Georgetown Statistics: 1968—1970

D. At the King’s County Memorial Hospital, June 30, 1968. Mrs. Alice Martel] of Georgetown, in her 70th year. Funeral from the home of her brother Elmer Jeffrey, an,Georgetown and St. James Church. (From

(iuandr anJuly2, 1968) D. Romolo Ceredine, July 28, 1968.

D. “Suddenly at Georgetown, P.E.I., on July 29th, 1968. William F. Rafnse, of Wakefield, Mass, formerly of Georgetown in his 68th year. Funeral from St. David's United Church. Georgetown.” mm, Aug. 1. 1968)

D. At his late residence, Charlottetown, P.E.I., on Aug. 19th, 1968, Warren B. Hemphill, in his 69th year. Interment in United Church Cemetery, Georgetown.”

(Guardian, Aug. 20, 1968)

D. “At Charlottetown, Aug. 24th, 1968, Stafford N. Gordon of Brudenell & Montague, in his 86th year. Funeral service at Church of Christ, Montague. Interment in Brudenell Cemetery.” (Man, Aug. 26, 1968)

D. “At the Charlottetown Hospital, on Oct.. 11, 1968, bemuel A. MacCorrnack of Georgetown in his 71st year. He was born in Boughton Island, the son of John James MacCormack and Elen Head. He resided in Georgetown the greater part of his life. He was a carpenter, shipyard worker and crew member of various Government ships. Surviving are his wife, Jennie Rafuse, and one daughter, Aldene (Mrs. Robert Corrigan) of Barriere, B.C.; also a brother, John, in Georgetown and three sisters: Bessie (Mrs. Roland Bryant), South Ashbumham, Mass; Mrs. Clara Dalton, of Trenton, NS. and Sarah (Mrs. Polley), New York. Services at St. James Church. Georgetown. (From Guardian, Oct. 15, 1968)

D. Sarah MacPhee, Oct. 28,_ 1968.

B. “Fran (nee Murphy) and Frank [Lavandier], Georgetown, proudly announce the safe arrival of Lisa Dawn 6 lbs. at the Charlottetown Hospital, on Oct. 22, 1968. A sister for Lewis, Lucretia, Leona Frankie and

Cathy " (Guardian ,.Oct 29,1968)

D. At the Charlottetown Hospital, Dec. 3, 1968, Aeneas Kiggins, Georgetown, formerly of Kelly’s Cross, in his 85th year. Funeral from the home of his niece Mrs. Philip Boudreault, Charlottetown, to St. James Church, Georgetown, and the church cemetery. (From m, Dec. 4, 1968)

F. OfThomas Dalton, Georgetown, on Dec. 4, 1968. (From Guardian, Dec. 5, 1968)

D. “At the Senior Citizens’ Home, Georgetown, on Dec. 10th, 1968, Mrs. John C. Gate", in her 79th year. Services at St. James Church, Georgetown.” (Gsfldian, Dec. 11 & 12, 1968)

M. At Montagre Kingdom Hall of the Jehovah’s Witnesses, recently, Geraldine Anne MacPherson, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Martin MacPherson, Kinross, P.E.I., to James Joseph David, son of Mr. & Mrs. Clarence David, Georgetown, P.E.I. W.R. Locke officiated. Shirley MacPherson, Sharon Dobin and Paul Bentley were attendants. (From m, Dec. 23, 1968).Picxureinc1uded.

Other. Catherine Elizabeth MacPhee, ] 880- 1968.?

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D. At the King’s County Memorial Hospital, Jan. 24, I969, Lorne Eldon. Crawford, in his 7lst year. Funeral service from St. David’s United Church, Rev. A,K. MacLeod officiating. A Legion service was held. (From Guardian, Jan. 25& 31, 1969)

D. At Charlottetown, Feb. 10, 1969, in his 86th year, J. Peter Dalton. Funeral to St. James Church, from home of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. & Mrs. John Campbell. (From Guardian, Feb. 11 & 12, 1969)

D. At the Charlottetown Hospital, Mar. 3, William John Martel], Georgetown, aged 72 years. He was born in Georgetown, the son of the late William Martel], Sr. and Elizabeth (Eliza) Burke [Mitchell River]. He was an overseas veteran of the First World War and worked in the Pictou Shipyards during the Second. He spent many years as an engineer on Great Lakes freighters. He was also well—known as a fisherman and fishing guide. Left to mourn are his wife Josephine Gallant, formerly of Oyster Bed Bridge, P.E.l., a son, Joseph, Charlottetown; a brother, Michael, of Trenton, N .S., and a sister Mary (Mrs. Wilfred MacQuillan), Georgetown. Funeral from the Senior Citizens’ Residence, Georgetown, to St. James Church. (From Guardian, Mar. 4 & 5, 1969)

D. In the RBI. Hospital. Mar. 9, 1968, as the result of a highway accident, William Charles Pnblicover, North Reading, Mass, fonneriy of Georgetown, P.E.1., age 63 years. Funeral in North Reading, Mass. (Guardian, Mar. 10, 1969)

B. At the Charlottetown Hospital to Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Johnson, Georgetown, P.E.I. on April 15, 1969, a son, Derek Timothy, weight 9 lbs. 12 023.. (From Guardian, April 18, 1969)

D. At the home of his son, Walter, Georgetown, on April 20th, Angus D. MacLean in his 80th year. He was born in De Gros Marsh, the son of Bernard MacLean and Isabelle McCabe. He was a lobster fisherman and carpenter and one of the founders of the Southern Packing Company. He served as a town councilor. He was predeceased by his wife, Maurie Yorston, in 1943; and by brothers Frank and Harry and sisters Margaret and Molly. He is survived by three sons: Howard S., mayor of Georgetown; Walter; and Harold of Charlottetown and by daughters: Anne (Mrs. Irving Sampson), Georgetown, and Isabelle (Mrs. Gerald Asseltine), Weston, Ont; also by two sisters. Florence (Mrs. Jack Monet), Long Island, N Y. and Rose in Florida. Funeral from St. James Church, Georgetown. (From Guardian, Apri122, 1969)

D. At the Cape Ann Nursing Home, Mass. on May 25th, 1969, Albion Charles Walker, 74, of Gloucester, Mass, formerly of Georgetown, P.E.1.. He was afisherman and veteran of World War 1. He was born in Georgetown, the son of Daniel A. Walker and his wife, formerly Janet Martin. He is survived by three brothers: Capt. Wallace Walker of Gloucester, Mass..; Alexander and John of Georgetown [‘2] Burial in Fisherman’s Rest, Gloucester.

(From gm, May 27, 1969)

E. “Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Wilson, Montague, are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Gurlda Vaughn Allen, to Alden Glen MacDonald, son of Mrs.