The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-25
TALK OF THE TOWN
New millinery models at Abbott's.

| New millinery models at Abbott's.
| Watch this paper for our opening. New
location Lamorey Clothing Co.
Mrs. Patrick Flood of Mortified is
passing several days with relatives in
this city.
William Leclair left this morning for
ST. Adams to pass the remainder of the
week with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. A. p Abbott of belmont
avenue have returned from an automo-
bile trip through Maine and New Hamp-
shire.
Ernest Marehetti, who has been re-
newing acquaintance in Barre, returned
this morning to Portsmouth, N, H., where
he is employed in shipyard
George N. Tilden +. w. Suitor and J..
d. Will were among the men from this
| section who returned last evening after
attending a conference in Burlington.
] Marshall Jones of Boston arrived in
I the city yesterday to remain for a few
days on business connected with the
granite manufacturing firm Of Jones
| Bros.
Lieut.. D. Wendell Smith, who has been
passing furlough with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Donald w. Smith of Perry
street since receiving his commission, left
yesterday for Camp jackson, S. G.
On the Wi!liamstown track Sunday
afternoon Mrs Waiter Darling of this
city and her guest, Miss Ruth Tibbitts of
Richford, came upon bed of strawberry
plants from which they picked four ripe
berries.
William Hurry Of Long street, district
| deputy of the local Masonic district, re-
| turned last evening from Burlington,
where he attended meeting Of the dep
uty grand masters in the Vermont juris
! diction of Masonry.
! Nathan Mahoney, who accompanied
Mrs Mahoney and son to this city Sun
day, has returned to New York, where he
is employed. Mrs. Mahoney and child
are remaining for an extended visit with
relatives on Hale street.
Mr. and Mrs Rollin Woodworth, who
were married in Barre a fortnight ago,
have returned from a honeymoon passed
| in Massachusetts, and Connecticut, and
the former has resumed his duties in the
Peoples National bank. They are living
at East street.
Vermont, New Hampshire and Canada
were represented among the Pythians
who arrived in town to-day in antieipa
tion Of "Dokie" night This evening
| Suadah temple will celebrate in its home
town, for a big ceremonial is to be held
in Clan Gordon hall as the closing fea-
ture of the Pythian convention.
Tonight a committee Of city officials
that may include the chairman Of the al
dermanic water committee, the city
clerk, the mayor and other members of
the city council, will go 10 Orange Cen
ter to appear before the board Of civil
authority at the town house Their OBJ
| ject is to press the citys protest against
the action of the Orange listers in raising
Barre's reservoir appraisal from $3.50 70
SAP, $50,
The city treasurer of Barre is about to
tender to Treasurer NJ. j. Corliss of the
! Washington County Farm bureau
check for $2Sl76, as this city's share Of
the assessment made on the towns and
cities in the county for the maintenance
Of the bureau. Barre's assessment based
on the grand list, is slightly less than
that Of Montpelier, but Barre, Mont
pelier, Waterbury and Mortified pay
about three-fourths of the total assess
ment in the county.
Appeals from the reports filed by the
assessors in completing their quadrennial
appraisal Of real estate win be heard by
the board Of civil authority at a special
meeting in the court room at city hall
Thursday evening. The meeting Is called
for 7 o'clock and the business in hand
will be handled as expeditiously as pos
sible Fewer by far than the average
number Of protests are the written ap.
peals to be considered BY the board
When the time for fling appeals had ex-
PRED Sept l6, only elk written appeals
had been submitted, and unless the board
Of civil authority should rule otherwise,
they are the only appeals that can be
considered.