Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-11-23
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CHESTER.
Roy Sanders is clerking for Adams
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Davis.
DR.. William Raymenton has been in
town the past week.
Remember the Odd Fellows ball next
Wednesday evening, and come.
The Congre gational society gave an
oyster supper at their vestry last evening.
Angie, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs E. d. Person, has been quite i'll the
past two weeks.
Mrs. l.. A. Morse has been in town the
past week, called here by the death of
her little grandchild.
III M. Guild bought the building lot
last week that was sold by M. F. Dem
ing at auction for $l6l.
Mrs. Howard's next dancing school
takes place this Thursday evening. She
has now over go scholars.
Mrs. Mary w. Gould, assistant inspec-
tor for Vermont, visited Henry Relief
corps last Saturday evening.
A large number attended Sanborn's
auction last Saturday afternoon and the
goods seemed to sell quite well.
E. f. Barney is to open marble shop
soon in the building located on the hill
between this street and the Depot village.
Mrs. David Skinner, aged 90 years,
died at her home Saturday morning
The funeral occurred at the house on
Monday at O'Clock p. m.
The regular communication Of Olive
Branch lodge is this Thursday evening.
The district deputy is expected to be
present. A good attendance is requested.
The entertainment given by the Spring
field Dramatic club last Saturday even
ing at the Town hall was well patroniZed
and seemed to be much enjoyed by all
who attended.
Resolved, ssThat it is right to give
food to the beggar at the door" will be
discussed by the U. o G G. Tomorrow
evening, Frday, at the |. O. o f. hall
after the usual business is disposed of.
The Odd Fellows ball takes place next
Wednesday evening, November 20, at the
Fullerton. A grand time is expected, as
the committee have left nothing undone
to make the affair success. Music,
Ladd's orchestra, six pieces.
The disseminating of the midnight
trains is very much regretted by most of
our citizens. There were nearly % peo-
pie who were anxious to attend $ Hands
Across the Sea- at Bellows Falls last
Monday. but could not, owing to the new
arrangement.
Fred Saker's tin shop was entered last
Thursday evening by parties intent or
securing some money, but their hopes
were blasted as there was Lone to be
found. They entered though back
window and commenced to drill the safe
but owing to people being out late, they
were no doubt frightened away. One OF
the party held up James Smith at the
point of a revolver and kept him covered
until he entered his home, which is To-
, Gated within eight feet of the tin store
The same parties broke into Waterman
: grain mill the same night, but found
nothing in the way of money. AS soon
as possible Mr.. Smith notified Mr.. Saker
! of the affair, but nothing could be done
, as the thieves had departed. The same
, four men were seen to pass through Bar
louisville the night before, on foot.
The closing exercises of the Central
high school will be given Friday after.
, noon of this week, commencing at l &c
O'Clock. Below we give the program:
Music.
Class Exercise, Geography
Ciass Exercise, Algeurs
Glass Exercise, Civil Government
CLASS EXeicls Astronomy
Recitation, q How He Saved st. Michaels,"
Stansbure
J Ethel Howard.
Grafton, "E ectricity," Origina
Alvah Kendall.
Defamation, "College Revisited" Amor
Percy Learned.
Essay, The Wonders of the He avens," Origina
Bertha Richard.
Grafton, 1.-THE Worlds Fair" Origina
George Marsh.
J Recitation, abide with Me-" Butler
/, Susie Hadley.