WEDNESDAY, INN MEMORIAM

WILLIAM DIILFOIID HARRIS

Many of the older residents at Charlattetown will regret to learn of the passing in Ottawa on Oc- tober 19 of William Millard Har- rla. son of the late John Harris of Pnntyplydd, Wales, and Char- lnttetowii, P. E. 1., and Christie (Stewart) Harris.

The late Mr. Harris. I veteran of the South African War and World War I, had an outstand- ing physique and appnarance. He. with Another Boar War vet!-run” Mr. Charlrs Hint-. wu chnsen tot represant the island militia ati the cnrnnatlnn oi the late King: Edward VII. In Wnrld War I h! was glass!-d at Passrlii-nrlnrle. and invallrlwl tn England.

in Aarlivr (lav: lw. with his hrothrr John. wax rlosialy algori- ll'Pd with tha niiicirnwl li.'n of the rg-ty, hoth frnm hnyiiood being mnmher.-i nf lit. Pr-tnr's Angliran (Thiirrh rhnir and in-r members of tho lntu Prof. Vinnirornm-'s or- rhutrn.

For than natt 95 v-Ar! Mr Harris wax on tho Pi-ntm-tiw Kiwi! of the Hang: at (”niiimnri:. Ottawa, and illrimn his zwlrnninnt ihron years nan. ii mt-mlwr of thn Corps of Cnrrniiuinviwlrnu.

Rndrinx an iiwnliri wife, Mabel C. Tmrtrr, hp it-nvnx twn dauzh- tor! and A win llininnl Mrs. An- gtit li:ili'-Tvrlioiwi tllinrlottr-town: -l'lrirn-it-n 'Pnlii"l Nlrc. llnrninn Rynnkzlrivn trlmmiwon and Ralph lV. llrui': Pntrriit, Mirh. HIE Pid- pr son, R:-l-mil. rlinrl (our war: nan tkn ciirvix rt: Arr two si:- tnrg lvwrzwivvti UM. X. P. l.V(i- dinrd, l.nrnn?.1 N. ll. and tFlor- enrol Virc tlox. Ritrhie, Brides- port, Conn. t :i:tnr Cram-, illrs. Sanhrirnl. and a iirothc-r John, pre- rlnopnwrl Ti'?Tl.

Thn funbrnl snrvioc-I, which wrro L-irggnlv iltiftntlthfiy worn hold in Ottawa on (lvtnlier 22, thi: Angli- ran .IFrvim: hr-lnz miidtirtrd hy the Rr-v. C. l.. G. Rriite. Pall- hnrirbrg wr-re moriibrrs of the Corp: of Cnmniluinnairu. lntFr- lm-nt was in Rnarliwnori remvtoriv.

interesting Histdry

Cnntlnued from page 3 hrarirh of the family that livod in Albertnn was stmmr-lilv Anzlicnn. Some rmriiiig this will reniembcr Captain John Ciirimpiun and his broth:-r Mr. William Champion. Whn with lilPlT tnniiliog made a distinct mntributinii to St Peter's Church in Albortnn.

The Champion fnmilln: of Sprint: Valley Iiro SiiD;7ni'iCFS of St. Staph- :-ii'x Clliil'('ll. Thn first child ban- tiznd in this cliiirch was Benjamin Champion whose son Russell Cliamriinn was a prnminuit busi- nnrs man in Kriislngton, He HTFF) sowed as mwnr for several terinx Nn i'omi'ri: nro available for thn (lwrlrv i'nlii”j.', irnt. it is known that tiirv in-re Flvniicli maple and nn rimeht lnnrlnri in Malneqtin when Yhnv mama to the Rlririri,

Tho aiicestnr of tin Hnrrimzton frlTl111i'. Horirv HRl'!'lnS!i-Oil, camp Y:-nin thn nnrili of Trrinnd. HP canio ti:-st In Nmvrnumiland and TLVNI tlieiw loniz ennuzli tn art him 3 itr in the pr-rsnii of Anawtatia Cr.v:i:'a;vh. Tho next mnvn was to P F? T. liviiiz f:i'st at Indian Riv- rr. later in Sprinz Valley Tivn ;zi'o;it-izi'aii(l:mi:, Ivan and Koiih Haririiirzi-an. firn ntficers in St St9DhPll'S Cliiirch.

Thu Siirlslriijvs of Spring Vnllny nliiays linvo born and are still loyal mmibers of tho Church. Eveiett Suricbiir is now a wnrdnii, The iiaino was rorriiptnri tn Siidsbnir and is rt-vorrind tlizis in the old iiarsli roziutrkr of St. Eleanor's Ghurrh, Of this Bryanton tnmily whrxcn riamos appear so often in The Parish rnzlstvr ln bygone years very few rim nriw cnnm-vied with St. Strphmiiq Cliurcli, Iiitem'mr- riazn with nivrnbcrs of other dri- iiniiiiiialmns ha: liFH.kPi'lFd and in somn cases destrny:-d the cnntnrect- inn with the Church in All these oid rnmilirs.

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And so as the year: went by wt: mii nssiinin that farms wnre bnini: clrarori. more coniiortable linuses tJPlll'.' ninit, and the isorimia mind- cri of the sni,ilei's were turninz tiinir Ihrvuzlits to wnys and means 0" liuilriiv-.2 thair mrn church in lrisiiin-.i-ii. nut, lot, nn one think tiinr. the nhsnncn of a Cliurrh bulld- Iri-1 Dl'Fi'"TilPd tho paiticipatinn or tiinm maple in ohurrh worship Not hv any means. They attended this parish rfhiirch or St. 'I'homns iii Nair Lniirinn. If they had wag- on,-; fnr summnr and sleiglu tor wintr-r so much the batter. Somn tvmn: the humble fnrm cart was nsnrl Flint mnirtlv tlioy used .wlmnk':. nwvawi. ivniit on foot. It would ro-

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ocronm 23, 1953

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