The funeral took place on Thursday afternoon at Bubbling Well cemetery. The Dean, the Very Rev. ©. J. OF. Symons, con ducted the service, and there were many intimate friends of the deceased present to take sympathetic part in the last simple rites. Among these were: Messrs. C. W. Bernard (Assistant Divisional Manager of the Eastern Extension Telegraph Ca.), F. Hobden, E. Leggatt and 8S. H. MeMurray (members of the staff), A. Brooke Smith, H. M. Tibbey, C @G@ S&S. Mackie, ©. M. G. Burnie, F. B. Pitcairn, H. H. Girardet, W. L. Merriman,' W. L. Gerrard, Walker, A. S. Campbell, J. Hi Me-Michael, H. G. Simms, W. R. Lemarchand, J. K. Tweed, R. I. Fearon, O. M. Bain, R. N. Truman, W. Wi Cox, F. Ayscough, David Brand, G. P. Forster, E. F. Mackay, Captain Carlson, N. L. Sparke, P. Peebles, N. S. Brown, trid M. O. Springfield. There was a profusion of wreaths from Mr. Marshall's many friends.
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