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[p. 37] instrument, which are in a canopy, there is the inscription: ‘Mary Ellen King, who gave her services as organist to this church for more than 25 years. At rest, Aug. 12, 1877.
The tribute of a grateful Parish.’
Second.
A bronze tablet on the west wall to the memory of Mrs. Gorham Brooks, inscribed:
Third.
A stained glass window on the northerly side of the church, erected by Mr.Adams and Mrs. James T. Adams as a memorial to their daughter, Mrs. Helen Adams Elliott.
The subjects, Faith and Hope, are represented by two female figures; that in the left section bearing a large cross, that on the right, an anchor and an open book.
The draperies of the figures are of a deep and rich green and red. In the top panel is an angel with an open book, on which is recorded the words: ‘She Hath Done What She Could.’
On scroll at the top. ‘To the Glory of God and in memory of.’
Inscription at the base; ‘Helen Adams Elliott.
Died May 29, 1879.
Aged 39 years. Erected by her parents.
Right precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his saints.’
Medford, MA. 1902.
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