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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-25

yellow, foul discharge WILLIAM H. VHAPfsf-
IRON my nostrIis. and often caught fresh colds
had headache and ringing In the ears, pains
In the back and chest sometimes dull and
aching. at other times sharp. Nearing and sight
we're Impaired. But OR. CoAIEs has worked
wonderful change. Ny cRtarrh symptoms rap
idly disappeared. my appetite Is good. sleep
Uel, and, In fact, feel strong and vigorous, and
have gained ten pounds Ia weight In lazt month.
WILLIAM "A. CHAPEL,
No. 1922 Second street. Fulton,
Enginser on Government Launch the Nat.
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Dress Goods ! Dress GMB

Storm serges IN all colors AZ l2k % o..
80, 90, 7sc., 81, and sL2A rhs,,o' \, 80, ., 4
CoLOkED DRESS GOODS IN Chsy,,.. ~.
Whipcord, denriettas, sergea. p,,i',. saoa
Crodinets, Brocsdes, Diagonal. a.. hnsSs
popular new goods A. the folosie, - 10.
12lf, IL, 22, 20. 50, 80, ~, ~. b. es 10.
81, s1.25, $3.50, sl.75. ana - ~ ~.
prices are much below tho regular -. =. ts,
BLACK DRESS GOODS Ia eofs..
from loo. 20 s1.75 por yari. 'insg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-25

Another invoice Of Real Lace Cur
tains-Brussels' best at your door. Our
importations have never equalled this
years, nor has such appreciation ever
been shown. We're grhtifed.
Irish Point and Tambour have more
space than ever, while hundreds and
hundreds Of pair OF Nottinghsms con-
tribute to the display--in contrast or
inherent merit.
The rich Silks contribute to the
beauty, and We start the week with g
Curtain stock simply unsurpassed-75c.
to 500.
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Handsome novelties in Ladies' Wraps from
el2.50 to s25.
BLANKETS AND BED-coMFoaTs.
1o-4 white Bed-Blankets, big bargains, 9oc-
f0-4 Fine White Glendale Blankets, el.bO. 10
White fleece, extra size, eL10. 1o-4 nne
White Fairfax Wool Blankets. s2.25. 10-4 nne
Warwick German Wool, 81. la Motropole
Fine Wool Blankets, only "a. Extra quality 10
California Wool blnnke.s, worth 90, only ~
Fine 5outhdown California Wool Blankets, 90.
Superior qualify Fine LambsWool Blankets.
only %. Bed-Comforts only soc. Bed-Com-
forts, large size, $50. Bcd-comforfs. good quail
", 75c. Extra large and mo Comforts, s7ifc
superior quality Comforts, cotton vsdding. ei.
Creton Comforts, sl.7o- 5atteen Comforts,
wadding, $3.50. Down Quilts, $3.50 TO $40
apiece. ked Wool Blankets. Is pair. Gray
Blankets. eoc. to s5 q pair.
LACE CURTAINS.
Nowhere can DO found q better assortment Of
handsome Lace Curtains They dominance at
81 wfndos and 60 up to els. Window-shades,
Opequs Shades, In all new coiorines, on the best
spring-ronefs, with fringe, 40c apiece. shade
fitted to any size windows.
CARPETS. RUGS, AND DRUGGETs.
Good brussels Carpet, laid on your door, with
on your moor, Al si.2a noqnst Carpets, laid on
your floor, at f1.35. Administer Carpet, LAID on
your ioor, :; e1.75. Our stock Of Carpets u
larger than ever pcforer ana We arc showing
some very handsome patterns In Brussels, Vel
vets, Moqusts, Axminsters, &C. No hoaso IN the
city CAN or will do better for you than We will
Come and Try rs. largo assortment OF Rugs
and Drugsets. Some very handsome ones At
very moderate pricee--67c, 81. e1.25, s1.b0,
~. e2.2b, $3.50. %, up 20 ass Fancy Fur
Rugs, s5. Wolf Robes, eI-23 apiece. Good
Rain Umbrellas az 75e---nioe goods. Good Wool
Cassimsre for boys and 1asE. 81 SOC. yard. Erl-
broldsfed Uaancis-fins White All Wool Fian-
mel, 25e- yard Gray Flani4cl, I'm. rs. tj3<,
20. AMI &c. Ladies' unioa Suits, 6l-a6. La
diss Pine Aerino ysst silk-dnished. SOC. La
dies Ribbe1 Yeats, iona slsuyos. hfgn nsok. 25c.
Ladies' Fine swiss Ribbed Ex<rs-W Weight Vest,
;s S,ss Ss nsSs seG vss m pie. Doe
pants 70 mascz- Ladies' Fino Haxony Wool
VoskA 6oc -rants 70 match. Ladies' Fine Wool
yss:% stn-dnIthsd &1-pSnte Q match. u.
| fximmina, ol-eA- Chiidrsn'z korino yesfs, wool
IA IL 5, Ike, 50 Is Is i63ia, "a. 70 :,
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Take Carpets Formerly only the
regular carpet store could excel. There
was just prejudice TO the carpets sold
in dry-goods stores. They were of pat
terms OF grades, or both-the merchant
didn't know. How to-day? For twenty
years we've builded upwards. Best
woods and dyes, best makers and their
best efforts are ours They appreciate
the moving power Of the great store.
We select ahead of the making; they're
ours. We're more than exclusive. We
know. And that other quality which
the carpet store learns slowly, to move
goods at price, we've developed from
the rest of the store.
Hall-Carpet, best louvre Tapestry, tho stair
TO match can't be replaced. lt'u do nicely for d
chamber From 95c. goes 10 00c.
Velvet Stair-Carpet--the hail all gone. A
beauty IN design and quality. From el.25 to
75c.
10 Wire Tapestry stair cArpet-stair-c
must 20 for stairs-60c. from Boo.
Three grades of Smyrna Rugs-but
we can't tell OF them to-day or Plush
Mats. No such another Carpesroom
hereabouts.
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The styles are the very
latest, the quality I'm
surpassed, the prices the
Lowest. Come and see
them.

Fine Glazed worsted, pc inches wide, beauti-
full goods, 1Slzc. Cheyron Striped Worstcas,
double-fold. all colors. 15c. yard Fine Worsted
Wnipcords, SO inchcs vide, Zoe. Fine hcn-
riettas. IN all shades, 25c. yard. superior SIX
Lustre Henricttas, full 3S inches wide, JOG. q
yard. Wool Cheviots In plaids and stripes. SOC.
a yard-yery stylish. Fine All-Wooi Storm
serEes IN ell colors. DOC. yard. Superior quail
~ Fine Wool Serge, 42-inches wide, 75c. Fife
Silk-Finish Henriettas, In all shades, 75c. worth
81. All-Wool Blne, Brown, Green, Gray, and
Tan Flannel, 81 inches wide, Doc All shades OF
Habit-Cioth, extra me and wide, 81 yaro.
Mixed Suitings, 80 inches wide, In different
colors, ESQ. Fine French Flannel, lignt grounds,
IN small stripes, zoe. Plaid and Checked Dress
Flannels, 75c. a yard. Exclusive patterns OF
special novelties az $3.50, e14, and $3.50 n
suit--beauttfui and elegant Tartan Plaids,
beautiful goods, s2.25 a yard.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
Handsome Black Henrietta. all me lambs wool,
full SO inches wide, only Soc, worth 02Ifc. Fine
silk-Finish Henrietta, SO inches vide, only Use.
Extra quality, 44-lnch wide Henrietta, silk
finished, at 500 worth 81. Extra-nne Silk-Fin-
ished Henrietta. A inches vide, only 81: worth
S1.25. Black Armaures, in stripes and ngures,
so, rs, SOC, and 81. Black Drap dAlna. silk
warp, at sl.40 yard. Black Storm Serge, 3s
inches vide, oil pure lambs wool oOc. Fine
Black Serge, AZ inches wide, soc. Extra q1ality
quality Black Cashmette, 36 inches wide, lec.,
worth 25c. Good Black Cashmere 80 inches
wide, 25c. q yard.
Black Failie, good quality. Soc, 81, and s1.25
yard. Black Surah, 80 aud Zoe. Extra quail
" Black Seeded silks at 81 yard Black China
silks, in all grades, very handsome ones, soc. a
yard. Colored China Silks, 81 inches wide. at
Doc. q yard. Figured China Silks, handsome
goods, dark grounds with bright figures, at 4s,
81, IS, and 9Oc.-all choice new goods. Change
all Silks, with small figures, s1.25 yard.
LADIES, MISSES, AND CHILDREN'S WRAPS.
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nR. I. PEARcE coArgs.

OFFICES: 70s east Franklin street. Rich
mond, Va. Once hours; o 70 IL NJ. 70 4, ana
8 10 $3.50 r. NJ. sundays, . 70 1eM
sPKciALTIEs; CATARRH-Ear. Nose,
Consuliatioa at once or by mall free Medi-
cines furnished. II you live AZ distance send
for symptom blank Charsss within the reach
OF all. 80 l5-ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-25

DEACHES APPLES, AND
u 0RAPEs.--Nr. N. 4. PAGE win hare an
abundaRi supply Of tbs host fEACHks. Ap-
PLES, GRAPHS, and other FRUIT a. his store
lhOS east Main, and staIIs Nos IS and 100,
% 1e-lat
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....'....
''(0FE!N
(oNPAfY
'.zo
IL, IL, Is. and II East Broad.
II. 10, Is. and II East Broad.

Dame Fashion has writ this down q
Silk Season. Now there's nothing in that.
you say for the feminine mind has been
inclined to silk anyway. Granted. Bat
when did you ever see 40 many tempta-
tions--such richness, such elegant COM
binations, such stock a. now centres
here? And no sooner had the tide
turned to silks pre-eminently but the
less conscientious makers struck for an
extra penny by dye-weighting and sizing
their goods The markets are full OF
the frauds. It's largely matter OF con-
fidence, the buying Of silks, and you
naturally come to the big store with its
money and reputation at stake. We'd
like to tell you more of the silk story
how the worm weaves from three orifices,
one OF which only emits gum, aid how
careful honest makers are to remove
this gum closing its weight before dying.
But space forbids Prices can hardly
hint--ior you have to examine our rich
importations, and withal remember that
we protect you in the points you cant
know in advance.
New French Bourettes. s4.75 20 CSC. yard.
French Benganes, our own importation, al
lowing us TO cell values cqualling the sl.u0 ana
1929 Of last year for s1.lp and sl.oo. BLACK
white, and full range OF ,oiors-
2s-inch Black Brocaie. pure SIX every pt o.
II, honestly woven and in tho accepted bon-ton
designs, 81.
our best care followed this Fallle from the
maker in LYONS TO our counter. Full weight IN
siIk-not dye-weighted- We stand " these
goods. and they shall start tho week ut PIC
Something hard TO get IL sn altogether salts
factory Mourning silk. This one Is sl.2O.
From these blacks tho grade fully keeps up
the pace In price 90 500.
surahs. solid colors, 5Sc Another grade a.
Csc, with the great line OF changeaDles along.
Mores, with the new mostied effects, nve best
evening col0rs run through tho Offering, IN
which there are several designs The LOOK -
that OF a $3.50 silk; the price Il SOC. IL "
great value, but not 81 90 except In looks.
A full line al Twiiled India silks, light shades,
for dresses or fancy work. You'd not expect
all silk and 21-Inch width for Zoe. But iss Just
that.
New offerings in Crepe do Chino In black,
white, and evening colors at GLIB.
These items from stock unequalled
heretofore by the big store in extent
richness, novelty, and price.
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DOTS FROM FAR DICKINSON.
The Nuptisi Knot Tied on o Pair from
Kentucky-Fsw Third-Party Men.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CLISrwoop. Va, September 22.-Mr.
William A. Donaldson, Appointment farmer
near this place. has sold his farm and crop
to Rev. E. A. Dunbar and will shortly re-
move TO Kentucky.
Miss Emma Clark and Mr. Enoch Potter
came over from Kentucky yesterday and
were made one by Clerk Phipps They
came in about IL o'clock and were at once
united. when they left for home again, re-
ioicing. II is nearer here than TO the
county-seat Of Pike county from the upper
end of the county, and consequently many
couples come here to have the nuptial knot
tied.
POLITICAL.
Campaign matters are quiet at present,
but we are expecting warm time later on.
Conservative men estimate this county safe
for the Democrats by good majority.
The THIRD party will cut poor figure
here. In fact, doubt whether they will
poll dozen votes in the county.
Farmers have been busy saving their
fodder for the past two weeks.
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HELD
500 Broad street.

Kabo never works up, O
down or breaks. If it doe,
in a year. you shall have YOU y
money back, and we mean mean. :
The steels may break ak,
the best Of steels have !, in g.
limits Of strength. But nav +
has no brcakiag.lliml''
doesn't break at all. /
And the Kabo col'''
perfect in form. rm
We have a primer Oh
! sets for you.
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FOR SIX LONG YEARS

CATARRH undermined my health and made
my daily life drudgery aud like one cropping
in the dark. sought relief, but did not ind Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-25
camnaIcn matters are Quiet at mr.
Biuey" Gentry Dies ON the Train.
Especial telegram TO tho pIspatch.l

CONVICTION, Va, September "a" Biuey "
Gentry died on the train last night before reach
ing Covington. The coroner's jury brought In a
verdict OF killing by the officers while In the
proper discharge OF their duty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-25

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
I'D KxKcu1ED At TIE plsrATcH PRINT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-25

SILK BRoCArELLEs FOR FURNiTURK-cOy-
ERINGS,
so. sec. 81, e1.e5, and si.is yard. Besuti-
ful DOubls-faced Figured Canton Flannel, SOC.
New Ginghams. beautiful STYLES, navy-tluo, PIN
stripes, and plaids 2s-inch Pure Twilled silk
Umbrellas. only ei.25, worth every cent Of
81. rs apiece. Ladies' Wool Hose, fast black, at
25 and 37J4c. Ladies' solid-Colored Wool Hose,
Csc. Ladies' Fleeced- Lined Hose In cream, at
acc. Ladies' Fine Solid Mode Caehmerc Hose,
extra long, 02i5c. The abandonment line OF
Gentlemen's 1ecks, Puts, and Four-tn-hand
Ties to be found. All new and choice styles.
se25 JULIUS sYCLE Il SON.
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RIBBONS, NOTIONS, &C., Sc
WE ARE DAILY RECEIVING
NEW GOODS

IN III w OOODO
and cordially invite you to inspect on
stock. MI
Ladies' 4O-Gauge Hermsdor' baa
Hose at 25c. pair. a.
Ladies Black Cashmere Gloves IL
O pair. c.Au.
Gloves, 25c. a pair. nj.
Boys Large Size Extra-HeaVy Boy"
Hose, 25c. pair. ,..-.
! Ladies' Ribbed Vests, long sIee'''
25c. apiece. e,,.. a.
Mems Heavy Merino Shirts ~
lot Children's Vests, odds and eaA
all sizes. choice 25c. apiece. -.
see our Extra-Heayy Ill CAliiOfA'
Blankets OF $500 q pair.
Mems Heavy Seamless ho'e-'F
for 25c. uyu.n
New and beautiful line Ladies ID"
Pins at 5 and 10c. apiece. ID
Ladies' Lovely Embroidered LEE
kerchiefs at 1910. apiece. ,uns
/ lot Ladies' Embroidered hsna i,,
chiefs. slightly soiled from d''P''
choice OF any at lie. apiece; ..,.
Extra Heavy II. & :. CoFset '- Z
s5c.--for few days we will sell 'D'- :
67c. o=As. l,,,
See our bargain Towel, ~ inches an ~,
and "a inches wide, tied fringe ana ~
zoe. apiece.
ISAAC HELD,
500 Broad street.
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Silks | Silks ! Six !

in Black and COlorcd-ail the nss,sa
Failles, Bengalinos. Crye. Aliee.. &c.
mas. Cordinets, Rhadanas, Gr..-,,r,.s,' sSs' u
Tanetas, Shaded snrahs, Aas,oyits. ~, -, ~
10 s2.70 per yard. @ ~
Rvening shades OF silks IN al III, 49,.
makes. FF-e
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TRIMMINGS.

All new goods OF this seasons imporaloa a.
lob-down dry-goods prices
HOSIERY liz Pas, Blacks. rans, Mois a.
Fancy from lOc. TO sl.2i pair Tor 'ls Be-
Hermsdorf Fast-biack Hose az l-'s@ h5sl
worth 2bc.
GLOVES IN Kid aud SIX. New 'ili saiis
from csc. 10 $3.50 paif. Al new sogls a.
low prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-25

Aulstsers snd seisrrsms most be sdarcsseds %
1Af DISPATCH COMPANY.
Ae,eaed conraapiess'ons n, non esrsmrned
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heading notices m resdinr.a.sier tyne nvs
lftf e. lcse, ~; IN nonpnrcli iesaed, Use
Sefe o. relies tof nicfs space furnishes on ep-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-02-25
GRAFTON.
Grange meeting tomorrow evening.

Grange meeting tomorrow evening.
The grammar school closes,next week
Miss Flossie Leonard is ill with scarlet
fever.
Mrs. Orinda D trtt has sold her house
to S. S. Sherwin.
Hugh A. Bemis and family are visit.
ing friends in Chester.
There was no preaching service at the
Congregational church last Sunday.
Hugh A. Bemis has been engaged to
manufacture cheese at the cheese factory
next season.
MIR. L. M. Litch of Erving, Mass.
passed few days with her sister, Mrs.
j. II, Putnam.
School at Houghtonville closed a very
successful term last Friday. Miss
Marion p. Davidson of Alstead. N. H..
has proved herself fine teacher.
George w. Martin and wife, of Houeh-
tonville celebrated the 20th anniversary
of their wedding day last Saturday even
ing. Friends and neighbors numbering
about 60 were present. A pleasant time
was enjoyed by all. Among the presents
were two fine tea sets of 112 pieces each.
Officers of l. L. Clarke post for 1892 !:
Commander, William Coburn; S. V. G.,
j. III. Albee; J. V. c., p. O. Edwards !:
surgeon, F. NJ. Prouty; chaplain, Israel
Taylor; adjutant, J. G. Buffers; @. NJ,
E. w. Robbins; o. D., L. c. Trnney !:
o. G., l.. W Derby; S. NJ, G. w. Adj
ans; @. NJ. s., I'll. NJ. Clarke.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-02-25
CHESTER DEPOT.

d. K. Barrett died February %.
Roy Sanders has returned to Eastman
Business college.
We understand the Ladies' society of
the Universalist church are to give a ball
at the Town hall, Friday evening, March
Late reports say that Roswell Downer
is coming into town to learn the art of
hotel running from we'll known caterer
Of this town.
Every one knows that we have several
hogs in town but no one mistrusted P.
IL. Robbins was raising one that would
dress 500 pounds.
A concert, promising to be very at
tractive is promised for March 8. Hank
White, Q. s. Holden, the johnson
Brothers, l.. S. Richardson and others
cannot fail to fill the Town hall so full
that good standin groom will be consid-
cred reserved seat. 1t comes through
the efforts and in the interest of the Her
rick Drum corps.
The Congregational Y. P. S. C. e. and
others will be entertained Wednesday
evening, March 2, by Professors George
F. Marsh and Charles Dodge with pro
fusely illustrated lecture on a variety of
interesting topics. Although amateurs
OF no great pretensions they will doubt
less give pleasant evenings enjoyment
and little encouragement for their eff
forts will not be wasted.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-02-25
WESTON.

Isaac Smith has rented his farm to his
son, Alva. and intends to move to the vii.
lage.
Leila Jaquith is home from Ii yde Park,
Mass, to recuperate from the effects OF
the grip.
Carlos Marble is to carry on the farm
OF Eli Marble this year. The latter
moves to the village.
A leap year entertainment and supper
representing the old and the new way
was held at the Town hall last Wednes,
day evening. 1t certainly was a pleasant
affair, netting the M thodist society a
snug little sum. May it be said that the
ladies accepted the advantage given them
in so gallant manner that the men felt
If this country should ever be subject to
the rule of woman it would be in safe
hands, and the laws be enforced in all
instances.
School at +" the island closed February
IL; in Foster and Jdquith district and
the village February 10. The latter
school gave free entertainment at the
school hall in the evening assisted by
the johnson Brothers. The speaking
was good and the singing excellent.
The boys are favOrites wherever they go
and much can always be said in praise
of their singing. After the entertain
ment social time was intende in which
all were pleasantly invited to join. But
as the occasion would not be complete,
seemingly, without pack of hoodlums
who go to everything of public
nature, and do not show the first princi-
pies of decency in any of their actions,
nor will they permit any one who would
be civil to remain so, if insults and abuse
can bring it about, the social was aban-
doned. We believe it high time to call a
halt so that peaceful and law abiding
citizens may feel that they can attend
public gatherings without being obliged
to resort to physical force for protection.
What say We, good folks?
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-02-25
NEWFANE.

G. M. Pratt passed Sunday in town.
Jim Underwood has finished work in
Putney.
Mrs. Anna Howard of Grafton is
passing few weeks at M. Piatt's.
A merry party of so pupils from
Townshend visited the school 10 this vii
lage last week
The Newfane L. T. L. will hold a
match and shinge party at Union hall,
Friday evening, February 26.
Everyone is hoping that Mr.. Pierce of
Putney may be induced to locate his mill
here in stead of a building in Blookline
where his mill was recently burned.
Mrs. S. Morse and her sister, Miss
Fits, have gone to Boston where they
will pass several weeks with Mrs.
Morse's daughter, Mrs. w. Goodnow.
The popular drama, "The Spy of
Getty sburg" will be presented by the
Fayetteville Dramatic club, at Union
hall, Friday evening, March 4. The play
will be followed by a supper and dance
to which all are invited.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-02-25
EAST BARNARD.

Not for 'ng time in this vicinity has
there been death so sad as was that of
Miss Maud Graves which occurred Feb
ruary 10 at Exeter, N. H. Others in our
midst, who have been called away have
been of maturer years. Miss Maud left
her home in January with bright pros
poets before her and followed by the
best wishes of her many friends, to
make prolonged visit with her aunt in
Exeter. Just before she left, her friends
gave her party and presented her
chair as token of their love. The
school of which she was member was
photographed for her sake, she being the
center of the group. All seemed to
cling to her as if knowing the parting
was to be long one. She was i'll but
short time, her parents not reaching her
bedside till few hours before her death.
She was ID years of age and the only and
idolized child of Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.
Graves. 1t can be truly said of her that
she was beloved by all. Her parents
have the deepest sympathy in their great
sorrow.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-02-25
CHESTER.

John Ober of Boston was at w. H.
Greene's over Sunday.
1t looks as though there would be ar
unusual call for tenements April l.
For the past three weeks the sleighlne
has been fine, and people have enjoyed it,
Town meeting occurs next Tuesda v
and OF course all the voters are Interested
A grand time il expected at thu zap
year ball that takes place at the Fuller
ton this evening.
Don't forget the school dramatic enter
tainment in the Fullerton hall over the
post office Friday evening.
The ladies of the Congregational 40.
ciety are to furnish refreshments under
the Town hall town meeting day.
Harry johnson, son of N. o. johnson,
formerly of this village, now Of C1lora-
do Springs, was in town two days last
week.
George II. Hilton and his son, Harry,
attended the local minstrel entertainment
at Windsor last week and were highly
pleased.
Wellman, the photographer, is having
a good run of business. All that have
had occasion to patronize him are pleased
with his work.
Tom Looney is at home here, sufferin g
with a bad sore on his hip, caused by his
getting hurt while working at his trade
as machinist at Springfield.
The Y. P. S. c. E. of the Baptist
church gave an oyster supper at their
vestry last Wednesday evening. A nice
sum of money was realized.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chandler, their
daughter Mabel, and Mrs. Samuel Chand-
Ter of Alstead, N. H., visited A. N.
Chandler and family two days last week
Several of the members of Olive
Branch lodge, F. & A. NJ, visited St.
Johns lodge at Springfield last week
Tuesday evening and had royal good
time.
H. M. Guild advertises the Dexter
Bailey farm at private sale. 1t il now
owned by the widow Sp,ulding of New
York city, and is very desirable place
for some one.
The best dancing party of the season
occurred at the Fullerton last Friday
evening. About so couples were present,
nearly all the surrounding towns being
represented. The music was by Ladd's
orchestra.
About 35 couples went on the sleigh
ride to Downer's hotel last week, but
owing to sick lady in the house they
were obliged to stop dancing after two
or three numbers. Ladd's orchestra
accompanied the party.
The report of this town, 81 pages, was
issued from the press of A. n Chandler
and contains the following interesting
items: Labor on highway and breaking
roads, $1235 06; bridges and repairs to
bridges, $2041 81; miscellaneous bills,
$S5S.2l; dog licenses, $l95; net cost of
support of poor this year, $l5lO21.