The Detroit times., 1910-12-14

ters, Mrs. John Mathison. Mrs. John
Gum and Miss Carol Hayek, survive.
Funeral services Will be held In the
family home, Friday afternoon at
o'clock.
Roy scott and HIS second wife, former
~ Miss Mabel Bennett, who were
brought back to Windsor from Mem
phis. Tenn, on the charge OF kid
Wilson, from his mother. Mrs. Scot
No. l. have been released on bail.
furnished by SCOTS father. who &c
sides in Seaforth. ont. and is In
Windsor To aid mis- son and his pres
ent wife The case Will be tried De-
fore Judge McHugh, in Windsor. to-
morrow.
The remains of Charles "a. Blake, I'M
dertaker, were laid at rest Ina VT.
Elliott cemetery. Tuesday morning
Funeral services. which were held in
st. Aloysius church, were largely
attended by many OF the most rep
resentative business and professional
men In the city. The services were
IN charge of the Rev. FER Ernest Van
Dyke. and he was assisted by Rev.
Frs John O'Rafferty. OF Durand, Jo-
seph Thornton, OF Howell and NJ ].
Commerford, OF Pinckney.
Arrangements have been completed
for the banquet Of the veteran tray
cling men OF Michigan, which will be
held in the Griswold House, Dec.
% There are over 800 travelling
men in the state who have been on
the road ! 3 years or more, and are
therefore eligible to membership in
the association recently formed In
formation and tickets may be had
from >. Il. Hart, No. Ala Union Trust
building. or j. w. Dean, No. SO2
Trumbull ave.
Two Well-knOwn Detroit Presbyterian
ministers Will leave the first of the
year 10 accept pastorates In other
cittes--the Rev j. Clarence Pinker-
ton and the Rev. Charles Dutton Ja-
cobs MIR. Pinkerton, who has been
pastor of the First United Presbyter-
ian church for the past eight years,
terrain in Los Angeles, Cal Mr.. ia
cobs has been 10 years with the
Memorial Presbyterian. and will go
to the Central Presbyterian. in Jol-
let. Ill
DIR. John VI. Bell was on Tuesday night
elected worshipfuI master Of Kill
winning lodge, No 279, F. & a. NJ,
Tor the ensuing year. Other officers
chosen are: Senior warden, John q.
Hackney. junior warden. Henry l
Johnson: treasurer John +. Gers
chow; secretary, John Tilley: senior
deacon, Edward G. Hausner: junior
steward. c. Lloyd Keller; Junior stew
ard, Charles Y smith There will
be a public installation OF the new
2 Officers Thursday night.
Assistant Corporation Counsel Barlow
has solved problem for Julius PO-
rath, paving contractor by deciding
that he can be paid for a partially
completed paving contract on Boston
and Chicago-blvds. Porath had the
excavation. curbinR and concrete
foundation completed. but was pre-
vented from doing the asphalt work
by the weather. Under the strict
wording OF the contract, he could not
collect until the work was all com
pletcd. but the assistant corporation
counsel decided that as part OF the
work had been finished and accepted,
IL could be paid for
W. r. anderson, No. I73 GriswoId-st.,
found his mother, Mrs. Anna j. Sill
lette, aged CO. dead. victim OF as
phyxiatlon, when he called at her
homo, No. 546 Sheridan ave. Tuesday
evening He opened the door VITA
his latChkey and was almost over
come by fias which was escaping
from water heater In the kitchen
Mrs. Sillettes body was found lying
beside couch in the dining room.
II Ia thought she lay down to rest
while waiting for water, intended
for a bath, to heat. A doctor who
was called, expressed the belief that
the death of Mrs. Sillette occurred
Sunday or Monday. Coroner Bur-
CESS decided an inquest unnecessary.
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