Hannah Banks, who, for over fifty-two years, was the constant companion and loving wife of Charles Burt Banks, was called home on October 31st, 1912.  The bereaved husband, who is a son of the late C. W. Banks (whose name will always be associated with this magazine as its founder and first editor, and whose abundant labours so many of our readers treasure), informs us that his dear companion was “the youngest daughter of Mr. Elijah Packery, for years Precentor and Deacon at Crosby-row and Unicord-yard Chapels, under the ministry of Mr. C. W. Banks.  The mortal remains were laid to rest in Forest Hill Cemetery on Thursday, November 7th, 1912, Mr. J. T. Kinsbury and Mr. Samuel Banks conducting the service at the home…