Smyrna times., 1905-08-02
DEATH RECORD OF THE PAST WEEK.
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church. The stroke rendered him un-
conscious and he died at 10 o'clock.
Deceased had been in failing health
for a number of years during which
time he suffered one or two light
strokes but not to the extent of rem
dering him helpless. Six years ago he
left Smyrna and has been making his
home with his son, Rev. Henry G..
Budd at first going to Berlin, Md, and
moving with him to Centreville, Md,
when he was sent to be the pastor of
the NJ. E. Church at that town. De-
ceased spent most of his life in SMYRNA
where he was born April %, 1880. He
He was son of the late William A.
and Mary (Davis) Budd. At the age
of four years his parents moved to
Philadelphia where he was educated
and spent his early manhood. He
came back to Smyrna in 1862 and con-
tinued to make it his residence until
he moved away six years ago. For
twenty-five years he was the Alderman
for the town of Smyrna and justice of,
the peace for twenty eight years, being
appointed to the latter position by Gov
ernor Ponder in 1871. In politics he
was Democrat but never held Office
outside his municipality. In religion
he was a Methodist being converted
during therevival held under the pas
torate of the Rev. W. W. W. Wilson
in Smyrna. His domestic life was an
unusually happy one. On November
II, 1861 he was united in marriage to
Miss Caroline Kettell, daughter of the
late Rev. George F. Kettell of the
New York East Conference, who sur
wives him with five children: Mrs.
James Il. McNeal, Easton, Nd, Rev.
Henry G.. Budd, pastor of the Centre
vile, Nd, M. E. Church; Miss Kath-
crime Budd of Centreville, Md; Mr..
Edward G. Budd, of Philadelphia; and
Miss Mary L. Budd of Centreville,
Nd. He is also survived by one sister,
Miss Fransenia Budd of Philadelphia.
Funeral services were held at Centre
vile M. E. Parsonage last evening and
the remains were brought to Smyrna
this morning where interment took
place after the arrival of the 9.43 train
at Odd Fellows Cemetery. Presiding
Elder W. G. Koons had charge of the
services.
Death OF Miss Harriet Stubs Of Philadelp phia.
Mrs. William FAIRIES of this town re-
ceived the sad intelligence yesterday
morning of the death of her niece Miss
s. Harriet Stubs daughter of the
late Rev. Enoch Stubbs and Mrs
Mary (Goldthorpe) Stubbs of Phila-
delphia. The immediate cause of heI
death was neuralgia of the heart. Last
January she suffered an attack of the
grippe and after she was able to go ou
she had a relapse, which left he
in q rheumatic state which she neve
got over. The sad intelligence of hel
death was a great shock to her rela
tives and friends who mourn her un
timely death. She was one of tn
brightest members of the family. By
profession she was teacher and helC
for several years a nice position at tn
Newton Grammer School. She wal
also an active worker in Christ M. E
Church and the young peoples so
ciety and will be greatly missed. TIL
funeral services will be held o.mor
row, Thursday afternoon at o'cloc
at the residence of her brother, DI
George P. Stubbs, ia S. 4Oth Street
, Philadelphia.
Little EIIz abeih FreebOrn Passes Away.
q Elizabeth Freeborn, infant daughtt
of Faun NJ. and Louise baldwin
:. Freeborn of this town died early SUI
day morning after a short illness frol
erysipelas. She was a bright lit
+. thing and before taking sick gay
,. every promise of living a long lif
q Mr.. and Mrs. Freeborn have Il
n sympathy of large number Of rel
tives and friends in the loss they ha1
!. sustained. Funeral services were he
r. Monday afternoon and interment toe
place in Glenwood Cemetery, PresidiI
Elder W. G. Koons officiating.
= Death of William S. Arthurs, Jr., Of KentC
d William 8. Arthurs, infant son
), William s. and Ada CLARK Arthurs
: Kenton whose death occurred on Su
ss day the 23rd ult., was accident
rs ommitted from the Times last wee
r, The little baby was a bright liti
b. thing and was the Joy of his paren
He had been sick but a short tin
Funeral services were held the ne
W day, interment at Odd Fellows Cen
:, terry Smyrna, Rev. d. F. McFs
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