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IN MEMORIAM l JOSEPH:7. DOUGLAS

'Residents of Savage Harbor and vicinity were saddened to learn of the death on March 15th of one of their oldest and most respected residents in the person of Joseph Cofltln Doug-las.

been in failing health, and very little hope for a return to health was evident, However. through the many trying hours in which he lay in bed. he was never known to complain or become discouraged. Son of Mr. and Mrs. William Douglas. he was b0l'n at Cherry Hill in 1870 where he spent the

lng of his mother in 1875. at which where he resided the rest or his life

ing and fishing.

Josie, as he was fanillarly known. was a kindly man whose home was always given to hospitality and who was always ready to help a friend and neighbors in need.

Mr, Douglas, the last member of his family, was predceased a num- ber of years ago by his sister. Cora. and two brothers, Nathan and Wil- liam. Left to mourn his passing are his widow, fcrmerly Gertrude T Coffin. and his two children, Hu- ban, of Dorcl'ies.iter. Mas-.. and Ada (Mrs. Wilfred Coffini, Savage Har- bor; also nine grand children by all of whom he will be greatly missed.

He was visited flilflllrz his illness by Rev. W.N. Byers who also con- ducted service at the house and grave. The funeral, which was largely attended, was held on Wed- nesday. March lath at 2 o'clock. from tlhe home, Int:-rmernt was in Mt. Stewart Cemetery,

A mixed choir under the lead- ership of Mr. Roland Gay sang very beautifiill-y, "The Lord's My Shepherd". "Jesus Saviour Pilot Me". and "Lead Kindly Light”. At the close of the service the funeral cortege wended its way to the cem- etery where all that was mortal of It good man was laid to rest.

The beautiful floral tributes were as follows:

Pillow-Wife.

Basket-Herbie.

Crescent-Wilfred, Ada and Fam- ily.

Wreatihvboris. Lloyd and Elaine.

Wreath-Carrie. Margaret and Millie,

Spray-Cora, Gerald and Fam-

1.v.

Spray-Jennie. Henrv and Janet.

Gates Ajar-Stearns; Famalies.

Spray-William and Hester.

Spray-Ralph, Rose and Family.

Spray - Ralph, Muriel.

Spray - Robert, Helen and iam- lly

Spray-Mrs. Henry Crffin. Doug- las. Ruth, Clareiice. Laura.

Spraywlslarold. Alice, Marion. Ro- land. Willard. Lona.

Wreatlh-Clifford. Ethel and Fam- ily. Everett. Louisa.

Spray-Harvy. Edith and Lane.

Spray-Mi", and Mrs. John Falle.

Spray-Mrs. Betty Taylor. Gowreath-Savage Harbor Packing

Wreath-Savage Harbor Women's Institute.

Messages of Synipn thy

Rev. William Byres. Mrs, Belle Douglas and Family. Mrs. Russell McLart-n, Mr. and Mrs. Keir Proctor. Mrs. Maryanne Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Coffin and Family. Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Coffin. Mrs. Ella and Lelrh Douglas. Mr, Harvey Douglas, M.L.A.. Mrs. , Douglas and Lane. l Senator J. P. and Mrs. McIntyre. Mr. Albert Jardine. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Anderson. Mr, and Mrs. Merton Jardine Mr. and Mrs, Bruce McL:iren and family. Miss Margaret Coffin. r. and Mrs. Leonard Diane. and Mrs. Joe Hamrgly, . and Mrs. Lloyd Warren. . and Mrs. Gordon Douglas. . and Mrs, Sterling Pigott. . and Mrs. Fulton Douglas. '. and Mrs. Re-izgie McDonald. Miss Dorothy McGuire. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur MaciMieken. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mcxlnncn. Mrs. Ida Plgott, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Macbougnl. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Morrison. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Maclilwen. Mrs. Katie Coffin. Mr. and Mrs. Geddie Douirlns. Mr, John A. Doyle, Mrs. Hattie McAsaey. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Glover. Mrs. Betty Taylor. Mrs, Gross and Dorothy. Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Bambriclt. Mrs. this-ie Clark. klitir. and Mrs. Ruthen Mricbon- :1 . Mrs. Florence J?nkins and Fam-

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i ily

Mr. and Mrs. Victor Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnston and Family.

Mrs. Margaret Affleclr.

Mr. and Mrs. Luther Coffin, Mrs. Margaret Allen.

Mr. and Mrs. ETldon Glover.

Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Glover and

Jsianley.

Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Boylgn,

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Pelletler.

Mr. Ronnie Doyle.

Mr. and Mrs, Lemuel Jiiy.

Mrs. Florence A.,Swtc.urns.

Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. William White and Phyllis.

'. and Mrs. Mont McKay,

-. and Mrs William Frlel.

. Mclxod Douglas.

'. and Mrs. 'Ohnrles Robertson. , and Mrs. John Peters and Family.

Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Douglas. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Roger-son, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burns,

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mcsher and Family. -

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Omirt, Miss Am-in Robbins.

Mrs. Alan Morrison and Jim. I& Ind: Incmtyre. III. &alon

Mr. and Mrs. Pcrcv Douglas.

M10. Olull Wood.

-.

For the past 21 months he had V '

early part of his life until the pass- i time he moved to Savage Harbour .

following the occupations of farrn- .-

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Montague School winners at the Provincial Ice Siports Meet. held in Charlottetown April 7th. to- gether with team and individual trophies. The Montague School won the boy's aggregate and girl's aggregate to take vrovincial hon- ours, and also the ho,xs' relay and gll'l.s' relay. This is the first time Montague has won 8 major iro-

non. Mr. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Be-vin. and Mrs. Keith Douglas. Mr, and Mrs, Howard Douglas. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Acorn and Mildred. Mr. and Mrs. James Macxay and Family. Miss Phyllis MaciKa,v. Mr. and Mrs, Hamid Doyle and Family, Mr. and Mrs. John Pigntt Elisha. Mrs. Katie McLaren. Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Thompson. Miss Theresa MacDougaii. Mr and Mrs. Frank Jardine and Blanch. Mr and Mrs. Orr Maccann.

coil of Thanks

, Mrs, Douglas and family wish to thiink Rev. William N. B3-res. Dr. lsiieppnrd. Mrs. Millie Coffin R. N. and friends and neighbours who helped in nnwvay. during their re- cent sad bereavement: also those who sent floral tributes and mes- sages or s,vmparh,v.

and

Peakes and Vicinity

, tMix D. A. MacDonald was a visitor to Charlottetown on April 10th. He. was accompanied

by his daughter Isabel.

The illness of Mr, George Smith. St. Teresa.. is regretted by his many friends.

Little Miss Bernie MacDonald re- turned to her home in Charlotte- town on April .0tli.. liaving spent a few days with her grand parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ul'l.)':lll Bradley, St. Teresa.

Mrs. John Tminor. St. Patrick's iRoad. was Oharlottemwn on April lfith.

Mr. and Mrs. Ri(”llfll'(i Birt, St. Patriekls Road. were visitors at the home of Mrs, Eirt's parents,

Mr, and Mrs. Daniel Mclnnis on April 12th. Mr, and Mrs. wnrirr Currie,

Chsirlnt.tetcwn, were visitors to St. Patrickls Road on April 12th.. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Don- iielly,

Mr. Leo Bradley. St. Teresa. was a visitor at the home, of his sistr-r. Mrs. James MacDonald. Charlotte- town, on April 9th.

Mr. John Birt was I visitor to Mt, Stewart on April 13th.

Mrs. Charles RogPrson speiit. in few days receiitly as guest, of liar parents. senator and Mrs. Mc- Intye, savage Harbour.

Mr. Daniel Trninor and family. Charlottetown. were visitors to St. Patrick's Road April l2til, guests of Mr. Henry Trainor and his sister.

Miss Betty Campbell is spending 14 few days with friends and re- latives in Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gillan. Bor- den, were giiests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James E, GillaI1,on April loth.

Mrs. Carl MOKPllllR. Charlotte- town. nrcoiiinnnied by her son Robert. is spending it few days with her mother, Mrs. L. De-vine. Mr. Harold Webster. Mnroll, was it biisiiicss visitor to this vicinity on April llth,

Friends of Mr. L. E. Hughes will be glad to know that he Ls re-

ccvi-rlnz from his recent illness iii. his home at Penlte's. Her imny frierids will he clad

to learn that Mrs. Daniel Huehn. Drmnere. in now regaining health after her recent. operation in tfhc Charlottetown Hospital.

Mr. Herbert Handrah:-.n. whn MW spent the winter months rt Ni: home on St. Pa.trlc':'t Read. r--

rt business visitor to

AN.wcnARi.oTTizToxviflmg

cial Ice Sports Winners

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Photographed above are the;ph,v. and alro the first time ihnivwlgklllioll - relay and girls 15 .l9Hl'S2 Edna Ann Nicholson - re-

any one school has won all thel major trophies. Mr. A. F. Camp-l hell. appointecl by the Montaguel Canadian Legion. who sponsored

the local sports. coached the en- tries, and the results were evi- dence of the training received.

Front, Row. left to right: Elaine; Poole - relay; Eileen Annear - relay. and '1: 12 years: Greta

on: ....;i' M;f.ci;:n-lg." Ma7cKin-A l 3thTto'??s-nin'e-iiis wo.iF..T..;.;;?.I.i.i;."n;";annF"”

penter with the company by which

he has been employed for about two years. Mr. Peter O. Maclfiniinld. RI”.-

-rompanied by his son Allan. motor- ed to Charlottetown on April 14th.. on business.

N..-

Mrs. Lou-is Clarkln. accompanied by her daughter Marie, returned to her home in Pealte's Road on April 5th., after spending a few days wiih friends and relatives in' Charlottetown.

Mis Joseph Trainnr ulio has been A patient. in the CliarIotr,c- town Hosipcital. returned to her home on Stanhope Road recently.

Mr. Herbert Tralnor. whose ill- ness has confined him to bed all the home of his son Jvlin. of St.l

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Tiiis'"REFin Wlndon on April lat-h.

Miss Annie Ans'iie, Montague. was a visitor at the home of her, father. Mr, George Anstie, on.

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Mr. Eugene Sinnott, Morell. was, a lJliSlllPSS visitor to Pealte's on April 15th. l

Messrs, Anthony Hugihes Joseph Lawler were visitors Cl1tll'lOliPl0WTl on April l5th.

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Mcditatlons were read by Mrs. R. A. Leard and Mrs. E. J. Mac- Donald with prayer led by Mrs. R ,C. MacLean. Mrs. R. J. Mac- Kenzie was in charge of the Easter programme b!iSCd on the theme "He is Risen."

The minutes of the last meet-' ing were read and adopted and the literalure secretary read a number of letters including a request for donations from the Trurn School for Girls and lroni Rev. Ross C Eaton ill aid of the Temperance Federalioii, Correspondence was al-

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in W5 presbvytery.

Eight members responded to my

roll call and the offering was re! ceived by the treasurer. The score: tary distributed the Easter Thank- cfterin: envelopes for the service ltn be held in the Church Sunday cveiiing April 19th with Rev. H, E. Bell having charge of the service.

Mrs, w. B. Leard was appointed

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