The remains of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Annie Sangster, widow of Mr. Thomas Sangster, who in earlier days was attached to the Chinese Maritime Customs at Pootung, were interred in Pahsienjao Cemetery on Tuesday (Feb. 12), A short service was conducted in St, Aloysius Church, Kiaochow Road, by the Rev, Father Kearney, who also offtelated at the interment. The chief mourners were the daughter (Mrs.
Cunningham) and the grand~ children, The pallbearers were Messrs. J. J. de Rage, A. S. de Rage, Ww. Sangster, E Cunningham, P. Nougbourg, and P. Chu.
Mr. William Armstrong Funeral services were held on Mon~ day. (Feb, 11) in. the Pahsienjao Cemetery for the late Mr. William Armstrong, who passed away on the afternoon of February 7. The services Were conducted by Dean A.
Nrivett. Me. Armstrong had reached ils 78th year and was one of Shang-hal's oldest residents, having resided here for more than 50 years. He is survived by. two stepsons, Mr. TT. WR. Wilson and Mr. B, G. Wilson, ud one daughter, Mrs. R. A. Berthet: 'Among the mourners were' Messrs. rR. Cannan and RT. Peyton= Geifin, "representing the' Amateur Dramatic Club, The casket was curried to the graveside bY Messrs:—T. P. Main, J. Sinclair, F. P: Bartley, E. Metniyre, Parsons and R. Guignard.
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