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LLOYD SCOTT IS DEAD FOLLOW-
ING LENGTHY ILLNESS
(Sydney Port March 4)
Friends in mu city and elscwli-are
llcre shozlced to learn of the untime-
l-.-. passing ol Lloyd Scot/t. 44. well
iznorm Sydney resident, and promin-
frq figure in local musical circles.
\-~hi~h occurred yesterday Ht 110011
lclldwing an illness od only f~hi‘¢€
llionzlls.
Deceased, who was a. native oi
Prince llldwolitl Islalld, came to iihld
l~h_v 20 years ago. becomlnB 611'
gagcd as a ohelnioi. with the Domlr-l
ion Iron and Steel Compvlyr B P0'
ninn which ne wry osmbiy filled-
wlnning the esteem 0! both employ-
ces amd_officla.ls. _
pnfsessed \v§».th a rich and true
tenor vc-ice, his services as a soloist
was always sought, and du.r1i18 hi-1
long residence here he occupied B
prnirrmonc position in musical circles
lhns acquiring s vast number of »
:lcinu cn, .all of whom will deepb’
regro: his passilw. He wo.s. UP Until
his iiilmss, a member ci tlhe choir
of the First United Church, and
for n time was rlleotot' of Christ
Churrlir dholr, and for-_ many years
was dlrecrnr of Bt And ew‘s Un-_‘lied
church choir. In addition to his
iiidow, he is survived by two sons,
I-‘ml G. and Douglas H.. and one
ri;»ml`ii.er, Helen M-3G. Scott: also
hvo brafllecs, Brclntoli, in Halifax.
and Wilbur. rcslclizng in Saskat-
lhewan. and 1'-no slat/er. 'Mrs Find
Tllompson, in Moncton, N. B.
lie was a valued nvelnber of the
llnsfiic L:<lge.' llnds-r v.".1o:: dirc.\
lion 'die funeral will 'ce held-
ALBANY SCHOOL '
Rclinrl, of Albany School lu' the
monlh of Fe-brua.ry:- -
Grade IX-l Leith Boulier. 2 Nor-
ma ` Tierney. _
Grade VII Sr.-l Waldron Camer-
on. ‘
Gracie VII Jr.-1 Helena Kecugh.
2l.cdnard Tierney, 3 Mary Dawson.
4 Hazen Dawson.
Grade VI-l Audrey MacKay.
onine lv'-1 Mary Tierney, Mar-|
pri. Donnelly. 3 Daniel Keoush. 4 ml Cfwvell- Alice Yvunker. mira ban Mcxenne a Annie oorrlgan
“Hfsaret Boulter, 5 Jean Boultcr.
Lou Mackay, 3 Joseph Keuy, 4` md
Kelly.
Grade III-1 Jean Keough, 2 Mil-
dred Walker, 3 Eileen Walker.
Grade I a-1 Eldred Boulter, 2
Ralph Dawson. -
Grade I b-1 John Du/weorl. 2 Bar-
clay Dawson, 3 Ellsworth Noonan.
Grade I 'c-1 Clifford Dawson.
Those having perieot, attendance
for the month were:-Norma Tier-
ney. Daniel and Kathleen Keou|h.
Waldron Cameron. Leonard and
Mary 'l‘ierney..'1'eacher Winnie Beet.
RICHMOND SCHOOL
The following is the honor roll of
Richmond School for the ninth oi’
Fobi°us.ry:-
Gmrie IX.-I Mary Lukln, 2
Maurice Gaudet.
Grade VII-I Florence Noonan, 2
Eldon MacDonald. 3 Alexander Gau-
dei..
Grade V-l Marguerite Praught.
Grade III-I Doris Nsonsn, 2
Gertrude Gaudet. 3 John Larkin.
Grade II-1 Muriel Baglole. 2 Ar-
thur Buglole, 3 William Cormier.
Grade I sr.-1 Marguerite Larkin.
2 nv.. Bonner, a annie comm. `
Grade I lJr.-l Joseph Praughi.. 2
Una Gaudet, 3 Thelma Connier. N.
WINSLOE NORTH SCHOOL
The iollowing is the standing of
Wlnsioe North School fer the mouth
ol Februs.ry:-
Grade X-1 Helen Younker, 2
Vesta Nunn.
Grade VII-l Marjorie Roberts. 2
Waller Roberts.
Grade VI-1 Lois Coles. 2 Lloyd
Carter. 3 Joyce Younker.
Grade V-1 Reginald Nunn. 2
Helen Roberts, 3 Leith Carter.
Grade IV-1 Rena Younker, 2
Alioe Younker, 3 Nor-ma C1-aswell.
Cvrwde III-1 Rollnd Roberta.
Grade II--1 Vaunda Saunders. 2
Eleanor' Moreside, 3 Keith Cud-
mors. - '
Grade I-1 Alton Younker. 2 Lau-
retia Emibh. 3 Ivan Morrow and
Preston Cudmcre. I
Perfect attendance: Vesta Nunn,
Joyce Younker, Leith Carter, Nor-
Younker. Evelyn F. Woolner, teach.
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Grade III-I Ksthleeh Keiugh, 2 01'- 2
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 , _ ,__    . »--1 ' / or-me x-1 Annie sul. 2 Mary
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month ‘ol February :-
2 catherine Mcxenne. '
Clllllhin. 3 Catherine Mccarron. 4
Mlry Ovrriran. a on...-lea Mcuemle
md Adelbert Shea (equal)
RI ry c enzle (equal) 4 .mlm
4 Alvin Boylan '
Anoeiins Gallant, 3 Ivan Callaghan
Comm
Quinn. Mabel cumlr, teacher.
K i.ly
Evelyn Gill. 3 Charles Workman.
Melvin Harper, :l mu rover.
.uma on-mlemiel, a Gertrude om.
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Aloyahn' munnu. haeher. mm;
MT. STEWART i
AND VlC»INIT¥V
un. n. o. clark, mann: srewnit.
was a visitor to the city recently.
` A' friendly (Ame ol _hockey was
played at Moran Rink on Friday
eveninl. February tvzenty-eilhf-h.|
between the Morell team _and the!
Cherry Hill team. the score being.
'I-4 in favor oi Cherry Hill.,
The ladies oi Mount Stewart Wo-
,men`s Institute have on display u'
i vuy nla hooked ru; in the windowl
of Mr. MacLeod Douglass store.
which they iniend lottering in thai
near future, and judging by the
number ol tankers tim are belngf
sold there will be cnnsideraltle ex-1
eftement. so it certainly takes the
` Mount Stewart ladies to do it.
Mig Fannie Collin. spent the
week-end at her home at Head of
Hlllsbwo.
Mrs. P. L. Coffin. Bava.ge'H'e.rbor,,
was s vlsiwr to the city recently. 1
The &\'l¢e Harbor Debating So |
ciety held their weekly debdfe on
Monday nlgm, March mira. wlricni
was well ai/tended. and a very inter-i
eating discussion took place. It was'
decided ui exon me dame for un!
season on the following Monday by`
inviting the Cherry Hill Debating
Society to a friendly debate to bc
held ln Savage Harbor school. The
subject decided on was: “Which
causes the moat suliering War or
Intemperanoe." i
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‘Mn Gedale Douglas, Head of
Hillsboro. was a visitor to the city
recently. I
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Among those who atiended the
hockey match at Morell, wer.; Mr.
and Mis. Wilfred Comn of Savage
I Harbor. . I
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Mr. Cameron Maobauclrlln, I-lead
ol* Hillsboro. was a vlsl-tor lp me
cltymcently. 
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Mr- K- 0- D°uz1u. of 1-me or
Hullliliv Wu 4 vlsiid at Savage"
Harbor recently.
Nix. and Mrs. Frank Plgott, Sav-
age Harbor. were vlsltorrgp me clay'
on Wednesday- last.
- A whlsi party and dance was
held at the home oi Mr, and M,-S,
Ervin Bsmbrlck. Head c-I 1iillsboro,‘
recently. where 'a Jolly good time
was enjoyed by sil.
The usual show took place in the
I. 0. F. I-lull Mount Stewart.
Tuwdly i1l8ht And was followed by
‘ 4111"- “N611 was maily enjoyed
by all. _ ‘
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Mr. Calvin Cameron. Head ol' 1
HUISBOYO. was s visitor to the city
Ncehtly.-X. Y. Z. 4
auatran scnoor. |
Honor roll of Aubum School tor 
Grade X-1 William Simpson, 2
Au,gusti.ne Kelly.
Grade IX-1 Mary McCarran. 2
Elia Garland,
Grade VIII-1 Margaret Corrigan,
Grads VI-1 George Kplly, 3 Mary
Edwin Corrigan. `
Grade IV-1 Joseph Ga11,`nf,_ 3
Grade Ill-1 Lillian McKenna, 2
Helen McKenna, 3 Rite. McCa.rron
nd Ml. M K
oCarron.
Grade II-I Dor_otl1y McCl.rron. 2
Gtlde I Sl’-I May Quinn, 2 U1
Grade I Jr-1 Guillermo Roselle,
\l°¢¢Dh MoCl.rron.
Pbrfect attendance: Augustine
GUY- Gems xeuy. catherine Me.
» Dllothy M/,>Ca.non_ May]
BLDIOTVALI SCHOOL _
8 .
Grade ix-l mer alll, 2 aiu
some vm-1 Avila ol 2 Ms
Mary Gormley. 3 Cieorzle Murphy. I
or-me v-1 olalre on-michael, 2'
Grade III-l Loretta Gormley, 2
Grade II--I Eileen Keoughan. 2
Grade I 3'.-I Edward UI-mich.
Grade I Jr.-1 Mary Mclnnia. 2
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