Excerpts from Newspaper Clippings Index
BANNISTER - Cora Annie & McKINNON - Medley Allison
= Cora Annie, eldest d/o Mr. & Mrs. Fletcher Bannister, Petitcodiac and Medley Allison s/o Mr. & Mrs. Arthur McKinnon, Woodman's Pt, were m. at the home of the bridge's parents. Attended by Lillian Banister the bridge's sister, as bridesmaid & Clarence her brother, was best man. Among the present were Mrs. Herbert Prosser, Petitcodiac, Mrs. E. MacKinnon of Hatfield's Pt, grandmothers of the bridge and groom respectively. Mr. & Mrs. Arthur McKinnon, Woodman's Pt, grooms parents. Mrs. Douglas Little, Saint John and immediate relatives of the bridge. They will reside in New Jerusalem. (#1,TJ,?)BANKS - Abraham J.
= Abraham J. Banks d. Sat at the home of his son Harry M. Banks, 94 Wall St, Saint John after a lengthy illness. (11 Feb 1946) b. at Burton, Sunbury Co, a had been a well known farmer in that district for many years. He came to Saint John three years ago. His wife, Julia d. in June of last year. Surviving are four sons, Edward J. & Harry M., both of Saint John, George A, New York and Hazen H. in IN; three daughters: Mrs. Norman Gordon, ON, Mrs. L. B. Perry and Mrs. V. V.
Peebles, both of Saint John and several grandchildren, nieces & nephews.
Body at Brenan's where funeral will be held this evening at 8 pm. The body will go by morning train on Tues to Blissville, Sunbury Co, where interment will be made upon arrival of the train. (#1,TJ)BANKS - Clarence E.
= Clarence Banks husband of Georgina (Thorne) Banks, 63 Sussex Dr, d. 18 Feb 1979, West Saint John Comm. Hosp. (survived by - see next entry for CB) Resting at Castles Funeral Home (Fallsview) with funeral Tues at 2 pm, cremation at Fernhill, followed by interment later in Oromocto.
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= Clarence E. Banks, d. Sun. following a lengthy illness, ae 79, b. at F'ton, s/o late Edward & Jane (Smith) Banks. He had worked as a mechanic most of his life & was very active in local sports in his earlier years. He was an adherent of St Lukes Anglican Church. He was pre-deceased by a son, Malcolm and a dau, Rose. Besides his wife he is survived by 3 sons: George of Saint John, Melvin & Gerald of Toronto, ON; two daughters: Mrs. Elizabeth Nahornay, of Connecticut & Mrs. Madelaine Edwards, of F'ton; four bros: Rufus, Port Alburne, BC; Roy, Manchester, Conn; Thomas & Clement of Oromocto; two sisters: Mrs. Jean Reid, F'ton & Boisetown & Mrs. Evelyn Akrigg, of Vermont; 14 grandchildren; seven g.g. ch; several neices & nephews. (#1,TJ)BANKS - Clifford Havelock
= Clifford Havelock Banks - d. 26 Sep 1977 (unexpectedly) at the Saint John General Hospital, of 267 Germain St, s/o Hilda (Allan) Banks & the late Charles Banks. Survived by two sons, one dau, his mother & step-father, three brothers, two sisters, several aunts, uncles, nieces & nephews. Funeral 11 am, Fri, from Brenans. (#1,TJ)BANKS - Covert G.
= Covert G. Banks, of 91 Meadowbank Ave, d. Eastern Div. Saint John General Hospital, Sunday (1975) b. at Greenfield, Sunbury Co, s/o late Oran G. & Amy (Smith) Banks. Was a welder with J. Fred Williamson Co for 25 years & in later years worked on the Saint John waterfront. He was a Baptist & a member of the Gagetown Royal Canadian Legion. Survived by two sons: Eugene C. & Neil M., both of Saint John; two brothers: Charles (of F'ton) & Ellis (of Langley, BC); two sisters: Mrs. Lilian Weston (of Upper Gagetown) & Mrs George McCordick (of F'ton); seven grandchildren & nieces & Nephews. Body at Castle Funeral Home (Hillsley) 91 Leinster St. Funeral from Upper Gagetown United Baptist Church, Wed at 3 pm, interment in adjoining cemetery. (#1,TJ)BANKS - Donald E.
= Donald E. Banks, 60, of Royal Road, d. at his home, Weds. b. Wilmot, NS, he was a forester with the Prov. Dept. of Natural Resourses. Member of the Royal Canadian Legion / affiliated with the Grace Memorial Church / survived by wife, Christina, dau Mrs. Royden Sandwith (Debra), Royal Road, two sons: Michael & Gregory (both of Royal Road), bro:
Douglas (Maple Ridge, BC), two sisters: Mrs. Lawrence Cunningham (Wilmot, NS) & Mrs Bernice Bonnyman (Waltham, MA)
Body at Bishop's Funeral Home until Fri, funeral from Grace Memorial Church at 2 pm, interment at Wilmot Union Cemetery, Wilmot, NS. (#1,TJ)BANKS - Mrs. Gertrude Evangeline
= Mrs. Gertrude Evangeline Banks, widow of Harry I. Banks, d. 11 Oct 1971, ae 60 yrs, at Hotel Dieu Hosp, Perth. Native of Marysville, d/o late Alfred & Frances (Banks) Morehouse. Her first husband, Donald L. Moore, d. in 1960. Mr. Banks d. in 1964. Survived by two ch: Donald L. Moore, Jr (Shearwater, NS) & Mrs. Hugh L. Hughson (Elizabeth / Nashwaaksis); one sister: (Bessie) Mrs. David Orchard (of Lincoln); 3 granddaughters one niece and nephew also survive.
Mrs. Banks has been ill for the past three years. Funeral from McAdams Funeral Home (F'ton) Wed 2 pm with interment at Douglas Rural Cemetery, Rev A. F. McLean officiating. (#1,DG)BANKS - Harry Gordon
= Harry Gordon Banks - d. 31 Aug 1976 - In Memoriams
- wife Hazel, son Terry
- dau Carol, son-in-law, William Ladds
- son Richard
- grandaughter Tricia Jean
- grandson Andy & grandaughters Jenifer & Janet Ladds
- dau Kathy, son-in-law Jim & grandaughter Tricia Jean Cook (#2,DG)BANKS - Harry McL.
= Harry McL. Banks d. 20 Oct 1971, at his home, Hoyt, NB, husb of Lena P. (Charleton) Banks, survived by wife, 1 son, five daugs, 3 sisters, 12 grandchildren, 1 g.g.dau, several neices & nephews. Body at home until Sat 23 Oct, funeral from Blissville Baptist Church at 3 pm, interment in Blissville Cemetery. (#2,DG)BANKS - Harry M.
= Harry M. Banks d. 20 Oct 1971 - In Memoriams
- dau Gloria
- dau Dorothy, son-in-law Joe, g.daus Shirley & Tammy
- wife Lena
- dau Joan, son-in-law Charlie, g. ch: Harold & Crystal
- dau Pauline, son-in-law Jack & grandchildren (#2,DG)BANKS - James
= Fire - On Sunday the 4th instant, between eleven and twelve o'clock in the forenoon, whilst the principal part of the Family were at public worship, the house of Mr. James Banks, in Maugerville, took fire in the upper story, and before it was discovered, such was the rapidity of the devouring element, that in less than ten minutes the roof fell in; and in about three quarters of an hour after, the whole building was burnt to the ground. The greater part of Mr. B's furniture and provisions were destroyed. His family consists of a wife, eleven children and an aged mother, all of whom are by this fatal event, deprived of a home in this inclement season of the year. (#1/RG/20,p.3/20 Jan 1827)BANKS - James
= Sheriff's sale: On Saturday the 14th of June next, will be sold at Harvey's Hotel in Woodstock, between the hours of 12 and 5 in the afternoon, all right, title, interest, claim and demand of James Banks, of, in and to a certain lot of land containing 200 acres more or less, granted to the [said] James Banks, situate on the mouth of the Wapskehagan river, the same having been taken by virtue of an execution issued out of the Supreme Court at the suit of Messrs. James Taylor, Senr & Co. / J. F. W. Winslow, Sheriff / Woodstock, 2d December 1833 (#1/RG/20,p.3/4 Dec 1827)BANKS - Mrs. Lena P. (Charlton)
= Mrs. Lena P. (Charlton) Banks of Hoyt, d. after a brief illness at Hamilton, ON 6 Aug 1978, w/o late Harry M. Banks. Survived by 5 daus, 1 son, 13 grandchildren, 5 g.g. ch, 1 bro, 4 sisters, several nieces & nephews. Body resting at the res. and the funeral will be from the Blissville United Baptist Church 2 pm, Thurs, interment in adjoining cemetery. Arrangements by Castle Funeral Home, Saint John. (#1,TJ)BANKS - Lena P.
= Lena P. Banks d. unexpectedly 6 Aug 1978 - In Memoriams
- dau Erma, g. ch: Keith, Colleen & Terry
- dau Joan, son-in-law Charlie, g. ch: Harold & Crystal-Ann (#1,TJ)BANKS - Oran
= Oran Banks d. 31 Jan 1968 - In Memoriam
- dau Lilian Weston
- son Ellis, dau Ivy & son-in-law George
- grandsons Ronald & Buddie (#1,DG?)BANKS - Percy S.
= Percy S. Banks d. 2 July 1977, Sat, at Dr. E. Chalmers Hosp, of 260 Sunset Drive, survived by wife, Gladys (Currie), 2 uncles & a number of cousins. Funeral from J.A. McAdams, Mon 2 pm, interment at Douglas Rural Cemetery. (#1,DG?)BANKS - Mrs. Rachel Anna May
= Mrs. Rachel Anna May Banks, 69, of Killarney Road, d. Thurs 4 Nov 1976, at Dr.Everett Chalmers Hospital, F'ton, Body at Bishop's Funeral Home, funeral at 3 pm Monday (Pentecostal Church) Survived by dau: Mrs. Gerald Chase (Phyllis) of Durham Bridge; 4 sons: Ernest, Douglas & William. all of London, ON and Albert of Killarney Road; 4 brothers: William, John & Albert McCoy all of F'ton & James McCoy of Maine, 11grandchildren, 4 gg.ch; several nieces & nephews. (#1,DG?)BANKS - Sharon Rose
= Sharon Rose Banks - In Memoriam d. suddenly 23 Nov 1973
- Margaret Woodiwiss
- Eileen, Alan & Vickie (#1,DG?)BANKS - Mrs. Zuela Mae
= Mrs. Zuela Mae Banks, 3 Dorchester St, widow of Edgar Banks. Resting at Brenan's Funeral Home, services by Rev. Kenneth Legassick, intered at Cedar Hill Ext Cemetery. (#1,TJ)BAPTIST CONVENTION
= Rev. G. Howard Christie, Rev. R. E. Shaw, Mrs. Dora Sabeam, Rev. Dr. T. B. McDoanld were among the 100 delegates to the Maritime Religious Education Council's 35th annual Sunday School Convention held in the Germain St Baptist Church. Mr. Christie, Charlottetown, Convention President. Mr. Shaw, Halifax, Pres. M. R. E. C. and a principal speaker at the convention. Mrs. Sabeam, Saint John, M.R.E.C. General Secretary; Dr. McDormand, Toronto, General Secretary of the Baptist Convention of Ontario & Quebec. (#1,TJ,?)BARKHOUSE - Clifford Romaine
= Clifford Romaine Barkhouse, pastor of Tracy Mills and Knoxford Baptist Churches, was ordained to the ministry at Tracy Mills. Rev. Theodore Smith, District Chairman, presided, organist was Mrs. Donald Simonds. Lic. Burton Hoyt, East Florenceville, gave the invocation. Scripture read by Rev. Ross Peterson, Victoria, followed prayer by Rev. Donald Jackson, Andover. Rev. Gordon Vincent, Woodstock, preached the sermon. R.B. Tracey, Church Clerk, read the report of the examining council. The ordination prayer was offered by Rev. W. G. Petchey and 11 ministers participated in the "laying on of hands". The charge to the candidate was given by Rev. J. Maitland Jones, Centerville; Rev. Stuart Murray, Heartland gave the charge to the church, and Rev. G. W. Fletcher, Bath, the welcome to the ministry. A reception was held at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Trueman Tracey. Mr. Barkhouse was for a time organizer for the International Order of Good Templars in Nova Scotia, before entering the ministry. He was licensed to preach 27 years ago in Lunenburg Co, NS, his native province. For the past 10 years he has been working among the churches along the Saint John River in NB. (#1,TJ,?)BARNETT - Mrs. Fred
= Mrs. Fred Barnett, Jerusalem and son, Pte. M. F. Barnett, Carleton & York Regt. have returned from Truro, where they were guest of Mrs. Barnett's sister, Mrs. Daniel McInnis - May 1943. (#1,TJ,?)BARNETT - Mrs. Fred
= Mrs. Fred Barnett, Jerusalem, received a cable announced the safe arrival of her son, Pte. Malcolm F. Barnett in Great
Britain. (#1,TJ,?/Jun 1943)BARNETT - Malcolm (L-Cpl)
= Mrs. Leonard Barnett, New Jerusalem, entertained in honour of her nephew, L-Cpl Malcolm Barnett, recently returned from France, who saw action with the North Shore Regt which entered France on D-Day. He spent his leave with his parents Mr & Mrs Fred Barnett and his brother Frank, now receiving his basic training in Fredericton. - late 1945 or 1946 (#1,TJ,?)BARRY - J. M. (Dr.)
= Dr. J. M. Barry, aged 90 yrs. Retired in Dec 1958. He first opened for practice in 1902. Dr. Barry descends from pre-Loyalist Irish stock, who came overland from the Miramichi to settle at Melrose, between Sackville and Cape Tormentine. He took up practice in Saint John and has been Pres. of the NB Medical Society in 1935-36, and since then registrar of the Council of Physicians and Surgeons of NB. Son of James and Elizabeth (Mahoney) barry, he lived on Princess St in Saint John and has two daughters, and will be 91 in 21 Jan 1960. (#1,TJ,?)BARRY - J. M. (Dr)
= Dr. J. M. Barry, Saint John was appointed registrar of the Council of Physicians and Surgeons of New Brunswick. He succeeds the late Dr. S.H. MacDonald. Those present at the meeting were Dr. R.A. Landry, Moncton, president; Dr. H.E. Britton, Moncton; Dr. R. W. L. Earle, Perth; Dr. G. Clowes VanWart, Fredericton and Dr. Barry. (#1,TJ,?)BARRY - John Malcolm (Dr)
= Dr. John Malcolm Barry, Dean of the medical profession in NB, died Friday morning at his residence, 182 Princess St, Saint John, after an illness of 2 mos. Born in Melrose, NB, s/o of the late James & Elizabeth (Mahoney) Barry. He retired at aged 90 at the end of 1958. His wife was the former Bertha Clarke of Saint John died in Sept. 1962. Surviving are two daus: Miss Elizabeth Margaret Barry & Miss Joan Clark Barry, both of Saint John. Funeral Monday 8:40 AM to the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Interment will be in St Joseph's Cemetery. (#1,TJ,?)BAYARD - Annie Lavinia (Mrs.)
= Mrs. Annie Lavinia w/o William K. Bayard, d. at her home in Welsford, suddenly of a heart seizure. Surviving are her husband; one son, Robert at home; her Mother, Mrs. Christina Smith, of Armstrong's Corner; (brother?) Eldon (Teddy) Smith, Norton; 3 sisters: Mrs. William Duragan (Jennie), West Falmouth, MA; Mrs. Max Charlton (Belle), Armstrong's Corner and Mrs. Gordon Saunders (Gertie), Grand Bay; several nieces and nephews. Funeral from home to United Church at Welsford. Services by Rev. Donald A. Sharpe. Choir directed by Mrs. H. W. Abbott. Anthony Wood was soloist. Pallbearers were: Batard R. L. Goodday, St John; David Cochrane, Ludlow Lyon, Thomas Woods, Ralph Hassen, Mac Charlton. Interment in Mount Hope Cemetery. (#1,TJ,?)BECKETT - DOHERTY
= 11 Jul 1943 - At the Jerusalem Baptist Church, Edith Grace, d/o Mr. & Mrs. Edward Beckett, Jerusalem wed Samuel s/o Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Doherty, also of Jerusalem. Ceremony performed by the bride's Uncle, Rev. Gordon Beckett, North River, NB. Attended by her sister, Evelyn Beckett and Robert MacKay was groomsman. Ushers were Don Beckett, brother of the bride and Flt.-Sgt Waldo Beckett, RCAF, her cousin. Out of town guest were Mr. & Mrs. Charles Paisly and Connie of Fairville; Mr & Mrs. Reggie Russell; Ralph Maxwell; Irma Beckett and Mrs. Perley Day all of Saint John. (#1,TJ,?)BECKETT, Waldo E. (Flt-Lt.)
= Fl-Lt. Waldo E. Beckett, who returned from overseas about a month ago, was honor guest at a social function held at the home of his aunt and uncle, Mr. & Mrs. Edwin J. Beckett, Jerusalem. A number of friends were present from whom a purse of money was presented by Edward Webb, Sr. A sing-song was enjoyed and refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Eldon Beckett, Mrs. Maurice Webb, Mrs. Hepburn Adamson, Mrs. Samuel Doherty, Mrs. James Ogilvie, Miss Rilla Machum, Edward Webb aNd William Truan. Flight Lieutenant Beckett is the eldest son of Mr. & Mrs. Eldon Beckett of Jerusalem. He enlisted in the R.C.A.F. in Sept. 1941, and has seen active service over Germany
and other parts of Europe since going overseas in the fall of 1943. (#1,TJ,?/ABOUT 1945)BELYEA - Alice B.
= At the Bethel Homes, Inc, Young's Cove Road, Queens County, April 25, 1976, Mrs. Alice B. Belyea, widow of George P. Belyea and daughter of the late Albert and Ada (Hamilton) Corbett. Survived by two sisters, two brothers, several nephews and nieces.
Resting at Wallace Funeral Home, Sussex where funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 pm. Interment in the Anglican Cemetery, Brown's Flat, NB.BELYEA - Miss Edna L.
= BELYEA: At York Manor, Wednesday, Feb. 8th, {1978} Miss Edna L. Belyea, daughter of the late Louis and
Charlotte (Johnson) Belyea. Survived by several nieces, nephews, grandnieces, grandnephews, great-grandnieces and
great-grandnephews.
Resting at J.A. McAdam Funeral Home where service will be held Friday at 2 p.m. Very Rev. Dean H.R. Cooper officiating. Entombment will be made with burial in the Rural Cemetery at a later date. Visiting hours 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.BELYEA - Miss Edna L.
= MISS EDNA BELYEA DIES AT YORK MANOR
Miss Edna L. Belyea died yesterday at York Manor. Born in Fredericton, she was the daughter of Lewis and Charlotte (Johnson) Belyea. She was employed as secretary with the department of the Provincial Secretary until her retirement.
She was affiliated with the Anglican Church and a former member of Christ Church Cathedral Choir and the
Women's Auxiliary.
She is survived by nieces, nephews; grandnieces; grandnephews; great-grandnieces; and great-grandnephews.The body is resting at J.A. McAdam Funeral Home where service will be held Friday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Dean H.R. Cooper officiating. Interment will be in the rural cemetery at a later date.BELYEA - Edward S.
= BELYEA - At the Saint John Regional Hospital, Jan. 31, 1983, Edward S. Belyea of Public Landing, Husband of
the late Minnie W. (Parker) Belyea; surviving are one step-daughter, one sister, one brother, one step-grandson, several
nieces and nephews.
Resting at Brenan's Funeral Home, 111 Paradise Row. Funeral will be held from St. Peter's Church, Public
Landing, Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Rev. David Jackson officiating. Interment in St. Peter's Cemetery, Woodman's
Point. Visiting at the funeral home from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Remembrances to St. Peter's Church or the
Wesley United Church, Brown's Flat, would be appreciated.BELYEA - Edward S.
= Edward S. Belyea of Public Landing, Kings County, husband of the late Minnie W. (Parker) Belyea, died at the Saint John Regional Hospital on Monday. Born in Olandville, Queens County, he was a son of the late Alfred D. and Mary Jane (Nelson) Belyea and had been a resident of Public Landing for the last 50 years.
He had been employed as a carpenter for the Saint John Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company Limited and later by the New Brunswick Department of Highways until his retirement.
He was a member and former chapel-warden of St. Peter's Church, Public Landing and was made an honourary warden of the same church last year.
He is survived by one step-daughter, Mrs. Ella Haycox of Public Landing; one sister, (Amelia) Mrs. David A. Elder of Saint John; one brother, Daniel of Brown's Flat; one step-grandson and several nieces and nephews.
The body is resting at Brenan's Funeral Home, 111 Paradise Row. The funeral will be held from St. Peter's Anglican Church, Public Landing on Wednesday with service at 2 p.m.
Interment will take place in St. Peter's Cemetery, Woodman's Point. Visiting at the funeral home is from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. Donations to St. Peter's Church or the Wesley United Church, Brown's Flat would be appreciated by the family.BELYEA - Mrs. Elizabeth Helen
= BELYEA - At Saint John General Hospital April 14, 1973, Mrs. Elizabeth Helen Belyea, 153 King Street East, widow of Walter Wallace (Curran) Belyea, and daughter of the late Margaret Emila (MacFarlane) and John Beresford (Scott) Coyle. Leaving to mourn, two daughters, one brother, one grandson, one great-grandson, one sister-in-law, several nieces and nephews.
Resting at the Calvin Funeral Home, (Hillsley), 91 Leinster Street, from where the funeral will be geld Wedsneday at 2 pm. Interment will be in the family plot on the Berberis Path at Fernhill Cemetery.BELYEA - Mrs. Emmaline (McLeod)
= BELYEA - At the Saint John Genral Hopsital on April 8, 1975, Mrs. Emmaline (McLeod) Belyea of 694 Chapel Street West, wife of the late Alfred L. Belyea and daughter of the late Isaac and Isabelle McLeod; survived by one son, two daughters, five grandchildren, six great-grandchildren, several nieces and nephews.
Resting at the Castle Funeral Home, (Fallsview), 309 Lancaster Avenue, from where the funeral will be held Friday ar 2 pm. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery.BELYEA - Ernest Blake
= {Jul/Aug 1973} E. B. BELYEA - SUSSEX - The death of Ernest Blake Belyea of Wickham, occured at Kings County
Memorial Hospital here, at the age of 61 years, after a brief illness.
He was born in Wickham, son of the late Gilbert and Zillah (MacAlpine) Belyea, and is survived by four brothers, George and Ervine, both of Wickham, and Ronald and Laurence, bot of Midland; four sisters, Ida, Wickham; Mrs. Muriel Davis, Sussex; Mrs. Vernon DeWitt, Woodstock, and Mrs. Miles Mersereau, Houlton, Me, and several nieces and nephews.
The body rested at the home, where service was conducted by Rev. A. S. Carpenter, assisted by Lic. Gary Barnes. Interment was made in Wickham Cemetery. Pallbearers were nephews Gilbert Belyea, Burton Belyea, Malcolm Mersereau and Ronald Laskey and Ronald Bustard and Frank Smith.BELYEA - Foster E.
= F.E. BELYEA DIES AT BROWN'S FLAT - Veteran of First Great War - Succumbs After Long Illness BROWN'S FLAT, Kings County, Sept 6 - (Special) The death of Foster E. Belyea occurred here today following a long illness. He was a veteran of the First Great War.
Besides his wife, he is survived by three sisters, Mrs. George Dunham and Mrs. Alexander Elder, Saint John; Mrs. Fred Belyea, Brown's Flat; three brothers, George and Daniel Belyea, Brown's Flat, and Edward Belyea, Public Landing.
The funeral will be held from his residence Sunday at 2 pm, to the baptist Church at Brown's Flat. Interment will be at Armstrong's Corner.BELYEA - Dr. Harry
= DR. HARRY BELYEA HONORED ON HIS 100th BIRTHDAY
Dr. Harry Belyea was honored on his 100th birthday by a testimonial given by the Medical and Dental
Societies of Edmonton.
Telegrams were read from Queen Elizabeth II, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, Premier Richard Hatfield, a
missionary in India and relatives and friends from the east coast to southern California.
He was presented with an engraves "Paul Revere" bowl from Harvard University as the oldest living graduate.
He received his DMD from Harvard in 1897. Scrolls were presented from several societies to which Dr. Belyea
belongs. Scrolls were received from the Prime Minister and the Lieut Governor of Alberts, J.W. Grant MacEwan.
Dr. Belyea was born in Central Cambridge, Queens County, on Jan 11, 1873, to John and Rachel (Cox)
Belyea, He was married to the late Sarah Josephine (Hendry) Belyea of MacDonald's Point, Queens Co.
He was the first slecialist in othodontics in Edmonton. He was chosen to found the faculty of dentisty at the
University of Alberts, and was later renamed Dean of Dentistry until retirement in 1942.
In 1960 he received an LLD from the University and in 1969 an FRCD from McGill University. He is honorary Deacon of the First Baptist Church of Edmonton, honorary member of faculty council and Professor Emeritus of U.of A. He is a member of the Edmonton Art Club and a former member of the Alpine Club. Mr. Belyea has won many awards for painting and jewellery-making since his retirement; he no longer pursues these hobbies.
Special guests at the dinner were two daughters, Mrs. A. E. Ward and Mrs. J. W. Porteous; his grandson Richard Porteous, and Dr Sandy Gilchrist, all of Edmonton; and Dr. Belyea's sister, Mrs. F.W. Wetmore and daughter
Mrs. J. Scigliano of Stratham, NH.
A phone call was received from his sister, Mrs. B. A. MacDonald of Forest Hills, Saint John, who is 97.BELYEA - Mrs. Hattie Pearl
= BELYEA: Hattie Pearl, age 85 of No. 7 Kinsmen Court and wife of the late Edmund H. Belyea passed away at the
Dr. Everett Chalmers Hospital July 23, 1977. Survived by four sons, one daughter, one sister, one brother, 13
grandchildren, 5 great grandchildren, several nieces and nephews.
Resting at Bishop's Funeral Home, 540 Woodstock Road until Tuesday where service will be held at 1:30 p.m.
Rev. Donald Robertson will officiate with Rev. Arthur Vincent officiating at the committal. Interment in the Cedar
Hill Cemetery, Saint John.BELYEA - Mrs. Hattie Pearl
= MRS. HATTIE BELYEA FUNERAL TUESDAY
Funeral service will be held Tuesday for Mrs. Hattie Pearl Belyea, widow of Edmund H. Belyea, who died Saturday at Dr. Everett Chalmers Hospital after a two-month stay. Born 85 years ago in Saint John, she was a housewife and member of the Main Street Baptist Church. She was a 50-year member of the Pythian Sisters.
She is survived by four sons, Arthur, New York; Trueman, Ottawa; Lawrence, Kitchener, Ont.; Louis, Truro, NS; a daughter, Mrs. L.K. Richardson (Sybil), Fredericton; a sister, Mrs. J.A. McNeil, Brooklyn, NY; a brother, Leonard Watson, Saint John; 13 grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews.
Rev. Donald Robertson will officiate at funeral service Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at Bishop's Funeral Home. Rev. Arthur Vincent will conduct the committal service at Cedar Hill Cemetery.BELYEA - Mrs. Jessie L.
= BELYEA - At the Saint John General Hospital, Aug 24, 1966, Mrs. Jessie L. Belyea, widow of Frederick B. Belyea, survived by two sons, a daughter, a brother, 11 grandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren, one great-great-granddaughter, several nieces and nephews.
Resting at Brenan's Funeral Home, from where the funeral will be held Saturday with service at 2 pm. Interment in Fernhill Cemetery.BELYEA - Mr and Mrs John A.
= AT HOME = Mr and Mrs John A. Belyea, 639 Aberdeen Street, will receive relatives and friends, at the Grace Memorial United Church, Connaught Street (Fredericton) on Friday August 27, from 7:30 to 10:00 p.m., on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary.BELYEA - Lottie E.
= BELYEA - At her home, Sussex, Nov 23, 1968, Mrs. Lottie E. Belyea, wife of John P. Belyea and daughter of the late James and Emma (McKenzie) Feeney. Survived by her husband, one daughter and one niece.
Resting at the Wallace Funeral Home, Sussex. Funeral service will be held from Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Sussex, Tuesday at 2 pm. Interment in Holy Trinity Anglican Cemetery, Sussex Corner.BELYEA - Marguerite L.
= IN MEMORIAM = BELYEA: In Loving Memory of my daughter Marguerite L. Belyea, who passed away August 29th, 1969. Sadly missed and always remembered by mother.BELYEA - Mrs. Mary Helen (Wheaton)
= At Dr. Everett Chalmers Hospital, Fredericton, January 1, 1977, Mrs. Mary Helen (Wheaton) Belyea of
590 Queen St. Survived by two brothers, Arthur A. Wheaton of Fredericton and Harold E. Wheaton of Salisbury, NB
and a number of nephews and nieces.
Resting at J.A. McAdam Funeral Home, 160 York St., the funeral will be held at St. Dunstan's Church with
mass Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Interment will be made in Shediac Road Cemetery, Moncton at a later date. In
lieu of flowers, donations to charity of donor's choice would be appreciated.BELYEA - Mrs. Mary Helen
= Funeral service for Mrs. Mary Helen Belyea of 590 Queens St. is to be held at St. Dunstan's Church Tuesday
at 10 a.m. Mrs. Belyea died Saturday in the Dr. Everett Chalmers Hospital.
Born at Salisbury, she was a daughter of the late Trueman and Mary (Farell) Wheaton. She had lived in Fredericton for the past 40 years, where she was supervisor of the school book department, retiring in 1965. Previously she had been employed with the superintendent's office of the CNR in Moncton.
She was a member of St. Dunstan's Church, the CWL and the Business and Professional Women's Association.
Mrs. Belyea is survived by two brothers, Arthur Wheaton, Fredericton, and Harold E. Wheaton, Salisbury, and a number of nieces and nephews.
The body is resting at the J.A. McAdam Funeral Home, 160 York St. Interment will be in the Shediac Road Cemetery, Moncton, at a later date.BELYEA - Mrs. Mary Helen
= Funeral service for Mrs. Mary Helen Belyea was held with mass in St. Dunstan's Church celebrated by Rev.
Donald Harriman, assisted by Rev. J.J. Dolan.
Honourary pallbearers were Dr. F.E. MacDiarmid, Donald Middlemiss, Dr. Fred Atkinson and Allie Tapley. Pallbearers were Ronald Cornell, Edward MacLean, LeRoy Hanson, Lester Bartlett, Armand St. Onge and
Harvey Malmberg.
Entombment was made with interment to be in the Shediac Road Cemetery, Moncton, at a later date.
Mrs. Belyea is survived by two brothers, Harold Wheaton, Salisbury, and Arthur Wheaton, Fredericton;
several nieces and nephews.
BENVIE - Emma Jean & ADAMSON - Herbert W.
= Sat 10 Jun ...., at the home of the bridge's parents in Upper Stewiacke, NS. Emma Jean second d/o Mr. & Mrs. John W. Benvie m. Herbert W. Adamson, youngest s/o Mrs. and the late Mr. R. Hepburn Adamson, of Hampstead, RR 1, NB (New Jerusalem) Ceremony performed by Rev. J. C. Fraser. Miss Phyllis Benvie attended her sister and Grant Benvie her bro. was groomsman. Music by Margaret Benvie the bride's sister. Mrs. Reuben Deane the bridge's grandmother and Mrs. Edna Burnett were hostesses at the reception. Out of town guests were the grooms mother; Donald Adamson, of Dartmouth; Mrs. Deane, this brides grandmother of Upper Musquodoboit; Dr. & Mrs. Buntain of Kentville, NS; Mr & Mrs Norman Benvie, Middle Musquodoboit, NS; Mrs. Herbert Redman and dau, Ruby, and Joseph Clattenberg of Dartmouth, NS. (#1,TJ,?)BLIZZARD - Elizabeth
= Mrs. Elizabeth Blizzard, widow of Edward, died at Victoria Public Hospital, Fredericton, NB, aged 79 yrs, 5 Jan 1960. Born at Fort Kent, ME, d/o of the late Mr. & Mrs. Erin Jackson, Resided at Victoria Mills (Fredericton) for the past 50 years. Survived by 5 sons: Ernest, Stephen of Fredericton; Alfred, Tracy, NB; Walter, Lincoln and Stewart of Peterboro, ON. A brother, Eric Jackson, Fort Kent, a half brother, John Campbell, Norwalk, CT. Twenty four grandchildren, 34 great grandchildren. Body resting at home. Funeral Thursday at 2:00 p.m. with Elders S. Matthews and R. French officiating (Latter-day Saints) Interment at Forest Hill Cemetery, Fredericton. (#1,TJ,?)BRANSCOMBE - Arnold
= Arnold Branscombe, 23, d. instantly in a road mishap. Of Corn Hill, was killed when a farm tractor he was riding was in collision with a car on the Petitcodiac-Havelock Highway, about 7 miles from Petitcodiac. He was crushed to death as the tractor which his bro. Ivan was driving overturned and fell on him shortly before 1 pm. The car driver was Carl Neilson, 19 of Salisbury who was accompanied by his father. They and Ivan Branscombe were unhurt. Corner Dr. J. Edgar Girard, of Moncton called an inquest. Survived by his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Hilliard Branscombe with whom he lived (He was single) 8 sisters: Mrs. Wm. Church (Myrtle), Anagance Ridge; Mrs. Gurney Crossman (Evelyn), River Glade; Mrs. Joseph Church (Gladys), Saint John; Mrs. Warren Murray (Pauline), Corn Hill; Mrs. Raymond Steeves (Luretta) Moncton; Miss Grace, of Moncton; Miss Margaret & Miss Lottie, both at home. 3 brothers: Everett & Earl of Hillsboro; Ivan at home. (#1,TJ,?)BRODERICK - Mary Jane (Mrs)
= Mrs. M. J. Broderick died at her home. Mary Jane, widow of Dr. Edward J. Broderick d. at 97 Union St, after a lingering illness. d/o the late Mr. & Mrs. David O'Connell. She was m. in
Jun 1901, to Dr. Broderick who d. in Dec 1942. Graduate of Sacred Heart Covent, Waterloo St, Saint John. Survived by 2 sons, Dr. Edward O'Connell Broderick, Needham, MA; W. Harold & Ralph J., both of Saint John & 3 daus: ... , Mary & Eileen at home. Two sisters: Mrs. J. B. Whelan, Needham, MA; Miss Lauretta O'Connell, Saint John; 3 grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Whelan, Dr. Joseph Whelan, a former major in the US army, and Dr. Broderick, a former Capt. in the US Army came to Saint John to attend the funeral. Funeral from the Cathedral at 9:45 am, to St Joseph's Cemetery. (#1,TJ,?)BROWN - D'Arcy
Gagetown, June 27 - (Special) - D'Arcy Brown, 68, died unexpectedly at his farm at Lawfield, near here, yesterday after
a heat attach. Born at Hibernia, he was the eldest son of Isaac and Catherine Brown and had spent most of his life at Lawfield.
During the Second Great War, he was employed at shipbuilding at St Andrews.
He is survived by his wife, eight daughters, Mrs. Ernest Rathburn, Caton's Island; Mrs. James Hamilton, Saint John; Mrs. Theodore Brown, Hibernia; Mrs. Fred Drummond, Gagetwon; Mrs. Donald Armstrong; Mrs. Eric Mott, Mrs. George Crozier, Mrs. Donald Armstrong and Mrs. Joseph K. Carruthers, all of Saint John; four sons, Willard, St John; D'Arcy, Brown's Flats; Harold, Saint John, Lewis, at home; two sisters, Mrs. Ellen Briggs, Gagetown and Mrs. Lily Cogswell, South Devon; a brother, Fred B. Brown, Gagetown and 28 grandchildren. Two other grandsons, Joseph Hamilton and James B. Aruthers lost their lives in the Second Great War.
The funeral was held yesterday with prayers at the home at 2 pm, conducted by Rev. A.B. Copeland of the Penteccoastal Church, Lawfield, followed by service at St John's Church conducted by Rev. H.J. Hoyt. Interment will be made in the family lot in the churchyard cemetery. (#1,TJ,?)BROWN - Kathleen Neta & CRAIN - Philbrick James
= Kathaleen Neta Brown wed Philbrick James Crain at the United Baptist Church, Geary. Service by Rev. W. Hartley Britton. She is the d/o Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Brown, Haneytown and he the s/o of Mr. & Mrs. Edward Crain, Upper Kent, NB. Allan Boone was organist and Miss Anne MacKnight soloist. Attendants were: Mrs. Gerald Brown, the bride's sister-in-law was matron of honour; Mrs. Douglas Morehouse, her sister was Bride's maid and her niece, Donna Morehouse was flower girl. Philip Brown, brother of the bride was groomsman. Gerald Brown and Roger Reader were ushers. They will reside in St Lamberts, Quebec, where they are both on the staff of city schools. (#1,TJ,?)BROWN - John Joseph
= John Joseph Brown was buried from his home, Byards Station. Services by Rev. D. A. Sharp, of Welsford United Church, assisted by Elder H. Boyd Mortensen of the Latter-day Saint Church. Son of the late John & Johanna Brown, and was b. at Lindsay, ON. He m. (1) Viola Gertrude Haggerman who died several years ago, and (2) Margaret Miller of Bathurst. Pallbearers were: John Reed, R. J. Reed; J. Chard; R. Walker, J. Chesley; T. Morrison, all of St John. (#1,TJ,?)BRUETON - Joseph
= Joseph Brueton (1942) of Welsford, d. at the General Hospital, Saint John, NB, where he has been a patient since April 1. Born in England, son of the late Charles W. & Florence Giles Brueton. Lived in Welsford past 30 years. Member of St Luke's Church (Anglican) of Welsford. Besides his adopted mother, Mrs. Havelock Woods, he is survived by his wife, Pearl (McCutcheon) of Armstrong's Corner, Queens Co; 1 son, Fred at home; 4 sisters, Mrs. Katherine Hamilton, Saint John; Mrs. Ernest Watson, Mrs. David Bailey, and Mrs. Charles Clark, all of England. Funeral Friday from St Luke's Church. Interment at Lyons Cemetery,
Welsford. (#1,TJ,?)BURGESS - Mrs. Alfred E.
= Mrs. Alfred E. Burgess, of New Jerusalem, d. in her 88th yr. widow of Alfred E., of New Jerusalem, d/o the late Mr & Mrs Nathaniel Inch, also of New Jerusalem. Member of the United Church. Surviving 1 sister, Mrs. Frances Giggey, of New Jerusalem; 1 grandson, Edward Vallis of Welsford, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral at the United Church. Interment in the United Cemetery, New Jerusalem. (#1,TJ,?)