CASH ACCOUNT. JANUARY. £ 



GEORGE G. KENNEDY BURIED 



Rev. Julian K. Smyth, Formerly Roxbury 

 Pastor, Comes from New York to Offi- 

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George Golding Kennedy's funeral, held 

 this afternoon from the family residence at 

 Brush Hill road and Blue Hill avenue, 

 Milton, was largely attended by family 

 friends, members of the Harvard class or 

 '64, and of the New England Botanical 

 Club, and others. Rev. Julian K. Smyth, 

 formerly pastor of the Roxbury Society of 

 the New Jerusalem, but now pastor of a 

 New York Swedenborgian church, officiated. 

 There was no music. 



Honorary pallbearers were Dr B. L. 

 Robinson, curator of the Gray Herbarium 

 at Harvard: Professor Merrltt U Fernakl of 

 the botanical department at the' college; 

 Edward E. Rand, corresponding secretary 

 of the New England Botanical Club; Emile 

 F. Williams, treasurer of the same club; 

 Walter Deane and three members of the 

 Harvard class of '64, Dr. William L. 

 Richardson, secretary of the class; Frank 

 Wildes and Jonathan Dorr. The body was 

 taken to Forest Hills Cemetery. 



