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In Mo onions- ft is with profound sorrow that we chronicle ,the death of one of Hope Rivers most respected citi- zens in the person of James J. McAleer which occurred at his home on March 11th. in hie sev- enty second year. Although not in robust health for some time. his death came as e'complete shock to all who knew him..

l-le was wide and favourably known as a man of sterling quali- ties and was highly respected by his many friends who will sad- ly mourn his passing. The decess-‘ ed was the son of the late James McAieer and Catherine "Duffy and lived his whole life on the old homestead in 5t. Patrick's. Be- sides his sorrowing wife, formerly Annie Kelly of Kelly's Cross, there are left to mourn one daughter and two sons, Mary, Mrs. Albert Murphy, Norboro. J Wilfred of St. Patrick's and Gavin at home? There are also thirteen grand- children. One brother John L. of Charlottetown end three sisters, Sarah, Mrs. John Elliott, Annie and Catherine all of Boston pre- deceased him some years ego. The funeral which was largely attended was held from his_ late residence to 5t. Ann's Church, Hope River on March 19th. Ser- vice at the grove was conducted by his pasta- Rev..- Earl Dalton. March 19th being the feast of St. Joseph Requiem High Mess was celebrated by his pastor Rev. Ear! Dalton on March 20th. Interment look place in the Catholic Ceme- tery. -

The pail bearers were: Messrs. Ambrose I-ferrell, Peter Goodman, Emmett McGuigan. Alexis Mur- phy, Lesming Proctor and Leo Gallant.

May his soul rest in peace. Following is the list of Mess Cards. Bbirituai Boquets, Messages 01 Sympathy. Telegrams.

‘ Mass Cards

Mrs. James McAleer and "family. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred McAlggr and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Gavin McAlee

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Murphy

The McAieer Grandchildren

The Murphy Grandchildren

lVLr. and Mrs. George manor; and family. Charlottetown

Mrs. Pearl Croken. Charlottetown

‘Ml’. end Mrs. Allison Orokgm Charlottetown

Mrs Fannie McAleer, Charlotte- town

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Mr. and Mrs. Mermaid

Wilfred Kelly, Kelly's cm“

Mr. and Mrs. Cherie: Kelly gm] 15w)’. Boston.

. and Mrs. Oswald Kell

lifartin, Boston y n“

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kelly, Bus. ton

Mr. and Mrs. Athol McDonald. Mermaid

Peter A. Doyle. Mermaid

Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Murphy

Dr. J. D. and Mrs. McC-uigen,

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Mrs. Dottie MoGuigan and fem- iiy. Halifax

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bolger and family

Mr. and Mr's. Peter Goodman

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Goodman, Boston

Mr. and .Mrs. Alexis Murphy and family

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McKenna. Charlottetown

Mrs. Lesming Murphy ‘Ierera

Michael Murphy and family

Mrl- Terese Reid. Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. John L. Proctor

Mr. and Mrs. lemming Proctor

ML- snd Mrs. Cletus Murphy, Charlottetown

Clifford Murphy

Mr. and Mn. W. W. Murphy. Charlottetown

Mr. snd~Mrs. Vernon McCervill, Kinkora

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kinkora

Mr. and Mrs. Louis O‘Connor. Clinton

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Mr. and Mrs. Leo Reid Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reid Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Reid Mr. and Mrs. Louis Reid . and Mrs. D. B. Reid and Mrs. Leo Gallant

Mr. end Mrs. Arthur Gallant and family

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gallant and family

Mr. and Mrs. Cites-lea and family

‘Pupils of at. Patrick's lchool

Dorothy McG n '

Mrs. Basil Du fy, Klnkora

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Heughey and family, Charlottetown

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Der-rill and James McGuigan

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Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Mclllsar, Boston

Mrs. Fannie Monster, Cher- iottetown

Mrs Joseph mm. Mermaid Mrs. Geo. Myers and family Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kelly, los-

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Mr. and llrs. Oswald ‘Kelly, Boston .

Mr. and Mrs. J. D. MoGttlgan. Charlottetown Hope River Credit Union

Mr and sn-t. John W. Gallant and family, Lot U ‘

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Joseph Doyle.

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Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Goodwin, Charlottetown

Thelma Hennessey. Charlotte- town

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer MoCourz. Emerald '

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson. North Ruetlco

Mrs. Harold Mulligan. Kinkora.

' Mrs. Lorne Noonen. Seven Mile Ba!

Ir. and Mrs. John B. Homing. Charlottetown

Archie Ramsay. Kensington Mrs. John Kelly. Stenohel Mr. and Mrs. J. Doiron family. Rocky Point

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Hunter River Mr. and Mrs. D. J. MeKinnon. Mr. and Mr. Athol Roberts. Charlottetown

Montague Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dou- Charlottetown . _

cette, North Rustico Mr. and Mrs. Athol McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith end Mermaid

family, Hunter River Mr and Mrs. Karl Graenen. Mr. and Mrs. James Parsons. Kinkors

Minn}, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. i-loward Ling. New Charlottetown

Q1533"; Mary and Kay Reid. Charlotte- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Murray. town

Lot Q Mr. end Mrs. Alder Dickieson. Mr. and Mrs. l-iolten Mclnnis, New Glasgow

ghu-ioggm,“ Norboro Women's Institute Mr. and Mrs. Allie Outcliffe Mrs. Teresa ‘lreinor, Morell

qhnlomwwn Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Goodman, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Douglas, Nor- Boston

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1.’. Kelly, Boston.

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Mrs. MpAleer and family wish to express their most sincere thanks to all who helped in any way in their recent sad bereave- ment. also those who sent Mass Cards, Spiritual Boqueta and Messages of Sympathy

IIAS T0 BE COLD Modern high ~ octane gesolines freeae at between 3L5 end so: ‘de- grees below aero. Fahrenheit.

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Measured to the heed of Peace River the MecKenele River has a ienght of more than s00 miles and ls navigable for 1.292 miles. _

KINGSTON W. l-

The regular monthly meeting of the Kingstonwut. was held on Thursday, April d, with Mrs. Bert- ram Willis as hostess.

The meeting opened by the mem- bers singing two verses of the in- stitute carol in unison. Roll call. which was answerql with an ex- change of flower slips. was rc- sponded to by l1 members. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved.

The business arising from the minutes was as follows: The sewing for the Red Cross was a1‘. finished except two dresses. The pump at the school had been re- paired‘ and it was said to be in good working order. The corre- sponding secretary reported send- ing a oerd to a shut-in member. The sick committee reported fruit sent in the same member.

All. members were in favor of entering the Island Beautification Contest. The corresponding sec- retary was to get further informa- tion concerning same. It was moved and seconded that $5.00 be sent to the League of Mercy mnd.

The school committee gave no report. The same committee ie to act for the next month.

All institute news was read and discussed by the secretary. Pamph- lets were also passed around to the members. Collection ‘received amounted to 16c. it was moved by Mrs. Merril Green and second- ed by Miss ‘Roma Redd that Mrs. Horace Willis and Mrs. Calvin Holmes attend the Institute eon- vention. It was agreed that everyone ebla to attend is to meet at the school on Arbour Day and help in the Arbour Day nrogrlm of beautifying the school. The next meeting is to be held at the school. 111s roll call for next meetingie to be answered with e

WINSLOE NORTH W. M. S.

The May meeting of Winsloe North W. M. S. met at. the home of was. C. L. Cudmnre Wednesday. May 5. with T members present. Mrs. Maclnnis was in charge of the meeting which opened with "God Llovcd The World of Sinners lost", followed by 1 Cor. 13, read rcsponsively. Mrs. John Cudmore led in prayer. Hymn 382 was rend

,in unison followed by singing of I Hymn 511. A reading was given

by Mrs. Onner Younker. Corre s}. -‘ was presented. It we: decided to have Sunshine Bags fo| nmnth of June. ‘There were 8 sic calls made during the month end

cards sent. Call amounted to 95s June meeting was invited te th| home of Mrs. John Cudmore. lead- ers. Mrs. Walter Roberts and Mrs Meclnnis. word for Roll Call Faith. Meeting closed with sing-

ing of a Hymn and Mizpah Benet diction

suggestion for the District Con- vention. The rneetlnif then 1d- iourned. The members then an- jgygd a very dainty and delicious lunch of ice cream and cakes.

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