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_ A James Bethune °=ij_1;e=ii_y;m;r_~ Bggfagg ”,‘;,,,°;’;
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come foreman o -
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i I pi"<lgi;f§deBi'elclimilie kl~lalill£y   tiigngitioign city he was cin-
,_ _ .. r six: ~-tnree c0n- ployed in the books and 1017 °ff1°°
-",;_ ami.; J\';iic;1,h!C;-;evi‘5pa}ger work b0t.hloi' The Pl0l'l£¢r P168. While “IBN
_ ` »_ _°°CaMda and me united siates,'i,.. was married to Bertha M.
. f-is ,-3, gl' d 1:\§,dav at the home of his one ` Jones, a sister-in-law of the late
"` if "5 i `,,',°f.,-,ang lima, Mrs, James Jensen, | W. A. Mills. Mr. Bethime met !lv°
*$5 by y_,f1_\iai-enant street. Mr. Bethune,1>rin¢¢ Edward Aislanders in Bt.
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'tii-ed on Monday. April 29. 193;.
land since tha: time has mide ms
‘home with his daughter. #Om
whose dwelling the funeral £00!
‘ .place Saturday afternoon at 330
' ' 1 li. The Rev. F. E.  PF-PS9
 or All Salnts Cathedral.
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1-,pr :=~<:.' rg Histor. to jon the
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liz: 1-3v!Z.1iiie ri':1;.ii!1<d '.n Stim-
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:.1 ll_.i fax He firiiihd a po.<it.on
,iq .9 n~_pos_t0;- nn the old Hs1::`.ix
Renozti-r. of vi'li;rl‘. the late John
ii:i:~.~ .1-rip 'eras fort-m:in_` A close
.‘r;f-r.f_i.'=Z'i:p 1-i<i.='ed b€fW9€1’! Mf-
Bct3'.'fir:~= and .\f;‘. Burgoync uiztil
the lzffrrf death.
_\fr Bcthiine later retiirricrl to
Siirii:iier.=;de as forerriari of the l’rD-
c'ro:~_=_ az H time when Co. J-*lin
H‘:_'i‘f‘r Diivar was editor. After
two years Mr. Bethune in partner-
.=,h..-; s.'ifli .John Delancv bouzht thc
Prr,:re.~.=__ but the partnershiri ex-
.ifteiu-ards the paper ceased nub-
licat:on.
T0 NEW YORK
Mr Bethune left the Lsiand then
for Nr-'.i: York City where he went
to work in the book and job office
nf Ciishinc and Burdua. The man-
:izer of this 'company was anotlier
Prlnrn ¥Id'.\'nrrl Lflniidcr. John Mne-
Lczizi.. a brotlifir of Jnnics Mar-
l’.cnn '.=.~hr> .sonic yriaiz- later urns
nrnfiislncf lan; in Brldi.zc\‘/ater, N.
S. Mr. Bcthiinr- cl;d not rcniaiii in
Yer.-.~ York long, and removed to
lliuriiliisiieep
slime men are horn arent. oth
er., acii.'\\'c uri.‘l1'i‘i<.\-’\'. €\l`~<l UWC
rv:-L of u.; _iiisst admzt that wc are
grfat.
Fine .\l|nnr1|’a fur Hit(-1.
5/l"iiiti‘f-al. whore he was eiiiiilriycrl
in the book and job office of Bur-
lrinrl and Desbarats. Rctiirninfz to
Halifax he became foreman of the
Halzfrix Report:-r, John Burzoyne
having been promoted tn the man-
n;z<=r's desk.
Later he moved to North Sydney.
working as foreman of the North_
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-rareer in the fisheries that includ-
. \ Q., mm, when his pencil _ Darby and Charles Schuman, Mr.
_ '_ ,_ 1 4 'f lag;  thee last correction in the I Bethune did not remain long in
the nest however. Ili health com-
Ipclled Mrs. Bethune to retum to
‘Halifax and her husband was not
llong in following her.
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f Once more in Halifax Mir. Be-
:L1-.ine became night foreman at
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_,_  V » , d ,j ._;_s_-mem was ui The Halifax Chronicle at a time
 » ef ig;f;f:,`eH,;-m“me;W_ 'when John Dunn was both busi-
_',;, " M... _y,.`_,._5c,n is me only surmv- ness and editorial manager. Later.
i,`,,.`. .,.`-5,5,-@_ ‘M:. Bethune accepted the offer of
1 ' = "` lhfr. Burgoyne ff, take a positron in
' _» nrorriz-row.\' .\'a1'i\1: '::~.e busness office of The Herald.
- » sm Iani held :hai you until wiiiiam
\!,_ B.-»_»_-_»;-_.1 was born at Char- I>;nri;s assumed control. He was
tizc-ii for some time a proof reader
::'. the Herald.
Lc-aw-uig the Herald Mr. Be-
' .1;::e wen: to North Sydney, there
I;_=.~_;:;,- been some talk of a daily
,;a;;_\-'ir b‘_ii:g started there . This
_ '.'.1;»1>m~:»i.: did not materialize,
`r:vu'c~_er. and in 1905 Mr. Be-
'.“._i:;s\ at‘cf_~pred fi, positioii as proof-
'eader with The Haifax Chronicle,
~.\'l;i<-!‘_ 'mis then published in the
'li Prince street building. He read
;i:'c»ci:'.~' for the Chronicle until his
;~<-iii*f_~:i:=:1t and c»>ii:~_!lcss thou.=a:1ds
»f r:c'r\’.< stories passed under his
~_-~_-f- 1:: the Lhzrty years he was at
\'_:.e fob.
fifi:~= lieiiziine died in Halifax ten
y ' ears ago -Halifax Cliroiixcle.
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Skipper of 01d 1
Days Passes On
Capt John Campbell, iinfitlicr of
:lie old school of Gloucestiers
,liardy niasici' marines, died Sat-
iur<iaj~', Febriiary 20. at his home, 43
,Warner street. after an illness of
‘about a year at the age of 85 years.
He retired about eight years ago
:iffer izearln- sixty years Out Oi’
f'd'.f.;:<;<iU:r. after an iadventurous
ed |, siirrivai of the great gale of
1673, a storm that took the great-
est toll of boats and lives in the
history of the fishing lndustry.
Dorn at Little Harbor, near
Soui-is, Prince Edward Island,
Capt. John Campbel was the son
of the late Jolm and Mary (Mc-
Phee) Campbell. As a ymith on his
_fathers farm he mot many of the
Glouce.=tci'inen when their _vessels
dropped anchor at “Yankee Cove"
for shelter and the ci‘c\\'s came
asliorc for rccreatifin. While d'g-
iriiiiz potatoes or fcl`ini; tree.: as a
hey his iliouglits turned to the less
stable but more thrilling life on a
\'essel`s deck.
It wa.'.ii`t loiit: before this ad-
ventiirixiis youth found his way to
Gloucester and right away secured
hs first. “sl1lit" on Sch. Hattlcr.
CHN- Chris McPl1er._;\ii, for a trip
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in tht? Norih l').1_\' after mackerel.
It Was the b€2iiiz'iing of an event-
ful and siircessfiil career that was
to continue for more than half a
Century. However, this first voyage
was more evrntfir than anticipat-
ed. The Rattler was one of the
boats caught out in the great gale
of 1873 but was one_of the lucky
craft to ride out the storm. It was
montlis arter before the complete
toll of disaster in lives and ships
was fully known.
The young man stuck and sailed
out 1:! Gloucester for many years
as .~ haiibuter and in other
branches, including the freighting
of herring from Ncdfoundland
during the winter season. In due
season he had his masters papers
and later built. the Schs. Eliza B.
Camplmll and Georgie Campbell,
named for his first wife and eldest
son.
Others commands were Schs.
Argo, Oathci-ine Burke. J. J.
Flaherty and Plnta. He went dur-
ing 9, time when banks and "spots"
were still being discovered. one bY
himself. "Johnnie Campbells Spot,”
which is still being fished today.
Carprt. Campbell was twice mar-
ried. His first wife was Eliza B.
McPhee of Burnt Point. George-
town, Prince Edward Island. Them
were three children. J. George of
Denver, Colo.; Albert S., of
Gloucester. and Miss Gertrude L.
Campbell of Charlottetown. His
wife died in 1894 and four 5/681'#
later he married Mary Ann Mc-
Donald of Sb. Catherine. P. E. I.,
who survives. He also leaves a
sister. Mtss Sara. V. Campbell. Wh0
lives at the Campbell home.
llc was a member oi' the Holy
Name Society of Bt. Ann's Chu1'Ch.
Master Mariners' Association and
Femwood Lodge. A. O. U. W.
Funeral services were held at
St. Ann's Church, where a requiem
high mass was celebrated by Rev.
Francis J. Dinan. The pall bearers
were Capt. Norman A. Ross, Ei-
roy Prior. Colin Powers and John
.
Kecfe_ Lester Stevens and James
Gallagher. Burial was at Calvary
oemetery.- Gloucester Exchange,
February 23.
PRINCE STREET SCHOOL
School report for April:
Grade X-1 Helen Sherren, 2
Kimball Keeping, 3 Annabelle Law-
sou.
Grade X (Jr) 1 Isabel Sinclair, 2
Clifford Campbell, 3 Robert Dickie.
Grade IX-1 Cynthia. Kendall, 2
Phyllis Murray, 3 Erma Andrew.
Grade VIII-1 Lillian Kays, 2
(iharlotte Driscoll, 3 Dorothy Keep-
I1
Grade VII-1 Joy Fraser, 2 Joyce
Lank, 3 Bill Murray.
Grade VII-1 George Acorn, 2
Henry Lnrter, Edward Larter, 3
Doris Gregory.
Grade VI-1 Betty MacKenzie, 2
Hilda Lank, 3 Arlclgn Coles.
Grade VI-1 Alethn Saunders. 2
it/farguerite' Brehaut, 3 Olive Keep-
ng.
Grade V-1 Marjorie Spillctt. 2
Shiriie Stems. 3 Keith Carson,
Wendall McCannell.
Grade V-1 Mamie Maccallum, 2
Ruby Shei-ren, 3 Mary Wright.
Grade IV-1 Harold Jenkins, 2
Shirley Ferguson. 3 Margaret Mc-
Lennan.
Grade IV-1 Myrtle MacLeod, 2
Alvina Carr, 3 Billy Jenkins.
Grade III-1 George Brown, 2
Marjorie Carr, 3 Ruby Wakelin.
Grade III-1 Joan Taylor, 2 Velda
Lank, 3 Barbara Pickard.
Grade II-1 Walter Conrad, 2
Marjorie MacLean. 3 Billie Howati.
Grade II-1 Mildred Cudmore, 2
Douglas Pierce, 3 Carmen Smith.
Ruby VanIderstine.

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Honor roll for April:
Grade X-1 Sandy Brehuut. 2
Ncwton Large, 3 Carmen Glover.
Grade IX lsr.) 1 Jean MacKay, 2
Mary MacKay, 3 Lilian Block.
Grade IX <Jr.) 1 Edna MacKen-
zie, 2 Marion MacLeod, 3 Allie Muc-
Leod.
Grade VIII-1 Elinor Campbell, 2
George Anderson, 3 Samuel Robison
Guide VIII-1 William McLaren,
2 Beth McLa ne, 3 Milton Acom.
Gracie VIII-l Robert Forsythe, 2
Phyllis MacLeod, Tom Rogers, 3
Geui-gc Rogers.
Grade VII-1 Graham Batt. 2
Shirley Long, 3 Margaret Fry, Brian
Cudmore.
Grade VII-1 Aiiiic Sadler, 2 A1-
cxundcr Large, 3 Forrest, Ford.
Grade VI-1 Allison MacKinnon,
2 Jack Burgess, 3 Mary Acorn.
Grade VI-1 Ruth Tarbush, 2
Jonn Williams, Billie Burke, 3
Nancy Simpson.
Grade V-1 Edith McKay, 2
Merle Luck, 3 Philip Hardy.
Grade IV-1 Buddy Stems, 2
Jonn MacKinnon. 3 Clair Archer.
Grade III-1 Donnie MacDonald.
Doimie MacLeod, 2 Enid Gill, 3
Joan Large.
Grade II-l John Lacusta. 2
Jean Robinson, 3 Kenneth Yeo,
Lorna Creelman.
Grade I-1 Janet Scott. 2 Garth
Crockett, 3 David McEachcrn.
C. N. R. REVENUES
MONTREAL, May 3-(CP)-In-
crease of $449,817 was shown to-
day in Canadian National Rail-
ways revenues of $5.333,641 for thc
nine-day period ending April 30.
compared with $4,884,024 for the
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