lau!! Gonrt: 87 Mafklrot Stewart. Grade IV.-1. Annie Bowiaa. _Grade Ill.-_-_-71. Thomas Dougan;`2, John Ar- 'binfg’;‘ B, Reggie' MeoDona'id;`4, Mary MacDonald. Grade .Il._--1,_. ,Fred Lynch; 2, Louis Morris; 8, Patrick Morris; 4, Rebecca Bowlan. Grade I.-1, Harold Court; 2,-_Harrell Arb- ing. Best attendance and punctusllty Laura Court. '_ ~~

PRESENTATION T0 LIEUT. MIL-_

Nan- e'rEvENsoN.-Yesterday -shes noon Lieut Milner Stevenson .ol_. the 105th Highland Regiment was pre- sented with a handsome Waltham Military ,wrist watch yby the Charlotte-

town Guardian. .- Mr! Siéevenson was subscripdqg' ..c' LG disn staff when broke gli! algI;`was 0110 of-f-he fllfat to volulttbér for 'active ndrtrice; , lleiIl§§._'~:_s_e;it toV,Csnso with 1 the .»muiery= Company-on which he-wassa nisrnbsrw. f~_W.he`n1'-'d\s; Company fthere was disbanded¢‘Mr. ',8tey'anson -‘was one of“the'1lrst to ~-voluhtcsr 'for the 105th Regiment, end. quickly rose to be Sergeant in the- Adjutant’s ofiice.

of Charlottetown.

His ability was recognized by his su- periors, and he was recommended for a commission for which he' duly quali- fied, asd was sent‘to Summerside to' act as Adjutant of "C" located there. 1Mr Stevenson is a smart inteli ' ent

anticipate hearing news of his further promotion when he gets to the front.

' Never in the history of Charlotte- town was there such s. scene on the streets -as that in connection with the iareweli parade of the llliith Overseas Highland Regiment yesterday after- noon. The parade was scheduled to leave the Armouries at 5 o'clock and long before the hour the streets were thronged with carriages and autos and the sidewalks lined with pedes- trians. Amoag the visitors were the parents of many of the boys from the country. Practically the whole City was on the streets' while lla!! waved from many buildings in honour of 'the Island’s first regiment. The whole battalion was massed in the vicinity of the Armouries sud tho boys and their friends had an opportunity for handshakings and good wishes of which manytook advantage. To the disappointment' of all, about six o‘clock, it was announced that the Carlerry on which the Regiment was to embark would not arrive until 10 o’clock. The boys were marched to their respective quarters and the crowds melted away. Tho steamer which left Charlottetown in the morn- ing'was held up by a dense fog in the strait and did not reach Pietou till 4.40 p. m. making it impossible for her to return. She arrived in Char- lottetown at 11.30 and at one this morning the regiment was again mus-

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