Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-06-15
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CHESTER.

George III. Hilton's mother, an aged
lady, is quite i'll at Lowell Lake.
DR.. Ray had a young colt badly in
Jured in the pasture few days ago.
Grand opening at the Lowell Lake
house today, Thursday, with grand ball
in the evening.
Quite number of our young men have
purchased new safteies recently the last
est is Harry Albee.
George L. Fletcher, and Judge William
Rounds are in attendance at the county
court at Woodstock.
Miss Emma Henry gave dancing par
ty at her home to several of her yoang
friends Monday evening.
Frank Atwood secured seven and one
half pounds of trout out of the South
branch one day last week.
We noticed in the Boston Daily Globe
of last Tuesday notice of the death of
lei. O. MaXfeld, former resident of this
town.
Miss Grace Hadley arrived home from
Burlington this week, where she has been
the past year attending Bishop Hopkins
seminary.
III. Z. Barney has an auction this week
Saturday to dispose of lot of personal
property. 1t takes place at noon at his
home in this village.
A mistake was made last week in men
tioning the birth of Mr.. and Mrs. F.W.
Adams little son. 1t should have been
Chester instead of South Boston.
Mrs. S. L. Hutchinson and daughter
arrived from Key West, Florida, last
week Wednesday and are now stopping
at Mrs. Hutchinson's fathers, S. F..
Baldwin's.
Charles E Collins will deliver the sal
utatory, and Miss Gertrude Marsh the
valedictory at the commencement eXer-
cises of the Chester Central high school,
June %.
At the Chester high school graduating
exercises, June 20 Miss Edna y. Wilson
will deliver the salutatory, Miss Edith
E. Williams the valedictory and Miss
Emma G. Henry the class ode.
AtLowell Lake last Sunday, beans
were served as follows: Beans, Beans
Baked, Baked Beans, Plain Beans, Beans.
1t is the Kommodore's favorite dish, and
was served at his special request.
Charles Walker, c. O. Fullam and w.
N. Reed took trip to Lowell Lake on
their safeties Sunday, and on their re-
the mountain, 10 miles, in one hour and
fave minutes.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Dana of Boston
were in town the first of the week. Mr..
Dana was in his younger days in business
st the North village, and still has many
warm friends and old acquaintance in
this vicinity. He is one of the sort of
men that always have pleasant word
for all, and his visits to Chester are al
ways welcome.
The Baccalaureate sermon before the
graduates of the Chester high school will
be preached by Rev. F. S. Ockford al
St. Luke's church next Sunday at2 80 p
M, and Tuesday, June 90 they have
their commencement exercises in Hote
Fullerton hall at 2.30 p. m. followed BY
agrand concert in the evening by Gold
smiths orchestra, assisted by voca
quartet and soloist, at s o'clock.
The graduating exercises of the Ches
Ter Central high school will occur at thu
Town hall Wednesday June %, at 3 p. m
T,he music will be by Beedle's orchestrs
of Keene, 10 pieces. In the evening the
orchestra will give grand concert at
O'Clock followed by reception ant
promenade at the Town hall. Beedle'i
orchestra ranks high as musical organ
ization and those who attend will enjoy
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