The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

/ Spring suits and coats at Knights.
/ Sale Of embroideries at Abbotts this
week.
Dewey Darling left Saturday for Bar
/ lington, where he will visit friends for a
/ few days.
Five dollar misses white dress for
S2.75. Sale one hour, 7 to p. m. this
evening at yaughan's.
| Alex. j. Graham Of Graniteville left
to-day for a few weeks visit in Spring
| field, Mass. and New York City.
Rev. NJ s. ODonnell, who has been
assisting in a series OF special services
at ST. Monica's church, returned Satur-
day to his home in Randolph.
Wesley Hoffman and Charles Emslie
resumed their duties this morning at the
manufacturing rooms of the George
Marion cigar store, after weeks va
cation.
Archie Allen, who has been confined
to his home on Maple avenue for the
past two weeks with an attack OF the
grippe, was able to be out of doors
to-day.
The condition of David Mcknight,
foreman OF the Harrison granite plant,
who has been confined to his home at
Forsythe place with heart trouble, is
somewhat improved.
Rev. David L. Sanford, diocesan mis-
sionary for the Episcopal church, will
preach at the Church OF the Good Shep-
herd at the midweek Lenten services
tomorrow evening at 7 80 o'clock.
The condition OF Mrs. George H. Bisn-
OPP of 1877 Washington street, who recent
ly suffered a paralytie shock. continues
to improve and ii is expected that she
will be restored to her former health.
Mr.. and Mrs William II. oliver, who
have been residing at Westerly, R. L.. |
for the past six months, have decided
to return to Barre and will transfer
their household effects the first week |
in April.
Miss Sadie Wilson of Ayers street and
Miss Jennie Barrett of st. Johnsbury, !
who has been visiting in the city as
her guest, went this morning to Cabot, |
where they will pass few days with
Peter Corey of Prospect street re-
turned this morning from Burlington,
where he has been passing a few days
with Mrs. Corey and Mrs. Borah Corey,
he latter having recently undergone an
operation for appendicitis.
David Mclean of Williamstown, for L
ner Barre Boy, who was once employed
IS a trainman on the Central Vermont
abroad in this vicinity, arrived in the
ity this morning from Calgary, Alberta,
where he has been recovering from an ac-
ident which necessitated the amputa
ion of both legs, one near the ankle and
he other just above the knee. Mr. Ne ,
can has been in Calgary hospital for [
many weeks and at one time it was
bought that he would not recover from !
he accident. He was accompanied to {
iarre by his father. who went to Cal
airy some months ago. and after short {
isit in the city the two went to VIII &
:
The following item, taken from the q
outh Acton, Mass. Enterprise, will be l
interest 10 many people in Barre ami {
icinity since Miss Mclean is the dsugh- ]
n Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Mclean OF e
raniteville aud well known here: The ."
IotheTs' meeting under the auspices OF {
he W. {. +. l.. j. to be held March 10 y
Mrs. Louis Jones' on Prospect street. b
especial interest and aptness at thIs II
me when 50 much IS being said and II
ritten on the subject viii he the adj {
less BY Miss Bertha Mclean on Sex Hy- u
enc Miss Mclean il principal Of the a
1uth Acton school" o