Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-11-25
CHESTER.

j. B. Farr is working in the meat market
Elbridge Ladd is able to be out again afte
his hard sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Manley Of New York ar,
guests at Fl. X. Whites.
Mrs. Madeline Woodward is caring fo
Mrs. Barnes, who is ill.
DR.. and Mrs. CLARK of Windsor were guests
at j. A. Pollard's last week.
Eighteen couples attended the dance al
Hotel Chester last week.
| Charlie Dodge is clerking for Charles Hal
during the Thanksgiving sale.
w. c. Bailey has finished his southern trir
| and is at the Fullerton for the winter.
f. ID. Bickford, who has been i'll for few
days, has resumed his work as .jeweler.
Prof l.. b.. Sherwin is at home from Wal
pole to spend the Thanksgiving vacation.
Miss Florence Dunsmore returned yester-
day from Montpelier where she has been Wis
ting for several weeks.
Miss Sue Hadley came home from Bishop
Hopkins hall, Burlington, Saturday. to at
tend the wedding Of her sister, Miss Grace
Hadley- 80
W.. Nj. Smith lost seven imported Holstein
cows from tuberculosis last week. His others
nave been examined but the report has not
been received.
Thanksgiving services will be held to- NOR
row IN the churches A union service of the
Congregational and Baptist societies at fhe
Congregational church.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sawyer, who have
been i'll the past few weeks are better and
Will soon be able to- assume their new work
i'll Hotel Chester of the new firm of SAWYER
and Waite.
much needed improvement has been
made on our streets when under the super-
vision of Road Commissioner Dewitt Davis.
l5-inch sewer pipe has been laid from the
lower end OF Main street down Main and
Grafton streets and empties into the canal at
Grafton street.
The loan art exhibit in the library building
held last week for tbs benefit of the ibrary
was great success; so was cleared from the
admission fee and sale of refreshments. The
great display of old and valuable things was a
surprise to all visitors for it was not known
that there were such antiquities in town.
Among other things were several pieces of
pottery resembling the heads of animals that
were taken from mound in Mexico and are
known to be made by the Aztec Indians 500
years ago. These pieces were loaned by Mrs.
Ira Adams.
Leslie Edmund Batchelder, son of E. A.
Batchelder, died at his home ON Cobleigh
street Monday afternoon aged 20 years. He
had been very i'll of malarial fever but was
recovering when sudden cold and pneumo-
MIA caused his death. He has until last sum-
mer been employ ed by A. d. Fletcher here
but recently has been with the Moores at
Bellows Falls. He has made many friends
both OF the old and young who are grieved at
his death; Much sympathy is extended to
the family in their trouble. Funeral SER
vices will be held Wednesday at the house.
The usual Thanksgiving ball which will be
held at the Fullerton tonight promises to be
social success. A pleasant time will be en-
loyed by all visitors. Beedles orchestra of
keene furnishes music for concert and dane
ing, and one .of RowelPs usual suppers that
need no advertising will be served. The fol-
lowing program will be given at the concert.
overture, labasco, Chadwick
Dolero, souvenir de CadiZ, Bossisio
Selections from the Lady Slavey
Serpentlne Dance, Kerher
medley, "A Jolly Night, Boyer
F. B. Jenness, director. Concert tickets
% cents ball tickets 50.