Newspaper Funeral Jane Curtis
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FUNERAL OF MRS. J. CURTIS
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A Well-Known Resident
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The death occurred, after a short
illness, of Mrs. Jane Curtis, of 11,
Iron Bar Lane, Canterbury, at the
age of 80 years. She leaves a family of
seven sons and five daughters
and had been a resident of the
city for many years. The funeral
took place on Saturday at Can-
terbury Cemetery, preceded by a ser-
vice at St. George's Church, conducted
by the Rev. G. Keable. Among those
present at the church were Mr. T.
Collard and members of St. George's
Church Mothers' Meeting.
The mourners were Messrs. T., A., S.,
C., J., H. Curtis (sons), Mesdames F.
Austen, W. George, J. Gurr, G.
Pritchard (daughters), Messrs. F.
Austen and G. Pritchard (sons-in-law),
Mesdames T., A., W., S., C. and H.
Curtis (daughters-in-law), Mr. C.
Mannouch (brother), Mr. T. Curtis and
Mrs. Lewis (grandchildren).
Beautiful wreaths were sent by: Tom
and Louie; Maria and Fred; Arthur
and Polly and family; Sarah, Bill and
Edie and family; Steve, Lil and family;
Charlie and Annie; Nellie and children,
Doris and Stella; Alice, Huntley and
family (Scotland); Jack and Kitty;
Harry and Minnie; Elizabeth; Mrs.
Corrigan and family; Mr. and Mrs. T.
Reynolds; Grandchildren at 82, Broad
Street; Les, Stan and Ron (grand-
children); Members of St. George's
Church Mothers' Meeting; Mrs. Purvis
and Gertie; Members of the King's
School Porters; Cath, Renie and Ken
(grandchildren); Mr. and Mrs. Dawkins;
Agnes, Cis and Ethel (friends at Maid-
stone); Miss Cole; Her Brother,
Charlie, and Ada; Her old friend, Jane
Goldsmith; Mr. and Mrs. P. Cookney;
Mr. and Mrs. Apps; Neice Lizzzie, Alex
and Baby Alex; Sister Betsy; Mr. and
Mrs. Green (Petham); Mr. and Mrs. A.
D. Collard and family (Petham); Mr.
and Mrs. Gore and Arthur; Bill,
Queenie and son, Peter (grandchildren);
Granddaughters at Bristol; Tom, Doris,
Harry (grandchildren) and Graham;
from two of her Great-grandchildren at
Bristol; Mr. and Mrs. Nevard (Win-
cheap); Bob and Doll (nephew) and
family; Mrs. Sutton (Dover; Mr. and
Mrs. Cannings (Kennington); Albert,
Alice (nephew and niece) and family;
Cath and Gran; Ronnie, Eric, Henry,
Eileen to Gran; In memory of a Grand
Old Lady, from Mr. and Mrs. E. Wood.
The funeral arrangements were
carried out by Mr. W. J. Laming, of St.
Radigund's Street, Canterbury.
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