The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-13
MONTPELIER
Death of Mrs. Charles M. Ayers Occurred
This Morning.

his morning.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Ayers passed away at
o'clock this morning al her home, y Sa-
bin street, death being due 10 compii'
cation OF diseases, she having been in
poor health for nearly two years. Clara
A. Lewis was born in Middlesex Dec. IL,
ls47, her parents dying when she was
very young. She resided during her
youth in Waitsfield and was married 40
years ago TO Mr.. Ayers in Snowsvile.
She is survived by her husband, sister,
Mrs. j. II. Williams of Randolph; two
brothers, Rev. Il. w. Lewis OF Groton and
Fred A. Lewis of Northfeld, and one son.
G. Il. Ayers, with whom she resided.
There are also two grandchildren, Ray
mond and Doris Ayers. She was for l5
years the owner Of the Ayers Art studio
on State street, the business being con-
Quoted by her son. She was member OF
/ Trinity church. The funeral will be held
tomorrow afternoon at | o'clock from
the house, with Rev. William Shaw Off
ciating Burial will be in Green Mount
cemetery.
Raymond Cullen, Harold Smith, Harold
Iedden and Ray Ledden leave tomorrow
for Portland. Me-, and Boston, and are
| to make the trip in the latter's automo
bile. They plan to be absent week.
Mr.. Smith is taking his vacation from
his duties in the Office of the Capital City
Gas Co., Harold Ledden from his duties
in the First National bank and Mr.. Gull
len from the Montpelier National bank.
The dance held at Dewey park last
evening by the employees of the traction
company was attended by about 35 cou-
pies. TN
Among the automobile visitors In the
city yesterday were the following regis
tered at the Pavilion: y. A. Mccarthy,
III. T. Dayton, II, j. Barnes and A. T. Nc
Carthy, Cambridge, Mass; DIR. and Mrs.
f. B. Branigau, H. i. Bruce and !. R.
Hendrickson, Groton, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Dittenhofer, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Rose,
Alice and Richard ID. Rose, St. Paul, |
Mimi; G. T.. Robertson and wife, L. J.
Robertson, wife and children, Bellows
Falls; Lieut.. and Mrs. H. n. Smalley, |
III. S. A.; Mr.. and Mrs. G. I. Healey and
children, Cleveland, o.; Mr.. and Mrs. |
G. A. Kempt, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Spielman,
r.. Wilson, Gloversville, N. Y; w. H. |
Rottenburg, Duluth, Mimi; s. w. Rot
tenburg, Fayetteville, Ark; G. d. Nc |
Grath, w. b. Breath, f. J. Stewart, Mr.. |
and Mrs. j. w. Mccormack, Boston.
Commissioner of Education Mason S. !
Stone returned to-day from New York,
where he been to consult with prospec |
tive teachers for training courses.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Rich Waite of Wood
bury were visitors in the city to-day. |
Mr.. Waite represented his town in the |
last legislature.
j. B. Chapman and Dewitt Parry re-
turned this morning from Burlington,
where they attended the state convention
OF the federation of labor, the former as
a Central Labor union delegate and Mr..
Parry as a representative of the trolley |
employees.
Don Fellows, employed by the Hood
milk company of Boston, is taking va
cation from his duties and left to-day
for Springfield, Mass, and New Haven,
Conn, to visit relatives.
William Blanchard, for 80 years tin
smith and plumber employed by various
firms in this city, leaves tomorrow for
Colchester Point, where he has purchased
a meat market which he will conduct.
Mr.. Blanchard for over 25 years was em
ployed by Barrows & Peck, a hardware
firm which went out of existence year
ago.
Charles Sheehan of st. Adams is max
ng a few days visit in the city with his
cousin, Edward Carey, of East State
street.
AIR. and Mrs. G. r. Bianchi of Barre
street left last evening for San Francisco
10 attend the exposition. They plan to
be gone from Montpelier about two
months, stopping for few days in the
arger cities in the West and Middle
West.
Robert w Simonds of st. Johnsbury,
hartman of the industrial accident board,
eft BY automobile this morning for York
Beach, Me-, to pass few days with his
amily.
George Crosby of Boston. who resided
n Montpelier some 20 years ago. was a
,rief visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. A. Bernadini Of 70 Main street
eturned last evening from weeks visit
With relatives in Concord, n. H., and
Boston.
-,xza.~ Odd Fellows and Odd Ladies