The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-07
RANDOLPH
Mrs. L. G. Tracy Died Suddenly Monday
Morning.


Mrs. L. G. Tracy died suddenly at her
home on Central street on Monday
morning. When found she was upon the
floor and never regained consciousness;
Mrs. Tracy arose in the morning, got
her breakfast, and did up the morning
work, and was feeling as well az usual,
but when her sister, who went from an
apartment in the same house, spoke to
her, she received no reply and went in
and found her in the position described.
Several weeks ago she underwent an OPP
Grafton at the sanatorium for the re-
moval OF a growth upon her forehead,
but she had recovered from this and had
been home, and her daughter, who had
been with her lett her few days ago.
Mrs. Elira Hutchinson Tracy was born
in Roxbury, rs years ago last February,
and almost her entire life had been
passed here in the adjoining towns. For
years, with her husband lived on a farm
about three miles out, on the road TO
Last Braintree; but as their strength
failed they sold this and came into town
to reside, to be near relatives. Deceased
is survived by her husband, who is in
feeble health, a son Ernest Tracy, who
is prominent business man in town;
daughter, Mrs. Henry Halves Of Berlin,
aud four other sons, Eugene Tracy. who |
lives ont of the state Elmer Tracy of
Wiiliamstown, Franklin of Northheld, |
and Foster of Roxbury. Besides these, |
she is survived BY two sisters, Mrs. Ase- |
nath Cross, living in the same house |
with her Mrs. lamar Angel of Water |
bury; and two brothers, William Hutch |
inson, who is now at West Brookfefld, |
and Sttarns Hutchinson of Braintree.
The daughter, Mrs. Halves arrived here
yesterday.
Miss Lena West, came from Strsf-
ford Monday, and Miss May X. Howe,
who has been passing her vacation out
OF town returned TO take mp the school
work at the opening session on Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Barclay and
after passing Sunday here with
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Manchester, left on
Monday for their home in Barre.
Miss Annie Wood left Monday for Es-
sex 10 resume teaching in the same place
where she taught last year.
Mrs Ernest Manchester left Monday
for Woodstock, where she will pass tho
week with her daughter, Mrs. +. j. Bur
nell, and attend the fair now in session.
Miss Annie Messer went TO Woodstock
Monday 10 serve as one Of the Judges
n the floral hall during the exhibit.
Miss Emma Danyow went 10 the sana
orium this week 10 undergo an opera.
ion for appendicitis, from which she
ias been suffering
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Poor, after visiting
u Braintree and vicinity, left on Mon
lay for their home in Hudson Falls,
:. Y.
Mrs l. A. Merchant, after visiting her
on. William shaw, and family went
iondsy to her home in Norfolk, Mass.
Miss Doris Lattimcr left Monday
morning for Bethel. where she was joined
" Miss Neya Bohonop from Chelsea,
I'D they went 90 Castleton. where they
ntcr the normal school for a years
ourse Of study.
Miss Elizabeth Campbell. after pass
ar some time in town with Mr. and
IRE. VI. W. Jones went 70 Bellows
nlls Monday 30 resume teaching in
De- school there in which she hiss been
" several years
Miss Jessie Chedel went 70 Springfield
i0nday. where she has position IN the
eh school 20 teach German and his r
Wv.
AR and Mrs. Clarence Gordon closed
weeks visit in town with Mrs q. ,. M
iincs On Monday and DEPARTED for their
1me IN Trenton, y. J.
FRANK Williams has moved bis family
J the T. % Rhodes place on the upper
art 81 Park street and bis place in
rairtrae 81 in tht hands Of q real 80
.ff nrent f1r sale ~ reut III
Miss Flurn Bsn has rsturued from
.rersi wsHks stay sth hsr brother. A.
Ball end fsm lv n Gardner. Ne. ~
] Improved sfate ~ health.
1fiss Emma Horuer ~ Boston arrived
rf eunaaV fer q tist with her aurf
rs q d ST eur. Nno has also far
eurst Mrs AS Carr lately returned
I'm ~ Aitnns. ChHfias Blsisds1.
sfnr ~ $50 rams rlsrr lrft for BE
-us IN White HIraf 5unrtign satur-