Charles Doull.

George and Harry Doull now owned by Mrs. Harry Doull operated by daughter, Mrs. Louis MacDonald.

Farmers Co-Op managed by Herbert Lord and son, Warren at Carleton Siding. Burned 1923.

Fred Bell erected a store in 1926 sold to Charles Llewelyn in 1945 store burned in 1947.

In 1948 the site was sold to Mr. Ralph MacCaull. built a gen- eral store in 1958.

Sold it to Mr. Raymond Harvey in 1959 who is now present owner.

Co-Operative store at Doull’s Corner managers were as fol- lows: George Watton, David Murphy, Gordon MacDonald and Mr. MacLean.

WAR VETERANS Boer War — Singleton Muncey.

1914-1918 — Singleton Muncey, Alfred Bynon, Thomas Mac-

Micken, Joseph Trenholm, Ernest Waddell, Maurice Waddell, U - ban Waddell, Fred Bell, Chester Ferguson. 1938 —— Deane Bell, Stanley Howatt, Ernest Deegan, Gordon Gil- lespie, James Heffel, Johnny MacDonald, Wallace Muttart, Har- old Bel], Ralph Noonan, Herbert Stewart, Ralph Francis, James Smith, Ernest Smith, Wendall MacWilliams, Richard Carver, John Quigley, Vernon Gallant, Lt. Aletha Carruthers.

RETURNED MEN SETTLED IN CARLETON

Albert Craswell, Lloyd MacWilliams, Erle Thomson, Elmer Stordy, Keith Stordy, Albert Morrison, Eldon Burke, Reginald O’Connor, Frank Larkin, Leo Perry, Lawson Tremore, Randolph Stevenson, Jack Darrach, William Cohoon, Calvin Howatt, Her- bert Cooper, Ivan Somers, Sheldon Nicholson, Donald Sutherland, Donald MacDonald, Kenneth Coughlin, Edgar Williams.

MEN IN REGULAR ARMY

Robert Campbell, Charles Doull, Austin McLellan, John O’Connell, Ernest Sutherland, Henderson Harvey, Stanley Rogers, John Quigley, Crawford LaVoie.

CONCERT EN J OYED

The new hall at Cape Traverse was packed to the doors on Thursday, May 8th, 1919 to welcome home the returned heroes from Cape Traverse, Carleton and Augustine Cove. Mrs. T. B. Gillespie was chairman and after a short and appropriate remarks invited the following returned men to the platform:

J. E. O’Conner, Alfred Bynon, Frank Deegan, Frank Mac- Farlane, William Campbell, John Mulligan, Parmenus Ferguson, George Hennessey and Thomas MacMicken.

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