The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

Automobile chamois and sponges at
| browns Drug store.--ady.
Save money and attend Shea's spe-
cial mark down shoe sale.-adv.
| H. w. Boaz of ST. Adams is passing
a few days in this city on business.
Dance Thursday night, Cobble Hill
grange hall; admission, soc; extra la
dies, l0c.-adv.
George Woolsey of Circle street
leaves to -morrow for Springfield,
Mass, where he viii seek employment.
See Clarence drive mules without
swearing Friday evening in the senior
play at Spaulding. Admission, Doc
adv.
| Battery specialists, also starting ard
| lighting; lowest prices Milne q Mel
son, Granite street; phone 696-W'--
| adv.
| Help Wanted, Female-Every wom-
an in this community to try our new
sundae 'Peach freeze Barre Drug
company lady.
William l.. Lowe Of North Main
street, who underwent slight oper-
alton at the City hospital, returned
home last Saturday.
NJ. L. Towne can't sell oil the seed
barley, so he offers only the best Wis
consin Pedigree; yielded so bushels per
acre in 1921. Tel. 38-R.--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 y.
A. Prindle, Worthen block.--adv.
Margaret LOOMS, who appears as
Jessie Strong in "Turn to the Right,
at the Magnet Thursday and Friday,
was formerly a dancer of wide reputa
ton appearing as a member OF Ruth
ST. Denis company Of dancers.-adv-
George w. Guard, Spanish war vet.
eran and former resident of this city,
came here yesterday for the sole pur-
pose of attending the picnic held at
Caledonia park yesterday. Mr.. Guard
now resides in New Bedford He was
without doubt the spryest man on
the grounds bar no one even 10 years
younger. He was active in every event
and the picnic would not have been
complete without him.
DR.. L. d. Martin of Barre will read
paper upon abdominal pain and its
significance in diagnosis, at the annual
convention of the New England Osteo-
pathic association, which win be held
| in Providence at the Hotel Narragan-
sett Friday and Saturday of this week.
Mayor Gsinor of Providence will deliy-
| or the address Of welcome at the con-
vention. and the president. DR.. w. b.
| Shepard, will preside. Professor Philip
II. Mitchell Of the biological depart
| ment of Brown university will speak
on the newest research into the proc
| lem of ricketts,. Dr. and Mrs. Martin
left to-day for Providence and the doc
| tors office will be closed until Monday.
The Vermont Federation of Won
ems Clubs will hold special meeting
| in the Wood Art gallery, Montpelier,
on Friday, May 10. The Montpelier
Woman's club will act as hostess and
Mrs. Thomas G. Winter of Minneap-
| oils, president OF the General FEEDER
| alton of Women's Clubs, will be the
| guest of honor. An important business
| meeting will be held at 1880 a. m. The
afternoon meeting will be called at 2
O'Clock, when Mrs. Winter will speak
on the Washington conference for the
Limitation Of ornaments. Mrs. Winter
needs no introduction to Vermont
/ women. for her name has. been before
the public for many months, not only
as president Of the General Federation,
but as a member of the advisory board
of the Washington conference. Her
reputation is established as a broad
minded, far-seeing and practical won.
an, as we'll as an effective thinker and
speaker. II is hoped there will be 9
large attendance of the club women OF
the state.