"The Chelmsford Essex Chronicle," Friday, Feb. 8, 1929, p. 7, col. 6.
"FUNERAL OF MR. R. M. HORNE-PAYNE
FOUNDER OF CANADIAN RAILWAYS
The funeral took place on Saturday at Brentwood of Mr. Robert Montgomery Horne-Payne, of Merry Meade, Shenfield, whose death occurred suddenly last week.
Mr. R. M. Horne-Payne was formerly chairman of the Canadian Northern Railway, and he was the founder of the British Columbia Electric Railway, and for many years chairman of that Company. For over thirty years he had been associated with the direction and control of Canadian enterprises, and was very well known in the Dominion and in London. Mr. Horne-Payne had resided at Brentwood for some years, and was interested in Essex concerns, being a keen sportsman.
The funeral service was held at the Roman Catholic Cathedral, Brentwood, and was attended by many representatives of business and associated concerns. The service was conducted by the Rev. Canon T. F. Norris and the Rev. M. Wilson. The body had been placed in the church on the previous evening, when there was a reception service, at which Mrs. Horne-Payne, members of the family, and the staff were present. Earlier in the day Mass was celebrated. The interment was made in the churchyard.
The family mourners were: Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Horne-Payne, son and daughter-in-law; Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Robson, brother-in-law and sister-in-law; Mrs. Eagle Bott, sister-in-law; the Misses Eagle Bott, nieces; Mrs. Falcon Steward, niece; and Miss Matthews.
Among others present were Sir Henry and Lady McAuliffe, Sir Charter Symonds, Lady Cubitt, Dr. Bantry White, Mr. H. W. Harding (representing Sir Henry Thornton), Dr. W. E. H. Quennell, Mr. Dale Womersley, P.P., and Mrs. Womersley, Mr. H. F. Chamen, J.P., the Rev. J. WS. Lewis, the Rev. C. H. Roe and Mrs. Roe, Mr. David Morgan, Mr. R. C. A. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. T. Blundell Brown, Col. Gilbertson Smith and Mr. H. F. Smith, Mr. A. H. Raven, Mr. C. E. Lewis and Miss Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. W. Banwed, Mrs. Pennington, Miss Brown, Mrs. Upton, Mr. Rowley Williams, Mrs. Horton, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Macqueen, Miss Ind and Miss Newton, Capt. T. Brady, Mr. Hugo R. Bird, Mr. G. Herrett, Mr. Jas. S. Larkin, Mr. Geo. Baker, Miss Olive Gibson and Mrs. Ella Wilkinson (secretaries), members of the staff at Merry Meade; Mr. J. Davidson, Mr. R. W. Bartlett, Mr. W. T. Carlisle, Mr. H. M. Cox, Mr. F. A. Miles, Mr. S. Drake, Mr. B. M. Smith, Mr. W. H. Uridge, Mr. F. W. Sellwood, Mr. Webb, Mr. Johnson, Mr. J. Moss, Mr. L. Cole, Mr. J. Mamskill, and mills Robson, all of the British Empire Trust; Mr. W. N. Marden, Canadian National Railways; and Mr. D. Northall-Laurie (British Columbia Electric Railways).
There were many beautiful floral tributes from: Mother, Nannie, John and Jean, and Baby Ann; Sister Leila, Georgie, and Elizabeth; Duncan and Molly; Stephen and Rhoda; Mrs. Falcon Steward; Mrs. J. W. Edwards; From the Indoor and Outdoor Staff at Merry Meade; Alfred and Eliza Rogers; Mr. W. Cross and Daughters; Miss Milbank; Miss Chapman; Mr. John Davidson; Mrs. Davidson, Iris, and Nona; Mr. R. H. Collis; Mr. and Mrs. T. Blundell Brown; Olive Gibson and Ella Wilkinson; Mr. H. Malcolm Hubbard; Flossie, Elsie and Gordon; Laura; Minnie; Nannie, Eva, and Beatrice (Allouette); A. J. Mitchell and Co., Ltd.; Colleagues on the Board of the British Empire Trust Co., Ltd.; The Canadian Western Lumber Co., Ltd.; The British Columbia Electric Railway Co.; The Canadian and Foreign Securities Co., Ltd.; The Officers and Staff of the West Gloucestershire Power Co., Ltd.; Colleagues on the Board and the Advisory Engineers of the West Gloucestershire Power Co., Ltd.; The President and Directors of the Canadian National Railways; The British and Canadian Officers of the Canadian National Railways; Mr. D. B. Hanna; Mr. J. D. McCormack; Mr. Harry S. Ellis; Mr. A. J. Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs. George Kidd; Sir Frank and Lady Barnard; Mr. D. Northall-Laurie; Partners and Messrs. Kitcat and Aitken; Mr. R. C. Notcutt; Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Wolton; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Womersley; Mrs. J. L. Birchenough; Dr. and Mrs. Bantry White; Mr. and Mrs. Brady and Edith; Mrs. Pennington and Betty; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morgan; Mr. and Mrs. David Morgan; the Misses Katie, Edith, and Wenna Brown; Mr. and Mrs. Rowley Williams; Mr. and Mrs. Birch; Mr. J. M. Church and Mr. John Peachey; Lady Harvey, Rudolf, and Cyril; Mr. and Miss Lewis; Mrs. Temperley; Mr. and Mrs. Aleck Womersley; Mr. and Mrs. Hugo R. Bird: "in Remembrance," W.S.; Mr. and Mrs. Moul; The Misses Florence and Agnes Cochrane; Miss Viola and Dr. Robert Quennell; Mr. Tom Bowling; Miss Wallis and Mr. Ellingford; Mr. Herbert E. Tarver; Sir Thomas and Lady Segrave; Nurse Scott; Miss M. M. Fox; Mrs. Horton; Dr. and Mrs. William Quennell; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Chamen; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Upton; Members of the Brentwood Hockey Club; The Shenfield Branch of the Junior Imperial League.”
"FUNERAL OF MR. R. M. HORNE-PAYNE
FOUNDER OF CANADIAN RAILWAYS
The funeral took place on Saturday at Brentwood of Mr. Robert Montgomery Horne-Payne, of Merry Meade, Shenfield, whose death occurred suddenly last week.
Mr. R. M. Horne-Payne was formerly chairman of the Canadian Northern Railway, and he was the founder of the British Columbia Electric Railway, and for many years chairman of that Company. For over thirty years he had been associated with the direction and control of Canadian enterprises, and was very well known in the Dominion and in London. Mr. Horne-Payne had resided at Brentwood for some years, and was interested in Essex concerns, being a keen sportsman.
The funeral service was held at the Roman Catholic Cathedral, Brentwood, and was attended by many representatives of business and associated concerns. The service was conducted by the Rev. Canon T. F. Norris and the Rev. M. Wilson. The body had been placed in the church on the previous evening, when there was a reception service, at which Mrs. Horne-Payne, members of the family, and the staff were present. Earlier in the day Mass was celebrated. The interment was made in the churchyard.
The family mourners were: Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Horne-Payne, son and daughter-in-law; Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Robson, brother-in-law and sister-in-law; Mrs. Eagle Bott, sister-in-law; the Misses Eagle Bott, nieces; Mrs. Falcon Steward, niece; and Miss Matthews.
Among others present were Sir Henry and Lady McAuliffe, Sir Charter Symonds, Lady Cubitt, Dr. Bantry White, Mr. H. W. Harding (representing Sir Henry Thornton), Dr. W. E. H. Quennell, Mr. Dale Womersley, P.P., and Mrs. Womersley, Mr. H. F. Chamen, J.P., the Rev. J. WS. Lewis, the Rev. C. H. Roe and Mrs. Roe, Mr. David Morgan, Mr. R. C. A. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. T. Blundell Brown, Col. Gilbertson Smith and Mr. H. F. Smith, Mr. A. H. Raven, Mr. C. E. Lewis and Miss Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. W. Banwed, Mrs. Pennington, Miss Brown, Mrs. Upton, Mr. Rowley Williams, Mrs. Horton, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Macqueen, Miss Ind and Miss Newton, Capt. T. Brady, Mr. Hugo R. Bird, Mr. G. Herrett, Mr. Jas. S. Larkin, Mr. Geo. Baker, Miss Olive Gibson and Mrs. Ella Wilkinson (secretaries), members of the staff at Merry Meade; Mr. J. Davidson, Mr. R. W. Bartlett, Mr. W. T. Carlisle, Mr. H. M. Cox, Mr. F. A. Miles, Mr. S. Drake, Mr. B. M. Smith, Mr. W. H. Uridge, Mr. F. W. Sellwood, Mr. Webb, Mr. Johnson, Mr. J. Moss, Mr. L. Cole, Mr. J. Mamskill, and mills Robson, all of the British Empire Trust; Mr. W. N. Marden, Canadian National Railways; and Mr. D. Northall-Laurie (British Columbia Electric Railways).
There were many beautiful floral tributes from: Mother, Nannie, John and Jean, and Baby Ann; Sister Leila, Georgie, and Elizabeth; Duncan and Molly; Stephen and Rhoda; Mrs. Falcon Steward; Mrs. J. W. Edwards; From the Indoor and Outdoor Staff at Merry Meade; Alfred and Eliza Rogers; Mr. W. Cross and Daughters; Miss Milbank; Miss Chapman; Mr. John Davidson; Mrs. Davidson, Iris, and Nona; Mr. R. H. Collis; Mr. and Mrs. T. Blundell Brown; Olive Gibson and Ella Wilkinson; Mr. H. Malcolm Hubbard; Flossie, Elsie and Gordon; Laura; Minnie; Nannie, Eva, and Beatrice (Allouette); A. J. Mitchell and Co., Ltd.; Colleagues on the Board of the British Empire Trust Co., Ltd.; The Canadian Western Lumber Co., Ltd.; The British Columbia Electric Railway Co.; The Canadian and Foreign Securities Co., Ltd.; The Officers and Staff of the West Gloucestershire Power Co., Ltd.; Colleagues on the Board and the Advisory Engineers of the West Gloucestershire Power Co., Ltd.; The President and Directors of the Canadian National Railways; The British and Canadian Officers of the Canadian National Railways; Mr. D. B. Hanna; Mr. J. D. McCormack; Mr. Harry S. Ellis; Mr. A. J. Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs. George Kidd; Sir Frank and Lady Barnard; Mr. D. Northall-Laurie; Partners and Messrs. Kitcat and Aitken; Mr. R. C. Notcutt; Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Wolton; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Womersley; Mrs. J. L. Birchenough; Dr. and Mrs. Bantry White; Mr. and Mrs. Brady and Edith; Mrs. Pennington and Betty; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morgan; Mr. and Mrs. David Morgan; the Misses Katie, Edith, and Wenna Brown; Mr. and Mrs. Rowley Williams; Mr. and Mrs. Birch; Mr. J. M. Church and Mr. John Peachey; Lady Harvey, Rudolf, and Cyril; Mr. and Miss Lewis; Mrs. Temperley; Mr. and Mrs. Aleck Womersley; Mr. and Mrs. Hugo R. Bird: "in Remembrance," W.S.; Mr. and Mrs. Moul; The Misses Florence and Agnes Cochrane; Miss Viola and Dr. Robert Quennell; Mr. Tom Bowling; Miss Wallis and Mr. Ellingford; Mr. Herbert E. Tarver; Sir Thomas and Lady Segrave; Nurse Scott; Miss M. M. Fox; Mrs. Horton; Dr. and Mrs. William Quennell; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Chamen; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Upton; Members of the Brentwood Hockey Club; The Shenfield Branch of the Junior Imperial League.”
"The Chelmsford Essex Chronicle," Friday, Feb. 8, 1929, p. 7, col. 6.
"FUNERAL OF MR. R. M. HORNE-PAYNE
FOUNDER OF CANADIAN RAILWAYS
The funeral took place on Saturday at Brentwood of Mr. Robert Montgomery Horne-Payne, of Merry Meade, Shenfield, whose death occurred suddenly last week.
Mr. R. M. Horne-Payne was formerly chairman of the Canadian Northern Railway, and he was the founder of the British Columbia Electric Railway, and for many years chairman of that Company. For over thirty years he had been associated with the direction and control of Canadian enterprises, and was very well known in the Dominion and in London. Mr. Horne-Payne had resided at Brentwood for some years, and was interested in Essex concerns, being a keen sportsman.
The funeral service was held at the Roman Catholic Cathedral, Brentwood, and was attended by many representatives of business and associated concerns. The service was conducted by the Rev. Canon T. F. Norris and the Rev. M. Wilson. The body had been placed in the church on the previous evening, when there was a reception service, at which Mrs. Horne-Payne, members of the family, and the staff were present. Earlier in the day Mass was celebrated. The interment was made in the churchyard.
The family mourners were: Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Horne-Payne, son and daughter-in-law; Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Robson, brother-in-law and sister-in-law; Mrs. Eagle Bott, sister-in-law; the Misses Eagle Bott, nieces; Mrs. Falcon Steward, niece; and Miss Matthews.
Among others present were Sir Henry and Lady McAuliffe, Sir Charter Symonds, Lady Cubitt, Dr. Bantry White, Mr. H. W. Harding (representing Sir Henry Thornton), Dr. W. E. H. Quennell, Mr. Dale Womersley, P.P., and Mrs. Womersley, Mr. H. F. Chamen, J.P., the Rev. J. WS. Lewis, the Rev. C. H. Roe and Mrs. Roe, Mr. David Morgan, Mr. R. C. A. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. T. Blundell Brown, Col. Gilbertson Smith and Mr. H. F. Smith, Mr. A. H. Raven, Mr. C. E. Lewis and Miss Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. W. Banwed, Mrs. Pennington, Miss Brown, Mrs. Upton, Mr. Rowley Williams, Mrs. Horton, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Macqueen, Miss Ind and Miss Newton, Capt. T. Brady, Mr. Hugo R. Bird, Mr. G. Herrett, Mr. Jas. S. Larkin, Mr. Geo. Baker, Miss Olive Gibson and Mrs. Ella Wilkinson (secretaries), members of the staff at Merry Meade; Mr. J. Davidson, Mr. R. W. Bartlett, Mr. W. T. Carlisle, Mr. H. M. Cox, Mr. F. A. Miles, Mr. S. Drake, Mr. B. M. Smith, Mr. W. H. Uridge, Mr. F. W. Sellwood, Mr. Webb, Mr. Johnson, Mr. J. Moss, Mr. L. Cole, Mr. J. Mamskill, and mills Robson, all of the British Empire Trust; Mr. W. N. Marden, Canadian National Railways; and Mr. D. Northall-Laurie (British Columbia Electric Railways).
There were many beautiful floral tributes from: Mother, Nannie, John and Jean, and Baby Ann; Sister Leila, Georgie, and Elizabeth; Duncan and Molly; Stephen and Rhoda; Mrs. Falcon Steward; Mrs. J. W. Edwards; From the Indoor and Outdoor Staff at Merry Meade; Alfred and Eliza Rogers; Mr. W. Cross and Daughters; Miss Milbank; Miss Chapman; Mr. John Davidson; Mrs. Davidson, Iris, and Nona; Mr. R. H. Collis; Mr. and Mrs. T. Blundell Brown; Olive Gibson and Ella Wilkinson; Mr. H. Malcolm Hubbard; Flossie, Elsie and Gordon; Laura; Minnie; Nannie, Eva, and Beatrice (Allouette); A. J. Mitchell and Co., Ltd.; Colleagues on the Board of the British Empire Trust Co., Ltd.; The Canadian Western Lumber Co., Ltd.; The British Columbia Electric Railway Co.; The Canadian and Foreign Securities Co., Ltd.; The Officers and Staff of the West Gloucestershire Power Co., Ltd.; Colleagues on the Board and the Advisory Engineers of the West Gloucestershire Power Co., Ltd.; The President and Directors of the Canadian National Railways; The British and Canadian Officers of the Canadian National Railways; Mr. D. B. Hanna; Mr. J. D. McCormack; Mr. Harry S. Ellis; Mr. A. J. Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs. George Kidd; Sir Frank and Lady Barnard; Mr. D. Northall-Laurie; Partners and Messrs. Kitcat and Aitken; Mr. R. C. Notcutt; Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Wolton; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Womersley; Mrs. J. L. Birchenough; Dr. and Mrs. Bantry White; Mr. and Mrs. Brady and Edith; Mrs. Pennington and Betty; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morgan; Mr. and Mrs. David Morgan; the Misses Katie, Edith, and Wenna Brown; Mr. and Mrs. Rowley Williams; Mr. and Mrs. Birch; Mr. J. M. Church and Mr. John Peachey; Lady Harvey, Rudolf, and Cyril; Mr. and Miss Lewis; Mrs. Temperley; Mr. and Mrs. Aleck Womersley; Mr. and Mrs. Hugo R. Bird: "in Remembrance," W.S.; Mr. and Mrs. Moul; The Misses Florence and Agnes Cochrane; Miss Viola and Dr. Robert Quennell; Mr. Tom Bowling; Miss Wallis and Mr. Ellingford; Mr. Herbert E. Tarver; Sir Thomas and Lady Segrave; Nurse Scott; Miss M. M. Fox; Mrs. Horton; Dr. and Mrs. William Quennell; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Chamen; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Upton; Members of the Brentwood Hockey Club; The Shenfield Branch of the Junior Imperial League.”
"FUNERAL OF MR. R. M. HORNE-PAYNE
FOUNDER OF CANADIAN RAILWAYS
The funeral took place on Saturday at Brentwood of Mr. Robert Montgomery Horne-Payne, of Merry Meade, Shenfield, whose death occurred suddenly last week.
Mr. R. M. Horne-Payne was formerly chairman of the Canadian Northern Railway, and he was the founder of the British Columbia Electric Railway, and for many years chairman of that Company. For over thirty years he had been associated with the direction and control of Canadian enterprises, and was very well known in the Dominion and in London. Mr. Horne-Payne had resided at Brentwood for some years, and was interested in Essex concerns, being a keen sportsman.
The funeral service was held at the Roman Catholic Cathedral, Brentwood, and was attended by many representatives of business and associated concerns. The service was conducted by the Rev. Canon T. F. Norris and the Rev. M. Wilson. The body had been placed in the church on the previous evening, when there was a reception service, at which Mrs. Horne-Payne, members of the family, and the staff were present. Earlier in the day Mass was celebrated. The interment was made in the churchyard.
The family mourners were: Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Horne-Payne, son and daughter-in-law; Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Robson, brother-in-law and sister-in-law; Mrs. Eagle Bott, sister-in-law; the Misses Eagle Bott, nieces; Mrs. Falcon Steward, niece; and Miss Matthews.
Among others present were Sir Henry and Lady McAuliffe, Sir Charter Symonds, Lady Cubitt, Dr. Bantry White, Mr. H. W. Harding (representing Sir Henry Thornton), Dr. W. E. H. Quennell, Mr. Dale Womersley, P.P., and Mrs. Womersley, Mr. H. F. Chamen, J.P., the Rev. J. WS. Lewis, the Rev. C. H. Roe and Mrs. Roe, Mr. David Morgan, Mr. R. C. A. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. T. Blundell Brown, Col. Gilbertson Smith and Mr. H. F. Smith, Mr. A. H. Raven, Mr. C. E. Lewis and Miss Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. W. Banwed, Mrs. Pennington, Miss Brown, Mrs. Upton, Mr. Rowley Williams, Mrs. Horton, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Macqueen, Miss Ind and Miss Newton, Capt. T. Brady, Mr. Hugo R. Bird, Mr. G. Herrett, Mr. Jas. S. Larkin, Mr. Geo. Baker, Miss Olive Gibson and Mrs. Ella Wilkinson (secretaries), members of the staff at Merry Meade; Mr. J. Davidson, Mr. R. W. Bartlett, Mr. W. T. Carlisle, Mr. H. M. Cox, Mr. F. A. Miles, Mr. S. Drake, Mr. B. M. Smith, Mr. W. H. Uridge, Mr. F. W. Sellwood, Mr. Webb, Mr. Johnson, Mr. J. Moss, Mr. L. Cole, Mr. J. Mamskill, and mills Robson, all of the British Empire Trust; Mr. W. N. Marden, Canadian National Railways; and Mr. D. Northall-Laurie (British Columbia Electric Railways).
There were many beautiful floral tributes from: Mother, Nannie, John and Jean, and Baby Ann; Sister Leila, Georgie, and Elizabeth; Duncan and Molly; Stephen and Rhoda; Mrs. Falcon Steward; Mrs. J. W. Edwards; From the Indoor and Outdoor Staff at Merry Meade; Alfred and Eliza Rogers; Mr. W. Cross and Daughters; Miss Milbank; Miss Chapman; Mr. John Davidson; Mrs. Davidson, Iris, and Nona; Mr. R. H. Collis; Mr. and Mrs. T. Blundell Brown; Olive Gibson and Ella Wilkinson; Mr. H. Malcolm Hubbard; Flossie, Elsie and Gordon; Laura; Minnie; Nannie, Eva, and Beatrice (Allouette); A. J. Mitchell and Co., Ltd.; Colleagues on the Board of the British Empire Trust Co., Ltd.; The Canadian Western Lumber Co., Ltd.; The British Columbia Electric Railway Co.; The Canadian and Foreign Securities Co., Ltd.; The Officers and Staff of the West Gloucestershire Power Co., Ltd.; Colleagues on the Board and the Advisory Engineers of the West Gloucestershire Power Co., Ltd.; The President and Directors of the Canadian National Railways; The British and Canadian Officers of the Canadian National Railways; Mr. D. B. Hanna; Mr. J. D. McCormack; Mr. Harry S. Ellis; Mr. A. J. Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs. George Kidd; Sir Frank and Lady Barnard; Mr. D. Northall-Laurie; Partners and Messrs. Kitcat and Aitken; Mr. R. C. Notcutt; Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Wolton; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Womersley; Mrs. J. L. Birchenough; Dr. and Mrs. Bantry White; Mr. and Mrs. Brady and Edith; Mrs. Pennington and Betty; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morgan; Mr. and Mrs. David Morgan; the Misses Katie, Edith, and Wenna Brown; Mr. and Mrs. Rowley Williams; Mr. and Mrs. Birch; Mr. J. M. Church and Mr. John Peachey; Lady Harvey, Rudolf, and Cyril; Mr. and Miss Lewis; Mrs. Temperley; Mr. and Mrs. Aleck Womersley; Mr. and Mrs. Hugo R. Bird: "in Remembrance," W.S.; Mr. and Mrs. Moul; The Misses Florence and Agnes Cochrane; Miss Viola and Dr. Robert Quennell; Mr. Tom Bowling; Miss Wallis and Mr. Ellingford; Mr. Herbert E. Tarver; Sir Thomas and Lady Segrave; Nurse Scott; Miss M. M. Fox; Mrs. Horton; Dr. and Mrs. William Quennell; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Chamen; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Upton; Members of the Brentwood Hockey Club; The Shenfield Branch of the Junior Imperial League.”
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