THE CENTRAL SOMERSET GAZETTE - FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1962
MR. E. S. TROWBRIDGE OF STREET
A memorial service was held at Street Parish Church on Friday for Mr. Ernest Samuel Trowbridge, of 2 Glaston Road, Street, who died on 27th November, aged 79 years.
Cremation had taken place at Bath before the service.
Mr. Trowbridge had been a painter and decorator and for many years was employed by Messrs. G. Holland and Son, of Street. He had been employed by the firm under three generations of the Holland family.
A keen gardener, Mr. Trowbridge leaves a widow and daughter.
The service was conducted by the Rev. Hugh Knapman, R.D., and Mr. Pearce was at the organ for the hymns, "Abide With Me", and "Breathe on me, Breath of God."
Family mourners were: Mrs. E. Trowbridge (widow); Mr. and Mrs. E. Hobbs (daughter and son-in-law); Mr. S. Trowbridge (brother); Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Trowbridge (also rep. Mary), Mrs. S. Mayne (also rep. Mr. Mayne and Miss Una Trowbridge); Mr. and Mrs. A. Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. F. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. G. Carey, Mrs. G. Broughton (also rep. Mr. Broughton), and Mr. and Mrs. C. Wright and Dorothy (nephews and nieces); Mr. P. Trowbridge, Mrs. D. Weeks (also rep. Mr. D. Weeks), Mrs. H. Hines (also rep. Mr. Hines), Mrs. E. Webb (also rep. Mr. Webb), Mrs. T. Linham (also rep. Mrs. V. Broughton) and Tony (great nephews and great nieces).
Among those at the Church were: Dr. Struthers, Mr. J. Lane, Mr. T. Skinner, Mr. C. Eades, Mr. H. Durston, Mr. Hooper, Mr. A. Sherwood, Mr. R. W. Bracher, Mrs. G. Walker, Mr. D. Hopkins, Mrs. T. Gifford, Mrs. Merriott, Mrs. Golding, Mrs. E. Lambert, Mrs. J. Broughton, Mr. J. Rays, Mr. A. Best, Mr. Townsend.
Floral tributes were received as follows: To a Dear Husband from his sorrowful Wife Ann; To dear Dad from Ivy and Ern; His brother Seaward; Bert, Anne and Mary, Wiltshire; Stan and Muriel; Marjorie, Arthur and Alan; Una, Pat, May and Boys; Rose and Frank, Chris and Jack, Anne and Stan; Stan and Bess; George, Ann and family; Vi Maureen and Tom; Gwen, Dorothy and daughters; Mrs. G. Holland, Cyril and John; Fellow Workmates G. Holland and Son; Dick and Pam Bracher; Mr. and Mrs. G. Hobbs; Mrs. A. Cozens, Ashcott; Jack and family; Mr. and Mrs. Yelling and Mr. and Mrs. J. Rayes; Mr. and Mrs. Golding, Joan and Bert; Stan and Beat, Mr. and Mrs. Newton; Mr. and Mrs. J. Lampert; Mrs. Merriot and Joe; Mr. and Mrs. Legge.
Funeral arrangements were undertaken by Messrs. G. Holland and Son.
MR. E. S. TROWBRIDGE OF STREET
A memorial service was held at Street Parish Church on Friday for Mr. Ernest Samuel Trowbridge, of 2 Glaston Road, Street, who died on 27th November, aged 79 years.
Cremation had taken place at Bath before the service.
Mr. Trowbridge had been a painter and decorator and for many years was employed by Messrs. G. Holland and Son, of Street. He had been employed by the firm under three generations of the Holland family.
A keen gardener, Mr. Trowbridge leaves a widow and daughter.
The service was conducted by the Rev. Hugh Knapman, R.D., and Mr. Pearce was at the organ for the hymns, "Abide With Me", and "Breathe on me, Breath of God."
Family mourners were: Mrs. E. Trowbridge (widow); Mr. and Mrs. E. Hobbs (daughter and son-in-law); Mr. S. Trowbridge (brother); Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Trowbridge (also rep. Mary), Mrs. S. Mayne (also rep. Mr. Mayne and Miss Una Trowbridge); Mr. and Mrs. A. Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. F. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. G. Carey, Mrs. G. Broughton (also rep. Mr. Broughton), and Mr. and Mrs. C. Wright and Dorothy (nephews and nieces); Mr. P. Trowbridge, Mrs. D. Weeks (also rep. Mr. D. Weeks), Mrs. H. Hines (also rep. Mr. Hines), Mrs. E. Webb (also rep. Mr. Webb), Mrs. T. Linham (also rep. Mrs. V. Broughton) and Tony (great nephews and great nieces).
Among those at the Church were: Dr. Struthers, Mr. J. Lane, Mr. T. Skinner, Mr. C. Eades, Mr. H. Durston, Mr. Hooper, Mr. A. Sherwood, Mr. R. W. Bracher, Mrs. G. Walker, Mr. D. Hopkins, Mrs. T. Gifford, Mrs. Merriott, Mrs. Golding, Mrs. E. Lambert, Mrs. J. Broughton, Mr. J. Rays, Mr. A. Best, Mr. Townsend.
Floral tributes were received as follows: To a Dear Husband from his sorrowful Wife Ann; To dear Dad from Ivy and Ern; His brother Seaward; Bert, Anne and Mary, Wiltshire; Stan and Muriel; Marjorie, Arthur and Alan; Una, Pat, May and Boys; Rose and Frank, Chris and Jack, Anne and Stan; Stan and Bess; George, Ann and family; Vi Maureen and Tom; Gwen, Dorothy and daughters; Mrs. G. Holland, Cyril and John; Fellow Workmates G. Holland and Son; Dick and Pam Bracher; Mr. and Mrs. G. Hobbs; Mrs. A. Cozens, Ashcott; Jack and family; Mr. and Mrs. Yelling and Mr. and Mrs. J. Rayes; Mr. and Mrs. Golding, Joan and Bert; Stan and Beat, Mr. and Mrs. Newton; Mr. and Mrs. J. Lampert; Mrs. Merriot and Joe; Mr. and Mrs. Legge.
Funeral arrangements were undertaken by Messrs. G. Holland and Son.
THE CENTRAL SOMERSET GAZETTE - FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1962
MR. E. S. TROWBRIDGE OF STREET
A memorial service was held at Street Parish Church on Friday for Mr. Ernest Samuel Trowbridge, of 2 Glaston Road, Street, who died on 27th November, aged 79 years.
Cremation had taken place at Bath before the service.
Mr. Trowbridge had been a painter and decorator and for many years was employed by Messrs. G. Holland and Son, of Street. He had been employed by the firm under three generations of the Holland family.
A keen gardener, Mr. Trowbridge leaves a widow and daughter.
The service was conducted by the Rev. Hugh Knapman, R.D., and Mr. Pearce was at the organ for the hymns, "Abide With Me", and "Breathe on me, Breath of God."
Family mourners were: Mrs. E. Trowbridge (widow); Mr. and Mrs. E. Hobbs (daughter and son-in-law); Mr. S. Trowbridge (brother); Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Trowbridge (also rep. Mary), Mrs. S. Mayne (also rep. Mr. Mayne and Miss Una Trowbridge); Mr. and Mrs. A. Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. F. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. G. Carey, Mrs. G. Broughton (also rep. Mr. Broughton), and Mr. and Mrs. C. Wright and Dorothy (nephews and nieces); Mr. P. Trowbridge, Mrs. D. Weeks (also rep. Mr. D. Weeks), Mrs. H. Hines (also rep. Mr. Hines), Mrs. E. Webb (also rep. Mr. Webb), Mrs. T. Linham (also rep. Mrs. V. Broughton) and Tony (great nephews and great nieces).
Among those at the Church were: Dr. Struthers, Mr. J. Lane, Mr. T. Skinner, Mr. C. Eades, Mr. H. Durston, Mr. Hooper, Mr. A. Sherwood, Mr. R. W. Bracher, Mrs. G. Walker, Mr. D. Hopkins, Mrs. T. Gifford, Mrs. Merriott, Mrs. Golding, Mrs. E. Lambert, Mrs. J. Broughton, Mr. J. Rays, Mr. A. Best, Mr. Townsend.
Floral tributes were received as follows: To a Dear Husband from his sorrowful Wife Ann; To dear Dad from Ivy and Ern; His brother Seaward; Bert, Anne and Mary, Wiltshire; Stan and Muriel; Marjorie, Arthur and Alan; Una, Pat, May and Boys; Rose and Frank, Chris and Jack, Anne and Stan; Stan and Bess; George, Ann and family; Vi Maureen and Tom; Gwen, Dorothy and daughters; Mrs. G. Holland, Cyril and John; Fellow Workmates G. Holland and Son; Dick and Pam Bracher; Mr. and Mrs. G. Hobbs; Mrs. A. Cozens, Ashcott; Jack and family; Mr. and Mrs. Yelling and Mr. and Mrs. J. Rayes; Mr. and Mrs. Golding, Joan and Bert; Stan and Beat, Mr. and Mrs. Newton; Mr. and Mrs. J. Lampert; Mrs. Merriot and Joe; Mr. and Mrs. Legge.
Funeral arrangements were undertaken by Messrs. G. Holland and Son.
MR. E. S. TROWBRIDGE OF STREET
A memorial service was held at Street Parish Church on Friday for Mr. Ernest Samuel Trowbridge, of 2 Glaston Road, Street, who died on 27th November, aged 79 years.
Cremation had taken place at Bath before the service.
Mr. Trowbridge had been a painter and decorator and for many years was employed by Messrs. G. Holland and Son, of Street. He had been employed by the firm under three generations of the Holland family.
A keen gardener, Mr. Trowbridge leaves a widow and daughter.
The service was conducted by the Rev. Hugh Knapman, R.D., and Mr. Pearce was at the organ for the hymns, "Abide With Me", and "Breathe on me, Breath of God."
Family mourners were: Mrs. E. Trowbridge (widow); Mr. and Mrs. E. Hobbs (daughter and son-in-law); Mr. S. Trowbridge (brother); Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Trowbridge (also rep. Mary), Mrs. S. Mayne (also rep. Mr. Mayne and Miss Una Trowbridge); Mr. and Mrs. A. Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. F. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. G. Carey, Mrs. G. Broughton (also rep. Mr. Broughton), and Mr. and Mrs. C. Wright and Dorothy (nephews and nieces); Mr. P. Trowbridge, Mrs. D. Weeks (also rep. Mr. D. Weeks), Mrs. H. Hines (also rep. Mr. Hines), Mrs. E. Webb (also rep. Mr. Webb), Mrs. T. Linham (also rep. Mrs. V. Broughton) and Tony (great nephews and great nieces).
Among those at the Church were: Dr. Struthers, Mr. J. Lane, Mr. T. Skinner, Mr. C. Eades, Mr. H. Durston, Mr. Hooper, Mr. A. Sherwood, Mr. R. W. Bracher, Mrs. G. Walker, Mr. D. Hopkins, Mrs. T. Gifford, Mrs. Merriott, Mrs. Golding, Mrs. E. Lambert, Mrs. J. Broughton, Mr. J. Rays, Mr. A. Best, Mr. Townsend.
Floral tributes were received as follows: To a Dear Husband from his sorrowful Wife Ann; To dear Dad from Ivy and Ern; His brother Seaward; Bert, Anne and Mary, Wiltshire; Stan and Muriel; Marjorie, Arthur and Alan; Una, Pat, May and Boys; Rose and Frank, Chris and Jack, Anne and Stan; Stan and Bess; George, Ann and family; Vi Maureen and Tom; Gwen, Dorothy and daughters; Mrs. G. Holland, Cyril and John; Fellow Workmates G. Holland and Son; Dick and Pam Bracher; Mr. and Mrs. G. Hobbs; Mrs. A. Cozens, Ashcott; Jack and family; Mr. and Mrs. Yelling and Mr. and Mrs. J. Rayes; Mr. and Mrs. Golding, Joan and Bert; Stan and Beat, Mr. and Mrs. Newton; Mr. and Mrs. J. Lampert; Mrs. Merriot and Joe; Mr. and Mrs. Legge.
Funeral arrangements were undertaken by Messrs. G. Holland and Son.
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In loving memory of
ERNEST SAMUEL
TROWBRIDGE
died Nov. 27, 1962
aged 79 years
Rest in peace
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