Vital Statistics from Island Newspapers; 88 
     
     Georgetown & Area: 1930-32 
     
    
   
   
    
     B. “On July 2nd, to Mr. & Mrs. J. Johnson, a 
     
     daughter.” (Patriot, July 19, 1932) 
     
    
   
   
    
     B. "At Georgetown, June 10, to Mr. & Mrs. Rufus 
     
     Clory, a daughter, Mary Phyllis." (Guardian, July 21, 
     
     1932 
     
    
   
   
    
     F. Mrs. Philip Fouchere of Mass. to St. James Church. 
     
     (From Patriot, Aug. 6th) 
     
    
   
   
    
     D. Recently, in Duluth, Minn. upon the accidental 
     
     discharge of his rifle, William A. Hicken, son of John 
     
     Hicken, formerly of Georgetown, P.E.I.. He settled in 
     
     Duluth in 1880 as a pioneer and was a real-estate agent. 
     
     He served in the State Legislature. His surviving family 
     
     are in Duluth. (From Guardian, Aug. 31, 1932) 
     
    
   
   
    
     D. At the Sanitarium, Charlottetown, recently, Henry 
     
     Delory, leaving to mourn a widow, a son, a father and 
     
     mother, two brothers and two sisters. He was nephew to 
     
     John Delory, Georgetown. (From Guardian, Oct. 30, 
     
     1932) 
     
    
   
   
    
     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.l. 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. 
     
     bePage. He leaves to mourn three daughters: Mrs. Peter 
     
     Ross, Georgetown; Mrs. Edgar Webber, Chester, Mass; 
     
     & Mrs. Charles Hartshomc, Lynn, Mass. Burial was in 
     
     the Baptist Cemetery, Georgetown. (From Patriot, Oct. 
     
     27 & Guardian Oct. 31, 1932) 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     D. At Georgetown, Nov. 4th, George Rafuse, aged 
     
     58(?) Bom in Martin’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, William in Everett, Mass; the daughters 
     
     are: Mrs. James McLeod, Halifax; Mrs. Herbert Fraser & 
     
     Miss Jennie Rafuse, Charlottetown. and Miss Marion 
     
     Raf use, 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 fanned. Three 
     
     children survive; Sister Paula; Rev. William Maeth 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. 
     
     Fred J. Delory, ason, Stephen Loyola." (Patriot, Dec, 
     
     3, 1932) 
     
    
   
   
    
     M. At the residence of Rev. H .P. Ramsay, Dec. 21, Eari 
     
     Andrew Lavers to Florence Catherine Cameron of 
     
     Margatc.” (Guardian, Dec. 22, 1932) 
     
    
   
   
    
     D. “At Georgetown, Nov. 29th, Frederick Leonard, 
     
     infant son of Mr. & Mrs. John Gotell." (Guardian Dec. 
     
     3, 1932)