Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-09-12
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The funeral of Mrs. Eva Wobinsom
Mead was held Thursday at one o'clock
at the CONGREGATIONAL Church. the Rev.
a. II. Sturges and the Rev. William
Cashmere officiating. The Masons at
tended in body also the Order of East
ern stars of which Mrs. Mead was a mem
Der The church was filled, showing the
esteem in which she was held. The floral
tributes were numerous and very beauti-
full. Word has been received that Mrs.
Martin Washburn Of San Francisco, Cal,
left Friday for Randolph. bringing with
her the remains of Mr. Washburn for in
torment at his old home. Mrs. Washburn
will be accompanied by her sister. Mrs.
f. II. Mann. who has been In the West
for some time,
The funeral of Mrs. Eva Robinson Mead,
who died Sept ., was very largely at
tended at the congregational Church in
Underh!ll Thursday, September 5. The
Rev A. 3. Sturses ofiiciated, assisted by
the Rev William Cashmere. The bearers
were F. J. Robinson. William T. Mead,
Cyrus Mead and Clinton c. Mead. A large
delegation of members of McDonough
Lodge, T.. 4 A. NJ, were present and acted
as escort. 4 beautiful pillow Of flowers
was presented by them, with the Masonic
emblem in the center. A goodly number
of members Of Mansfield Chapter. o. L. s.,
No -, of which the deceased was
member, were present in body. with
other lodges also represented Friends
were present from burlington, bakersfield,
Cambridge, Essex, Fairfax. Fletcher Jeri-
cho. Jeffersonville and North Ferrisburg
The sympathy OF the whole community
goes out TO the stricken husband and par
ents who survive, the mother not being
able to attend the funeral. Flowers were
presented in great profusion and furnished
the most beautiful display ever seen at
funeral in this place. Especially notice.
able was the large pillow, the gift of the
parents and husband with the inscription
"Our Darling" And she was laid to rest
among the flowers she had loved so we'll.
Flowers were contributed by the follow
ing persons: Wreath OF peas and roses.
Mrs. f. II. Proctor; spray OF asters and
ferns, Mr. and Mrs. +. Il. Percival, Mr.
and Mrs b. s. Martin. Mr. and Mrs II. B.
Howard and from Mansfield Chapter, No
As, O. f. S; spray Of asters. Mr.. and Mrs
C. ~ Stygles Mr.. and Mrs. f. =. Tlllot-
son; spray of roses. Mr.. and Mrs. l. f.
Morse. Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Jordon, Mr..
and Mrs b. c. Fiske, Miss Fannie Fiske
star of sweet peas, Mrs. b. ]. Chase;
spray of asters and spray of gladioli.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Robinson; spray of as
ters, Shinville family; spray OF carnations
and smlax. Mr. and Mrs. l.. C. Fowler;
wreath OF hydrangeas, Mr., and Mrs. A. C.
Humphrey; broken circle, Mrs. Carrie
jackson. spray of asters, Mrs. w, Scott;
pillow of roses, asters and sweet peas,
MsDonough Loge, No. q, A. +. and A.
NJ: spray of white carnations Mrs. Edna
Burnett and family; spray OF asters and
pansies. Mr.. and Mrs. @. !. Lincoln; pill
low, Mr. and Mrs. F. ]. Robinson and w.
T. Mead; chrysanthemums and roses, Mr..
and Mrs. C. c. Mead; asters, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Lamson, MIR. and Mrs. q. II.
Metcalf; asters and sweet peas Mrs. q. A.
Terril and Mrs. C. II. Raymond: spray of
gladioli and phlox. Mr. and Mrs. l.. II.
Roscoe; spray OF sweet peas and hydran-
seas. Mr. and Mrs. j. s. Leach and Mr..
and Mrs. ID. J. Call; spray Of asters. Mr..