The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-27

five weeks. Everything possible hai
been done, but for some time her con
dition has been known to be critica
and late Sunday evening the change
came.
Mary f. Honan was born in Spring
| field, Mass, ~ years ago, the daugh
ter of Martin and Ann (McNearley)
Honan. She was educated in the pub
lie schools and parochial schools and
was married in St Matthews church
at Springfield April %, 1882, to David
T. Harvey. For several years Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey lived on large farm on
Woodland hill and for 20 years have lived
on the corner of Union and Stove
streets. Here MIR. Harvey has con.
Quoted a successful business and Mrs.
Harvey has had the opportunity OF
meeting large circle, who have been
impressed with her culture and innate
courtesy.
Besides being member OF st. An
drew's church, she was a member of
the Altar society and the Catholic
Daughters of America, connected with
that church During the war, the de-
EtdSNu was dAAtfF IL III tit WI n anu
was chairman Of the committee on W.
savings, which helped to put this com
munity to the front in that line.
She is survived by her husband. two
sons, Harry Harvey, prominent
farmer and one of the selectmen of
Duxbury; Mark. who graduated last
spring at Hartford, Conn. and is now
taking special course in philosophy
at St. Michaefs college. also four
grandchildren, TO whom she has been
devotion itself. One cousin, Miss n.
J. Honan, of Springfield, Mass, VIII
come TO the funeral.
The community will be much in sor
row tomorrow morning.
The Pierian club announces through
its program committee. Mrs. Holmes
Mrs. Lebanon and Mrs Campbell, a
very fine and helpful program for their
club year Among the topics discussed
will be "Women's Part in Govern
ment." "The Best Book Read Dur
ing the Year and Why | Like 1t,
Better Speech" docs Fiction Raise
the Literary Development OF Its Read
ers :" "Solomon--a Study in Irresolu |
ton" History of Thanks giving"
The Part That Ireland Played in the |
Development of Our Countryside
lands Right to Freedom" The Com |
nercial Relation Between the L. S. |
md South America Home Life and |
Customs in South America, "For Bet
Ter Music," Vermont Authors and /
Poets musical BY Mrs Kathleen L.
Baron Luce. There will be a speaker
md special music for Armistice day /
other special events will be gentle
mems night, guest day and the first
Meeting, which will be with Mrs. Alb
,ott, Mrs Abbott and Mrs. Whit
ley, hostesses, will be an address by
lrs. William J. Bocourt. which will
AVE special merit because of Mrs. Boi
ourt's overseas experience. She has
many articles of value to show and
.er information concerning people.
laces and events in France is inter
sting and instructive.
DIR. C. L. Well, and Lucius Wells OF
ioston were in town Saturday.
The Mems club Of the Congregation.
| church is differed as follows: Pres
lent, W r. Clark; vice president. DR.
!, A. Stanley; secretary and treasurer,
. h. Adams; executive committee. the
Ulcers. V L. Perkins, =. Z. Camp
Ell and Roy w Demeritt.
The daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. |
NV Fiske has been named Beatrice ,
velyn and the twins born to Mr.. and ,
lrs. John Switzer, George Henry and
Ohm Edward.
Mrs. Julia Seabury is 50 far inn
roved as 10 be about the house All
III rejoice to see her out again.
Miss Mae Scabury IS detained from
r duties as Librarian because of
ard cold