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The Western Chronicle, Yeovil. Friday 03 Jul 1914
Page 4 Column 7
HARDINGTON.
DEATH
OF MISS LILIAN VOIZEY. - The many friends of Miss L. VOIZEY, eldest
daughter of Mr Thomas VOISEY, a particularly well-known and highly
respected inhabitant of the village, learnt with the utmost sorrow of
her sudden and unexpected death from heart strain last week. She
died at Isle Brewers, where she had the sole and responsible charge
of a large cheese dairy. The interment took place at Hardington, her
home, where she had endeared herself to one and all. Amongst those
who on Saturday attended the funeral, besides relatives, were Messrs.
GLYDE, Bushfurlong Farm, Isle Brewers (late employer), A. GENGE, H.
SANDIFORD, Gascombe, J. S. PARTRIDGE, W. WHITE, W. WATTS, F.
SPEARING, F. PURCHASE, &c. - The curate of the parish, Rev C. R.
MILLIGAN, B.A., addressing the mourners in a special sermon on Sunday
morning referred to the happy and successful work of the deceased in
the parish – first as a pupil teacher at the school, and
afterwards as a supplementary teacher, also as a deputy-organist and
member of the choir. The greatest sympathy is felt for the bereaved
parents.
[MR AND MRS THOMAS VOIZEY (Hardington) wish to
gratefully acknowledge the many kind messages of sympathy and wreaths
sent to them in their recent sad loss, and hope that should they be
unable to answer all individually, this will be taken as a expression
of thanks].