THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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HIS. BAIL! RAYMOND

Recently, two extrema of hu- nan experience, occurred within Approximately one day of each other. in Middleboro, Mass, on October 12.14.

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Albert l‘. Souls. Jr.. U B. Marine

Air Force. on the 12th, at I p. m.

The other. the death o! the bride's aunt. Mrs. Earle Raymond, (nee Amelia MacDonald.) which occurred on October 14th, oi 2:30 A1 M.

To describe the weddinz—il to la it was beautiful. in ev do. tail. It expressed the loveinesl of the occasion through the bride and groom-their apparel-cue. molly. guests and reception. It represented tho beginning oi’ l new era of life, sanctified in the bonds of matrimony. With the dill- ine injunction to remember: "What God hath Joined together. let no man put asunder."

The bride's mother is Catherine MacDonald Farrington. formerly o! Strathcona, P. E. I. Her father in l native of Middleboro, IMa-sa.

After the wedding, the bride and groom visited their Aunt Amelia, who was ill. and anxious- 1y awaiting their visit — after which she bade tliein c. soft "good bye", and lapsed into e semhcoma. as the bride and croom left the room, to depart for Florida, to lpend cir honeymoon.

On llle 16th, at 2.30 a, m, the spirit of An winged its way across lliu reaches of eternity, to Jain zlii- ho. of he departed.

Her many friz-izds and relatives from hiiisszicliusetts. (formerly of Princc Edirard Island) attended the funeral, to pay their last re. spews to their departed friend and Chihil, had come to the U. S.

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" .‘ s l5 years old. lived in itLzidlcboro since 1908. She married Mr. Earle Raymond, in 1913, he being a native of the town. A son. Frank, was born them. He is now in France in the armed forccs, where he has been for over two y "irs.

Both l.\lll”i' and son sadly mourn the (lilllll .-f ilICii’ loved one. who lived and iiicd, a devoted wile and mother.

The immediate irienibcrs of the family left to mourn her passing arc: Effie lVIacDoriaId Maker,

‘ ll ’Dil'llllti "i‘--ssi2r, Cath. ld Fnriington, and

Neil J. and her

.. tine, predeceased her

about fourteen and four years,‘ re.

spectively, and are nuw rejoined in heaven, and in the earth.

Othcr more remotely related

mourns-rs ivere: Ella ilellly Dixon,

Martha Reilly Dexter, Mr. and

Ivlrs. Peter A. Reilly, Mr. and Mrs. - Harvard Reilly, Doris and Ada ' Sophia Reilly Jackson, the i. Ida and Belle itintheson and _

z Ethel S:llers—.ili ., '.' of Boston, Randolph, " ____ i , Wlilfi‘ . ' Cod sec- ~ lmvllv lions of Massachusetts. Mam- niore natives of Prince * - Edward Island. now residents of . . Ye present, including

iii-chili‘ ' - - Am I doing everything possible , Am I willing to deny myself and

lilllrfil Aurelia. were

crinvlQ/vrl wvwrcntly to the family , v

plot in iii: cemetcrys sacred sil. enccvnntl carth's_ clubrace, where

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[JIUIIIISLCl rcsurrcctiori._ when all _

shall come forth in His glory. - -

The commitzil services by the -,< W” reverend divine. who consigned ‘til remains tc ther dust

iimriki-miiléiiinii? boys come back from the battle front, ~ - Am Ipassing up an opportunity

Himself, in the fiplfilhiil realm of

“*“°‘“°' can I look them in the eyes, un-l of the safest possible investment, pay- ashamed and unafraid of criticism? ing a good rate of interest? ‘

_ mourncrs. as they stood in the slanting rays of the fading sun, as it cast its long sha. dows across the silent mounds and memorial granites. within that

'"iiefgiiiﬂgsli,néigjjggf”phi: a . Am I some day going to regret

Okwm , that I did not take this method of (_._0_v_i_: SCHOOL _ _ .

snugly“ Search“ p, providing the means to buy the things,

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iriilir-ixeﬁit?"l?‘°5~%“°‘fi%35 - or do the things, that are postponed radeZYIII _1, Malcolm Mac.

O Led: Patrick McKennir 3 i ' ' Marie Rooney ' ' ' ~ f h b Grade V.—l. Annie Grant; 2. t e ' Kenneth MacL-eod: 3. Joseph - , . RInncy Grazia IV.-~!_ Eileen Rooney. Grfrdc liL-l. Mildred MzicLeodi 2. Charles Grant. 1 I. A -l. Clayton Cook; 2. Gear no. McKenna Grarir; I.

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