THAO. Suddenly, at Fraserburgh (the result of an accident). en September 18. 1870. John William Trail, aged years, beloved only son of Mr and Mrs John William Trail. Olenbuchty Place. Funeral private No Bowers, no callers, please Wiki..— At Foreslerhlll

returned home at headache. Five hours , of 49 Froghall Terrace, Aberdeen, was dead. Last night his grief-stricken father. Mr William Trail, sheet-metal worker at Inverurie Loco Works, said the cause of his son’s death was mystersi He said: "William was out playing

complaining of a headache a 13- )ld Aberdeen boy was dead. The boy, William Trail, <* 4» Pro*hall Terraca, had been play* ins with hie pale earlier the Crtef-eUioken father, Mr William Trail, a abeet metal worker at lawurle Loco Woifes. said the cause of

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dies A FORMER HEADMASTER of Eastern Primary School, Broughty Ferry, and past-president of Dundee Operatic Society, Mr William Trail Wilson died at the Craigpark Nursing Home, Newport, on Saturday night. Mr Wilson moved to Dundee in 1927 after graduating

performed the Dedication ceremony. The choir was in charge of the organist, Mrs Murray, and a duet was rendered by Mr and Mrs William Trail, and a quartette by Mrs W .Trail, Miss J. Runcie, Mr W. Trail and Mrs J, Simpson. SANDHAVEN AND PITULLIE CHURCH WOMEN’S

112 Bal- Prwrburgh for his first moor Terrace, died in hospi- ee*t®nd off. _ . . . Ul after the smash, in which Mr John William Trail (21). 5 Glenbuchty Place. Fraser- t®*". killed Koyai Infirmary, ForesteitiOl, ourgn, was Kiuea. Saturday, after I * Mr

■vcning ind the Irishman told: Watch what you s ,Va llilsllM.VN iippcaiciJ Vlicidccn I’olii.c Coin I today woincil Jid'-li’ William trail; to IkiifiA careful wild you say the moment.”; l ll l ain Korii.r auUIVi. c/ j East "Ncuilft • Street, Aberdeen. admittßcl

services rendered, and all .hose braved the storm pay their last respects the church and graveside. , TRAIL.—Mr and Mrs William Trail. , arid Mrs J. Oram, and Trail, senior, wish return sincere thanks all relatives, friends, neighbours, schoolmates. S.th

Aberdeen 3.724 Mrs Ida Isabella Cowe 64 Watson Street, Aberdeen Allan McKen/ie. retired carpenter Molburn Street. Aberdeen William Trail, upholsterer. 24 Leggart Terrace Bridge Dee. Aberdeen .... Ml*a Annie Murray, re. tired domestic serrant. 180 Bankhead