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AMBROSE MICHAEL CORCORAN

-A highly respected resident of Piusviile in the person of Ambrose Michael Corcoran passed peacefully to his reward on Dec. 26, 1951. af- ter a short illness of four days. During that time. his pastor. Rev. M. J. Rooney. visited him and ad- ministered the last rites of the Roman Catholic Church. of which he was always a devoted member.

The deceased was born in Port- land, Maine. in 1876. and moved with his parents. Mr. and Mrs James Corcoran. to Norboro. P.E.l. when he was one year old. and to Piusville. two years later.

Mr. Corcoran was well known throughout a greater part of the Province. and his genial personal- ity and his just and upright deal- ings with his fellow-men, won for him a host of friends.

His long life, spent in faithful service to God. loving devotion to his family. and charity to all. was a true example of Christian virtue. He will be sadly missed in his com- munity, but above all in his own family circle. His natural fondness for children and his rare ability to educate them while entertaining them with his inimitable stories. has left undying memories with his sons and daligliters and his grand- children. .

His friends and neighbors will ever remember his fireside hos- pitality and their pleasant associa- tions with him in all community affairs.

His funeral, to St. Anthony's Church. was largely attended and the Solemn Requiem Mass was chanted by his pastor. Rev. M. J. Rooney. assisted by Rev. L. J. Mc- Kenna as deacon. and Rev. Leon- ard MacDonald as sub-deacon. The Rev. W.E. Monaghan and Rev. J.N. Trainor assisted in the sanctuary. Rev. M,J. Rooney conducted the services at the grave as his mortal remains were tenderly laid to rest in the adjoining cemetery.

Pall bearers were Lance Dalton. Melvin McGregor, Keith Kelly. Herman Corcoran, Warburton Mur- ray and Nelson L. Gallant.

There are left to mourn. beside: his sorrowing widow, the former Mary Kinch of Alma, the following sons and daughters: Sister Mary Agatha and sister Mary Ambrose. of the Congregation of St. Martha: (Pearle) Mrs. Lance Dalton. Bur-

ton. P. E. I.: (Geraldine) Mrs. Mel-

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vln McGregor, Burton, P. E. 1.; (Avon) Mrs. Harold Mcctregor. Halifax. N.S.: (Jane) Mrs. Henry Leclaire. Norton. Mass; (Eugenia) Mrs. Hugh Nicholson. Fall River. -Mass; (Winnie) Mrs. William Doyle, Maiden. Mass: (Marguerite) Mrs. Ray Lawrence. Roxbury, Mass.; (Louise) Mrs. Chas. Staiira. Elmhurst. Illinois; John, of Pius- ville; Justin. East Royalty. P.E.I.; Wilfred, R.C.A.F.. Calgary. Alberta: Frank. Halifax, N. S.. and Norbert, at home; also fifty grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

Also surviving are one brother and four sisters namely: Thomas. of Fiusvllle: (Ursula) Mrs. Holson Goff. Roxbury, P.E.l.: (Clare) Mrs. Walsh. Roxbury. Mass; (Janie) Mrs. O'Malley. Melvin. Michigan: (Nellie) Mrs. Lester Moody, Tam- worth. New Hampshire. Two sis- ters and one son predeceased him. The family are deeply grateful for the Masses. Spiritual Bouquets and expressions of sympathy re- ceived. as listed below.

Masses

Mrs. Ambrose Corcoran.

Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Corcoran. '. and Mrs. John L. Corcoran. and Mrs. Justin Corcoran.

Mrs. Harold McC-regor. Mrs. Melvin Mcciregor. Mrs. Lance Dalton. Viv-".. Henry Leclaire. Mrs. Hugh Nicholson. Mrs. William Doyle. Mrs. Frank Corcoran. Mrs. Wilfred Corcoran. . and Mrs. Thomas Corcoran. , . and Mrs. Holson Goff.

Mrs. Clare Walsh (2).

Mrs. Janie O'Malley.

Sister Mary Agatha and sister Mary Ambrose, C.S.M.

Sisters of St. Martha, Mount St Mary's (3).

Sisters of St. Martha. St. Vin- cent's Orphanage. Charlottetown. Sisters of St. Martha. Klnkora Convent.

Sisters of St. Island.

.Sisters of St. Heart Home. Sisters of St. Residence. Sisters of St. Martha, St. Ter- esa's Convent.

Sisters of St. Martha. Ontario.

Rev. Fr. Crusoe. S.J., Kingston. Ontario.

Rev, E. Devine. SJ. Kingston. Ontario.

Rev. T. Wardell. S..l., Montreal. P.Q.

Rev. ME. Francis. St. Dunstan's. Rev. Edmund J. Roche. St. Dun- stan's.

Rev. B. Croken. St. Teresa.

-. and '. and '. and '. and . and . and 2 and 2 and

Martha. Lennox

Martha. Sacred Martha. Bishop's

Kingston.

Rev. Francis McQuaid, Kinkora. Grade XII Class of St. Dun- stan's.

Perpetual Enrolment in the Fur- gatorial Society at St. Anthony's shrine. Boston, Mass., by Howard Johnson employees. Perpetual Membership in Our Lady's Memorial Society by City Hospital employees. Boston Mass. Share in 30 Masses at Roxhury Mission Church by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lawrence. Roxbury. Mass. American Legion Auxiliary, Nor- ton. Mass. (3). Zeta Corcoran. Montreal. P. Q. Hazel and Lorraine Corcoran. Toronto, Ont. (2). Mr. and Mrs. Toronto. Ont. Angela and Norberta Corcoran. Mary. Robert. June and Frankie McGregor. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Corcoran. Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan Corcoran, Mill River. Mr. and Mrs. Coleman. R.R. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Green.Em- erald. ' Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bulger. O'- Leary. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bulger, Fox- ley River. Mr. and Mrs. Foxley River. Mrs. John Corcoran. Road. Mrs. Annie Cronin, Summer-ville. P. E. I. St. Anthony's Holy Name society. Piusvllie Women's Institute. . and Mrs. Peter F. Gallant. . and Mrs. Nelson L. Gallant. . and Mrs. John T. Gallant. '. and Mrs. Joey L. Gallant. . and Mrs. Vincent Gallant. . and Mrs. Maxims Gallant. .and Mrs. John A. Jones. .and Mrs. John H. Gallant. .and Mrs. John P. Gallant. . and Mrs. Jackie Gallant. .and Mrs. Albert Saunders, Bloomfield.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O'Leary.

Mr. and Mrs. James Rooney.Mill River.

Mr. and Mrs. Bloomfield.

Mr. and Mrs. Dorice Gallant 'and family, Duvar.

Mr. and Mrs. family Howlan.

Mr. and Mrs. family. Roscville.

Keith Kelly. Roseville.

Thomas Griffin and Brockton.

The McCarthy family. Brockton.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gallant, Brockton.

Mr. and Mrs. Octave Blanchard. Brockton.

Mr. and Mrs. Brockton.

Mr. and Mrs. Brockton.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmsdale.

Wilfred Griffin. Brockton.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elmsdsle.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dunn, Elms- dale.

William O'Brien.

Alton Mclsaac,

Oswald Murphy. Baldwin's

Saunders.

Lawrence Peters,

John Finnan and

Fred Kelly and

family.

John J. lfinnsn.

Leo Mclnnis.

R. A. McKenna

Dunn.

Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Mscbellan. Alma.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Murphy. Csmpbellton.

Mr. and Mravernon Doyle, Bur- on.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dalton. Burton.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. MacDonald. Merrnaid. City Hospital Employees. Boston.

ass.

Mr. and Mrs. .103. McDonald. Richmond.

Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Kilbride. Fox- lsy River. . Snlrilnsl Banquets

Sister Mary Gregory. lJ.!.M. -sister Isabelle Clare. C.s.M.

sister Mary Marni-its, c.8.M.

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Sister Mary Peter. C.B.M. -

sister Marin Joseph and primary pupils of Kinkors school.

Sisters of St. Martha. St. Dun- stan's College.

sister Mary Fidelis, sacred Heart Home.

Norma Corcoran.

Bertha Gallant.

Flowers Pillow-The Family. Spray-Mr. and Mrs. Allston

Richardson and the Murray fam- ily, Boston, Mass.

Letters And Cards of Symputhyl

Rev. M.E. Francis. st. Dunstsn's. Rev. B. Croken, st. Teresa's. Rev. J. N Trainor, st Mark's. Rev. Pius Finnan, Bathurst, NB.

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Rev. T. Malone, S.J., Regina. Sask. Sister Mary Teresa. C.S.M.

sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister sister S.M. Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister

Mary Peter, C.S.M.

Mary Leo. C.S.M.

Anne Justin. C.S.M. Mary Margarita. .C.S.M. Frances Loyola. C.s.M. Margaret Marie, C.S.M. Mary Ida. C.S.M.

Mary of Good Counsel. C.

Mary Assumpia. C.S.M. Mary Carmelita, C.S.M. MRTY Winnifred. C.S.M. Joseph Agatha. C.S.M. Joan of Arc, C.S.M. Mary Martha, C.S.M. Marie Monica, C.S.M. John Baptist, C.S.M. Joan Mary, C.S.M.

Sister Anne Celestine, C.S.M.

sister Mary Eugenia, C.N.D.

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kinch and family, Tignish.

Mrs. John Corcoran, Baldwin's Road. Pat Corcoran, Kincaid. Sask. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dalton, Bur- ion. Mrs. Wilfred Dalton. Burton. Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose MacMil-

lan, Pownal.

Mrs. Clare Walsh. Roxbury.Mo.ss.

Mrs. Janie O'Malley. Melvin, Mich.

Mrs. Annie Cronin, summerville. P. E. I. I

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Greene. Char- lottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray H. Gillis and family. Wellington. Mr. and Mrs. I-Iowlan.

Mr. and Mrs. Simon Luttrell and David. Bloomfield.

Mr. and Mrs.'Roy oulton. Brae. C. J. Gallant. Howlan.

Peter Gallant,

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Butler. Glengarry. Officers and members of St.

Anthony's Credit Union.

Mrs. Ed. Murphy. Sea View. F. E. I.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rooney, Al- berton.

Mr. and ms. Ed. A. Griffin and family. Burton.

Mr. and Mrs. Howlan.

Mr. and Mrs. Howlan.

Mrs. John McArthur, Ch'town.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Steeves and family. salt Springs. N.8.

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ellsworth, St. Louis.

Mr. and Mrs. Byron McKenns. Elmsdale.

Mr. and Mrs. Bloomfield.

Mr. and Mrs. York. .

Henry Leclaire. Norton. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fetter. East Bridgewater. Mass. -

Mr. and Mrs. William Morrow. Fairvlew. N.S.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bridges,- Cascumoec.

Ben Perry. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Paulinus Kelly. Roseville. '

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kelly, To- ronto. Ont.

Mr. and Mrs. Rosebank.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Morrissey. Tlgnish.

Mr. and Mrs. Miscouche.

Mrs. Elzie Horne, Rosebsnk.

Mr. and Mrs. MacLean Horne. Rosebsnk.

Mr. and Mrs. Nazaire Gallant. Charlottetown. '

Mr. and Mrs. Vancouver. B.C.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett McKennI. Borden.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmsdsle.

Gerard McCarthy, Montreal.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ryan, Wat- crtown ,Msss.

Clarissa and Marcel Gallant, Brampton. Ont.

Mrs. Jos. T. Gallant. Halifax. N.

Felix Arsenault.

Joseph Leclaire.

Henry Pineau.

Milton Vessey,

James Stewart.

Ben DesRoches,

Robert Csllum.

James O'Brien.

S. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gallant and David. Halifax, NS.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. McDonald. Mermaid. Marlon Gallant. Brampton. Ont. R. T. Holman Ltd.. summerside. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dunn and

family, Summcrville, P.E.I. Theresa Corcoran. Toronto. Ont. Langhaar and Coughlin family;

New York.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Camp- bell. Newtonville, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed. 8. Griffin. Burton.

Mr. and Mrs. George O'Neil and Arthur. Bomerville. Mass. Mrs. Edna D. Burneil. Toronto,

Ont. Miss Ethel Finnln. Howlsn.

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Elmsdde and Vicinity -Mrs. Basil MacNeill and son.

Mr. Thane MscNeill. were recent motorists to Summerside.

Mr. George O'Brien recently spent a holiday with relatives and friends in Tignish.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rennie. ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Maclleill. were visitors to Sum- merside recently.

Mrs. Orin Wallace has returned to her home after a week's visit with relatives and friends in Char- lottetown.

Mr. Joseph Morrisey, Tignish, was A guest last week for a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. O'Brien.

Her many friends regret to hear of the illness of Mrs. Irving Hen- derson.

Mrs. Raymond Brennan and two children have returned to their home after spending several days in Alberton. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Leard.

Sympathy is being extended to Mr. Joseph Woods, Brockton. in the loss which he recently sus- tained when his home was destroy- ed by fire with all its contents.

Sympathy is also being extended to Mr. Elmer Griffin. Brockton. on a similar loss by fire on Monday, January 21 of his home. Very lit- tic household effects were saved.

Mr. Ivan O'Brien spent a few days recently in Summerside where. he was guest of Mr. and Mrs. Claude MacNeill.

Sincere sympathy of a host of friends is being tendered Mr. Em- mett O'Connor and family. Kil- dare, on the sudden death on Jan- unry 26th of Mrs. Emmett O'Con- nor at her home.

Her many friends are pleased to know that Mrs. Jack Nightingale of Borden has successfully under- gone an operation in Prince Coun- ty Hospital. She was formerly Miss Olive MacNeill of Elmsdale.

Mr. and Mrs. James O'Brien and Mesrs. Leigh and Gerald O'Brien motored to Grand River on Jan. 21st to attend the funeral of the late Mrs. John S. Macxinnon.

Hockey fans and other friends follow with much interest the career of the Elmsdale girls' hoc- key team.

Her many friends in her home town regret to learn of the illness. which necessitated for a short time her removal to a hospital in New York. of Mrs. Bruce Currie. L594-,5: reports are that she is much im- proved and is convalesclmz at the home of her daughter in Long Is- land.

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CLINTON W. T.

on Wednesday evening. Jan. 9th. Mrs. George MacKay entertained the members of Clinton W. I. for their monthly meeting. which on- ened with the "Ode" followed by the "Creed" in unison.

Twelve membe. answered roll call with a joke and there was one visitor present. Minutes of the last meeting were read and ap- proved and one girl's dress. two nlghtles and one sweater were passed in.

A bill of 34.65 for Christmas treats was on motion paid. and it was moved and seconded to pay half of the total cost of a nump and sink for the school. There were four sick calls made.

Committees for February are as follows: Lunch. Mrs. Ivan Picker- ing. Mrs. Charles Woodside and Mrs. Willard Riley; program. Mrs. George MacKsy and Mrs. Bruce Clark.

It was decided to send for a booklet on "Personal Protection Under Atomic Attack".

It was then moved and seconde' to pay for a stew pot, and pur- chase a dish pan and a dozen chairs for the hall.

Next meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Bruce cum; wm;

Albany and ' Vicinity

Mr. William McDonald. char- lottetown, was in Albany recently on routine business.

Mr. William i'Biily" Wood, of Crspsud and Charlottetownpwss a visitor to North Tryon on Monday, Jan. 28th.

Mr. and Mrs. Prowse Chappell of Bherbrooke were weekend visitors at the home of Mrs. Chappell's pa- rents, Mr. and Mrs. Rea L. Daw- son of Albany.

The many friends of Mrs. Fred Leard of North Tryon are glad to see him out again after being con- fined to his home for some time with an attack of pneumonia.

Mr. Austin Noonan of the car ferry crew. and now . ”' in Cape Traverse. was a business vis- itor to Albanv recently. Mr. Noon- an formerly lived in Albany.

The game between the Cranaud Heartbreaker sisters and the Tr-yon Arrow Sisters ended in a win for the Crapaud team with a score of l to 0.

Mr. Keir Bassett of Albany left by motor to visit friends in the New Enizland States. Mr. Bassett left on Saturday and expects to be back in ten days” time.

The first chickens of the season have arrived. Among those to start a flock of early cockcrels is Mr. Frank Kahout of North 'ITyon. He hns three hundred cot-kerels from the Lorne Cameron Hatchery of Albany.

-In a good game of hockey the Augustine Cove Bulldogs defeated the Charlottetown Ramblers 4 to 3 at the Victoria Rink. A return match is to be played in the near fixture.

Mr. David McKay. of Albany. is confined to his home with pneu- monia. All hope to see him around araln soon. David is one of the Albany St. Pais' best hockey play- ers and will be missed by his team mates.

Mr. Syd Henderson. tive of one of Charlottetown's leading wholesale grocery firms. was a business visitor to Albany and Tryon on Monday. Jan. 21. calling on his numerous custom- ers.

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The potato market is dull here and not much moving of produce is being done. The bulk of the potatoes in this section have been shipped. Turnips are in keen de- mand but few are being offered. The price is so to 75 cents for a 50 lb. bag of Rutabagas.

Mr. Wendell Hnwatt of the Shel- don Dixon ilrm, North Tryon, was in Albany recently gathering up a load of eggs from his many cust- omers. Mr. Dixon operates the nearest esziz gradinz station in ihls part of Prince County.

At the time of writing the Al- bany peonle are without electric liehts and telephone service. The wind and sleet storm of Mondav night. Jan. Zilth. put them both out of commission. The road be- tween North Tryon and Trueman's Corner is also blocked and a num- bcr of cars are held up in Tryon tryinir to get through to the boat at Borden. A snowplow is expected to so through from Summersidc to Crapaud as a number of cars are held up at the latter place.

roll call to be answered by donat- ing canned food for the school lunches. An interesting reading "Winter' -Meals for the Famlly' was read by Mrs. Wilfred Picker- ing and Mrs. Leslie Payntsr enter- tained the members with s ntest. Collection was taken amounting to 90c. and the singing of "The King" closed the meeting. after which the-hostess and her com- mittee served a dainty lunch.

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FEBRUARY 2', I952

Election Card . TO TNE ELEOTORS OF SIIMMERSIOE

I herewith announce my offering for Water and Sewerage Commissioner at the forthcoming election of Feb. 5th and sincerely solicit your support.

With considerable experience I feel qualified for the position and if elected will endeavour to serve the town for the best interest of all.

Yours Sincerely, EDGAR M. CANNON

ELEOTION OARO

TO THE ELECFORS OF THE TOWN OF SUMMERSIDE

At the request of a large number of taxpayers I am offering for Water Commissioner for the Town of Summerside.

If elected I will do whatever I can to curtail ex- penses in this department.

I understand that the Town is considering ex- tending water and sewerage lines to those not enjoy- ing service at the present time.

If you elect me I will fight to see that the labor- ing man gets his share of the work in this depart- ment and thereby help to relieve unemployment in our town.

I will also endeavour to see that our meetings are open to the press so that citizens will have a report on all work done by the Commission.