AN ECHO OF THE PAST.
4>ear Madam Editor, — 1 am at present visiting Kuiapoi, and last week had the pleasure of addressing a meeting in the new Rest Room. There will l»e few—a very few now - "old identities" like myself who will rememlier meeting at a Dominion Don vent ion the late Mrs Sou I by, for* many years the very capable Secretary of the Kainpoi Union. Mrs Koulhy passed to higher service in 1912, but Mr Sou Iby still lives in the old home. The old gentleman, at the age of ninety-two, lives alone, does his own house-work, and greets one always with a bright smile, (Juite recently he was heard to say he “enjoys every moment of life." He is m full possession of all his faculties, and it was touching to see his pleasure in mv visit this morning and in recalling the days long gone.— I am, etc., MARY S. I‘DWELL.
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White Ribbon, Volume 32, Issue 374, 18 August 1926, Page 4
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