The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-13
TALK or THE TOWN

| Cut flowers at Drown's.-adv.
JTurnbull's Nu-RoIl brick ice cream
1 for zoe at Russell's .-adv.
Every pair of shoes iri our store at
reduced prices for Saturday at Sleas
| big mark down shoe sale.-adv.
To-day at the Magnet, Anita Stew
art in "Her Mad Bargain" and Larry
| Semon in "The aawmill. adv.
A returned soldier, Clarence, will dis
close his mysterious identity after
three acts of, fun at the Spaulding SEN
Tor play, May l9.--adv.
DIR. Leonhardt says Henri will
completely relieve any form OF piles.
1t gives quick action even in old stub
born cases. We guarantee it.--adv.
| Kerogas oil stoves are the best; sale
| on two, three and four burner Per-
| lection oil stoves and lawn mowers;
one five passenger Buick automobile. E.
A. Prindle, Worthen block. adv.
| At the closing session of the state
Congregational conference in Spring
field, Rev. Frank u. Goodspeed of Barre
was named as the conference preacher
| for next year, with Rev. Clement @.
Clarke Of Springfield IS alternate.
The special meeting of Marquis de
Lafayette chapter, Daughters Of the
American Revolution, which was to
have been held Tuesday, May 10, at
the Woman's club rooms, Montpelier,
has been indefinitely postponed.
Frank II. Hutchinson, who has been
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Mary !.
Staples of Williamstown, left Thurs
day for Philadelphia, sailing from that
city for Mexico City, Mexico, in the in
terest of the Lanston Monotype Ma
chine company with machinery for the
government printing Office of Mexico.
This city now has its second station
equipped solely for the recharging and
repair of storage batteries. This new
shop has recently been opened up at IL
Granite street under the firm name
of Milne & Nelson. George G. Milne
and N. Nelson of this city are the pro-
prietors of this new shop, Mr.. Milne
was until recently employed at the Oh
liver Battery station on North Main
street and offers to give prompt, eff
cient and expert service on all types
OF batteries The Yale battery will be
on sale for every make of car as soon
as a full complement has arrived.
The annual Spaulding high school
junior prom was held in the Spaulding
assembly hall last evening. As far as
a good time went the affair was a per-
feet success and had the crowd been a
little larger the financial end might
have made better showing. There
were nearly so couples present at the
dance during the evening and all thor.
oughly enjoyed themselves. The hall
was very prettily decorated in the Jun
Tor class colors of purple and gold with
clusters of balloons strung along the
front. Purple dance orders were also
handed out to harmonize with the color
scheme Of the evening. Refreshments
OF punch and waters were served by
two underclass girls during the pro
gram which was, by the way, very
well arranged by Miss Madeline Glad
ding. The committee in charge OF the
affair was Madeline Gladding, Florence
Kittredge, Furio Abhiatti, Maurice
o'Herin. June Tassie, y ~ Higgs and
Arthur Nelson. Monticells orchestra
from Montpelier furnished the music
for the occasion and was called on
repeatedly for encores, 20 thoroughly
did the dancers enjoy the music.