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OUR NEWS BUDGET FOR OUR SATURDAY SUBSCRIBERS

MONDAY

—HOSTESS T0 LADIES SOC- IAL CLUB -Mrs. H. G. Mutthrt was hostess on Friday evening to the members of the Ladies Social Club of Trinity United Church- Mrs. Muttart was assisted in her pleasant duties as hostess by M15- R. L. Mcllison mid Mrs. lylucKtrt. At the business meeting of the club it was decided to hold o. salad tea on May 21st. A very enlflyflble social evening followed the busi- ness meeting and a. delicious lunch W83 served by the hostess.—S.

The death cf the late Mr. James Gcnncy o1‘ 11115 (1-9, vttntli took place at the Charlottetown Hospi- tal during the csurse of last week will be much regretted by his many friends, He Fives to mourn his

. hvrs, Mrs. Des- Dtrcuiy bf this Licut. Arthur and also a son-in- igw, Capt. Sdtczc Dcsrcches all of ‘vncm are serving with the IOIOQS in Ncnvfcutndlann‘. one brother Jchn iii Ctiarlcttctown and a sis- ter in 111s United States.

OLDEST GRADUATE DIES — The funeral 0f 1m».- late Mrs. J._ B. {MacDonald will be held from tier late residence, 171 Dorchcster St.. this morning at 8.45 to St. Dun- stanls Basilica, thence to the R.C. Centric . The late Mrs. Mat-Don- ald 11x1. in her 87th year and “'38 the widow of the lute J. _B. Muc- Donald, at one time a lending mer- chant of Charlottetown. The deceas- ed was well known to the older generation and was the oldest 818(1- uate of Nctre Darn:- Acad-Ptny. She “'11: Htiiturarv Prti-"irient 0t Notre name A. lllliif’, Sm- will be sadly lllk-SCKI by her fantily and n host 0f friends.

death occurred suddenly

"' attack in Saint John,

25th of David R. nth year. Formerly cf

. ks Road and Suffolk. P. l.‘ Lslutid and tor the last five years 1111s iesided 1n St. John and vic nity. His sudden death came as a rent shock to his relatives and fr ands as he had been in his usual B006

ltcaltii and attended church service y 111211 evenintt where he P955“ “Will'- -

A short. service was held at N. W. Brcniin dc Sons funeral home Thursday evening, February 20th where all that remained of a kind and loving son and brother were then removed to Charlottetown. RE. Island accompanied. by his nephew Wallace B. Douglas.

tor McNevin,

The following 111199194’ from I Re 1 r hu been received by 1.1555 gripe Q14. when the late Mlle MecKennte

her two brothers. John and Charles Mac- Kcnzie lived after removing to this country from Scotland.

Jean MecKemiie, 4.9 Fron- tenac ape: nits. l. _ resident Regina for years. drrector the gaagaétcacwanudumor d? Mo“.

1e r a ngerin‘ ¢Sl - daylaftemon at the General hos-

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1 p Funeral services were held ‘Thurs- day afternoon from '

Wriah a c t I ‘c with b11111 501 ‘i’ ‘us the

fitgt in , v. S. . survived by

u M. p. 12. Regina. services.

M155 McKenzie l1 thiee brothers Captain John MacKenzie, , attached tn Cnnadi , ton WC- fiiiiai- A ‘our.’ Q o u“

Mia Mackenzie wu at Braemer, Scotland. and cum to Prince Edward Islalnd 1111912. In 1913 she trained as e tame at the Bo a1 Victoria hospital. Montreal, m1 o; m m» over-ecu nervicc in t War".

AN IBLANDIII. IONOIID- On April 18th upwards of fifty people gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Campbell of Cam- brih e. Megs to celebrate tho Ilc Rh Mocleolnm surprise the Octogvmarian soon realized he was the cause of such l large gathering and Joined with them in his Jolly manner and help- ed entertain with lively stories and tales of old He was ably asoieted in this tuk by Mr. Ju. Thomas. Izmtrumentbi music for the own- ing was furnished by Mr. Lorne Simmons, Miss Doris Fitzgerald. Stanley Campbell. and Mr. Virgil Fitzgerald. Hillbilly songs and music was rendered by Billie MacEachern. Freddie Publlcover and Jimmie Boyce. Before Mr. MacEachern was asked to cut his cake, he was waited upon by Mrs, Matilau MacDonald and Mt". Peter Murchcrson who presented him with gifts and e. large stack of cards. Afters reading of cards and opening of packages. the guest of honor was 8Y9“- iy moved by the many tokens and expressions of good wishes and all he was nblc to say svhen asked for 1 speech tvns "Thank you a1l." Luncheon Wits served by Mrs. Stanley Campbell, Mrs. Harry Desmond, Mrs, Bob MacGregoi", Mrs Alex MacDonald. Miss Evelyn Class. and Miss Rosie Fitzgerald. Dhcrs prcseitt. besides the ones mentioned were - Mrs. Rachel Watkins. Mr and Mrs. Murdock MacDougall. Mrs. Florence Mac- Fadyen, Mrs. Sadie McArthur. m. and Mrs. Victor Boyce. M158 Elizabeth Boyce. Mrs. Jas Thom- is, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton. MP5- Christie Buchanan, Mrs. Bark- house, Mr. John stcvenson. Mr. Percy Barkhouse. Mr. and Mrs- Davld MacDougall, Mr. B0179"- MacGi-egor, Mr. Alex MacDonald. Mr. Andrew MacDougall. Mr. W11- lic Jenkins. Mrs. Vlrcll Fltlilefflltl. Mr. and Mrs Donald McFadyrtj. Miss Ruth Ferguson. Miss Edhi enman. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gass. Mfrs. 110F116 Simmons. Mrs. Peter Murcherson, Miss Mabel Owens, Mr. Harry Desmond. Mr. and Mrs. John MrcDoutmll. Those tinable in attend but send 11111111’ fclicitatiohs were. Mr. John D. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Al. Nixon. Mrs. Howell- Mr. MacEachcrn together with Mrs. MacEachem who have been spending the winter with their daughters in Cambridge. Mass, plan in the near future to return to their home in Dong Creek. Prince Edward Island.

FUNERAL SATURDAY - The funeral of Mrs. Prank R. MurDhY was held Saturday morninv from hre late residence. 109 111111119019 5t. to St. Dimstnn‘; Basilica wtvr." Requiem High Mass was cele- hated by cant. we Rev- W W‘ Cardin who also conducted service it ilte grave. 'I‘hc pallbearers were! Messrs. John Cameron. "overt Duncan, Herbert Vanlder-

inc. Howard Mcfnnie. Jame!

"ggtns end lineno Holland.

when of .150 ua .1 Xlfllfillzlutlmiwb,“

[FUNERAL SERVICES — ‘The funeral of Mr. James Gormley was held Saturday morning from his late residence, Water Street, to St Dunstan’: Basilica where Re- quiem High Muss was celebrated by Rev. Fat-Bier Dougan who also conducted set ice- at the grave. The Pallbearers ttcre Messrs, D. J. Riley, Patrick Murnaghan. Vic- tor Purdy, Bert Sliaiv, Daniel Nocnan and John Doyle.

RETURNS T0 DUTY —- Cpl. J. T. Lines o! the Roytil Canadian Mounted Police 1'»'.‘ll11'1l('(‘1 to the pro. v1ncei"cceiit1v tiller completing a thrce-tnonth course at the Canada Police College in Ontario. He is on duty once more at Souris where he tvasstationcd before going away. During his absence Cotisttibk: P. D. Trcnotith was stationed :1‘. II\~SLL‘Z‘XJ King's 1.11211 11.0 1i “"1111 (fctisi, D. J. V, Ziuiidy". (ltmt. Tre- notttli ZS back in Suinniersidc now.

FIREMEN OUT - City flrctncn were culled out for two minor fires yesterday. The first was foi" a blnzc in a yard on Uptw" Hiilsboro Strut which \\"-.t.~. cxtitiy " d without " - llCllliy. 'I‘i1.'s 0:1 ii i ill 4.10. ‘ eecond blaze Wlla 111 an old cut" b at tlic rctii" of Barbour and Mu»- Donalds garage on Fituoy’ Strce; and bgiliintl the S‘l\'t\l10i1

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. ~ . ; 1 cases iiic fires were belktcd in 1il1\(.‘ but sinrltd by children, ftrcnictt said.

Mrs. Keith S. Rogers. who [or some years has been an active mem- ber of the national organlzattion and who has aIt-Jtided recent C011- veiitions in H1111 x and Vancouver was itattntid Piesttleitt. of the new Charlottetown Branch. The other officer chosen at the meeting were a; folovrtu- Honorary President, Mrs. P. W. Clarkln; Vice-President, Professor J. H. Blanchard, Prince 0f Wales College: Secretary. Mrs. Warren Duchcmiii: Ctmnnittcc Alcmirtrs. twissrs. J. R. Burt 1t and J. E. Harris.

FUNERAL. HELD --T1:ie funeral of the late Malcolm J. Docherty, New Haven, was held Saturday af-

- n strvit-c was 1111111 g “nee conducted by Nev. T. W. Goodwill who also cuti- ductcd the service at Clyde River Presbyterian Church, assisted DY Rev. A. E. Todd. Pallbearers were: Messrs. S. Colwill, Clarence Friz- aeli. Duncan Cram. John Gallant, Neil J. McKinnon, Donald Mc- Fadyen. Interment Clyde River Cemetery.

FIR-ST LOBSTERS —- The first lobsters of the season a. peered on the markets in Charlotetown on Saturday night. Prom one section of the country, North Rttstico, a fishing village on the north side, came 700 pounds of the tasty crus-

ot tacoam. ThL; was the result of the

first day's haul, with only part of the traps out. The fishermen in this section did not complete “run- ning the lines" until Saturday. Most of the lobsters caught the first clay were small. They were retailing at.

l 35 oente a. pound in Charlottetown.

friends of

The many Louis u. Blanchard were shocked w learn of NB

hi! death on Saturday night in the Charlottetown Hos ital after a. com- pai-ettvely short 11 css.

Mr, an ard was the son of

Bi. ch svtna Blarw nddth§ ldagtc 183181!!! or, u e ntv of King's

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loaves to mourn hie demise his mother. three brothers, Cornel- ius B., Halifax; Jack and Albert at home; and five sisters, Mrs. Byron Brown, Lucy, Mrs. Jack McAleei", Mu. J. Dovgan, Marv and Antoin- ette all of hcrlootetown. -WEDDING BELLS —- The mar- riage took place on Saturday eve- ning April 25th at the Presbyter- ian Manse, Rev. Wm. Verwolfe of- ficiating of Sergt. Rowland Savage OVBNGII.'IWES,1GO Mlle Mary 0. Oonibou, Broolrlln, Ontario. At- tendiirg the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. JCOTgQ Jefferson James of Donville, Virginia. and Sergt. John Beaurold Noll, Big Springs Texas. Sci‘ t. Savage received his wings" at recent Wing; Parade at m). 9 S.F.T.S., SSide when His Honour Lteut. Governor lcPcgu presented tlie graduates with the coveted wings. The newly married ooupl and their friends left the follow- ing Monday morning for the main- and, . and Mrs. Savage going to Toron where the gmom has been posted-S.

llAS BUSY DAY- Mr. John A. Stilt-s. 24.13.11. 011101 Executive Com- inissionci" for the Boy Scouts in Canada, had a busy day in the pro- vince Saturday. Accompanied by Hi5 Honor, Judge H. L. Palmer, Past President oi’ the Provincial Boy Scout Association. he called on His Honor, Li-etir-r-nant. Governor B. W. LePage 1h ‘we morning. Later, ac- ccmpanicd by M1'. R. S. P. Jar- dine, President oi.’ the Provincial Association, he paid a visit to His Worship, Mayor B. Roy Holman. They then went to the Provincial Building and. in the abbcnca nf the Premier. vititcd Hon. J. P. McIn- tyre. In the afternoon. 111.11 Jardine, Judge Palmer. Mr. K. M. Mar , Provincial Commissioner, and Mr. Stanley McInnis, Provin- cial Erxecutive secretary, he went to Georgetown and Montague by motor and conferred with those in- tcrestetl in Scouting. Today Com- mitsionei" Stiles will Mldr-"ss the Rotary Club and later will g0 to Summerside.

There passed awav on Sunday mornlntl at her hrme 1n Stimtnor- side M1"... Thomas L. Hinton offer an illness of rtbnut a your. Slit.» was the daughtm" of the late Samuel Howard and was born at Cornwall PE I. in ‘B61.

Mrs. Hhiton had lived in Stimmer- side nll Pct" tnarried life and was highly csicci11et1._sr11~ =. huthr-tt

1"." ' ' 15c!" .. and much sympathy is ..i".dcd to her bereaved husband win is left to cherish her mctnory.

There are also l"i'!. to miurn four dutightcrs. Mrs. Porn-l P.v'.-rin=m,_ Calgary: Mrs, E. C. Matthew; monton. Alta; Mrs, R. C. :11 Providence. Rf: Mrs. Milrlrc M11- likcn 0f Tornnm who came 1111:1111 about a veer ago to nurse mother; also two .<t.-;t-“i"."., ,_ George Blot-mu. Furl so otchtwah, Alberto" Mrs, Henry \Vcz‘1»7c_ 1

and three 1)1't1‘1l Samuel Howard, V."~ncwuv<~1"~ Benjamin Howard 1-‘, lmtritlott: mu‘ Mr. Frank Howard. (Imnwnll.

The funeral will be hr-ltl n11 1111.“.- dgv afternoon at 2 o'clock from hcr late residence to the People's Ce ne-

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. w‘ from the honi-J

. conducted by Rev. G. Carlyle Web-

9 Church, Vernon River,

IWJESDAY

LAID T0 REST —- The funeral of Mrs. J. B. McDonald was held yesterday morning from her late residence 171 Dorchestcr Street to Si. Dunstanls BllSllllill where Re- quiem High ltfasls 11.1.» rclsbrutcti by Capt. the Rev: W. lilcCaitilc. The pallbearers were: hlessi"... W. l). Gillis, D. J. Riley. '1‘ W. L. Prowse, H. A. ltfesserveyi, Frank J. McDon- ald and Dr. I. E. Crokcn. Rev. bouts Dougan conducted service at the grave.

FIIIEMEN IIECEIYII EQPIP- MEN!‘ — About bu utixiltnrv tite- nicn. A. R. P. gattitrcd in the City Building last night to rccenve their equipment. Each 1111111 was outfitted with helmet, rubber boots, overalls necessary" m

and other equipment tli1\_'.". Uttun. ' (11 ' 0f

the prosccttiioti (:1 i115 B. E111’

W115 lssttnitcc

stib-cottitniitt-c. supervisctl the equipment. FUNERAL YESTERDAY _— The fun :11 of 1| e lute if . Annie Fer- " ' 1i was 11.10 ‘c. ’ 11101111 . h 1'1 .l~. n- netn F‘él‘gl1:§t)tl, Graiton b. rt. Sci‘- vlce at the late home and grave was

ity . of the

ster. The 111111110 wort‘: Messrs. ES. But-ll, N. Vc- H I1. Court, Frank McKee. Aiurdcck R05“. 13011- nld McKinncii. Interment. Prolflei‘? Cemetery.

FUNERAL SATURDAY - The funeral of the late MTS. William F‘- Rcper, 64. Wits held from her 1- tleiic-i‘. 11 Park Terrace ’\V ttltcrnoon. Service-s were . by the Rev. Dr. Hugl . 1' ‘ ut (he Rev. Donald Bootln-oyd. But"- ial was in the People's Cemetery, Dr. Millet" officiating at the grave. The pallbearers tivcrc: Mcsfl‘ - Cotton. Edgnt" Whltkirk. Gordon Holntix-t, J.1.i1 Patrick Mt-Gttigaii.

The death of Mr. Henry Warw k-Kelvvev. W- tlred, actor" fi"om Eitgland, occurred vester-dav hftcr a brkrf illness in ‘m. pg}, Hospital I10 had ben msiding in this province flu‘ SPY- eml years. mflkufl 111-1 1“-f"l“‘ l" Fortune Bridge. '1I1e lab M1" War- wick-Kebvey ls a native of S11.- ten, England, and had a (11-5- tingulshed career o"1 the stag". He retired about to yv-vh-i 5'11’! B1‘. 15 survived by a xvtfc, who 1S 111M112 at Fortune Bridge,

The death ‘occurred at Prince Edward Island hospital. on Avril 27th of Mrs, Morson Shoiren at thg early of 49 years. dearly below by her usband and family.

The late Mrs._Shci"1_~:>n who was born in Lancashtrc. t . fill“ crime to Canada in 19111 friends in this city. She \\ .

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sons and two f1fll1g11tf>l‘5-~Nf>l who ls now servinc H! 1114* f Navy overseas; Roy, 5111111 rence, Jack and Jamcsi 81>" and Althea who are all uh 11°. Tm 513mm 5,159 mourn her passnitl. Mrg. James A. Clark, Soellm-ton. ., and Mre- Joseph Inert. Lah- cashlre, England.

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11mm pggaed pcaccfttlly away at hi: homo in Avondnle on April 20rd. John flushes need nihW-llx you‘: and four months. A life 1on8 resident. of Avondale, honest. hurfl working and industrious. 11¢ 13111111 for himself and f111lil1Y F! commit‘ aim home. which he cngoyed with them In his dloeltning years. He W115 n. lflnd father. a good and charit- eblo neighbour. always ready to mist the sick and needy. 1115 charity will never be known here below, He was a sincere and pracltcnl Catholic and received the 1m gmraments from his beloved put“ Rig-m, Rev, Moneg Maurice lvllcDcnald. Hi; wife predeceased him thirty are ago. He leaves to cherish h 5 memory four daugh- ters namely, Mrs P. A. Curran, Mrs. B. McNtilly both of Iitrttwrit Bay, and Elizabeth and Catherine at" home. The sons are John 15.. of Athol, Mane; Frank E. of Wil- mington and Patter J. on the home- stead. The funeral took place on Saturday 25 to st. Joachmih and w'as largely attended. "

SCOUT COMMISSIONER gEAVliii — Mr 0-

. E. Ohtef " er for the Boy Scouts Association of Canada. leaves this moming _cn return to Ottawa. after conducting an official tour of the Mariiutics. He arrive in this province Friday evening. ollowing his address to Rotary yesterday, in company with Scout o ficiels rom Charlottetown, he motored to Summciz-iclc. Here he called on Premier Catnpbe11._. c1" W. J. Lidstone, and other cit Last evening a large audience cncd to an interest. an ll(1(11'(‘SS v- en by Commissioner Sctlcs. He spoke on ing". A feature of the public meet- ing was the presentation of prizes to the Scouts and Cubs, won at the last Apple Day sale Mayor Lldstortc presided and Group Capt. E. G. Fullerton, R. C- A. 1T, and Mn A. P. (Ilerettl. Borden Scout. Master, were resent. Mi". R. S. P. Jzirdinc. Pm, nt of the Provincial Associ- ation. Mr. K. M. Martin, Provincial Commissioner, Mr. J. J. MGFFV‘ Vice President and 1.11". Slnnlvv Mc- Innis. Exccut-ivc F/f‘(‘1'flfl1‘}.'. accom-

cnied the Commissioner on the

rip to Stimmersidc.

TOPPLING TOMBSTONES — Chief A Blrtwhisflr of me City Police FOTCO visited 111v Old Come- tery on Eim Avenue yc.s"i'd'trlt 1110*!“ lng to investigate n rrpvrt. 330m m0 trustees of the property ‘M 1,116 effect that simebotlv 11111 b 0T1 knocking over scme of lnu tomb- stones. H0 found ‘hat a *1‘. 1w,- nf the: luiadstsncs. tom: will" (‘trifl- (".1 m the incmogv cf rt" \‘~'"~'> dicd nmrc than ll rcntttrv ti, . “'81?! lying tint on the '11'0'lll(1. Clnm" Birt- wistlc said lost nitzlit that. mint: por- scn or tiersons. ttt'-"11"\1"I11" P11i1l1fPn. had been responsible for ":1.,\l)1i.n?.' the 51.111105 hut he 111:0 113l1l"/‘-‘<1 1511B wind and other clement: were rt!- sprmslhlc for some n’ 1h- rlttmflfl". Thc ccmcicfv 1111:; lwm t‘ . rid rltiflc 1874. Snnto of the nlilcr mznumcnts boar the tvtmt-s of m-"n W110 lilfllcd a llrflllllllflll- part. i|1 shmilni: P118 rarlv l1is.lo|"v of this" limvlutt‘ 1H

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y I111‘ 11111110! ‘it-tn, T11 ‘pl’. .. 11111111." olltm- htitittstrncs are 1115a as‘- soritttmi 111th curly (lays in the prtvince and city.

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L. Muddy

"The Twelve Pillars of Scoul- o

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‘ e community cf Valleyfield WEDNESDAY and surrounding districts learned -—---- with deep regret of the sudden —VISI'I‘ED IN NOVA SCOTIA— passing of Mblcohi, S. MacLeod on Mrs. W. E. Jenkins has returned to Tuesday, April 14, 1942. iii’- 13*"? “t.s“‘i““‘§““° ‘its’? “"- °1 1 u V" l? i?" c l- Morell loet another of its out- Wh e there she visited friends at gLgnding farmers 185g, week when Hubbard-i. 511116110115 V5116)’. 313d‘ death called Mr, Daniel McGuire, torcl. Windsor, Dartmouth and Hal- who mg gnjgyed m5 Hood health itax. glnbllffl. short time‘ ago. [Uafllxlltdulngfi i" annex" an rtve ere —ni>ccivbs 11mm! - w. 135 11m and several members of his Ambrose Farrel of Central lot 18 ll family also settled here. a patient in the Prince County _-_-- Hospital suffering with a broken A. It. P. MEETING- Ma or W. Lg. Mr. Farrel was brought to the H. Poole. vice-chairman of e Ci- Print-a County Hospital on Satur- villan Defence Committee, A.R.P.. tiny. 11f ter he was accidentally kick- Inspector J. A. Wright. controller of t-J by n, horse while working on the Police services; Mr. D. M. Gaels, con- tnrm. He is resting as well as can trollei" of public utiliti , and Mr. be expected-S. C. A. Beer, controller of fire ser- j? vices, leave today to confer with A. DOUBLE BEREAVEMENT

- R. P. representatives frcm the. obitct" Fred Kelly, Bayfield St.. ra- Maritime Provinces. 'I‘he meeting am Monday informing will be held in Moncton and ma".- ath on Sunday of her ters relating to the A. R. P. work brother, Frank Landri an in l-Iart- will be dlscusse’. ' ford. Conn; and anot er telegram -———' on Tuesday with nevi-g of i119 MJGILL BOY TRAINS BRI- death of 111-1- brother Arthur of New GADlL-Home friends will be inter- York on Monday. A double 11m- ested 1n the following reference in .9121! 111111 be held on Wednesday 111° Mimlrefll S1" 1° 3°” EH11 morning from St. Benedict's Church, °f M“ and M-Ys- Stewart Ben °f Bronx, New York. Westm -t., P. Q.. who are annual ____ visitors to Mrs. Beaks home town:- The First Westmount Company of CAPTAIN 0F BRANT - ‘me the Boys’ Brigade established a new new Captain of the C.G.S. Brant record on Friday evening when 1;.- m: Archibald Campbell of Cler- eyerv membclt" “of the ‘ilmbulhhce tnmzt. Who was recentl romoed @1155 51100555 u l’ D5589 9x511111** from the rank of 1st mite‘? g6 i... atlons. conducted b E. J. Milner, places cape Bu“ K611). who“ re_ battalion examiner is is the first tirement was announced last fall. um’ 5M1‘ 5 remrd h“ bu“ “m1” L/Ir, Herbert Anderson o; the c“ ed in Montreal Battalion m5 been appointed 1s; mam He and reflects efllciency 0n the part h,“ been on the hydrogmphlc of Lieut, Bob Beal, who trained this steamer "Henry Hudson" but was class’

transferred to the Brant. The runeral‘ o!‘ ‘mo “m: Mm

__ . Charle: Sudsbury was held from ¥§.,§'R@m§§”fif s‘ her late residence in Kensingwn on Friday afternoon a? h“ homy 1;“ Tuesday afternoon and was largely

meek M, mdele s f: 1‘ attended by 01d friends and neigh- M.“ khowl, farmer 6r ‘Si’ bors. After a short service at the L m. had ,.,.,5,-ded -n M dde home the service was continued in . k 5,, ms me 31. a; t, “ Y st. Stephen's Church Burlington, pioneers of the villaghtigrleefclaavgeg ggnggctedng tggemcwr is; tn " 9 - “ed ....‘i,“‘.".,_§;.’; féiflofif ,,‘f,*{,",,,g"» L“ drug-titer of Mr. and Mrs. w..1. a neighbour“ 5am, “N, m: m} Murphl. Sea. View and was a resid- wns he... 0,, find, ' I, m f’? ent of that prim till l1 few ve-trs 1-9-1191... t y °m “.3 ago when she and tier husband n1T..‘.-¢..”°M,‘§cf,fg.,‘f,°*§ thg. 35pm“ moved to Kensington where they .1...“ pp 091Gb, yedmfh 1" M°““‘ have since resided. She will be grass: sf,‘ " mphmf. m. tgenggggga“: kindly rernembe ed by mtmy friends ed were pallbearers-s. he" "m? d” 1y 4°91“! h" 1W”