Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-21
LAID TO REST
The Last Sad Rites Over the Remains

of the Late Dr F. J. Parry.
 The body of the late Dr F. J. Parry laid in state at the First Baptist church yesterday and was viewed by large number of citizens of all creeds. The remains rested in a quartered oak casket. A good likeness of the dead pastor occupied prominent place near the casket. The floral offerings were profuse and included tie following: Mrs Parry's Bible class, sheath of cal las and pink roses; primary department of Sunday school, bunch of crimson and white carnations; Women's Nils sionary and Social union, First Baptist church, mound of pink roses and lilies of the valley; the church choir, Tyre of sweet peas and roses; Christian En- deavor society, anchor of roses and sweet peas; Young Mems Bible class. floral piece of white roses and maiden hair ferns; Jr |. P. S. c. E., basket of white and pink roses; Swedish Baptist society, wreath and stand of sweet peas and roses; Mill Plain chapel, crescent of white roses and lilies; New Haven Baptist Ministers conference, large wreath; old parishioners of Brattleboro, Vt, bunch of roses; Samuel W. Parry, pillar of pink and white roses; Mrs J. T. Trott and W. S. Trott, mound of pink and white roses; MT and Mrs Al bert D. Field, mound of white roses and ferns; Miss Della c. Field, basket of sweet peas; Mir and Mrs V. M. Shaw, bunch of white roses; the Misses Turnbull, bunch of white roses; William H. Mintie, bunch of white roses; MT and Mrs James H. Mintie, Nr and Mrs George w. Watson, bunch IT er.6 h of pink and white roses; Mrs Martha L. Conklin. bunch of red roses: Misses Carrie and Etta Eldredge, bunch of white roses; Y. P. s. c. E., anchor of roses and sweat peas.
 Seated on the pulpit platform were the Rev ". J. Slocum of the Immacu- late Conception parish, Rev John N. Lewis and the Rev MT barnes of St Johns church the Rev F. D. Buckley of Trinity church, the Rev Dr J. G. Davenport of the Second church, the Rev MT Bruno of the First church, the Rev Mir Reed of Grace Baptist church, eolored: the Rev F. B. Stockdale of the First Methodist church. the Rev Mir Root of the Third Congregational church, and the Rev c. c. Smith of Simonsville: Rev pr Whitman of the Lafayette Baptist church, Buffalo, N. l., duu tue hOf LIT T OSleT Ol N0WdIh. N. T.
 The services were under the direc- tion of Dr Whitman and consisted of Chopin's Funeral March by Organ fist Towne, after which the quartet, Miss Georgiana Turnbull. Miss Clara Elton. V. NJ. Shaw and Frank Clarke, sang "Abide With Me" The Rev c. c. Smith of Simonsville read the scriptures and the Rev John N. Lewis of St Johns offered prayer. This was followed by a solo, ."When My Life Work Is Ended,'' by Mrs Ashley.
 Eulogies were delivered by the Rev Dr Foster, Dr Davenport and Dr Whitman. The remains were taken to Philadelphia for burial this morn ing in charge of Undertaken D. M. Stewart of the firm of J. NJ. Burrall 6 Go. On arriving, service will be held in Grace church and will include a sermon by the rector, Rev Russell Conwell. DID.
 Among those who accompanied the remains to their last resting place were pr Foster of Newark, Dr Whit man of Buffalo, the widow and son of the deceased, one of his brothers. Sam uel Parry of Philadelphia, Elisha Pychen of Buffalo, Mrs E. w Smith, Deacon D. L.. Smith and Deacon A. J. Ashley of the First Baptist church.