Daily Examiner Newspaper,dated: Fri. 13 September 1895,pg. 4,c. 4.
FATAL APOPLECTIC SEIZURE
Sudden Death of Mr. George McIlmoyle,
the Well Known Auctioneer of Lakefield
(Special From Our Own Correspondent.)
Lakefield,Sept. 13th - Yesterday afternoon while Mr. Geo. McIlmoyle,the well-known auctioneer,was engaged in plastering at the house of Mr. John Millage,he was seized with an apoplectic fit. It appears he had just carr- ied two heavy pails of plaster upstairs and complained of feeling faint. He asked for a glass of water and immediately fell uncon- scious. Dr. Bell was at once summoned,and had the unfortunate gentlemen conveyed to his home,where he was carefully attended to and everything done to relieve him. He gradu- ally sank until death relieved him from his sufferings about half past four o’clock this morning. This sad event is a great shock to the whole community,as Mr. McIlmoyle was well known all over the county. The family have the sympathy of the public in their sudden and sad affliction.
FATAL APOPLECTIC SEIZURE
Sudden Death of Mr. George McIlmoyle,
the Well Known Auctioneer of Lakefield
(Special From Our Own Correspondent.)
Lakefield,Sept. 13th - Yesterday afternoon while Mr. Geo. McIlmoyle,the well-known auctioneer,was engaged in plastering at the house of Mr. John Millage,he was seized with an apoplectic fit. It appears he had just carr- ied two heavy pails of plaster upstairs and complained of feeling faint. He asked for a glass of water and immediately fell uncon- scious. Dr. Bell was at once summoned,and had the unfortunate gentlemen conveyed to his home,where he was carefully attended to and everything done to relieve him. He gradu- ally sank until death relieved him from his sufferings about half past four o’clock this morning. This sad event is a great shock to the whole community,as Mr. McIlmoyle was well known all over the county. The family have the sympathy of the public in their sudden and sad affliction.
Daily Examiner Newspaper,dated: Fri. 13 September 1895,pg. 4,c. 4.
FATAL APOPLECTIC SEIZURE
Sudden Death of Mr. George McIlmoyle,
the Well Known Auctioneer of Lakefield
(Special From Our Own Correspondent.)
Lakefield,Sept. 13th - Yesterday afternoon while Mr. Geo. McIlmoyle,the well-known auctioneer,was engaged in plastering at the house of Mr. John Millage,he was seized with an apoplectic fit. It appears he had just carr- ied two heavy pails of plaster upstairs and complained of feeling faint. He asked for a glass of water and immediately fell uncon- scious. Dr. Bell was at once summoned,and had the unfortunate gentlemen conveyed to his home,where he was carefully attended to and everything done to relieve him. He gradu- ally sank until death relieved him from his sufferings about half past four o’clock this morning. This sad event is a great shock to the whole community,as Mr. McIlmoyle was well known all over the county. The family have the sympathy of the public in their sudden and sad affliction.
FATAL APOPLECTIC SEIZURE
Sudden Death of Mr. George McIlmoyle,
the Well Known Auctioneer of Lakefield
(Special From Our Own Correspondent.)
Lakefield,Sept. 13th - Yesterday afternoon while Mr. Geo. McIlmoyle,the well-known auctioneer,was engaged in plastering at the house of Mr. John Millage,he was seized with an apoplectic fit. It appears he had just carr- ied two heavy pails of plaster upstairs and complained of feeling faint. He asked for a glass of water and immediately fell uncon- scious. Dr. Bell was at once summoned,and had the unfortunate gentlemen conveyed to his home,where he was carefully attended to and everything done to relieve him. He gradu- ally sank until death relieved him from his sufferings about half past four o’clock this morning. This sad event is a great shock to the whole community,as Mr. McIlmoyle was well known all over the county. The family have the sympathy of the public in their sudden and sad affliction.
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