Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-03-14

] ftdltu VI NEW lOIh, wi. y. .. GOIDtS
| of St Adams, Hon. Hugh Henry Of
! Concord, n. H.. Col u. NJ. Mansur of
| Newport Cassius Peck and Robert
Noble Of Burlington, w. H. Dubois of
| Randolph. Gen. t. l.. Bates of Ben
nington Principal Edward Ellery of
| Vermont Academy. Rev. s. II. Archi-
bald. Rev. w. A. DAWSON. Rev. Mr..
! Crocker, Deacon Bigwood Deacon
| Crane and y. NJ. White. representing
! the Vermont Baptist State Conven-
/ ton; James H. White. of the Wilcox
& White Organ company of Meriden
! Conn; Rev. f. r. Lakewood New
| England secretary of the Baptist
| Home Missionary society; Stephen
! Brambach Alloys Brambach and Carl
| Amann, representing the Brambach
! Piano Company of New York: G. w.
Nichols. representing the Estey office
| in Baltimore. Edward Read. of the
lGstey Office in St Louis: c. r. Put
nam of the Estey Boston office. Will
liam. Vischer of the Wellington. Ohio
agency ID. E. Wooley of the Philadel-
phia office, Robert Proddow and Mr..
! Simpson, representing the Estey Piano
company of New York. Miss Gillian
| of Estey q SAKE New York: Mr. and
Mrs. d. NJ. Estey and o. b. Estey of
Owosso, Mich, c. E. Rigley, of the
Estey Manufacturing Company, Owos-
so, Mich; Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel b.
White and Mr.. Skllngs of Boston:
Frank II. Brooks of St. Johnsbury:
! Mr.. and Mrs. Poor of Peabody. Mass.
DR.. and Mrs Henry Gray and Mrs.
Harry Gray of Cambridge. n. y: DR..
and Mrs. c. A. Gray and daughter of
Hinsdale n. H.. Mrs. b. f. Ketchum
and Lston Ketchum of New York.
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Gull of West
| Pawlet Col. J. H. Goulding of Will
mington, n. G. Williams of Bellows
Falls. Rev. T. j. Tosier of North Ben
nington, Dr.. c. F. Branch of Amherst.
Mass, Mrs. L. w. Stoddard and sons.
Edgar A. and Ralph Stoddard. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII B. Smith and George Barrett
OF Springfield Mass, Henry H. Proc.
tor Of Boston, Principal Henry NJ.
Cutler of Mount Hermon school.
charles T. Hawley of Hopedale. Mass.
). II. Warren of West Auburn. Mass
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson and Miss
| Mckee of Cambridge. n. Y. Mrs. Nor
ris of Providence, II. l., Mrs. Goodman
of New Jersey. Col and Mrs. Thomas
Harmon of Bennington. and II. d.
Ryder of Bellows Falls.
In addition to these persons there
were also present the employees of the
Estey Organ Company, Gen. Estey's
Bible class, the EXchequer. Beausant
Commandery. officers Of the Vermont
National Guard. teachers of North
field Seminary. and the directors of
the Peoples National Bank.
The Flowers.
The floral tributes were of surpass-
ing beauty. They included not only
the gifts of organizations and business
houses with which Gen. Estey was
connected, but a large number of per-
sonal remembrances from friends of
the family in Brattleboro and else
where. Brief reference is here made
to those pieces which came from
other than private individuals: The
employees of the Estey Organ Com
pany. an open Bible of carnations sup
ported by pedestal of callas. the
right hand page of the Bible bearing
| Gen. Estey's last words. 1T is His
VIII; the office employees of the Estey
| organ Company, a wreath of victory
palms and white roses on a pedestal
of callas the Baptist Bible school. an
anchor OF white roses; Gen. Estey's
Bible school class, 81 roses. one for
each year of his age; the Young Mems
| CHRISTIAN Association, a wreath of car
nations and roses with the letters
\. NJ. c. A: the Valley Fair Associa-
ton, wreath of Easter lilies: Colum-
plan lodge OF Masons, a square and
compass of white roses: Beauseant
CommandeW. Knights Templar. a
cross and crown of roses and carna
National Bank. victory palms and
Whlte and pink roses; the Sunshine
society, bouquet of callas: the facul-
W and students of Vermont Academy
a wreath of violets; the trustees of
the Mortified schools, a pillow of red
roses and hyacinths the board of
trustees of the Baptist State conven-
ton, wreath of red and white roses.
the executive committee of the Young
mems Christian Associations of New
Hampshire, a bouquet of roses: Com.
pany A of Rutland. a bouquet of pink
roses: Sherman. Clay & Co. of San
francisco, representatives of the Es
tey Organ Company, violets. roses and
INES on victory palm leaves: the Es
tey Piano Company of New York a
wreath of roses and orchids; the en-
| ployes of Estey & SAKE of New York
agents OF the Estey Organ Company.
Easter lilies and roses; Louis Ritz e
CO. OF Hamburg, Germany, agents of
tne Estey Organ Company, a wreath
OF dark red roses; the employees of the
Estey house in Boston, white roses
and English violets; Company |. Yer
mont National Guard. a pillow of roses
and carnations with the words "Estey
! Guard"
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