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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Dec 20, 1920
Page
1
Notice in mill view announces a sale of boots shoes hardware and more at cost for cash due to falling prices and slow demand. Stock offered from December 2001 through January 1st with liquidation if stock runs low. sale to be publicized in the press.
Nan recounts a night out with Dick Junior and friends, contemplating Mildred’s lavish plans and the strain of finances. The couple jokes about gowns and smocks while brushing past hidden tensions, hinting at past heartbreaks that shaped their marriage.
Nan and Dick share an evening at home then discuss the contrast between quiet nights and the lure of going out. Nan longs for variety and hints at future opera seats if life allows, while Dick jokes to ease tension. The scene ends with Nan urging a bold step tomorrow.
The remains of Keith Hamilton and Shaw McLeod were laid to rest at People's Cemetery on a Thursday afternoon. A large funeral gathering included the G W V A and Knights of Pythias with services led by multiple ministers. Pallbearers who served in Flanders included Elmer Bowyer and Jack Gordon among others. Allan McAdam died at bear River aged 45. the funeral cortege to Charlottetown followed a two year illness with three children from his first marriage and three from his second.
Obituary notices recount the funerals of Mrs. Gordon McEachern and John J. McDonald, with details of service, mourners and church involvement. A personal farewell at Archie Mellett’s send‑off includes a gold watch chain and a heartfelt address, praising his wartime return and future role at St John Bank of Montreal.
Marion Semple Brown died in Margate on a November date, born 1846 at New Glasgow. Married 41 years ago, she settled in Margate and raised four children, cared for her stepchildren, and was deeply devoted to her church and local good causes. She was a highly respected Presbyterian church member at Kensington.
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