The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Miss Olivia Mcknight of Forsythe
place has returned from visit in Bur.
lington.
d. w. Shores of Hall street has re-
turned from an outing of few DAYS at
Joe's pond in DanviIle.
mario Zanleoni, driver of the auto fire
truck az the central station, is taking a
vacation OF two weeks from his duties.
The Cristoforo Colombo band will give
the third Of its series Of open-air con
certs in City park tomorrow evening.
Alderman Stephen Rizzi and two
daughters of North Main street have re-
turned from an outing at Highgate
Springs.
Rev, Bert J. Lehigh, pastor of the Bap-
list church, left this afternoon for
Rockville. Can, where he will spend the
month of August.
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Caleagni and chill
dren OF Hunlbert street, Mrs. G. 5lgiati
and Mrs. A. Bizzozzero left yesterday for
Highgate Springs to remain in camp for
week.
T, j. Bicknell of Rockland Me-. man.
ager OF the Livingstone Granite Tool Co,
is registered at Hotel Barre while pass
ing several days in the Barre granite
belt on business.
Charles W. Mcmillan Of Gable street,
who has been seriously i'll for several
weeks, was able to be down town recent
ly. Mr.. McMillan's condition is improv-
ing quite steadily
Mrs. Charlotte Ramella of Berlin
street is taking q vacation of two weeks
from her duties in the Union dry goods
store and will leave tomorrow for Bur
lington to visit relatives.
All the women of the city are invited
to hand In tried recipes which are to be
printed under the direction of the Won
ans Auxiliary to the food administra-
ton. The recipes must be handed to Mrs.
Arthur MaeNeil before Aug. 8.
Why don't you plan to board this win
teri You know the conditions of coal and
food and we can spare a few rooms at
special rates. Better make your plans
now. Hotel Barre, J. V. Rowen, man
ager.
The street department, acting under
| instructions from the aldermanic health
committee, yesterday started the July
garbage collection. So far as possible
| the team drivers are adhering to the
| printed schedule OF streets and house
holders are once more asked not to place
their rubbish barrels and other contain
ers at the, curb until the morning of the
day when the teams are due to arrive on
their street.
Guests arriving at Hotel Barre last
night and this morning included the fol-
lowing people: Mr. and Mrs. w. r.
Bliss and children Of Burlington, John f.
Donovan, Rev. John T. Lynch, James
F. o'Donnell Of Meriden, Conn, A. X.
Soule of Evanston, Ill.,, w. H. Schermer.
horn Of Omaha, Neb., M. Walker Jones of
Boston, Mr. and Mrs. f. f. Langefelt Of
Bloomfield, n. j., L. c, Leavens of Bris.
tol, +. ]. Bicknell Of Rockland, Me-, Fred
Dudley, W. @, Bryant and Nick Niebaum
of Randolph, W. B. Perkins of Burling-
ton, f. D. Barlow of Newton, Mass, +.
L. Abbott OF Bellows Falls, Barney Mead
of Brattleboro and H. J. Preston Of Buff
falo, N. Y.
An early morning storm to-day
brought relief to heat sufferers, but left
in its wake no inconsiderable amount
of damage. The storm broke around
1880 o'clock and was accompanied by a
heavy wind, which dashed telephone and
lighting wires and shipped many a
branch from the shade trees. Granite
workers who teft the sheds yesterday
afternoon because of the extreme heat,
had another lsy.off coming this morning,
for number Of power lines were put out
of commission by the wind and lightning.
Those who reported for duty at o'clock
were told TO return later in the forenoon.
Several plants in Burnham's meadow
and in the stoneshed district farther TO
the north suspended operation at s
o'clock. Officials Of the light and power
company said that the service would
be completely restored by noon. The
storm did comparatively little damage TO
the telephone lines,