Simcoe was
greatly shocked last evening to learn that
Mr. Fred S. Chadwick had
passed away.
He was known to have been ill with typhoid fever
for two
or three weeks, and at times quite low.
That morning however, most
encouraging reports
had come from the sick room, and it was generally
supposed that his recovery was expected.
However, during the day he
took a turn for the
worse, and about five o'clock death resulted.
Frederick Somerville Chadwick
was one of two sons,
who were the only children of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Chadwick, Norfolk Street south, members of one of
the oldest pioneer
families of the Long Point District.
Mr. Chadwick survives to
mourn the loss of his eldest
son. Mrs. Chadwick died a few months ago.
Deceased was a very successful
business man, conducting a large and prosperous jewelry store.
He was in
his 51st year, and unmarried.
The funeral will take place from
his father's residence
on Saturday, October 6th, at 2:30 p.m., to
Oakwood
Cemetery.
