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XII. ROBERT I. ROBERTS

The rddente cl Winaloe and gun-ound.ing communities were ehoebd and saddened to hear of the Iuddeq passinl on January am. of Mrs. Robert H. Roberta at the eunparati-vely early age of 62 years. Although at times during the put few yearn. the did not enjoy the but of health. for a year or on prior to her death. she had seemed fully recovered. and enjoyed in be able to perform her usual duties. About one half hour before her death she was stricken mddzniy, and nothing could be done to aid her. she passed away without any pain or suffering. a peaceful way to leave this world's iabore. but a severe shock for thone who are left to mourn her passing.

The late Mr; Roberto wea born In Wheatley River in la. the daughter of the late Richard Stead and Elnma Jane Coles. Apart from a few years spent in the United States. she spent all of her life on P. E. Island. On her return from the States she married Rob- rt H. Roberta. and moved to North Wineloe where aha resided until the time of her death.

The late Mrs. Roberts who pos- leswod of a ready sense of humor. and had the gift of heing a good eonversationallst, and it was in- deed a pleasure for any who could Ipond an afternoon with her. She aieo enjoyed the company of ohildren, and will be sadly missed by two little granchildren. whom she loved very much, and who adored Gram. She was an ardent lover of everything out of doors. and spent many pleasant hours among her flowers whose lilossoms testified to her loving care.

She leaves to mourn. besides her sorrowing husband. two child- ren, Walter ll. of North Winsloe. and Marjorie. Mrs. Arthur Bishop d Charlottetown: also two grand- children, Gall Bi.-thop and George Roberts, and the following sisters and brothers:-(Inez) Mrs. Henry MacQuarrle. Oyster Bed Bridge; (Mabel) Mrs. Claude Lutes. Mono- tort, N. 13.: iidni Mrs. Ida Carter: (Carrie) Mrs. llerbert Nexus, both

of North Dartmouth. Mass.; Wm. John Stead, Alsask. Sask. The late Mrs. Roberts was a

member of Winsloe North United Churoh. and was visited by he: pastor, Rev. .7. R. Skinner, also by Rev. I-I. Barbour of Falrvtew Bap- tist Church.

The funeral service. which was held from her late home on Jan- uary 30th. was very lat-izeiy at- tended; people coming from far and near to pay their last respects to a good friend and neighbour. The service at the home was con- ducted by Rev. H. Barbour. and Rev. .l'. R. Skinner. liymns sung were "ln the sweet. Eye and Eye". and "Safe in the Anne of Jesus". Mrs. Harold Stead sang as a solo "Shall we Meet Beyond the River." Service at the grave was conduct- ed by Rev. H. Barbour and Rev. A. E. Piercey. Pallbearers were:

Mrs. James llrhall.

Myrtle and will Montguneu. Charlotte and Gerald Dollar. Vera and Jack lord.

Bertha MeoAleer.

he and Don Maoooulrey. I... D. uadPhee and Family. Mary and Albert Phillipa.

Mr. and Mn. Lea Chowen and I-kn.

Harry and Florenco Lewis and Family .

Brenton and Beth Neill.

Exnma and Elvin MAcLui'e.

Mr .a.nd Mrs. Wm. Parish.

Lottie and Inn cruwell.

Otto W. and Mrs. Campbell.

Margaret and Charles Hurry.

Ruby and Alt Watu.

Helen Bulman and Howard Mao- Kay.

Sophie MacLood.

Bennie and Flo Matheeen.

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Seaman and David.

Mrs. George Mecuan and hen- ily.

Mr and Min. Luiie Ford and Marion. George and Hazel Mcoouibrw. Lil and Fred Worth. Mrs. Archie and Mn. Beaten. Mr. and Mn. K. G. Mm-eaida. Gordon and Dorothy Roberta. Mn. Albert Cudmore and Family Charlie Rogerson. Dorothy and Walter MacLuse. Ilulu and Mack Maoswain. Harold and Lettie Mac-Donald. Mr .and Mrs. Wilbert Anworthy. Mr. and Mrs. George Shaw. Annie and Bob Roberta. Non-na and Lowell wyand. Vera and Art MecKinnon. Jean Rayner. Marjorie and Preston Rodd. Mr. and Mrs. Nell Macoallurn. M.arga.ret and Stan Younker. Florence and Gordon Maclnnis. Evelyn and Leith Carter. Annie Crabbe. Miller and Tom Sanderson. George and Nellie Brookina. Myra and Willard Prowse. Mr. and Mrs. Earle Rodd. Lillian and Waldo Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Axwortihy. Bessie and Milford Cudmore. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Andrewe. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Nicholson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nicholson. Mrs. Alta Bealrsto. Fame and Lowell Younlrer. Mrs. Carrie Maclnnis. Bert and Belle Ynunker. At-nett and Mabel Shaw Family.

Florence and Lloyd Gillespie.

Emma Andrews.

Blanche and Athy sellar.

Gertie and James Wares.

Sadie and Lcm Macxintion.

Violet and Earl Norrie.

May and Flmmeit Farr-ish.

Mr. and Mrs. Riohard Dlckieson.

Jessie, Bruce. Verna and Omar Younker.

Mrs. Henry Ford.

Olga and Stanley Proude.

Gladys and Ramsay Auid.

Mr .and Mrs. Mack Mao'Phail.

Margaret Crasweil.

Mrs. Sadie MacPherson.

Florrie and Alfred Weatherbie.

N. D. MacLean.

Phyllis Ford. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Keenan.

Roland

and

Gordon Maclnnls. Bruce Ynunk:-r. Deonerd cudmore. Arnril Shaw. Claude Oraswell nnd 1-iarnldl Stead. Interment was in F'nll'VlPw Cemetery. ' The foiimirlnl in the list of Floral 'I'rihut.es, Le-ttors and card. of Sympathy. Flowers Pillow... The Family. Wreat'lnM Inn. and Henry. Brother Jack and Merle Arthur and Blanche. Freda and Earl. Linus and Ethel Ruth and Keith. Canada Packers, Ltd. Crescent.- Gladys, Annie, Myrtle. Mt-irionI and Harold. Spraye- Grandchildren Gail and George, Sister Mabel. Monrinn. N. B. Athol. Sadie and Fiimily. Sadie and Irving. Herb and l.ei.tl:-. Dorothy. ilvlrn and Veda. Winsloe. North United W. M. 8. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Wood.

Stead.

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Mr .and Mrs. Wellington Mac-? Neill and Family. Mrs. Carrie Reeves. Kay andi

Otto Douli and Family. Doria and Erith Hugihes. George and Minnie liughee. Wendall and Leitha. Mr. -and Mrs. Waller MacQuarrie i Lavina and Hr-rbert Mathcson. Letter: Merle and Jaclr Mabel and Claude Hyndman and Co.. Ltd. Annie and Stephen Hoiroyrl. Mrs. John Neill. Mrs, Colin Maci.ure. Rene and Fred Hughes. , Mn. .1. P. Brag: and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wood. 3'. Chester S.dMacI.ure. arm. and Cl can Maclmuyhln. '1'. J. Ind Mire. lnman. Mrs. Carrie Reeiu. - Vesta and Melville Horne. Rev. A. E. and Mrs. Todd. Mu. Herbert Negua and Mrs. Ida Carter. Mr. and Mn Jtenton Madbure. Carde

Nina and Alder Dickieeon. Alice and Morley Muttort. IE. Ind Mn. 0. A. Rameay. Ho and qzurgeon Moore. in

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Louis and Elsie Claw.

Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Green. Florence Matheson. Mrs. Maccallum. Edith.

Stirling and Vera Rodd.

Nelson and llannah stead.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Albert Mae- Deugall.

Belle and Eddie Shaw.

Mr, and Mrs. Alex Rhymes and Family.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Laird.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ramsay. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ford. Mrs. John Cudmore.

iMrs. Ling. Jennie and Albert. llelen and Fulton Sanderson. Mr and Mrs. Frank Willis.

Mr. and Mrs. Hibbert Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. l-larold Protwse. Elizabeth Ford.

Mr and Mrs. Jeremiah Simpson. Blair and Leta Andrews.

Mr and Mrs. Watson Cudmore. Reta and Rema. MacDonald. Elmer Younker and Family.

Mr .and Mrs. Milton Vessey. Ruth Cuclmore.

Mr .and Mrs. Reginald Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mills and Family.

M. C. Neill.

South Winslne W. M. 8.

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rodd.

Freda and Fulton Warren. Gertrude and Wilbur Willis. Inez Keeping.

Letha and Louis Vessey. Chesley and Erma Hughes. Bessie Keeping.

Kay and Art Burns.

Marion and Howard Cudmore. Lettie and llerbert llorne.

Pat and Harry Edwards.

Ada and Claude Craswell.

Gregor . and

Lois and John Holt-oyd.

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Jean and Oliver Nunn. Arthur and Viola Seaman and Famiiy.

Lillian Parsons and Jim Mac- Qunrrie.

Minnie and George Mason.

Lottie Vessey.

Connie and Finlay MacLeod.

Mrs. Robert Buntain and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Buntain. Mr. and Mrs. Parker Ford. Arnold and Lillian Neill. katie, Alex iliacliae and Family. Mr. and Mrs. Lester M.at-heson. Harold and Jean Diamond.

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Archie, Ella and Ian Auld. Helen and Ray Ford.

Mr .and Mrs. John MaoLure. Ruby nnd Kent MacRae.

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Mr. R. H. Roberts; and Family wish to express to their friends and neighbours their appreciation of all the acts of kindness during iheir recent sad bereavement; also to those who sent Floral Tributes. Letters and Cards of Sympathy. They also wish to thank the crew of the snow Plow for their assist- ance.

SAND BAY. England - (CPl- Visitors to this Somersetshire seaside resort are making enough to pay expenses, and more. by (0lIeCt1ng brass shells used airt-raft target.

i York. had as their welcome gueete

Management and Stan of Whit- Members of North Winsloe WI.

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. MacArthur.

in practice. Thous- and: of the shells were swept up

WN York I-ugmglm

The many friends of Mn. Lloyd Bell. Mr. Orrin Mccann and Mrs. Raid ti West Covehead. were lorry to hear of their recent ill- neeeee.

Mr. Earl Ling'e many friends are pleased to see him out. again after his recent. attack of the flu.

Mr. and Mrs. Parker Jewell. Mr. Jewell'e mother and sister. Mrs. Jewell and Miss Jewell of Cornwall, for the past several days.

The weekly shoot took place in the club room on the evening of Feb. 22nd of the Indoor Rifle Club of York.

Miss Gladys McMillan. Covehead Road, who has recently been a patient in Prince Edward Island Hospital. has been convalesclng at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Veaeey, York, for the past few days.

The regular monthly meeting of the Evening Auxiliary of York United Church was entertained by the committee in charge at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dewar Swan on Tuesday evening. Febru- ary l3th. A large attendance was present.

Mrs. Lloyd Vessey. York. had as her guests on the evening of Feb. 15th the York Division of the Women's christian Temperance Union. The results of their ef- forts on behalf of the young people in guiding them to study and write the exams of the Tem- Course have been very

perance gratifying as several youthful writers have obtained honorary

standing provincially. Many con- testants have written these exams

Our eflicient mall-driver. Mr. Philip-Gallant wee not on hi:

route for four day: due to the storm and lmpaaaable roads.

Friends regret to know that Mrs. Edward sharbell continues to he in ill health. Mrs. Gilbert Gaudet of Woodstock is at present attend-

ing her. .

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pineau, .it-.. spent a recent evening visiting at the home of Mrs Pineau's mother. Mrs. Leon Peters.

Mr. and Mrs. George Home and family spent. a recent afternoon visiting with Mr. and Mrs. author- land Bell at Mill River.

Pte. Ernest Pineeu, paratrooper in the Canadian Army, is at pree- ent spending his embarkation leave with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. octave Pineeu, of Duvar.

The Duvar Dramatic Folks held I concert in st. Anthony's Hall, on February 5, which, as usual. was a decided aucceee.

Her many friends are very glad to know Mrs. Sutherland Bell was able to return to her home on sat- urday, February 16. All hope she will not have to be hospitalized for furiher treatment.

-Due to the storm. Mrs. Ches- ter Johnson of Truro was unable to return to her home Monday. February 18. she spent some time with her brother, Mir. Dan Saun- ders. in 0'Leary.

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