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town and surrounding districts were shocked and saddened on Tuesday evening. September 25th, 1951, when it became known that Daniel F. Smith, a life-long resi- dent of the district, was accident- ally killed on the road between his home and Vernon.

He was in his 79th year. and although not in the best of health for a number of years, was able to

a good neighbor and will be missed by all who knew him, but most especially will he be mined in his home, where young and old re- ceived the same hearty welcome. He was a member of st. John's Church, Belfast, also a member of the L. 0. L., Eldon.

Left to mourn his passing are his sorrowing widow (formerly Jcnnle MacLeod, Valleydeld); two sons, Finlay A. (Lee) at home; A. Everett, Toronto, who arrived home in time for his father's funeral; and one sister, Annie (Mrs. Angus MacKay) Forest Hill.

His funeral service which was very largely attended took place at St. Johiys Church, Belfast, Rev. E. G. Evans conducting the service The pallbearers were: Donald W. MacLeod, Abner MacEachern,Dun- can Mac'ravlsh, John D. Mac- Dougall, Malcolm MacEachcrn and Martin Griffin. The hymns sung were, "Nearer My God to Thee", "The Sands of Time are Sinking", and "Forever With the Lord". Burial in the church cemetery.

Flowers

Pillow-The Family. Wreath-MacEwcn L.0.L.. Pin- ette.

Spray-Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mac- Donald snd family, Upper Mont- ague.

spray-Mr. and Mrs. Herb Mac- Kenzle and family, Vallcyileld West.

Spray-Mrs. Elizabeth Johnston and family, Fortune Bridge. Spray-Bob Jessie and Rena Cook, Newtown.

Letters And Cards 0f Sympathy

Mr. Chester S. MacLure, M.P., Charlottetown. J. Angus MacLean, M.P., Lewes. Mr and Mrs. Robert Aznine, Boston, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Alex MacDonald, Somerviile, Mass. Katherine and Harry smith, Roxborough, Mass. Dot and Dell and family, Bos- ton, Mass. Mrs. Katherine Macbeod. Bel-

mont, Mass.

Aunt Rachel and Jessie, Cam- bridge. Mass.

Joan and Gordon MacDougal1, Medfleld, Mass.

Alice Macbougall, Mediield.Mass. George Blrt and family, Everett, Mass. Margaret MacLean. Boston. Mass. Preston and June Sanderson, Ottawa. John and Christine MacMillan, Boston, Mass.

John and Jennie Urban, Boston, Mass.

Marion and John Player, Mar-

ttnvale.

Duncan and Anne MacMlllan, Wood Islands.

Preston and Mary Peardon, Hcatherdale.

Mr. and Mrs. Allan N. MacDon- ald and family, Heatherdale.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bruce.l-Ieath- ordale.

Eva Godsoe and family. Milltown

Cross. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bruce, Val- leyiield West.

Kaye Murray. C1i'town.. P.E.I. Margaret MacDougall, Ch'r.own. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Blrt and family, Charlottetown.

Florrie and Bella MacLeod, Mon- ta

gue.

Priscilla MacDonald, Vallcyileld

East.

Dot and Harvey Moore. Com-

mercial Cross.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whiteway.

Brooklyn, P. E. I. V

Gordon MacPherson, Vnllnyilcld

,Eost. Allan and Bessie Cameron and

family. Caledonia, P.E.I.

Katie MacPhcrson, Ch'town.

Edison, Florence and Priscilla

Macbeod, Brooklleld, Mass.

Em. and Vere Beck. Ch'l0Wll-

Margaret and Harry VanBus-

kirk and family, Valleyfleld.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Carver,

Hazelbrook.

Mamie and Willie MacDonald,

Little Sands.

Shirley Carver, Lyndale. P Eni-

Mary MacDonald, Boston, M s.

Mildred Hsckett. Klnross.

Jack Burke, Toronto. ON-

xaye Collins, Toronto, Ont.

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Buddy MacPhee, Toronto, Ont.

Vincent Buchanan. Toronto, Ont. Alena and Gordon Buchanan, Toronto, Ont. Gordon MacEacl1ern, Toronto, Ont. Mrs. Lorne Stewart, Murray Har- bour.

Jean and Dick Jenkins. Pownal.

Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Ross. Pin- ette.

Katherine Martin, Eldon.

Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Burns, Cliar- lottetown.

Priscilla Molyneaux, southport.

Women's Missionary society, Newton and Orwell Cove.

Officers and Members MacEwen L.O.L., Pinette-

John VsnBusklrk. Boston, Mass.

Catherine MacPherson, New York. .

Mrs. Iris Macxay, New York. v

Anne Jenkins, Charlottetown!

Ethel and Uncle Neil, Heather- dale. P. 15.1.

Mr. and Mrs. 'Angus MacKay and family, Forest Hill.

Mr. and Mrs. Lorne MacDougall, Calgary, Alta.

Irene and Lloyd Fraser, Hamli-

ton, Ont.

Sadie Mullins and family, Quin- cy, Mass.

Joyce Glllis, Quincy. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ling, Newton. Mass.

Bill Stewart, New York.

May Compton and family, Cam- bridge. Mass. Elizabeth M. Penn , Plnette.

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Mrs. D. F. Smith and family wish to extend their sincere thanks to those who sent floral tributes.

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Keith Matheson of O'Leary on Saturday,

sister, Mrs. Ronald Hutchinson,

jsummerside, after a. lingering ill-

ness. were held on Monday, Oct. 22nd.

There was a private service for members of the family at the Bowness Funeral Home in Sum- merside at 10 a.m. and also at the O'Leary United Church at 2:30 p.m.. which was filled to overflowing. The services were conducted by her Minister. Rev. W. G. Dickson, who brought a message of comfort and consola- tion to the bereaved.

Favorite hymns sung were "The Lord”: My Shepherd”. "Lead Kind- ly Light" and "Forever With The Lord". The chair with Mrs. J. M. Macwiiliam as organist led in the ervice of praise.

The minister said that Mrs. Matheson was a devoted wife, a kindly mother. a faithfull friend and an earnest follower of the Master.

Besides her husband, she leaves to mourn her loss four sons: Ken- nelh. George, Donald and William in 0'Leary; also her aged moth. er. Mrs. Williams of Summerside, and the following sisters: Helen at O'Leary, and Kay and Daisy in Summersidc. The pail-bearers were Leslie MacAulay. James M. Mac- William. Lloyd Matthews, Upton Seaman, Ralph Ozon and Cecil Dennis. Interment was in Bloom- field Cemetery.

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Misses Helen and Anita Lewis. city, s-pent Thanksgiving at their home in York.

Miss Ncilda Richards. principal of York School, spent Thanks- giving at her home in Murray Harbour.

Miss Kay Wood, primary teach- er of York School, spent the

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of the Royal Bank. Charlottetown, spent Thanksgiving at her home in York.

Mr. and Mrs. Gostaich, and little daughter, Gloria, have taken up residence at the home of Mrs. Alex Beaten.

Mrs. Ramsay Auld. West Cove- head, spent Sunday Oct. 7, in the city, guest of her son and daugh- ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Auld.

Mr. and Mrs, Harry Muttart Marshrleld. were visitors to York on Oct. 'lth, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Crockett.

Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Mac- Donald and two little daughters Dclborah and Hazel were visitors to the city on Oct. 6th.

Sym-paihy is being extended to Mrs. Robert Thompson on the sudden death. of her sister, Miss Margaret Vcsscy, former resident of York.

Miss Freda Newson returned to her home in York on Oct. 4th, after visiting in New Haven. the guest of her grandmother Mrs. Pope Newman.

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Miss Velma Frizzell has left to spend the winter months in Moncton.

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Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Frlzzell and son Melvin have left on two week's vacation in the U. S. A.

'Mn. Blanche Mietsod is spend- ing a pleasant vacation in ,the home of Mrs. S. H. Colwili.

The School has re-opened after the fell vacation, and has been re-painted inside and out.

Friends are glad to see Sgt. Jones Austin back home from Korea for a month's leave.

Much credit is being given to some of New He.ven's ambitious school children who staged an outdoor circus and realized a sum sufticient to purchase an electric clock for the school.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard MacPhee and daughter Heather, accom- panied by Mr. Louis Devercaux, have left for a two week, vaca- tion in U. S. A., guest of Mrs. MaeP'hee's parents of Arlington, Mass.

place on October 24 to Mr. Parker Jewell.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Chandler and family, Milton, were visitors tn York on Sunday, Oct. 14th. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Vessey.

Mr. Gordon Crockett was taken by surprise on Wednesday after- noon, October 10th, when a num- ber of York men arrived and took out his potatoes for him and also helped with his harvest and threshing.

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