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loved by all who had the pleasure of his friendship and acquaintanceship. regardless ol crced or station in life. ‘He vies the incarnation of the ster~ ling attributes oi’ his father. the late ‘George R. McMahon, and the lovely

"In the midst of life we are in disposition of his mother (nee Cath- Ieath," was never brought home morqlcrinc Hughes) who both predeceased

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In Memoriam

REV. FATHER. P. L. DIcMAHON

forcibly to the people of Prince Ed- him in i928. and at whose funeral ward Island than when the astound- pbsequies he sang Masses of Requiem. in: news reached the public tliamev. 1m his youth Father McMahon at- Yﬁer P. L. McMahon. pastor of St. itended Kcnsington I-ligh Schoobafter Ibleplfo church, Kellys Cross. had which he spent several years at St. Qdsoed away at the CharlottetowlﬂDunstanls University; he then ﬁnish- Bosclml on Friday. Sent. 6th. at Sled his studies for the priesthood at l-m. Only two days previously he had Itlie Grand Seminary at Quebec City. undergone a serious operation fromdlz was ordained a. priest at Charlot- Izhich he never rallied, although he ‘tetonvix by Rt». Rev. Henry J. CVLSBIY. I114 the benefit of the best medlcﬂliArchbIshop of Edmonton. then Bishop lkill of Charlottetown Iof Charlottetown, in December, I919. _ Ha was grievously sick and suffering, He spent six mouths as curate with intense pain. yet he was able to recog- IRev. John J. Macdonald. of St. Paul's him his brothers and sister, who were I church. Summerslde. I-le was then Pushed to his bedside. He was also in iappointed curate with ibfonsignor Mc- lull knowledge of the fact that hisILean. WIlClY.‘ he spent five years; after ilrthly life would saon end, and was which he was given charge of Kelly's uttering n. fervent prayer as his soul Cross congregation, to whose spiritual look its ﬂight inln the Great. Beyond, welfare lic has since ministered with resigned to the edict of the Divine great zeal and soliciture, endearing Pill. himself to his parishioners as he had

Father McMahon was dearly be-irlcne in Summerside and Souris-in

fact with all with whom he came in personal contact.

He was born at Kensington, Aprll 17th. 1894. and was therefore in his thirty-sixth year. His early death in the fullness of life and activity. was an awful shock to his many friends in thLs province. and most particul- arly to his brothers and sister. who have the heartfelt sympathy of all in their sad bereavement, but they will always have his beautiful mem- ory to cherish, which will be consol- lngto a degree for his sudden part- ing with this life. and they may ex- claim in the immortal poetical words

"0 Death. where is thy sting?

O grave where is thy victory?"

He leaves to mourn his irreparable loss four brothers and one sister, viz: Percy. train despatcher. C.N.R... Mone- ton; Marshall. station agent. CNR... British Columbia; Peter and Parnell. both of Kensington, and Ella (Mrsl P. L. Morris) Soul-is, P. E. I.

His remains reposed in the Sanctu- ary of Kelly's Cross church from Fri- day evening till Sunday at 3 o'clock p.m., when they were removed to his old home (now the home of his bro-

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St. James’ Church, Freetown. One hundred and thirty-five cars, bearing friends from all parts of P. E. Island. left Kelly's Cross church in the pro- cession to Remington. The funeral procession from Kensington was one of the largest even seen here-bear- ing silent witnesses to the solemnlty of the occasion. and respect to the memory of a. dear friend. The funeral oration was delivered by Rev. Dr. W. E. Monaghan. of Seven Mile Bay, who stressed the uncertainty of life and resignation of the Divine Will in an impressive sermon in keeping with the sadness of time occasion, which caused many heads to bow in silent grief and tears. The pail-bearers were six parishioners of Kelly's Cross. viz: James Bradley. Frank Flood. Emmett German. John P. Carragher, John McDonald, Frank ‘Prainor Members of the B. I. S. of Emerald. of which he was a member. attended the fun- eral in dress parade. His mortal re- mains were laid to rest in the family plot beside those of his father ' and mother in St. James’ Cemetery, Free- town. May his soul rest in peace. Solemn mass of requiem was cele- brated by Rt. Rev. J. C. McLean, Deacon; Rev. Leo Herr-cl. sub-deacon; Rev. W. V. MacDonald. Master of Ceremonies; Rev ‘Patrick Walsh, Aco- lytes; Revs. M. J. Rooney and J. B. Crvkcn: Censor-bearer, Rev. n. J. McDonald. The clergy presentz: Revs. J. C. Macbzan, P.A.V.G., J. A. McDonald. A. P. McLellan, G. R. A. Macdonald. J. F. Johnston, Martin Monaghan, J. J. MacDonald. K. C. MacPherson, F. L. Connolley. Jean Chaisson. P. D. MacGuigan. O. Kiggins. J. B. Mac- Intyre, A. A. MacAulay, F. McQuaid. F. X. Gallant, R. J. MacDonald, J. A. Murphy, Bernard Glllis, Theo Gal- lant. P. S. Duffy. C. M MacCormick. CS.S.R..; C. J. MacDonald. A. L. Her- rell, J. A. Gaudet, W. J. McGuigan. G. V. McCabe. Joseph Sullivan. Peter Sullivan, Leo. Sullivan. Joseph Gal- lant, J. C. Petr-e. Dan Croken, Law- rence Smith. R. V. McKenzie, E. A. Gillis. M. J. Rooney, M. E. Francis. J. A. Sullivan, J. B. Croken, A. I... Sinnott, W. E. Monaghan, Thomas Curran, M. J. Smith, F. Campbell. R. F. McDonald, P. Walsh. F. L. Mullally. Patrick McQuillan, F. Hughes, G. J. Mcbellan. Father O'Hara. 0.5.8.11... Wm. McCabe, Joseph Rooney. W. V. McDonald. Patrick McMahon, Chrs. McCarthy, Patrick Hogan. Joseph Campbell. Louis Callaghan. Francis McDonald. pastor St James Church. Summer-ﬁeld.

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Rev. R. P. McDonald, Indian River; Mr. and Mrs. Percy McMahon, Mone- ton, Mr. and Mrs. Parnell McMahon. and Margaret. Kensington; Mr. and Mrs. Peter McMahon, Kenslngton; Dr. and Mrs. E. G. Gillia. Kenring- tori; Mr. Thou. Donahue. Kcnsington; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hughes. Kensing- ton; Mr. and Mrs. James Power and llmlly. Mr. and Mrs. George S. Mc- Kenno. Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Mc- Mahon, Benevolent Irish Society. Em- erald; Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Delaney. Mlllmll-lei From Kelly's Cross: Mr. and Mrs. Ju. A. Bradley. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Monaghln and fam- ily, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Creamer and Mary, Mr. James Gormon and fam- ily. Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Kelly, Martin and Wilfred, Misses Mary E. and Frances Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Ben- nett ‘Ihinor, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Duffy. Mr. and Mrs. John P Carra- lher. Mr and Mn. John Tninor and family. Min Mary J. Smith. Mr. and Mn. Francis Bradley and family, Mr. and Mn. Francis Hagen. Mr Jerome McGuigon and flmlly, Mr. and Mrs. J. ‘A. McDonald. Mr Patrick ‘Ihinor and fsmlly, Mina Mary and Ger- trude Mcquoid. Mr. and Mra. Prank VJ. Flood 0nd fomily- w. Ambrose J. llﬂllthm. Mr. and Mn. Eph. Comi- lo and family, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McMahon m4 focally, In. Ruth

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Campbell und family, Mr. and Mr!- Joseph Monaghon. C. W. M58119. Ml‘- Leslio Trainer. Mrs. F. H. MOB/lam“ and family, Mr. and Mrs James Flood. Mr. and Mrs. Plus McGauBheY. ‘Nil’. and. Mrs. Phillip Smith and Annlﬂ. Miss ~Mary A. Kelly, Mr. and Mm James E. McQuald, Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Kelly. Mr. John F. McQuaid. Metal‘!- Fred and William Brardley- Mm Reta Malone, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Milone and family. Mica Mary F. McDonald. Messrs. Charles J. W.‘ and Mrs. Mc-, Kenna, Mr. and Mrs. John Btorciy.‘ and family. Mr. and Mrs. M. AA. Smith and family, Mr. Patrick Wq McGee. c. Y. M. maime- Misses Mary and Ella. Bradley. Mrs. Peter Trainer and family. Mr and Mrs. J. W. Brad- ley and family, Mr. and Mrs. John K-sily and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Nantes and family; Mr. and Mrs. Eph. Malone, Mrs. John Henry Cut- cllfle. Mr. and Mrs; Peter Tools. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carragher, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Gorman, Mr. Francis Bradley. Sn. Mr. and Mrs. J. Pﬂrraiu- or. Mr. Peter McQuaid. Mr. and Mrs- Jamec H. Malone, Miss Susan Nantes. Mr. and Mrs. James J. ‘Trainer and family. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Susack. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carrcgher, Mr. and Mrs. John Curley. Mr. and Mrs- Patrick Hagen, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roach. Mrs. Georgie Dunn; From New Wiltshlre: Mr. and Mrs. James Eugen, m. and Mrs. r. .1. Trainer. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Clarkin, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Monaghan, Miss Catherine Haughey and Adrina, Kelly's Cross; Mr. and Mrs. Leo. McGuigan, Mrand Mrs. Bennett Deighan, Summcrfleld; Mr. and Mrs. James G. GreenamMr. and Mrs. Charles McIvor. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Farmer, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Smith. Mu and Mrs. Ollie Shereenan and Anna. McKenna, Klnkora; Mr. and Mrs. Basil Sherry; Mr. W. E. Noonlu. Mr. and _ Mrs. Adolphus Brennan. Borden; Miss Catherine McDonald, Indian River; Miss Etta 'I'l‘81XlDl‘.IO- na; From Charlottetown: Miss Brid- get Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- Gulgan. I Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Flynn, Mr.’ Edward Smith and fam- ily, w. and Mrs. A n. Mclnnis. The Sisters of St. Martha. Nth. St. Mary's. The Members of St. Joseph's Sodalliy. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony I-laugheyJVirs. , Annie McGuigan. Mr. and Mrs. F. J.

Casey. Mrs. Edward Cullen and lazn- lly. Sisters of St. Joseph's convent, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Brown, Mr. and Mrs. John P. Bradley. Mr. and Mrs. B. Doyle. Sisters o! St. Martha. Sac- red Heart Home; Mr Cecil McCabe. Kinkora; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Burke. Mr. and Mrs.‘ Wilfred Kelly and family, The Knights of Columbus. Summersido; Mr.‘ and Mrs. Ernest Leonard, Cornwall; From BOiIXI-SIMI‘. and Mrs. P. S. Morris. Mr. and Mrs. James. Mullally, Mr. and Mrs. Peter McLellan, m. and Mrs. o. P. McDonald and family. ‘rho Knight of Columbus. Misses Méry and Colin McLean, Mr. and Mrs/Fred Mullally, Mr. Donald '1‘. Levie. ‘Mr. Patrick St. John ‘and family; Dr} and Mrs. W. J. McMillan. Charlottetown; Mrs. Mil’- jorio Murphy. ‘rlgnlah: Mrs. Anna Duffy, Ohotham. ma; m. and Mn. C. J. Morriuey, Newcastle, N.B.; Mr. and Mrs. N. J. McNelll and Allie, New Annon; Mr. and Mral J. V. Murphy. at. Peter's; Mr. ma lulu. John u. Doherty. Boston; Miss Catherine D0- herty. Boston, ' ' ' I Spiritual Offerings: Sisters of St. Martha. Moimt St nary". and St. ounce-insurers Sacred l-imt Home. Th; Sisfenand Pupils of Si. Mary's Convent. Souril, Sr. St. Helen, New- castle. Mr. Plus Smith, St Dunntoffl. Messages ‘and telegrams of sympo- uiy: w. ‘ma Albert odinut and Raymond. Ruhtico; ‘The Sisterl of Miscouohe Convent, Joseph Mon- lﬂhlih, s. si. Guelph. out; rtcv. rm- tin Monoghmf Magdalena Islands; GeuldinoCoroai-on, Notro Dome Ac-

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Mrs. Margaret Cltvugl: and Mr. Wil- liam Clo-rah, of South 305N111. MIS- Martino. Cameron and Mr. Dlnnis

their respective homes on ‘Saturday morning, utter ‘spending three Week-S very Pleasantly 0n u»... Island visltinB friends in Emerald, Wellington and

Mrs, David Reeves and two daugh- returned to their horn in Victoria "West, after spending a few days in Freetown. the guest of Mrs. Maigaret Reeves. '

Mrs. Victor McPhec and two little daughters, Thelma. and Florence, re- turned to U. S. A.. after spending the summer mmths "in Emerald.‘ the guests of the former’: parents, Mr.‘

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ilbppnie. of O'Connor and Miss’ Mary O'Connor.

homes, sftermpending s, week very pleasantly in Emerald, the guests o! Mr. and Mrs. John T. White. 0n reg

tor Bobby lhppnio, who spent the

.Mra. is... MoCLrron" ntumciru: her homo iu U. ‘S. A , aim-spending

Mn. Samurai McCom-t, of Emerald.

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Mm" I‘ vmiml.i.ll.m"z¥llq_ _ ‘he . ' "-"-.~ ' 7' ' ' . guolt of mi- broihcr. m. John Moy- The mwthlv meeting oftbq ~°fjpQ nqh. ' ‘ . 1s ‘ ‘bud Women's manual uiothold at

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Mr. John Fitzgerald, of U. S. A, is the guest of his

Mr, and Mrs. Peter Cameron and Scolastla and Margaret, motored in their home in Wilton, Maine. after. sbendilll some time on the Island visiting in ~ Richmonf, ‘the guests of MPJCSIII- eronb mother, and in Emerald, the John '1‘.

Mr. JmcpwMun-head. of Summer-l g few days in Emerald

Miss Mnrgnrct Reeves. of Freetown. returned home, after a Jeasint visit

_Mr. and Mrs. Austin Cosgrovo, Mr. and Mrs, John Edward Cameron, Mrs. Leona Cameron and Master Everett Cameron. of Wellington, motored to

Mr. J. P. Whlto returned to his home in Emerald, after spending two weeks visiting friends in Spring Vole a

Miss Sadie Buchanan, of Bradll- bane, Mrs. J. A. Buchanan and little daughter Genevieve of U~.. S, A., ro- turned to. Bradalbnne, after upendlng a. fdw days in Emerald, the guests of their cousin, Misc Sadie Reeves. l

Carr,‘ " of "Newton, spent the week end in mncrlld, the guest of liar cousin. Min Mary Mu].

the homo of m. mm: MooDonlld, ell Woolly. Bent. uni. mun-cam ncvcnmn members 4nd,)" mm“ proocntlllie roll coll wu mum-q] ‘ _ |._A_yorym- Wuwla» babel: ‘m. ennui-atop" m . -~'1‘- 3'49. illlcﬁ i». milwlllivﬁd W all. m» wiqjmvon

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Inspector James H. Murphy paid | vlllt toCrapaul School on Tuesday 399$. 17th. ~

Mr. and Mn. Jamel Cobb and g ﬂy. 0! OXIPIW. open: the wcokfc visiting relatives in Dundli.

' Mr. Park Cnnflcld and Mr. mile: Lord, botlﬁol Crcpaud, motor-cg Stauchcl on 111mm. the 17th, m. they spent tho averting very plum“; ly with fﬂcndn.

0n Saturday ovenlul the on" Women's’ Institute carved luncbq the new community hall. Ticko were drown for the prim (my which was baked and donated w». Joooph MacDonald,- of cup.“ The ticket: were cold by mo, Lend and the cum of $20.35 w" realized. ‘Iherc were four lucky my. etc. the cake kin: quartered. ‘m; lucky winners were Brent I-fowctt, TIYOIII Johnny Lyman. ‘Ir-yon; m; Prod Mloliomld, Hlmpbon; “g M“ Thomas S Joy, Crapaucl.

Mrs. Dun MncLean has returned u her homo in Boston, 11nd,, ‘m, 6961161118 the summer with her father, Mr. Roderick Williams. of Cfspaud, She was accompanied on her trip by Miss ‘Edith MncLcan, of Luke Verde,

Mr. Alfred Simmons, our popum blacksmith, u busy making potato.

ﬁISIQPl-Thi-‘IB dieters are proving

very satisfactory. having been “w; for the first time hat your. by w". fen Simmons and CO.

Mr. Edwin White, student in charge of Tryon Presbyterian Church, Bpgnﬂ Mvndlv ovnnlng very pleunitiy with friends in Crnplud. Mr. White left 'I‘ryon on ‘Iuesday morning to g0 w his homo in Charlottetown. We un. derstand Mr. White i: tc spend tlu coming year at Dnihouaio College and his host of friends of Crnpaud wish him evlry cuccou in his undes- taking.

CAPTAIN DUNCAN MACDOUG ALL

It was wlh sincere regret that the community of Lower Newton and the surrounding districts lrzrned of the death of the late Captain Dunc- an MacDougall, who passed away peacefully at his home on August 0th. at the age of seventy six.

The funeral we; largely attended and a most impressive service wu preachsd by Rev. T. A. Rodgers of Belfast.

Th: six staunch friends who cu- rled the flower laden casket were: J. I... Larrabce,‘ Hermon MacDougall, Charles ‘Gillis. Michael Griffin, John Blggs and n. w. MsLeod.

The deceased had enjoyed his us- ual good health to within a fcw days previous to his death when he de- veloped bronchial pneumonia and de- spite all that medical aid could do "l! 8511M Old lnnrlner who bad weatherzd many I gale from Belle Isis to Cnpg Horn was unable to rally. and passed to The Great Be- yond. ' _

The lite Captain wwweu and fav- orably known throughout the eriiiN Province, having nailed from practic- ally all parts of tho Island in form- er days. y

He leaves to mourn one daughter Marlon. Mrs. J. l-x. McDonald of cu- Rlf! Ind one son John D. It home. also two brothers, Charles of New- town and Angus of Charlottetown.

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Momﬁmkn. sent. as-rc study the place ‘mo function of medical services in the railway: I 011W"- and u. s. AI, two mum. French physicians will arrive in Montreal by Canadian National Railways on Oil" tober 14th. They m Dr. Louis Bali'- ohlef medical officer of the Purl! and Orlonnl Railway, and Dr. P- 2mm. chief medical officer of tlll rub. Lydm ind MOGIMP-nwuu Rall- woy. ‘they hovrcxpresaed great in- terut in the Canadian National S?!‘ tam. and on their arrival in Mont- real. they. will ire-welcomed by D'- J. Moocinbqohlcf medical officer c! this railway. u well u W "h" prominent medical mun. ‘The i"

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