Vital Statistics: 1930-32

D. At the Sanitorium, Charlottetown, recently, Henry Delory, leaving to mourn a widow, a son, a father and mother, two brothers and two sisters. He was nephew to {(3:15 )Delory, Georgetown. (From Guardian, Oct. 30,

D. At the home of his daughter, Mrs. Peter Ross, Georgetown, on Oct. 25th, Scobie N. Johnson, aged 79. He was born in Long River, P.E.I. but moved to Cardigan and then to Georgetown where he worked as a carpenter. He also served a term as bailiff and for four and a half years was jailer in Georgetown. He was a prominent member of the Orange Order. He was cared for in his illness by his daughter and his sister-in-law, Mrs. LePage. He leaves to mourn three daughters: Mrs. Peter Ross, Georgetown; Mrs. Edgar Webber, Chester, Mass; & Mrs. Charles Hartshome, Lynn, Mass.. Burial was in the Ba tist Cemetery, Geor etown. (From Patriot, Oct. 27& uardian Oct. 31, 19§2)

D. At Georgetown, Nov. 4th, George Rafuse, aged 58(?) Born in Manin’s Point, Mahone Bay, N.S., he was a seaman all his life. He leaves to mourn a widow and eleven surviving children. The sons are: Victor, Harry, Albert, John & Lester in Georgetown; Oliver in Charlottetown, Mlliam in Everett, Mass; the daughters are: Mrs. James McLeod, Halifax; Mrs. Herbert Fraser & Miss Jennie Rafuse, Charlottetown. and Miss Marion Rafuse, Georgetown; also a brother and sister. Service from the Baptist Church, Georgetown. (From Patriot, Nov. 7, 1932)

D. On Nov. 22nd, Capt. Hugh MacPhee, Georgetown. In earlier years he was in command of sailing ships owned by Daniel Gordon and others and latterly was captain of the ferry Montague. He also farmed. Three children survive; Sister Paula; Rev. Mlliam MacPhee and Hon. Hugh Frank MacPhee, Charlottetown. He was a devoted member of St. James Church. (From Guardian, Nov. 24 & Nov. 30, 1932, where the funeral service is described in detail)

B. “At Georgetown, on Nov. 30, 1932, to Mr. & Mrs. gred J. Delory, a son, Stephen Loyola.” (Patriot, Dec., , 1932)

M. At the residence of Rev. H .P. Ramsay, Dec. 21, Farl Andrew Lavers to Florence Catherine Cameron of Margate.” (Guardian, Dec. 22, 1932)

D. “At Georgetown, Nov. 29th, Frederick Leonard, infant son of Mr. & Mrs. John Gotell.” (Guardian, Dec. 3, 1932)

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