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MRS. DANIEL RILEY PASSES ‘of High River. i

AWAY A1‘ HIGH RIVER; I! WIDI- i She was born in Prince Edward LY KNOWN AND FORMER P. E. llsiand, the daughter of the late I. LADY George Thomson of old -U. E. Loy- ,--—- . alist stock. She came as a bride to HIGH RIVER. June Ila-Mrs. Rli- J-Iigh River over forty years ago, and ey, wife of Senator Daniel Riley and fhas ever since been a rich co..trib- one of the most widely known pion- ‘utor to the best life oi the cam- eer women of Alberta died here Sat- munity. urday evening after an illness which 1 . . lasted two months. . Prominent in Alberta Bled Cross 4 ~ circles, the late Mrs. Riley had been 5 Fannning School examination a resident in Alberta for almost 40 brought to a close a very successful years, having come west from her year's work on Friday afternoon. home in Prince Edward Island. She Upwards of forty attended the cine- is survived by her husband five sons, ‘Zing exercises, The principal’; report Claude, resident at Olds; Neil. Wil- which is as fo1lows,"wl11 be o; mm- low Creel: and George. Kenneth, and lest to many: Date, June 27th., 1930 Daniel, all living in High River. [ Fanning School was opened on Funeral services will be held Tuas- ,the morning of Aug. 27th., with an day at 2 p. m. from the family res- ‘attendance of forty-two pupils, Lag. ldénce- ier fourteen more enrolled making a A woman of outstanding person- gtotal of ﬁfty-six classiﬁed as fol. ality and ability was the late Mrs. ‘ lows; forty-eight of school age in Riley. She was a. leading woman not ‘the district, three outside the age only in her community, but tlirough- flimits and five from surrounding dis ;

' out the province as well as having ‘ trict. Of the ﬁfty-six, twenty-ﬁve

been a. hostess of more than ordin- wree enrolled in the advancd do. ary graciousness, when attending pzrtment and thirty-one in the pri- the parliamentary "sessions at Ot- ‘mar-y department. In October, two tawa with her husband. While es- pupils removed from the district so sentlally interested in her’ homeithat at the present time there are she was of a. very liberal mind a:.d ﬁftty-four P1113115 enfﬁlled- Clﬂ-i-iiﬁed held many interests outside her do- iaooordina to grades they are as fol- mestic interests. * loos: Grade 10. three: grade 9. nvi;

All through the war years she |8ri1de 3. thrﬁe; B11418 '7. 1W1”- grade

and was president of the local so- Israde 2| tllfeei B1158 1- W11. ciety. 'I‘he Daughters of the Em- "PM average attendance for the pire, too, claimed her as a worthy , year is 39-3. "P119 Pupils have not only I and capable member and she gave M39869‘! Milli/lily but 111W H150‘ particular thought to the education- been dililtﬂt 111 b11911‘ Wvrk. The ra- t a.l work of the order. She was for sult is that with very few exceptions‘ some years .a provincial officer of thty 118W Pissed their Grading ex- the I. O. D. E. iﬂmlfiﬂtlOhs and are being promoted In all branches of the church she ltoday. Three pupils have done the

took much interest and was a lead- Work 0f two Erﬂdes during the year.

er of women's work in the Presby- p 0116 Fade-i 1 3nd II- 0116 Brides H) terian church for many years. and III and the third grades VII and l

A sterling type of woman, broad- VIII. I minded and interested in the finest‘ Besides doing the regular work as l

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‘Church. as the officiating clergy- lman.

were closed, and hundreds of friends from far and near and from every walk of life, were gathered to Farming Wm lead the best’

[pay honor to one “ho had 5° Cm?“ A club called the "Jolly Workers" welcomed titem to lier home. Many old timers were present. who had shared with Mr. and Mrs. Riley in the experiences of pioneer days and who had learned to value to the full, her g-it of quick kindliness and friendship. Old and young and lit- tle children attended the service to , pay their final tribute of affectioni and esteem.

y limitations of pioneer life, Mrs. Ril-l’ ey held high her standards of refin- ment and intellectual aspirations w Her interests outside oi her home! were largely of a religious and phil- anthropic nature. and she was in-

broken and suffering. Her accom-i plishments in Red Cross and pat-i rctic lines, during war years and af- l ttr. were far beyond her strength,‘ and she has befriended many in their needy hours.

simple and beautiful nature, and at ‘ the last. hrrjive sons and her neph- ew George Tlidlrlson. laid her to rest. Great sheais of flowers from~ numerous organizations and from= individuals were a tribute to her. personality and a message oi sym-‘ pathy to Seiator Riley and the fam- l5 lly. ‘

on Saturday evening had not been: unexpected. She had been seriously ill as a result of a fall sustained in Ottawa, two months ego. Mr. Riley wired at once for Mrs. Neil Riley‘ . . _ .- - who left for Ottawa, assisted in ling u“ reed by principal’ dlsmnm Kay’ X bringing Mrs. Riley senior home, and has since scarcely left her bed-

side. She has been a most devoted; Pmgnnr owning speech’ Gerald say, Roy Chan-Hum;

Lodthart- Recitation. Hands and butt. Frﬂmcs Besides h" husbud and ﬁve mm’ Fingers ‘Janie Manderson~ Dlaogue, Jr.. Mai-ion Abbott; Grade ll. Jzan ]"“'i of the programme- is 37.1111

i ~ r ' raclc : Why‘), two boys; Recitation, a Boys Stewart. Brilco Mnooir/in- G Crock; Georze, Kenneth and Dan Ompumt Lash‘ Abbott; . Motion I Lawrence Rnmsma

recitation‘ A Lime gxong, thrae girls hart. Walter hiicblelil-M.

daughter. - Claude of Oids; Neil of Willow

at home, she leaves a sister. Mrs. Ramsay of P. E. 1., and four broth-

phases of work. Mrs. Riley has been outlined by the course oi studies, the an inspiratiorito her community at following activities were carried on: Hlght River and she leaves behind A school fair was held in Darnley,

her an indelible impression. but was not a very great success al- |

ftliougl-i the pupils of Fanning school , Ewen a fair share of the prizes, The ‘V M“ D‘ 5' Rue? .,same interest does not seem to be‘

‘ taken in school fairs now as m ior-,

On Tuesday afternoon, the fu_ er- ma, years I would like to say Just

ai of Mrs. D. E. Riley was held from F ithe family residence, with Rev. Mor- 1 rlson of Chalmers’ Presbyterian

here, that Mr. Murphy has informed me that all exhibits winning ﬁrst prizes at the rural school fairs are to be exhibited at a great central fair to be held in Charlottetown this fall. No doubt this will arouse more interest and Keener competition a-‘ mong pupils and scholars, I. hope

The business places oi the town

foamed by the pupils of the advanc- ‘ led department with Louise Burns as mreslden‘, held regular meetings onl Friday afternoons throughout the. ‘term. In the primary dep‘... a health: club called "Happy Members" ixithf Dugald MaoNutt as president. also‘ held regular Friday afternoon meetq -ings. Thesemeetings in both depart-i ments proved very entertaining and: highly instructive. | l_ In December, a. school concert and} {Xmas tree was held in Malpeque‘ ‘Ii-fall, from which the 811m of szaso

Through the years, in spite of the I

gfts for the children entertainment.

The funeral services were of a‘

ltunity oi expressing my deep Briti-

Mrs. Riley's death which occurred "land hearty companion “m1 us m

mm- gngd H meland. ers of 105-53301”, Ben of Vancouv- twehfiugarmc; reclaﬂgtusmlg ma“ er, William of P. ll. 1.. and Fulton Mam“. Mlﬂon Abbott; Dialogue, no Etiquette of the Occasion. We Associated Gas and Eloetnc Company girls; 1mg drill. twelve girls; Motion

Dividend Ne. 22 olClalAStotk recitation. s» My ma." nine 81"“

u t aghuaard of lliirlttnrlihr ﬂqwgfdialogue, nine girls; O Can- I If

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Aulnn l i3 o. ifhil-i-"l ‘rows... Prize List. Cumberland Scholar-

ratn of l/ibth of one share of Clara: ‘up ‘so’ Louise Bums. grade 1V.

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MR. .1. u. luyans C9¥“9.1'Y€*.‘5Y° Fa 1453s.!" 93"“

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_sup lies, books etc. There is still 57 Prizes for stant in response to the cry of the; iand Louise Bums 55; The Iortfollo and Project ‘hairs Ruth M°‘“@°m°'-"i' ‘which have been prepared by the $11 J83“ slmvjt pupils are on display today. There $15 195111’- is also a literature lesson "The Lark I Kali-laid at the Dggings." portrayed on the $1- ‘sand table. Pllblic , Before Proceeding with the exam- presented to Lois Ramsay and Iictcn l-rzutxc lo llrnri a- dilation I wish to take this oooor- Bum- Gradllig Li:t: C. tude to the pupils, parents and oth- caret Riley. T“ ers of the community. for their kind- A Jrl. LONE? El" ‘ness to me during my sojourn here. bara Machurt. I have spent a most enjoyable two Sidney 353C901‘ iears as teacher in Fanning school son. Helen Burns;

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EI wish to than]; the trustees. partl- Ramsay: gcularly for their ready assistance Amy Cilampicn. Crave Iii!‘- Gl-aclc. VI, Enid RfllllF " our work, We will now proceed with BYYBHIOY!» 1th, exunmmon MacGougan. l Order o: exercises, prlncipalls re- Lorne Qwcn, Kenneth Ovcn; Grido in QTTlCF to gin." th- ewtvgo fl3l1~ port: examination; program: 8114- V» Rub '

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