The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-03-19
OBITUARY..
Lucy Frank Hutchinson Walton.

II.
Lucy b. Hutchinson, wife of Henry B.
Walton, died March 18th at her home ON
Pleasant street. South Portland. She
was the daughter of Rev. Asa F. Hutch
inson, Bap tist clergyman who passed
away about two years since. and who was
widely known.
Mrs. Walton was born in New Glouoes-
ter, Oct. 24th, 1854 where she passed
her childhood and attended the common
schools, after which she entered the
Bailey school, graduating in 1874. She
taught in this school for while as an
assistant teacher and later for number
of years taught in various towns in
Cumberland county. While teaching in
Gray she had as a pupil Lee Hunt, the
who took his first Latin lesson of Mrs.
| Walton. Ever interested In all things for
| the advancement of mankind, she was
very useful member in South Portland
| society and will be greatly missed. Mrs.
Walton with her husband were largely in
strumental in helping form the bethany
Congregational church at Sonth Portland
about two years ago. She was one OF the
members at the time 1t was formed and
her death is the first to take place among
| the scciety's members. She leaves an
| aged mother. a husband and three daugh-
| ters to mourn her loss. The funeral SO r
vices conducted by Rev. G. Z. Andrews,
| occurred Monday afternoon at her late
residence and were very largely attended.
| The Mendelssohn Quartette. consisting
OF four male voices, Ksang. The inter
ment was at Mt Pleasant cemetery. The
| f1oral offerings were beautiful, including
two pillows and a lovely cluster Of lilies
from the immediate family. A large Tyre
with broken strings from Christian En-
deavor, Bethany church; cluster OF Al
pinks and cluster of roses from Sunday
school, 3 very large cluster of Easter
lilies and buds from Mr.. and Mrs. Newell
Trefethren, bouquet of roses, Mr.. ana
Mrs. L. ID. Austin; bouquet of pinks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Niles Nelson; bouquet of
white roses, Rev. Henry Hutchinson and
daughter and bouquet of choice flowers
Charles Roberts.
Mr.. Charles Roberts died at his home
on Saoo street, Westbrook, at O'Clock
Wednesday morning at the advanced
age of 90 years. Mr.. Roberts was born
in the town Of Westbrook and has al.
ways lived on the same farm on which he
died. Mr.. Roberts was q very successful
farmer. He was very remarkable man,
having enjoyed good health to within
few months of his death. and together
with his son William, carried on large
farm. Mr.. Roberts did as much work
as any man of many years his senior I'M
til within the last two years. He leaves
a wife who is now very sick and is not
expected to recover. She is Sc years old,
they having been married "a years. He
leaves three sons, John, William and
Charles E.. and one daughter, Frances
E., wife of Randall J. Elder of Boston.
Mr.. Roberts had accumulated comforta-
BILE competency. In politics Mr.. Roberts
was a Rep ublioan from the foundation
Of the party. Notice of the funeral will
be given later.
John Kenyon.
Mr.. James Sinkinson of the Union
Mutual Life Insurance Company, re-
ceived telegram yesterday announcing
the death in Halifax of John Kenyon,
manager of the Union Mutual for that
district. He was 40 years of age. Mr.
Sinkinson left on the 100 p. m. train for
Halifax. 1t was Mr.. Kenyon's wish
that he should be buried here so the SER
vices will be at st. Lukes' Cathedral, the
day to be announced later. The inter-
ment will be at Evergreen.
Mrs. Lizzie Bailey.
The authorities announce the death
of Mrs. Lizzie Bailey at the Greedy Hos
pital. She was about IS years of age and
her maiden name was Hutchinson.
That is all they knew about her, but pos
sibly she has friends living who can give
further information.
Falmouth Loan and Building Association
At the regular monthly meeting of the
board Of directors of the Falmouth Loan
and Building Association held yesterday