The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-07
STOWE
Funeral of Mrs. G. A. Sanborn Held
from Community Church.

from Community Church.
The funeral of Mrs. George A. San
born was held Saturday afternoon al
the Community church, Rev. G. IL. Hay
ward officiating, with Mrs. w. A. Sears
at the organ. The bearers were Mrs
Sanborn's four brothers. There were
man, beautiful flowers, among them
pieces from the Community church, di
rectors of the united aid society, Sickle
chapter, o. Il. s., Fl. II. Smith Relief
corps, G. A. r., Mansfield Mountain
grange, p. of H., and neighbors and
relatives. The burial was in the Rivei
Bank cemetery. The ritual burial serv.
ice of the Order of the Eastern Sta.
was carried out at the grave. The
members of the chapter and the Relief
corps attended in a body.
Friends here from out of town were
Mrs. Sanborn's brothers and sisters
and families, as follows: George Thay-
er and son of Colchester, Mr.. and Mrs
! William Z. Thayer and daughter OF
| Cambridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert A.
| Thsyer and son and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
| O. Thayer of Morristown Corners, Mr..
and Mrs. L. r. Jacobs and son of Jer-
icho, Mr.. and Mrs. George Jacobs and
son and Mrs Hermon Eaton OF Nor
ristown. One sister, Mrs. George Brady
of St. Adams, was unable to be pres
ent. Two of Mrs. Sanborn's sons, Olin
F., c. and wife of Greenfield, Mass, and
Harold j. of Boston, were also here.
Mrs. Sanborn was found dead in bed
Wednesday morning at the home Of
her son, Henry, in Greenfield, having
been as well as usual when she retired
at night. The first telegram, saying
that she was very i'll, was sent hoping
to break the blow to her husband IN
Stowe. She had been visiting her chill
dren for about two weeks and expected
to return June 0.
Mr.. and Mrs Olin Sanborn returned
to Greenfield to-day, but Harold San
born will remain with his father few
days.
Rev. ]. Q. Angel of Moultonville, n.
H., formerly pastor of the Stowe Meth
odist Episcopal church. preached the
sermon to the graduating class OF the
Stowe high school Sunday evening at
the auditorium, The choir rendered
several selections, Mrs. T. A. Douglass
singing a solo and Miss Watts at the
piano. Principal c. j, Strand presided
and Rev. G.. f. Hayward took part In
the service Miss Dorothy Shepard act
ed as class marshal. There was a large
attendance.
Rev. w. r. Best of Morrisville con-
Quoted service Sunday afternoon at
the Methodist Episcopal church. There
was large attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hill and chill
dren, Hilda and Dwight, of Charleston,
n. H.. visited Mr.. Hills sister, Mrs. ?.
r. Gale, and sster-in-law, Mrs. Ide
Hill, over the week end.
Mrs. J. B. Ayers and son, Donald,
and father, H. A. Sparks. who visited
relatives in Hebron and Tilton, n. H.,
over the week end, were accompanied
home by Mr.. Sparks sister, Mrs. Mercy
Sparks of Hebron,
Ex-Lieutenant Governor Frank Z.
Howe of Bennington was visitor AZ
Lake Mansfield last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Royce called on
Mr.. and Mrs, C. w, Pillsbury in NORTH.
field Sunday.
Mrs. Ernest T. Wright and three
OF Fairfax Falls have come
to pass the summer with her parents, |
Mr.. and Mrs. o. X. Straw.
Mr.. and Mrs r. $. Dow of st. Johns
bury called on Stowe friends Mon |
day.
Last chapel was carried out at Stowe |
high school Monday morning as fo'
lows: March, Agnes Towne, Arlic |
Wright; presidents address, Robert |
Cleveland; song by the school; song by !
Donald Douglass: remarks by Prime.
pal Strand, school director f. +. Stat |
ford and Miss Keefe duet, Floy Col
Inns and Mabel Sleeper; remarks, Miss !
johnson. Miss McDonough, Mrs. Dor
othy Nelson; song, Capital Ship" |
school; remarks by class presidents,
Gale, junior, Richard Straw,
sophomore, Rachel Smith, Hazel Gibbs,
Kathleen Ellsworth; song by school; |
song by senior class; occasional, I
Misses Towne and Wright.