The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

Spring suits, shirts, shoes, hats, al
Lamorey's.
Just arrived, Venetian Moon, which
eelipses "Dardenela. Columbia record
No. 1895 at Russells
Passion week services every evening
next week at the Hedding NJ. T.. church,
except Monday and Saturday evenings.
Peter Caveratto, representative of
pneumonia at his home at 9 School
street
h Augusta Beroli of I Cleveland ave-
nue. was brought to the Barre City hos
pital this morning suffering from pneus
monia.
Miss Marcia Langley of the College
for Women at New London, Conn, was
among the college students to arrive in
the city last evening to pass the East
or vacation
Frank Ozella of the Scampini block,
who was taken to the City hospital
/ about 10 days ago, i'll with influenza
! was able to return to his home yester-
day afternoon.
I Marquis de Lafayette chapter, D. A.
r.. will meet with Mrs X. l.. Cleaves
(
Montpelier, at 2:l5 o'clock Saturday
afternoon, April 8.
Bljou Theatre open tomorrow.
Three shows daily, at 2:l5, Gas and
$3.50. Prices, matinees, lie; evenings,
22e; children, all shows, lie. Attend
matinees for seats. Tomorrow, 1T
Pays to Advertise" Monday, "23h
Hours Leave"
Miss Marguerite Brown Of Cliff street
and Miss Lorraine Loranger of Summer
street returned last night from Bur
lington, having attended a reception at
Mount st. Mary's academy, in which
six young ladies, one an intimate friend
of the young women, accepted the
white veil as a Sister Of Mercy.
Miss Doris Eastman and Miss Cath
crime Martin returned to their homes
in this city last evening from Mount
Holyoke college, South Hadley, Mass,
to pass the Easter holidays at their
homes. Other young ladies to arrive
from Middlebury college were Misses
Kathryn and Nadine Rogers, Miss
Marion Wiley and Miss Marion Tilden.
A group Of IL Spaniards, apparently
recent arrivals from their native land,
arrived in the city yesterday and for
some few minutes found difficulty in |
getting directions for places of lodging, |
not being able TO speak English A |
countryman with a knowledge of both /
languages directed them to Spanish |
boarding house on Merchant street. /
where they now are making headquar.
ters.
Papers were made out to-day at the
Office of the d. A. Perry Real Estate
agency transferring the ownership of
the home farm of Nr. and Mrs. Jens
Petersen of Barre Town to Allen and
Lillian Morrison of Graniteville. The
sale was made at auction yesterday
afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Petersen
leave soon for Clifton, ILL.,, where they
are called by the Illness of their daugh.
ter. The purchasers intend TO occupy
the place as soon as possible.
While working at the Barclay Bros.
stoneshed this morning, Justin Nc
earthly of l07 South Main street sus-
tanned serious injury to his left eye,
a small chip of granite flying from
stone and lodging itself
near the sight. A small par of the
circle surrounding the sight had 70 be
removed and the extent of the injury
win not be known for 10 days, though
il is believed by the attending physi-
elan that the sight will be unimpaired.
A novel way in bringing to the atten-
tion of the public an article that Is so
essential and yet 50 difficult to obtain
in these days Of expansion nail
is that adopted by The \. d. Phelps
Co., Inc In the large show window of
their store is exhibited an invoice COW
ering carload of nails amounting to
over 635O0, around which are several
gilded nails referred TO as being as
valuable as gold,' the whole exhibit
in aNgold frame. II is said
that nails are extremely difficult to
ind and more difficult to get by freight
The Phelps Co Is unloading two car
oads now, perhaps the largest ship
nent of nails to arrive in Barre at one
.imp