OBIT # 5202 - EVENING NEWS - 5 JULY 1949: TRENTON- Neighbours and friends in Trenton were shocked when they learned MARY DOLINA CAMPBELL has passed peacefully away in the Point Edward Sanitorium near Sydney,C.B., on June 10th, where she had been a patient for almost four months. Born at Pictou Island, August 10th, 1933, she was a daughter of Mr.and Mrs MALCOLM CAMPBELL, Trenton.She had attended Trenton schools, she liked all kinds of sports, and was esteemed and beloved by all who knew her. Death coming at such an early age is deeply regretted, and the loss in the family circle is irreparable. Stricken with a severe case of flu, she developed tubercular spinal meningitis. After hospitalization she responded to to the treatment and was looking forward to being able to return home in a few days, when suddently the meningitis again gained a foothold and everything possible was done in an effort to relieve her condition and suffering , but to no avail, she gradually weakened and passed away to higher service. The funeral was held in the Church of the Nazarene, Trenton on Tuesday afternoon, and was largely attended. The service was conducted by Rev.Roland Stanford. The hymns sung were"The Old Rugged Cross","Abide With Me". Mrs. Issac Simpson and Miss Gertrude Stanford sang in a touching manner that lovely hymn"Sometimes". Interment was in Hillside cemetery,"until the day dawns and the shadows fall away". The pall bearers were: Douglas MacKay, Cecil MacNeil, Calvin MacCallum, Raymond Baglole, Dunn MacDonald, Hector MacDonald. Left to mourn the loss of a loving daughter and sister are her lonely parents; one brother, FRASER, at home; two sisters, MRS.WALTER BROWN, Trenton; MRS.ABE MILES, Sydney,C.B.