On Saturday,
7 Feb 1920, the death took place of James A. Henry, a miller by
trade, who for 40 years had been in the employ of Duncombe Bros.
Owing to
ill-health he gave up his trade in April, 1919. His trouble
developed into pernicious anaemia, resulting in death.
The deceased
is survived by a sorrowing widow, one daughter: Mrs. Roy Beemer of
Townsend, one sister: Mrs. Geo. Doughty of Simcoe, and three
brothers: Judson of Toronto, Duff and Lewis of Chiciago.
To these
sorrowing relatives is extended the sincere sympathy of their many
friends.
The remains
were laid away in Greenwood Cemetery on Monday at 2:30 p.m., the
Rev. H. Wilkins officiating.
Those who
attended the funeral from a distance were: Mr. Duff Henry,
and
Mr. and Mrs. Judson Henry of Chicago,
Mrs. H. Wilson of Toronto,
Mr. Lew Doughty of Buffalo,
Mrs. Clemens and
Mrs. Thomas Henry of Hespeler,
Mr. Shaver of Woodstock,
Oscar and Thomas Macklem and
Mrs. Anderson of Hamilton, and
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Doughty of Simcoe.
