The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-08
TALK on THE TOWN

Mrs. Sadie Hart OF Stowe is passing
few days with friends in this city
Cars washed and polished. W.
Abare. near divers Battery station
adv.
Mems, women's and children's shoes
at reduced prices. Shea's Shoe store
| adv.
/ For Sale: Six-room cottage, all mod
crn improvements; excellent location;
| call 6l5 -Radv.
! The board of managers of the Pres
5vterian church will meet in the vestry
! Tuesday night at 1880 o'clock
Manager Frank Howard of the Mag
4 net theatre is passing a week with
friends and relatives in Boston.
i Mrs. Abbie NJ George OF Boston is
4 guest of her sister, Mrs. Sarah Bond
called here by the death Of her neph-
CIV, Elmer Tracy.
/ Officers and members of Ruth chap
/ ter. o. II. s., will meet at Masonic hall
! Tuesday at lao TO attend the funeral
OF Sister Fraser.
Regular meeting of Ruth chapter,
1 No. 80, O. II. s., Wednesday evening,
May 10, at 7:30 o'clock. The memo
rial service viii be given.
Nice lot of household furniture at
private sale. Must be sold at once.
| Call at ID Park street, side entrance,
| Mrs. Ina Steele. Tel. 72l ,W.-adv.
Maccabees, attention. Special meet
ing Monday evening at o'clock, Bal
4 loting and to transact any other nee
| essarv business. Guards and officers
must be present for practice.
The regular monthly meeting of the
| American Legion Auxiliary will be held
! Tuesday evening, May O. in Legion hall
at.7.l5. A farce will be presented aft
err the meeting. Refreshments will be
served.
Captain and Mrs. Moses Blow and
the Misses Berndittie and Febulllah
Blow and two gentlemen friends. Mr..
yiens and Mr.. Gelineau, also Mr.. and
Mrs. Kingman, Mrs Kingman formerly
beipo Miss Thdorah Blow, motored
from Burlington and spent Sunday at
H. H. Douglas at the Lilac Dairy farm.
Notice: Ladies Of Clan Gordon are
requested TO meet at the corner Of Mer-
chant and Main streets Tuesday, May
| .. AT 1870 b. M, for the purpose Of at
tending the funeral of our late sister,
/ Mrs. Narv Fraser. Please wear badges.
Mrs. Jessie 1luhb, chief sister; JEANNE
stephen, secretary
Plans are being completed for the
celebration. of National Hospital day
on Friday A special invitation has
been sent to the girls of Spaulding nigh
school and Goddard seminary who are
| interested in nursing to visit the Barre
! City hospital. They viii be shown
through the hospital and nurses home
and an opportunity given 10 gain m
Il formation about training TO become a
4 nurse. Incidentally. il is interesting "a
1 note that since the training school was
II started in 1904, the local hospital has
! graduated 80 nurses. This does not IN
Il clIde the /. nurses now in training o.
the % Young women who have entered
4 the school but for one reason or an
other left II before their training was
completed. The hospital il well pre-.
pared to train girl to become good
nurse. Individual supervision and in
struction are given 70 each pupil nurse
and she has the benefit of close per
sonal contact with her Instructors
Three and one-half months are spent
in the operating room, where she han
dies the instruments and sutures under
the direct supervision of a TRAPPED
nurse. There i an average OF 30 OPP
erations and six births in month
The nurses home is comfortable and
affords many opportunities for good
times when off duty. The general pub
lie, as well as girls interested in nurs
ing are invited to visit the hospital OF
National Hospital day, May y. from
| to 5. The baby parade on the lawr
at the rear of the hospital will TAXI
place at $3.50.