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They Preached -In
(continued from page 6)
MacGillivray. This arrange-
ment continued until 1895 when
services in St. Andrew's end-
ed.
'When .. Dr. William (Tiger)
Dunlop died, the • service in
February, 1849 was Masonic,
Dunlop having been first sen.
tor warden of Goderich Union
Lod.To. 720. The service
.was "most impressively per-
formed'O • by Rev. Alexander
Mackid.
Mr.A 11ckid ` died May 22, -
h, ; #hie Huron Signal pub -
e Obituary 'In ptt as
"Mr. Mackid was born at
Walter, Caithness, Scotland,
16th of May, 1804. Having made
up• his mind to ,study for the
Church, he, went to the Univers
sity of Edinburgh, where he took
the full course necessary to fit
him -tor entering upon the duties.
of his Sacred calling. After
being licensed, he engaged for
some time in missionary work,
after twhich he was settled as
regular pastor over a congre-
gation in' Orkney for five or
six years. In 1842 he came to,
Canada and was, successively
- _.,.___-;nifiirster" 15f Pe8byterian con:_
gregations in connection with
the Church of Scotland in Ram.
say, Bytown (now Ottawa), Hann:
ilton and Goderich. -
"He came to Goderich in 1848
and for 19 years labored among
the people here, at the close
of which period he retired from
the active ministry, though he
continued to .preach occasion.
ally. During the winter of 1871.2
he had charge of the Kincardine
congregation, then vacant, but
his health was' -such that he
was obliged to give it up.
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St. George's
Rates Frorn:1834
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brated by 'a garden • party and
. street fair.
lit. Rev. Charles Allen Sea.
• ger, a former •Godericlt boy,
• had been chosen fifth • Bishop
• of Huron in 1932 — he had been
Bishop of Ontario • and St.
George's was • much pleased. A
special invitation was sent him
to° visit the parish. It was 23
years after that before Huron
acquired a bishop suffragan to
assist the diocesan; now there
are two, with the new one, Rt.
Rev: H. F. 6, Appleyard, ser.
ving five . counties, including
Huron, as Bishop of Georgian
Bay.
• These are only a • few of the
changes and indidents o1 inter.
est, chosen' at random from the
records of the 127 years upon
which St. George's looks back,
T MONTREAL GAZETTE
DECEMBER 28, 1889
PAS,TRYk FLOUR In
bags 14 lbs. each 50
cents,- 1 Ib. 'of ".Cooks
Friend" Baking—Pow-
der 25 cents, 6 lbs.
$1.25. -
The Italian Warehouse
- Alex McGibbon.
Gaelic
"Deceased was .a man of
much of the.genuine Scottish
character. Hwas a" warm per.'
sonal friend, and his kindness
to his relatives, especially
those cast upon the charity of
the world, was very marked.
He labored in • the ministry
with much acceptance, and th.
ough he had his faults (and who
-has not?) he detested anything
that -savored of cant, and was
much respected by those who
knew him longest and best.
"All places of business were _
closed during the passage of
the funeral procession. Having
been a Free Mason, many years
1899
a chaplain of the Order, he
was interred with Masonic hon:
ors, service at the grave being
taken by Bro. White.•, Twice
married, he leaves a wife and
four sons."
Here ends the account; with-
out names of the sons.
and
ave
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Stan and
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The above picture was taken at Christmas of 1912. That was our
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