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it is said that only one thing can make hf
»-he happier than having a chi1d—and that 

is having a grandchild. The reason being‘
that one has all the fun, all the afiection
~—and the responsibility is once removed!
If that is true, Mr. George Cowell,
B r i d g e_ _
l-‘ a r m ,
B e thersden,
must get 9,
c onsidemble
kick out of.
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h a s twelve
and
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a. 1 1 living »
and all mar-
ried, forty-
fzve grand-
children and
twenty - six
g rea.t-grand-
children,

M1‘. Cowell
is e igl1ty- . ,
eight years"
of age, and
vchen our re-
p resentative
called to see
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Mr, G. COWELL.

Mr.
(‘ovvell enjoys good healtl1,'and has work-
ml on Bridge ]:‘arm for about sixty-eight
years- He is a native of Bethersden,_be-
ing born 'there in 1844, and is proud of be-
ing the oldest~‘inhal)itant.

There are -four sons and eight dauglltere,
who are all married and all have children.
with one exce 1_;ion. They are:——John,a.ged
ifs, Gravesen ; George, aged 46, Hurvel;
lfrnnk, aged 38, Southern Railway employee.
xluidstone; 'l‘homas lddx-.'ard, aged 33,- fd1'I11
labourer, Bethersden; Esther, aved 60, Ash-
ford; Alice, aged 58, Hythe; ouisa, aged
55, 'A‘shford ;
l“lllen,¢§aged 50. vIlford,. Essex ;-’ Lucy, ae'ed- 4_4,
Bessie,‘

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man _E‘red9rl§k3‘:Jnhr; ‘Jarrett, aged = 20, \\'lm
.l0iI1e V.-;the'B;oy_el‘==.A1r Fox"ce’15 days previo1|.~l}:
died a_t Prlncess:‘Mary’s Royal Hospirrxl. ll.’-.l:~:.
Wendover.;ol1 Thursday last week, fl-um Llullldv
pneumonla. -The body was brought ll) l*£I‘lu;~_f--
Station on Saturday night, was met by LL purl)‘

    

of his old-?"v11lage chums and taken lo Vlllci

Cotta.ge,~ the-residence of ms grandfather, Mr.
George Cowell. The funeral took place wll
'Wedn‘esday at St. Peter’s Church with inlllulry
honours. vf Hawklnge Aeroclronle, where Mr.
Jarrett enllsted, providerl the motor lender mm
aeroplane’ trailer, on which the cnrlm \\';l>‘
borne,‘ trumpeteirs and,-'5, firing party, in cixzime

for I:?ly1ng‘0fIl_cer'PC,« Heath. The Vicar of l$(é}<~*.~,»

Bourne. »Rev..F:'I.amplugh, officiated, and mu
mourners“ were: .Mr. and, Mrs. F. .1‘ '}"l‘ll'\.rI.L
(l’aLt_hér'and'mother). Mr. Reg Jarrett (lnmlu,-r->,
Mlss'~-Dorot,hy Jarrett (sister), l\ll'.\‘.
(gr-a,ndmotl1er)," -"Mrs. Lockwood (aunl: mu.
Mr. Lockwood, Mrs. L. Cowell (aumt. .\li.~:.<. L).
Cowell (aunt), Mrs. R. Jarrett (.\Il.SluI'-lIl«l2l'.\
Mr, v‘A'.'Gamp1e, Mr. A. Miles‘, Mr. ;tIh'\I .\1;-.~.
W. Kee1er‘(lr1ends). The Bridge Boys‘ club
were/represented‘ by Messrs. H. Decem. G.
Honneygj, 1«‘«pleQd'.:’RL'Hoghen. P; Belsey, H. H.

   

   
   

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F_ g; _g 3; Tifiwaghorue (hon. secre-
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