The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-30
WAS ACTIVE IN BUSINESS.
William H. Anderson Of Waterbury Con.
Quoted Four Farms.

Waterbury, June 30.--Another promi
nent, resident of this place passed away
yesterday forenoon, when William Henr,
Anderson, until a few years ago in actiy,
business at the Center, died, after d
years illness with Brigfrt's disease, hav.
ing been confined to the bed week.
The deceased was born in the province
of Quebec, although the home of his
parents was in Cherubusco, N. Y, and
there he lived until Is years of age, his
/ parents names being Alexander and So.
phia Anderson. At that age he came to
Waterbury and remained in the family
of William Moody and attended school.
For l5 years he was an engineer on the
Central Vermont railroad. Later he
took up farming and the lumber busi.
ness, conducting a large lumber business
at the Center, until he sold out nine
years ago to r. ID. Pike & Son. Since
that time he has spent his time oversee
ing his four farms, until poor health
compelled him to give up all active
work. Mr.. Anderson's life was very
busy one. too busy for public work, no
town offices being considered by him.
He was good citixen and one helpful
in the community and town.
Mr.. Anderson was married June II, /,
1881, to AIDA Clough Of Stowe, most of
their married life having been spent at
Waterbury Center. He is survived by
his widow and three children, Mazzini
c. Anderson, Miss Sophia Belle Ander-
son and William Floy Anderson, all be.
ing at home at the time of their fathers
death There is also one grandchild and
two brothers--Levi Anderson Of st. AL
bans and Thomas Anderson of Cheru-
busco, n. Y. The deceased was a mem
Der of Winooski lodge, No. 40, F. and
A. NJ, and the burial service of that
will be observed The fu-
neral will be held from his late home on
Thursday afternoon at o'clock
Funeral of William Strong.
The funeral of William Strong was
held from his late home yesterday after.
noon, Rev. V, L. Smith officiating. Bur.
al was in the village cemetery, Mentor |
odge, No. 81, having charge of the burial
service. The ritual service was read by |
:. c. Graves, and Arthur Miller served
Is chaplain. The bearers were all mem
,ers of the order, W. J. Edwards, Joseph
ather, Henry Marshall, NJ L. Messer,
Grant Russell and Frank Mcsreth.
Among those present from out of
own were Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Yaw OF
srookield Mrs. J. Edwin Farr Of Mil
on, F. NJ. Strong of East Montpelier,
FIR. and Mrs. Matthew Strong of Fays-
on, j. H. Smith, w. J. Robinson, Mr..
nd Mrs. J. H. McAllister, Allen Me.
uron, r. J. McAllister, C. H. Newcomb,
red Wilder, Sim. Bonnette, Warren
'almer, VIII Long, O. G. Eaton, and :
.ev. c. NJ. Redstone of Waitsfeld; T. j.
erris, Frank Bulkeley, and Aaron Goss
Moretown Such large attendance
rom the town where he formerly lived
bowed the high esteem in which the {
was held there, as well as in
lis town. Members of the c. A. r. also
ttended, and the easket was draped I
ith the flag.
Charles Keene's. Funeral
Funeral services for Charles Keene
ere held from his late home on Winoos-
street last evening at 1880 and were
lpressively conducted by Rev. ID. l..
inford of Hardwick. The honorary A.,
'arers were G. Z. Moody, NJ. II. Moody, :
r. g. s. Bidwell, c. ID. Robinson, w. B. :,
ark and 6. 5. Blaisdell. The remains :,
ere taken to Bridgeport. Conn, on !,
e midnight train for burial. ;,
Mrs. Keene will probably remain at
.idgeport making that her home. Miss .
Iroline Keene returns Saturday 10 her 4
,rk as postmistress at the Profile house !,
the White mountains.
Among those present from out of
wn were Mrs. j. Eales and Miss Laura
Lee nf Rridnnnnrf Conn NJ nnA AZ. | !"