**Instantly Killed

A fatal accident occurred at Truro on Friday past when Mr. DANIEL B. SMITH of that place was instantly killed by falling from a ladder. He leaves to mourn a wife, three sons and one daughter besides a large circle of friends. The sons are: JAMES in the Navy, JOHN at Truro and WALTER an electrician at the Steel Works, New Glasgow, Mrs. WILLIAM BUBER of New Glasgow is a daughter of the deceased. One brother PETER is presently in Northern Alaska.
(Boston Papers Please Copy)

HONOR ROLL

Following are among the names of the men of the Maritime Provinces in recent casualty lists:

Wounded
J. J. McLEOD - Truro
Lieut R.D. ROGERS - Amherst
A. CURRY - Waterford
H.C. TOTTEN - Truro
R.S.M. WILLIAM S. HOLMES - Avonport
T.N. SPENCER - Truro
_?. W. GERTRIDGE - Gaspereau
L.R. GODFREY - Windsor
I.L. KING - Dorchester
G.H. CROWELL - Hortonville
Lieut C.L. CANTLEY - New Glasgow
I. WARDROBE - Milford Station
N.T. BAKER - Tremont
W.A. WATER - New Glasgow
S. KELLY - Shubenacadie
-. B. WHITE - Amherst
N.E. NEWTON - Truro
L.N. BAIRD - Amherst
R.B. HORTON - New Glasgow
J.A. ORMSTON - Hopewell

Died of Wounds
B. McCALLUM - Amherst

Wounded and Missing
J. McLEOD - Springhill

Ottawa, Oct. 11th

Wounded
G.G. SIMPSON - Grand Pre
H.E. McNUTT - Wallace Highlands
W. LOCKHART - Kentville
C.A. BRINE - Joggins Mines.

Died of Wounds
W.G. MAGEE - Truro
C.R. FROLIC - Brooklyn

Oct. 22nd --

Gassed
F.B. LAWLOR - Amherst
P. MOUNTAIN - Lower Shinimicas
E.L. STEVENS - Wolfville

Wounded
Lieut C.G. REID - Milford Station
----- - Springhill
H. BEESLEY - Amherst Shore
L.W. GRAY - Joggins Mines
G. FITCH - North Kingston
F.E. GORDON - Windsor
D.C. DEARLE - Windsor
T.N. THOMPSON - Oxford
M.A. CAMPBELL - Nappan
F.C. HYATT - Springhill
G.A. WHITLOCK - Pictou
Lieut G. MURRAY - River John
Lieut R. DONALDSON - Oliver
Lieut G.S. CHISHOLM - Berwick
O.S. BAIRD - Amherst
W. BURGESS - Amherst
L.W. LEADBETTER - Springhill
H.P. McCORMACK - Kentville
W.E. ATKINSON - Dorchester
C.B. MARR - Truro

Killed in Action
Lieut K. C. STAIRS - Halifax

Ottawa, Oct. 13th
Killed in Action
C. ELLIOTT - Stewiacke
J. BROWN - Parrsboro
M. STEVENS - New Glasgow
H. McLELLAN - Amherst

Died of Wounds
J. McKENZIE - Parrsboro

Wounded
N. AUSTIN - Thomson Station
S.D. McDONALD - Stellarton
A. MILLER - Oxford
V. BROWN -Amherst
Corp. C. STEEVES - Amherst.

Hearty Reception to Sergt. DAVID ADSHADE on Friday evening. Sergt. ADSHADE enlisted in the 25th battalion almost 4 years ago and now there are only 20 left, CARROLL FILLMORE, son of Mr. WELLINGTON FILLMORE, being one of the fortunate number. Sergt. ADSHADE won the Military Medal for bravery. His brother WELDON ADSHADE was KILLED in ACTION over a year ago.

OBIT - JOHN ROBINSON
There passed away last Saturday, one of thge landmarks of Springhill, full of years. JOHN ROBINSON was one of Springhill's oldest merchants and for many years was church warden of All Saints Church. The funeral took place from the English Church last Monday and was attended by a large circle of friends, who will miss their genial and intelligent friend of former days. Mr. ROBINSON leaves a wife and 2 children to mourn of his loss - Record.

**OBIT - HAMILTON JOBB
A good citizen of Londonderry, and one of the oldest residents of that place has passed away. He has been in failing health for about a year
and a half. He is survived by his widow, four sons and four daughters.
The sons are
Rev. F.L. JOBB, of New Mills, NB,
CHAS. L. JOBB, Montreal,
GORDON of Lofield, Alberta and
EDWARD BLAKE who is with regiment in England. The daughters are
Mrs. ROBERT JACKSON, of Somerville, Mass,
Mrs. FREDERICK LANGILLE of Truro,
Mrs. PHILIP VINCENT, New Annan and
Miss BERTHA at home.
Funeral very largely attended by friends and relatives was at one o'clock Saturday afternoon, the 28th inst. Interment was at Great Village Cemetery Rev. Mr. GILLESPIE of Great Village conducted the funeral services at the home and also at the grave. Mr. JOBB was born at Wallace Harbor 81 years ago, and went to Londonderry when very young and has lived there until his death, respected and esteemed by all his fellow citizens.

**Moncton Man Dies at Montreal
Montreal, Oct 8th
Wm. P. FOGARTY, well known newspaperman, died this morning of heart failure, following an attack of Spanish influenza. He was born in Moncton, NB 34 years ago. He is survived by his wife, who was MARY BROWN of Amherst, NS and 2 children. Mr. FOGARTY was attached to the financial department of the Montreal Star editorial staff.

Mayor B.D. ROGERS of Stellarton has recently passed away. He was a brother of Mr. DANIEL ROGERS of Springhill.

***The funeral of the late Mrs. JAMES G. FRASER, nee Miss NAN (ANNA AMELIA) BORDEN took place at Pugwash on Saturday afternoon. The remains were brought from Moncton and laid to rest in her old home town.

There was another death from Spanish Influenza, the victim being Miss LILLIAM MORRISON, age 25 years, a native of Parrsboro, but who has been an assistant in a restaurant. She passed away at the Morris St. Isolation Hospital. There are now 14 cases in this hospital - Halifax Recorder.

ENGAGEMENT
Mr. & Mrs. TRUEMAN W. THOMPSON announce the engagement of their daughter JEANETTE to WILLIAM ARCHIBALD MOIR of MOIR's Ltd. Halifax. Marriage to take place Oct 30th.

OBIT - Mrs. JAMES G.W. FRASER

Mrs. NAN BORDEN FRASER died at the Moncton Hospital, Wednesday Morning, Oct. 9th, aged 32 years. She was born in Cambridge, Mass where her parents for a time resided. Later the family returned to Nova Scotia and settled at Pugwash. Since her marriage Mrs. FRASER has resided in Moncton. She leaves her husband and one little daughter, ELIZABETH (BETTY married JAMES MacGREGOR of New Glasgow in 1955 or 1956 - Dyan). One Sister, Mrs. Frederick Reginald DAKIN ( Nee Melissa Grace BORDEN - Dyan's grandmother) a brother Charles M. of Somerville, Mass and another brother Sergt WILLIAM McLEAN BORDEN, who is at the front. (Billy was killed Sept 28, 1918 in France - Dyan).

Westchester Station

**Our community was saddened yesterday morning when an official message was received from Ottawa that Private HAROLD W. O'BRIEN had been killed in Action", Sept. 29th. HAROLD had spent the past year in England, sick and good part of the time and had only returned to France about 2 weeks before his death. His mother Mrs. THOS. O'BRIEN is in Grand Falls, NB with her daughter, Mrs. W.R. READ.
Mrs. SPENCER MATATALL and LOGAN O'BRIEN left this morning for Grand Falls to inform their mother of the sad news.

BORN
At Westchester Sta. Oct. 6th to Mr. & Mrs. ALEX R. LANGILLE, a daughter, (HELEN ROBERTA)

WEDDING - BUGDEN - MOORING

The home of Mr. & Mrs. JACOB MOORING, Millvale, Cumb Co. was the scene of a happy event on Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 2nd, when their third daughter, JOSEPHINE ELIZABETH became the bride of Mr. BENJAMIN BUGDEN of Trenton, NS. Promptly at 3 o'clock the bride entered the parlor on the arm of her father, who gave her away. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr. DIMOCK, pastor of the Baptist Church, Onslow, NS. The young couple were unattended. The bride looked charming in a blue silk dress with white trimming and carried a bouquet of sweet peas and maiden-hair fern. Only the immediate relatives of the contracting parties were present. After congratulations and best wishes, a dainty lunch was served. The happy couple left amid showers of confetti on an auto trip throughout the Province. The bride traveled in a tailored suit of gray serge with black velvet hat. The presents were numerous and beautiful, consisting of linen silver and china. The grooms present to the bride was a substantial cheque. The best wishes of the community follow them to their home in Trenton.

MARRIAGES
At the Baptist Parsonage by the Rev. C.W. ROSE, THOMAS MCNEIL of New Glasgow and Mrs. MARTHA QUINN of River Hebert, Oct. 5th

At the Baptist Parsonage by the Rev. C.W. ROSE, D.A. VAUGHN of Parrsboro and Miss MARTHA BRODERICK of Five Islands. The happy couple are taking an interesting trip this week.

On Sept. 7th, at Holy Trinity Church, Reading by the Rev. R.A. E. HARRIS, BASIL J. T. GUY, 25th Canadians attached to the C.A.M.C. Bear Wood and only son of Mr. & Mrs. A. GUY, Joggins Mines, Cumb Co., NS to EMMA MAY HOUCHIN, eldest daughter of Mr. & Mrs. R. HOUCHIN, 145 Oxford Rd, Reading.

**At St. John, Sept. 27th, Miss GERTRUDE V. BIRD daughter of MELBOURNE BIRD of Great village, to DANIEL P. LUND of Sackville, Rev. F.E. BOOTHROYD officiating.

OBIT - ARCHIE CARL DICKIE

It is with deep regret that we record the death of ARCHIE CARL DICKIE, the youngest son of Mr. & Mrs. BEFORE DICKIE of Mt. Pleasant. The little fellow was sick 9 days. Death was due to Cholers and meningitis. All that loving hands could do was done to nurse the little sufferer back to health, but God deemed it otherwise and on Sept. 28th 1918, at the age of 2 years and 9 months, the little spirit took its flight to the great God who gave it, to the loving Jesus who said, "Suffer the little children to come unto Me and forbid them not, for of such is the Kingdom of Heaven. There are left to mourn the loss of the Pet of the home besides the father and mother, 4 brothers and 4 sisters.
The little body was laid to rest in Birch Grove Cemetery alongside of his little sister and a brother who had gone on before. Services were conducted by Pastor Wood.

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