Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-23
FUNERALS OF VETERANS.
Services for Hon. e. r. Hogan md
samuel Crown.

81. Adams, Dec. 1a-!The funerals OF
two veterans of the Civil War and com
rades IN A. X. liurlbut Post. No, Co.
@. A. r., thu Hon. Charles T. Hogan
and Samue! Crown, who died Thursday
within u hours OF each other. took
place about "A hours apart. The baskets
We're drapcd with the stars and Stripes
The funeral OF Mr.. Hogan, aged -
years. who died Thursday morning after
a lingering illness, was held At his late
home on High street yesterday afternoon
at two O'Clock the Rev. W. =. Jack
son officiatins, assisted by the Rev.
s. ". Anthony, pastor of the First Con-
gregational Church. a male quartette
composed of H. Y. Marvin, T.. r. LOOMS.
C. II. and Z. r. Anderson sang Lead,
Kindly Light and Rock of Ages"
The honorary bearers were Gov. Charles
w. Gates of Franklin, Judge George NJ.
Powers of Morrisvlle. former Congress
man Frank Plumley of Mortified.
A. D. Collins, Nelson Goodspeed and
w. g. Fonda Of this city. The active
bearers We're Charles D. Watson, War
rem r. Austin. Elmer johnson and a. u.
George of this city. a. b. RoWley OF
Richford and Fred H. Webster of Swan
ION. Large deIeSdtlOnS were preSeIl
from 4. r. Hurlbut Post. No. GO, G. A.
r. the Franklin County Rar association
and Franklin Lodge. No. 1. +. and a. NJ
Out of town relatives and friends pres
ent beside those already named were
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy II. Maynard of Enos-
, burg, Mrs. Elmer Douglas of Soutl
| Albany. the Rev. DR. and Mrs. n. A.
| Flint of Montpelier. Mrs. Humphrey OF
| Burlington. the Hon. Richard Smith OF
| West EnosburE. A. ]. Croft OF Enosburs
| Falls, c. A Powell Of Richford. ano
| the following members Of the Franklin
county bar: Col. n. r. Brigham o
bakersfield, w Fl. Fairchld of Fairfield
, w. d. Stewart of Fairfax and d. w
Steele of Highgate Center. with T. c
| Cheney of Morrisville as member o
the lawyers delegation. The funera
party was taken by special train tc
| Sheldon, where the burial took place II
the family lot Beside the family sew
eral other friends went to Sheldon. in
Guiding members of the bar and Pos
| Hurlbut.
Funeral services for Mr.. Crown wer'
held at his late home on Congress stree
this afternoon at $50 o'clock. A deleEa
| ton Of Post Hurlbut was present an
| short services were held, followed b,
| the Masonic ritual service conducted b.
S. II. Danforth. assisted by the Rev
Or. r, A. Lendrum OF the Methods
| Episcopal Church. The remains will b
| taken by train tomorrow morning a
$50 o'clock to Milton for burial In tn,
! family lot, The committal service will
be conducted by the Rev. DR.. Lendrum
Delega tons from Post Hurlbut an,
| Franklin Lodge. No. T. r. and A. NJ
will accompany the party. The Masoni
delegation will include beside DR.. Len
drum. H. NJ. brennan, s A. Miller, vii
liam c. Robbie. S. S. Cushing, c. II
jacques and a. G, Smith. Mr.. Crown
who died a the hospital late Thursda
afternoon Of bronchial pneumonia wa
20 years old. He enlisted for service T.
the Civil War. while in the West. Jun
3. 1861, re-enlisting December 81. 1s6;
and September 10, 1864. He was promot
ed corporal in November. 1861. He wa
wounded May 5. 1854 and mustered on
July is. 1865. For many years he wa
engineer on the Central Vermont rail-
way lie Is survived by his wife