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t- Herbert Bryson Former City Official Dies in Ottawa- 1 Ottawa street superintendent for 13 yean, Herbert Bryson of Mattawa died -at the home of hit wn, Jack Bryson, 124 Crcrar avenue, y-sterday following a three month illness. "The 68-year-old civil wai born in Kirkcaldy. Scotland, and wan a graduate of the West: of Scotland Technical I Glasgow. The sun of the late AlcMindcr Bryson and Barbara MacLeod, he. 'came to Ottawa in 1903.

Three-years-later he went to the Prairie Provinces to" oversees construction work of tliT Trunk Pacific Railway. He wa 4own -engineer 4or two-year periods at Pembroke and Nanaimo before going -to Victoria as assistant city engineer for a further two years. Returning to Ontario, he pent six years as town engineer at Brock ville and then was contractor throughout the province until 1933. For the next IS yean until 1947 he was street superintendent of Ottawa. Retiring fronf that position he became an employe of the Hydro Electric Power Commission, and, up un-til his illness was living at' At attendant of St.

Giles' Presbyterian Church, he was a member of Sussex Lodge, At' and AM. Brorkville: life member of- the Lodge of Perfection and Rose Croix Scottish Rite, as well at member of the Professional Engineers of Ontario which he helped found and of. which he was a councillor during 1943 and 1944. Surviving, besides his wife, the former Muriel Moffat, whom he married in Pembroke in 1910, are one son. Jack Bryson, Ottawa; two brothers.

Jack, Oswego, New York; Angus, Toronto: four grandchildren, Donald, Barbara, Evan, Andrew, all of Ottawa. Another son, Newton M. Bryson, died in 1948. i The body is at Hulse and Playfair's where service will be held Wednesday at 2.30 p.m. Interment wUl be In Pinecrest -eemetery.

John Dunlop Dies At Cornwall, Aged 65 CORNWALL, April 18 (Special) John Dunlop, for 43 years official diver on the Cornwall Canal died Sunday at t)is home, 30 Albert street He had been ill a week with a- heart condition, "Jack" Dunlop, as he was known by his friends here and along the length of the local waterway, had a first hand knowledge of underwater conditions In the canal through his long years of "going locate trouble and make repairs without the necessity of draining or lowering the canal level. A year ago he retired from div- -ing and had since acted as supervisor of construction- Mr, Dunlop was born at nearby Fartans Point 6 years ago last December 16. a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Dunlop, his mother's maiden name 'being Elizabeth Prunner.

He came to Cornwall from Farran's Point 44 years ago and had been an employe on the canal ever since. He was a great lover of all kinda of sport and seldom missed a contest wife, the former Elizabeth Denn. died S. 1941. He is- survived by two daugh ters, Mrs.

Jamea Lalonde. and Miss Adetf Dunlop. both at home. He also leaves a sister. Mrs.

Herbert Plamondon, of Alexandria. The funeral will be held on Wednesday morning: leaving the family home at 8.43 clock Descendant of-Early Renfrew Settlers Miss Belle Eady Dies" RENFREW. April 18 (Special) Well-known in Renfrew and descendant of early set-1 tiers in this district. Miss Margaret Isabella (Belle) Eady died Monday 'in Victoria Hospital at tiie age of 63. She had been in hospital for several months.

Miss Eady was born in Ren- (rcw in 186S. the. daughter of the late George Eady, who scrv- ed as Justice- of the Peace and Magistrate (or several years, and his wife, the ionner Margaret Stewart. Educated in Renfrew and at Ottawa Normal School, Miss Eady taught at North Ward Public Schoot here for a number of years and many of the men and women in Renfrew are her former pupils. Later she taught In Port Arthur and also In Wel-land.

Since retiring in 1936 she has lived in Renfrew. Miss Eady was the eldest of a family of five, all of whom have predeceased her." All were well-known in the Renfrew district and included Mrs. H. S. Bowdcn.

Mrs. M. M. Mackinnon, Mrs. R.

Scott an9 R. -Walker Eady. Dr. K. L.

Mackinnon, Renfrew physician for over 30 years, who died a year ago, was a nephewr Her only survivors are nieces and nephews: Mrs Isabelle Bowden. Ottawa: Mrs. Robert HannaT Tennessee: J. S. Bowden.

Montreal: Bob Scott, Belleville and Mrs. T. J. Egan. George and Stewart all of Renfrew.

The body is resting at the Mc-Phall Funeral Home and funeral services will be conducted there on Wednesday afternoon at 2.30 by Rev. John Wilson of Renfrew Presbyterian Church. Interment will be In Thompaon-ville cemetery. Rev. Lionel Bourque Ordained a Priest "CORNWALL, April 18.

(Special) A native of Fall River. Rev. Lionel Bourque was ordained to the Roman Catholic priesthood by Most Rev. Rosario Brodeur. DD, Bishop of Alexandria, at an impressive ceremony Sunday In St Felix de Valois Church, East Cornwall.

The ordination was held during solemn pontifical high mass celebrated by the Bishop. Father Bourque was ordained for the Diocese of Alexandria and will become an assistant at St Felix de Valois Church May 13. He will celebrate his first mass at his home parish In Fall River. Assisting the Bishop during the mast and ordination ceremonies were Msgr. Emile Secours, DP, of Alexandria, and Rev.

J. A. R. Rouleau, Cornwall, si assistants at the throne: Rev. J.

H. Lalonde, Cornwall, and Rev. Bemardpion, Alexandria, master of ceremonies; Rev. J. H.

Bougie, pastor of St. Felix de Valois, assistant priest: Rev. Bruno Pilon, Cornwall, assistant to the new priest Father Bourque was educated atFall Rtverand, took his theological studies at Lasatlette Seminary, Enfield. NH. the seminary at Amos, and it St.

Augustine's Seminary, Toronto. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bourdue. Following mass and ordination, a dinner was held at Edgewater Inn, Summerstown, for the newly ordained priest, his parents and members of the clergy.

for the requiem high mass at Nativity Church at o'clock. The body will be placed In the vault at St Columben's cemetery to await burial later. It NEWMAN CLUB SPEAKER "Dr." Kurt' von Schuschnigg, professor at St. Louis Univer sity. Mo.7ahd"fbrmef headTKtTTvlved the Austrian government, who will lecture next Saturday evening in the Glebe Collegiate auditorium under the auspices of the Ottawa Newman Club.

Dr. von Schuschnigg, who was a Nail prisoner for seven years, will speak on the communism-versus-democracy situation In Europe. FATAL FIRE. PITTSBURGH, April 18. Fire yesterday7-swept a three-torev hrick huildinff in the Honore Chartrand Dies at Hif Home Resident of Hull for the past 36 years, Honore Chartrand died at the residence of his daughter, Mrs.

Alexander D'Aoust of 206 Laval street on Monday following a short illness. He was In his 83rd year. Mr. Chartrand was born at St Andre Avelln, of the late Solomon- Chartrand and Emilie and received his education there in 1891 he married the former Pauline "Braiesu In Pspineau ville, who survives him. Mr.

Chartrand was a member of. Sacred Heart Church. Besides his wife he Is sur- oy," three sons." Joseph Chartrand, Jean Paul Chartrand, both of Hull, Emile Chartrand, OtUwa; four daughters, Mrs. 'Alexander D'Aoust, Mrs. William Chartrand.

Mrs. Henri Polrler, Mrs. Hector Chartrand, aU of Hull. The body is at Emonds, Kent and St. Laurent streets, Hull; from where service will be held to Sacred Heart Church for requiem high mass on Thursday at 8 a.m.

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