Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-04-12
uM0|LLE COUNTY
STOWE.

At the annual meeting of Mystic
Lodge. No. Sc, F. and A. NJ, April 8
the following officers were elected:
:. Worshipful master. c. A. Riley senior
warden, F. P. Billings; Junior warden.
. George A. Burnham; secretary. T. G..
Stafford; treasurer. F. Z. Stafford; sem
Tor deacon. c. L. Nelson: junior deacon.
, F. A. Polaski; steward, V. X. Chamber
lain; junior steward, II. j. Sanborn;
chaplain. Herbert Mayo; tyler w. A.
Sears marshal, II. W. Earrow3; musl-
cal director, II. W Burnham. After
the meeting sugar onsnow was served.
"A. Z. Aiken furnishing the sugar.
There will be a public installation Of
officers with II. w. Burnham as in
stalling officer on the evening of April
II.
: Mrs. Sarah Perry Chase, wife of Jesse
Chase. died at their home at Stowe Forks
about two o'clock Sunday afternoon of
, heart failure following an illness of a
few days from a complication of trou-
bles. Mr.. and Mrs. Chase moved here
from Cambridge last fall, Mr.. Chase en-
!. tering the employ of H. E. Shaw at his
mill. Mrs. Chase was 45 years of age
I. Besides her husband. she leaves a son of
IL and a daughter of 10 years, her mother
. Mrs. Silas Perry. who has been with Mrs.
, Chase through the winter; a sister Mrs.
, Carl Buker. and brother, Edward Perry
OF Stowe Forks. There was prayer
,, service at the house at one o'clock Tues
- day afternoon and the funeral was
>, held at the West Branch Church at two
: % clock.-The remains of Eugene j. Small
ley were brought here from Worcester.
Mass. and the burial was made in the
: River Bank cemetery Sunday afternoon.
A prayer service at the cemetery was con-
2 Quoted by the Rev. II. w. Cummings
Of the Congregational Church.-There was
a beautiful display of flowers at the
I; Congregational Church Sunday morning.
9 Carnations. tulips and Easter lilies were
from Mrs. A. II. Cheney. Mrs. Mary
1 Camp. Miss Nellie Watts. Mrs A. II.
: Ball. Miss Hattie Savage and other
Z friends In memory Of A. H. Cheney.
:, Magnolias and other flowers were from
Z Mrs. Inez Gorton of Hampton, Va.-Mrs.
q w. A. Smith gave her annual new
sugar social at her home on West Branch
"Wednesday afternoon, the proceeds being
for the benefit Of the Unity
!, Church Ladies' Aid society.--An interest
: ing Easter service carried out at the
-s Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
Z morning opened with song service and
love feast. Anthems were rendered by
Z, the senior choir. and also one by the
q Junior choir. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hois-
= 1inston. Violet Brush. Florence and Rena
Landu and Mrs. Fanny Mayo were taken
i into church membership. The subject
4 of the sermon was, THE Third Day.
4 The decorations were attractive and in
Scluded a representation Of the open tomb
d, with Miss Gladys Camley as the angel
white cross trimmed with Easter lilies
potted plants and cut flowers. Easter
lilies were In memory of Mrs. Frances
Goddard and other flowers were for two
4 deceased babies OF Mrs. Goddard
= ID. w. Ttnkham was at homo from
McIndoe's Falls over Sunday.--Miss Addit
Bigelow returned Monday to Franklin
,; Falls. N. H.. after a week at her home In
etowe.--Mrs. A. p. Bigelow and daughter
Mildred returned Monday to Middlesex