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| Owing to the death of Premier Arsen- ault'a mother and hi; leaving for sum. _ merside in the afternoon some im- D0\‘l8llt matters intended for discu~:a~ ion were laid over for 8 future meet-

_ing to be culled shortly. The date or llho oiieuint' of tl1e,Leghnuzure wus

fixed for Wednesday, April 2nd,

1 A SAD BLOW- The Guardian re-

ltzrets exceedinzilr to record the death int the nge oi’ n‘eventeen~inonths oi’ .\tho`l William the 'only (mild oi’ Mr. and Mrs. Reuben McDonald, which oe~

1 enrred yesterday morning. Little Ath- ul was a particularly bright and win- _ +101ne' cnna and his death win no ren _ 'most keenly. The Guardian joins in extending heartlelt sympathy to our journalistic colleague and his wife in _ their bereavement. `

DIED AT PORT ELGIN.-A inert

| sage- was received in Summerslde you ltorduy conveying the sud news oi the ideztth ot Mrs. Steele. widow oi’ the | inte Oliver Steele, `S1nnuxe'rsldt- which i occured Tuesday morning at the home ui' her non Mr. J. Steele at l’ort Elgin 1\i.l}. The _hmerul takes pluec from the undertaking oiliee ot li.A. Comp ` ton. Sumnxerside, this morning ut 10 o‘<-lock to St. l’nul’g C-hureh.

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I nl employee ofthe Government [louse .`l\arlottetown. Fred serrf--l tlirer ‘ vcnrs as un .\'.C.O. with the i‘.E.i. iieuvy Battery at lvcs Point. lluliinx. ‘- 'ind uf into was employed with thc" .\laritlnm Stationers. llc has had g-nunsiderable experience us u white: 1 ind butler and during the recent visit lm i‘hnrlotto!.own oi lli_-, lixceiiency I the Duke of Devonshire uttendtd him. il.ord Nevilln_ llis lExcellency‘s priv V lit- .~;t-crctnry was so well pleased with .\ir. I)uii`y's services upon thu:

it-catslpii tim in; nil`erc1,l him' the pos- tion nziadc vu/ennt by the tleuih ol' the . irnier valet, _who was killed on uctivf.

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'_e.l u.wu_\' to Him who gave it. She leav- ' ns to lnourn Wm. S., on the lioiiiesteutl [_\lurgn.ret. Mrs. Welsh, Victor, Color- ? Mio. .Iolm Somewhere in the west. two i hrotliers. John. Mermaid. and llobei-1.1 iimrver and one sisler Mrs. \\'. Stew-i -nrt, Vernon River, who was' with hex . ‘ .it the time oi her death. The funeral iwhltrh wus largely attended wus hcltl

lon Tlltrrsday and the last. Solemn rit- 1 rn were perforineil by the Rev. D. Mu- il.t-.nn w-ho spoke in highest terms of ithe elmractcr of the departed. having i lrnown her ns a resident of the settle ment for over hull a- century. In fact.

lane \v.a.s horn within two miles of thc: lplace where ,the resided during her happy wedded lite. She wus thc dnu- .ghter oi thc late respected \"illiaxn iSmallwood. A member ot the Chirst- iinn Church. Cross Roads, yet rarely fubsent. from 'tho Kirk, Lot. 48. (lc-iitlc inuri loving. .nrwayfi ready to assist. in i ltimo oftrqtgiriie. She willbo greatly i lminseclinthe- community whore aiu: ihad lived tho 77 years ni' her "curly pilgrimage. The ennlrct containi- `_ln;: her remains ‘\\'.1:~i gently borne iby i.las. lVlael<enne. Donald tinniplioll, i Wm.. Munn. Henry 'Sn1allwoorl. \\’m._

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und slncg _.-.then 1‘esided__ _with _ her daughter, Miss Jucqueliiie-ln:Suinincr- side. She brought, up u. family oi’ nine Ulllldfen. live sons and four daugliters. ull ot‘ whoni she llad.-tile stuistaction of seeing wéll educated and coinfort- thly. settled. The sons und duilglittcrs ire as folio\\'s`: ite-v. S. .l. .»\rsen'.inll, t‘ru:s»l1y. .\'orlh lhikotn. who spent two months in the prnvinrt- lust sninmrr visiting his- inother;. .\l1's.-(1)12) Gull- uni. Amherst, Magdalene lslninls; .\i1'. J. lf. Arsenault. Agent for the Lontlon

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unit., Suniinersidc; lion Aubin E. Arsenault. Premier of Prince Edwurd island. Charlottetown; Mrs. P. W. Dugal, Quebec city; Mr. Anthony J. Arsenztult, i'orn\erl_v of Williston, \`orth Dakota. new of Moncton, N. B.. Miss Octavio Arscnuult, Sunnnerside: ilir. 'i'. 0. Arst-nunlt`, Illinnczlpolis. 'l`u

th., lwre'uvetl i`u|nll_v the tlllardiun i<nitlt~i'.~: sliiccrc i=._\'|npntliy. .

The funeral will take plnce Thurs-

dny morninig. thu .<e1‘\'iues being held in St. l’nui's t‘l\urt-.ii Suininr-rsitle und

interment in th., rliurcliyurd of her

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ly wedding took place in the Convent

tihapel at ltustico, on Wednesday 26tl\ February, when Misa Josephine Gal- lant ot' Ruaticovllle, been-me the wife or Mr. Arthur Arsenault, or St. Rup- hnei, The bride was uttended by iiids Jnlitte Doueette. of itustico, while Mr. Joseph Gallant of Rustlcoville ably supported the groom, 'Phe happy cou ple left for their home in St. Reiphael. on ’l‘hnrstlay 2’I~th. They will be follow- ed in their way through lite. by the best wishes or it number ot interested l`i'iends.

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o`<:lo<~lr. yesterday morning. The lute .\lrs. Ars(-uunlt was 3 donglitor of tho late M. und Mrs. l~‘elix Gaudet, one of the oldest and most. prominent tunn- lles in Mincouche. She had been in failing health for some time past nnd since lust autumn had een voniined to her bed. tlliaructeristic of the happy Christian iiin fthe had lived. her ‘illness was borno with the highest (Jhristlun fortitude und patience. Sho was u ludy of tm-n\plu.ry clierdetcr.

lmspitulile to u degree and her l:ean~ tliul _home lu .-\brau\'s Villageduring the lite timo ei' hor husband will long bg pleasantly remembered by tht- many' in this und the neighboring provinces who enjoyed its hospitality.

daughters were allways, sure- ot .\

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