Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-04-18
Aunt Of Mrs. ].
Bennett Die. at The
Gananoque Hospital

and sadness TO many hearts IN Gan-t
anoque.
A week ago yesterday Mrs. Neil
Mccartney was taken with what was
supposed at first to be but a slight
indisposition, but which In q short
time developed into q serious condi-
ton, and on Sunday night, on the adj
vice OF DR.. Sinclair, she was taken 70
the hospital in Brockville and under
went an operation in the afternoon
.of the following day. Her vitality,
however. was not sufficient to with
stand the shack, and she passed away
about eight o'clock the same evening.
In May last, Mrs. Mccartney under
went an operation in the same insti,
tuition, and had scarcely recovered
from it's effects at the time OF her
last illness.
The late Mrs. McCarney was a wo-
man of an exceedingly kind disposi
fion. and there are many outside OF
the family circle who will long re-
member her largeness of heart. She
was not only a mother in the noblest
sense to her own family, and with he
latest breath her concern was FOR
these. but to all who came within her
notice as needing a friend. Not even
her intimate friends are aware OF the
her intimate teoi aeintaon etaoln
extent of her benefactions.
In connection with st. Johns, b
church d her adoption, she was q
faithful and earnest worker, and her
departure from its many activities
will leave a vacancy hard to fill. She
was A leading spirit in the Sodafty o.
The blessed Virgin, and the members
Of the society paid their last RESPECTS
nv attending the funeral in q BODY,
and at the church entrance formed a
double line through which. her re-
mains were carried.
The late Mrs. Mccartney was born
IN prockyille on June 8, 1849. and
was therefore within two months y
being 50 years of age. Her ma,aeh
name was JEANNE King, a
of the late Thomas King, Oh broGh-
Vile, and she was married 70 MT MY
carney in Prescott on October otn,
1857. They came to G~ananoque u
1882, and have made their nome ners
for nearly forty years. me nllleln
anniversary Of their Weddlng Was
celebrated last fall, when famlly anu
friends, numbered by hundreds, UNI
ed in doing them honor.
The late Mrs. McCarneY leaves y
mourn. her husband and SIX chlidren,
namely: William G., Harold, MRS. 1
81 Lutz, Mrs. Stanley Sh1els q MISS
Catherine, all residing here, a NE.
I. q. Mccartney, Of Go~uyerneuf, y; :.
Her death is the first break ~ ule
family circle. Z
morning. to st. Johns church anu
thenc to the vault at aananoale
cemetery. Requiem mass was SUM
by Rev. Father Kehoe, assisted py
Rev. Father Shea, Of montreal. g gs
con Rev. Father Cullinane, 81 Ire.
yelyan. subdeacon, and Rev. Fatnel
FARRELL. master of ceremonies; In
church was filled with sympa1nlAin
The foral offerings and mass cards
were numerous, all conveying slien'
symnathy to the bereaved fIlehas
The lowers themselves q the ~
sisns we're beautiful beyond descrlp
tion The offerings Included:
Pillow-Family.
Rrescent of roses-StaH.
Rasket At American Beauty roses
M. MCFARLAND. x Il
star Of roses--Mr. and Mrs. :. =
Skinner. r,,.d
wick. - MIRO
Cosier. ...a Il 70
G. K. Wright. ~ 4
Sheaf Of roses-Mr and MIS-. y. !
Martin. ntrs =,
Spray OF roses-MI anN
Gray. Mice T,l
Loeb. ,r,s An
Spray Of Easter lilies-Geo. Webb,
Spray of carnatfons-Mr. anu Mis
&. w. Bell. ..;aa1e
ton. Miss Middleton aiiu 1sHIiHs..
G,,t nnwers-AdiaI Parmenter.
Snray 81 daffodils-Geo Gibson;
storav 81 carnations-NBiss Vlole
spray ii Carnations Mi chriss'
Spray IT roses-Mr. and Mrs. Trl
Anchor 81 roses-Citizens
spray of sweet peas-J A.aBuiioc1
spray OF lilies-Mrs. g. Lutz ~
CT Cross Sc roses and carnations
Snray II roses-Portia Lloyd.
snraya 81 roses-Harold Vaileau.
Spray Of carnations-Mr 2 ~
4 "a "a nndils-Mr. and Mn