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be Bdr. F. G. Kennedy, a veteran of J

left here under Major W. B. Prowse.

""°‘ """“ almost two years ago, and 511109 has of the arrival of the soldiers, and it

been in all of the heavy fighting that

up a record' second to no other bat-

Bdr. Kennedy figured in the casu-

alties near the first of January last,

mcet him, and it is expected he will

rival. _

I ff' ` Mr S A Murchison, Pinette, re- ull and she passed p“ace‘fully sway.

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,V / P. k ‘_ sh e__75c celvod the following telegram ‘from as above stated. She leaves to mourn i','_ff';",}’T`f,‘€‘i¥}'- / ~ ‘C y°" ap the Director of Records, Ottawa: besides it sorrowlng mother and iath ‘»v.=.=.i»;',r~;, '»l~ .'.~=.='@'.r ~. . _

' ' <9 ‘Q 712858 Pte. John Malcolm Murchison. also on 'I`\‘<'<=‘f' 11"--111°

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1 I ' / \/ Sincerely regret to inform you 9 , .,‘-hi ||nl`||l . ‘ini'.'/ff l 1 ft on from her "6,f:'."." - '..‘.`.f-:'i "` ‘- .

‘-\l.-_}',f'\\|‘\iI'\"‘_',`;, ,g:.ff_‘,.f V .,§$--fill’ WM' ¢ co' infantry, Omcially reported admgtted lute lesidenco in Lolelnan.-L.

<1§;7'_\\‘|§§_, .,l..-(.1-_?_-:FQ lg' ew °" - ara rleld Ambulance Depot, sept. 24. `\"`~" _,'%"t‘f»-_~.\’.: ,-. » 3. 1' 1917 H 1 I . », te.-_.».,,,,v\_,§,.3;\.. ,2 , //.1 . su er ng rom gas poisoning.

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ll Pte. Murchison left here with the _ Nuinsss ‘GR fu/“IE ‘_ 2;

' ’ 105th Regiment and was subsequently gladuat ng exercses 0 the _“urge”

.. 1. drafted to France. He was wounded V

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covery returned to the front to be in time for Vimy Ridge and Hill 70.,

which 150 went in and only three, ln- cluding himself, came out_unscathed.

Mr. Murchison has another son An-

gus at thc front in the 98th Siege Bat tary. He has been nearly two years in France and so far has escaped without a scatch. .

and men are now on the strength of the 105th, Batt. Draft.

Lleut_ J. F. White, Alberton. Lleut. C. McGuigan, St. Mary’s Rd. Serg. W. Hope, Halifax. _ Serg. A. R. McDonald, Glenilnnan

L. Corp. P. McC1usliy, Emyva`le_ l’te_ J. S. Anderson, Ch'Town. Bevlns, W. J. Pte. North Wiltshire. Brooks, P. Pte. West Cape. . Buote, J. J. Pte. Tigllis-h. Cain. E. M. Pte. Portage.

i<‘itzPatrlck W. B. Pte, Tracadie

Follalld, J_ W. Pte. Ch’Town. Gauthier. C. A. Pte. New Glasgow. lvlcnnlcy. J. A. Pte. Grand Tractors. Macoonaln. A. J. ornnd Trncanle. Maclsaac, P. D, Pte. Glenwood.

McLeod, W. S.`Pte. Vernon.

Peters, G. A. Pte, New Glasgow.

Murphy, E. Pte. Conway.

Robinson, H. A. Pte, Malpeque.

Skerry, J. F. Pte. Alberton.

This Draft is fast filling up

the Great Beyond, one of our well known and respected citizens, Mr. Robert Ward. of Upper Quflen street. The deceased had been in ailing health for some time, but had never- theless been able to attend to his du- ties until a week prior to his demise. Tile' late Mr.Ward was. a plasterer by trade, but for the last few years he conducted a successful meat and' veg- etable business on Upper' Queen St. That he was widely known and much esteemed was evident from the large ‘concourse that followed his mortal

,remains on Saturday last to their final resting place in the People’s Cemetery. The floral tributes in memory of the departed were nulner» ous and included afmong others the following:Crescent from t he Char» lottetown Canning Co; wreaths, from Mr. George Essory. Mr. and Mrs. Ed- win Williams; pillows, from Mrs. Chas. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Howard

Marley, Mr. and' Mrs. Jas. McEo.ch- em, Life Saving Guards, Poultry As- sociation Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ward. Anchors trorn Miss Ella Palmer and Grade V. pupils of Prince St. school. The deceased leaves to mourn the loss of a loving husband and father, n wife and the following children:- r Essie, Mary, Ambrose and Robert, to ull of whom our deep sympathy goes out in this, their sad hour of bereave~ ment. (Patriot and Examiner please copy.)

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me 98"' S193” Battery' ault wired Halifax yesterday drawing A5 a ’“°mb°" °f '-he I°'m°‘“ 93th ,attention to the`nefcessity for the ref Siege (men me 2nd) Bd* Kalmedy turncg Soldiers Committee being ln-

has enabled “,l’rowso’s Pets" to put of such oversight

“Hd was lnvallded to Easlwul. suffer- Jennie wall, only daughter ci Mr. and ing from gas poisoning. He is a son ‘Mm Abram wall of Coleman at the

/ of Mr. Alex. Kennedy, of Southport. gn;-ly ago of 27 years. Miss Wall halll

/ " His wife went to Plctou yesterday to been ailing for some uma; and enter.

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I : I ` A“‘°“g me passengers °“ the SB* ‘dances recently where returned sold-

I Aranmolre due here this forenoon will _em amved ln me province without

previous notification, Premier Arsen-

formed iln every instance in advance

is hoped there will be' no recurrence

occurred at the Prince County Hos~ pital on Thursday morning, of Miss

ed the hospital in the hope that an

However, all that medical skilll and loving care could do, was of no av-

the Prince' County Hospital took

on Tuesday evening. After a splendid program, consisting of Plano Duet by the Misses Noonan' Solo, Miss Alf-

Quarie; Solo Mrs. Coles and Rev. A. E, Wheeler. The graduating nurses, Misses McDonald, McCarllle and Mahar were presented with their dlp- lomas by Judge Mcquarrie. Dr. Jolla McNeill addressed the nurses and complimented them upon their succ- ess. A silver collection taken in aid of the hospital amounted to a neat .;unl.-L.

The i`uneral'of Miss Helena Mac-

day ulorlllug.

The body left Government House

it 8.30 for St. Dullstan‘s Cathedral where High Mass was celebrated by Rev. Father Frank McQuald‘. assisted by Rev. Fathers W. V. MacDonald and Hughes.

The pall bearers were Chief Justice

J. A. Mathieson, Major A. A. Bartlett. Hon. Murdock MacKinnon, Mr. D. O. M. lieddin, Mr. I.. W. Watson and Mr. J. J. Hornby.

After the solemn services in the 'athedral the eoltege proceeded to he railway station where a special .rain was waiting to take the body

Father Croken assisted' by Rev. Fath ar McGuigan. ln the choir were Revs. ' Father Theodore Gallant, Father Ber»` lard Gillis, Father A. McAulay and Father Charles McDonald. Fathe ` Gallant presided at the organ.

The pall bearers at Montague Messrs. L. M. McKinnon, W. G. Mc Donald, M. F. McDonald, Hon. J. Ai lflcbonuld, Dr. A. J. Fraser and S. S . Hessian.

The remains were laid to rest lr

ahe cemetery adjoining the church

The iloral tributes were as follows Crosses from

Mrs. Reddin and Miss Burke.

‘ Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Watson.

Miss Westaway and Miss Olga Mc

Donald.

Dr. and Mrs. R. J. McDonald'. The Ladies of the Devonshire

Bouquets from

Mrs. C. G. Duffy and Miss Ellen.

Wreaths from

Chief Justice and Mrs. Mathioson.

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Major and Mrs. Bartlett

Judge and Mrs. McDonald

Pillows from

Mr. and Mrs. Maynard F. McD

Spiritual Bouquets from Mrs. Lyons and family. The Sisters of the Charlottetawr

, Hospital. ‘ The Children of the 5th Grade at St Joseph's Convent.

Miss Celia Kelly. Reggie, Marjorie and Anna McDon

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Mrs. J. B. McDonald.

Mr. and' Mrs._Jhhn Byrne

Dr. S. R. and Mrs. Jenkins,

Mr. and Mrs. D. 0’M. Reddyl.

Miss Alycia McDonald. The Sisters and pupils of St. Jos

eDh’s Convent. ~ Mrs. J. Eden.

Mr. and Mrs. Hornby and family.

Jllst Bs tho Witter! glide over the

pebbly beach, so the soul of Mr. Jacob Wade an aged and respected resident of Chelton passed peacefully away to the Great Be-yond on the morning ol ‘October second at tlie'ho~me of his daughter, Mrs. Charles Campbell at the advanced age of eighty-seven Years. ln planting timer: the deceased when old "Fdther Time" placed s ` lllilrerlns lgeand weakness upon him was heard to say, "When the autumn leaves fall. l shall lllrely die with them; so when that susan came round ,he had -become weaker and

stamps for trial bottle, b mai? $333 paid. Canadian Selllngéo., llontroqk 'V

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receive a proper reception on his ar- operation would prove beneficial. .

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kindness to them which shall be for ever indelibly stamped upon theirl memory. He so lived that when thel summons oi- God came was ready to' abandon earthly joys and sorrows for

His Heavenly care 'apd protection.

tla and in 1854 married Ruth Turner of Baie Verte from which were one son and two daughters"nanlely Wim. of Boston, Mrs. Townshend of N. S. ind Mrs. Fred Woolley, Bedeque.»A-

bout fit`ty-three years ago a few years .titer the death of his first wife, he :alma to the island and married Marla/ Gardiner, widow of the late James Ramsay wllo predeceased him ton years before leaving one daughter

with whom he resided and grand-I children now mourning their loss. The'

funeral service was colnlnctcil hyg Rev. C. A. Britten on October follrlll

amid a large crowd of people who did! honour to the deceased. Among thc hymns sung was his favourite, "No Not Ono," and a solo "Face to l-‘n<ze"‘ was beautifully rendered by Mrs. Earle Loard. Bedoque. The pllll hear-

Hamilton; Lewin M. llollnnd, Lower Bedeque; Edward Gardiner, iihellon; Henry Affleck, Searletown; ilownrll and Alexander MacFarlane, Fernwood who tenderly laid lllm "side by side with his predeceased wife ln the Bnp-' tist Cemetery, Central Bedcqlle. (N.

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bu ,wo mms at ML Stewart Owing to an was fulfilled. He was around to the -

"lem is “tm a uniform t° be had by tccldent to the locomotive. It arriv- last minute and is missed 5I`€‘5*tIY DY

H theilei llbours oi’ the community and

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any Young man wh° wishes to be ed at Montague at two o'olock in the 3 ‘ , volunteer. ,f,em0On_ . friends more especially by the little' `

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on Ffldil-Y» Offt- 5- 'here Passed ° tuned m SL Mm-yq, Chu,-ch by lRev_ get "Grandpa" for his many acts of*

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