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ARLINGTON
Frank c. LaBatt

FRANK [. LaBatt passed away al
his home north of this village Thurs
day afternoon, October 70, 1922 The
deceased was born in North Adams
Mass. November l6. 1863, being the
son of Brazel and Jul a Duel l.aBatt
When young boy, his people moved
to Quaker Springs, n. Y.
On April "a, 1876, he married Adelia
Eugenia Beebee at North Easton, n
Y. They began Housekeeping at
Quaker Springs. residing there for
only short time They then return.
ed to North Easton where Mrs La
Raft passed away on August ~, 1883
Mr. I.aBatt lived N Easton and Green
witch until March. 1894. when he mar
ried Lillian Haskins of Greenwich
They went to Dandy Corners to re.
side for few years. In March. 1904
/ they moved to Chester and lived
there until 1909. then coming to Ar.
I lington where they have since made
their home.
! Mr.. laBatt was an industrious. hard
working man and made many friends
being always kind and thoughtful OF
others He will be greatly missed IN
the home where he was most devot-
ed husband and father. Although
not being confined to the house. he
was known tO have serious heart
trouble. but for the past two weeks
he failed rapidly He is survived by
his widow three oh ldren by his first
marriage, Henry LaBatt Of Arlington.
Mrs Marde Wambolt of Springfe' d,
Mass. and William LaBatt of Gran.
vile, n. Y. He had four sons and
one daughter by his second marriage.
They are Francis l.aBatt OF Adams,
Mass, Edward Charles. and Claude
LaBatt and Miss Lillian LaBatt of
Arlington. He had also seven grand.
children, Eleanor and Conn @ VAN.
bolt of Springfield. Mass, Barbara La.
Bait of Adams Mass. Maude and
Gladys I.aBatt of Glens FAILS and Or.
iando and Jane l4aBatt OF this town,
also one brother. Seth l.aBatt and one
sister, Mrs. Ella Sexton of Saratoga
Springs. y. Y.
The funeral was held from his late
home on Sunday afternoon, October
Is. 1922. Rev. Mabel T. Winch of lei.
ating. The bearers we're Albert vii.
COX. Elmer Bronson. Arthur Wyman,
Jarvis Wyman, Clifton Mears and
James lyman. The burial was in
Evergreen cemetery. in the family
lot. Mr.. I.aBatt was laid to rest be.
side his son, Haskins. who passed
awav while in his country's service,
October %, 1918. The flowers were
many and beautiful and showed The
esteem in which the deceased was
held by his relatives and friends.
Those from out of town who attend
ed the funeral were Mr. and Mrs
William LaBatt and Ray Haskns Of
Granville. Mrs. Maude Wamholt OF
Springfield, Mass, Mr. and Mrs.
Francis LaBatt and Mrs. barbara
l.awlor of Adams, Mass. Mr. and
Mrs. Seth LaBatt, the Misses May
and Grace l.aBatt, William and Har.
old LaBatt Mrs. Ella Sexton, William
} Totten of Saratoga Springs, Mr.. anil
Mrs. William Ravens and son. Earl
Havens, Mr.. and Mrs. John ;'reo.
Mrs. Lottie McCaulley Of Science.
tady, Albert Deyoe of Troy, Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Crosby, Miss Julia Sexton,
Mrs. Jennie Dawson and son Aramie,
Mrs. BessieI Wilbur. Lawrence Bee.
bee, Mrs. Bert Brown. Mr. and Mrs.
William Price and son of Dandy, Mr.,
and Mrs. Fred fIaskins and Miss Car.
RE Preo of Manchester, Mr. and Mrs.
Perry Eddy and Guy Eddy of John.
sonvile and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wells
, Of Chester.
Card Of Thanks
We wish to express our thanks to
the friends who so kindly helped us
during the illness. death, and burial
services of our beloved husband and
father. The kindness G. each one
who offered helping hands or sent
flowers is fully appreciated and will
be gratefully remembered.
Mrs. Lillian II. l.aBatt
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry LaBatt,
Mrs. Maude Wambolt,
Mr.. and Mrs William l.aBatt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis l.alIatt,
Miss Lillian laBatt
Edward LaBatt.
Charles l.aBatt
Claude l.aBatt
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