Vital Statistics: 1888 -1898 25

M. At. St. Peter’s Church, Charlottetown, Monday the 17th, by Rev. James Simpson, D. A. McKinnou, barrister, Georgetown, to Miss Louise Owen, the eldest daughter of Charles Owen, Esq., Collector of Customs at Georgetown.(lnformation gathered from editor’s column, Weekly Examiner, Oct. 21, 1892) [More details in Island Guardian, Oct. 20. 1892)

M. “At Georgetown, on the 25th inst, by His Lordship Bishop McDonald. assisted by Rev. Stephen Phelan, Charles Lyons, Esq. of Charlottetown, to Eleanor Beatrice, eldest daughter of the late Dennis Murphy, Esq.[Georgetown]” of London, England.” (Daily Examiner, Oct. 26, 1892)

M. “At Georgetown, by A. C. Stewart, J. P., on Oct. 26th, Alex Weatherbie [Georgetown,] to Miss Catherine Emery and at the same time and place by the same, Henry Duncan to Miss Christina Emery, all of Pleasant Valley, P.E.I., Lot 52.” Weekl Examiner, Nov. 4, 1892)

1893:

M. “The marriage of George A. Poole merchant, Lower Montague and Florence B. McPhail of Duluth, was solemnized at the residence of Capt. McIaren, Georgetown, on Wednesday last. Rev. W. A. Mason tied the nuptial knot. Both bride and groom are very popular.”

(Daily Examiner, Jan 18, 1893)

D. “At Georgetown, on Feb. 12th, Neavy M. J., infant daughter of Mark and Eva Henry, age 2 months 8 days.” (Daily Examiner, Mar. 9, 1893)

D. “At Georgetown Royalty, on the 6th inst, after a lingering illness of' bronchitis which he bore with patience, Jerome Aeneas McDonald on the 29th year of his age.” (Herald, Mar. 29, 1893)

D. “Entered into rest at Georgetown Royalty, on June 29th, David Kaye, M. D. in the 93rd year of his age.” (Weekl 'ner, June 23, 1893) [Longer obituaries on June 23rd and June 30th in the Weekl ‘ r say that Kaye’s wife, Isabella, who was with him when he came to Brudenell Point in 1836, in 1846 went to visit her family overseas and on her return voyage was a passenger on the Canopus which sailed and “was never more heard of.” The obituaries identify Kaye as an avid amateur landscaper, a member of the Church of England and very high in the Masonic Order, N.H. M.]

M. “0n the 5th inst, by the Rev. Emery, Frederic George Bovyer of Georgetown and EmmaJane Burns Silliker, of Lower Freetown, P.E.I.,” (Weekly Examiner, July 7, 1893)

D. “At Brudenell River on Mon., July 24th, Catherine McIsaac, wife of the late Michael McAulay, aged 74 years, leaving six sons to mourn their loss.” Weekl Examiner, Aug, 11, 1893)

M. “At Georgetown, on the 23rd inst, by the Rev. W. A. Mason. B. A., Hon. Dan Gordon, M. P. P., of Georgetown, to Matilda McGougan Smith of

Malpeque."(Herald, Aug. 30, 1893)

M. “At Georgetown on Thursday the 28th ult., by His Lordship Bishop McDonald, assisted by Revs A. E.

Burke and S. T. Phelan, Patrick Charles Murphy, M. D., of Alberton to Minnie Maxwell, youngest daughter of James Burke, Esq., of Georgetown.” (Herald, Oct. 4, I893)[Longer account in Weekly Examiner, Sept. 29, 1893]

M. “Another Fashionable Wedding at Georgetown.” At Trinity Anglican Church Miss Minnie E, youngest daughter of John Lavers, Esq., to Mr. Frederick Webster, Dunstaffnage, Lot 35. Attendants were Miss M. A. Lavers and Mr. Joseph Webster. (Weekly Examiner, Oct 13, 1893)

D. “At Georgetown, Nov. 7th, William Cherry age 78 years.” (Herald, Nov, 15, 1893)

1894:

D. “At Georgetown on the 4th inst, Mrs. Grace Stewart, formerly of Roseneath, in the 65th year of her

age.”( slandgiuardian, Jan. 11, 1894)

M. By Rev. W. Dawson at the parsonage, Montague, Feb. lst, 1894, Capt. J. W. Cruickshanks of Port Hawkesbury, C. B. to M. Jane Dicks of Georgetown, P.E.I., The Captain is a great favorite on RE]. and the bride is as much so. All their many friends wish them a safe voyage on the salt sea and on the matrimonial sea. They left by the Stanley next day for their future home in Port Hawkesbury." (Island Guardian, Feb. 8, 1894)

M. “At Georgetown on the 13th inst. by the Rev. W. A. Mason, B. A., Mr. Stewart H. Hemphill of Georgetown to Miss Matilda Graham of Murray Harbour North.”( Slfld Guardian, Feb. 22, 1894)

B. “At Georgetown on the 5th May, to the wife of Captain Hugh Bruce, ason.” (Island Guardian, May 10,

1 894)

B. “At Broadlands, Georgetown Royalty, on Apr. 30 to Mr. & Mrs. F. G. Bovyer, a son.” (Island Guardian, May. 24, 1894)

D. “At Georgetown on May 8th after a short illness from inflammation of the lungs, Mr. Thomas Lavers, age 47 years. The deceased was well and generally known in Three Rivers in his occupationas butcher and bore a good name for fair dealing. He leaves a wife and seven children to mourn.” (Island Guardian, May 24, 1894)

D. “At Georgetown on the 26th May, Mr. Alexander Walker, in the 63rd year of his age, leaving two sons, two daughters and a large circle of friends to mourn their

loss.” ( sland Guardian, June 7, 1894)

D. “At Georgetown, on the 24th inst, Edward McLaren, son of the late Peter McLaren of Brudenell in the 34th year of his age.” ( sland Guardian, Aug. 30, 1894)

D. “At Georgetown, Saturday, Oct 6th, age 6, son of WilliamCherry, plasterer, after falling over the Railway Wharf while fishing (Part of a longer story, Island Gw_dhan.0ct11, 1894)

D. “At Cardigan Bridge, on the 16th inst, at the residence of Capt. Jas. McDonald, Mr. James Burke, age 72.”

(Island Guardian, Nov. 29, 1894)