The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-23
MONTPELIER
Widow Of Timothy J. Kelliher Died After
Years Illness.

Mrs Charlotte Livingstone Kelliher
widow OF Timothy j. Kelliher, a pioneer
granite manufacturer of this city, died
Yesterday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at
her home st. Paul street. Her illness
dated from a year ago last July. The
deceased was born in Ontario, Canada,
90 years ago and resided during the first
Is years of her life in that country.
Since that time she lived in Montpelier
and was married % years ago. No chill
dren were born to them. She is survived
by one sister, Mrs. Stephen Byce of For
ester Falls, Ont, and three brothers,
William, John and James Livingston, all
of Ontario. She also leaves many nieces
and nephews, all residing in Canada ex-
cepting two nephews in Waitsfeld. One
niece, Miss Ida Livingston, has been with
Mrs. Kelliher since last June, when her
illness became serious. Mr.. Kelliher died
July Is, 1905. Mrs. Kelliher was a mem
Der of the Catholic church and the fu-
neral will be held Wednesday morning
at Q o'clock from st. Augustine's church
with Rev. p. j. Long officiating. Burial
will be in the Catholic cemetery beside
the body of her husband.
The school census enumeration has
been completed by c. Def. Bancroft and
the statistics have been compiled and
turned over to S. c. Hutchinson, super
intendent of schools. The census shows
that there are S44 males and 1886 females
between the ages of five and Is years in
Montpelier. There are 432 between the
ages of five and eight years, 1922 be-
tween eight and l6 years, and 226 be-
tween 10 and Is years. There is an in
crease in the number Of children over the
previous year but it is difficult to esti- |
mate the actual number because of the
change in the law made by the last leg |
islature, which also changed the time
for the taking of the census. The law
at the present time requires that children .
not five years old until Sept. ! shall not |
be included in the census, whereas for
merly il child would reach the age of
five on or before Jan. I of the winter
following the taking Of the census, the
which serves to reduce the figures is that
anyone who is Is years old before Sept. :
shall not be enumerated. Mr.. Bancroft I
commenced to-day TO renumber the en-
tire length of Elm street, acting in ac-
Cordance Win vote TAKEN DN the CITY
council at the last regular meeting. He
expects some difficulty because Of the
fact that old residents object strongly
against the chang, in a number being
made.
Manager Ray T. Ledden Of the local
Western Union telegraph office. Harold
I.edden, Raymond Cullen and Harold
Smith returned last evening from
weeks automobile trip 10 Portland and
old Orchard, Me. and Boston. They I
were in Boston last Wednesday and
were present at the opening Of the new
home Of the Braves in Allston. The trip
from old Orchard. lal miles. was made I
easily yesterday despite the roads, which Z
were very muddy.
J. Edward Addy has gone 30 81. Johns
bury. where he has secured a position
with the Fairbanks Scale Co. Mr.. Addy 5
was employed AZ the Montpelier Country {
club during the summer.
Robert y. Worthing 81 Clarenout. \. :
r.. passed the week end IN the city with .
relatives. returning 70 Clarcmont this :
noon. :
AZ 81. Augustins's church yesterday
Rev. Hugh Mckenns announced that 10
had been transferred % Darlington sud .
would leave MontPeiier this week. Fr. '