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IIIDIIICK IIQDONALD

'1‘ pascal his home in St." Avardllnllmm: “fir. 1046. Roderick MacDonald in h“ '3" 9W‘- Iifl was quits well and active until about two month; before he pflled awy when h

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deceased was a successful 11mm Itcove Head Road ‘until 3" W!" lIo when he retired and moved in to St. Avards to reside, He was a member of the Uni-ted

Church for r 3:111 he tgokmlgtlloh o Sm‘ l“ . WIS d f . ililflitlyonbyoxhiso pgaetor. l’

H! W111 be I ti. isaed b host of friends"; bell‘ as by yhi:

v own immediate family. He leaves

to mourn his passing the loss f husband and kind intone:

lowing eons and daughters: (Mrs. Sample) Somervillc. Mass; Jean. (Mrs. alhy Ford) Charlotte- own; Roscoe. York; Pearls (Mrs. Robert Parks) Roxbury. ‘Mass; Dorothy (Mrs. John MacDonald) Stoneham. Mass; Remn. Charlotte- town: Ernest. overseas; Irving. Covehead Road; Ina (Mrs. John Oaswelii at home. One daughter redeceased him as years ago. He E also survived by one brother James. Somerviile. Mass. l8 grandchildren and one great

gran child.

The funeral took place on August 31st from his late residence where a short service was held. conducted

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. _ wer ewm“ ' o “of. h?“ 9murhe lord's My ‘““'" ‘ 2."°§2.°.‘§-" Si; it.“ siifntffi ijliflfltii R. MCQUBId render-ed by Mr. Harry Ylessey It. A. “God Will Take Care of You. ' Burial took place in the family Banister. Solicitor. pm in Yes-g cemetery.

Notary. Etc. Tm pallbearers were Hilbert

_ , ' Coles. l-Iibbelt

May Building. Charlotetown Hugh”. Lam. Kemn “bee; wise

"W" "3 and Rowe Hugh

pleiiqwirlg wereeihe Floral Tributes Pillow

w“ Dmable arm Iidna. arid Harold. Wreath Jean and Elm’ Roscoe Hazel and Family ’esrle, Bob and Family Dorothy, Jackand Family Rana. Rita and Family. Crescent lamest and Irvin! Double Spray Ina. Jack and Myrna Spray » Marion, Billie, Arnold. Wendell and Gloria Jean Mr. and

Mrs. Hilbert Frizzell Mr. and Mrs, John Casford and

Lorne l Mr. and Mrs. Benton Wood

Mr. and Mrs. Borden Myers and '

Borldi eand Mrs. Charles Jackson

Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Watters. Cut Flowers Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burke and Mr. and Mrs. Roland Coady.

Bard of Thanks Mrs. Pr‘ MacDonald and iam- ilv wish express their heartfelt

thanks to all those who sent llow- ers, cards and letters of sympathy or helped in any way in their rec- ent sad benavunant. 9-20-11

In Memoricrm

MIG. JANET EATON

e passed away peacefully on June i0. 19h. at the hcme 0L her cousin, Kenneth Macbenhan. il Traficrd St. Quincy Mass, where she resided the year previous to her death. Mrs. Janet Baton. a native of Hartsvilie. P.E.I., daugh- ter of John and Mary Machennan sued as years Mrs. Eton 1582. first living in Oambridae and then Quincy in i006 where she made her home until her recent death. She was a member of the m United Presbyterian Quincy of which Rev. Wm. Nichoii is pasta‘. ’ Mrs. Ihton lived a quiet unob- trusive life and was hly re all that knew nor. She was of a kindly disposition and mad all her Island friends and e to her heme. Mrs. been in her usual good health until a few days beiole her death when she took ill and r’ for a few da s confidence and trust into the Home beyond. to mourn one son. Providanc

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‘flu willing hands upon her breast are

And kindly friends have laid her form rest

Yet now with loved ones she is gently resting

‘Inge Eternal region of lie biest.

besides l

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Address and . Presentation

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A bras mumm- of the of Webster's Corner and lqlfifltyv P11

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s. Griffin can "ti? °§vs§l£s§l§ 5'48"“ 35th. to honor and hid farewell to than: and their family

previo to ' Charltlltlteown. “m” M Mr. Eugene Callaghan w“

chairman of the evening, mg in g ew well chosen words explained i119 purpose of the meeting. and filled upon Mr. Elmer smith student at St. Dunstarra my. who ca ably lead an adlkeas.

Mr. and s. Tyreli Beard “made

family. in behalf the members of the community and individual gifts of money were lriven lb them from friends out- side the distric.

Both Mr. and Mrs. Griffin feel- ingly replied and» expressed deep appreciation for their gifts. and extended invitations to all to visit them at any time at their home lrl Charlottetown.

Com “ “ ry speeches were then nfide by many. after which “For They Are Jolly Good Bellows" was sung, followed by a musical programme.

A delcious lunch was served by the lades of the district and an enloyabe evening was brought to a close with the sirlgina of "Auld Lang Sync" and "The National

Anthem. The following is the Address:- Mr. Mrs.

M. it‘. Griffin:

Dear Friends: — This your friends and neighbours o Webster's Oorrler and vicinity. have gathered here. to bid farewell to you, ahd to express our - ‘ ih you are about to leave us for your hcme in Charlotteown.

Although moving from our midst. you o. doubtless with plenum antic pations. and with acme rc- Brets. as you think cf ieavlna your pretty home here. where the silver threads of the East River. W111 rose-tinted between and beside farm lands. in August loveliness so soon to pass.

There is always a tinae oi sad- ness associated with leaving ones community. but we know ybu “ill have cherished memories oi this

lace, which we can claim as the irthplace oi three of ymll‘ timid‘ rent. whcm we hope will look fond- ly back to the scenes their youth as time rolls on.

In your eoiourn. am have been appreciative valuable In found you both ready B-Fd ‘"" to do your share. in Dfbmflilflil best interests the communlty. Your help and kindness in. troube

' r remain in memory.

Wm We ral Merchant here. Maurice. you have been most suc- mssful in your business undertak- ings and the people found Y0“ courteous and helpful. and 01'5"- mg gm- mg needs oérglour custom- a eas . “lrhffelxsple gr the district and especially the memberspi the {Veg-e star's Corner Womens inst tu take this opportunity. Mary of ex- ' you, appreciation of

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ness and ability to phases ofthis important work, will not soon be forgotten.

!t is our fervent wish, that both you and your children rnav have health and happiness. you will visit us frequently. tread again the familiar paths of other days.

We now ask you to accept these gifts as a token of our gratitude and friendships.

Signed in behalf of your friends of Webster's Corner and Vicinity.

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The death occurred in Edmonton Alta. on August ' . of Peter iseClair. one oi our former Acaolari school teachers at he age of ca

years.

A native oi Hope River ParLh he was the son 0f the late Joseph and Veronica LeCiair of Toronto Road where he received hia early

training.

Educated at Prince of Wales and St. Dlmstans Colleges he pass- ed with honors and received the B. A. at the later institution.

He taught for a few years in rural districts and then went West: he also taught at Canada Business College in am, Ont" Ind at Dal-burn Business College in Cal-

gar , Aits.

'1‘ an yeas ago he moved to Edmonton where he Joined the Seo- arate school staff and “Jigs:

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failing

On August 10th last he was

stricken with a. heart attack and

passed away surrounded by ms family on Angus h,

His funeral was largely attended

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he resigned on account o

many floral offerings. in-

S Mass Cards. A model husband and kind fathl y missed his an

lotto-awn and. (Ida) Mrs.

char Peter f Ila-vile .

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at her homo, is. Clara

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Thflt passed away it Malvern ., widow of

Crawford. Richard E. Bagnall, Hamel Grove. PI].

Mrs. Balnsll was born at '1‘!- ron. Pl-I.

She leaves to mourn the follow- ing iamil Melville. MD. of van- couver‘ er MJJ. of Grove- lshc. iasss; her-l of wa Mass; Mrs. Rllidol h Kundert. (Clara) lloslindale: as Verna at home. She was aaed by the. folio sons and daughters. Whlisce. M. . of ‘Janeouver, m. win, Rupert and daughter. Laura.

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Hanna. wll? was formerly Senior Plant Pathologist at the inb- oratoryais a native of Halifax, N S. He received his A. from Dai- holuie University in 1914, hie .S A. and M.Sc. from the Unl- versity of Alberta in 190B and 197-3. and his PhD. from the Univ/craggy at the Imperial e in London. England. and at the University of Minnesota. He was Assistant-in the Field Husb- andry D?artmerlt. University of Alberta, rom i919 to 1823. and ff of the Dominion a

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The President presided and opened 111g meeting by repealing the Creed ill UILSOIl Minutes or previous meeting read and adopted. Roll call answerd with "A new song title." There was no corres- pondence. It was decided to get a shipment of old woolens ready “early in October. All those wishing to send are asked to have parcels ready by October 4th, li ible.

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