The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-25
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Go see the Great Powers.

Go see the Great Powers.
4 Music hall features with Great Powers
Two big Kelar Illusions; Great Pow
ers.
Lot Of odd fur scarfs at half price al
| Vaughan's.
Visit our second foor-ladies' coats and
skirts at Yaughans
j. W. Mears OF Marshfeld was a Wis
itor in the city yesterday.
James Gibbons Of Burlington spent
Thursday with friends here,
Joseph Smith went to Burlington yes
terday for visit with friends.
See the new shopping bags in window
Acc to S6.75 each, at Vaughan's.
Clyde Wiley went TO Essex Junction
yesterday for visit at his home.
Eugene Brunell went to Rouses Point,
n. " yesterday for visit with rela-
tiyes,
John Monahan Of Munson, Mass, is
visiting friends in the city for few
days.
Y Mr. and Mrs. Karl Sawyer went to
Moretown yesterday for a visit with rel
atiyes.
/ Black silk petticoats. special at $3.50
Extra fun. At the Paris Shirtwaist
House
Mentholettes, the best cough drop, for
sale only by Davis, the druggist, DC the
package.
r. c. Shepard, student at Norwich
university, passed Thanksgiving day
with friends in the city.
Regular meeting OF Canton Yinton, No,
fbia ot.antra, r.. % ,otaluoir No,,,f y, a
ton of officers. Per order captain.
Miss Nellie Grant OF Pearl street, who
has been seriously III, is improving. Miss
Grendell, the nurse. is attending her.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Papin and two
daughters are spending few days at
Mr.. Papin's former home in Plattsburg,
n. ".
Mrs, G. G. Millar. who has been visit
ing at the home Of her son, Clinton r..
Millar, returned to-day to her home in
Boston.
Lingerie waists. soc each, embroidered
aud trimmed with val. lace. A lot Of
waists that we have been reducing from
Sl2j each, at Perry's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry O'Brien Of Mount
street have received word Of the death
OF their son, who was engaged in the
automobile business in Michigan.
Gladys Carroll, daughter of Mrs. Annie
Carroll, was operated on for appendicitis
yesterday afternoon at the City hospital.
Her condition is reported to be very fa-
vorable to-day.
Thursday arrivals at the hotel Otis
were "a follows: G. A. Schultz, New
York City: Mr.. and Mrs b. More, Mr..
and Mrs. Stanton, Pearl Young, Prince
Ellwood, Mr. and Mrs Downey, r. T..
Hewes, W. J. Visit, IT. w Simpson "Au-
gusta Perry" company; r. 0'Herin,
Websteryille; John Abbott, Brunswick,
Me-; r L. Pierce, Albany, N. y; II. f.
Pratt, New York City; o. b. Carleton,
Troy, N. Y; J. W. Thompson, Burling-
ton; Frank Peterson. II. Strand, c. Elk
strom, Concord, \. H.
Electrical was the big attraction at the
Pavilion last night The stunts she does
with high voltage electricity are really
remarkable. With the tips OF her FIN
gers, she produces deadly looking green
light Of about two feet in length, lights
lamp with the tips OF her fingers and
by grasping the handle of a sword caused
a current OF electricity Of sufficient in
tensity to travel to the tip to light a
lamp. Whenever her fingers came In con-
tract with any glass or metal object,
large flashes Of electricity we're produced
and each time this occurred q sharp
cracking sound was heard, similar to
that heard at times coming from a tele-
phone during a lightning storm Alto
gether this act seems to be a wonderful
demonstration of the power Of the hu.
man body to resist harmful effects of
electricity. Dave Malcolm, the tricky
comedian, was also hit, his act keep,
ing the house in continuous uproar
of laughter. He was rendered several
hearty rounds OF applause, which he rich.
" deserved. An all.new program of pic
lures comes to-day, and with Dave Nal
colin and Electrical to look after the
vaudeville program for the rest of the
week, it ought to be winning program.