The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-22
WATERBURY
Death Came Suddenly to Ralph Selden
Peake, Aged 2s Years.

Peake, aged 26 years.
Ralph Selden Peake died suddenly Fri
day morning while sitting in his chair at
his home at Duxbury Corners He was
horn in Roxbnry 2S years ago, the son of
Narsellous and Betsey (Chetfieldl Peake.
Five years ago he married Bertha Morse
Of Duxbury. Mr.. Peake had been EN-
1loyed at the tale mine, but for some
time had been unable to work. OF late,
however, he had been feeling better and
was hoping to resume his work before
many weeks. He is survived by his par
ents and by two brothers, Benjamin
peake and Walter Peake, both OF Rox-
bury; also his immediate family, con
ssting of his wife and three little sons,
Winchester, George and Adrian, the
Youngest being only a month old The
funeral will be held from the Duxbury
town hall Sunday at 2 p. M.
/ A telegram received yesterday after
noon told OF the death in Hartford,
Conn, of Mrs. Lillian Arms Tewksbury.
! The body is expected to arrive this after
noon and service will be held in the
chapel OF the Congregational church at Q
o'clock tomorrow morning. The de-
NtdStd WAS u dtSttuuufll Vi Two VI tue |
strong families of the community. the |
daughter of Curtis and Sarah tIutchinsl /
Arms, born in Waterbury about SIS years
ago. She was educated in the public
schools, Waterbury high school, and re-
ceived fine musical education at the
New England conservatory Besides
teaching music she gave much of her
music to the service of the churches. be-
ing at different times organist of both of
the local churches and also for a time
during residence in Montpelier of Beth
any church. She is survived by her
mother and four children. Miss Anna
Baker, the Misses Margaret and Marion
Tewksbury and Paul Tewksbury. While
the particulars OF her death are not
known. from recent letters it is thought
that she died in the hospital at Hartford,
following an operation.
At the Congregational church to-mor-
row the day will be fittingly observed.
At the morning service the pastor will
preach an Easter sermon and the follow.
ing Easter music will be rendered: An
thems "The Resurrection" tH r. Shell
leyl, Jesus Lives Again" (schneckerl,
with soprano obligatos by Mrs. b. r. De-
merritt; vocal duet, easter Time"
Franz Abtl, Mrs. B. II. Demeritt and
Mrs. r. w. Demeritt Earl Twomblv.
riolinist, and w. b. Clark. cornetist, will
tssist in the service. The evening serv-
&c at o'clock will have, through the
itereopticon. the showing of the follow
ng pictures: "The Childhood OF Jesus
~ Hoffman; Consider the Lilies" by
.ejune; Jesus Blessing the Children"
" Dove; "The Descent from the Cross"
" Rubeps; "He is Risen" by Plock-
urst. The girls chorus viii sing songs
elected and prepared for the occasion.
me pretty feature viii be a song, Gas
er Bells" which will be illustrated with
lides. During the evening MIR. Twom-
ly will play solos from Gounod's "Re-
At the Methodist church. the pastor
I'LL have for the subject OF his sermon,
The Significance of Easter" The sac
ament of the Lords supper will be OBJ
nrved. In the evening the pastor will
i've a dramatic reading, "Claudms the
entrion, This story has an Easter
iessage.
The services at st. Andrews church
i'll be as follows: High mass at 1890.
he music will be as follows: High mass
-elude, Among the Lilies" fFrey};
shrst the Lord is Risen To-day" sung
7 the sanctuary boys; "vidi Aquam"
Vitskal, "Kyrie" La Hachel. "Gloria"
"a Hache), "Credo" LA Haehel, "Re
ma Coeli'' Victor Hammerell, ''Sanctus'
"a Hachel, postmde. 'Pontifical
archie" Charles Gounodl. The mem
RS of the choir are; Miss Susie Man
ng, Miss Terrice Foss, Mrs. j. Flynn,
r.. Collins, Mrs. Whitcomb, Miss Olive
lrrow. Miss May Sullivan, Mr.. THE
ult, Mr.. Mccormick, Mr.. Delon, Miss
lnie Sullivan.
Thirty two attended the meeting of So
e mems club of the Congregational All
urch Wednesday evening. when Coun /
Farm Agent Abbott gave a helpful Lit
dress on Rural Relations" a 4
Judge Huntley remains about the 7
ne. Nurse Crosby is still caring FOR den
u. Jan
rhe condition OF John Fowler seems Il
newhat improved. The