The First Mayor of Shawville, Quebec.
" The death of Mr. John Dale of this village, on Sunday morning last, removes another of the fast disappearing landmarks of this section. Mr. Dale, who was in his 71st year, had been in an enfeebled state of health for some years past, and lately was unable to leave his home. In early life, Mr. Dale took an active part in Municipal matters, and for several terms represented Clarendon at the County Council board. After the incorporation of Shawville, Mr. Dale had the honour of being its first Mayor. The deceased gentleman was a member of the English Church and a strong Conservative in politics. He was also a member of the Orange Order, under whose auspices his funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon."
" The death of Mr. John Dale of this village, on Sunday morning last, removes another of the fast disappearing landmarks of this section. Mr. Dale, who was in his 71st year, had been in an enfeebled state of health for some years past, and lately was unable to leave his home. In early life, Mr. Dale took an active part in Municipal matters, and for several terms represented Clarendon at the County Council board. After the incorporation of Shawville, Mr. Dale had the honour of being its first Mayor. The deceased gentleman was a member of the English Church and a strong Conservative in politics. He was also a member of the Orange Order, under whose auspices his funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon."
The First Mayor of Shawville, Quebec.
" The death of Mr. John Dale of this village, on Sunday morning last, removes another of the fast disappearing landmarks of this section. Mr. Dale, who was in his 71st year, had been in an enfeebled state of health for some years past, and lately was unable to leave his home. In early life, Mr. Dale took an active part in Municipal matters, and for several terms represented Clarendon at the County Council board. After the incorporation of Shawville, Mr. Dale had the honour of being its first Mayor. The deceased gentleman was a member of the English Church and a strong Conservative in politics. He was also a member of the Orange Order, under whose auspices his funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon."
" The death of Mr. John Dale of this village, on Sunday morning last, removes another of the fast disappearing landmarks of this section. Mr. Dale, who was in his 71st year, had been in an enfeebled state of health for some years past, and lately was unable to leave his home. In early life, Mr. Dale took an active part in Municipal matters, and for several terms represented Clarendon at the County Council board. After the incorporation of Shawville, Mr. Dale had the honour of being its first Mayor. The deceased gentleman was a member of the English Church and a strong Conservative in politics. He was also a member of the Orange Order, under whose auspices his funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon."
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