The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-06

four weeks before he can work. MI
CIRCUITS barn is the one which has beer
struck two successive years by light
ming.
Mrs, George Harvey, who was injured
Wednesday when the team driven BY
Miss Carrie Towne was overturned by
an automobile, was improving yesterday
The other occupants of the team came
out very well after bad scare anC
ishake-up.
News has been received in town oil
the death of Mrs. Sarah A. tPerkinsl
Giddings, widow of DIR. w. II. Giddings
a former superintendent OF ne Vermont
state hospital for the insane. Although
she has recently made her home with
her daughter, Mrs. Donald Shepard Gates
of Newark, n. D., she was passing the
summer at the home of her sister, Mrs.
r. c. Ovitt. The funeral was held
in that home this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The deceased was 90 years. of age and
has been in poor health for sometime.
She is survived by one daughter, Mrs.
Florence Giddings Gates, and two grand
children, Thelma Giddings Gates and
also three sisters and one brother, Mrs.
L. A. Hutchinson of Seattle, Wash, Mrs.
Mary Start, Mrs. r. G. 0vitt and John
A. Perkins of Bakersfield. During her
residence in this town she was highly
respected. About month ago she visit
ed Mrs. j. +. Shipman and called upon
other friends. Her passing away in the
town in which she was born came as a
great shock to those who saw her then.
The pastor of the Methodist church
will preach Sunday morning on Missing
the Message" In the evening he will
attempt to answer the psalmist's ques-
tion, "What Is Man ?"
At the Congregational church Sunday
morning, Rev. w. l.. Boicourt will take
for his sermon topic, "At Peace with Ma
ture." Thursday evening an interest
ing meeting was held, studying the
hymns of Isaac Watts.
At st. Andrews church Sunday morn |
ing, Rev. Robert Dewey celebrates mass
at 1890. The benediction of the blessed |
sacrament at o'clock. This past week |
the following priests have assisted FIR. |
Dewey in the 40 hours devotion: Rev. |
P. NJ. McKenna of Barre. Rev p. J. Long |
IF Montpelier, Rev. A. Clermont of Rich. |
mond, Rev Joseph Turcot of Granite.
Vile and Rev. John B. McGarry of Gran,
teville.
Dillingham; grange observes forestry |
light tomorrow evening. Samples OF 4
iifferent Vermont woods will be on ex.
libition.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. FELTON,. Miss Char.
enc FELTON, and Robert p FELTON, of ST.
Albans were motor guests Of Mr.. and
Hrs. +. T. Palmer on their way 10 Mas.
achusetts points.
George W. stevens Of Springfield,
lass, is a guest OF his cousin, Miss An
lie Dorothy Palmer
Rev. Y. j. O'Neil was taken 20 the
amy Allen hospital Wednesday, where
e was operated upon for appendicitis.
Te was accompanied by Or. @. 5. Bid.
'ell and Miss Margaret 0'Neil. Post
iaster w. j. ONeil and r. G. o'Neil
ere at the hospital yesterday and re-
orted him doing very well.
Miss Florence Hatch, who has been Wis
ing relatives in town. has returned 10
er home in Northampton, Mass.
Mrs. Kate McMullin and Miss Maude
TcMullin have returned from a visit 20
n. and Mrs. George Cook in Fairlee
Clyde Morse has just lost another COW,
hich makes two in a short time.
Reinhold Wilde Of Jersey City Heights
-rives tomorrow 20 be a guest OF his
,rents on CrosEett hill.