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FUNERAL OF S. L. GRIFFITH WILL BE HELD

3/15/2024

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Burlington Daily Free Press
BURLINGTON, JULY 27, 1903.
FUNERAL OF S. L. GRIFFITH
Will Be Held in Danby Tuesday. Aug. 4—Leaves California Today.
(Special to the Free Press.)

San Diego, Cal., July 26.—Tomorrow the funeral party accompanying the remains of the Hon. S. L. Griffith of Danby, Vt., will leave here for Vermont. They expect to reach home on Saturday, the first day of August. The funeral will be held in Danby at the Congregational ‘Church on Tuesday, August 4, at two o’clock in the afternoon.

Services were held here at the winter residence of Mr. Griffith. “The Palms,” Friday afternoon. There was a large attendance of friends and a magnificent display of flowers. The officiating clergymen were the Reverends Crabtree, Abbott and Vrommer.
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    • In the Community >
      • 250th Celebration Parade
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    • Contact
  • Events
    • Antiques, Arts, & Crafts Fair
    • Events Calendar
  • Collections & Resources
    • Town Histories >
      • Danby Town History
      • Mt. Tabor Town History
    • Notable Residents >
      • S.L. Griffith
      • Pearl Buck
      • The Curriers
      • Emma J. Rising Brown
      • Samuel Morison
      • Portraits
      • Postmasters
    • Founding Families >
      • Bromley Family History
      • The Griffiths >
        • The Griffith Family Photos
        • Home of the Griffiths
        • Lake Retreat of the Griffiths
        • Griffith Family Documents
      • Otis Family History
    • Business & Industry >
      • Bond's Hotel
      • The Cascades
      • Danby Telephone System
      • Griffith/Rosen Store
      • Business & Industry of S.L. Griffith
      • Marble
      • M.L. Ackert Fern Co
      • Nichols Store
      • Railroad
    • Historic Locations >
      • Historical Register
      • Bromley Farm
      • CCC Camp
      • Cemeteries >
        • Danby Cemeteries
        • Mount Tabor Cemeteries >
          • Mt. Tabor Burton Cemetery
      • Clark's Lodge
      • Danby Green
      • Greeley's Mill
      • First Congregational Church
      • Mill Brook House
      • Smokey House Center
    • Oral History
    • Resources >
      • Maps & Documents
      • News Clippings
    • Tragic Occurences
  • Photo Gallery
    • Then & Now
    • Buildings >
      • Churches
      • Schools
    • Industry
    • Natural Disasters
    • People
    • Views of the Town
    • Mystery Photos
    • Other
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