Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-07-25
CHESTER.


Herman Walker of New York city is
visiting at his home in this village.
Editor Thomas of the Ludlow Tri-
bune made us social visit last Mon
day.
Mrs. Sarah Rounds Stemen is spend
ing a few weeks at her home in this VII
lage.
Frank Harlow, brother of G. M.
Harlow, has been visiting him this
week.
Will Harlow, a brother of G. M. Har-'
low, of Montpelier visited him last
week.
Miss Annie Staples, who has been in
Montpelier the past season, is now at
home.
f. l.. Jenkins and wife are visiting in
Greenfield, N. H., and other places this
week.
The drama "The Rio Grand" will be
presented by our local talent the Goth of
July.
Miss May Tenney of Grafton has been
the guest of Mis- Nellie Collins the past
week.
Charles Amsden and family OF
Springfield, Mass, are stopping at E.
b. Lees.
The Medicine Co. have extended
their stay in Chester until Wednesday
of next week.
| Go and hear the violinist with the
Medicine Co. Saturday night; he is the
best ever in town.
A game Of baseball was played on the
home ground by two picked mines last
| Thursday afternoon.
Go and hear the entertainment that
is to be given by the Medicine Com
pany Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Hilton went
to Rutland last Saturday for few days
visit among their friends.
You are invited to visit the Medicine
Co. IS camp any AFTERNOON. Go and see
them, it will interest you.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Daniels of
Guthrie, o., are in town and stopping
at Mrs. Daniels old home.
Mr.. Croker, who is in the interest of
the VT Beef Co., at Rutland, was in
town Thursday of last week.
About 800 people attended the show
given by the Medicine Company at the
big tent last Saturday evening.
w. S. Bailey and wife after spending
a few days at Lowell lake, returned to
the Fullerton the first of the week.
A special communication of Olive
Branch Lodge is called for tomorrow
| (Friday) evening; work Fellow craft
degree.
Miss Lulu Field arrived home Thurs
day on the evening train, from Gaines
vile, Fla, where she has been since
October.
c.. o. Fullam of this village and Miss
Hattie e. Shattuck of Weston We're
united in marriage at the latter place
last week Saturday.
Homer Rand and family of Summer
vile, Mass, came to town last week;
Mr.. Rand returned home on Saturday,
his family will remain here for few
days.
| The Ludlow baseball team won the
game from our home team last Tues
day, the score standing to H. Every
thing passed of pleasantly on both
sides.
The Chester baseball team would like
to arrange any game with clubs in this
vicinity; they have an excellent ground
located near the Fullerton hotel, ad-
dress Robert W ylie, Manager.
The Central Vermont railroad W i'll
sell round trip tickets to Rutland this
week Saturday to the Wild West Show
for S1.25 or $l.75 which admits you to
the great exhibition. Train leaves this
station at 500 A NJ.
Henry T. Wait, Americas premier
trick violnist and comic imitator, was
engaged for the old folks concert at
town hall last Monday evening and it
was worth all they ask for admission to
hear him. 1t is wonderful how he can
execute the music he does; his act is
entitled Fun with the Violin.n
Another excursion is talked of by the
Central Vermont railroad to take place
August IA, giving the people in this
vicinity chance to visit Plattsburg, n .
Y, including a beautiful sail among
the many islands in Lake Champlain.
A chance to visit the historic town of
Plattsburg will no doubt be accepted by
a large number of our people, and those
who go can rest assured of social and
interesting outing. Two brass bands
will accompany the party and nothing
will be left undone by the railroad COM
pany to make it pleasant; more next
week.
Miss Annie Chandler is with the Bel
lows Falls excursion party who are in
Nova Scotia; the party number about
so. They sailed from Boston to-day at
noon on the steamer "BosJonn of the
Yarmouth line. They will reach Var
mouth, n. S., Friday morning. Satur-
day they go to Halifax stopping over
one train at the home of Evangeline at
Grand Pre-; they remain in Halifax I'M
til Monday morning, when they re-
turn to Digby, stopping until Wednes-
day; from there they make homeward
trip reaching Boston Thursday noon
and Bellows Falls in the afternoon.
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