The
remains of the late Miss Emma Moule were interred Friday afternoon,
30 Nov 1917 at Oakwood Cemetery.
The deceased arrived here
from Detroit on 11 Nov 1917 for a two week's rest and was to return
at the end of that time for an operation on her throat, but did not
regain her strength and she passed away on 27 Nov 1917, after a
lingering illness at the home of her sister, Mrs. Raymond Doring,
Queen and Chapel Streets, Simcoe.
The funeral service was held
at Mrs. Doring's home and was conducted by Rev. A. B. Farney of
Trinity Church. The pall bearers were: A. Anderson, T. Baker, A.
West, and V. Norris.
There were many beautiful
floral tributes, and among them a handsom spray of roses from the
children of her late mistress, Mrs. William R. Kales of Detroit.
All expenses were undertaken
by Mrs. Kales, by whom she had been employed until she came to
Simcoe.
