This is another set of the newspaper clippings that are in the "Secretary's Minutes" book of the Thistle Mission Band of Marysville, New Brunswick. There was no date on the first one in the set today, but is probably 1931 or 1932 going by the dates on the other clippings. I hope this helps someone smash a brick wall. Alta Many Were at Funeral At the funeral yesterday afternoon of the late Mrs. Charles Forbes many were present at the service held at the house by Rev. George Telford and Rev. Mr. Burns, including members of the choir of St. Paul's United Church, who sang several hymns. The body was taken by special train to Taymouth, accompanied by many from the city and Devon, and at Taymouth many old friends were present. Rev. Mr. Telford and Rev. Mr. Fytche, of Taymouth, conducted the service at the grave and the many beautiful floral tributes were placed upon the grave in Taymouth Cemetery. The pall bearers were Solomon Greer, William Horncastle, Robert Willett, T. W. Sansom, Harry Greer, Daniel Charters. The chief mourners were Alex. Forbes, James Forbes, John Forbes, Roy Forbes, Malcom Tait, Donald Tait, Charles Forbes, Perry Forbes, Ralph Forbes, Ivan Forbes, Ronald Forbes, Harry Greer, Archie Greer, Edward Horncastle, R. Bedford Green, James Greer, Donald Horncastle, Solomon Greer, Hedley Forbes, Robert Forbes, Angus Forbes, Robert Forbes, Nashwaak, William Horncastle, Andrew Perry, John Perry. James Fraser. (Next clipping pasted over bottom of this clipping and seems to be hiding another row of names ending with "Sandy" on the right side of the clipping.) (Handwritten at the top of the clipping - Dec. 5, 1931.) Died at New Maryland. The death occurred at New Maryland this morning at 10 o'clock of Mrs. Elizabeth (Bessie) Doherty, widow of Henry Doherty, after a long and painful illness at the age of 47 years. Deceased was born in New Maryland and lived for some years in Fredericton before going to Portland, Me. to live. Being stricken with an incurable malady she came back to Fredericton and lived here for a few months before going to New Maryland to live with her brother, Wesley Fletcher, at whose home she died. She was a woman of exemplary habits, who made friends and kept them, and her death will be learned of with regret. She was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Fletcher, of New Maryland, and is survived by one daughter, Margaret, of this city; two brothers, Wesley Fletcher, of New Maryland, and Medley Fletcher, of this city, and one sister, Mrs. Everett Nason, of Providence, R. I. The funeral will take place to-morrow afternoon, leaving the house at three o'clock. Service will be conducted in the Anglican Church at New Maryland and interment made in the adjacent churchyard. DIED SMITH — At Beaverdam, York county, N. B., April 4th, 1935, Israel Smith, aged 88 years. Funeral to-morrow afternoon at one o'clock from the home of his son, Edward E. Smith. Service at the United Baptist Church, Nasonworth, at 2.30 o'clock by Rev. Mr. Ricker and interment in Nasonworth cemetery.