Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-01
FUNERALOF VETERAN
RAILROAD MAN IS
HELD SUNDAY
Body Of George H. Frost Laid
to Rest in Fairview; Many
Floral Tributes From All
Over Country.

Amidst an opulence Of floral tri-
butes and SURROUNDED By hundreds Of
Borrowing friends, the body OF Com
ductor George n. Frost was yesterday
morning laid 90 rest 81 Tairvlew
pemetery, The family residence on
huning ayenue4couia not contain the
throngs 81 people who gathered TO pay
the last offices oi respect 70 a be-
loved citizen. The exotic perfume OF
meny flowers made the air OF the flu
neral chamber heavy with the In
penae OF friendship offerings. No
princciy sovereign could have re-
ceived grcater or more universal trib-
nles Of esteem than this veteran rail-
funder who was sovereign Of all
hearts that knew him. From Dam
vic, III. from Los Angeles. Pasa-
aena, San Francisco and from the
stations along the coast lines where
MI Frost had Tor q quarter OF o
tentury been q regular visitor. flow
c4H were sent % express the love Of
associates. The oaHket wherein re-
posed in peaceful Sleep the body OF
tile conductor was covered with
Moons. The mantcis, tables, chairs
and the floor OF the room we're also
laden with them From Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Muir Of panvilie. H.. was a
Magniflcont tioral piece standing five
faet IN height. made OF Gala lilies,
feses. hyacinths and ferns. MIR. Muir,
SUPERINTENDENT OF the santa Fe nj
Eanvilie. accompanied by Mrs. Muir
ND formerly was Miss bena White
An OF this city. arrived from the
l ia time 20 attend the funeral
Efom Mr and Mrs. Arthur @. Wells
or Los Angeles came a floral tribute
Mr.. and MIA. Wells and two daugh-
tiers. Helen and Louise, arrived al
o'clock last evening, too late for ths
funeral. but spent the evening with
4he bereaved widow. for which 9ur'
poso the trip was made. and left this
MlerninF Il H. Hihbard. another Of
finl OF the santa Pc, was represent
ia by "a floral wreath OF sweet peas
ane hyaclnths. An offering from th'
ans was the square and compass
a in mink roses. The order OF
Iway Conductors expressed appre'
,on OF tho deceased by an Q. u
IHrai piece IA red roses and mar
hyacinths and ferns. a wreati
fm he Brotherhood of Locomotive
|41|".|0h lfh NNANhN NtfA WhFaN Vs.
hfnl The First National bans
n floral GROSS with lily center
aS Ni did the 81. Johns guild. Free
personal Offering was Z
w h Of hyaeinths and roses ans
afvey Indian department als'
~ IIibute Of estoer IN wreaui
81 etions and hyacinths. TIT
Wa travelling Mems association
enI Nreat box OF flowers. Thu
a n40thers OF Grants, tie Barbour
Ise % Rio Puerco, the Miichell
II phtaHena, tho Hayes family OF Lo
Alales, MIR. and Mrs. RigdOn OF san
F44nclsco and the Maceebees OF tint
cls3 al were represented By wreaths
crosses and bouquets, besides which
dozens OF floral offerings from loca
friends contributed to the erection .
monument " love for the deceased
Al IA O'Clock Arohdeacon w. y
Warren opened the service by tn
reading OF the impressive funera
rites Of the Episcopal church, o
which Mt Frost was a devout com
munioant.
LEAD. kindly Lights" and IN
Episcopal funeral chant were sun
with tenderness by Mesdames RIO
Mcdonald, winchester, 3. y. Miller