The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-28
MONTPELIER
Mrs. Winifred E. Fay of Middlesex Died
in Heaton Hospital.

| Mrs. Winifred Il. Fay OF Middiesex
who underwent an operation Wednesday
for intestinal trouble, died yesterday
afternoon at 80 o'clock at Heaton hos
pital. The body was taken to Middesex
where the .unera! will be held Monday
afternoon Mt o'clock from her late
homo, with Rev, Stanley i. Blomfieldi
pastor OF Bethany church, officiating.
IN. deceased ~as born April 8, 1877,
In Morctown. and resided there until
rnarrisd 90 Year, ago to Truman Fay,
when they mored to Afidlesex- Her hus-
band died three years ago.
shs .eavss her mother, Mrs. Leila
Eomars Of Moretowp one sister, Mrs.
Perley jerome OF Barre street, this city,
two brothers, Luke Somers of Moretown
and Fred Somers OF Montpelier, and two
children, Rena @. Fay Of this city and
Fred S. Fay of Midldesex. She belonged
to the Rebekahs of Richmond.
Mrs. J. NJ. Cameron and Miss Sybil
Bruce, her granddaughter, went yester-
day to Middlebury for a visit with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H Reagan and
son OF Sabin street returned last evening
from Burlington, where they passed sew
eral days with relatives.
The last game scheduled in the city
baseball league viii be played this aft
ernoon at Intercity park, the Tenney
and Spanish A. G. teams being the con
testants in the final game. The Y. M.
G. A. team easily took first honors, los
ing but two games
Chief w. A. Pattee Of the fire depart
ment leaves this afternoon for Cincin- |
natl, o., where he will attend the Inter-
national Association of Fire Engineers
which is to be held there
next week. Chief Pattee and Chief Gan
non OF St. Albans will be the only mem
oers from Vermont. Chief Pattee will
spend week in Buffalo with friends
before returning to this city.
Automobile parties registered yesteT
lay at the Pavilion were: Joseph j.
Iamp and family of Montclair, N. j..
lillian G.. Phelps and Miss Van Syckel
md maid of Louisville, Ken, Mr.. and
Irs. II. Wineburg, Fl. III. Wineburg and
Z. Mehl OF New York City; Mr.. and
'irs. Il. J. Page, Miss Ruth Page and
4ewis Cole, Syracuse, N. Y; Mrs. George
J. McConihe and Miss Jean Burnham
nd chauffeur of Hartford, Conn; Mr..
nd Mrs X. r. Miller of Turner's Falls,
lass.
The Woodstck Ice Co. Inc, has filed
rticles of association with the secretary
I state with capital stock Of $1,000 di-
ided into 20 shares, all shares being
eld by the subscribers. They are: John
!. Boles, 10 shares; George q. McCaus
ind and Edith r. McCausland, all of
Woodstock, the latter two each holding
We shares of stock.
In the county clerks Office to-day
eneral assumpsit case, Phillips & Slack J
gainst the Ruppreeht company was filed /
The state building commission Is hold !
Ig meeting at the State House this 2
corning and it is expected that the 7
Getting will result in an architect being 2
lected to draw plans for the new build &
q. Gov. Gates and all members of the !
,mmission are present excepting G. p. :
NTH of Burlington, who is represented
7 his son, Levi Smith. y
Over score of local employees of the
Tel. a Tel. Co. left by automo- =
le this morning for Burlington to at U
nd the first annual field day of the
nrmont chapter of the New England \
i. & Tel. Co. which was formed last
Those who went from this
.y were: William Bishop. S. Burgess,
bert Cruickshank, James GIrtis, Charles G
bbons, Perley Gotler, Xiilip Murphy, -
slie Newton, Ray Colamer, Don De.
llaines, Roy Lull, Victor Knapp, George
annon, A. w. Spsuldiug and George
annon, Misses Isabel LeMsy. Mildred
N, Bessie Forbes and Gertrude Smith. be
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Thrasher and "a
RS. Roy Lull and daughter, Marion, Of
mt to-day TO Groton pond to pass the on