Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-04-11
CHESTER.

James E. Pollard went to Boston Thurs
day.
Henry Farr has position with the Love-
joys.
Prof. 4. A. Gibson was in Bellows Falls
Thursday evening.
Percy Learned is ianitor of the high
school building this term.
Miss Susie Hadley spent Thursday and
Friday in Bellows Falls.
Olive Branch lodge f. 4 A. M. conferred
the third degree Thursday.
&. W. Cummings of Francestown, n.
H., was in town Wednesday.
George l.. Fletcher returned to his duties
as mail clerk Tuesday evening.
James Orkins, who has been a longtime
sufferer from a broken leg, is now i'm
proving.
Harry z. Wyman, who recently moved
here from Weston, is clcrking in p. IL.
/ Robbins stores.
The Congregational society have pur-
chased Is new hymnals for use in their
prayer meetings.
Ladd's orchestra has been engaged to
! furnish music for May day party in Union
hall at Bartonsville.
Albert Delary will spend Sunday at his
(, home IN Ware, Mass, and attend the we'd
ding OF his sister before his return.
Miss Weed and Miss Lila Weed, who
have been visiting their sister, Mrs. f. j.
Davis, have returned to their home.s
Rev. j. O. Davis attended the conven-
ton of the Episcopal clergy of Vermont at
Rock Point, Burlington, Wednesday and
/ Thursday.
The place of meeting for forming the
1oung Mems Republican club will be ir
Relief Corps hall over Pollard's store next
| Wednesday evening.
/ Farmers are rejoicing over the unusua
flow of sap during the past week and {
much larger quantity of sugar is being
made than was expected.
The Pollard Manufacturing company
have moved their cutting rooms to the up
per story of the Stearns building. NOR.
room being needed for their business.
B. A. Park, cashier of the Nationa
bank, left for Des Moines, Iowa, Wednes
day evening. He will probably be ava,
for several months. F. w. Pierce will
assist in the bank during Mr.. Parks
4 absence.
1 Edwin Wilson was taken suddenly i'll il
the blacksmith shop of E. A. Hall Tuesda
afternoon. He was taken to his home an
a physician called but did not recover con
4 sciousness for several hours He. is muc
better nov. Z
i The ent9rtainment given underline diret
llstion of the Wonan's Relief Corps Thursda
4 evening was libcrally patronized. Mis-
Gould has very pleasing manner and he
selections were entirely new. Selection
by an orchestra OF three pieces consistin
Of a cornet played by Walter Richardson
violin by Mrs. j. Il. Richardson accom-
panied by Miss Henry on the piano wer
very acceptably rendered. Mrs. Monro
and Miss Henry gave piano duet and
song by Mrs. Monroe was heartily encoret
Several dollars will be added to their trea
ury as the result.
A quiet home wedding at the residenc
Of Charles Walker occurred Wednesday
o'clock, when his only daughter, Mi
Ida, was married to Wesley l.. Archer {
Cavendish, Rev. Henry l.. Ballou oflicia
ing. Only the immediate relatives an
5 friends were invited The wedding par
e took the 5.55 train south for short tr
when they will return to Cavendish to r
: side, where Mr.. Archer is engaged in bus
0 ness. Among those present from aws
were Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Wheeler of Be
y lows Falls and Mr.. and Mrs. George
: Abbott of Gardner, Mass.