cult to get back and forth to Millvale, consequently the family moved to Searletown and left Leo to farm the homeplace. Mrs. Murphy fondly remembers those years in St. Ann's when you would never miss going to church on Sunday or a Holy Day. It was a community gathering as well as an expression of Faith. Although a number of years have passed since the Murphy's left St. Ann's Parish, they frequently return to Millvale and the Harrington Property on the North Road. Today, Mrs. Murphy lives in the Senior Citizen's Home at Wilmot. She attends Mass at St. Paul’s in Summerside whenever possible, and her devotion to Our Blessed Mother, that has been an inspiration for her through the years, is still very much a part of her life. She still enjoys a game of cards and looks forward to get— ting out for a drive back to St. Ann's in the summer. Her delightful smile and loving manner is still very evident when one has the pleasure of Vis-

iting with her.

HENRY EDWARD PETERS

Henry Edward Peters was born July 16, 1906, the youngest son of Leon Peters and Catherine LeClair. His family lived on the Toronto Road and it was here that he settled himself, to raise his family. On November 14, 1934 he married Evangeline M.C. Gallant of Egmont Bay and Toronto Road and together they had a family of sev— enteen, thirteen boys and four girls (one boy and one girl died in infancy).

Henry possessed a great love for the land, he farmed on the Toronto Road for a Henry Edward Peters number of years, then moved on to being a grounds keeper at the National Park and Lakeview Lodge in Cavendish.

In 1960 the Peters family moved to Newton, where Mr. Peters was given the opportunity to return to farming on the farm of AP. Mulligan. He remained on the Mulligan farm until a farm accident made it impossi- ble to continue.

In 1961 the family suffered a great tragedy, when Mrs. Peters passed away with leukemia. Eight of the Peters children were still under the age of twelve.

Following Mr. Peters' retirement from farming, he moved with his family to Kinkora. He remained in his home in Kinkora until he moved

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