Birth

BARKLEY -- April 26. at Riverview House, Tollveigh, Cookstown, the wife of Alexander Berkley, of a son.

KENNEDY -- April 23, to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kennedy, Laurelbank, Dublin Road, Lisburn -- a son.

Marriages

BROWN--ALEXANDER -- April 22, at Kilmore Presbyterian Church, by the father of the bride, assisted by the Rev. Dr. Robinson, Monreagh, John Laird Brown, M.B., son of Alexander Brown, Esq., St. Johnston, to Rita, daughter of the Rev. Thomas Alexander, Kilmore Manse, Crossgar, Co. Down.

CONNOR--DONALDSON -- April 24, (by special licence), at the residence of the bride's mother, by Rev. Charles Davey, B.A. (Fisherwick), Robert John Connor, Dungleady, Upperlands, to Margaret Elizabeth Selina, eldest daughter of the late Thomas Donaldson, and niece of the late Dr. James Keenan, Cavanagarvin, Co. Armagh.

LEMON--KINCAID -- April 23, at Mountpottinger Presbyterian Church, Belfast, by the Rev. R. Duff, M.A., William James, eldest son of the late William James Lemon, of Dungannon, to Mary Ann, only daughter of the Houston Kincaid, of Seeharn, Co. Meath.

Deaths

GLOVER -- April 27, at his residence, Tamnadoey, Moneymore, William John Glover. Interred in New Churchyard, Moneymore, on Wednesday.
   Safe in the arms of Jesus,
      Safe on His gentle breast.
   There by His love o'ershadowed,
      Sweetly his soul shall rest.

M'ILROY -- April 24, 1914, at her residence, Killymoon Street, Eliza, the widow of the late W. M'Ilroy. Interred in Donaghrisk on Sunday afternoon.
   The last night of watching is over,
      The last tender words have been said;
   And safe in the arms of our Savour
      Our mother has pillowed her head.
Inserted by her loving sons and daughters.

In Memoriam

GREER -- In loving remembrance of Mary Anne Greer, who passed away on the 20th of April, 1911, and was interred in Ballyclog Graveyard.
   Not dead to us, we loved her dear;
      Not lost, but gone before;
   She lives with us in memory still,
      And will for evermore.
   Gone from amongst us, O, how we miss her!
      Loving her dearly, her memory we'll keep;
   Never till life end shall we forget her;
      Dear to our hearts is the grave where she sleeps.
Inserted by her sorrowing mother and her Sister Sarah.

HENRY -- In loving remembrance of Archibald Henry, who departed this life on the 30th April, 1912, and was interred in Clare Churchyard.
   In a distant far off graveyard
      Where the trees their branches wave,
   Lies a loving husband and father sleeping
      In his cold and silent grave.
   He is gone, but not forgotten,
      And as it dawns another year.
   In our lonely hours of thinking,
      Thoughts of him are always near.
   Two years have passed, and still we miss him;
      Folks may think the wound is healed,
   But little do they know the sorrow
      That lie within our hearts concealed.
Inserted by his wife and daughters.

Thanks

Mrs. Glover and family desire to thank the many kind friends who sympathised with them daring their recent sad bereavement.

 

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Marriages

FRAYNE--CROSSETT -- April 10, at 427 Logan Avenue, Winnipeg, Canada, by Rev. J. A. Bowman, M.A., Winnipeg, Robert, third son of George Frayne, 57 Bolton St., Dublin, to Isabella, youngest daughter of the late Wm. Crossett, Coolskinney, Magherafelt.

JENNER--WILSON -- April 29, at St. James' Church, Moy, by Rev. G. P. Archer, Rector of Moy, Arthur Gordon Jenner, M.R.C.S. and L.R.C.P., of Otley, Yorkshire, to Gertrude Elizabeth, second daughter of R. N. Wilson, Esq., J.P., Brookland House, Moy.

Deaths

BOYLE -- May 3, Michael Boyle, aged 84 years, for 74 years the faithful friend and employee at Redford House, Moy.

CARSON -- May 3, at his residence, Moree, Rock, Archibald Canon. Interred in Desertcreat Churchyard on Tuesday.

COURTENAY -- April 30, at her residence, Bush, Dungannon, Mary, widow of the late Wm. Courtenay.

HENDERSON -- May 1, at his residence, Oakley House, Belfast, Sir James Henderson, aged 66.

HESSIN -- May 7, at Ballyloughan, after a brief illness, Isabella, widow of the late John Hessin. Her remains will be removed for interment in Ballygoney at 3 o'clock on Saturday.

IRWIN -- May 6, at his residence, Lisbuoy, Adam Irwin. Interred in Ardtrea Churchyard on Friday.

JOHNSTON -- May 3, at Terrywiney, Cookstown, William Johnston. Interred in Desertcreat Churchyard on Tuesday,

SINTON -- April 30, at. the residence of her parents, Bank House, Markethill, Muriel Alice, daughter of Wm. and Anna Sinton.

SPEERS -- April 23, at her residence, Knockloughrim, Rose, widow of the late John Speers. Interred in Lavey R.C. Burying-ground.

STEWART -- May 7, at Killowen, Lisburn, Edward Henry, eldest son of the late Rev. Henry Stewart, vicar of Derriaghy, and brother of the late Canon Joseph A. Stewart. Interment in the family vault Derryloran, on Tuesday, May 12th on arrival of the G.N.R. train at 1-16 p.m.

THOMPSON -- May 4, at Rock Cottage, Cookstown, Alexander, infant son of John Thompson, B.A., aged 18 months. Interred in Cookstown Cemetery.

 

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Births

CUMMINGS -- April 23, at 1311 North 55 St., Philadelphia, Pa., U.S.A., to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cummings -- a son.

DEVLIN -- May 7, at Moneymore, to Mr. and Mrs. P. Devlin -- a son.

STEVENSON -- May 11, at Millicent Terrace, Portadown, to Mr. and Mrs. William E. Stevenson, of Dungannon -- a son.

Marriages

EKIN--FERGUSON -- May 7, at the Reformed Presbyterian Church, Grange, by Rev. S. Ferguson, Londonderry (uncle of the bride), Robert Holmes, son of S. E. Ekin, J.P., Scran House, Stewartstown, to Madaleine Stavely, daughter of William Alexander Ferguson, Tevena, Ardtrea, Stewartstown.

KELLY--CHARLES -- May 13, in Saltersland Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. Thomas M'Candless, Thomas Kelly, Ballyronan, to Annie Charles, Tobermore.

MACARTNEY--CLARKE -- May 8, at Saltersland Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. Thomas M'Candless, Andrew Gordon, youngest son of Andrew M'Cartney, Drumaney, Coagh, to Minnie Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Wm. Clarke, Ballynenagh Mills, Moneymore.

STACPOOLE--REID -- April 29, at St. John's Church, Richmond, Surrey, (special license), by the Rev. Ernest Leah, Major De Vere Stackpoole, 6th Dragoon Guards, son of the late Richard De Vere Stacpoole, Barrister-at-Law, to Marion Adelaide (Ada), seventh daughter of Joseph Reid, Moyola View, Derrynoid, Draperstown, Co. Derry, Ireland.

Deaths

CONNERY -- May 11, at his residence, Tirgan, Moneymore, John Connery, R.D.C., brother of the Rev. M. Connery, P.P., Coleraine. -- R.I.P.

HILLIS -- May 11, at her residence, Castletown, Ahoghill, Mary Jane, relict of the late Joseph Hillis.

M'CORD -- May 7, at Factory Square, Cookstown, John, infant son of Alexander and Maggie M'Cord, aged 5 months. Interred in Arotrea Churchyard.
   Brighter, fairer, far than living,
   With no trace of woe or pain,
   Robed in everlasting beauty
   We shall see him once again.

M'NEILL -- May 11, at Purdysburn Hospital, Martha, youngest daughter of the late Robert M'Neill, Ballydonnelly, Duneane.

SHAW -- May 13, at Upper Beersbridge Road, Belfast, Richard Shaw, late of Cookstown.

SHUTER -- May 13, at Barnhill, Stewartstown, Eleanor Frances Carleton, widow of the late James Coote Shuter. Funeral at Stewartstown Parish Church at twelve noon to-day (Saturday), 16th inst., and afterwards at Dungannon Cemetery. No flowers.

In Memoriam

KNIPE -- In loving memory of Thomas Knipe, Tullagh, Cookstown, who departed this life on May 15, 1913, and was interred in Cookstown Cemetery.
   One year to day has passed away,
      And we remember well;
   We stood beside his dying bed,
      And took his last farewell.
   A loving husband, father, dear,
      A faithful friend when he was here;
   He lived in hope and died in peace,
      In Heaven his joys will never cease.
         "Gone, but not forgotten."
Inserted by his loving wife and family.

Thanks

MISS HESSIN and the MESSRS. HESSIN, of Ballyloughan, beg to thank all who have expressed sympathy with them in their recent sad bereavement.

 

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Births

GALLINAGH -- May 13, at Main Street, Maghera, the wife of John Gallinagh, of a son.

SHAW -- May 17, at Millburn Street, Cookstown, the wife of William Henderson Shaw, of a daughter.

Deaths

CHARLES -- May 18, at the residence of her son (Andrew Charles, James Street, Cookstown), in her hundredth year, Elizabeth, relict ot the late Samuel Charles, Beltonanean, Cookstown. Interred in Cookstown Cemetery on Wednesday.

CONWAY -- May 14, at her brother's residence, Market Square, Magherafelt, Margaret, second daughter of the late Wm. Conway. -- R.I.P.

DUNCAN -- May 17, at the residence of her brother, Robert Steele, Killyfaddy, Mrs. John Duncan. Interred in First Presbyterian Church burying ground, Magherafelt on Tuesday.

HARKNESS -- May 12, at the residence of his son-in-law (Mr. Robert M'Kay), Gortreagh, Cookstown, Robert Harknees. Interred in Clare Churchyard.

HENRY -- May 13, at The Cottage, Maghera, Elizabeth, youngest surviving daughter of the late Surgeon Commander Peter Henry, R.N. -- "On her soul, sweet Jesus, have mercy."

MAGEE -- May 17 (suddenly), at his residence, Toberlane, Cookstown, Alexander (Sandy) Magee, deeply regretted by his sorrowing son and daughters.

O'KANE -- May 15, suddenly, at his residence, Main Street, Ballymoney, James O'Kane auctioneer, and spirit merchant.

RICHARDSON -- May 20, at her husband's residence, Derrygorran, Randalstown, Martha, the beloved wife of Samuel Richardson.

TAYLOR -- May 18, at his residence, Millburn Street, Cookstown, Oliver Taylor. Interred in New Cemetery, Cookstown, on Wednesday.

In Memoriam

STEWART -- In loving remembrance of Wm. James Stewart and Sarah Stewart, who departed this life on the 3rd and 23rd May, 1912, and were interred in Magherafelt old Churchyard.
   Time will roll on and years pass by,
      Whate'er may be our lot.
   But still as long as memory lasts,
      They will never be forgot.
Inserted by their grand children, William and Stewart Norwell, Tillinkesy.

 

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Births

BLACKSTOCK -- May 25, to Mr. and Mrs. John Blackstock, Rosemount, Ballygoney -- a daughter.

Deaths

HOWARD -- May 26, at his father's residence, Sessiagh Lindsay, David George, eldest son of John Howard. Interred In the family burying-ground, Desertcreat, on Thursday.
   Safe in the arms of Jesus,
   Safe on His gentle breast;
   There by His love o'ershaded,
   Sweetly his soul shall rest.

HUTCHINSON -- May 22, at her parents' residence, Church Street, Magherafelt, the infant daughter of William and Jennie Hutchinson, aged 15 months,

M'QUEEN -- May 24, at the residence of his son-in-law, John Hogg, Kirktown, James M'Queen. Interred in family burying-ground, Desertcreat, on Tuesday.

In Memoriam

FIELDS -- In loving memory of Willie Fields, Ballymena, who died on 6th May, 1912. Still sadly missed.
   He is gone, but not forgotten,
   And as it dawns another year,
   In our lonely hours of thinking,
   Thoughts of him are always near.
   Two years have passed and still we miss him;
   Folks may think the wound has healed,
   But little do they know the sorrow
   That lies within our hearts concealed.
   His little feet are wandering now
   On streets of shining gold.
   With a golden crown on his fair young brow,
   He a Lamb in the Shepherd's fold.
Interred in Ballymarlow Churchyard. Ballymena.
Inserted hy his sorrowing parents, aunts and uncles, Cookstown and Ballymena.

TAYLOR -- In fond and loving memory of my dear sister, Matilda Taylor, who died at Belfast on May 25, 1913, and was interred in the New Cemetery, Cookstown.
   We cannot tell who next may fall
   Beneath Thy chastening rod.
   One must be first, so let us all
   Prepare to meet our God.
Inserted by her loving sister, Mrs. George Hodgkin, Guelph, Canada.

Thanks

MR. and MRS. HUTCHINSON, Church Street, Magherafelt, desire to return thanks to the many kind friends who sympathised with them in their recent sad bereavement, and also to those who sent floral tributes. Hoping this will be accepted by all.

 

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