Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-07-29
CHESTER.

Mrs. William Holland is in Weston.
Alden Bryant of Fitchburg is a guest at The
Fullerton.
j. E. Pollard has returned from his New
York trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Junkins are at Lowell
Lake for few days.
Prof. Paul Pitkin of Springfield, Mass, is
visiting at w. p. Dodge's.
Mrs. Curtis Hulett and son of Boston are
visiting at d. H. Hulett's.
Charles French of Proctor is spending a
few days at his home here.
Bert Severance of Medford, Mass, is the
guest of his uncle, E.. d. Bickford.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sawyer and Miss
Louise are at Meriden, Conn.,, fora week.
Frank Harris and family, who have been
visiting i'll Windham, have returned home.
Misses Helen Davis and Marvin Keep were
the guests at Judge Hines at Proctorsville
Tuesday.
been visiting in Boston, has returned to
Judge Henry's.
Will Rounds of Fort Worth, Texas, is at
the home of his father, William ,unds, for
several weeks.
About 30 from here attended the picnic
given by the Baptist Union at Cavendish
Gorge Tuesday.
A party of l3 from this place went to Queen
City Park Sunday to listen to the lecture by
Robert Ingersoll.
Z Miss Valeria Harr of Boston and Miss
Harr OF Wellesley, Mass, are guests for the
summer at d. B. Chandler's.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Rowell, Miss Lulu
Rounds of Portland, Me-, have been guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. O. Rowell.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of st. Luke's church
meet with Mrs. Oscar Miller on Thursday
afternoon from to o'clock.
George Mcintyre and family of Chicopee
Mass, came to Judge Henrys Friday, where
Mrs. Mcintyre will spend few weeks.
Mrs. Grace Hadey, Misses Grace and Sue
Hadley, Miss Florence Dinsmore, Allen Car
penter and Charlie Dodge are at Lowell Lake
for week.
The party from Bellows Falls, who have
been spending few weeks at Lowell Lake.
were in town Monday morning on their way
home.
Miss Annie Bowtelle and Arthur Pease of
Amherst, N. H., who have been visiting at F.
l.. Junkins the past week, returned home
Monday.
principal of the high school here and George
Phipps of Boston are at Mrs. Mary Fitch's
for two weeks.
Mrs. Fred Childs and Miss Ruth 90 to Bos-
ton Thursday to meet Col. Childs, who re-
turns from Liverpool with the Ancient and
Honorable Artillery company of Boston.
few young fellows from Springfield were
so filed with admiration by the looks and ap-
pearance of the few Chester people who at
| tended the baseball game at Springfield
Saturday that they could not resist bringing
| their cameras over Sunday and getting snap
| shots of those same ones. Chester people are
| always glad to make good impression.
| r.. j. Van Alstone and family of Albany
N. r., Mrs. William Hall aud daughter o
Boston, j. j. Hawkes. and wife, A. +. Hawk
| and wife of Greenfield, j. Fl. Higgins and III
A. Fenton of Boston, Miss Gertrude Staines
Miss Staines and Charles Dotter, Jr., o
Brooklyn, N. Y, are guests at The Fullerton
| The baseball team played three games las
week on three successive days. Thursday al
Charlestown, where they were victorious
with score OILS to II. Friday against Spring
field on home grounds, with score of II to {
and Saturday at Springfield, where they were
defeated by score of 10 to Z. This last wa.
one of the poorest games possible. Either
the two previous games had tired the boys
out, OF their two victories had made then
reckless but at any rate the playing, with but
| few exceptions, was on the part of some of the
players as bad can be imagined. The team
has done excellent work before this and it i:
hoped that as this is their first bad defeat i
will prove the last.