Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-10-10
Vermont Local Notes.
CHESTER.
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Miss Grace Hadley was in Bellows
Falls Friday.
Rev. H. l.. Ballou was in Saxtons
River Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin French are Wis
ting in Boston.
J. A. Greenwood was home from
Brattleboro over Sunday.
PHI. Hadley and family of Bellows
Fails were in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wales of Bel
lows Falls were in town Monday.
Rev. J. f. Beach returned from few
weeks visit in New Jersey Friday.
Mrs. f. A. Rowell, who has been i'll
for some weeks, is much improved'
B. A. Park, cashier of Chester Ma
tional bank, was in Boston last week.
E. w. Gibson, principal of Chester
Central high school, was in Brattleboro
Friday. va
Mrs. Junkins of Greenfield, N. H., is
the guest of her son, f. l.. Junkins, for
few weeks.
A coaching party of ID men from
New London were at the Fullerton
Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cummings of
jamestown, N. H., visited friends. in
town last week. ASs
Mrs. a. N. Chandler, Miss Chandler
aud MIS-. f. l.. Junkins were in BEL
lows Falls Thursday. ------
Olive Branch Lodge conferred the
Extend Apprentice degree on two peg
sous Thursday evening.
C. L. Wooley attended the meeting
of directors of Green Mountain Tele-
graph Co. at Londonderry Tuesday.
The Ladies Auxiliary of st. Luke's
church met at the residence OF Mrs. "A,
n. Chandler Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Grace Hadley ard Miss Susie,
who have been visiting in the west fol
a few weeks, returned home Friday.
Several from here attend the first one
of the B lows Falls lecture cHlrse this
evening. The attraction isSEeland T.
Pow er-, impersonator.
Miles Paddseford, one of the oldes
residents at the town farm, died last
Friday aged about 80 years. The
funeral took place Sunday. @G.
Luciers Ministries gave an eXcellen
performance to a large crowd at tht
town hall Friday evening. The Lucier
are favorites here and are always wei
patronlzed.
Daniel Brown and Master Leland O
Springfield we're in town on their wheel
last week. Brown was a guest at IL
R. Barney's and Leland at E. X
Pierce's.
After spending a few weeks at thei
roo;lnnao hprp Mra b Il
Hubbard and daughter, Mrs. Cochran
returned to their home in Red Wing
Mimi, Saturday.
All should avail themselves of tn
cheap rates of the excursion to Bel
ninglon Saturday. Hot coffee will /
furnished in the grove near the Soldier
stormy the chapel will be used {
lunch time.
The opera "Pinafore," which ws
such success h re last spring Will |
repeated at Spring field next Thursda
things ever given by local talent
this town and it is hoped that man
from here will attend. Rehearsals b
gin this week.
The members of the lodges of Below
batiS, CaEenuISu, Luulo" OIalloH al
londonderry have been invited {
this lodge TO be present here next FL
day evening when the master masc
degree will he conferred. Several
the Grand Lodge officers will be pre-
ent. After the meeting banquet WI
be served at Hotel Fullerton.
About 70 couples attended the FIJI
mems ball last Wednesday evenin
The concert given by Brigham's
chestra of Marlboro, Mass, was WI
attended. The orchestra was one,
the best ever heard in this place. GP
grand march led by Floor Manage
Frank Powers aud Barnet Waite to-
place at $50. One of RoWell's ii
suppers was served during the eve
ing. A good time was enjoyed by
present.