In Memoriam
Died, at his home on Alice
Street, Waterford, on Sunday night, 13 Nov 1921, William Caldwell,
aged 68 years.
Mr. Caldwell was born at
Lakefield, Ontario, and for a time lived at Kinmount. Coming to
Waterford in 1903, he commenced in business as proprietor of the
Caldwell House where he has been at home in a very real way to his
friends and the travelling public ever since.
He was a man of rare home
loving instinct and his house is known far and wide for its cheerful
homelike character. Gracious, kind, quiet and genial to stranger,
friend and loved one, he will long remain a cherished memory to all
who knew him.
The funeral was held from
his late residence on Tuesday afternoon. The service was conducted
by the Rev. F. G. Rickard, rector of Trinity Anglicana church, of
which he was a sincere and devoted member, assisted by the Rev. Jas.
Ward, of St. John's, Woodhouse, a former pastor.
He leaves to mourn his loss
a wife, five daughters: Mrs. Elmer Ramey of Simcoe, Misses Leta,
Gladys, Phyllis and Kathleen, and one son, Frederick, at home; one
sister, Mrs. Charlton of Lakefield, and two brothers, James and Dr.
Robert Caldwell, both in B.C.
Floral tributes of exquisite
beauty and profusion were received as tokens of love and
appreciation.
Relatives from out of town
included: Mr. Jas. Scott of Peterboro; Mrs. C. Rawilson and son
Clifford and daughter, Mrs. C. Jones, Mrs. Alexander Watson,
Mr. Percy Chessel of Toronto; Mrs. Jack Wilson of Brampton; Mr.
Elmer Ramey of Simcoe.
Friends from Simcoe included
Mr. Emerson Ramey, Miss Gladys Ramey, and Mr. Alfred Benwell.
