West Cumberland Times 21 November 1928 21 Nov. 1928 Deaths & In Memoriams

21 Nov. 1928 Deaths & In Memoriams

GILL. - At Arlecdon Farm, on the 17th November, 1928,  Robert, dearly beloved husband of Mary PONSONBY-GILL. To be interred at Arlecdon  Church to-day (Wednesday), November 21st, at 2 p.m. ****** LUCAS. - At 20 Skinner Street, Cockermouth, on November 18th,  Elizabeth, the beloved wife of Joseph LUCAS, late of Flimby, aged 64 years. To  be interred at Cockermouth Cemetery on Thursday, 22 Nov. 1928, leaving residence  at 1-45. What is home without a mother, Where are the  joys we meet, When her loving smile no longer Greets the coming of our  feet. ****** BROATCH. - On the 17th Nov. 1928 at Highcote, Workington, Leonard,  the eldest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. BROATCH, aged 57 years. Was interred at Carlisle Cemetery, on Tuesday, the 20th. No flowers. ****** BOWMAN. - At Carlisle, on the 17th Nov. 1928, Mary Jane, aged 79  years, the beloved wifr of Henry BOWMAN, 4 Argyle Terrace,  Workington. Friends, please meet cortege at 11 a.m. to-day (Wednesday), for  interment at Harrington Road Cemetery. This is the only intimation. No  Flowers. ****** HETHERINGTON. -At 7 Mayo Street, Cockermouth on the 18th November,  1928, Thomas (Tom) HETHERINGTON, the beloved husband of Pattie HETHERINGTON,  aged 73 years, late of Stratford, Ontario, Canada. To be interred at Cockermouth Cemetery, to-day, (Wednesday) 21st November, leaving residence at -- p.m. . Friends please accept this intimation. “Safe Home at Last.” ******** IN MEMORIAM. ******* FOSTER. - In ever loving memory of Tom, beloved husband of Hannah  FOSTER, who died at Station Hotel, Aspatria, November 23, 1927. “Though death divides, fond memories  cling.” Ever remembered by his wife and family. ****** STEELE. -  In loving memory of Lilian May, who died November  20 192? Aged 11 ½ years, and Florence Mary who died December 26th, 1914. Dearly  loved daughters of Walker and Mary Agnes STEELE, Great Clifton. Also of their grandfather, Henry FEENEY. Fondly remembered by all. “R. I. P.”

 

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