. lsolliihv. LAID 1o sum-nae

of the istelrs. James Griffin was held on Sunday sfternoon from her d“ or late residence to St Dnnstan‘s Cath- edral. and was largely attended. . gonna“; m, The services were conducted by

Rev. Father Walsh. and

O'Neill.

runsltal. esnvlcse. - The t. funeral of the late Everett Lsrsn A slster, Mrs Donald 611500911 nl-Dorion. tfsy his soul

' was held from the residence of L. Millview prodoceased him some pa“,

"1""! In his dsnartustfis fir!!!

olic Priesthood Installs the DB of Ringwnod its most promhent Ism- bers. He has islt a rich let“! 0'

hr the spirit of hes

established. Augustlgte MacDonald of

H. D. Foster, Marsirtield, Thurs~ years ago.

day afternoon, the funeral serviesa being conducted by Rev. Mr. Muir- Tbe nail bearers were: John Mac-l J-‘arlsse. W. Warren, B. BIUWIL) B. C. Hardy. Lemuel Croc ett, A. C] Interment was msde lnrof vMrs. W. H. Rezrdpnl will be cred andrespefllldh! ‘ id t l hat proving {filler i 3312b sztaecks t?!‘ illness “lid N" "rlwd l" ‘he '5‘

Foster. York Cemetery.

TU IBDAV

FUNERAL YESTERDAY.- Theflast, week.

funeral of the into Mrs. Harry: Morgan wss held from ber ‘late:

residence 14 Valley Street yester- has been received of the death on Dunstan-S Sum!" morning o, M,‘ Amhnnm sufferings ended when he passed al an excellent

day afternoon to St.

Cathedral and was very largely st-t-Johnstone. Brookline, Mass. services at the Church and grave were conductedyoungest daughter

. ~ t ‘March 5. , by ‘he Bu‘ Raymond M“K°“'°'iQliffvfigf.’r?§§’§h§§e§'§l°.t§l§§§Ii H” M‘ “and Mm a ‘m’ Mamdadhdse. to report regularly to the"

tended. The

The pail bearers were: James Coyle, Charles

Messrs. Mitcheilna sister. is the only member of the

Hrs Bessie Dixon and she

of the

Frank Dillon, Samuel Doyle, l-‘red family residing here now.

Mallett and Robert Duncan.

FUNERAL . YESTERDAV-TMA. Stewart, Summerside received

funeral of the late Mrs. D. A. Mac- a telegram yesterday G Leod took place yesterday from the the sad news of the death of Mr. “'59- revsidence of her daughter Mrs. H. H. H. Harvey in St. John.

announcing

Mr.

D. Johnston. by special train to Harvey who is eastern representa- Bolfast. The services at the house rive for Marks Fisher Son and Co.. were conducted by Rev Dr. Ramsay Montreal has been coming t0 ill}! assisted by Rev .l. W. hiacltenzie. Island for over tbirt!’ yea" 811d l"! The pail bearers were J. 'l‘. .\icl{en- death will he deeply regretted by a lo. Chas. MacDougalI, K. J. Mei-tugboat of friends in thin nrnvlhce-

Murdock Anderson. D. A. MscKin non K.C., A. C. Duchemin. The ser-

YESTERDAWS FIRE. — Short-

vices at Belfast Church were con- lY all" 11 °'°l°¢‘ll Yesierda? lore‘

ducted by Rev J. W. MacKenzie.

Another of Bay Fortune's old landland welmmulh stream" marks has been removed in the de-|the delidflmelll- "l1" 1118 mise of Mr. William Coffin, son oflfllhv alrlved l-lley l°lllld l Mr, cdmngfilled with smoke

had reached the four score and tenlhlnld l" n"? Mich?"-

rhe lute James Coffin.

mud a Two lines of

mark and was the last or the fam-ihose were soon in Olieffllldn "ml

ily. lie was a general favorltelwith n lllllB and will be missed by his host oi‘ ‘W11! ile is sur-l

friends and relations.

cutting the flames extlnillisbeal, Theft‘ damage from

800D was ennsiderable

vivcd by three sons Cameron Wil-|smol<e nnd W11!"- liam and Clinton and two daught-

ers. Susie and Lottie.

Tho inner-l LEAVES TO JOIN Hi8 SHIP.—

nl was from the borne of his son Mr. Benjamin ROEBPS JR. who has

Cameron and was largely attended.

Reverend Allan J.

MacDonald

been enjoying a five weeks visit with his parents here. leave! llll-‘l

third officer on the Canadian Gov-

lmrlsll "l9"- °l F0" August“! h" eminent Merchant Marine steamer

gone t0 his eternal reward.

liis rare spirit left its temple shortly before night

The late Father MacDonald had been ill only s few weeks. but ow- in; to his long pilgrimage here- years-—-l|is condition _ virus viewed with grave apprehen-

eighty four

sion.

He lived and he laboured, and he died amidst the people he serv- (301111 YESlQPdB-l’ mllmllllv ed so long and faithfully, and loved

so well.

m‘ ‘Eanadlan Rrrester," which leavefl [rousing is n shock and sorrow to

all who knew him and loved him. earthly last mid-

morning. The Fbrester is retiater-

iah Honduras, touching

land some time in early August.

POLICE COURT—- 1i U18 PODGQ flour (iTlIllks appeared before Bis Honor. One was dismissed; one fined $20

Father MacDonald was a native 0r thirty ddyfi; nnddfllfi 09-1161‘ fwd

of Saint Andrew's. Stewart; and

D681‘

“cum $30 or sixty days each tin connec- gn the time Red tion with the shooting affray on

school house he first received the last Friday 1158111. A- Llllwlll D0816

rudiments of his education.

Later was arrested on Saturday about

he entered Saint Dunstarfs College noon. charged Wm‘ ‘hwl-lhl. caus- and on the completion of his class- in; Brlevdnfi bddll)‘ l111T111- H9 W115

icsl course there proceeded to the taken before Montreal, Martin and remanded

Grand Seminary at

where he entered upon the study morning-

of theology

0n his return to Prince Edward gun.

Stipendiary K. J. until this It has been learned that the shooting was done with a shot in the afternoon s man char-

Island he was ordained priest by zed with having stolen goods in his

lamented the parish

the late lvntyre in

Bishop Mac possession was fined 850.00 or church of three mOIIlhS.

He was given two

Indian River, the ordination taking days in which to pay up.

place on the 5th of July, 1874.

For a few years he was a pro- . fessor at Saint Damian's College. the Calgary General Hospital, otron Feb‘ 24th when It w“ mel- IJY tween m“? and “VB hundred cattle appointed Sunday morning Feb. 21st. aged 83 of Fort Augustus, years. following an illness of sever.

and subsequently was to the parish

Robert Coffin passed away ln

where for fortynivno years he ever al weeks from blood-poisoning, and

laboured ss

Master's eye. Had he

in the Great Task gangarene. lived it

He is survived iby his widow“

was the intention to celebrate his two daughters, Mrs. A. R. Dauncey

Golden Jubilee next year.

Father Allnn MacDonald was in- E. Coffin

Mrs. G. F. Talbot, and one son,W. . and several grand-

timately known and highly regard- children. in Calgary. one sister, Mrs ed not only within but also far be- J, A. Lawson of Charlottetown l’.

yond the bounds of his own parish.

In his priestly vocation he truly ex- Coffin or Savage Harbour.

amplified Goldsmitlfs

Preacher."

“As the bird each fond endear- Graham and Brenna-n, on. Tuesday

ment tries To tempt spring to the skies,

He tried each art, reproved each art W. F‘ Farrow, (M. iP. Robertson,

dull delay

Allured to brighter worlds, and Whitcook.

led the way." He will be mourned duties in the church.

pastor.

BURNS‘

in Off-NO Pain!

-. s-. .

Doesn't llnrf. one bitl Drop a little "Freesons" on an aching corn, instantly that corn Ito hurting, tben shortly you Ilit it rig t oil’ with fingers.

Your ist selh a tiny bottle of “Frsssbns” r a few cents, suillcient to remove eve hard eorn, soft corn. or

eslluses. without soreness or lrritstiou.

5‘

“Village

its new fledged 0ff- lly plot in the Burnsland cemetery.

In the homes, nvnd missed from his sacred He was a warm friend as well as a beloved His keen knowledge of human nature made him in the

The funeral services conducted by the Rev. A. D. Richard were held from the funeral home of

afternoon. interment in the fam-

The pallbearers were: fW‘ C. Stew-

R. A. Henry. J. Hunt and J. B.

i1;

-TOWN COUNOILv-There was another large attendance or -both indies and gentlemen at the speciul meeting of the Summer. side Towm Council last night. Two

of the important matters dealt with were the reel ation of Coun- cillor Toylor and e dividing of

the town into wards. Councillor 'i‘aylor's resignation was accepted by the Council and April 6th was set as the date for the iby election to fill the vacancy in the Council. The motion was carried to divide the town into the three wards East centre and west with twp council- lors from each ward. {he record- er is to prepare a bill to be pre- sented to the present sitting of the legislature for consideration. Dr. Cameron was appointed meat and milk inspector for the town and Mr. Sampson Grady was appoint- ed whsrfinger. After several oth- er matters bad ‘been deslt with the Council adjourned until next Mon- dny night-

Tbere passed peacefully sway at his inane. Rocky Point on ‘March 4th. 1920. Mr. Patrick iFeehan at the age d! 76 He was s kind and loving father a good sad obiisins neighbour. Ha was a carpenter ‘by trsds and endQNd himself to all who knew him.

There are ‘ion to mourn besides a narrowing widow. two daughter and two |ons, also one sister The deugibblu are Mrs. M. White of

‘@811-

bs ssid of him: “Wsli done. 000d of sympathy. the roll and faithful irvant. bearers were Messrs. John Isrr, In» the joy of thy Iprd." Augustus iloQuald. Patrick I01‘!!- ue. Charles Saunders. and John

ester flou In the hearts of the people of Fort Augus- of Requiem was suns by his pntor, tus this lasting monument will be Father Walsh. The pdl bearers‘ were Messrs John Smith, Jsrnessleep on. beloved sleep There is left one brother, Mr. Smith Herbert Garrett, Micheal.

ISLAND LADY DEAD. -W0l‘d

was the 1

morning to take up his duties as‘ H“? 9355MB 111315“ 1:116

Halifax for the south on Saturday a L where

en route Malone Soul-is and Mrs. Patrick Bermuda. Nassau and Jamaica. Mr. Conway, gourmet H" mum.“ Rogers expects to return to the In- toolt place to Kelly’s Cmss on the

E. 1., and one brother Frederick;

sorrow panes of-stster. rs. It‘ ‘Walsh of chsrtlwended its weary way through autos sad lli horses In their dsliv- DOWN"- hou“ u. ‘ ‘Rollers! tribstessaowdrlfta totbe espstssyat "n; cums fins]; family; Spray, West Caledonia where he was laid __ beside his former wife Mr. and the. lteasid lleflilvsry Margaret lament who predeceased and family, The lliases Dorian and,hlns twenty two year! I80- It is; well Miss Gertie McDonald. also letters] ;Thy God in whom thou trusted He do'eth all thins! best South Shore cemetery. J-Iigh litsssgl-Ie saw that thou wsrt weary And called thee home to rest.

IIICRIN. Ill! Cltfiluin rest

The remains were laid to rest in]

Murphy. James Hogan. rest in Thy saviour

l when Hr. Clifford Boots passed,

all.

62 in April and he has been suffer--

away quietly during the afternoon'At present live

Boulter) one daughter Mrs

Elbert and Lorne as wall as his

Mrs. Charles Waite and bis three brothers Amasa. Benjamin and

The pail-hearers were Messrs iwm A. MoWiliiams.

‘Lellan. conducted in the home by the pas- 11011185-

. Beneath thy native sod. Sanislos Thy bead is plllowed on His breast

, -ci-l||.onews gflrhlgrmmmfinggzffog: INGL-Tbe Children‘ s Aid Sccictyltion an a-rnalllnlllldn or the Groin Alien and - l" . ~ Co h id its resuinrk; ' rs IMPROVING-Hike many friends of its most valuable citizens; bon-fgomfywmeeaz: m: Tuesday ev_l‘:$‘he wen," “rm”. up“

i _ of ch 9th st 7.30 in thelso much for the sale of their IIN- was unable to come home. The ha)" John Cum," B“: Tidal: Halli: Summerslde. Fourteerducts. h“ d m. member! we", press“ m; georgefltrsssbnrg. where they v Q Memorial cemetery.

In; oseemnialhinrry from an in- hit-Wit the Al“! l" 111° $°°'°‘Y~"""°' “d m“ “m”

ternsl cancer in the abdomen injflnd the ‘P1118111 l, the last eight or nine months: his Town cl filmlnelflldfi mhdd 11B 115"‘

of the third and his remains wereftion for theft having been ordered hleiburled in the Miiburn Church Dllby Mr. Ernest Strong, acting Ior Judge Mtfluarrie as Juvenile Court

from the Town. One girl is also vou probation for a similar oifenseprs in the West. |having to report to her pastor and Charles undo the agent regularly. “assume. George R Mcmmc. Amos sion arose re provision for the sup-

Boumm A" Gone“ and Ben MC port of delinquents when sentene, The funeral service ‘as ed to reformatorles or industrial

. i-rbe In the other tvvo of the plenum

and idly God. 8117

AID

Officer for the "l"

report of his works‘

Igor GQQ Reagan” u“; um Rgygqhl-ETILIIIIB Provinces it is under- "an

fTurple and Stamford. 5510041 111M- the

j The death took place

ilicate health for a years, but her death, in the prime of life .La a sad bereavement to her] five daughters who will surely missv everybodys best friend in this: .world, viz: ‘Mother!’ Her dau h-. ters rarer-Madame Duffy of tghelmade for each Sacred Heart Order, Halifax, Mrs. , , ugmhnny Swrdy. Bnokvmle- Anna, Nirtts report teacher in Wesmorland and Hanna and Mabel, in Boston, Mass,

mother. Mr. Whelan. formerly of Freetowmp, There has been

Mrs . lWm.

29th of January nd th in 1 were lierformed ‘by aeaowggllri: mean“ mmm“ Curran. assistd by the pump, m,‘ The Sula"? P. b McMahon. May her soul rest in peace.

came that Daniel Stewart. a high- ly respected resident of that place had died suddenly while at work

Owing to the delay of ma"; the Friday evening

family with they had

just received

telegram saying that lvnuld arrive _at Melville Station Bale 0i’ Western the next evening.

‘ments are responsible for the main- at theWenance of juveniles noon, the firemen were called out Sacred Heart Home in Cbarldtteqhpmes and this was felt to be a 510' a blue at the resmence or M; ‘tvoygn! on. Jslntzsry thZMbRoIJ lhfarytnatter lvrlhic: should he settled

, ' ,_ or“ or Grgflou! can. reic o o he o n non the sun . At present the Ju- .. AGED RESIDENT DEAD. _|Arthur Jenkin c r when VDMW m [he 54m. year o’ her ageyvenue Court judges ‘re unwmmg do a quick? The deceased, who had a larsnno commit juvenile delinquents to he 11mins number of friends and relatives, but ygjormatgfies when brisk not one enemy. had been in tin-certainty HD0114. provision fpr CHI‘- llllmbel‘ ‘lhrying out the scntence. Cbliuctiona .iu the Marltimes aro as u rule us- ed for capital accounts, the inter- cst from which is used for bulid- H ings. salaries, etc, and the (barge '

his or her nlnlnfenance, showed that there as been a marked improvement in schooFattendance and Rev. Father “rattle-Donald, whom all were glud to break in the Whelan family and W°I°°m° back 1° 31° swiftly (‘d111- she is survived by her Ether and memled 111111 V81)’ highl} for his and Mpg pan-m; untiring and CODSClCllliiJug

at plyesent of very few in nddmun to t e Board of Management. The M7‘ 3°11" T- "Sanitation is proving itself mo.“ useful in looking n1ter,.1n|1,,q,,e,"_ 11nd neslectea children h. the com-

munity, ‘it -ti it] have a M v es “m”; by no though it is said they were around ship Bishop

The Messrs J. in the mines of Westville. N. S. Pfirlicr Horne of Winesalg: rvfitfllii-nai

8nd ti-linsn came w his bereaved months visit m the chbevnan West Ilhfliins sbruptness, They nrient two days in‘ Montreal a letter “dd 1°11!‘ day! in Winnipeg on their lrnm Mr. Stewart stating that he W11! West. In Winnipeg they wgrg was in good health followed by s interested in the Grain Exchange his body 8nd in the process followed ln- the

Provincial Govern- "ed

there is un~

from

Mr.

uork. no canvlssing for

the subject of this membership for this S-Jciety, “u. who

sketch a ho 0 - ed at 6000 w“ and cam“ mum John wgellgn‘ “rind ongesiabgrthgré sequently the membership consists night

gers as well as largo quantities of m Haverbm, Mass" freight between Halifax and Brit-Dana“ Emermd‘

to Summon-aide,

would mun“), m," the city last night. "0111 anyone who wishes tc join ' ll"? Society. the fee bolng one <20l-' _ L”! (51-90) 11 Year and the meetings ~ e 11B held on the second TIjt-Iidfly A wave of sadness was cast over of each month at 7 30 in 'b '1‘

Lewis and vicinity when the news Hall, Summerside d e mm

wedd

from a

wheat eley

‘in chores of Jas. p. MacDonald of "low lilant of the Harris Abbatoir m;

iwestvme arrived in Charlottetown where they kill

a vniece Miss Jessie Bell .Herbert both accompanying]; to"; minute. destination. ‘three young men of Melville the

Messrs MacPherson, Gillls, and are shipped m lNioholson, who in the dead hours ready of the night, with

vcdllrflils and endurance, battled glble snowdrifts bringing 111M118 8nd Dnssengers

The late Mr. Stewart was a man vol sterling character. respected ing else and beloved by nil with whom he er government came in contact avnd one who will principal output l1° srently missed throughout the cattle and hogs, entire neighborhood.

invalid father, a devoted wife and of every snjmn] 4a son "Donald Alngus" of Mt. Vernon.

held at the home ‘by Mr. Ewen and offal MacLeavn and beautiful were rendered "llfld0f the ship of Mrs. MacLean.

bearers were: John MscPber-son, radio people.

son. Jae. E. Purchase. A large radio ferns,

follow the funeral oortsvge ss-it This company

BRINGING UP FATHER-

MmBQT THIS eafitx MORN\N'A\R we Fm: -t Queen's ‘m: Don-ca is

RIQHT- IT ‘

Rocky Pent; Mrs. George Cowgill of lnwsll. Mum; Jones of Rook! Point; Willis of Lowell. Ins. one

O IQ av Inn. Isswws stew... Ins. “'"'*'~ ~,1'~'.i~v-¢u.

Thd chills. from all over the West,

for slaughter. indomitable Block yards they are driven up a m 1 long stairway to the w]; storey‘

e 1‘ W11)’ throuSh almost impass- the seventh, where they are killed, the re- Every process from the living to the six the delivery of the meat is in the miles from the station to the home, hands of a specialist each of whom “em. does one particular thing and noth- P95- The whole plant is und-

111s from 1.000 to 1,200 s day. In He leaves to mourn. an aged and all the slaughtering every pnrgme

seven small children at home. also snide who showed them through of Ontario the plant explained to than, the BIDS one sister Mrs J. E. Purchase hnir of the cattle and hogs is drred in the absence of a hind sold for plastering, the bones pastor an impressive service was ground for poultry feed. the blood t d MscKinnon assisted by Mr, (loo, The guide EIIIIIIIGOPOIIBIY

hymn. that not n hair was wasted, leader- even preserved the squeal or the The pall- ‘hos and sold it n;

901111111 MflhAnlny. Jas. llLMscDon- the unearthly howls occasionally aid. Henry Brenick, Donald Nichol- heard and I10! understood by the 110m n! nnlwl butter.

Here also they visit- concourse of sorrowing frimrds ed the largest stores, warehouses

‘"1 “l1 aveTa-Ee ‘he- culled home on a and mission, hsv- surplus and

or ML a day, or an new“ or one every lhngs accompanied the remains of water. The buildings are situat- Much credit is due 6d near the Union

Stock yards.

the stock yards From the

inspection. The "16 of the plant is

the latter number-

been

is utilized. The

B065

ini0 rel-timer. b”

remarked

They from

mun to the ml‘-

This will explain

uses about zoo Merv

. Clo/tars;

h tb spent s |‘-,3,'.','n$u gs opening vf-ths and four sons. The sons are; W- Provincial shew the whole building min tbs Francisco. Csi.; Allen c.. of New “"“°“ ‘°...‘.';‘...“.°""2..... ... u y, R, mo; s mars s. one or the most interesting sights was s valued member of the Pres- in the city. st Saskatoon where they spent tlve interest in sIl branches of the one son. Wallace both living at andoymgm ‘mm some time at the Agriculture! Col- Church's work. - loge, saw the different chases at position her ministrstions to the work, including demonstration in slog and needy of the community judging horses. v which appealed especially t0 810111 funeral which was bald Sunday. arrived is the city Tuesday night. l ‘as this was lnllne with their own March 7th vu very lsctivities durhgthe 10"- "9" l-lll! tended. The Dill “"9" "9" who left Liverpool by the S. S. "EET-iattenueu a Grain Growers Coaven- here tbNo sons.