Daily British Whig (1850), 22 Jan 1925, p. 16

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He was the youngest son of the late William Don- aldeon, and the last of a large family of six sons and two daughters. His earlier years were spent on a farm oDear Joyceville, Pittsburg [OBITUARY |] Late Joseph E. Whalen. News was received in the city of' the death at Ottawa, of Joseph Ed- ward Whelan, an old and well-known resident of the Capital, and father of Mrs. Charles A. Lyons, Ordnance street, this city. Mr. Whelan passed away on Sunday, at his home, 455 Cumberland ®treet. He was born in Quebec city, eighty-three years ago. He spent several years at Pembroke and for the last twenty-five years had made his home in Ottawa. The late Mr. Whalen was the son of Col! John T. Whelan and Mrs. Whelan. His father was connected with the British Army, and was sta- tioned at Quebec. As a young man he went to Pembroke and was one of the first shareholders in the Pem- broke Electric Light Company and the Pembroke Southern Railway. During his residence in Pembroke, Mr. Whelan conducted a fur busi- ness. Retiring from business, Mr. Whe- lan went to Ottawa, He was a mem ber of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic parish. His wife predeceased him four years ago, In addition to Mrs. Lyons, deceased is survived by two sons, John Whelan, of Minneapolis, Wis.; Walter Whelan, of Seattle, Wash.,, and five daughters, Mrs. A. T. White and Miss L. Whelan, both of Ottawa; Mrs. A. H. Holt, of Ayl- mer, Que.; Mrs. G. H. Reilly, of San Jose, Cal.; Mrs. BE. Macey Pink, Pem- brooke; Mr. Alexander Whelan, Ayls mer, Que, is a brother. The funeral tok place from his late residence on Tuesday morning to St. Joseph's church, where the funeral mass was chanted. Interment w: ade at St. Paul's cemetery, Aylmer® < AT QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY By Our Student Correspondent. R. W. Cumberland, M.A., will lead the discussion of "Canadian Poetry," at the next meeting of the English Club, Tuesday, January 27th. Every- body interested in this subjects is asked by the club executive to be pre- pared to read his or her favorite Canadian poem or take some part in the discfission. Meds '30 are holding thelr social evening to-night. The subject before the esting of the Commerce Club Wednesday at- ternoon was "Unemployment Insur- ance." There will be an Alumnae Bridge in Grant Hall Saturday affernoon. OFFICERS BS INSTALLED At A Meeting of LOL. No. 877 Held Here Recently. x At the last meeting of L.0.L. No. 577, the following officers were in- stalled by R. W. Bro. H. A. Graham: W.M., J. O. BEtliott; DM., 0. R. Marchen; chaplain, Wm. Burns; recording secretary, J. C. Bennett; financial secretary, Fred. Ward; treaburer, W. J. Code; marshal, Wm. Ferguson; first lecturer, W. B. Holland; second lecturer, J. F. Johnston; first committeeman, John McRory; committee, H. Hunter, C. F. Posselwhite, W. H. Hall, E. Law- renson; hall {rustee, Henry Hunter; inside tyler, Thos. Trotter; outside tyler, William Hannay. Concert At Mowat. A concert party very kindly or- ganized by Miss O. Woodmén went out to the Mowat hospital on Wed- nesday evening and pleased the pa- tients with a delightful programme. The concert included guartettes by Messrs. J. Monk, B. Hant, 8. Kerri- son, and 8. Mulholland; banjo solos by Mr. Freeman; vocal solos by Miss Woodman and Miss Saunders and recitations by Mr. Kelly, Save the Children Fund. . Mrs. A. G. Maclachldn, treasurer of the Savethe-Children Fund, has received the sum of $378.52, all told since the meeting at the QCapi- tol Theatre in December when Mrs. Frank Yeigh spoke in the interests of the Fund, This money goes to the relief of ute and. starving children in reece and Armenia. | The fund 1s still being kept open, 'Was Former Napanee Athlete. Word was received in Napanee of the death et Timmins, Ont., of Clar- ence W. Trimble, a former well h Af- Al " Rev. 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