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GLANVILLES WOOTTON
LATE MR. JOHN GOODING
A LEADING AGRICULTURIST By the death of Mr. John Gooding on Friday. July 21st, the village has lost one of its leading agriculturists. He had been a resident for about thirty years, the last seven being spent at Roundchimneys Farm. Athough Mr. Gooding had been in failing health for several years, the end came rather suddenly. He was 63 years of age. There was a large gathering at the funeral on the following Tuesday. at St. Mary's Church. The Rector (Rev. T. H. Mousley) conducted the service. The hymns sung were " Through the night of doubt and sorrow," "For ever with the Lord," and "Abide with me.- The 23rd Psalm was chanted. Miss Harter was at the organ. The family mourners were:—Mrs. Gooding (widow), Mr. W. Gooding (son). Mrs. Record (sister), Miss Daisy Record and Messrs. Jack and Philip Record (niece and nephews). Mrs. Marshall (sister-in-law). Mr. Gartell (brother-in-law). Mrs. Hannam, Mrs. Wells. Miss Comben. Mr. Alan Gartell, Mr. A. Comben. and Mr W. Hannam (nieces and nephews). Mr. Lash-brook (friend). Others present were:—Captain J. C. Holford, Mr. John Holford. Mr. H. B. Debenham, Mr. H. R. Watson. Messrs. Davis. Pardy, A. Goodfellow, C. Parrott. Mrs Parrott, Miss E. Goodfellow. Mr. and Mrs Cabe11. Mr. Moger. Messrs. C. Trim. W. Lush. Hounsell. G. Warr. S. Dunning. E. Coffin, C. Rose, W. Trim, P. and W. Foot. S. and L. Oliver. C. Read. C. Kella-way. P Rowland, J. Young, and W. Fox, Mrs. R. Kellaway. Mr. Symes. Mr. Latham (representing Hill View Dairies). and Mr. and Mrs. Goff. Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett (employees). Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Waygood, Mrs. Hunt, and others. Wreaths were inscribed:—In ever-loving memory of a dear husband and father, from his sorrowing wife and son. Bertha and Will; In loving memory of my dear brother, from his sorrowing sister and children. Daisy. Jack and Philip; In affectionate remembrance, from Abel. Olive, Triss, and Abel: To dear Uncle Jack, from Mary and Walt; In affection-ate remembrance, from Ethel, Vi, Albert and Leila: From Lily and Will, to dear Uncle Jack: With deepest sympathy. from his old friend. B. J Lashbrook: In fond remembrance from all at Lower Fifehead Farm; With sincere sympathy, from Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Debenham: With deepest sympathy, from Mrs., Miss and Mr. John Holford; With deepest sympathy, from Captain T. P. A. Holford: In kindest remembrance, from G. and W. Hunt and Douglas; With deepest sympathy. from Mr. and Mrs. Candy and family: In deep-est sympathy, from his employees and families; In kind remembrance and deepest sympathy, from Gladys Hallett; With deepest sympathy, from E. and L Voss and Joan: With deepest sympathy, from Mr Young. Mrs. Gooding and son wish to thank the many kind friends for their expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes. |
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