The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-10
TALK on THE TOWN

AUTOMOBILE cHduiuio oHu 4PoheN9 ~
Drown's.- adv.
Il Save money and attend shea's ten
day shoe sale lady
4 Cars washed and polished. w
Abare, near divers Battery station
4 adv.
4 For Sale: Six -room cottage, all mod.
ern improvements; excellent location
call 6l5- R.-adv.
i B. w. Hooker & Co. added new
motor truck of the Ford variety to
their equipment yesterday.
! Place orders now for waxed flowers
and wreaths for Decoration day at
browns Drug store. adv.
/ Tonight for Cobble HILL Don't for.
! get that there is dance at Cobble hill
! tonight. Gents, soc; extra ladies, 25c
adv.
Robert and Cora Wheeler will enter
| tain YOU with their brotherly and sis
terly affection at the Spaulding senior
play, Clarence May l9.ady.
Nice lot of household furniture at
private sale. Must be sold at once.
! Call eat 10 Park street, side entrance,
Mrs. Ina Steele. Tel 72l -W.-ady.
| Dr.. Leonhardt found the cause of
piles to be internal. His prescription,
Hem Rod, gives quick and lasting re-
lief. We sell IL with money back guar
antee. Il. A. Drown.--adv.
| The ladies' and pastors union of the
Methodist church will meet with Mrs.
b. w. Hooker, IL Park street, Thurs
day at 2;30 p. m. A large attendance
is desired. Come prepared to sew.
A regular monthly meeting of the
guild of the Church of the Good Shep-
herd will be held at the home of Mrs.
Given, King street, Thursday evening
at 1880. A large attendance is re-
quested.
The fire alarm whistle will be out
OF commission tonight while the boiler
is being cleaned out. Firemen are re-
auested to take due notice. There will
be practice meeting of the call men
OF the fire department this evening,
beginning at Q o'clock.
RAYMOND Lupien, formerly engaged
as a regular fireman at the fire sta
ton, is substituting for Charles Mears,
who recently resigned and whose res
ignation is to become effective on May
20. After that date Fireman Lupien is
expected to go on the list as substi-
tute.
Harmon review, No ], of the Won
ans Benefit association win observe
mothers day on Sunday, MAY IA, at
3 D. M. in X. Of r. hall. An interesting
program il being prepared for the oc-
casion, and all members are urged TO
be present. A special invitation Is ex-
tended to the public, and 10 the moth
crs OF the members.
Regular meeting Of South Barre
grange Thursday evening. This -
mothers night Program: Song, Wild
Bird reading. Mother" Alice Wat
son; song, Marjorie Worcester; SHOULD
mothers interest be limited to home
affairs or should they find time for
community work." led by Mrs. Jennie
Blanchard: song, silver Threads
Among the Cold" five ladies; roll call.
responded to by quotations contain
ing the word. mother" social hour
and refreshments Every member Is
asked to be present.
Are you one of the 1928 patients who
have been treated at the Barre City
hospital since the new building was
erected in 1912 Or one OF the 2063 who
were housed in the old Perry home.
which is now the nurses doruitory
II so, come back and make the hospital
visit on Friday from | TO .. Friday
is national hospital day and yonr hos
pital is celebrating IL by holding open
house and baby show Perhaps the
nurse who took care of You will be
There. for members Of the Alumnse as
ISOLATION OF the Barre City hospital
training school are to show visitors
through the building and sevre tea. The
following facts are Of interest: Mum
Der of patients in both buildings June
IL. 1907. TO NAV 3. 1929, 1884; number
OF births in both buildings, 55s: mum
her OF operations since june IL, 1907
1855. If YOU have not been patient
but are interested in the hospital, YOU
are invited to visit il on Friday OF
this week.
Interest in Barre Is keen over the
meeting Of the Older Girls of Vermont,
which opens in st. Johnsburg Friday
afternoon and the various churches
nave lNclf Ntf'A'Nf AHNtA 49,
expected to be 500 delegates in st
Johnsbury during the convention. The
Epworth league and girl scouts of the
Methodist church win be represented
by Misses Ruth Davis. Mary Andrews,
Dorothy Sutton and Gloria Young, and
from the Christian Endeayor society
OF the Congregational church will 60
Misses Elizabeth White, Alice Reed,
Florence Magoon and Ruth Mcknight;
Misses Olive Mcknight, Florence and
Jane Summers also expect 10 attend the
conference. The campfire girls OF the
PRESBYTERIAN church will send ae dele
gates Misses Euphemia Paul. Ruth
Mackenzie and Isabel Milne. Delegates
from the Universalist campfire girls
will be Misses Helen Cole. Gwenyth
Laid. Dorothy Ahern and Hilda Allen.
From the Baptist church, Misses Ada
Patch, Marion Grierson and Blanche
Coriiss will go, the two former repre-
senting the World Wide guild, Miss
Ruth Brown accompanying them As