Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-09

amore Hill early to-day will be laid to
rest without pomp or ceremony In Young's
Memorial cemetery In this village We'd
nesday afternoon. He will be buried on
Q knoll overlooking Long Island Sound,
b plot which he and Mrs. Roosevelt Sc
lected soon after he left the White House.
In the words OF the clergyman who VIII
conduct the funeral service:
Americas most typical American"
known in every corner Of the earth.
will 60 to his grave as a quiet, demo-
cratic, Christian country gentleman. be-
loved by his neighbours
After prayers at the Roosevelt home,
at which only members of the family
will be present, the funeral service will
be held at 12:45 o'clock in Christ Episcc-
pal Church, the little old frame structure
where for years the colonel and his family
attended Divine worship.
At the request Of Mrs Roosevelt no
flowers will be sent The altar will be
decorated only with laurel placed on
1t for the Christmas season Also in
conformance with Mrs. Roosevelt's
wishes there will be no music and no
eulogy but only the simple service of
the Episcopal Church. conducted by the
pastor, the Rev. George E. Tralmage.
The church founded In 1908 and re-
quilt in 1873, will accommodate less
IMAM 900 persons SO that adm1ttance
VIII ne oy caro- only. These CARDS, 1t
was announced, Will De issued from the
coioIel oi'ice III new 10TH lney Will
oe give" ohiy 70 relatives ana MS most
intimate iiiehus'
anu 'eies rams u con-
uoie"'o' ~. ohiy from Aeiio" country
nen VI hisn anu low oesree out from
: VI i,ranS ilauions'
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a. hushand .rd 49, 80 ,is ,,,ost tr,,staa
.dvisers rha ,,;dom &C. hs.r;na IN
hr.veIv urder tha shoo,, 80 he svaaap
death coming ca soor .fter that ~
tbeir vounras+ son Iierten.n+ ouor-
tin Roosevelt. who lost his life in n
battle in the clouds with a German air
man last Ju,v
The death of Colonel Roosevelt is he.
iieved nv the nhvsicians who attended tho
FOREVER n,esident "a have hoen FASTENED
nv grief over ouentin,s deatb cornled
with anxiety over tho ser;o,s wounds
suffered hv cant Archie Poosevelt
whrs eoht,ng l., Er,noa
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r.th.r ,na ~ r,o,,aa &c.. ~. ~, -
80 bic Iifa for Nc oo,,n,r,, &c ,,,o,, ~
g. .,,a o+,,ar ,,ho NO. ,,-o,,naaa TT. w.
his s,,ts,u,r 60, ~, a.,s
T.. ~. t 49,. Wv wv. 1900
~ .'e ~ ne. "e "'e"l set al
~. '.o a''u '"o'"eiS WIN
"au So" ,"e. So"e 20 rne na',o"
oeem Pieachihs A"ei!cah'sH anu he"
.ealzeo mat ms nealtn nao neeh shat-
tered. IL was oe!leVed that the rugged
consIitsuoh "n'ch hao $1,000 MN IN
sucn sooo stead tnroush so many years
OF strenuous hte would not faii MIN
ana that ne "ouid regain MS usual
health HIS messages OF late. however,
had been delivered through the medium
OF editorials or pubic statements instead
OF as addresses.
Even to his neighbors In Oyster Bay.
IT seemed Impossible that lie mad ended
80 suodeniy TOT the Hough Rlder nero OF
span'eh war Gays. the statesman VINO. as
Nore'n'I Vi New iorh anu rresioen'' mao
~'ueu t"e Dig stIoh 30 teariess'y the
o.s game hunter OF tropicai Junsles; the
ciunen VINO preacheo preparedness long
s,.t ' 1''' '"'e'" ''e "'''u 'o'-
o.,, ,.,.
~ ~. lie. %. .onsns,.1 w..
daa.h ,ro,,,a =. IA, ~. o.,.. -. nc,
M nod, ~ NO. III. ,,as.orSa,, 49,. NJ
Bnossva,t go, 80. ~ Chou,as CT
art DayIson oh.,-n,s 80 ~ aanora, oit;
xena committees annoirtad 70 us,con,s
return,np sold,srs &, Na,v yor, ,n,ouno
ING thai he would accent tho bonorar,
shairmanship of the COMMITTEES.
"The rheumatisn, has invaded Co,oro,
Rooseyelt's right hand " wrote Mrs Poo'
sevelt. $50 hs wants me Ia writo ~,
| he has telesranhed his acceptance This
| note is to assure Won that he will be q,
your service bv spring time"
It was at 4:15 o'clock this moroir, a..
hour when 40 many lives snu,,a5 o ,'
that tho FORMER nres,dept nod IN b. 80 oas'
nairIesslv HIS daath w.s d,,a s, n.s ..eep'
a blood clot in one lung The ros,',. 80 ~ 20