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.JINFLUENZA AND DRIAMB
CLOBELY RELATED.-~Bi1‘: I-t is gen-
erally ad-m.itted by the medical pro~
flesaion that -many inflluenza patients
are also afflictecl with horrible dreams
and that those patients sometimes
awaken fully convinced that their
dreams are actual facts and ‘cannot
be persuaded to the contrary. For iii-
stance. -some .person undoubtedly sick
with the "Ulu" dreamed t-har n' cer-
tain Doctor not a -thousand miles away
had gone crazy and landed in the
-l`-nsane Asyluiii.Whet'her or not the
wish was father 'to the dren.-ni I can»
not prove. -but it would seem that
the dreamer -must have had sufficient
strength to get to the phone, call up
1 central and have 'tho glrsd tidings
conveyed to alll parts of Une country.
1 think this patient must have died,
perhaps with glee. for he -cannot 'be
located and it.so I trust than the de-
ceased dreamer has not gone to where
it is reported to ‘he extremely hot ana
without ii “flu-"_ I -also trust that
when those who have been fattening
on this poor patient'-s di-eeni, are in-
pointment will not be of ton serious
I neverthe less believe that when
and acquaintances. and places hlmsol
lighted whlil-e lying around the old
come downlialls, sind they never seem
but_ dreams originating in their poor
diseased, iinfcllltlvuiied. and silirlvell-
ed -brains. I ani Sir. etc., ’l'\holnias' V.
Grant, Montague, Feb. 20th, 1919.
EASTER-N PERSONALS
_ _*Miss Lucy Gordon of Rose-
neatli -returned -home after spending
a very pleasant week in North hillton
und Winsloe. _
iN llr_il_i_iiziiM
THOMAS H. YOUNG.
Miiny Gliardiali i~eiulel's will lioar
with great regret that Tlioinas Henry
Young, whom llieylknciv so well as it
boy and young nluii, has -passed away
from tliose: suoiies of elirtliy strife.
This sail evvllt o¢.'.<'lli'c<i at Mr. Youii|;"s
honle in }`heilix. R. I. 'Cl-ftei' about a
weeks illiicss. of typhoid pncunlouta.
Tho dereisoii who luis been 1.
resident of llliodp island for -the past
tlii§rl_vd`1‘vc oi' -forty years, was the
third oldest sou ni’ the inte Mr. and
Mrs( Tllcuias Yofulig, Ear-ill-\clii‘i`e.
Besides li -widow- (neo Miss Emma.
Phillips, River Point. li. Ll ‘and ODP
Son, Lloyd Emmerson, the deceased is
survilved “by tour hrotliers; Wellington
Waltham, Mass., Richard, New Yoiilr,
John TV., Otta-wu; and Seymour,
Ezmlscliffc. And rhrus anotlier good
man has gone to his etc-rilal rest, ii
iniin vvhoso ll-l'e‘s motto was, "Do unto
otliers as you would have
olliers do to you.” We
shall never see -hero on earth again the
‘, fuco of this. one of the truest. noblest
and best. .nien that ever lived. But
in the glorious paradise oi’ God, in
tllai. land of perpetual li-giht and love
in the nearer' presence of tlhe Muster he
so falthflilly served here on eartll
this ifaillllflil .soldier of the cross now
enjoys the rewini-d of his useful. well
spent life.-Q
MR. CHARLES KELLY
Lake Verde has lost one of its
most highly respected residents in
the iperson of Mr. Cliarles Kelly, who
died at his home on Monday evening.
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formed to the contrary, their disap-
ri character. However, about the "flu",
as
'young man by hard work and self-
reapeell, 'honestly raises fhimself so
for above his forincr schoolmates
I et Kr-.lly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs_
abreasd 'wllh tiho biggest. and best
men oi' the country, a great fnirmy
of the dronee wfhoni lie hns loft lie-
hind him, ‘are always pleased and de-
“Wat-erloo" which lthelr forefaidiers
put tfhere to gloat over his ever- wel-
-to realize that their _rnonversntions are
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insertion flor advertising in thi, wi.
‘umn. Cash must accompany orderl
Minimum charge twelity-five rants. F
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l~‘ebl‘nui‘y 10tli iii tho’ 6811; yt-up of his
age. Over two months ago ho__ was
strickcii_ with Duriilysis lroni which
, he never' fully recovered :ind although'
conscious ull that time, he gradually
became weaker, until the final sunr-
rnons called him to eternity.
The late (iharles Kelly was a
splendid type of citizen. lle was post-
iiiastei' for a great number of years,
was u very successful und enterpris-
ing farlner, an extensive reader, an
intelligent and pleasing conversation.
ullst, and-above all a kind and warm
hearted friend to all who came in
contact with him or sought his ao-
vice or assistance. in (`hul-‘ch affairs
lie took an active intel-ssl, being for
over twenty yeu.l's a trustee of Ver-
non River Parish. lie died as he liv~
ed.a most consistenenl and exemplary
Catholic and was oonsoled in his last
illness by the rl`tc:-. of lloly Church
and the frequent visits and mlnisira-
tions ol' his good pastor I-Tather Mc-
Guigan. The late Mr. Kelly will be
greatly missed in the community in
which he lived, but it is especially
in the home where the kind and :ov-
llig husband and father will long be
missed. He leaves a wife, nee Margar-
Eilwaird Kelly of Charlottetown :uid
.our children, Mrs. John Boylan, Au
burn, and Agnes, :Irene and Charles
in the home; also one brother John,
ind sister Mrs`. dVicAdam, Lake Verde
and another sister Mrs. James Hen-
nessey, Charlottetown. On Wednes-
iay' 12th inst his _remains were con-
veyed to St. J0aclitn's hurch, Ver-
non Illver, were the services in the
',!hui~r~h and at the -grave were per-
formed by the pastor Rev. P. D. Mc-
Guigan, assisted -by i-‘ether Smith.
Iona.
May his soul rest in peace.
E-DW-ARD ROSS
A gloom was cast upon the village
of Bi'-adal-bane when it became known
'hat Edwiard Ross had passed away-
a victim off the recent epidemic ot
_ iiiflucnza. lt was evident from the
beginning that the atiack was -a
‘serious one. and though everytlhiiig
was done that lovlng_hands could do,
ns area oii Dec. 29:-lr, at me early age
of 33 years. The deceased was a
young man ol' sterling cliaractei' and
true worth. and respected by -all who
kllew hlni. Ever ready lo lend 11
hclpiilg hand to those ill dlt`l`lc.ulty
and troublep he will lie sadly missed
by rt 1-ai'l-ie circle of friends and
nz-qiluilltailces to whom hc eiiilcearod
himself by his cheerful and kindly
‘rlisposit.ioii_ 'liliere remain to mourn
~ the loss oi' a kind and loving husband
Innd father. :L sorrowiilg wife, (nee
|.\li._ss‘. Mnud Hall ot* llrndnlbuue.)
land three siirall children. There
rcniain also the nl¢>m'bers ot' his
own immediate faiiilily-his mother
Mrs. Angus ness of ottawa; three
HIBCOPB. Mrs. George McLure, of
I~}liott's. Mrs.Wilia-nl Barber of Malden
Mwisisiid Mary of Ottawa; and one
brothel' Norman. ot' Boston. Mass
'l‘-he aynipevhy ol' the whole com.
llllllllf-Y goegsout to the -bereaved ones
in lheir sorrow.
MRS. MARY FOLEY
The community ol' Cardigan were
shocked to learn on Feb. 12 that the
_srim reaper of deetli had again enter-
ed the same home within. nineteen
days and claimed for its victim Mrs
Mary Foley in -her sixty-fifth year.
Ali»h0l-\8h a great sufferer for the
past six years the end came upexpect-
ed. All through her long illness she
hore her sufferings with christian
patience and resignation, All that
loving hands and. careful nursing
could do was _wlthcut avail and her
sim-it passed to him who gave ir_
She was il. lady of most estlrruu/ble
qualities and was much beloved by
all who had the pleasure of her ac-
quaintance. Fortilied by the last
rites of the R. C. Church she was laid
to rest beside that of her husband.
Mn. JANE JARDINE
Mrs. Jane Jardine, who departed
this life on Feb. 8th 1919 at the home
of her son Jain-ee ln Keene N.l-I. U.8.
A, was a daughter of the late Bon!-
amin Bears of Belle River, and widow
of the late John Jardine w-ho resided
at -Brooklyn P. E. ll. For some yearn
she has made her home in New Ham-
pshire. She was in the 77th year of
her age and ls survived by three sle-
-ters Mrs. Isaac Cook of 'll/Raine, Mrs.
Christopher Jardine of Brooklyn and
Mrs. Lucy Ann Jardine of Vancouver.
She also leaves three som and four
daughters; viz William of Seattle
Wash.; Thomas of Taunton Mass.;
James of Keene N. H_ Mrs Calvin
Bishop of Mount Buchanan, P. E. l.
Mrs. James G. Beers; Miss Louisa
Jane; and Miss Annie, of Keene N. H.
She had made profession of Salvat-
ion under tho ministry of the la-te,
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s. consistent christian life making
known to those about her the DOWN
of her Sa.vioui"s love. Her son James
accompanied the remains to the place
of burial. The funeral was held on
Monday 17 from -the 'home Of 'her Him
in-law Calvin Bishop to 'Belle River
Cemetery. The services were coil-
ducted by Rev, Ewen McDougall.
(Patriot ivlersc wav-l
` M-ns. Anous DOGHERTV-
There passed peacefully to rest at
Riverton Feb 8th, 1919 after a lin!"-
ing illness which she -bore with
humble .-resignation to the divine
v,-m_ (silhgrlno beloved wife of Angus
Dochorty ln -tho 58th. .Year nf hor nge
Thc ilocollscd lvliw-s to mourn a
sorrowful lnisbnlid and argl-d illotlivr.
'dniigliters Ella and Annie wife of
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Stephen Crane. all of Riverton, also
two brothers Allan Mc-.Swain of Lorne
Valley and John l McSwnin of Natlc,
Mass. 'Ilhe death of Mrs. Docherty
brings sorrow to all \vho knew har for
she had a heart of gold and was a.
superlor woman in every way, gener-
ous :ind t-he _soul of honor. Now
she is gone, but tho sunset speaks
but feelily of the glories of another
dey in one of thc many mansions ol
the I-`a:ther's llousc where all ls well.
The pal| bearers were William Blrt.
Henry Clin-kin, Alex McDougall, Alien
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