The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-13
MONTPELIER
Death Of Mrs. Salone Fay Of Heart
Trouble Occurred Yesterday.


Mrs. Salonc Fay died AZ 3 o'clock yes
terday morning at l27 Barre street
where she resided with her two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Jen Thompson and Miss Eva
Comstock, death being due TO heart trou-
BILE. She was confined to the bed about
a week. Mrs. Thompson and Miss Com
stock are. seriously i'll, threatened with
pneumonia. The deceased was born in
Richmond Nov. IL, 1880, and resided in
that town practically all her life, coming
10 Montpelier but three months ago to
pass the winter. She was twice married,
inst TO Oronel Comstoek in Middlebury,
whore they lived 10 years, and then to
Freeman Olney Fay who passed away
~ years ago. She is survived by two
sons. Freeman o. Fay of 8 Fullerton
avenue, this city, and Hiram Comstock
OF Middlesex, and by the two daughters
mentioned. One other son, Truman o.
Fay, died four years ago, and daugh-
ter also died several years ago. The flu
neral will be held Saturday noon in the
Congregational church at Richmond with
burial in the village cemetery.
Fourth place in the city bowling league
standing was attained by the Italian
Spanish team last evening by their cap
turing OF three out Of four points from
the Bakers on the School street alleys.
The winners rolled nearly 100 pins high
err total than their opponents, but lost
one of the three games.
Rush Estee of New York City. a mem
Der of the New York Stock Exchange, is
seriously i'll at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. |
j. b. Estee, his parents, on State street !
with diphtheria and the house has been /
He was taken i'll while !
visiting his parents over the week end. |
The Barre 4 Montpelier Traction & |
Power company has complied with the I
second request of the council, made in |
the form of a resolution at a special I
meeting held a week ago, and filed an
other bond with the city clerk. The new
bond. which is for $4,000, differs slight
" i'm form from the first one filed but it \
has not yet been accepted by the council |
as satisfactory, the matter not being II
touched upon at the meeting last even
ng. IL is understood the matter was
at a conference following adj
ournment of the regular session.
Ex-Governor w. w. Stickney returned
o his home in Ludlow last evening, hav-
ng been in the city to attend a quarter
Y meeting of the directors Of the Yer
mont Mutual Fire Insurance company.
A dozen or more banks in the state
we're represented yesterday afternoon,
he first day of meeting held by the
no III af approiearc opaa Tod NV tha lact III
legislature to set the valuation OF bank
took. A member of the board said last
yening that the meeting would probably \
xtend over period OF a week, although
afternoon was the only time H
ct by the board to hear bank represen-
atives During the meeting, however. II
nyone who may so desire has the priv III
eye of appearing. iii
Fl. NJ. Farnham returned this morning NJ
'om Burlington, where he has been at
ending the dairymen's convention. 9th I'M
rs who went from here will not return III
ntil this evening. III
Failure of the council to act upon the III
etition requesting that the ice on Wi III
Doski river not be scraped for racing III
MS winter because of the alleged tend III
icy to make the spring freshet more Ill
Tious has resulted in the first meet of II
lie driving club scheduled for Saturday ~
ternoon being postponed indefinitely. In HI
her years the council has given instruc- WI
on to the street superintendent to pre- HI
ire the race course and such action has IN
IT been forthcoming. Hi
Mrs. Paul Dillingham; Of West street HI
II last evening for New York City, lII
here she will make an extended visit Hi
it'll relatives. Hi
D. r. Campbell went last evening to NH
arlington for few days visit. iii
At the Congregational parsonage last |
ening Hubert Trombly and Irene Love I'LL
both of West Berlin. were united in I'LL
lrriage by Rev. S. F. Bloomfield. They III
IRE attended by Arthur. Trombly and
ISIS Dorsett. llH