The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-22
RANDOLPH
Death of Mrs. Margaret Cay Second in
Family Within Weew.

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, Mrs. Margaret Gay, who had been Sc
, riously i'll for the last ten days, died
at the home of her nephew, A. b. Gay,
! on Thursday night, the result of an at
tack of bronchitis. Mrs. Margaret
tCampbelD Gay was born in Barnet,
April 49, 1885, the daughter of James
and Janet tMcCobb) Campbell. When
young girl, she went with her parents
TO Scotland, where they lived till aft
er the death of her father, when the
family returned to Barnet for time.
Mrs. Gay, being an experienced weaver,
went to Gaysyille, when the wooden
mills which did large business We're
running in that place. There she met
and married Myron Gay, and follow
! ing this they came here and bought a
small place on the Rochester road where
they lived for time. After selling that
property, they bought a place at Bear
vile, and while there Mr.. Gay died,
and as soon as her business could be ar
ranged she came here and lived here with
her husbands sister. Later she returned
to Barnet where she passed some time
with relatives, and one year ago last fall
she came here to make her home with
DIR. and Mrs. A. B. Gay, where she has
been since that time. The funeral was
held from the home in which she died
this afternoon at o'clock, Rev. Fraser
Metzger officiating, and interment was
in the family lot in Southview cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Moses, Mrs Gays
mother, was held in the same home
Sunday.
Supt and Mrs. G.. w. Patterson went
to Montpelier ON Friday to attend the
Washington county teachers meeting.
Among others who went was Miss
Frances Hebard, who is a teacher.
G. A. Osha, local real estate dealer, |
has sold for Elbrdge Holman his farm
located in Braintree, in the neighbor- /
hood known as Riford brook, to Mrs. /
Mahala Beers, the price being $4,000.
Mrs Beers will rent her house on Maple !
street and take possession of the farm,
on which she is to live, early in the
month of February.
Mrs. Lyndon Thomas left on Friday
for Salisbury, where she is to remain
for about two weeks, after which she
will join her husband in Akron, o.,
where he has position in the employ
of the Goodyear Tire company.
Mrs. Nellie Corliss of Post Mills was
in town over Wednesday night this
week, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. n.
G. Buck.
Louis A. Atwood is in Orange, Mass,
for a few weeks treatment by special
st.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Chandler have
closed their residence, "Greystone," and
gone to Brooklyn to remain for two
weeks. IN
Mrs. L. S. Brigham has returned from
/ couple of weeks visit at her former '
lome in Newton Highlands.
II was said that only three of the e
employees of the Emerson Mill company c
eported for duty on Friday morning,
he force all being i'll, including one of
he proprietors, w. c. Emerson.
Richard NJ. Rowell has come from Cam !,
ridge to remain for a time with his ),
,arents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Rowell.
George n. Perkins of Tunbridge and .
Hiss Bernice +. Morrill,, who has been
ere for three years in the home of Mrs. "
J. T. Salisbury, were married January
| at the Bethany parsonage by Rev. I,
fraser Metzger. The couple left for "
he northern part of the state for
hort trip, and on their return will live
n Tunbridge on a farm.
Elmer Montgomery has exchanged his
arm stock and tools with Mr.. and Mrs. u
'harles Burridge for their farm in Brain
rec. Then Mr.. Burridge traded that e
arm with Herbert Campbell for the Dur II
ee place on the Rowell Addition. which Il
IT. Campbell recently received in nj
rade with B. A. Durkee. =,
Twin babies, a boy and a girl, were Il
orn Monday to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank n
Fillett, who live on the John Burridgc n
arm.