Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-06-13

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lows Falls over Sunday.
Remember the George Perry auction
sale this week Saturday.
w. W. Richardson is filling in and
grading the front of his residence on
| Main street.
j. f. Pollard arrived home last Satur-
day returning on the road again Mon
day morning.
Ed Holt took bicycle ride last Sun
day making in all 10S miles, pretty
good record for one days trip.
Frank r. Nichols represented Olive
Branch Lodge +. & A. M. at the Grand
Lodge at Burlington this week.
A party of ten or more enjoyed an
excursion to st. Adams last Friday and
Saturday to view the burnt district.
Summer visitors have begun to arrive
at the Fullerton. The indications are
that the house will be well filled the
coming season.
The American Soapstone Finish Co.
advertise brick, mortar, whitewash,
white and gray lime in quantities to
suit purchasers.
Go to the town hall Friday evening
| tomorrow and enjoy the presentation
of that interesting drama, "Millie, the
Quadroon," by the central high school.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of w. S. Pollard and Mrs.
Ella Doraud at the home of the to be
bride on June Is, next week Tuesday.
The annual opening of the Lake
House at Lowell lake occurs this week
Friday with grand ball in the even
ing. To all who attend we assure a
social time.
A special communication will be held
at Masonic hall Friday evening of This
week, work on the first degree All
Masons in good standing are requested
to be present.
Olive Branch Lodge F. & A. NJ held
an interesting meeting on the evenin g
of June 6, a large number of the MEM
bers were present. Work was pre-
sented on the first degree.
Springfield is to celebrate the 4th of
July in grand style this year. Our
towns people can have chance to re-
turn the visit of one year ago to those
who came from there to enjoy the 4th
in Chester.
The Harvard male quartet and Miss
Macy, reader, have been engaged for
the special attractions at the commence
ment exercises and will also give a
grand concert in hotel Fullerton hall in
the evening the graduating exercises
occur at 3 P. NJ, and the concert at on
Tuesday, June 49,.
A summer school for teachers will be
held here during the month of July. 1t
will be after the general plan of the
Weston Summer Institutes, but will in
clude courses in the languages and
other advanced studies. For young
teachers or candidates for teaching who
wish to thoroughly review the common
school studies, and for all who wish to
strengthen and broaden their minds by
work in advanced studies, this school
will be of special value Pamphlets
containing all particulars may be OBJ
tained free Of expense by addressing F.
| w. Pierce, Chester, Vt.
I The high school scholars will present
j the drama "Millie, the Quadroon" at
town hall tomorrow (Friday) evening.
1t is a good play and should draw a
good house it is given as a benefit for
the senior class. The following is the
cast:
Fred Grover, doctor, WIN. Batchelder
Old Nathan, Charles F. Dodge
Oscar Daville, southern planter,
e. w. Gibson
Ford. a sheriff, Norris Davis
Siah, q slave, John Batchelder
Mile Grover, the doctors wife,
Sister Agnes, Susie Hadley
Isadore, Davilles betrothed, Ina Guild
Priscilla, the doctors old maid sister,
Eva Hazeltine
Gyp, slave, Gertie French.
The program for the commencement
week of the central high school crowd
it with many attractions. Sunday the
baccalaureate sermon will be preached
at the Episcopal church by Rev. J. O.
Davis at 3 P. NJ. For Thursday evening
June 20 the juniors claim the attention
cises at the town hall at SIS p. M. The
class have an attractive program and
will give creditable entertainment.
The graduating exercises occur Friday
at 8 p NJ. at Fullerton House hall. The
class is small as compared with others,
consisting of but three: Ina Sara Guild,
Susie Wentworth Hadley and Chas.
Franklin Dodge. The program for the
afternoon will be as follows: Salutatory
and essay, "Aimless Revery versus
Resolute Aim" Ina S. Guild; Grafton,
1.-The Rule of Gold or the Golden
!, Rule" Charles F. Dodge; vale
dictory and essay, "Our Yester-
day are Mighty" Susie w. Had
ley. Music will be furnished by an
orchestra, by Miss Laura Jones violin
ist of Northampton, Mass, and the
Harvard quartet. The concert in the
evening at s o'clock will be given by
the Harvard quartet assisted by Miss
Macy, reader of Boston and Miss Jones,
violinist. The Harvard quartet is con-
sidered one of the best musical organi-
cations in the country and deserves a
full house.
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