Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-17
oBI1t AIRY.

1t vas with sorrow and rogro. .h.
.nnif, trIendS' relatives and business as
had nass "i SCION : Griswold learned h,
, ,oii' Sth. after a short illness. III, wa.
oahvn WIN chill Thursday morning a NJ
siim iaploIE worse. His attending rhv.
for ro,,n ,r, Lar9n Of South Hero. asked
ol burIlnston was summoned Mondav h.,
i'iie IRON Burlington again when IRA 80.
uv"'.N an nope of his recovery was rivcr
| rmosdnt ne ,passed away at II 80 D. m
,i u"Snay, Miss Dawn Hoag. his ston.
,iaus hter cared for him. assisted hy hi.
/ loving wife ''''' ny Ms
s.. Scion S $; Grswold was born in Grand
occupied by Or. Leroy iIo vas t t%, . Sow,
Oh larld tdeerton Griswold ana Mary
Aiu IohiaS, whose parents were earl,
New F:nelar.dn ' s,o t9"ni and # good, old
cary in life. entering the nnrcn,tii,
BUSINESS I'm a store established hv his
ilrTh,iner, VINO died when he was fourteen.
ms Stur" is now carried on bv G,,isVni'l
a 8lackWood. is located near AIan,,s
lamdinS' then known as Tobias landinp
,a mt was married to Clara Gordon sop
t IIn an ~, who died April ., 1905
h. -" was again married to Mrs. wilma
iloaS' VINO survives him. He also leaves
10 mourn his loss enc sister Mrs MINT,
hrr93"n of 81. PAM. MINI
L,'.i,. vas Identified al his life with the
BUSINESS Interests of this town had hrId
'N,iA ONE" the town could offer always
with credit to- himself ana TIN, tnw', II -,
i,, "il'' Il lu'mp"r Of the Vermont l.ogis-
nto ~ 'i atn ~, ana was elected to the Sen
"!o 81 '"I', many members of that BODY
a, III" luhrfal attoSting ms uopula rit y
re Was wen known throughout the stat
lor ms business integrity ana in his own
community for his Kindness and GOOD
by all '''S So"N"'
II, The funeral took place Friday, June
tith, fray"rs were offered at the house
Mr.. Daniels AT 200 p. m. Services AT me
Ir1nd Isle Church at 2:3l y. m. wera
, mnd,,o httsnd'd by many out-of-town
weather which kept many away # was
learned this morning that Governor
uhi'h me, WIN an acciden, to his car.
Wmtn SEldded, ana threw out the occu-
late to reach Grand Isle in time for the
funeral.
Among ,hosc from out of town who
Ili"ioren h"r. Wer" eN- Lieut. -Govcrnor
FIsk of Isle 81 Motto, the Hon. Max l.
| IoWc!l of burlington, senator smith Of
JERICHO. senator Field of Panton. Sena-
tGr Norton of Huntington, Jude Tudhope
A,shleN ana Stanley iloag and Walter
naIney ana wife, all of burlington: Miss
huIdah 'I"ag Of ESSEX, Vt A large
munh"r Of friends We're present from
nearby towns, large body of Isle Of
iatnl"S' NJ. H. Masons. of which n,
was Il M bcr. attended and gave their
ncautiful and Impressive service Tn.
~ r., ;. was well represented. as was
Grand Isle Grange. he being a member
loi hoth. prayer and sketch Of his
m" was given hy.th" Roy. Mr.. Allcn and
address hN the Rev. Mr. Daniels. clos
n@ with remarks by the Hon. Max ..
IoW"u of Burlington cuncerning the
Friendship and high esteem I'm which his
business associates held him.
~, two henutifui selections We're, rendered
nE the Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Turner of
north Hero, ' I5taitiful Isle bf Same
where' and Abide With Ne, Fast Falls
organist
'tins as honorary pallbearcrs were,
The Hon. Nelson Fisk the Hon. May /.
IoWell, senator Smith, Senator Field
Judge Tudhopo, Dr, Branch and DR.
tar"n; active pallbcarers. Juan Robinson
Homer GrisWold, Walter and Ruperr
Barney. Ashley Iioag and Carlton Girls
VOID Funeral arrangements We're i'm tn,
hands Of Mr., Thomas W. Quincy of Bur
| linGton.
Floral tributes We're many and beauti-
| ful Large Masonic emblem. Isle OF
l'atmos No. Il; white star. o. f.. s
wife; carnations, MIR. and Mrs Homer
Mr.. and Mrs BRIGGS; pillow. Mr. and
Mrs. Hal" MIR and Mrs. Barney. Mrs
Wedge; large set-piece. "Tncle Solon. Of
nicc"s and n"pheWs caskrt bouquet. sis
ter, Mrs Brown; wreath Of white roses
senate Of 1910"
| The remains We're escorted by the Ma
sonic body. accompanied by O. F.. S. to
Grand Isle cemetery. whore interment
took place.