Dr. Alexander Tupper McDonald

Dr. Alexander Tupper McDonald was born in Williamstown, October 2nd, 1875. He was the second son of John Alexander McDonald and his wife the former Mary Alexander. From his youth he was known as “Tupper” McDonald.

In his early school and local sport career, “Tupper” McDonald demonstrated a potential of greatness. He attained this class in track, field, hockey and lacrosse. It was with Queen’s University champion football teams at the turn of the century that “Tupper” scaled the heights of stardom.

After graduating in Medicine he declined the usual practice to assist his parents in the operation of their mercantile business, insurance and post office. He died November 1, 1963.