PITTSFORD, June 12— Ralph Hudson Mills, 44, died early Saturday morning at the Proctor hospital after a brief illness. He was born in Chittenden July 5, 1893. Besides his wife, he is survived by six sons and five, daughters and by his mother, Mrs. John (Lillian Belle "Lillie" Hudson) Morris of Pittsford; a brother, Edwin Mills" of Reading, Mich, four sisters, Mrs. Paul (Jennie Mills) Vanderhoof of Caldwell, N.J., Mrs. Isabelle (Isabelle Mills) Farner of Rutland, Ill., Mrs. Abbie (Abbie Mills) Lawson of Albany, N.Y. and Mrs. Charles Earl (Hazel Alice Childs) Benway of Fair Haven, and by two half-brothers and five halfsisters.
Prayers will be said at the home in Florence Monday afternoon at 1:30 and the funeral services will be beld at the Pittsford Congregational church at 2:30. Otter Creeklodge, of Masons, of which Mr. Mills was a past master, will conduct the committal services at Evergreen cemetery.

FUNERAL OF R. H. MILLS. PITTSFORD, June 14- Funeral services for Ralph Hudson Mills, who died Saturday morning at the Proctor hospital after a brief illness, were held yesterday afternoon at the Pittsford Congregational church and were largely attended. Rev. Bowen H. Shattuck officiated at the church and the Otter Creek lodge of Masons, of which Mr. Mills was a past master, conducted the committal service at the grave in Evergreen cemetery. The bearers were Leavitt E. Leonard, Royce Mandigo, Arthur Taylor, Fred J. Smith, Kenneth Stevens and Ralph C. Smith. There were many floral offerings. Relatives from out of town who were here on Monday to attend the funeral of Ralph H. Mills included Mrs. Dwight Smith of South Hadley, Mass., Mrs. Zilpha Stevens and son of Wallingford, Mrs. Blanche Manley, Chester; Mrs. Charles Earl (Hazel Alice Childs) Benway, Fair Haven; Mrs. Paul (Jennie Mills) Vanderhoof, Caldwell, N. J.; Mrs. Abbie Lawson, Albany, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mills and two daughters, Reading, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Taylor,Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor from Matewan, L. I., Mrs. Ida Coro, and Henry Taylor from Rutland.