LANGTON
Born to the wife of
Russell Jamieson, a son, on 13 Sep 1920.
The death occurred in
Aylmer last week of Mrs. James Craig, who made her home here with
the late Dr. Tweedale. The remains were brought to Carholme for
interment on Tuesday. The deceased was 90 years old and had spent
the past five years with her daughter in Aylmer.
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WALSH
Mrs. Alex Taylor, an aged
and much respected resident, passed to her reward on Saturday
morning. The late Mrs. Taylor suffered a paralytic stroke about
two weeks ago and never regained consciousness. Interment took
place in the Methodist Cemetery on Monday afternoon.
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DELHI
The little eight month old
son of Mrs. Andrew Young died at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Birdsall, in Delhi, on Saturday. The infant had been
ill almost since birth.
Orville Tuck, son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Tuck of Delhi, married Miss Ruby Felker of Grimsby
on 6 Sep 1920 in Grimsby.
Miss K. Howey was called
to Windsor on Monday, owing to the death of her niece, Miss
Marjorie Laing, which occurred on Sunday. The late Miss Laing was
operated on for appendicitis on Saturday. The remains were
conveyed to Delhi on Tuesday and arrived on the 2 o'clock Wabash,
where a number of friends and relatives awaited and followed the
remains to the Delhi Cemetery. Much sympathy is felt for the
family in their sad and sudden loss of so bright and beautiful a
young life.
