The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-04
MONTPELIER
Three Deaths Occurred at Hospital on
Sunday.

Three deaths occurred Sunday at Heat
on hospital They were r. "
Demeritt OF Mortified, Fred Car
row and Robert Sanders of Montpelier
Fred Carrow who was many years EN-
ployed in the Lane Manufacturing com
panys plant. died during the night aft
err week in the hospital following an
operation for relief of an abscess upon
one lung which developed from pneumo,
mia. He was born in Lewis. n. y, is
| years ago, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
! Carrow, and came 10 Montpelier many
years ago. He is survived by his wife,
| Mrs. Julia Carrow. and two children,
! Miss Nellie Carrow of this city and Leo
Carrow Of Esston, Pa. The funeral viii
take place from ST. Augustine's church
at . o'clock Tuesday morning.
The third death was that OF Robert
Sanders, who lived near Wrightsville.
He was taken to Heaton hospital a week
ago and has been failing since that time.
suffering with fever. He was a son of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sanders and was
born q wears ago near the Horn of the
Moon, East Montpelier He had lived
in this vicinity most of his life. He is
survived by his wife. who was Mary sill
loway, and two small daughters and by
his mother, Mrs. c. +. Jackson, of Mont
pelier. The funeral took place at |
o'clock this afternoon,
The funeral of John Gauld. who died
Saturday afternoon, will take place from
his late home on Sibley avenue at
o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Gauld
was born in Peterhead. Scotland, May
I. 1865 and came to America in early
life. He had been il for two years. He
is survived by his wife, three sons, Will
liam and Bruce of Quincy, Mass, and
Robert. who was with Go. H, First Yer
mont regiment on the Mexican border,
but who was rejected when the company
was indicted into the present war; also
bv three daughters, Mrs. Walter Mitch
ell of Quincy Mass, Misses Mary and
Annie Gaud Of this city; five brothers. !
James, of Vancouver, Wash, Robert, OF
New York City, Thomas, of Buffalo, \.
Y, Alexander and David, who are with |
Scottish regiments at the front. He was !
a member of the Red Men of Barre, Clan I
Gordon and Glenugie club OF that city. |
Of the Pocohontas and Granitecutters'
union of Montpelier. He had been en-
ployed since coming to Montpelier in the
industry and was well known
among those associated with that work,
4 man with a large circle of acquaint-
incees,
George Armitage, secretary of The
and Sherbrooke Mutual Fire
Insurance company, whose offices are IN
Stanstead p O., and W. i. Mciannon,
Inspector for the same company. who
AVE been here, have gone to their homes.
This is one of the Oldest fire insurance
in Canada, having been or
,anized short time after the Vermont
ompany and every few years the officers
# the Canadian company have visited
he Vermont offices for the purpose of
licking up new features OF the lnsur. /
nee business that may have developed
n Vermont
Word was received here Saturday of
he death of Charles Otis, who has been
dvance man for the Clark Urban com
any for some ten yearst and who had
lany friends in Montpelier.
Mrs. L. s. Tillotson has returned 10
-orthfield Falls and on Saturday called,
/ the citv She left Major Tillotson, her
usband, at camp near Norfolk, Va,
here he was adjutant of an army di-
Ision. He was previously assigned TO
ort sill but did not reach that post