190 A Bridge To The Past 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Exhibit by wood-lurm'ng class of 1976, mnrlucicd by I-‘luyrl Case/er. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Reuben Dickieson (1866-1950) married Mary Hall Colson, daughter 
     
     of John Colson of Long River, New London. She died on April 13, 1890 at 
     
     the age of twenty three years, and is buried in Wilmot Valley. On November 
     
     1, 1898, at the Methodist Parsonage in Summerside, he married Armenilla 
     
     A. (Nellie) Clark, daughter of Charles and Mary Ann (Lefurgey) Clark, and 
     
     sister of Fred Clark. Reuben farmed at the homestead until 1909 when he 
     
     and Nellie moved west of Summerside. They later moved to Mill Valley and 
     
     retired in Kensington. Being a great horse trader Reuben was frequently 
     
     heard to say, “I like a horse with lots of style." The Diekieson farm was 
     
     sold to Edward Caseley. 
     
    
   
   
    
     CASELEY 
     
     Edwttrtl (‘ztseley (Feb. 14, l882-Nov. 19, 1967) was the son of Samuel 
     
     and Mary Ann (Moase) Caseley ol' lrishtown road, Kensington R.R., P.E.l. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ed married Hester Elizabeth Bowness (April 28, I877~Sept. 22, 1958), 
     
     daughter of John and Eli/aheth (Fri/7e”) Bowness of Norhoroi They were