PERSONAL PARS

Grey River Argus, 1 November 1916, Page 2

PERSONAL PARS

Miss Elsie Scholefield, aged 18..died suddenly aj; the, residence of ;Mr. « Thomson, near Murchison, while, pn the journey from Reetton to.Murchison .■».■"'■

The following passengers arrived by the express last evening:— Mies>rs Aptetl, Phillipe, Nash, Pickering, Cramp, Wilkinson, McAlpine, Kereo, Home, Roberts, Kilgour; ; Mosdames Inglis, Falkncr, Mclntyre; Miss Priest.

. The following' are the latest enlistments: Wells, Harry, Woodstock; Walsh, . James, Cook '3 ■ River, South Westland; Lohmann,. Frederick Otto, Kumara; Carmine, Cecil., Augustus (Public Works), Greymouth., ■' .

"'•■ The following left yesterday morning to make up the shortage in;- -the Twenty -second Reinforcements: Robert McLuskie (Dobson), James Anderson (Dobson), Lindsay Weir (Crushington) and Patrick Connolly (seaman, s.s. Ngakuta). .■ .■ ■ , ■••.

. The funeral of the Uto C. F. A. Btoa'd on Saturday afternoon was large ly" attended. The Masonic fraternity were largely represented. The impr'e.s. jive obsoquie s . of the Anglican Church were conducted by Mr J. Farnell, Proy. G.M. R. Richmond, P.M., performed the last solemn rites of the Masonic Order, r.he remains being lowered to their' -last • esting place by Past Masters of : the Several local lodges. Among 'the ftbral tributes and tokens of respect .to ihe memory of the deceased were \vVeaths from the staff of ' the National Bank, of which deceased had been lo- • ■al' 'manager, and the Greymouth Bowing Club. •• ' "' ,:"■.■"

Captain Saunders, son of .Mr. H. Sauriders, of the, Empire* Theatre, whej returned to New Zealand in the hpsl pjtal ship Marama, reached Nelson -ti|fl other day. Captain- Saunders left-MH Zealand as a lieutenant in . the Body, and after being with then^^B Egypt for some time participate^^H the historic landing at Gallipoli^^B April 25th. 191 5- While there he tracted pleurisy and was sent bacj^M Egypt. On his return to Gallipol^^B ness again overtook him. and hej^M invalided to 'Netley Hospital, Tj^H land, where he remained for neafl^H year. He was promoted captain;Mn jtoT lv. IQIS, Cnptain Saunder^/'benefited considerably by the sea -±rip froirt England, but is not yet fully restored! to health. /' ." A quiet wedding wapsolemnised . at -)t Patrick's Church, /Greymouth, yesjerday morning, the^eontra^ting parties jeirig MissCissie Bogarty, daughter, of >he late P ? Fogarty, of Greymouth, md Mr James Crilegan, of Inangahua function. Tltd. ceremony was performed by the Rev Father Le Croix, md the church was well filled with vcll-wishers of the contracting- parties. L'he bride, who wore a smart tailorliade costume, was attended by- Miss tfalpin, of Totara Flat, as bridesmaid, Air T. Barry acting as best man. After he ceremony an adjournment was?. uadc to the residence, of M,r M. J. c'ogarty, brother of the bride, where he wedding breakfast was partaken >f and the usual toast s duly honoured. Mr and Mrs O 'Regan subsequently left by the Otira express for Christchurcii md Soiith on their marriage toxir. At :ae Greymouth railway station the iiappy couple were again congratulated', md tendered the good wishe s of -a,', largo circle of friends for, their future happines.