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The death of J. J. Duffy, l-lsw- thorne ‘Avenum-Charlottewwn, on Thursday. October 9th. came as a great shock to ali.. The deceased had been in hisususl good health until several days before his de- mise when he suffered a heart at- tack while working in hieygarden. However he recovered from this and was about as usual until Thursday when a second attack proved fatal. _

The deceased was born in “Fort Augustus, PEI. on November 19th. i818 - the son of the late James P. and Mrs. Duffy - the latter being formerly Catherine Hughes.

at the rural school and later at- tended and graduated from Prince of Wales College. Subsequent to this he taught school successfully

~for lix years. Later he took up s

position with the Dry Goods firm of B. A. MacDonald in this city and for eleven years was an effic- ient employee of this thriving con- cern being in charge of the Men's Iteady-to-wear Department when

' he resigned to accept a position in

the Charlottetown Post Office. Here he became familiar and offic- ient in all branches of postal work being cierk-in-charge of the Money Order Department at the time of nis Superannuation. During the few short years he had been spared to enjoy his well earned retirement. he had not been idle but had been busily engaged beautifying his magnificent residence at Haw- thorne Avenue which stands to- day as a. tangible example to all of what can be accomplished in the making of a beautiful home

Truly it can be said oi the late Mr. Duffy that he was an honest man. a genial companion. a faith- iul worker and a true friend.- Many will indeed miss his genial smile and his warm hand clasp.

He was a strong supporter of the Conservative party and always wol: a deep interest in the affairs of his country. Few people had a wid- er generafknowledge than he and it was truly a pleasure to converse with him. He took an active part in the promotion of any project for the welfare of the country and was also a member of the Benevolent Irish Society and the Knights of Columbus.

The late Mr. Duffy was a da- voted Roman Catholic and his place was seldom vacant at Mass in the Basilica. Ha was moreover a con- scientious worker in religious ac- tivities and will be sorely missed by his fellow laymen.

He leaves to mourn a. sorrowlng "life and two sisters. Sister Es- tella of Lebanon, N. H, USA. and Mrs. Sheehan of this city.

The tangible tributes to his memory consisting of ﬂoral wreaths Mass Cards. apiu-ituai Bouquets, letters and cards of sympathy were many and varied attesting to the high esteem in which the deceas- ed was held by his many friends. '

His funeral took place on Mon~ day, October 13th, from his late .esldence_ Hawthorne Avenue. to Saint Dunstans Basilica where Solemn High Mass of Requiem waa celebrated by the pastor. Rev. Dr. P. McMahon. assisted by Rev. P. l‘. MacDonald as deacon and Rev. David McTague as subdeacon. Present in the Sanctuary were His Excellency Bishop Boyle, Msgr. Maurice MacDonald. Rev. Ronald MacDonald, PIE. East Point and Rev. loula Callaghan. P.P., Fort Augustus. The hearse was preceded i0 the Basilica by members of the Benevolent Irish Society and by members of the Knights of Col- umbpa. The honorary pallbearers were: Dr. WJP. MacMillan. W. Cheater B. McLure, M. P., Roy Cud- _more_. D. A. MscKinnon. Capt. J. J. Connolly and Patrick Murnsghan. The active pallbearers were_Jos- eph Pacquet, George Beers. Fur- neas Matheson. Urine MacDonald, John Cronin and P. s. Bradley. In- terment took place in the Catholic Cemetery where services were con- ducted by Dr. McMahon. The fun- eral was very largely attended by wsidenfs of Charlottetown and vi- cinity.

1c the sorrowing wife and sis- ters the Guardian extends sincere sympathy. May he rest in peace.

_ Flowers

Pillow-Wife Ettie.

Staff of B. A. MacDonald. Mr. and Mrs. J. Gordon Mc-

Donald.

Mr. and Mrs. T. Roy Cudmore. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Douglas. Mr. and Mrs‘. Id Warren.

Letters o! lylﬂﬂly

Mr. arid Mrs. Bennie McMillan, Detroit.

Isabelle McDonald. Cambridge, Mass.

St. Dunstan Credit Union.

Mrs. Mary McCsrviile. Milton,

8.3!.

Bernadine McDonald, New York.

Mrs.) Bridgett Roach‘ Halifax. '

M‘. and Mrs. Alex A. MacDon~

aid and Joseph. (Little Pond.) Mrs. J. J. McAdam and Rnddie.

(West Gt Peters). . liatar 8t. Vincent. 8t. Muff-i

Convent, Bouris.

Miss Margaret Keegan. New

York City.

Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Woodly. It.

John. N. I.

Mr. and Mn. Wyatt Weicli and

family. 1mm. Mul-

Misa Ilsa-i Hanneberiy. Ottawa.

Sisters of Marcy, Portsmouth, N.

‘Mr. and Ilka. D. J._P:aaer and Donald raaiui- Head. leak. sister Mary Joanne.

Mr. and Mrs. J. I‘. Leightialr. Georgetown.

Sister Mary Augusta. 0.8M. Provincial Ban.

w. and Mrs. Phones MaeLeanaa, Grand Bivc. Mrs. Alban McAdam. Morel]. an. and Mrs. Joseph Foache. use. a

Mr. and Mn. Roy llacletlt. 4 i. Mary Msanls, Kinkors. ‘Dena Biewart. iloxbury.

1m. Douala MacDonald. Menti- eello. *

He received his early education ~

Mrs. Anita McDonald. Ohio, Nova Scotia. Sisters of the Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Hairy Kelly_ lake Verde. Mrs. Annie Payne. Norma lihcDonald. Pisquld. Helen MacKinnon. Pisquld. Mrs. Frank O'Brien. Moi-ell. Benevolent Irish society. Rita MacDonald, Mt. Stewart. Rev. Eric Robin. 8t. Mark's Church. Int ‘I. Mrs. Monty Kelly. Newton Cross. Louise Mshar, Ottawa. . Lena MacLure, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. George Munn. East Royalty. S, path, Cards ‘

Precious Blood.

Ruth and Inwey Montigny.

Jimmy and Hilda Power.

Lois and John Hoiyroid, Win- slow.

Hilda. Haught.

Bertha Hogan.

Granville.-Irvina'fon_ sey.

Mary E. Bradley.

Mr. and Mrs. Mathias Koughah.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe. A. McDon- ald. (HarmnOy Jet.)

Mrs. Laura Campbell, Lynn, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McLean. Halifax.

Mrs. Geo. Dixon. Clyde River.

The Martin Family, Worcester, Mass. '

Mrs. Crawford Jay and family.

Mrs. Bert Paquette and family, Montreal.

Mrs. Edith C. McEntee, Fail River. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon C. Wer- ren.

Rev. L. Ay rs. Bedford.

Mrs. Elia cEachern Souris.

Erna Boswell.

Mr.‘ and Mrs. T. L. Rodgersoii and family, Peakes. . Lem. Agnes and family. Peakes.

Mabel Auld.

New Jer-

Mr. and Mrs. Milford Batchii- dcr. Katie Moore.

Mrs. Jordan and Sheldon.

Mr. and lvLrs. Horace MacEwen.

Mr. and Mrs. D. MacAusland, Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Jean McDonald.

Plicmle Livingston.

Parkdale Womens institute.

Mrs. Arthur Sherren.

Mr. and Mrs. Borden Myers.

Mary Handrahan; Souris.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter McAieer.

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McGregor and family.

Thelma and Harry Crasweil.

Mrs. J. B. Garrick.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Storey and family.

Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Warren and Louise.

Stashia Power.

Mr. and Mrs. James Muilall].

Evelyn Hayes.

David and Jennie Robertson.

Hon. Geo. D. DeBlois.

Bertha White.

Mr. and lVLrs. George Qhaooelle and family.

ﬂanry and Ethel Callback.

Irene Hogan.

Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Roop. ' Wilfred McDonald, Hudson, US. A

‘Howard and Ella Court. -

Mrs. JamerRevelie.

Ramona MacDonald, Hudson, U. S. A.

Mr. and Mrs. Foncie lvoilo Bay.

Mrs. R. E. Taylor’ C. S. JUNO!‘ Aid of P. E. l. Hospital.

Penelope C. McIntyre. 13081011.

McInnis.

Mass. Mrs. Susie Wood and family. N. Wiltshire. Johnnie MacKinnon, st. Bay. Mrs. Daniel Poquet. Ruby and Victor Hudson. Sadie and Preston Sentner. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Essory. Georgie and Watson Paa-tridie. Furnese Grace and Craig Mathe-

Peters

son. Edith and Angus McEachefn. Elsie Crockett. Mr. and Mrs. 8am Hood. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon McDon-

ald, Kensingfon Road. George Puncher and family. Mrs. A. E. Simpson. Mrs. John Hawkins and family. Harry and Louise Conway. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome O'Brien.

Morell. Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Murphy. E. W. and Hattie Webster. Mrs. Leslie Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MacKenzie. Mr. and Mrs. fouls Anderson. Winifred M. Leonard. Mr. and Mrs. Miilar MacFadyen. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Burns. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Bi-lttain. Mr. and Mrs. William Jay end

Billy. Amy and Roy Hood. Garfield Smith.

MAS! CARDS sisters of Mercy. Portsmouth, N.

H’.

Grads 4. LabanonﬁN. H.

Mrs. Butler. Lebanon N. H.

Mother Clara. MIME tel‘. N-H-

Sisters of Mercy. M cheater. N~ H.

Sister Kevin, Claremount, N.H.

Margaret and Ann Revsll, New York.

Mr. and -Mrs. Andover, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Conway lﬂil family.

Wilfred Coyie.

Mrs. A. Coady.

Mr and MraLeo J. Duffy.

The Officers of 9t. Damian's Credit Union.

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Doyle. Mrs. James R. Aylward (I). lomfL Mass. 0 -

Mr. and Mn. Gua Brothers. last Royalty. y m. and Mrs. Frank Cavidant and family. . c Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Roche and family. Iona.

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Johnston. Klnkora.

Dr. and Mrs. W. H. 8011i.

Mrs. Catherine H. Macfnnis and Anna.

Itephen and Mary Bradley and family.

Itita and ‘menu MacDonald. it. Andrews.

William Stone.

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Alycia Rosaiter and family. Ml‘. 511d Mrs. Ed Connor-g, Helen and John Connoly. Mr. and Mrs. W. McTavisli, Lake Verde. ' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mcqulgan, Mrs. Annie Hayes and Mary. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. MacDonald and family. Gienfinnan. Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Hughes and family. Auburn. Mrs. O'Brien and Florence Sin- riOtt. Gertrude Coady. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. MacDonald. Dr. H. M. and Mrs. H. M. MB- Kenzie. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. J. Alfred Doyle. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kays and family. u Mr. and Mrs. B. Doyle and fam- y

Mrs. J. P‘. Murnaghan and fam- y

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. MacDonald and family, Glenfinnan.

Sr. John Baptist.

J. J. and Mrs. Connolly family. '

Mr. and Mrs. Lorne L. Noonan.

The Ladies Choir.

Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Berrlgan and Bernard. '

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murray.

Mrs. A. A. Hennessey.

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Paquet. Mary and Ivan Hughes and fam~ fly.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dougan iHigh), Georgetown.

Mr. Simon Paquet and family.

lvfrs. M. Cavanagh.

u Mr. Michael MacDonald and fam- Y-

Mrs. Mary E. Duffy.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred DeCoste.

MT. Joseph Gaudet and family (High).

James Gillan, Senior.

May Power.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Duffy.

Minnie Bradley.-

Francis German.

Mr. and iVIrs. J.A. Griffith.

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Campbell.

Ronald A. MacDonald.

Mrs. Frank Hsndrghan end iam- ily, Pisquld.

Mr. and Mrs. James MscAuiey.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred McKenria.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Coady and family, Mt. Stewart.

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick E. Duffy, Fort Augustus.

Mr. and Mrs. Aneas MacKlnnoa ‘and family Pisquld.

and

Andrews. W

Mr. R. A. MacDonald.

Mrs. John McKenna and Katie.

Harold MacDonald, Mt. Stewart.

Dorothy and Alban runner.

Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Gillie.

Leo and Mrs. Bradley.

Dorothy MacKenzle.

Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Gallant and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Murnagheri and Agnes.

Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Kelly.

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm MacDon- aid.

Inrence Heron and Mary. Don- agh.

Mrs. C. Tierney and family.

Mrs. Marcella O'Donnell and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Murphy, Montague.

W-m. J .and Ida Brown.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard McInnis.

Mr. and Mrs. James F. Duffy.

Blanche Conway.

Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell MacDon- aid.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Trainer and family.

RH. MscMilian.

Benevolent Irish Society.

Knights of Columbus (High).

W.W. Mullins.

Mrs..,W.D. Mullins.

Sisters of St. Martha. Mt. St. Mary.

Mr. and Mrs. P. R. McCormac.

Mrs. James R. Brown and fam- ily '

Mr. and Mrs. P. B. McTague and family (l-llgh.)

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hennessey

lvfr. and Mrs. Emerie Holland.

Mr. Harry Hex-mans and family.

Mrs. MacDonald, Helen and Don- ald, Glenfinnan.

Marion M. King. v

Mr. md Mrs. H. F. MscPhee.

Mr. and Mrs. Allan McDonald.

Mrs. Mae McAulay. 8t. ‘Theresa's.

Letter Carriers and Postal Staff ‘liighJ

Edna and Harry Murphy.

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cronin and family.

Charles R. Connolly.

Mr. and Mrs. William Murne- glian and family. " Mr. and Mrs. Reg McArvilie. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dougan. Catherine Murphy.

Mr. and Mrs. Aness McPliee, Baal. Point. Mrs. M. Msbar and family.

W.J. and am. Brawdera.

Mr. and Mrs. A. it. Mat-Innis. Mr. and Mrs. Dee MacDonald. St Andrews.

Mr. and Mrs. John Heron and family. Webster's Cornea.

’Mr. and Mrs. John P. Connolly and fimlly.

Marjorie and Rank Morgan. Mary and Margaret Iappin.

Mr. and Mrs. W A vey. ‘Dr. W.J.P. and Mrs. MaeMillan. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cantwell

‘hm and Minnie Riggs. Mr. and Mn. Leo Trainer and llsine. Donagh.

Mr. and Mrl. Prank ‘halaor.

The Wood family All Gertie Donagh. 5W0".

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D. J. MacDonald and family. 5t.

t ‘£3 . .l,)s and family. " Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Flynn. '

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Mrs. Anita MacDonald, Ohio. Nova Scot-is.

w. ahd Mrs. John 1.. Moreside and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Longaphle.

Mrs. Weir and Gilbert.

J. B. Gaudet.

J. Alban MacDonald and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Inrne Harper and Blanche.

Anne and Jam Duffy.

Hugh McArville.

Pellow Ushers (High). _

tattle and Walter Currie.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelly iamily. Lake Verde.

Mr. and Mrs. Allan Mcfnnis and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard MacDon- aid, 8t. Peters (High).

Mrs. E. J. Gallant.

Mr. and Mrs. Monty Kelly. Iona.

Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Murnaghan.

Mr. and Mrs. John Meehan_ Cu- pas. Sask.

Dr. J. D. and Mrs. McGuigan.

R. S. and Mrs. McBeth and Don- aid (High)

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hood (High)

Isabelle MacDonald, Cambridge, Mass.

Panzie MacDonald.

James Msrvlile, Lebanon, N. H. Mercy Convent.

Grade 4. Lebanon, N. H. Mercy Convent.

Mr. and Mrs. P. V. MacMillan. Detroit.

Mrs. Wilbert McCarviile. Boston.

Ellie MacKenzie, Woburn, Mass.

Mrs. Wilfred MacDonald, Hud- son. Mass. (I-ligh.)

and

Rev. Eric Robin, st. Mark's Church, Lot '1.

Sit. Dunstans Credit Union. (High).

Perpetual Mass Card. Bernadine McDonald, Grand Park Ave._ New York.

A Friend (High).

Mrs. John Joe McAdam and Rod- dic, West St. Peters.

Miss Margaret Keegan, New York City.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Koughan, Donagh.

Mr. and Mrs. David MacDonald, Riimford. Maine.

Mrs. R. D. and Mr. and Mrs. Earl MacDonald. Peakes station.

Mrs. William Doian, Boston, Mass. .

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Connors.

Miss Pearl Hanning, Regina.

8t. Charles Auxiliary.

Evangeline Vessey.

Fred Monaghan.

Janie and Mary Doucette.

Dr. and Mrs. Prank MacMlllan.

Mrs. Margaret Sheehan.

Mrs. T. Revell. Florence Donald.

and

Winifred 2nd Frank Mccarron,

Anna_ and Sheldon Smallwood. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. MacKinnor. and family. Priscilla Lawior. Mrs. Patrick Duffy Fort Augustus. Anne. Mabel and Louise Murphy. Evelyn and Lea Bryenton. Margaret and James Wisner. Ethel McEntee. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Beaton. The Cummiskey family, Web- ster's Corner.

and Earl,

Mr. and Mrs. Urias McDonald. Georgia and Leonard. Louise Duffy.

Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Lawlor. Albert and Jennie Wilson family.

and

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Frazer. Re- gina. Sask.

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