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lticirch ll, of Bertha Helena, dear- bclovcd daughter of Mr. and Mrs. atrick McQuaid, at the early age oi l’! years. Deceased hsd not been in robust health for a few months, but hopes were entertained for her recov- ery until she contracted the "Flir

and despite medical aid and teiidci nursing by s devoted mother and father, licr gentle spirit passed away on the above mentioned date. Bertha was a bright lovable girl, and lei her short life had made many friends who will regret to hear of her passing away. She was consoled by frequent visits from her beloved pastor, Rev. 1. R. A. McDonald, who administered to lier the last rites of the l-ioly Catholic Church. She died perfectly resigned to the will of God, and dur- lng her illness was never known to murmur. She leaves to mourn, u sorrowing mother and father, and the following brothers and sisters: Her- bert, C. N. R, Harmony; Reta. Swampscott, Mass; Basil and Hugh, Charlottetown; Mary, teacher Bald- win's Road School; Elmer, Mabel and Urban at home. The funeral , to the St. Teresa. Church, on Wednesday, March 13, was largely attended. Re- quiem High Mass was celebrated by the pastor, Rev. I. R. A. McDonald. who also performed the last sad rites st the grave. The pail bearers were". Her five brothers and cousin. Chester McQuaid. May her soul rest in peace.

Safely, Safely gathered in. No more sorrow, no more sin, God has saved from every strife In its dawn this young pure life which awaits us now above Resting in the Savlours love. Jesus grant that we moy meet There adgrlpz at Thy feet. The following are grateful acknow- ledged — Floral tributes: spray, Baldwin's Road Womens Institute, wreath fellow employees P. E. I. Co-operutive Egg and Poultry Association, wreath. “Three Star Club" Charlottetown. Muss cards: Father and Mother, Herbert, Basil, i-iiigii. Misses. Ethel and Gertie McQuald; Miss Ii-"ene ljriscoll, i-ianmilton, Jenny Scnphy, Lynn, Mass; Miss Irene SonpLl-iy, Lynn, Mass; Mr. and Mrs. ioeuben Csddlgen, Isoston, Mair-i MY- FW.‘ slilPﬂ" L???" N95" M“ lesson Sanplriy, Lynn, Mr. Edward Ssnpljiy, Lynn. Mass; Mr. iii-id Mrs. Antlioriy White, Lynn. lilr. and Mrs. Jaines lfoson, ﬁaistpscottz, Mass, (41; Miss Vir- ginnie Nesqn, Swampscett. Mass; P. L. Murphy and Iliilus, To- ronto, Ont; Miss Irene ‘Mcwade, Boston, Mass; Mr. and Mrs. John Cairns and family, St. Teresas; Mr. andMrs. Joseph McAulay, St. Ter- esas; Misses Mary and Lily (tartar, St. Teresas; Misses Mary and l-leien lvicAulay, Sourls; Kstitfena Alfred Phelan. Morell; Misses Nellie and Alice Mcciirtiiy. Morell; Mr. Patrick McAulay, Morell; Mr. and Mrs. Join. Cunningham, Morcll; Mr. and Mrs- Augustus McQiilld, Charlctteiowlli Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Laiierty, Chai- lottetowh; iviiss Helen Flynn, Crier- lottetown; Miss Jeanestor Cleaiev, SWBlTtpSCOIE, Mass, (2); Miss Marlon Dunn, Lynn, Mass; Miss Lillian Dunn, Lynn, Moss; Miss Ange Cairns. New York; Mr. Jack Dunn, Lynn, Muss; Mr. Luke Dunn, Lynn, Mass; Miss Mary Curran, Boston, Mass; Miss Alice Curran, brothers and sisters, Boston, Mass; Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Chalsson and family, Rollo Bay. Spiritual offerings, Sr. Annacieta. Brockton, Mass.; Sr. Rufina, Minnow- polls, Minn; Sr. Gudilla, Minn- eapolis, Minn; Mrs. John F‘. Curran, St. Toresas; Sanphy family, Lynn, Mass; Misses Mary and Helen 'Mc- Donald, Pcukes; Miss Ruth Cairns, St. Mary's Convent, Souris; Miss Mary Cullen, St. Teresas; Miss Reta Cullen, St. Teresas; Misses Mary and Reta Gormlcy, St. Teresas; Miss Lily Baldwin. Charlottetown; Miss Ella Cronin. Charlottetown; Miss Bernadette Mullsly, Miss Helen Mc- Donald, Miss Angela. Kenny, Miss

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BHOOKFIDLI; AND VICINITY

Miss Annie M§eise0d spent the week end with friends st Brdokfield.

Miss Verne Deriiibh, teacher st Broolrfieid, spent the week end in the city.

Mr. Ohm-its MacNelI, Milton. spent the week end visiting friends at Ebenezer.

Mr. Borden MseLeod has been Icon’- fined to his’ bed for some weeks suffering from a very severe attack of flu.

Friends of Mr. Ronald MacDonalcLl will be glad to know that he tins mode a complete recovery after lllfj- recent serious illness.

Gwen and Mildred 4111111500116, Bfookfleld. spent =1 very

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Miss Helen Stewart. has returned to her home at Brookfteld after spending a very pleasant holiday in the city.

While working in the woods quite recently, Mr. Sherman MacDutf had the good fortune to find a, den oi, young foxes. After very strenuously l digging through frost, Sherman iviisl rewarded by finding eight silver grey]

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