Ashbury College - Ashburian Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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S THE ASHBURIAN Lou Bates sailed a few days ago with the Ottawa Shamrock Hockey Team. This team will tour Europe and expects to perform in Berlin before Adolf Hitler. XVe hope they know the Salute ! Donald Mclnnes is practising law in Halifax. Nova Scotia. Gilbert Fauquier is now a partner in the firm of Pitfield. Mathewson 8 Company, Brokers. john Allen was bereaved recently by the death of his sister. Mrs. MacLaren. who died very suddenly. Pop Irwin played on the back position for Ottawa Ranger Football team this fall, and this winter will perform with the New Edinburgh Hockey Team. .lolm Fauquier is a member of the Montreal Flying Club, but is at present Hying with the Ottawa Flying Club. This summer, the engine of the plane he was flying gave out over XVilliamsburg. but john was able to bring the machine down in a field, performing a perfect forced landing. XYe congratulate him on obtaining his Commercial l'ilot's Certificate. Other Old lioys' News will be found in Dr. XVoolleombe's Annual Report. Nl.'XRRl.tXfiliS Un 'Iune l7th, at the Church of the Advent. XYestniount, P. Lester clayton was married to llelen Macllougall jones. We heartily wish them all happiness and prosperity. llt-:trtiest congratulations and all best wishes to .Ieffery G. Qarriqne and lfrances Tlioinpson, who were married on july lst. We otler our hearty congratulations to Henry Newcome Blake- ney on his engagement to lflizabetli Lesson Vthitlmy, of Toronto. ll. N. lilakeney was at .Xshliury 1906-16.

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THE ASHBURIAN 7 The next few items all concern McGill. Ned Elwood is play- ing intermediate Hockey: Gordon MacCarthy is practising with the junior Hockey people: Ken MacKenzie will probably be with the Ski team again this year: Ronald Leathem is producing a Play called Rope for the Player's Club: Gordon Forbes is back taking Mining Engineering, after receiving a degree in Commerce last Spring: Bob MacCarthy is turning out with the Gym team again: VVilbur Hart is taking a prominent part in the XVinter Out- ing Club, and it is hoped that Barclay Robinson will be seen in Hockey Circles this season after his successful appearances with the Victoria City League last XVinter. Fraser Coristine is working in a Bank in Montreal. Guy Perodeau, now happily recovered from his serious illness. is with a Pulp and Paper Company in Three Rivers. Blair Gilmour, Lou Bates and .lohn Guthrie all played Rugger for the Ottawa Rangers and Roughriders this Fall. P. Hanway Gault is now on the staff of Allen R. Smart K Co.. Certified Accountants, New York. i L. Dunlop Palmer is with the Canadian 'Vickers Co.. Ltd.. Montreal. Captain Stewart C. Hate was a member nt' the Canadian team at the lnternational llorse show in New York. The team won the XYestchester Challenge Trophy for jumping. Edwin Wade Devlin last summer made a tour of the British Isles on a bicycle. and at the same time wrote most interesting articles on his impressions to an Ottawa paper. Lawrence jackson recently had his family increased by the arrival of another daughter.

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THE .4SHBL'RI.4.Y in DEATHS Our very sincere sympathy is extended to the relatives and friends of Harold Cave-Brown-Cave, late of Montreal. who was drowned near Ste. Agathe des Monts Oue. o November 12th w hen trying to drag a canoe laden with '1 deer acioss a frozen lake He w as affed 28 and was at Ashbury from September 1918 to lune 1922 He was employed for some time by the lauientide Pulp and Paper Lompanv It is with deep regret that we haye to record the death of General Sir Arthur Luirie He w as in command of the Canadian Forces durinff the XX orld XX at and his los 1 Avshbulx C1925 19291 Sir within xisited the bchool and many Old Aishhurians had come into contact with him at Xlcblll Lmx ersity , X' , n . 1 L C , . ' . ' 5 b , ' : ' ' ' : ' 6 ' ' ', 1 QS 's mourned throughout Canada. XYe offer our sincere sym- pathy to LadyiiCurrie and his son. Garner, who was at CHAPEL NOTES We were verv sorrv to hear after the first month of the term. that we should beilosingi the kind help and services of the Yenerahle Archdeacon bl. M. Snowdon. who had been in charge of our Sunday services. In the short time he was with us. he had made himself most popular and respected. and we enjoyed his interesting and forceful sermons. He sailed on October 7th from Yanconver for China and japan, to study conditions in the Mission liields. We hope that when he returns, we may he privileged to hear something of his experiences. We extend a very cordial welcome to his successor. the Rev. XY. S. Major, whose kindly help we consider ourselves very lucky to obtain. Klr. Major was at St. tie-orge's church, Montreal for twenty-tive years and this fact alone should convey the privilege we all feel in having him with us in our Cihapel Services. l'rior to being at Montreal, he was at Veterhorougli, 6 bntario. Klr. lx L. X. lzdwards ls now in charge ul the Urgaii and Qhoir. XXI- congratulate llr. AX. I . Kf XX'halley on his appointment to the lleanery ot llahlax. Nova Scotia. llis successor at 51. llar- tholomew's is .Xrchdeacon Nelten. whom we hope to have the pleasnre of hearing at one of our Vhapel Services in due course.