Eastern Chronicle, New Glasgow, N.S., Tuesday, 17 Nov 1942: GOLDBORO The death took place last week in Goldboro of Mrs. Issac Clarke. She was an aged lady and she and her sister, Mrs. Mike Foley lived together in their comfortable home in Goldboro. She was a fine woman in every way, and her late husband, Issac Clarke, was also of the salt of the earth. Those of the Eastern Chronicle feel they can write authoritatively of the deceased. We recall Deborah Fenton before she was Mrs. Clarke and those memories are most precious for Debbie Fenton who helped care for the editor and the business manager, when they were so very young that they needed careful watching. A year ago we both called to see her and it was a happy reunion.Years were beginning to tell on the aged lady, but we looked forward to seeing her again. But it is not to be. That incident in life with its hallowed memories is now of the past. The little gracious woman who so well served her day and generation has been called to her eternal rest. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx H. JAMES MacDONALD WESTVILLE- ILL less than a week, the death of H. James MacDonald, prominent Westville citizen, which occured Tuesday night at his home, West Street, was a grievous shock to his family and host of friends in Westville, where he has been a highly esteemed citizen for many years. Mr. MacDonald was at his work at the Trenton steel plant last Wednesday and after returning home suffered a paralytic stroke from which he failed to rally. He always took a leading role in Oddfellowship and was active in Scotia Lodge, I.O.O.F. and Canton Dryden Order. He was a member of Westville United Church. Always interested in music since his boyhood days, he was a noted violin player and he gave of his talent to various musical programs in former years. He was born in Glengarry, Pictou County, 66 years ago, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MacDonald. In his immediate family he is survived by his wife, the former Bella Rice of Westville, and by an only daughter, Frances, wife of James A. MacQuarrie, Westville merchant, and by his one grandson, Sandy MacQuarrie. A brother, John A. MacDonald, Ottawa, and a sister, Mrs. Alex MacQuarrie, Glengarry, also survive. Another sister, Mrs. Alfred MacLeod, passed away in Providence, R.I., a few months ago. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx WILLIAM GREEN Wheeler, Ore. Relatives in New Glasgow have received word of the death of William Green at his home in Wheeler, Oregan. Mr. Green was at an advanced age, and had resided in the United States for many years. He was born in New Glasgow and was the last member of his family. Surviving nieces and nephews in New Glasgow are Mrs. A.P. Douglas, Mrs. W.D. Chisholm, Miss Jennie Green and Douglas Green. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Carolyn Wallace