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,NEWS-Screen Snapshots and Comedy l

_ PoNY coNTEsT

NOMINATING COUPON

PONY CONTEST ~

' ` ` ‘ » oEPosiT _AT 1>iuNcii Einvlino on

CAPITOL THEATRE WORTH

1000 VOTES _

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Guardian Offer the following 3 months subscrip- tion $1.25, 5000 Votes. 6 months $2.50, 12000 Votes

- and 1 year $4.00, City 1 year .$.'».00, £i(l,00t) Votes.

Votes given at Guardian Office. '

Partial lists of contestants will appeal' eacii day, in the Guardian. »

The Contest open to all children in (Queens County. _ `

CA P1 TOL Now PLAYING

iii: Torso wirii 'riu

ous ivisarou _ woilum.

man in "False Faces" which opened

Cccdcd in bringing to the screen

season. From the opening scenes until the

closing dramatic climax, "False Faces” is excellent screen fare. Faced with a character almost tot- ally devoid of sympathy, Sherman has succeeded in not only giving one of his iisualiy excellent per- formances, but in investing his character with great charm.

The story of “False Faces"’ deals

with a plastic surgeon, who, for the sake of material wealth. breaks all the rules and ethics of his profess-

ion.

An excellent supportinz 085% 01'

Peggy Shannon, Lila Lee, Joyce Compton, Miriam Seeger and Pur- iicil Pratt are all that could be de- sired in their various roles.

“Marry Me” Excellent Musical Comedy

1 One of the most delightful and captivating musical comedies ever to appear on the Prince Edward

Harbor, \

Messrs. M. A. Macl\e1l1 an

stewart Little Sands;

E’

Ccok Bcl‘e River, attended Cou ly Lodge at Pine_t 1

Dalrylug co.. uidon. have been

winter.

The serioilslilness of MF- MOMY

wrt ls regretted by

Griffin. Newto . . - this relatives and immediate friends-

.zcreen opened yesterday sponsored by the Y's Mcits Club. lt is the sen- sational musical comedy succecs "_\larry Mc,‘ with Renate Muller, the "Sunshie Susie" Girl, George Roby, Harry Green, two of Eng- land`s famous eoiiiedians. i Some of the most tuneful numb- ‘ers vet lieard in talking pictures are

5 ‘sung in "l\iarry Mc." The ii10ll\C

`s<.liu. "So, Will Somebody Marry `l\lt" is novel in ‘lic extreme An-

iother catchy song is “Early__Bii'cls" ` ,sung by the leading players. A Lit-

itic Sunshine" sung by Miss Mu lei' 'iii a bus. eventin.‘iy enticing all the lgour looking occupants to join in the chorus Another haunting

who has been convalescinn, from a

severe attack of w"00t>‘1lB C0!-Ish. iS

leaving this week for ii \\'PCi¢’S_

Mis; Margaret Campbell Eldon’

---" ctllrmll aullnnull Bequests Tv

n 1 of-n's

voriiniug uf is nnruy mifure may bn Inu-rn-.I in 4 renin n word ulrirtly

for (Pythian) and Pythian Sisters

Castle Hall. B198-2-17-Oi.

BELLE RIVER SERVICE-Feb.

of her brother, Dougal.l Msctllo ray, ulio p't.sed away Monday

the result. An unusual occurrciicc ha ened to the floats when the

out of its position. Timely and strenuous efforts by a number Of, citizens succeeded in bringing it. safely to shore, otherwise it- \V0l11d have drifted out the harbor.

HungerMarchers _f

Aaoosroox JUNCTION, adn

treatment at the P. E. ffland Ilos- 27__By the Camdmn Pre5)__

arrived heme from the hospital and her condition is not so satis-

Mrs. Joseph McCabe, Iona, has'

faetoiy as would be wi.-‘hed by her, many friends' the day and a. constable was on

` p?;’u'n§{er __rnua_?1yg_;;fr;_deS__1_T¥;:_ ‘Saying they and tlieh' families were .“' ° °i’ 5 ` n fi dc fu mlslns

_near future. lmgry an man ng D V 0

,from the local stores, 25 to 30 men marched into Aroostook Junction this afternoon from tim California settlement district, near the border of Maine. News of their coming reaehedl the storekeepers early in

f ._ _ , _ _ _ , _ _ \,. ,_ ~ " ' .

‘ " ' " ' ` ‘ ‘ " number ls “Youre so Wonderflil to liand, but no disturbance occurred.

f ' ' Mc" a melody Cl/0f.\`°“° Wi" be M the .Mme of “ning Rev` J' R; Councillors and the P°§tmaster. af-

- ». » . _ - . ' _ till d th slrilfu.

t Jean Currie, l"'nest Georicatt humming, and vvlisiiiiigf the _____c_t Sllirner is sd c_ un__e_§ msc S _Pd _/___ mlkmg mth me mem arranged

i John Mahler.-R. N "Merry MC" is Clie _ "I , care of the 0 or a D _O supply _ with enough pm

pirtuxes that has yet rome out o |m0°vcry is hmked forward to hl _ _ _O _ast _mm an ____ _ga-

- _ -, >_`> _'__ i3ri‘i:‘li st.u'_lios_ it; is liapPY. tuncful, _W5 On.

A splendid supp‘y of c ul.. _ _ _____» ;C_______ ____C__________ __w__y ____m_ me his many mcnd5_ _ _ s

Th t_d ck rfiom _ ,W-“_

e mP;iiCiltcatt§r(ide;y mlrliiyr of _ s0;I;i_Lé;`A" cigfhgy Mr Charles E_ Mnckcnzph M11- some place t is wo games at cornwall between the which Mary Tahhhgtom 7]__ye`,,_,._°1d tom and M,-_ Wilbur Younker, ’twei'e not for the lassies O". The

nin did not come up to the ex-

°r N' M' C' md C' G'c‘ county charity charge, guarded Kingston, attended County I.r0dl!9|eV° F5 _

jealou.'>1v after she was taken to a L. O, A. at Pinctte. Feb. 14th a1'\d\Pe°ii1ii°IiS Of tilt! y0u1'ig people ow-

ing to the scarcity of the much

°_“" 1 .- lr ' _ . _ Mr. Georec E~

iosp ' il was inspected today by an were tre guests of needed ____c______ce or me f______ ___c___

been Ubmmcd by Skvcml of mei Ne e e d Gua rd, siniie of a. pleasant hour well spent.

H°iiH“<1 00"” . 'luke our tip. see “Marry Mn The young men who went t° Fla" mrs 'mavmsa woivniN's _

N 0 t Chaflty . . . River hall recently to attend the ENSTITUTE

Belfast and Vicinity

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R“‘gW°°d W°’“@“° 1"” W" ‘“° 1-.ta~ndant_ A total or 52,605 was oochcrty.

thi mcetin a the

was ca

dance could go home repeatini! (With apologies to Burns) "a 10110-

However, we trust that their iicxt

th°i’m°“ Y ' gi roudllhb bttne ri - of Mrs. Ernest Currie. Th“"5' ma: olixice clwiseduat thgg;0\;;_. The annual meeting of the will be a Success socially and other- evenmg' The rpgmar business farm refused to explain County County Lodge L. O. A. was held Wi5¢-

med wi' in me “sum wuy' agencies have been aiding the wo- in McEwen lodge room. Pinelife W1'

` acin fans were quite

reported favorably. 1. man for __ y______ Bridge gn Tuesday, Feb, 14th Horse r g

l" d ` in f01` ` ' The V15 disappointed that the plans for a

was decided to buy _an cas hh _ e anehdmwc _ the mmol’ also matcrm.` to com- lling abrelxen were met at. Mel- race on Pinette River di'ci not ma-

t the ti e of writing

plete quilt. No program was car- vme station by Mmmanrs ¢m¢l¢ terlalize. A_ __ _ni ___ _

plans are dsciisse o have c ce

ried out as the remainder of tie h _md convcycd to the lodge mom_ , _ _“___

'evening was Spent sewing. After Si dainty lunch all repaired to their homes happy that they had accom- plished so much. A sewing bee was also held at the home of MIS. Joseph Doiron Feb. 8th, another to take place at the home of Mrs. John McDougall, March 2nd.

Following is the honor roll of

Ringwood School for the month of January.

Grade X-i. Muriel McKinnon. Grade IX-l. Nelson Currie: 2.

Beta White; 3. Eileen White.

Grade VIII-1. Constance Cllr-

vie.

Grade VII-1, Fforrie Currie; 2.

‘Stanley Doii-on; 3. Warren Mahler.

Grade VI-l. Vincent Doiron; 2.

lean Clinic.

Grade V-i. Amos Gcorvcait: 2.

Erlldst Georveatt-1 3. Inez Mc- Mahon; 4. Earl McMahon.

Grade III-1. Freddie Murphy;

it. Gordon McLean; 3. John Mah- ler; 4. George McEaehcrn and John Mclean; 5. Arthur Fechan. Perfect and Punetual attendance

Tor the month:--Muriel McKinnon md those having a monthly aver- lse of 75%, Freddie Murphy, Gor-

twclve cents a pound. The increas-

Froln , h rt sehsloh has hc1d_ scraped at M'\oMil’ans Cove

_ h s o

isllcclili to The Guardian) .¥h;x;c “irc thmmmed at d|hnm~'hold the portpmlcd race there. But

_SAINT JOHN, N. B., Fab, 27- _'__ the homes at the mmbylsucli is life. Man proposes-

High tariffs and exchange are Orangemen The ancmooh ses. _working out to the advantage of _,on bchan at two dcloch and A jolly oveiilng was spent at the Growers in the British West Indies. ;_'_0m r_;po1,tS proved a very pm- home cf Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mac-

lBritlsh West, Indies early season _ th _ The om Sh_yh.,g_ donald. Point Prim, on Wednesday,

_ _ .bl

hroduce reaches Saint John direct SVOITCC _:id no phw.. whsllecli. 15th, whm they ¢-,ltggrlnlrled on Cftiiaclian National steamships d _cd hd Show rum., wasi a number of young people in hon-

vessels and has almost entirely rc- 3 (fp B l " - lor of Mr, Wilbur Younkcr, King-

red when Brother Macl<uinon,s_ h has been _______n________L0__ds Store on S_____rday_ M_____ch_

placed United States crops on the ` ` . . _ ._ on, W 0 Saint John marlwt. declared a d°“gl“°d th" ”“d,‘°‘;.°°,“"th ,ffghlcouttly Lodge at 1=incl_lr. violin mil- Mrs- G°1'd°" HM*/Cv and

al b lpe sc ec iois w ,Mi's_ Albert Sherren were appoint-

lciicliug green goods dealer of th or agp ` ' » ~ ~ - - ~

G “Tm mjuycd by me ncighbom music “R5 fmmshcd by Hctllb cd to take charge of sa`e. It was

city. The British West Indies veg- ' EMS and mms;-ng was D asm yl ~ Names have been “r.'iVin8 in 30011 and passe”-by 3; Wm; d;\;c,§,`,Z indulged in. Lunch was served bymmded i'° start im nuwgrnph qmlt'

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common and have found . ready floss; of tlicenhgg ;Z____ by me M1_s_ Macdonald and the young Mrs. Jas. Campbell and Mrs. o ri

Ca W? S C “test ... . n ,ness to Shy. was l’Je0ple\ departed loud in their p.ai ______\° nd V’ d _ly B among:

market. New bb. , i th 1 “M1 was 5 ,. _ Cam bell bi t i ‘l f

arrival and is retailing at eight "nys" and ce i h 1 h ht t-M .hd q , a sen qu rg; cents a. wound. Nev bet. b it mt’ the 108'” enjoyable part 0! 35,0 t ;or_(;§Z_a YQ. r' a bers. Miss Nona Wright was ap-

I l 0 g mum tl da The arty left as they rs- MM

fifteen cents a hunch, new carrots w_ y' P t _' The mam, frhmds or Mn A_ H_ pointed to put quilt together. Mrs.

k for the s a » Lo tt

ten cents a bunch green peas were Mrlved by the “uc lcammoh Pm ills Mu arg ver ki dl ff

‘ ‘ , ' , ettc, are pleased to y n Y ° "cd

thirty cents u ound. be n. i-0" “nd with °“° Pipes ¥°‘““ h ,S “_ M uhm her home for the quilting. It was

D gmc" “ ‘ , , learn that e o ag n

twentv-five to thirty cents. Ber- Si\`°“8 i-hffy Di'9S°m"‘d 9' _‘fig his recent shght md_smsm0_n__H_ moved and seconded that Institute

mudahcolcl-y sold at lm to much lively appearance as exch ora S

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heats a head and British West Ind- man hw” seemingly B' boy "gal" pR0CT0R_DAhKE NUPHALS Hockey Club. Ari interesting prog- CS f°"l‘\»0CS WWC bfinsiiig ten to f0f L ¢ CNY- ram was put on. Lunch was served

Mis auth Blcirnvi 1=roctor,l‘°Y f°f“sh“‘°“" °°“"“iti°°~ Merlin!

_ s _

ed iiade with Canada in British The regular weekly meeting 0! daughter of ML and Mm Howard closed with National Anthem.

West Indies fruits and vegetables St. John's Y. P. S. was held in S_ P_______°___ of spring ___________ became _Next meeting to he held at home luis resulted in large orders being the church hall on Thursday. the bride of _mmcs Rm_m__‘1Da__kc_ of Mm Raymond hm.,_,ey_ Prop placed in Canada for the crates in Feb. 9th with a fair attendahce. or P__O___d__m____ at ___ _Nm home we____ mm commmhh ,,/hh _Msmh Cub

;l/_hich _she fruits and vegetables are Weather and road ihnditaox ding Tuesday amh.non,,_ _ cliffs and Mrs. Douglas -Bell. Lum

mn Maman Amos Ge0r_________ Doo and also wravilers for oran- have not been_ up to e m_a___ The ceremony was performed by chmmmm Mh,__ Jah Camph-eh_

' ' 3”' f°’ ii" P”-"‘ fe" "°°”“"' ‘° ° Rev. c. Bernard Chapman at 5 Mrs. Louis Muttart. Mrs. Russel

- ”W’“d“"°° h” "°t been °° lame o'clock in the resence of the mem- Clark, Mrs. D0\18il»S Bell. Collec-

D

as W°“m be walled’ H°wev°r the bers of the immediate families The 'tion $1.10.

meetings are always lliterestinE bride wore A travelling sown' and

ood!

Dr' w s and topics are on the whole of there were no attendants. the greater part of her life. For

SUCH 9- mmf* 9-5 W mn* 5 wk Following the ceremony there was _ some time she has held a position in Of r¢Bfii'11§ 01'* We 5“b5°°i' q“"‘° a reception and wedding supper fm- the officeof the _Providence Joumal; f‘iiSiiY l1\'f‘D9l’9d with “W ‘ m“°h which music was furnished by Mrs. ' Mr. Darke is a son of Major and tl'0l\l1i<‘~ Walter D. Briggs, 'eeilist, with Miss 1 Mrs, Joseph R. Darke and he is al- Ciulfoil S8"/iC¢S °“ S‘"‘d“y llatiic Sweet as accompanist. iso connected with the Providence

were at the ilwli h°\|f- 'T'hf"`” Later Mr. and Mrs. Darke left for-iJournal. was no service in the United' New York and yesterday they sailmli On their' return from the West Church in the afternoon as the for the West Indies where they will Indies they will reside at 82 Wit- llmsior was confined to his hbi“°- spend their honeymoon- marsh meet, Providence, and will All his friends hope for A Speedy The bride is B wcii known restate at home mer March ut.-Pro- _ recovery. ‘ Greenwich girl, having resided hei-c`vldw¢e mgch, -

Dry, Hacking Cough

Mn. Fmnk R. Logan. Queen"n Avo., London

Ont., Writol:-"Every winter it in my milfortims to oltnh l bad cold. I have it in my head, and it than umtlouoll down and settles in my cheat.

I llvrays get al dry, hacking cough from which

I ennnnt get any relief until I got. my bottle of Dr. Wood a Norway Pina Syrup out of the modi- cina behind."

Price 856. 1 bottle; large family size Glfc

md general norm; put up only by

Bald. Tamb. Oli.

Norway Pino

Syrup

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tion is made.

h Nd wohm hh if 'I‘he monthly meeting of Cape

'1"ra.verse Women's Institute was

St.

John Ch u rch es

“'°““"°` "‘°“ "“"°f“" '::1.';::"..:'..::.::'::::.:.: .':. And Institutions

-1' payublu .u ndrunce. ---* dl n

NEW YORK, Feb. 27-(09115 3

IIE Mf\DE WOMEN “EAU” coals To Tm: 'ruxis concert, Prmi-The home for lncurabiee. 1"UL'“ AND im MADE “EAU Heartz Memorial Hall, Tuesday the' New Brunswick orphans home IIFUI- W0-“"-N PA” night, ren. nam at a p. m. 5 and two churches, all or .saint

“ -_ ~f John, N. B., share in the estate of

RESERVE MONDAY, FEB. 27TH Charles G, 5. Reed, under hi; will

iN . filed in Bui-i'ogate‘s Court tcday.

-- Natal Day Bridge and Dance in Tho Saint John churches to which

,bequests are made are the Germ- ' aiu street Baptist church and st.

Andrew's Presbyterian Church.

M 28th at 3 p. m. (If roads are DRS-, Five hundred dollars is left each

EE 315 ...... llc, Ztic .sable for cars) Rev. R. T. Goudgc = of the churches. The two Saint

“THAT 1<AscAL " MHIN ~ ~- ~ A

COMEDY . NIGHT 7 & 5.45 ...... 26% 3'lc. will be the SDEH-kffr. _ _John homes share equally in the

1 residuary estate.

1 _ ISL.-\NDElt DTES - Mrs. Wil- i Mr. Reed died Dec. 25 last. leav-

_ _ _ ,_ __

R _ » T_ R,_ Goudge, Murray liam T. Coady of Hazelbrook re- ,ing an estate of uiidcici nined

Lowell Sherman ev ,.35 9, ,went visitor to ceircd the sad news of the death _!value_

S c 0 r e S I n Pmcttcl ' _ l ( \I’F TRAVERS WOMEl\ S

4; as ' .' ‘_ _ _ . ‘ False Faces ~< ai zotn, ann- five days illness url iNs'r1'ruTs

'.'_ I

_ I Norman _ pneumonia at Framingham, . S.

moving that he is not on y one L M Murdock, (Patriot pleas copy) ‘ The monthly meeting ol Cape

of flimdon‘s outstanding actors, but Fred Brehaut, . ~ _ ' . nlsoacapablc director, Lowell Sher- Murray River; pg C0°l;_ James -f--- |Tr_averse Women's Institute was

_ _ THE ROCKY POINT ICE-'I’lie'lield at the home of Mrs. Joseph

2\i U10 C‘~‘i’i'~°1 5'°5t°"d“y has s“°` ' Le .e°e.nt1y_ aprcrailiiig mild weather is very un- ' Cutciiffe, on Thursday. Jan 19th. one or the better alms or me new favvlrule to time situated aorosi Meeting opened in usual way. Roll

The pap-on, of the Federal the river where traffic bo.tlie city call was responded to by ten mem-

is on the ice this season of the bers, owing to absence of secretary,

during the past week hauling ice year. It is many years since the minutes of last meeting were not

_ _ _ci'o_s:~;iiig from Rocky l?o‘nt to Char- read. Reports of different com-

to the mcwxy lottctotrn has been so unsatfsfac-, mittees were then heard and new

The hmm of me Ewan W0- tory. Oii twor occasions t/eams_,ones appointed. Sick' committees

mehh Ihsmube are busy prwpar- _ ciclsd direct to the city: but high T re-appointed. School committee, ing for 9. concert which lhf-yiivind and high tides broke up the | Miss Nona Wright and Mrs, Ray-` ihtend to ppl, on in lip; Pint-ite ice, thus rendering that course moiid Harvey. It was decided to Hhh_ unsafe, and it much longer route is hold a pantry sale in A. K. Lord'5

store on Saturday. Jan, 28th, Mrs.

Louis Muttart and Mrs Albert

Lilo-u11y spenang °‘" i’°p“m pp - - . -

gm jump the ice made they were taken out of Shen-en to have charge of sale. An

M. D. ls kept on .

dl ad condi-Itlie dock and put in their usual. interesting contest was then put

last few. weeks an ro _ tions are such that he can use winter quarters. The high tide and. On. also some piano selections, his car again which is unusual wind cleared out the ice, rr-leasing which were very beautifully rend- for the Belfast physician in mid- one of the floats, which drifteti ered by Mrs. Raymond Harvey.

' h ' f esh-

Lunch was t en sericy by re r ment committee. Meeting closed with National Anthem. Next meet- ing to be held at the home of Miss Nona wright, roll call to be an- swered with a Valentine verse. Program committee, Mrs. Harold Cuteliffe and Mrs. Raymond Har- vey. Lunch committee, Mrs, Albert -Sherren, Miss Nona Wright, Mrs. Raymond Harvey and Mrs. Win- fred Rogerson. Collection 87 cents.

HOCKEY AT CORNWALL

Those passing Cornwall Rink on

M0!idB»y night last must have thvurht a fair sized rebellion had suddenly broken out in the interior. The sounds of conflict, however, »were only the echoes of a. hockey lbattie between the married men .and the bachelors of the com- munity. Those who attended on .thc occasion enjoyed a nigiged, tense, thrilling, spilling contest .which even the famed Bethune .trophy failed to reveal in any of the hectic struggles which have taken place to ante.

The bachelors, numerous, detbon- aii' were somewhat* orrogant in

_held at the 1-tome of Miss Nona ‘Wright on Thursday Feb. 18th. Meeting opened with "Jingle Bells" followed by creed in unison. Roll Icail was responded to by twelve member. Minutes of last meeting were read and adopted. different committees were then heard from, sick committee reported visiting sick and taking fruit. A bill of $1.75 was ordered paid. School com- |inittee reported new coal seuttle land shovel, also two new locks, lwere needed, was moved and see- onded Institute buy same. Appoint- ment of new committees, sick, Mrs. Douglas Bell and Mrs. Vernon Muttari. school committee, Mrs. James Campbell and Mrs. Edwin McWilliams. It was decided to change day of meeting to fourth Thursday‘in month. Also to have a St. Patricks pantry sale in A. K.

give $5.00 to Cape Traverse girls

the glory ol their young strength,

:gathered early for the fray and .planned out a campaign which was |desig-ned to confound, the suppos- edly rheumatic afflimed Benediets .who had dared challenge youth *Ju an encounter. The lesson was to be administered severely and the “old lboys" were to be made the 101505 of the evening. Unfortunately fam- ily duties of a variegated order pre- vented a full team of the latter from answering roll call, but the services of a kindly disposed "single" was enlisted to make up the de- ficiency. The menibers of this little .band, however, though lacking in nlmbleness and numbers, possessed that courage, rcsoui-cofulness and serenity which has so often in his- tory confounded the numerous and the vain. Ono determined married warrior was lieiird to mutter as he fimily grasped his hiekoy, "old _age hath yet. its honor and its toil. Some work of noble note may yet. .be done," while from the opposite end, a ruddy topped defense man expanded his chest and reciprocat- ed with "Come one, oomc all this (rink) shall fly from its firm bam as soon as I." And so the game began. The next few minutes saw action. The smack of meeting bod- ies, the clash of sticks, iliroaty gasps, ferocious expletives, as one and another responded to gravita- tional law and met violent contact with the ice. All attested to the excitement and interest of the tilt. Youth's soornful at- titude chariged, as thc score, 1 all was announced at the cnd of the second period. This must not bc. Sufviy lt would be it blot on the Bachelor cscutichoon if the small handful or Bencdicts playing a 60 .minute stretch would holdfthem w a tie. Feverlshly Bachelor scouts called up reserves, even drawing from the far famed Lindy’s and C.C.C.'s for reinforcements. Imuas- sioiwd appeals were made by the outstanding orators of the group to #ave the .-fancies in-_iwlorcsu from di-°8raoc Rabbits feet were pressed into service. But allmno avail. The “°id °°ni@mnul>1ee" nociunntiy turned them aside, nnlrnnishing

ll _,lt|tu.n|Am_

-.____._.

MR.S..SAMUEL W. CAMERON

on sunday January, zoth there

D0-Nfd peacefully way Mrs. sei- ilm UNUSYOU. 18124 76. widow of Samuel W. Cameron who pr-¢d¢¢- eased her seven years ago. Though sae me not bmi in

good health for sometime the end came suddenly, after only 9. few days illness. She was the daught- er of the late Mr. and Mrs. Mark Inmlfl. and was bom in Hampton where she lived until 17 years ago when she and her husband moved to Victoria. She was a faithful member of the Victoria United Church and interested in all its activities. When the new Hynmary WHS ld0Df»¢H by the Victoria. Church she contributed ¢, sufficient. Dumber for the use of the con- gregation as u sift in memory of her husband. ' The Sunday before her pmlng

HWHY. and the last time she was at

a. ehiuch service, when ,ho heard Oi' the Bfeat need of Missions she gave an extra sum to that work. She was a member of the W. M. Society and was always at the meetinlzs when _health pem-fitted. She was thoughtful, of the poor and needy but her giving was un- ostentatious, not letting her right hand know what her left hand did, She will be very much missed by 7101' family and in the churn and community.

She leaves to moiun two sons-

Ernest and Mark H. of Hampton and two daughters, 1vl:l-5. Ryerson Reid of Boat/on. who came home to care for hei' mother during the winter, and Miss Harriet ol’ Bos- ton. also one sister, Mrs, R_ m- Vittie of Westmoreland,

The funeral was held on Fdb.. 15* bein! conducted by her pastor, Rev. Geo. Ayers. assisted by Rev. E- Bridgewater of St. John’s Church. Cmpaud. The pall bearers WCW. K. C. Holm, Bert Trowsdale, Henry Rosenm, Parker Ramon, Thomas Cameron and Walter Rog- erson.

Mimi' from far and near came to

pay their last respects to g, good 1181811-bor and kind friend. The re- mains were laid to rest ln the Umphud cemetery. "Until the day hreiiirs and the shadows flee a-

way."

l

MBS. FRANCIS MeRJORY

The death occurred at her home

in Charlottetown in the early hours of Wednesday, January llth, of Mrs. Francis McRory after an ill- ness of about a year.

Born in Ireland some 5 years

ago the deceased removed with her parents to this City when quite young and where she has resided ever since acquiring a large circle of friends who regret to leam of her passing.

She was a devout and consistent

member of the Congregation of St. Dunsta,n's Basilica and a prominent member of St. Ann's Sodaiity when that organization was in existence.

She and her beloved husband, who

predeceased her some eight years ago, had the great satisfaction, be- fore passing to their Eternal reward of having two sons ordained to the Holy Priesthood and a. daughter, who gave up the world to enter a convent.

The following family sunlivez-

Rev. Henry McRory, North Dakota; Rev. Louis McRory, Montana; Messrs. Frank, Fred, Joe and Miss Rose at home and sister St. Claire of the Congregation de Notre Dame, St. Paul Minn. One brother, Mr. Joseph McCarey, formerly pest- niaster at Charlottetown, retired. now residing with his family in Bal- timore, and two sisters, Sister St. Mary Claire, Montreal, and Miss Sum Mccarey, oi' Charlottetown, survive.

Her funeral was held on Friday,

January 13th to St. Dunstan‘s Bas- ilica where a solemn Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. Chas. McCarthy, assisted by Rev. Ray McKenzie, Deacon and Rev. Emmet O'l-Ianley, Sub Deacon.

Her remains were tenderly laid to

rest beside those of her husband in the Roman Catholic Cemetery.

Requieseat In Pace.

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