News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-11-27
) LILLY &CO.,

on Sunday OF last week at west Rando1ph.
stopping at Montpelier on his return Mr..
Fisk of Morrisville occupied the pulpit here.
The funeral of Perry Knsley, who died Nov.
IA. aged about so years, was held at his late
residence Friday at IL O'Clock a. m. Rev.
Geo. Wright officiated. His remains will be in
TERED at North Cambridge.
B. G Macoy spent Sunday in Montpelier,
the first Sunday but one he ever spent away
from home since his marriage, nearly twenty
years ago The other Sunday was spent at
his fathers in Oneida, n. Y, Mrs. Macoy be-
ing with him at that time.
In. Gray is selling old reliable brands of
-four at former prices and warrants every
barrel to give perfect satisfaction. Look ont
for his new advertisement next week in which
he will call special attention to his tin-work
and his large stock of leggins, rubbers and
rubber boots which he is selling at prices that
cannot be beat. Call on him before purchaS-
ing YOUR meal, bran or middlings, as he is at
the bottom prices. Remember and look
for his ad. next week
At the funeral of Mrs. l. n. Chase on Satur-
day last there were present from out of town:
Mr.. and Mrs Abbott Garvin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo AtweII Mrs. Augusta Thomas, Mrs. Abb
igail Lahee and Volney from Johnson; Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Cobb and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Morgan from WPstford; Mr.. and Mrs } Ohm
Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Carpenter, and
Mrs. Elsie Parsons of Fletcher: Mrs. T. $.
Whipple of Underhill; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Barnes of North Underhill.
Dipd.-Tn Cambridge, Vt. Nov. 10. 1890,
of scrofnla, Arvilla Elizabeth. wife of Irving
N Chase, aged 81 years and months. Mrs
Chase was born in johnson. VT, July II,
| 1S59.-her parents being Charlotte (Thorn-
toni and Ashar Atwell,-and her early life
was spent in that town. She was, however.
| well known i'll this place, and lived here much
of the last few years before her marriage to
Mr. Chase. which occurred Oct Is, 1882. The
next two years were spent in the West, but at
/ the death of Mr.. Chase's father they returned
| to Vermont, and here among us she has
| lived till her death which took place about
| 4 O'Clock on Wednesday. afternoon OF last
/ week. The last services were held at her late
residence Saturday at l0.30 o'clock, conduct
/ ed by the Rev. Edwin Whcelock, by whom
| very appropriate remarks were made. The
| singing by Mrs. Smith, Miss Storey. and
| Messrs Hulburd and Culgrove, with Hattie
| Hopkins at the organ, was very fine. = We
Shall Know Each Other Better When the
| Mists Have Rolled Away" and 'Softly the
| Daylight Fadeth, two pieces chosen by Mrs.
| Chase to be sung at her mothers funeral two
| years ago, and - God Be With You Till We
Meet Again,-the last being great tavorltH
! of hers, were sung at her request. Rarely
| do we see any one who was such great
| lover of flowers, and this fact was remem ber-
| ed by beautiful floral offerings a broken
| circle from her husband, and a large
! harp from the Woman's Relief Corps, OF
I
| floral emblem in eve.lastings from Mrs.
| Joseph Bedor, and three Gala lilies tied with
white ribbons from Mrs c. F. Hulburd and
| Miss Frank Flagg, besides many potted
| plants, carried in by those who had no flow
ers, but who wished to contribute something
| to one who was dear to us all. The bearers
| were |. n. Chase, X. H.. Powers, William
| Burns and George Atwell and the interment
| was at Westford For the last two years
| Mrs Chase has been an invalid and at times
| n Suff A tvaS hnno hat ha hos
of care and science could do, but at last the
! dear life went peacefully to rest as wear y
child goes to sleep in II loving mothers arms.
| 1t was hard for her to leave her large circle
| of friends and relatives, her kind husband
and two little children, at the very time when
| it seemed as If she was most needed to care
for and train them, as she would have been
| so glad to do. but she had learned to put her
trust in Him, who, " Like as another pityeth
her children, He healeth those that are
| broken in heart" and to lean upon Him for
| support and strength who said that even
Through the Valley of the Shadow OF
| Death, | will never leave thee nor forsake
thee" In the last interview ever had with
| the writer she spoke of how blessed had been
| to her a little poem, and especially the last
line of every verse, He giveth His beloved
| sleep" The love and esteem in which she
| was held is best estimated by the sorrow we
all felt at our great loss. Hopeful even to
the last, her patience and constant cheerful
| ness, npr plpaSaDt UldnIlefs ana IHe kPeIneSS
with which she enjoyed the visits OF friends,
the easy way she had of gaining the good
will of those with whom she came in contact,
| her unwavering devotion to the good of her
| family, filling as far az she could the vacant
mothers place to her brother and sisters, all
combine to fit her for usefulness at home
| and in society, and her death leaves vacan-
| cy in this place which cannot be filed. Let
us all remember her last message, God be
with you till we meet again. and so live that
we may be able to meet her on that beautiful
shore, where q God shall wipe away all tears
from their eyes. and there shall be no more
death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither
shall there be any pain, for the former things
have passed away"
At the last regular meeting of the w. R. C..
No. 53 the following resolutions were adopt
ed:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased God in his infinite
wisdom to remove from our circle of unity
our friend and sister, Mrs. Villa Chase,
Resolved, That AZ Corps We recognize in
her death the loss of Il faithful member of our
| order.
Resolved, That while our hearts are heavy
and sad and we deeply mourn thelo of one
taken, we believe that our loss il her gain
| we bow in humble submission to him who
doeth all things we'll Therefore
Resolved, As mark of respect due our de
parted s sstss S SHT ss'sts- IL AAtS>
} Resolved That we extend our warmest
sym pathy to the bereaved husband and neal
: relatives.
Resolved, That these reso utions be entered
upon our Corps records, copy sent ~ che
husband of the deceased also copies to the
/ county papers for publication.
Mrs. w. M. SMITH,
. Mrs. S. w. ROYCE, fCom.
MISS EDIE M. SToRY,I