Death
of Young Woman
A death that has aroused much
sympathy here occurred in London on Tuesday, when Mrs. Jack Caswell
formerly Miss Marguerite Cross of this town, succumbed to the
ravages of influenza-pneumonia.
Her husband, is engineer of
the C.P.R. at London, and was formerly on the engineering staff here
during the construction of the L.T.&N.
He became ill with influenza
first, the second time in a few months, and Mrs. Caswell nursed her
husband during the first few days of her illness, herself having to
take to her bed last week, death following in the course of five
days.
Mr. Caswell also developed
pneumonia and is too ill to be told of his wife's death.
The body was brought here
Tuesday. The funeral will be held from the home of her father, Mr.
Chas. G. Cross, Colborne Street, this afternoon at 2.30 p.m.,
Rev. D. A. Moir being the officiating clergyman.
Beside her husband and
father, Mrs. Caswell leaves three brothers and two sisters. Harry of
Kalamazoo,
Charles of Grand Rapids, Arthur on overseas service, Mrs. Almin
Harvey of Vancouver, B.C., and
Mrs. D. Wyatt Goodlett of Simcoe.
Her mother predeceased her about two years ago.
Mrs. Caswell was only in her
23rd year.
Mr. Charles Cross from Grand
Rapids and Mr. Harry Cross of Kalamazoo, Michigan came for the
funeral.
