Rritaia, Returning to he rejoined his old employers for while, but in 1900 he established a business of his own in Broadway, moved into the more eommedlious now to wWellsknown shop Bank Chambers, Broadway tinued up to the time rath ax managing director of tien Twig, Ltd.
Mr. Twigg was one of the founders of the Free Cheisti Church, of which for a time he was an elder, and for many years he worked hart on its behalf, bat Tntterly he had ty renounce all ative duties in this 0 owing to the inereasi hhis business. Indsed, assurance of one of his' associates, hiv Musiness was allealsorbinge with him and was boty wore wad tion, Though holt, whit allot, Mr. Tw must have oon one of the be might eu? ant diflleult ty know, wis one of the Kindtiost of part of his daily round, start have been tending wee hi death. Indeed, his)
rnaiure which Jed to him) ving imposed upon. Tu the position oveupies, his shan naturally was cof the earliest. places of call, hot only for the genuine unfortunate, but for the out-and-out ne'erdlo-wells besides. Often the more careful members of his staff would drop a hint about calder with a pitiful tale, on hear the reply:—"T cannot help So long ay he is not drunk, T have not got the Reart to turn him away." Himself, he neither drank toxicants nor' smoked, and he admitted no excuse for drunkenness, but he was the friend of nome who came to him sobk Mr. Twigg is survived by his!
and throe married daughters—Mrs. John, Mrs. Dearden (both now at Home), and Mrs. Leo Saphiere, The Funeral 'The funeral took place at Bubbling Well Cemetery on' December 5 presence of a very of friends, The services, both in the chapel and at the graveside, were conducted by: the Rev. M. Hardman, the chief. mourners being deceased's daughter and son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs.
Saphiere. The pull-bearers were Messrs. A. LI, Coveney, T. D. Bess, H. Flagg, Georze Howe Baker and Capt. 1. M Many beautiful floral were sent by, amon following:— and Mrs. R, Pote-that, Dr. Max A otto, Mes Paster Lasonk,
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