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JULY 1. 1931 . "ms clmnllirrl-fnlwlv GUARDIAN _ PAGE FIVE . _._ _ ___._._ ._ ..____., .. - ' ative Elder of the congregation‘ P inco Edward ‘Islander. myself, 1 . . tog of Murray which position he held at the tilnclhlave followed your work with in- ‘° ‘I’ ar {North Pres‘ oi his death he attended many tercst, and have clipped out for my ' bytgngn Churgh meetings of the Prince Edward Is- scrap book the several sketches as ' land Presbytery and his wise coun- they appeared. . ‘ . sel was frequently given, A lover oi I find however, that I have by ° - ' (CONTINUED) Peace and the Prosperity oi Zion some accident missed clipping one a

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(By The Rev. P. Watsoucurrie) CABTNEY n. MCLUBE 1856-1928

Our last article dealt with the life and work of Mr. James Ken- nedy. With the death of Mr. Ken- nedy a. vacancy was left both in the Church and in the Sabbath School where he had acted as teacher .and super’ tendent for years. His mantle seems to have fallen on the shoulders of Mr. Cortney D. McLure, who had for many years been closely associated with Mr. Kennedy and in the work oi the congregation there never

’ was due largely to his sane advice

he finally cast his lot with the continuing Presbyterian Church during the troublous times preced- ing the disruption oi i925 and it

and good management that the congregation of Murra Harbor North remained steadfast although even the members of ' in opinions differed on this very crit- ical subject. He was also the means oi consolidating all parties so that nobody left the church and today all parties are united in the great- est way and carry on the work to- gether. Eternity alone will tell the complete story so we must conclude this sketch by a letter received from

oi them and so there is an unfor- tunate gap in the story as I have it. It is the article from i875 to 1885. The one preceding it appear- ed in the Charlottetown Guardian of February 20th, 1931, but I have no way oi tracing the date of the missing article. Would it be possi- ble that you have any extra copies of the Guardian with this article in it and which you could spare me so that I could complete my scrap book entries. I‘! you could even lend it to me that I might take s. copy oi it I would return it to you promptly, I am quite anxious to get it. Failing this I could probably get a chance to see the fyles oi The

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was a more faithful or industrious person than Cartney D. lVlcLure. It is no small wonder that after his sad and sudden passing away the

Guardian in their office some time I am passing through Charlotte- town and make a copy. But ii you have a copy that you could easily

a former pastor who knew him in the days oi hLs best services

Letter from Rev. A. Sutherland. New Brunswick Temperance Al-

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C 0 congregation felt that the bottom hence, spare me 1 would be greatly Qbllged. . had fallen out o! thinss for he was i‘ Royal Bank Building, 1 am cordially yours, FL lihd 1118-1115115)’ 0f everything. H15 BO- Fredericton, N. Bu, J- H- A. A-NDERSON- language, “when I began to write succeeding articles which are not iarl of February last for ihelﬂ “m1” °°"°'°d ‘lammli! °t ‘hi’ Ausust3rd.1928- r did not think that I.should make yet finished. Thus 1 regret very could hot have been a great a "for- chumh buudmgl a-ctmg u supeﬂn‘ D99!‘ M"- MQT-IUTBr-Ili W85 a Th0 mill! a. book like this," for I had come much that I am not able to supply val between the missing 0H9 11nd

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its predecessor for I returned from '

Toronto on February 14th. 193i, '

and the manuscript was then in ,

the possession oi the printer but ,

I cannot say the exact date when »

it appeared in print. I am hoping

a reader may sec your request and

be able to supply the need fol as

has been said it is even more in-

teresting to you than many of the

rest as you must be near the field

whore Rev. Ml". Bayne went from l

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you could see a copy on the hles a i

tendent and teacher in the Bab- bath School, leading the Service oi Praise with the help oi the choir, representative elder oi the congre- gation and general handy man for all occasions. l-le was frequently called upon in the vacancy to con- duct funeral services and it was his highest delight to visit and pray with the sick and aged members. He was also a trustee and up to the time of his death treasurer for the congregation in both oi which of- fices he succeeded the late Mr. James Kennedy. Living in close proximity to the Church and Manse the ministers found in him excellent counsel and help and all classes oi the community found in him a helper and guide. Although naturally of a retiring and mod- est disposition Cartney D. McLure could fill any emergency and though with only an ordinary farrn- er's education he showed to all that it is not so much the amount of talent a man has but the use to which he puts this, that makes the increase and in the Young People's

the part you have missed, viz., from i875 to i885, but I shall have your letter printed in the next xveek and this answer of mine to it hoping that some more fortunate reader may have the good fortune to see- thcm and supply you with the same article for it will be particularly interesting to you for it covers the period of the pastorate of the late lamented Ernest Sutherland Bayne, M. A., a student of Nova. Scotla parentage, who “'21s ordained and inducted here in 1876, (a son of Rev. Dr. Baync of Pictou, N. S.) His pastorate extended over eight (B) years and was particularly suc- ‘cessful and he accepted a call in i884 to the same unspcilable and unpronounceable name that heads your letter but whether it was Up- per, Middle or lower I cannot say. for there may not have been so many conveniencm then as now. He succeeded Rev. R. Sedgwick, D. D.. and it would appear his pastorate extended there for several years. He was followed her by Rev- Mr. Roulston as has been already stat-

Murray Harbor North, P. E. Island, June 23rd, 1931. Rev. J. H. A. Anderson, Middle Musquodobit, N. S. Dear Mr. Andersoru-Your inter- esting and encouraging letter reach- ed me here this morning after a trip to Charlottetown ,to get over the water that lies between here and Murray Harbor South which place is distant only a few miles. Your letter reminds me of the large circulation that the sketch of History oi the Presbyterian Church here has had and the wide influ- ence oi the press that gives it visi- bility. From many sources l have received very complimentary no- tices and many oi them have urged that it be put into book form and photographs of individuals added to the record. I am not yet able to say whether such will be advisable as the securing and developing of the pictures cost high and it is dif- ficult to determine the most de- sirable ones, and to put in all that might be suggested by friends and relatives would make a. galleryfull.

great shock to hear ymterday oi the passing of my good friend Mr. Mc- Lure. During the years oi my min- istry I have never met a. man for whom I formed a. greater respect or for whose friendship I had a higher regard. As a christian gen- tleman Mr. McLure was a. man of. outstanding merit. He was always forward in every good work and ready to speak a seasonable word for that which was high and holy and oi good report. To me the memory oi Cartney D. McLure will ever live in a place of fair renown especially connected With the work oi the Sunday School and the meetings oi the Session in both of which he took an outstanding position. In the Sunday School the children loved him and in the Session his coun- sel was regarded as well worthy oi attention and respect. He was 1n- deed a. leader among people and God is to be praised for raising him up and calling him to the service of the church on earth. What the Murray Harbor North congregation

here an entire stranger to the Is- land in the spring of i930 and all summer had been so engrossed with the various duties of the minister that it was only when the motoring stopped and the deep snow blocked the roads for passage and I was kept in the housel took this story up to fill in some otherwise idle time. I then had no authorities ex- cept the life of the late Rev. James MacGregor, D. D., of Pictou. N. S. But on my visit to Knox College- Toronto, Ont, in January, I found some good material in the archives there and got encouragement from ‘my friends on the stuff there to proceed and the Editor of the Guardian devoted space in one or two issues each week to publica- tion. In that way I regret that I did not give more care to the pre- servation of the copies till after the separation of Murray Harbor North Church from Murray Harbor South Church which took effect af- ter the resignation of Rev. Alexand- er Roulston on June 30th, 189i. While this is a generation ago

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of the Guardian of February Last at their office in Charlottetown and GllllCl‘ SCCLIYB one Ol‘ mBlSE Ci L0,)“ of the article in question. If l cle- cldc to print the History in book form it will have to be considerably abbreviated and thus its readable character may suffer. Again ex- pressing my regret I am unable to supply you much as I should like - to do so, I am Yours cordially, ' P. WATSON CURRIB __.__.__._.__ “How's the stock market today?" g than ten -—"

Society he was a he]? and inspira- has been enabled to accomplish un- Like John Bunyan oi sacred fame there are many living here who re- éd and which fills the next article “Decline was 1855 tion to many oi the young and ris- der God's guidance ls largely due and now recognized as one of the member Rev. Mr. Roulston and it of the History. I will endeavor to points." ing generation who for s. long time gave more interest to me in the secure for you a. copy oi the Guard» “Ab, a rally." .'

to the faithful and loyal service so Elev-lest Willi/ers in the English long rendered by Mr. McLure. v

T0 me personally Mr. McLure O , . wasawonderful friend. Asyou will 9 D Y E ﬁ

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had been accustomed to his leader- ship. The following brief extracts from many tributes received by his widow and family will speak elo- quently.

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1N MEMORIAM always was worth having in carry- ing on the work. He never failed The death “Cuffed “idly- Jllli’ m9. no matter how great or small 6th. (1929) at his home Murray the problem was. Going there as a Harbor North, of Mr. Cartney D. young man I felt the need oi ad- McLure at the age oi 7i years and vice and direction from an older a months. The deceased had not and more experienced man whose been well a few days before but was heart was in the work and as Mr. up and around as usual and while McLure was the nearest oi the eld- fﬂﬂll! 9814i’ 1n $116 619111118 W85 ers to me I went to him oftenest. 55°" t° 511d‘? d°wn 111 hi8 ch91!‘- He was never too busy to listen and Members of the family hurried to to advise and d0 11-, cheq-gu11y_ h“ side and help“ 111m W ‘a When he died the Church lost much but hem“? medical "m "W14 another strong leader but his work be ‘ummmwd m’ had quietly P585" lives after him and the rising gen- ed "way H“ death came a5 a Ema” eration will remember what he shock to the family and the whole 5am and did and Wm can-y on the sglrg/[nrlznty McLure w“ b°m work. He has gone to rest from his 12m 185? that °r T73“ Nwembel‘ labors for the local church but in M I: ' ° 5°“ ° ° me David the church triumphant he will find c ‘tire and Margaret 91°“? ""1 a place and unite his voice in sing- spen the whole c’! his me there- ing with new vigor that new song He was married to Margaret Dixon o; praise to om- G°¢ we W111 meet o! Gaspereaux’ He w“ always no more on earth but when by

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prominent l“ church w°lkl behlg grace we see the face oi Christ in . . . . ' . m!‘ ma"? years an elder in the peace we will again meet over M N Presbyterian church’ 35° Bl-‘Pmn- there. Meantime let us not sorrow, A o! 2 O O O O O O 0 ‘laendem M the sabbath 5°h°°_1 and as those who have no hope but re- Pl ‘ " a wk‘ °' ‘he "l" Haw“ a svod joice in the memory of his splendid ». . NO- 3 o o o o o o ' amt? Lzevmegl zlsbailtba 10V"!!! life oi faithful service. May God he 4 “‘ “ m‘ T“ 1h 1 i - MAKE N whole district has suffered a heavy wt you “g1: 2:15,; loneliness °I 4 Q Q Q Q Q Q O loss in his sudden death and many 5391-1135“) sg-i-HERLAN-D M N Y”; m!“ the helping mmd always Many similar tributes are on A o‘ s O O O _. O O re Y t” "5353 911i’ one in trouble h d b f, g1 d 1 . m‘ needy tilzlelm. We mlllrehtargo Zia: 535k“: NO- 6 Q Q Q Q Q Q 7O The “twill” °f m" Carine? D- others who served as the late James v 3 McLure were not confined to the McKenzie but this historical sketch M No. 7 . . . . ' ' V y home and church here but reached has already far exceeded the orig- . . \l out in all directions, As Represent. lnul intention. A sketch of the M N 7 '3 _ Peters Road section of the congre- o‘ a . . . . o . o g _ gation will appear next week and M N ' _ conclude the story for this time. A o" 9 O O O O O O 0 a

P.W.C. Correspondence received and ans- wered herein historical. Rev. J. H. A. Anderson, S. T. M., Middle Musquodobit, N. 5,, Canada, June 17th, i931. Rev. P. Watson Currie, Murray Harbor, P. E. I. Dear Mr. Currie-I have been go. ing to write you at different times during the past few months. I have been reading with interest and sat- isfaction your carefully prepared historical articles on the story oi the Presbyterian Church in m“. ray Harbor, P. E. lsiandnBeirlg a

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