MacLEOD Aged 2 In New Orleans After Short Illness
Daniel MacLeod died in New Orleans on the 15th after a short illness. The notice records his death and age as 2 years.
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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Jun 29, 1915
Page
1
Daniel MacLeod died in New Orleans on the 15th after a short illness. The notice records his death and age as 2 years.
A long hotel arrivals page lists guests and companions from Toronto Montreal Halifax Sydney New York St Andrews Boston Cambridge and other places. Names include H E Ellard Jas Polly T 8S Thompson Montague H N Singley J Douglas MacDonald R Torrey J Mavor Mr and Mrs Wm McKay M Kinner F Redding Mrs Dawson Miss Dawson Master Dawson and many others.
A special train will depart Charlottetown at 8 30 a m for Summerside and return from Summerside at 7 30 p m sharp. Train No 18 will not depart Murray Harbor until 6 00 p m to extend excursionists time on the Murray Harbor branch. District Passenger Agent Charlottetown June 23 1915.
The Elms defeated the Moonshiners 13 to 3 at C. A. A. A. grounds in the Ward Six twilight league opener. Gay started on the mound for Moonshiners, replaced by Louis Campbell in the fourth inning, as Elms pitchers kept control and out battted the visitors. Referee Wm. Ryan officiated. lineup featured McDonald Welsh McMahon Cudmore and Wonnacott.
The second Matinee Horse Races under the Charlotte town Driving Club drew a fair crowd. Hilda S. could have broken the track record of 2.16 if not fully exerted. Admiral and Picton S. led Class B trot heats with times around 2.25 to 2.80, while Dixie Girl led Class B Pace heats with a 2.18 time. Class C trot and pace featured Benny Cap Commodore Wilkes Casey Baby Don and Brazil among five starters.
Inward June 28 lists multiple ships and masters bound for Sydney Pictou Shediac Arichat and Baie Verte with schooners H Thomas May Flora Beauty Atlas Carrie Black Belle Fama Telephone Beatrice Bona Fido anchored or bound for various ports. A Dollar Day promotion at Beer Goff 123 Queen Street advertises exceptional grocery bargains with strong value messaging.
The report notes pony racing results with four starters Minnie Mac Prince Don John Halifax and Ted and a two-heat win by Minnie Mac. It also describes film showings at the People's Theatre featuring The Wolf Unmasked Run away June and The Beloved Adventurer with Arthur Johnson and Lottie Briscoe.
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