Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-28
LAID AT RESI-.
Funeral Services Of the Late John |
Chamberln.

Chamberlin.
With the impressive and beautiful
burial ritual of the Episcopal Church,
the body of John i. Chamberlin, CASH
Ter OF the Quinsigamond National Bank
was laid at rest, Thursday afternoon
The funeral services took place In All
Saints Church, and were largely at
tended. Among those present were
many of Worcester's representative
business men, with whom Mr.. Chamber
| lin had come in almost daily contact in
the discharge of his duties as cashier Of
one of the city's bank All the banks
were officially represented by delega-
tons, and, as mark of respect, both
the Quinsigamond National Bank and
the Five Cents Savings Bank with
which he was Connected, closed at 2
o'clock for the afternoon.
| Prlor to the service in the church. a
short service was held at the home of
the bereaved parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
| gustus l. Chamberlin, Waehusett
| street. The services at the house were
conducted by Elder w. A. Burch, pastor
OF the Second Advent Church, of which
Mr.. Chamberlin's parents are members
Then the funeral cortege wended its
| way to the church
Rev. Alexander H Vinton, rector of
All Saints Church, assisted by Rev.
Charles Lancaster Short. led the line as
1t moved down the center aisle Of the
church. Then followed the four bear
ers, who We're Henry p Murray, assist
ant cashier and teller of the Quinsiga-
mond National Bank; William Wood
ward, cashier of the Central National
Bank; Charles A. Williams. assistant
cashier of the City National Bank; Her
bert j. Russell, an intimate friend of
the deceased The immediate relatives
followed.
The casket was placed at the head of
the center aisle, in front of the altar.
Inc Episcopal service for the dead was
used, the only music being that played
| upon the organ by Organist G. Arthur
Smith. No opportunity was afforded
those at the church to view the remains.
Ihe casket was surrounded by a large
number of beautiful floral tributes. The
worcester Clearing House sent a large
basket or pink roses; the Hancock club.
or which he was a member, a handsome
mound and tablet, with the words
hancock Club" in purple immortels;
the trustees Of the Five Cents Savings
Bank, large bunch of Easter lilies. the
Quinsigamond National Bank, a large
punch OF roses; the clerical force in the
same bank, handsome mound. There
were, in adition many elegant flowers
from private individuals.
The burial was at Hope cemetery.
among the bank men present were the
IQlioWlng: President E. B. Stoddard, M.
v. b. Jeffeson Samuel Brown. r 6
johnson, Jerome Marble. William lanes
Hogg, Lewis G. White, Charles =.
Ciafiin and Horace Wyman, directors
or the Quinsigamond National Bank.
Assistant Cashier II. P. Murray. A q
Davis, H. N. Parker, A. r. Brigham and
e. L. Smith, who were associated with
Mr.. Chamberlin In the clerical work of
the Quinsigamond National Bank: Ma
thaniel Paine, John c. Otis, F. E. Ian
caster, Edwin Brown, Caleb Colvin. GIL
bert G. Rngg, James Draper, Roger F.
Upham, $. N. Story, Otis e. Putnam.
W. l. CLARK and Stephen Sawyer of the
board of trustees Of the Five Cents Saw
ings Bank, of which Mr.. Chamberlin was
also member; Treasurer J. Stewart
Brown, Burton w. Grout, George E. Ry-
an, Myron r. Converse, r. N. Grout and
w. H. Volkmar of the same bank: Pres
ldent Edward +. DISCO and Secretary
Samuel H. Clary of the Worcester Safe
Deposit and Trust Company; President
Henry A. Marsh, Cashier William Wood
ward and Harry A. Adams of the Cen
trail National Bank; President Charles
NJ. Bent of the Peoples Savings Bank;
President Albert H. Waite Cashier GIL
bert X. Rand and Director j. Russell
Marble of the First National Bank:
Cashier Nathaniel Paine and Assistant
Cashier Charles A, Williams of the City
National Bank; Director Frank e. Hay
wood, Cashier George A. Smith, Assist
ant Cashier Frank Richardson and w.
II. Beaumont Of the Citizens National
Bank: Director Samuel C. Willis, Teller
Luther M. Lowell and Frank E. Will
Hanson from the Worcester County In
stitution for Savings; Treasurer Henry
Woodward and Vice President A. B. r.
Sprague of the Worcester Mechanics
Savings Bank; Director B. W. Childs
Cashier George e. Merrill and Samuel
A. Ellsworth from the Mechanics Ma
tional Bank; Director Edward L. Davis
and Cashier James P Hamilton of the
Worcester National Bank; Director NJ.
B. Lamb of the Bay State Savings Bank;
Manager Halleck Bartlett Of the State
Safe Deposit Company
Others who were present were: James
Logan, Edwin A. Sumner, F. B. Harlow,
Robert M. Washburn, Charles E. Grant,
H. Ward Bates, Willard F. Pond, Frank
B. Hall, A. A White, Edmund NJ Bar
ton, E. A. Goodnow, E. Medina, Steph-
en- G, Earle, John A. Dana, H. E. Hill,
Benjamin T. Hammond, BENJAMIN A.
Barber, Harry S. Myrick, ]. NJ Bassett,
Charles A. Merrill, d. B. Williams, E.
F. Thompson, A. w. Parmelee, E. b.
Clapp, Rev. John Gregson, G. L. San
ford, Albert Brown, Louis H Buckley,
]. H. Wall, Hon. A S. Roe, DIR. George
S. Clark, d. w. Swift, A. E. Gray, A. A.
Barker and H. A. Johnson
The ushers at the funeral were Ed
ward D, Stoddard, Luther NJ Lowell,
Samuel D. Spur, 3. W. Grout and Alon-