The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

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III Children's tennis oxfords, a. per PAL
at Shea's Shoe Store.
II Mr., and Mrs. Cary Smith of Caho
were eLoug the shoppers in the cts ye'
terdav
/. Mrs. John Cross Of Northaeld wa
among The business visitors 10 the ct.
yestHdty.
| The girls cooking class will not holt
its regular meeting this week on accom-
Of the Cnautauqua
A meeting of the Burns club will b
held in Clan Gordon hall Wednesday
July 2, at p, m. Per order president.
Miss Violet George returned to hel
home in Woodsyille, n. H., last NIGH
| after visiting friends on Seminary street
for several days.
Phillip Rossi of Fourth street left yes
terday for Morrisville, whore he will
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bianehi for several days.
Miss Josephine Colombo returned from
few days visit with friends and rel
atiyes in Waterbury 10 her home on
Bolster place this morning.
Miss ANGELA Tierney Is spending the
week in Bethlehem, y, H., conducting
Mrs. Albert Beattie's store while Mrs.
Beattie is at her home on South Main
street, this city.
George Morris of Hartford, Conn, was
in the city yesterday as a business visit.
or while en- route frem Hartford TO Mon
treal, P. O., where he viii spend several
days on n business errand.
Peter Congo, formerly of Barre and
now a clerk in a grocery store in Hyan-
mis- Mass, visited friends in the city while
en- route from Hyannis to Berlin, where
he will visit relatives for several days.
G. L. Jennings, who has been visiting
! friends on Maple avenue for several days,
left this morning for Woodsville, ~ H..
where he will stop a few days while en-
route for his home in Rochester, \. H.
Andrew Stone, formerly OF Barre and
now of Chicago ILL.,, is spending several
DAYS in Barre and vicinity visiting
friends and relatives while on an extend
ed soioun in Vermont and New Hamp-
shire
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Bacon and two
children, John and Joseph, ir.. returned |
10 IHti uhtUt III i4tAhFAlbutR thia hiVi u /
ing after visiting friends and relatives |
in Barre and Montpelier for the past
week
Rev. George + Fortier returned to his
home in st. Adams yesterday after
spending few days in this part Of the
state. Mr.. Fortier preached in Marsh
field, North Montpelier and Plainlield
Sunday
The medals donated by Royal Tanist
Walter Scott Of New York for the grand
contest in Highland dancing at Clan Cor
don picnic Aug 2 at Caledonia park may
be seen in the window at A. w. Badger &
Coz store.
1 am prepared TO carry parties, ball (
teams, etc, on trips, also light trucking
with my l2passenger Stanley steamer.
Guarantee prices TO be reasonable. Care /
'ul driver W. l.. Persons and John /
Berg Tel. 1912, "a jefferson street.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles LePage returned ]
ZONE Saturday morning from Los An !
.eles, Cal, where they have been staying /
or nearly two years. While there they {
allied on several Barre people who are h
ow living on the Pacific coast. They
we're accompanied home as far as Buff
alo, N. Y, by Mr.. and Mrs. John Stew !,
ut Of Central street. Mr.. Stewards
eope went last fall to California. They \
topped off at Buffalo to visit relatives !
nd will return to Barre soon. They \
anne by way of Seattle, Wash Mr.. LIE
age is much improved in health. The !,
ravelers were much impressed by the =
Innate Of the country. :,
Battista Fumagalli of 81 Granite \
treet has purchased the brick bakery y
uilding on lot across the street from ;,
is home and Isl already engaged in turn q
~ out baked goods and pastries The
was purchased Of the Co-opera
We company, whifl operates store I'M =
,r the Granite ftreet auditorium, the r
sal including the equipment and stock =;
/ hand. The Cooperative company has :,
1t operated the bakery for nearly a -
aar. Mr.. Fupagalli plans to make - =.
,ecialty Of French, Italian and Amer ~
an bread and will use a delivery team ~
connection with his business. The ~
ick bakery building was erected three "
,ars ago and for some time thereafter
as in charge of the late Richard Ciardi. -
To-day the aldermanic health commit -
e took over the task of collecting gar !
&c aceumula tions about town, the con
act with S. ID, Sibley, extending !
rough year, having expired last night !
1til other arrangements are made the 4
alth committee will continue to count
as one of its regular chores. 1t is ar
ed that the work will be done much I
ore satisfactorily, even though the ex-
nse is greater than when the Sibley
ntract was in force. An effort is being
lde to work out a schedule whereby
e collections shall be made between
2 hours of and a. m. or 5 and p.
the arrangement being designed pri ]
irily to obviate the necessity of stor
garbage on the street curbing during Z
, day. If it develops that another mo-
truck is to be purchased by the city,
truck will be used in the garbage re- ]
wal. The health committee contem- I
ties distributing cards advising house. :
ders as to when collections are to be
de on certain streets.