The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Have you seen those new coats and
suits at Abbott's2
Important special offer to pattern
users at Knights.
Your last chance to see the Wills Mu-
steal Comedy Co. to-day at the Pa
yilions-Advt.
| Miss Grace Cheney, who has been Wis
1 iting in the city returned yesterday to
her home at Washington.
There was a full house at 7;l5 last
night at the Pavilion. You will have
to get in early tonight If you want
seat. This is your last chance.--Adv,
| J. T. Young, who has been passing a
few days in the city as the guest of
friends, left to-day for Montreal for a
few days visit previous to returning
to his home at Three Rivers, Ont.
Misses Mona Mortimer and Florence
Danforth, clerks in the pastry depart
ment of the r. ID. Ladd Co. store, left
last night for Boston, where they viii
visit for few days with relatives.
Nat Royste OF New York, advance
agent for the Peg o. My Heart theat-
rical company which is to appear in
Barre next week, il passing few days
in the city. While in the city he is a
guest at the Buzzell hotel.
Among those who registered as guests
at The Buzzell hotel yesterday were
the following: A. l.. Duke. Manchester.
n. H.: w. /. Beech, Washington; w
Cass, Richford; W. Fl. Sweet, Portland
Me-; A. G. Stafford, Burlington; J. j.
Bates, Chicago; l.. II. Bates, Burlington;
i. Sauna, Charlotte.
The Queen City bowling club OF Bur
lington will match its best candle pin
bowlers against representative teams OF
The Buzzell and the Merlo Bros. alleys
tonight. The first game will be played
on the Buzzell alleys. The game viii
be started at an early hour to insure
time for the completion of the game on
the Merlo Bros. alleys. Manager Gar
dens of the Buzzell alleys has selected
Smith, Davidson, Mute, and Mariana and
himself to represent the Buzzell alleys,
Alto Mariana is acting as manager of
the Barre team to play on the Merlo al
leys. He has not yet made the selection
of his players.
Preparations are being made at city
hall for the reception g the assessors
and the corps of assistants that they
usually employ in distributing the list
ing slips. Within few days the office
next to the engineers headquarters will
be ready for the work and the assessors
will take possession before April ].
Much preliminary work is to be done in
the next month, as this is the year of
the quadrennial appraisal. A telephone
is to be installed for the convenience of
the office force. The board of assessors
remains the same as last year with the
exception of Oliver j. L. Matthews, who
succeeds John L. Wallace. They will
begin to receive lists after April l.
Mrs. Raymond Fuller of Boston is
spending several days with her parents
on South Main street. John Lambert,
a Burlington pharmacist, who was for
merly employed at browns drug store,
arrived in the city yesterday for few
davs' visit with friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. q. Wilfore of Chelsea, former resi-
dents OF the city, arrived in Barre yes
terday to pass the remainder of the
week with relatives on South Main
street. J. Henry Dennmg, who is a
member of the orchestra accompanying
Clark Bros variety show on a tour
through New England, visited his fa-
ther. T, J. Denning, of Park street, yes
terdav. returning last night to Randolph,
where the company is playing week
stand. Ernest Gibson, who has been
visiting his mother on Highland ave-
nue. for the past four weeks, returned
this morning to St Albans, where he
is employed in the car shops.