those missions and in any place she worked she was noted for her effi— ciency and for her fidelity to rule. She is remembered by her congrega- tion as one who gave her all to the Master and for her example of faith- fulness to prayer and her truly Martha-love of Jesus.

REVEREND PATRICK WALSH

Rev. Patrick Walsh, one of the best = known of the older priests of the Diocese of Charlottetown was born at St. Ann's Hope River on March 9, 1893. He was the son of " Bertram Walsh and Elizabeth McGuigan. . He received his early education at St. Ann's _' and New Glasgow schools. He attended Prince of Wales College and taught school for sometime.

In 1917 Father Walsh entered St. V Dunstan's University, and, after graduation, he went on to Laval Seminary in Quebec. He was ordained to the priesthood in 1924 at St. Dunstan's Cathedral in Charlottetown by the late Bishop Louis J. O'Leary.

Father Walsh worked as assistant priest at St. Dunstan's Cathedral (now the Basilica) from 1924—1929. He was appointed pastor at Palmer Road and served there until his retirement in 1968.

While an assistant priest in Charlottetown Father Walsh did a great deal of community work with the youth. He continued in his community work in Palmer's Road and made many improvements in the church, parochial house, the parish hall and other church property. He was noted for his organizational ability and directed many activities for the better- ment of his parish.

Father Walsh was buried in Palmer Road, where he had given so many years of his life to the service of God and his beloved people in Christ.

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