BX April 14, 1941

Albert J. Chandler

The death occurred early this morning at his home, Brantford Township, of Albert John Chandler in his fifty-fifth year.  Deceased was born in Surrey, England, coming to Canada thirty-one years ago.  In 1915 Mr. Chandler enlisted with the 36th Battalion, serving in France with the 58th Battalion until the end of the war.  Until eight years ago, when he took up farming, deceased had been an employee of the Canada Glue Company.  Besides his widow, the former Miss Flora Money, he leaves to mourn his loss two sons, A. Edward and James Chandler, Brantford; two daughters, Mrs. Fred Creeden, Paris and Mrs. James Breckenridge, Bluevale; two brothers, E.J. Chandler, Mount Pleasant, and George Chandler, in England; two sisters, Mrs. C. Faulkner and Mrs. T. Tidcombe, in England, as well as six grandchildren.  Mr. Chandler is resting at the home of his son, E. Edward Chandler, 47 Walter Street, until Wednesday afternoon, when the funeral will take place to Farringdon Burial Ground.

BX April 17, 1941

Albert Chandler

Funeral services for Albert Chandler were conducted Wednesday afternoon from the residence of his son, A.E. Chandler, 47 Walter Street, with Rev. A.W. Brown of Balfour Street United Church in charge.  The high esteem in which deceased was held was illustrated by the exceptionally large number of relatives and friends in attendance, and the profusion of beautiful floral tributes brought a message of sympathy to the bereaved.  The pallbearers were Harry Foulger and James Laird, representing the Canada Glue Company; Fred Fawcett and Jack Creighton, neighbors of the deceased, and Robert Mulligan and Hector McKay, former Echo Place neighbors of Mr. Chandler.  Interment was in Farringdon Burial Ground.