Real memorial obituaries – Combe Down, Monkton Combe, Midford

In memoriam et celebrationem

In memorial and celebration

MISS E. A. FURZE DEAD

LONG ASSOCIATION WITH BATH RESTAURANTS

A prominent personality in the business and religious life of Bath passed away on Saturday in the person Miss Ethel Annie Furze, of 123, Hansford Square, Combe Down.

Until six months ago she was associated with her brother, Mr. B. K. Furze in the control of well-known restaurants in Southgate Street and Railway Street —Miss Furze devoting her Miss Furze. energies to the latter.

Her delightful personality made her a host of friends and she will also be remembered for devoted attention to an invalid sister.

She was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Furze, founders of the business with which she was so long associated.

Her father is remembered for his long association with the Salvation Army, and one sister, Major W. D. Furze, is at the S.A. International Training College, London.

The Funeral.

The funeral took place Locksbrook Cemetery on Wednesday morning, following a service at Manvers Hall, conducted by Mr. W. R. Lewis, and attended by a large number of friends. The hymns were "How sweet the name of Jesus sounds,'" and "Safe in the Arms of Jesus."

The chief mourners were: Bram. Dolly. Harry and Lily. Edie and Wilfred. Bernard and Kath.. Mary and Vera and David, Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan. Alice and Will. Brig, and Mrs. Effer, Mrs. Tett and Mrs. Lewis (representing Salvation Army). Mr. and Mrs. Handford (representing Manvers. Hall). Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Gregory. Miss Bertha Furze and Mrs. M. A. Furze were unable to attend through indisposition.

At the Service.

Also present at the service were : Mrs. E. Hallett. Mrs. Fuller, Miss A. Cook, Mr. and Mrs. H. Cannings, Mrs. T. E. Sutton, Mrs. S. Linger. Mrs A. Lockyer, Mrs. W. Wilce Griffiths, Miss A. Brooks. Miss F. Brooks. Mr. J. H. Pearce. Mr. E. Smith (representing the People's Mission), Mrs. Radford, Mrs. R. W. Cornish. Mrs. Rowden, Mrs. Butcher, Miss Chesterman, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Raymond, Mrs. E. Martin, Mrs. Boyd Cooper, Major and Mrs. Frank Bowles. Councillor W. J. Say. Miss Nicholls, Mrs. R. Sumsion. Miss Davis. Mrs Wait, Mrs. Rawlings. Mr. C. M. Martin, Mrs. G. Trowbridge, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs W. Matthews. Mr. R. Scammell, Nurse Ambrose, Mr. and Mrs Wicks. Mrs. Stradling. Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Jeffreys, Mrs. Kettlcty, Mrs. Butler Street, Mrs Coombes, Miss Titlev, Miss Ferrett. Mrs. Snook, Mrs. Webb, Mr. T. C. Johnson, Mrs. G Dudley. Mr. Radford, Mrs. Gale. Nurse Matthews, Miss A. Bowler, Miss L. Bowler, Mr. G. C. Gammon. Mr. Denny. Mrs Gould, Mrs. E. Mackintosh (S.A. Eventide Home), Mrs. Goodenough, Mrs. Toop, Master Toop, Miss Bray. Mrs. Cottell. Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. L. F. Guy. Mrs. Tupman. Horal tributes were sent by the following:—Bath Corps of the Salvation Army Bath Home League. Salvation Army; Mrs Elisha Hallett; Mr. and Mrs. Handlord and Mr. and Mrs. Waterfield; Mrs. E. Fuller- Mr and Mrs. Gillmore and family; Major A Bowler; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Brown: Charlie, Nellie. Rose. Vera and Sydney- Ella Lewis and family; Susie: Mrs Rowden Mrs. Butcher. Mrs. Murphy and Doris and Louie; trom all the Family in Bath. Bristol Canada, and the United States, including Ivy; Mrs. C. Tett; Mr. and Mrs. C. Lbckyer; Mr. and Mrs. H. Canning and family: L. Merchant- Winnie Sinclair; Betty and Albert Iris; Sidney. Eva and Denny; Mrs. S-cott. Vickey and Mary; Miss D Dodge; Mrs Harrup and Nancy; Mr. Gerald Gammon; Mr. and Mrs. E." Smit- Mr. and Mrs. T C. Johnson; Mrs. E. Taylor; Dennis and Evelyn, and Will and Alice; Mr and s*"?-. Harry Andrews; Mrs. Hanney; Jane and Gordon.

Funeral arrangements were carried out Mr. G. F. Hunt, Arlington Road, Oldfield Park Bath.