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the BRA D rind the mal; m°d¥i-ll amen know
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es work and nluerialy _._ Sstlsfqt-has _gum-¢n¢¢¢¢|_
SAMUEL TREES &.C0.12_.__"“°“l
50 was ton sf Ease.
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V ' i " f`  Table In Efffilt Sept. 2151]  'two speakers who addressed tyiie meet-
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stablished
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- is helping hand in the time of trouble.
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" 4 I ‘ " “ V 'i i "" _ A' i v The funeral services which were
 Dec_.__12th were conducted by
H , 4 il/ev.  Ayers pastor of the Gran-
' villc Circuit and interement was' in` the
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X Specifications Furnished for Boilers, Digesters, etc. '
- » . Plauipfor Boiler Settings, _Dutch Ovens, Chimneys, etc.
`f ”"` ' Inspection and Test Prior to Delivery or Purchase
“ insurance' Against All  or Damage to Progeny and Loss oi'
~ Life And _ersonai Injuries Resulting from __t e_Explosion oi
‘ Steam lioilers. Digesiors, Eoonomizers and other Vessels.
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Fhvpeotion and indication of_St/sam Engines by Experts
insurance Against Lossor ‘Damage io Progéerty Caused by ,
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_ them in generous welcome and since-
Lgay, or dive into -the history of the
`.lohn, Marysville. Moncton and Char-
iher those who cherish tender thought,
'who_`_now rejoice in the confidence of
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'_ TUESDAY ' ' ‘ '
_ _SPANISH lNFLUENZA -has visited
Murray Harbor. White Sands
G“°l'1,\s°y Cove and cape Bear in dead
eamest. Comparahivsly few housesaro
GSGBDIHS- Some cases are quite seri-
ous, churches, schools and sl socio-
_ tries have -been closed. In the _fall this
_ _ as done when there appeared to be no
real need of it-now there are few
ltB0Dle well enough to go-to church.
41110118 the many families afflicted in
MUPIBY Harbor are Prowse and sons
the Bells. the Whites and the folks at
the Parsonale. But allthese are on
the mend. A_t Murray River there have
been sevnml deaths _V due to the
epidemic. _ '
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Chllmll. Mmlliague, on Friday evening,
ing one a returned soldier and the oth er
through this war of the great work the
Army is doing “over there," and show-
ed very ciearly how great the need
of. assistance ls. for many months yet
or until the last soldier is safely home
aain. This district is asked for
$700.00. and it is sincerely hoped thot
collectors go out in J-snuary.~»'l`_
i At Fredericton, P. E. I. oh Dec. 10th with the Dominion Bridge Company nl I
1918 _Margaret Mclienzie the bclovt-~l
_wife of Mr. Henry l\'lurr:1y liasw-f_l
_peacefully away after a. painful iiln|-.~;-
,of cancer ol the stomach lasting over
:sine months which she -bore with
lChristian resignation to the Divine
-will. '
She wns‘a woman of amiable dis-
position loved hy her friends au.l
‘She was an earnest ('-hrl_.=.tian a regular
lattendaut~ ol’ the church and a life
-member of the W. M. S., having iaith-
iber of years.
There are left to mourn besides hcl'
T ~_ husband, three daughters, Mrs. George 5
<. , . . - , Nesbit of'Guilford, Maine.; Mrs. Klu-
_T  as tuned! as 'he Above_ . rains Run  ' _ford Waite of Wilmot Valley and Miss
 ‘ ` ' 1° unday' Excepied ’» ` " ` ` W " Harriet at home; also thirteen grand-
". H- »'ME|¢A'NSON’ _ r - . » W_ T, HUGGAN  children andtwo great grand-children,
_ 'i ?'f'9"9°' T"°"° M"'°l°' ‘ ' °_*_°"'i."* F"""U¢" #IOM - "" ;and_one brother Nlr. John McKenzie oi'
V _ “°"l°'°"- N~ U- - _ ~ ' Gh‘|r|ottrtuwn.~P._E'. I. ~`_-;l[c|0rma_ U_ sg _ ` `
Springfield cenictery.
‘ ..;__.
There passed away a -short time
since at Gagetown, N. B.. a lady of the
` true old- English type, whose home was
ever open to her numerous friends,
her hand and heart ever going out to
rity of kindness. She presided in some
of the -best parsonages- in our con-
ference with dignity and grace aid-
ing her husband in the -work of the
church as opportunity allowed. Those
who had _the pleasure of sharing her
hospitality can never forget the well
prepared and am-ple viauds provided. I
_She -possesesd a cultured mind, with
-s 'well stored memory and. could con-
verse on ‘the general' topics of ' the
-_ ast with ease. On account of deaf-
iness, which -became worse -with ad-
vancing years, she was deprived of
_many of the enioyments of social life.
Having a bright and sunny nature
and above -all o deep trust in God
through Jesus Christ, her heart rested
in Dove Divine. Her memory is
cherished 'by many who knew her best
on the circuits of Fredericton, St.
lottetown, where Mrs. Brewer. widow
ol’ Rev. `W.W. Brewer, has left behind
hop'c,' that she is at home in the
?_ath_er’s house. where all mental
clouds are-cleared away and reason-is
enthroned with Divine light and lovc.
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soup
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Putin plenty of
--vegetables and ~ -.
rice or barley. -
*Even with poor
sto_ci¢ delicious '
_ soups can be
` made by adding ~
a dash of _
sovau.
held in the Presbyterian Church Mon-
tague, in memory of their hero. lllajor
McKay. and although the day was far
from perfect a. large number gathered
to hear Rev.” Mr. Spencer. formerly :l
pastor at this church -preach this im-
pressive _sermnn.--'l`.
l
that amount will be raised when the OFFERED pR0FESSoRSH|p__M|._|
Fnank E. Gardiner. s native of this city
who has been Metallurgical l<ingin|>cr
bachine, Quebec, for the past livi-
years, has been offcrcd by the l~‘ucuIl;.'
oi' McGill University, u prol'essor.<l1ip
il the Institut-ion carrying quite u lurg--
salary. Mr. Gardiner attended Prin<'f~
of \Vai¢=s College, and from there went
to Mt. Allison. and then to McGill.
whore he obtaiueul his degree nf l\'l. Sc.
l-ie is a soil oi' Mr. and Mrs. George W.
Gardiner oi' Gra1...»n_ Street, City. His
brot-her George was one oi’ “the first
six" and is now in (.le|'many with the
first Canadian Brigade.
WEDDING BELLS.-Sacred llcarl
('hurch, Alberton, was t/he scene of an
very happy andinteresting event on
Wednesday, Novemberf27tl1, when Mr.
Edward W. Perry, of Allbertou, led to
the altar Miss Mary Gertrude Dorgan.
ol’ Tignish. The bride was becoming-
ly attlred in a tailored model of blue
velvet wrlth halt to match and wore n
set o_f_ mink _furs_\__She was attended by
ht-,r cousin, Miss Mable Gavin, of
Woodvale, while the groom was ably
supported by Mr. -Hebert Avery, oi
Alberton. The church was nicely dc-
corated for the occasion by members
of the Ladies' Aid Society the bride
being one of its charter members.
The weddng march was played by
Miss 'Eileen Conroy, neice of Rev.
Father Campbell, who performed the
marriage ceremony. During the nuptial
high Mass appropriate hymns were
sung by choir master Stanley Gallant
assisted by girl friends of the bride.
After receiving theheartycongratuln-
tions of the numerous friends present
at the ceremony, the happy couple
drove to theirfuture home in Alberton.
where a. sumptuous wedding breakfast
awaited them. The bride and groom
were the recipients of many useful
and costly gifts which testify to their
popularity.. Ad multos gunna.
Funeral servces of the late Mrs-
James Pendergast tool: place at the
Cathedral of the Holy Cross, Boston.
Mass., Dec. .l3th,_ with Requiem illass
at 10 a. rn. _ ,
From the ("-hunrch the body was re-
moved to the Chapel of .l.S. Water-
man’s sons, where it remained until 5
p. m. Dec. 13h, at which 'time it was
removed to the North Station. Boston.
for the 'll p. m. tnain en route to P- 
l. for burial in the family plot in St-
Dunstan’s cemetery. -
The body wits accompanied ou its
journey by hcr son Mr. A. W. Pender-
gast. of llorclmslcr, Mass.. her dau|.;ht~
ers, Miss li-_~ll l’cndergust_ Mrs.
Margaret .\lc;ulo_‘ : -rl Mrs. Minnie f`.
Bradbury, 1|-nl .\|- lirndbury. of Bus-
lon, Mons. 'l`I\- fun:-\‘;|l party arrived
in Liharlott-»:--svn Monllay uighl, Dec.
16th, and thc b_»d_v was taken direct
to the residence-tif l<‘nnern.l Director
Mr. Frank Hennessoy 'whereit remain-
cd until the following morning. Dec.
17th, when it was taken to St. Dun-
stsn's Cuthednal and solemn Requiem
Mlass was sung by Rev. Maurice Mac
Donald, after which burial was made
in St. Dunstaifs cemetery beside the
body 'of her husband. James Pender-
gast. Burial services were conducted
atthe grave by Rev. Wm. V. Mac-
Donald, The -body was followed to its
last resting :place by all her surviving
children. the tour above mentioned to-
gether _with her daughter Mrs. Peter
L. Mlackinnon, of Alexandra, Lot 49
and her son James Pendergast. of Tea
Hill. Mrs.tPendergast was the daught-
er ot John A. Long and Anna Chaytor.
early residents of P. E. I., and was
nom at st. Andrews, F n. 1. ner
death makes A most sorrowful 'hreuk
. _ _ bg .
.E   W 1o`.'.iii'if' ’ ' ‘i°”°’ In the umlly and is deevlr m°\u'\\°d
" 0 _- _ _ _ _ ` .  1 _. _-'t ‘ _  "|n¢¢¢|_ 'by herkrleving children. '-
‘ ‘ ' get-day who zufposen. sho was a most loving and self
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-_ -. _ _   __  - 4- ~ '~- _ »¢.,v _ > F  ' "  ' _"'*i's¢faer<, as msplrstmn at
 ai'-~*-. '¥i_.FJff{"3~~"" -- ` _ ` '_ _' . _ I »   -| I M' ._"'_‘ -~-- to her oliildren, and the
71: -_...__ 1-' ' " ' ‘ -` ',`- ` 'fa  .i._.`.`_._.,4-_.'.~.. ._ .  _ _ _ - ' _ ' _ - - _ _ '*i"‘ ‘ _ - - - f-. .- ...~ -oy me-*Qin-i 1
‘ .- _, - ~ ‘ _‘ » l s
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place made vacant in their lives by her
..“A MEMORIAL SERVICE was
den'-th candle filled only by .ll-fe.-4-st ami
good memories ol' lu-r.
1
' 4 Mrs. Pentlcrgust is also _~'urvlvcl_l by
e ' 'o brother. Mr. John .»\. Long, ol liostou,
and a sister Mrs. .lost-pil .l:mline_ of 1
Regina, Sash. i
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-RETURNED TO FR»1.-.\;E.- .\l|s.
Isaac Lowther has rcc u cable
thc 85th statingftllal he has 1°:-lu:-sn-_l
to Franco again und will |n'oln~l>ly llc
.ilere until Spring". l.lcut_ l..»u~'u<-l' 'raw
in England _l-<-l1\f;|lf=:wi::~_ :l-fm ;l
wound in the foul wluu .lr l...-
ceased.
'l`l|c llunn- ol' .`.l:~, :|11-i \lr.< _\'=»il _llc-
Kny, Mll|‘|u_v liurlmr \.:l_. ~_',|'<‘:|il_\‘ :mtl-
tlenell on thc will ul l -...fl _l or-:ull --|1-
|el'f>¢l und rcnl-»\'--i Ili ir .~-wolui --lil-
cst. son R|<'l|:||'rl :.' ill- »..rl_\‘ nur- ol'
19 years and lou |.l.u.l:_~t ll-»:|lll wus
due to pneumonia lm. -wlul: iullu-»uv.u.
'l‘l1is young :nun \,.l_~ ol' l- qui-~l r<-s¢»rv-
cd mannr-|' lull-|~u.~:i\' :tml l_u|u-||'iou.<_
llc was an url-.ll ' ln-lp to hiv. malici-
Wilose hcililli l|:|.\‘ not hot-11 l!l'~ l,<~.l.
for-some 1i1m»_l¢-sift--_sc u grief slrivlz-
en mother 'und lnth:-1 llirrc are loft
to mourn .~=c\'o:';l! .sisr~'-r1 :ind broth-
ers. The l'uu<-roi was lu-l.'l on i<`l‘idu_\'
E. S. \\"r=¢>l<s. 'l`i1t- .~:il1cl-111 l:_\'|u|»aIl1_\'
oi' the conluuuully goes out to .\i|' :md
MVS. .\’i|'l{n_" in !il'~ii' ..~'||~'~- l»/»"\=:\\'»~
ment.
in lllv rienlll ol' I\l\'_ Ricliu rd .i--1li<ill_-|
\vhit_~l| o<~r\lr1'¢-tl ilu Ill-» l’ l-2. lslalllrli
lrlospilul on lilo !l:~‘l in.~1luul, fl¢~o|';;l'-l
town line lost out- ol' its inns! l1o}|ula||'l
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front her son Lieut. l,»-rigs l.<.wll1;-r ol’ Y
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morning,1u\d wu_- co`nrl\|<-|r>1l by lit-~\'.]
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