Beatrice Hemingway -grave tales

PERSONAL & SOCIAL

The friends of Mr .F. W. Hemingway, acting-Stationmaster, Southern Cross, were shocked on Monday of last week over the sudden death of Mrs Hemingway. The lady attended the evening service on Sun day at the Methodist Church and sang in anthem “Peace, Perfect Peace.” Subsequently on returning home the lady found that she had exhausted her strength and on the advice of Dr Margaret Clark was admitted as a,maternity patient to the Southern Cross Hospital, where she rallied and was apparently on the road to recovery. A few hours later, however, she passed peacefully away’ Later in the day the body was conveyed by train to Kalgoorlie for the funeral from the home of her parents, Mr and Mr John Howarth, 219 Mac Donald Street. The interment took place on the afternoon of Christmas Day in the Methodist portion of the Kalgoorlie Cemetery. There was 8 large number of mourners at the grave side, including officers and members of the Masonic Lodge “Golden Thistle.” 840 S.C, and members of the W.A.. Railway Officers’ Association.

IN MEMORIAM. HEMINGWAY. — In devoted and fond memory of Beatrice Hemingway, my darling wife and precious daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howarth, who departed this life on December 24, 1923.

‘A beautiful life and a fragrant memory’

Kalgoorlie Miner 25th Dec 1923

Gone from us, but leaving memories Death. can never take away; Loved; remembered, longed for always While upon this earth we stay. –Inserted by her loving husband and parents. HEMINGWAY.— In sad and loving memory of our darling sister, Beatrice, who passed away December 24, 1923. There is someone who misses you sadly, And thinks of your kind loving way; But we will meet you again, dearest sister, At the dawn of a beautiful day. — Inserted) by her loving sister and :brother in law, Alice and Jim Strickland. HEMINGWAY.—ln sad but loving memory of our dear sister, sister in-law, and aunt, who passed away December 24, 1923. One by one earth’s ties are broken, One by one they’re linked above ; Some day though will be a sweet reunion at our Father’s home above. Inserted by Mary, Jack, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howarth, who departed this life on December 24 1923.

IN MEMORIAM. HEMINGWAY.— In fond and devoted memory of Beatrice Hemingway, my darling wife, and precious daughter of Mr. and Mrs J. Howarth, who departed this life December 24, 1923.

A beautiful life and a fragrant memory. Safe in the Master’s keeping. Not now, but in the coming years, It may be in the better land, We’ll read the meaning of our tears, And then, sometime, we’ll understand.

Inserted by her loving husband and parents. HEMINGWAY.- In sad but loving memory of our darling sister, Beatrice, who passed away on December 24, 1923. Always so good, unselfish, and kind , Few in this world her equal to find: One of the best God could send ; A loving ; sister right to the end. -Inserted by her loving sisters and brothers in law, Alice and Jim Strickland (Perth), Mary and Jack Hughes (Nee Lambton). HEMINGWAY. — In loving memory of my little friend, Beatrice, who fell asleep December 24, 1923. ‘Until the day breaks.’ Inserted by R.F.

Beatrice Hemingway – Kalgoorlie Cemetery 2019

Alfred William Hemingway was to re marry in Perth in 1927, to Cora YOUNG, he died in Perth in 1952 and is buried in Karrakatta Cemetery.