Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-08-18
CHESTER.

+. w. Pierce was IN Fitchburg few
days last week.
Quite large party from here visited
Lowell lake yesterday.
Charlie Hall, clerk at Adams & Davis
Is off on two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Perry have re-
turned from their visit to Saratoga.
p. II. Hadley and family of Bellows
Falls were in town one day last week.
Miss Addie Blood of West Windsor is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Perkins,
Bert Bolles and wife of Gardner,
Mass, are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram Bodies.
Rev. Beach has located here as pastor
Of the Congregational church his house
hold goods came last week.
A social dance was given at the close
of the drum corps entertainment, e. III.
Clarke of Grafton and others furnishing
the music.
It is earnestly requested that every
voter in town be on hand at the caucus
this week Saturday at the Town hall at
2 80 p. m.
who died at her home in Felchville, were
llClC 1Ol IhOCihCuU w CuuCSuoys
She was sister of Mrs. Dewitt Davis of
this place.
The check list is up and every voter
should see that his name is among the
number; if it is not, appear before the
town authorities who meet each Satur-
day at their rooms at the Town hall
building and have it put on.
The Chester high school will commence
the fall term September 5. Prof. M. r.
Headle, who for several years has had
the management of the Middletown high
school, has been engaged as principal and
Miss Mary A. Hill will return and re-
sumo her duties as preceptress.
There is considerable talk of having a
firemen's muster, and already several of
the business men have agreed to contrib
ute quite literally provided arrange
ments can be made. We see no reason
why it cannot be done, as we have good
facilities, besides being central point
for gathering of this kind. Go ahead,
boys, and we will help you all we can.
F. w. Pierce has a very favorable out
look to be elected representative this fall
Mr.. Pierce is young man of sterling
qualities, especially in business affairs of
trust, being president of the Chester
Savings bank, also one of the directors
of the National bank. If the people of
Chester vote to send him to Montpelier
as their representative they can rest as
sured that he will stand by the interests
of our town to the very last.
Don't forget the entertainment at the
Congregational church next week
Wednesday evening. to be given by that
| society; it will be rich treat to all
! lovers of music and elocution. Miss
Helen Robertson of Pdtney and E. e..
Gorham and L. L. Cushman of Boston
have been engaged to sing and Mrs.
Sarah Rounds-Stemen to give readings.
With such talent the house ought to be
we'll filled. Don't miss it.
The entertainment given by the Her.
rick drum corps Friday evening was well
attended agd all seemed to enjoy them
selves. The program was good one,
consisting of songs, quartets, duets, also
piano solos and duets, each one being
well rendered. Special mention is due
little Flossie Barney for the pretty man
ner in which she sang "Mehitable
Jone s." the audience showing their APP
probation by giving her hearty ap-
plause. Quite a sum of money was
realized. Before the time for opening
the doors the drum corps gave several
selections in front of Hotel Fullerton.