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JOHN A. McLEOD

on Sunday. March 18. 1951. there passed away to his eternal rest at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Wendell Mayhew. Crapaud, John A. McLeod, in his 80th year. Prior to last fall Mr. McLeod lived in Breadalbane where he made a host of friends.

Mr. McLeod was born in Harts- ville and was the son of the late Alexander McLeod and Mrs. Mc- Leod. the former Mary Matheson of Rose Valley. His parents died while he was very young and he was brought up in Rose Valley.

Early in life he went to Boston where he learned the steam fit- ting trade. He progressed rapidly in the business and was for many years a mechanical engineer with the New York firm of Alrniral and Company. a large contracting com- pany which did heating and ven- tilating Jobs over most of the mu- ted States.

An travelling superintendent for the firms he was their chief trou- ble shooter for many years. Later before failing health forced him to retire from active work he was superintendent of the firrn's sup- ply shop on Long Island. On his retirement he returned to Bread- plplane in this province until last a .

Possessing a friendly. kindly and cheerful disposition he was highly esteemed by all who knew him Mr. McLeod was a man of out-

ly interested in every worthy cause, especially in the work and welfare of the Church of which he

friends and more particularly circle of his home.

Although suffering from a. pain- ful and severe illness for a num- ber of years. he was never known to murmur or complain but en- dured his suffering with the christian spirit of patience and fortitude.

Left to cherish his memory are his devoted wile. formerly Cath- erine Marion Mathcson of nose Valley, one son Gordon of char- lottetcwn. and a daughter Myrtle. Mrs. Wendell Mayhew of Crapauri. There are also two children by a former marriage. Charles A. and Jane. Mrs. Sheldon Hobby. Both of New York City.

The funeral was held on Tues- day, March 20th. A short service was held at the home. then to Breadalbane United Church. The service was conducted by his Pas- tor, Rev. W. B. MacPhaii who spoke words of comfort to the ber- eaved family. The Masonic order conducted an impressive service for the departed brother.

The hymns sung were The Lord's My Shepherd. Rock of Ages and Asleep in Jesus.

A vocal duet. "The Old Rugged Cross" was rendered by Mary Mor- rison and Shirley MacDonald.

The pallbearers were I-ledley Woodside. Kenneth Doull, Leonard Todd. William Anderson. Kenneth Graham, Donald McLure.

but family

acquaintances in the

interment was in the Bread- elbane Cemetery. The many flowers. cards. mes-

sages of sympathy gave ample tes- timony to the esteem in which Mr. McLeod was held.

"Well done, good and faithful servant."

Card Of Thanks

The family of the late John A. McLeod of Breadalbane take this opportunity of expressing mast sincere thanks and appreciation to all of the neighbours and friends for their many acts of kindness and generosity, also for the many floral tributes and messages of sympathy in their recent sad ber- eavement.

Thanks are also extended to the Doctor and Nurse, for their kind- ness so very generously extended.

IN MEMORIAM

JAMES EDWARD DUNNING

The death occurred in Clinton of James Edward Dunning who passed peacefully away on Febru- ary i6th. at the age of eighty- three.

The late Mr. Dunning had been in ailing health for some time. He was tenderly cared for and nursed by his family till God called him to the great beyond.

During his long life. he won res- pect and affection of all who knew him. an a wide circle of friends and rela ives who will ever cher- is!) his memory.

He leaves to mourn. his wife, one daughter Hattie. Mrs. Garfield ohnston of Long River and three sons. Harold. New London; Lorne in Kensington; Glen on the home- stead; also two sisters. Mrs. Wm Marks. Clinton; Mrs. James Gra- ham. Long River and four broth- ers. Howard. Vancouver; Andrew. Mass: Samuel, French River; John at home; also a number of grand- children and great grand children

who will always cherish fond mem- ories of a loving grandfather. His funeral service was held from the home on Sunday. February lath and was largely attended. service was conducted by his Pas- tor. Rev. 5. H. ffaslam who spoke comforting words. Hymns, The lord's My Shepherd. Safe in the Arms of Jesus. Asleep In Jesus, were sung by mixed choir. Mrs Roy Meebeod as organist. inter- ment war in the Margat-. Cemetery Pallbearers were: Leslie Paynter. William soiners, Elmer Cotton. Justin Woodside. Rutherford Cot- ton. Wilfred Pickering. - Many kind messages of sym- pathy were received. . The floral tributes were: Pillow-The Family. Wreath-Clinton W. I.

, spray-Elmer Dunning. spray-rreda Pete and Edison.

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in Mink memory of Florence Melanie, 3. N., 1. we Avril zm. ulso? """"' ""'

Sweet are the memories that never ado.

or one we loved but could not save.

Always so true. unselfish and kind,

Few in the world her equal you'll find.

on She died as she lived, everyone's friend.

A beautiful life that came to an dl

Inserted by the Family.

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

our dear parents. Mr. and Mn.

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. " thly meeting of the 'I'ryon In fond and loving memory ofiW0m9D'l 1115113133 "I33 It the

home of Mn. Florence Toombs with Mrs. Austin smith presiding. gAtter the usual opening exercises. lnineteen members responded to roll call.

Minutes of last meeting were .. read and adopted. Film commit- tee then reported films selected IN and pictures on Wednesday. April 11. Treasurer reported 819.60 from

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lovln memo of Aibert' G” W” ” "1 "SW1 hme. wuld, who npund in"), It was decided to hold a variety Am." em, "up concert. Committee. Mrs. W. A. Jones, Miss Florence Mabey, Miss Lovlngly Remembered by Smut and Ruth Wright. Mrs. Sheldon How- Daughters. att. Mrs. Vernon Lord and Mrs.

g Austin Bmith.

Moaea Martin. died April 21st. 1042 and November lath, me.

Always nemempered by Their Family.

Discussion on new Blue cross plan. was Mabey was asked to write for further information.

Motion that 32.00 be given to

Department of school for magazine and a subscription to ”Time" for Principal's room, mm; lubwrlptions were received for the "Institute News".

Red Cross committee reported. Two pairs rompers, four pairs sak- ers, two baby shirts. three pairs stockings sent. Sick committee calls made. Meeting next month with Mrs. Austin smith. Lunch committee: Mm Amy Hnlliwell. Mrs. Flora Clark and Mrs. W. A. Jones- pro- sramme. Mrs. Sheldon I-lowaitt. M0991!!! closed with "The King"

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