The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-27

ful and impressive burial service Of the
Episcopal church was used by the rector
Rev. IN. ]. II Beattie, who oiiiciated.
The services we're opened BY Scripture
readings from John H. 25, 20, and from
Job 10. 2527. This reading was fol-
lowed BY the singing by the choir Of
the seth Psalm, which begins, Lord,
let me know mine end and the number
Of my days" This was followed BY fur.
ther Scripture reading by the rector
from ] Corinthians. 18th chapter. Then
came a hymn, Abide with Me- by the
choir, aEd a prayer by the rector. The
hymn. There is a blessed home beyond
this land Of woe was sung By the choir
and then the beneaietion was pro-
nouneed
AS the mourners filed out Of the
church the choir sang the eNuno Dimit-
It's, beginning; Lord, now lettest Thou
Thy servant depart il peacei according
To Thy word
The remains we're taken on the 3:05
train to Burlington, where interment
viii be made in Lake View cemetery.
The bearers for the services in this
city were F G Rowland Thomas Cave,
J J Cayhue, Norman Morrison, B. a..
Eastman and Dr. w. r. Mann. Upon
arrival ia Burlington there will be a
prayer service at the Lake View chapel,
conducted BIZ the Rev. George Y. Bliss,
assisted bv the Rev W. ] N. Beattie
The bearers af Burlington are to be
former classmates Of Mrs Mascott
Good sized delegations from the New
England Order Of Protection and from
Bright Star Rebekah lodge were present
at the services Many relatives and
friends from other towns attended the
funeral Among them were Mrs Sarah
Kelly Mr. and Mrs John +. Kelly, Air.
and Mrs Il. ]. Kelly, Miss Mabel IT.
Kelly, Theodore Kelly, Mr. and Mrs
John Petros, John Cummings, Gus papas,
T D. Scuttakes. Burlington; John NJ
Mascott and John Trvforis Of New York
The display Of floral tributes was one
81 the most beautiful ever seen in this
city, the majority of the flowers being
It'll large set pieces which were So ar
ranged that the chanee was filed
The curtains Of the stores were drawn
during the services.
The following IS q partial list Of the
floral tributes;
Cross. John ?. Petros; star, John Cum
ings; cross, Nicholas Mascot; wreath,
nephew. Iyre james Liner; cross. j. p.
Petros: wreath, T. H. Santakes, John
Mascot, John Tryforis, homas Paqonia,
q NJ pouIas. 1 O. o. Il, NJ IT,: pillow,
John Mitchell; anchor. Barre aerie of
Eagles; harp, G. E. Pappas pillow. G,
Ct Mascot and children; wreath, former
neighbors in Burlingtonj wreath, Couse
Papatheodore.
Carnations. Mr. and Mrs. IT, J. Kelly,
Mr.. and Mrs = NJ Laws. Mr. and Mrs.
6 Maniattvs Mr. and Mrs Fred Cults,
MIR. and Mrs. G. A. Lane. Mr. and Mrs.
A. Giaehino Mr. and Mrs G T. Wood
worth. MIR. and Mrs. @. j Dodge Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel johnson, Miss Maud
Cohurn. Mrs @. S. Wiley. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Robinson, Bessie Dayue, loretta
Speare Miss losie Robinson, MIR. and
Mrs. # J Kelly W i jameson
Roses Nora and William Adams Mr..
ard Mrs I. I'll Cave, III, MI ana Mrs
M. s. Levin 1 u CaYhne. Miss Anne
Parker. New England Order of Protee
tion. N T. Morrison Mr. and Mrs r. ri.
MeCarthv, Mn and Mrs b a. Eastman,
Mr. ard Mrs A. z. Abbott; roses and
aslers. Mr. and Mrs G Kankaaes; as-
ters. altar guild of the Church Of the
Good Shepherd, MIR. and Mrs G. M VIII
lev; Easter lilies 6. tltfas immortelles
and reraaiums Mr. and Mrs. r. II RAM
ney: white asIers. SIR and 3irs. IT. D
flamn. Ar and Mrs III b Smith Mr.. and