The Ionia Daily Sentinel, Monday, April 30, 1883
The funeral services of the late Hon. Frederick Hall took place this afternoon at the residence. Rt. Rev. Geo. D. Gillespie, bishop of the western diocese, conducted the services in a very impressive manner. A large concourse of relatives and friends were in attendance.
The following gentlemen, nearly all of whom have been the intimate personal and business associates of the deceased for the past forty years, acted as pall bearers: Hons. L. L. Lovell, O. Tower, A. F. Bell, J. M. Kidd, E. H.
Stanton and A. F. Kelsey.
Nearly all places of business were closed during the services, and a general feeling of sorrow was manifest throughout the city.
The funeral services of the late Hon. Frederick Hall took place this afternoon at the residence. Rt. Rev. Geo. D. Gillespie, bishop of the western diocese, conducted the services in a very impressive manner. A large concourse of relatives and friends were in attendance.
The following gentlemen, nearly all of whom have been the intimate personal and business associates of the deceased for the past forty years, acted as pall bearers: Hons. L. L. Lovell, O. Tower, A. F. Bell, J. M. Kidd, E. H.
Stanton and A. F. Kelsey.
Nearly all places of business were closed during the services, and a general feeling of sorrow was manifest throughout the city.
The Ionia Daily Sentinel, Monday, April 30, 1883
The funeral services of the late Hon. Frederick Hall took place this afternoon at the residence. Rt. Rev. Geo. D. Gillespie, bishop of the western diocese, conducted the services in a very impressive manner. A large concourse of relatives and friends were in attendance.
The following gentlemen, nearly all of whom have been the intimate personal and business associates of the deceased for the past forty years, acted as pall bearers: Hons. L. L. Lovell, O. Tower, A. F. Bell, J. M. Kidd, E. H.
Stanton and A. F. Kelsey.
Nearly all places of business were closed during the services, and a general feeling of sorrow was manifest throughout the city.
The funeral services of the late Hon. Frederick Hall took place this afternoon at the residence. Rt. Rev. Geo. D. Gillespie, bishop of the western diocese, conducted the services in a very impressive manner. A large concourse of relatives and friends were in attendance.
The following gentlemen, nearly all of whom have been the intimate personal and business associates of the deceased for the past forty years, acted as pall bearers: Hons. L. L. Lovell, O. Tower, A. F. Bell, J. M. Kidd, E. H.
Stanton and A. F. Kelsey.
Nearly all places of business were closed during the services, and a general feeling of sorrow was manifest throughout the city.
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