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FUNERAL OF S. L. GRIFFITH MUSIC

3/25/2024

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​JULY 30, 1903.
RUTLAND EVENING NEWS

J.Harry Engels of this city has been engaged to take charge of the music at the funeral of Silas L. Griffith, which will be held, probably at the church at Danby, next Tuesday. 
​Mr. Griffith, just before he died requested that certain pieces be sung at his funeral. This request will be carried out exactly. Dr. Miller of Dummerston will sing a baritone solo, “Fear Not,” by Asa Smith, and Miss Minnie E. Bushee, who for a long time was Mr.Griffith’s stenographer, will sing Adam’s “Holy City.” At the conclusion of the services Edward S. Kaipe of this city will play “taps” on a cornet.
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    • In the Community >
      • 250th Celebration Parade
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  • Collections & Resources
    • Town Histories >
      • Danby Town History
      • Mt. Tabor Town History
    • Notable Residents >
      • S.L. Griffith
      • Pearl Buck
      • The Curriers
      • Emma J. Rising Brown
      • Samuel Morison
      • Portraits
      • Postmasters
    • Founding Families >
      • Bromley Family History
      • The Griffiths >
        • The Griffith Family Photos
        • Home of the Griffiths
        • Lake Retreat of the Griffiths
        • Griffith Family Documents
      • Otis Family History
    • Business & Industry >
      • Bond's Hotel
      • The Cascades
      • Danby Telephone System
      • Griffith/Rosen Store
      • Business & Industry of S.L. Griffith
      • Marble
      • M.L. Ackert Fern Co
      • Nichols Store
      • Railroad
    • Historic Locations >
      • Historical Register
      • Bromley Farm
      • CCC Camp
      • Cemeteries >
        • Danby Cemeteries
        • Mount Tabor Cemeteries >
          • Mt. Tabor Burton Cemetery
      • Clark's Lodge
      • Danby Green
      • Greeley's Mill
      • First Congregational Church
      • Mill Brook House
      • Smokey House Center
    • Oral History
    • Resources >
      • Maps & Documents
      • News Clippings
    • Tragic Occurences
  • Photo Gallery
    • Then & Now
    • Buildings >
      • Churches
      • Schools
    • Industry
    • Natural Disasters
    • People
    • Views of the Town
    • Mystery Photos
    • Other
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