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the interest or his fellow blind. Through his zeal and determin- ation along with the co-operation ot the Canadian National Insti- tute tor the Blind was this dual ambition realized. We are very iortunate in having Mr. White to to bring this Board the problems oi the blind of this Island and in prevention. With Mr. White's

- pleasing personality and under-

standing oi his work we wish him many years oi continual success as in his endeavors. .

"rho iinanclal report will be given by our treasurer; however, with gratitude to our campaign chairman. Judge Trainor. the re- sults of the campaign were very satlsisctory, our objective having been over subscribed.

"The work oi the Charlotte- town Women's Auxiliary is also Rratilyins although weather con- ditions on the day on which their 188 day was held was very in- Clement. the results were very good. On the other hand the day on which the annual picnic was held the weather was perfect and & good time was enjoyed by all concerned. The president oi the C.W.A. will present her, report later at. this meeting.

"Discount services are being enjoyed by a large number oi our Siahtless friends in Prince Ed- ward Island. Social functions have been somewhat limited in the past year but we are looking to the iuturo when particularly bow- ling will be re-introduced to the blind of Charlottetown and other districts if possible.

"There is a slight decrease In the number oi blind persons new in Prince Edward Island, three having moved away to other dis- tricis, iiiteen having passed away. There were nine new cases reg- istered during the year. So this will change the registration lig- ures to read 148 (or the province. It is expected as the Field Sec- retary makes his "survey that there wiliebe found requests for home teaching.

Our prevention programme is broadening and much more work is planned for the coming year.

"During the year it was the pleasure oi the Advisory Board to have Mr. F. H. Flinn and Mr. R. J. Hill, Superintendent and Assistant Superintendent oi the Institute at one of our meetings. So in looking back through the past twelve months it is clear that we have had another suc- cessful year in our work in serv- ing blind people in Prince Ed- ward Island."

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Christian home, she devoted her lite to the education oi her iam- iiy. That her goal was in the inn. est measure attained is attested by the tact that all members oi her iamiiy attended Prince oi Wales College as a preliminary to (ur- thering their education in diner- ent universities to prepare them ior their various careers. some oi . her children ioilowed her own career in the teaching profession not only in P.!.'.I., but in other provinces bi Canada as well. In addition, Mrs. Harrington had the honor oi sending one or the youngest students ever to attend Prince oi Wales College. when her eldest son. Cyrus, paand ma- triculation before completing his tweiith birthday.

Though devoted to the inter- ests oi her family. the late Mrs. Harrington took a. keen interest in community work. she was pro- ioundly interested in all church aiialrs, and was tor many years a most ardent worker and promoter in the various activities oi the Womenie Liberal Club. She was a Silver Cross mother, having lost her second son, Eugene, at the Battle of Vimy Ridge.

She is survived by six daugh- ters. Rita, wlie oi J. F. Bank Manager, Prince Sash: Josephine, wile oi Major C. Campbell, Halifax, N.S.; Car- men, wiie oi C. W. Ramsay, Ram- say and Co., Truro, N.s.; Mildred oi the Model School staii at Prince or Wales College, Charlottetown; Kathie Anne. Accountant at Jack and Co., I-laliiax; Virginia, Secre- tary at Atlantic Construction Co.,

Halifax: and one son. Urban. m ” l Commissioner for the Province oi Nova Scotia. One

daughter. Maude and three sons, Cyrus, Eugene and Vernon, pre- deceased her.

Besides her em-rowing iamily there are leit to mourn her pass- ing two older sisters, Mrs. J. 1'. Graham. Boston. Mass. and Mrs. G. L. Bryant oi i-laverhiii. Mass. All members or her lamiiy atten- ed the iuneral except Mrs. Berry. who was deterred due to the ill- ness oi her husband.

The esteem in which Mrs. Har- rington was held was evidenced by the two hundred and eighty-six mass cards and thirty-iive iloral tributes received. The iioral tri- butes included a. corsage oi orchids irom her-small grandson, Terrence strethcone. campbe

The remains were iorwarded by train accompanied by her son-in- law. Major 0. H. Campbell oi Halifax and arrived at Charlotte- town Friday evening where they 1,! ' 1 in the A. A. 1-lennessey Funeral Home till 10 am. Satur- day, whence they were taken to sumrneriield for interment. At Surnmeriteld, R , iem I-ush Mus was celebrated at ii. a.m. by Rev. Eugene Murray. the servers being Peter Stephen Campbell and Ter- rence Btrathcona. Campbell. grand- children or the deceased. Inter- ment. in the iamily plot at Sum- meriield.

Thus closes a lite or true Chris- tian virtue. a life which was an in- splration to all in life, and in death a. pledge that liie is just a beginnins.

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