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We1ls, 1878-81; rector of Fertagh, County Kilkenny, Ireland, 1881-88. In charge of St. Luke's, Badminster, Bristol, 1888-90. Rector of Creggam Armagh, 1890-94. Rector of Killoran, Sligo, 1895-1904. Archdeacon of Achonnry, 1902-04. Vicar of St. Johns, Harborn, Birmingham, 1904-09. Marshal Saskatchewan, 1909-12. Incumbent of Christ Church, Dusseldorf, Germany, 1913-14. War found Archdeacon Noyes in Germany, and it was with great difficulty that he and his wife were enabled to leave the country, all their household effects being confiscated. Returning to Ireland, he was in charge of Lima Vady, County Derry, 1914-16. Returned to Canada and retired. His son, Herbert H. Noyes, served overseas with the 5th Sask. Battalion and was killed in action at Ypres. Archdeacon Noyes is a cousin of the famous English poet and writer, Alfred Noyes. He is a contributor to various religious periodicals. Address, Lloydminster.

 

MOXON: Arthur, B.A., B.C.L., dean and professor of law, University of Saskatchewan. Born at Rawdon, Hants County, Nova Scotia, 1882, son of Joseph and Margaret E. Moxon. Educated at Dalhousie College, Halifax (B.A.), Oxford University (B.C.L.) Rhodes, Scholar, Nova Scotia, 1906. Professor of Classics, University of Saskatchewan, 1909-1911. Admitted to the bar of Saskatchewan, 1911. Practised law, 1911. 1914, Saskatoon. Assistant manager National Trust Co., Saskatoon office, 1914-19. Professor of law, Saskatchewan University, 1919. Anglican. Address, 675 University Drive, Saskatoon.

 

MUNDELL: The late Lieutenant David, B.A., barrister- (Mundell & Proctor). Born at Inverness, Scotland, April 11th, 1883, a son of Walter and Margaret Mundell. Married Miss Stella Reany, 1909, and has one son (David) and two daughters. Educated at the public, schools, Brandon Collegiate, Manitoba University. Came to Manitoba in 1886; was articled in

 

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