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CHARLES TAYLOR
Charles Taylor rir 'Colton', Cal.,
fori1 ierly c,i` Ashfield, passed. a-
way at h ps •bim' on June 8th after
•u period of failing' hearth. He was
inhis'. 64th year. The youngest son
of 'the late David Taylor...and
Frances 'Johnston Taylor, he was
born on the f0th Con. of Ashfield;
In ' 1915 he married Belle Mc
Whinney„ youngest” daughter of
the • la.te Mr, -and Mrs, 'Andrew
McWhinney, who survives, with
a• son, Allan and two daughters;
Isobel .and •laillian a'11 residing in
California. They left this district.
in -1918 to live at Sault .St. Marie
and went to Colton, Cal„,in 1930.
There are • also” surviving seven'
sisters,' Mrs, Alex •Johnston, Cal-
ifornia; Mra. 'Root. Wagner,' De-
troit; • Mrs J. • G. Montgomery;
Dungannon. . Mrs. D. Wylds,: Mrs..
N,. McDonald; Mrs .Rod•et'ick Mc -
'Kenzie, Mrs. „John-. Cc wan,' .Ashy
field.' Two .brothers predeceased
hirn in.. recent :'years, Will ?andDave;; +of Ashfield. Mr, •Taylor had
many friends in Otis district• .who
have learned. .of his 'death with•
deep regret. ,..
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-.OBITUARY
MRS. .. JOHN. FINLAYSON
Early on • Wednesday morning,
Junes 2nd, there passed • away at
Lochalsh one of the pioneer wo-
men of that community in the
person of Mrs.ohn Finlayson..
Mrs. Finlayson was born Christ-
ena Munro .Mackenzie, on March
8th, 1881,. on a farm,' in Ashfield
Township less •than three miles.
from; that on which she .died, Her
mother was left a widow' with
a family of seven children before
Tenie, as she' was, always affect-
ionately called by her relatives
•and friends; : •reached her teens.
She came to live with an .uncle,
her Mother's b'rother,. Donald' T.
.Mackenzi.e, •for some years -so that
her 'life. was spent,except' for; • a
brief'. period • in Chicago, in the
immediate Vicinityof'`'•Lochalsh
Her • parental uncle, A11an Mac-
kenzie,: was, the fi.fst postmaster
in this' •comrnurifty and named the
post' office afterthe, name of the
district in. Rossshire, Scotland,
.from 'which he •himself, and the
'other. pioneer settlers of that alis
trivet • came: She ''taught school .for.
time in. the school there.
Well over fifty 'years ago 'sh'e
was united •iri Marriage' to John
Finlayson and they set up, their:;
, new: home'• in the, house connected
«ith'.the Lochalsh EStore rio•w •oc..'
cupied • by" Frank , MacLennan.
'Hoi'•e their oldest child,' Dr, TD,oh-
aid •R;'Finlayson, assistant' medi=
'—• 'cal'•ch.ief in Sunnybrook. •Military.
Hospital; . Toronto, was .'born:
.Shorf'ly after his birth` they took
: u'p • 'their home.' oh.. the pioneer.
•hcmestead ;taken' up;'by •Roderick,
1' ihlayson,
her. hu.sb•and's . father:
:There
foui, other children were
added ..to the.; family, but qWo of
them Rod.All'an and Mary
succUmbed. ;:to • a • dread • illness:
.early' in. :1903. The otheitw;o,•
Duncan A.:arid Lielia,, remain to
Mourn, with, Donald lR, and' his'
family,, their painful toss
Mrs: Finlayspn, *hose out
standing characteristic: • was ... herr
a f fectionate"'loyalty , to: her friends
and ung.rud•gi'ng :hospitality to, al.l,
ha.d nthe careof Her husband t,hr.0
`a pi/o•1orige.d illness'of a.peculiarly'
:trying type so that, when' he
passed: away •over 23� Years .ago.;:.
many ,friend` did not eXpect her.
long to. survive him 'SheAsuffer--
-ed f eTn higl b`loo`d" piessureM'and
frog • the 'pains`;. of . irheurnatic:
trouble .but ' her will to wait on
`others':. and the kind -and devoted:
attention acid care• of her son_' for.
wh.on'i; she kept house, and of .her,
daughiei; a'tr'ained nurse, and.of:
• het so'n, Dr:. 'Fin,lay.son,• who .were
ever; at her side in,need; availed,.
under ,God's'kind� providence;.. to
uphold her. in life, ofd :active- ser
vice until she 'passeeinto:.her
88th yea t, .
Christian .lady;a .Mother. of
'Israel,. she left behind'• :her a
.1.moigning ncommunity w:ho • .will'
ever treasure.: the' memoryYof a
faithful friend and'•goodneighbor,'
■ while •their•;sympathy in .::full
• ■ `measure goes out to all the Mein -
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em. hers, of her • family circle; One
■ :brother,. Allan, in.Chicago, re -
i
Mains.of her father s'family. She
• ‘A -as. a. faithful adherent of the
■ . Free:Presbyterian. •Church at
�•� Lotihalsh• and her funeral serv,ice
was i'n ,ch.arge of her pastor, Rev..
Matheson.,: The ..p..11bearers
were nearest neighbors. Messrs.
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We alSo have on band Bell' Elec. tric Hairimer.„
'Car Tires and Ilatteriei.
John Jamieson', Mgr.
Lennall and G: Finlayson., Her
.rernajns :were ',laid away 'in the
family burial plot in Lochalsh
Cemetery On Friday, June' 4th,
cOurse Of, relatives and. frieqk
attendance, frorn the surrounding
.community and fro -in many di's-
a lifelong resident of Cuirass
Township, passed". away at the
home of ills brother-in-law, Wm:
June '1,0th. He 'had been in poo?.
health. for some tithe and was
stricken With pneumonia two
.1‘11... Simpson Was born October
2rici, 1.895 on the farm now' Own-.
ea byl Archie Mekinnont 6th Con,
of Cuirass. He was One of a tam-
ilY of.six of Beatrice Jane Hardie
and Arthur Simpson. He was a
veteran of World War I, .
., The funeral service wa,s held
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ache resi ence of William iMac
"Dobal<'d. on. .June 12th .•conducted
by ,Rev. Harwick, of. Teeswater.
A favorite hyinn' `Nearer my God
to 'Thee" was sung. In•term.ent
..was an Winghar i` .Cemetery:, The
pallbearers were ;.Archie M.cKin- ..
Elrnler-. Scott, John McPhee-
,son, George Tiffin', Neil MacDon-
ald: and William ..Moffat..•FlQwer-.
bea,i-ers', were'W,:Duncan Kennedy,
Mark •Johnston, .George McKague,
George 'Harkness Betli'Gaunt. and
George ''McKinnon
He is 'survived by.two .sisters,
Lizzie. (Mrs.'Win. MacDoi ald)
Annie
(Mrs. Graham; Moffat);
two brothers,• W'illiai wand Hard-
ie:, The floratAribUtes were many,
• and • 4 the funeral wa' ' largely ...at-
tended, attesting the l igh' esteem
.in which the deceased was held
by •,many. friends. '
\ The:death of Miss Christine p.
Ke,n-ipton, ' native of Ashfield
township, occulted bn TUesday,
Rine 15th at ;the .horrie • Of her.
broth,er-in-law and' sister; Mr. Sc.
Harold.. Bogie, GoderiCh„
where she had beenjor the list
month of a long periOci. of ill-
negs: She was in her 63rd year:
Ini:rse and before her illness herd
g position of responsibility in,,the,'
Ford Hospital at •DettOit; She\ is
'survived by her mother,,living in'
Goderich, and..by two' brothers,
'Thonlisas of Ripley and William of
and Mek'Harold Bogie (Tabitha)
of. GOderich. The funetal service
took ,plaCe' Thiirsday .afternoon at
the horne of •".Mr and Mrs. Bogie
and Was conclutted by Rev. Robt.'
G, MacMillan of .Kriox Presby-
terian ChUrch.' ..The pallbeatera
kenzie, Henry MicKeltzie, Wes:.
ley Bill, Neil MacKenzie. and;
Bradley. Int,errnent Was. in LoCti-
MeMbers of Old Light Lodge,
A,F, .84 held their annual
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In one coat
'covers kalsoniine,
able surface. pries•
a couple of hours,
John* W. Henderson
Planing 'Mill
iiere they weie• addressed, by