The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-29

r. E. Mason of Bennington was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Trunks, bags and suit cases, large
variety, from the Frank McWhorter Co.
Louis Molinari Of New York City ID
spending several days in the city on
business
Mentholettes, the best cough drop, for
sale only by Davis, the druggist, sc the
package.
Mrs. r. R. Northrop went to Nortn-
field this morning for few days visit
with friends.
A son, weighing II pounds, was born
this morning to Mr., and Mrs. E. n. Rock
Of Pearl street
Everett Jackson has returned to this
city, after spending few days at his
home in Brookfeld
Miss Florence Pearl left the city to-
day for Boston, where she expects TO
remain during the winter.
Abbott is offering lot Of misses
junior suits in odd sizes at one-fourth
off from the regular price.
Frank Attell and A. Rivers Of Platts-
burg, n. ", are among the business Wis
itors in the city this week,
Miss Anna Phillips left the city last
night for her home in Boston, after
spending week among relatives here.
Floyd Russell OF the Red Cross phar-
macy has returned to this city, after
spending few days in Claremont n, f..
The Frank McWhorter company has
a few more of those overcoats, mems
and boys broken lots, to close at great
~ reduced prices.
The Cate Real Estate agency is NOV
ing its office to 81 Wood block, with
attorney H. R. Davis, and viii be found
there after to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Waite returned
yesterday to their home in North Adams,
Mass after passing several days with
relatives in the city
Herbert McMinn left yesterday fr
Battle Greek, Mich where he viii make
his home in the future. He was accom-
panied by his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Papin and. two
daughters, who have been visiting at Mr..
Papin's former home in PlattsbuTg, n. ",
returned home to-day
Miss A. Lawrence, ticket agent at the
Central Vermont station. has resumed
her duties, after spending a few days
at her home in Topsham.
Raymond Beaton and Angus Smith
have returned to Spaulding high school,
after passing a vacation at their re-
spectiye homes in South Ryegate.
A nice line Of useful and fancy arti-
Giles for sale at the L. of G. G. sale.
Just the time to prepare for Christmas,
Remember the dates, December s, and
10, Rowland hall.
Alexander Fraser formerly OF Granite
vile, was in the city yesterday on bis
way from Concord, n H., to Woodbury.,
where be expects to be- employed during
the coming winter.
News is received here from Burlington,
saving that Miss Mary Congo Of this
city, who recently underwent an opera
tion III the Mary Fletcher hospital, is
making rapid recovery.
Lyle Perry went to Burlington this
morning where he has been engaged to
play first cello in the series OF five
concerts to be given by the Burlington
symphony orchestra this winter.
The Presbyterian boy scouts had an
attendance of about fifty at their meet
ing last night, which shows the interest
taken in this organization. Plans were
discussed for concert to be held soon.
Cutler Bros have Just purchased fine
L. D. I,r IL
company and the best that could be
secured It is eight.pillared and rubber
tired, with up-to-date attachments At
disposal of the public.
The first basketball game of the sea
son viii be pulled of in the Church street
gymnasium Thursday evening at eight
o'clock, The contending teams, the Blue
Sox and Presbyterian A. A., are well
matched and a fast contest is assured,
Powers, the hypnotist, who is filing
a weeks engagement at the opera house,
viii place one of his subjects in o. J.
Dodge's window to-day, where he will
lie in hypnotic condition until O'Clock
this evening. when he will be awakened
in the opera house.
Mr. and Mrs Charles IT, Campbell re-
turned yesterday from Old Orchard, Me,
and they plan TO spend the winter here,
returning in the spring TO their hotel at
Old Orchard Mr. Campbell reports that
the summer visitor season at Old Or
ehard was the best last year since he
has been at the resort.
f. Maglianini, who was arrested here
some time ago for breaking into a
freight car aud stealing various articles
among them several bottles OF Herpicide
hair tonic, was arraigned before Judge
Harvey in Montpelier yesterday and en-
tered a plea Of guilty, being sentenced TO
not less than one year and six months
or more than three years in the state
prison.
A fair-sized and thoroughly apprecia-
tive audience witnessed the initial per-
Torrance of The Great Powers company
at the Barre opera house last night In
most respects it differs from previous
hypnotic entertainments. owing to the
fact that a good portion Of the per-
Torrance is devoted 70 really meritorious
vaudeville specialties Two truly mar
velous illusions lend variety, namely, the
hellar spirit cabinet and the Hindoo
trunk mystery Powers held the stage
after the intermissi0n and produced
many startling as well as ridiculous,
tests with his class Of volunteers from
the audience. While in some respects
his work is similar to other hypnotists,
vet Powers tests had a finish and an
abundance of new material. which places