Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-11-12
CHESTER.

Thanksgiving Ball at the Chester
House.
DIR. L. G. Whiting has purchased the
" Richard Whitney farm for 81, 200.
Memorial Sunday was observed with
appropriate services, at its Universalist
Church.
The Boston Journal has secured Mr..
j. S. Adams as one Of the regular Yer
mont correspondents.
A. N. Chandler, the Central House
barber, will be at the Chester House,
Saturday forenoons.
Ira u. Smith had buffalo stolen from
his wagon while his team was standing
in front of Central Hotel, the evening Of
Nov. 3.
Mr.. Editor, let me advise you to take
a woman for your correspondent. Wo-
men have a fertile imagination-they
can write Interestingly about nothing,
and Just now that is the most plentiful
article hereabouts, so far as it relates to
news.
We are glad to learn that our young
townsman, Mr.. John Stearns, who has
been seriously i'll, has so far recovered
as to be able to walk out. We trust
that he may be fully restored to health
and that ere long we shall see his genial
face in the social circle and at the festive
board.
Mine host, Ingraham, of the Chester
House, evidently believes with the
Pope" that the road to mans hear
is through his mouth, for his tables ar
always abundantly supplied with all tn
good things that tickle mans palate
e Just drop in, sir, and partake of one o
a the Chester House dinners, and you vii
: bet on Mrs Ingraham as cook, ant
win every time.
o Several young men have recently tax
$ en- unto themselves better halves, think
r ing undoubtedly it is better to have tw
+ than one pair of trousers in the house s
as to ensure safety in case burglars ente
e therein, as in the following instance
/. " Time, midnight; Scene, a bed chan
Is Der; two pairs of trousers hanging owe
i chair; enter bloody minded burglar
N sees trousers Aha curses on 'em
one man l would carve, two l will nj
d face Exit burglar in alarm. Burgla
le deceived only one man in bed; otht
o. trousers belong to the wife" See Il
Is point, old bachelors
h Orange Blossoms -Miss Lila Ola.
i only child of Otis P. Clay of this tow
ID was, Nov. 4th, united in marriage to M
in Morris Volk of Claremont, n. H, at tt
re residence of her parents on Depot S
ty The ceremony was performed by Il
Rev. E. j. Chaffee The wedding WI
marked by simplicity, propriety an
good feeling, which beftted nuptials tn
ne had to borrow from display nothing
tn make them noble Our sincerest wish
1t follow the happy couple, that their liv
ne may be preserved to a good old ag
without any clouds of sorrow or pan
ce of regret to cross the pathway of the
is. new existence, and finally may they al
ed all the little Volk's join the hapl
rs throng that showeth their conquests o'e
its their triumph gained, with the redeemt
its in that land where there is neither ma
ng rying nor giving in marriage. HECro
ed Rev. G. Hubbard has resigned the pa
all torate of the Baptist church and W
not remain here until January as repo
i'll ed last week.
vn. Harrington, the well known ventri
on ouist, gave one of his entertainer
$ " here on the evening of the 9th of DC
dr. Der, to a full house. He will be at b
gs. lows Falls ON the evening of the 2
the inst. Give him good house. He
zed accompanied by that humorous W
/. son whose singing is inimitable,