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ff.-,»_}~wennlNo stzu.s.-A quiet “Ulffl " vtremony was performed if .img Edward Hotel on

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Oct. and when Murdock -

, eraon of Dundee and Jessie _‘-

gdaiotl of Kinros, pledged their , ll ¢.-flint fidelity one to lnother. 'HIC officiating cle man was the bride's pastor Dr.r%cEwen, The yqllng people are well known and worthily merit the well wishes of ‘ all their friends.

-WOUNIIEI1-slr. and Mrs. Patrick ' Dalsyof Snmmerslde received a mess- , els on Monday stating that their son Pranlt has been admitted to the mili- tary hospital Wlmeraux Sept. 23rd suffering from n gun shot wound in left thigh. Pte Daley enlisted with the 105th Battalion and on going over to

l'-‘mace was transferred tc- the 26th, | This is the second time Pte Daley has been wounded, and has taken part _

lil much fighting-L

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There passed away at Upton, Dun~I = = 5

dag. P. E. Island on Sept. 28th 1918,

Susanwalker, beloved wife oi John CHRISTMAS COMFORTS FOR

ERS OF WAR.- The Forn-

Walker of (`harlotletown. She leaves Prisoners fund $5.00 for this purposc

I. huhund. four sons and tive daugh- Pontributions should be sent early to

ters who knew her as a devoted wife 21 Fitzroy Street.

and mother.

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In early life she was brought to a’ "CORK" .\'OR.\lA.\' iiETl`R.\'S,-~

Lieut. Rollie .\i_ .\`orman of

l1\lllll|'Y Of ll-'le late Rev. D0h2lld MC" .\lont-ton who is \\‘cll~kno\vn iti this

knowledge of Salvatio'n under the Flight

Dflllald and has always been a con- prm,im_e sistent and devout member ot the He “Cm church of Scotland, She will be re (Wrm np ntemhered as one who ever had the

spiritual interests nf others nt heart. some

has returned from England

overseas with th~- i~‘lyiti_~

arly two _\‘cnr.~‘. :tgo and .-pt-:ui

imc ‘n I-‘rant-c I or lie \\'t=..-

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and she and her husband alwayskappointt.-tl itistrutter in Englntlti.

opened their home to devotional ex!

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rphmush B long and U-ying illnessma San l-`rttnci.~;co, ('al_ despatt-h .<.t,\',-:

she manifested a peace and joy which Fl'ant-is shed forth the comfort oi the king- ive of P

.\irl.ellart. 34 years ol|l,zi nai-

rince Edward island, tru-1

dom of heaven and told of the slftrr thought from ssh lingo yeswrithy hint

into which she was passing. Wm he d

The mnnal '°°k place on MDD' sent east. lie is said to he one of thr

atlers of the ll W. \\`. and lii;~= nr

owing to his operations alonir

Sept. 30th the services were held in ringlc the Kirk near hy. Rev. Ewen .\ic _ _ Dougnll her pastor ofhciated. To Mr. rem “fa” nun' who is himself iam aside hy al' “mi ”"°~ severe illness and to the family and

friends much sympathy is extended. WC;

_,_ i ton.

Dee est sympathv goes out to \ir `“‘"lfl“

Street, in the great sorrow which has adm"

ness of only eight days. The deceased! man-" 'rl

sported as an undesirable and

UNDED~-Mr. Malcolm R. Bett~ lat River has been officially

D _ _I tl that his son Private Fltlwtirtl

.nd Mrs_ James Herrem we:_.mOu,hlBenton, infantry was wounded :ind

ted to the Australian Gencrtti

,game to them in the death of their Hospital on Sept. 5th gunshot wotttni "dnt alum” Mm, Mary' who pass, right leg. fracture. A brother Rode-rit-it M 3', at me Charlauewwn H05 Beaton, is also at the front. both

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pital at 6.10 last evening after an ilk, having elllisled ln Vancouver- Hi*

ends will hope for favor.'ihlf»

3-ho had been b°¢,k.keepe,~ 3| The; news front him in the near future.

Examiner office for a number of years

infantry , General

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\\'EI)i)l.\'(l Bl-11.1.5,-On Tuesday

Sept, 1

sr-vile ot' an interesting t-vent \vht=l\_

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.\li.___ .\gne.~. .\iti\enn.l daughter of- Have, Charles ,\lcl(enna, Kell_v's Cross, wasi `

" son Samuel left for there yesterday.

_ ` j united in the holy bonds of matrimony Miss Biggars friends in this Province

daughter of the late James Walker of wall and York \\’omnn's institute is' H1 .\ll‘. lierbert Mulligan. Kinkora, thc

Brlckley Point and sister of David the first to senti'thc treasurer of tin-

't~t»rf-llloll_\' being performed hy Rev. Di, A whirh 'Curran P. P. The bride was attended

l sincere regret and will anxiously

hy .\li.~‘.- Katie Trainer, teacher of \'it--_ with gloria liigli School, while the groonii

1- \vz|_- _<u|lportt>tl hy .\lr, Willianl Smith.; ‘Print-ipnl ol' Kinkoral St‘lir.~ol. Thai

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ednesday afternoon, Sept. 25th

at the Marysville Methodist Church.

grooni',< gift to the bride was tx gold , on “_ pentlttilt and chain with pearl settings.;

rf the hritlcs-maid. rl gold brooch with' ,mg

_ Helen M_., daughter of Mr. altd

Alexander G Robinson, of

ericton, and Dr. Joseph l)_ (‘ofi'iu

( _ iof Plaster- Rock. were married by

Dr. William Harrison, pastor

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tin atn:~t|t\',t _ >ti'n _ l-‘oil wi thc

, st st l g 0 fig Mrs.

Irort-ilitiiiy the bridal party drove to Fred 1C`h:trlr.-ltr~tov\'n and dint-ti at the Rv-l

vere llolel returning in the f»\'t=lilngi vo the llotnc of the bride where a r¢'~l Rev' vt-ptiotl was held, only thc intmetlini-.= i or H

rt-lativt-s being pre:-icllt, The t~\'€-llillul _ wa-1 plensatlily spent iu illtlsiv :ind “_” H _~:it\g,= nit:-r whit-h the guests ticpartnti =

wishing Mr. and Mrs. Mulligan titans' I ml

_venrsv of happy wedtletl life.

li was on the afternoon ot' Augu

lilth, 11418 the t-onimunit_v r-f Dundtwland :ind tht- surottntling dislrirtls vverc said dotted to learn of the utlexpconeti death iam]

or one of its best and mc-st respectntl l t-it.i7.1=il.- in the person of .\lalcolm J. :Wm .\lt'lJonaltl after tt short illness of our gms” wteclt_ Tho deceased who passed his m t~ighty~fourth year had always been in

perfect health up to the time of his Q Wk' illness and was lovingly cared' for byf

at the weekly_dinner in the Kosey his assistance. He was intruth a true “ _

, Korner last evening and gave tm inter- christian gentleman_ Well had his

l EBU!!! Bddroes. taking as his subject: pastor said of him “lf ever a mon lov- _ _ Prohibition as a Business Asset." Dr_ ed the Sanctuary it was this man." l , A, B_ Reid presided I The iuneml services which were ~.

' Christie is seriously ill in hospital in

hill, Mass. .\ir. Bigger and hi-, `

land especially thc various schools in

she was n loving anti painstak-

ling teacher will leam of her illness

‘ 3Wl,llf l1€WS Of her' f'9(?0\'€l'_\'. t

to church, the Maryt-wille .\ietl1o1l~ |

list tfhurch being selecteti on account ‘_

tc long connection with it oi th-~

family tit the bride, The bride enter-

the

’i`aihCr, by whom she was given in 1 llnarringe. She was attired in a tailor

H fed travelling costume oi’ navy bltlt=` ‘

carried a shower bouquet of whitt-

' lroscs. Aftpr the rerclnony the britirt i

groom motored to Frederlctom

and left hy (‘. 1*. lt. on tl tour whit-hl

include Boston, New York, Syrn~, and i>ltitiidt-lpitltt. The hritie is’

amber of the graduating class oi,

,i912 of tho Univcl'sity of New Bruns- ‘ k. She was the recipient oi man

'beautiful gifts. Among the out.o!`, 1

ROTARY CLUB.-Rev. R. G. Ful- ‘ friel1d.a. sood neighbour, alwen ready -

ton was the guest of the Rotary Club and willing to help any who needed ‘

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X _.___ largely attended were conducted by ' ‘ Mr. Reuben Vessey,Brighton Avenut-, his pastor Rev_ Dr. Mc!-Iwen. -

'received a telegram yesterday stating Besides one brother Alexander J. P that his son Herbert Reginald Vessey, I of Glen William and a sister Mrs

was officially admitted 25 §Eunice story of Millview .he leaves

Hospital, Hardelot. Sept. 24, fmourn three brothers Daniel of Mone-

gunshot wound lower extremities, Pte 3 ton N. B., Duncan of Highwood. Mon~

I Vessey. who went overseas with theflianay and John James of D\lndas.P. E_ _

i 105th draft, was afterwards iran.-t~ f i_; also four daughters .\lrs. Roderick 5

to the 13th and later to the,`.\it-Pherson oi Calgary. Alta,:Mrs. R-

! fighting Slith _ lie was tt popular ein-`E. Allen of Prtland. Oregon, .\frs.l »

iployec of .\iessrs Alley and t‘o. for f"F<‘<l@F|l`k A~ f`f/ODGI' 0f LYMI- Mass.- tivt- _\-ettrs prcviou,< to'join-ing the t-ol-: and Mrs. John .\i. McDonald at home, ors anti his friends hope his wound is to whom their many friends extend

not -t-riou_<. their hear-t felt s_vmpath_v_

_ _ V .\lr_ J. I). Blggar, iiradnlbane, has rc- ' ‘Ih N `]‘°`pm' S ( hurch was th” celved word that his daughter, .\iiss

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taking in her work and made manrj friends to whom the news of het-I death will come as a shock, She left; Fharlottetown a little over three; weeks ago to spend her annual vac- ation in Boston. On her way home she became ill with that form of influenza now so prevalent in the New Eng land States. Her condition not im- proving. shet was removed last Sunday from h_er home to the City Hospital,"

where her life hung in the balance; I until last evening when her gentle sph-it passed away. Besides her par-`

ents there arg three brothers, Jame

John and Felix and one sister, Missi Margaret. the last named having also, - boon' quits ill with the same tlreatil

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with deep regret that Kensington heard that Private John William Som | ers was posted on the casualty list us| I killed in sciion_ August 28th, 1918~

Private Somers heard his country's’ l t-.all and responded by Joining the col~]f ore in the now immortal 55th Battal-| ion May Blat 1915, less than a year] I after the war hrnke out. He departed for England with his regiment, No- vember ibth 1916 and on .lune 2ntll_ 1.918, crossed over to France in tho’ I 55th. He had his baptism of fire, eight days after he entered the tren- ches. when the Lieut. of his platoon rho late Ralph Rogers was ltllletl. For devotion .to duty, he was transferred I tn the machine gun section of the 18th Western Ontario Battalion. 4th Can- ' satan infantry. Brigade, with the ? ngbtirts old fourth Brigade, he went I through the following engagements: '

Homme, Bept. 1916, Vlmy Ridge, April

1917. Lens, Aug. 1917, Pzschendnlc. Nov. 1917. He was reported accidcn:-

ly wounded May 27th 1918. but return- I

ed to the front line trenches in July.l where with the pluck of n veteran, inf -

remained on duty till he ieli on the! '

ileld of honor, at the early nge of 23| years. after being on duty in the front

line for 28 months, thus passed away " one of the brave old guard a true sol- _ tiiar. poplar alike among oillcers and _ _

men. having played a herds part, he _ I ' now calmly rests where brave hearts ‘

have laid,-hint. Private Somers was rt I

ills specimen oi Canadian manhoot:_ a splendid athlete, taking part in ai:

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