Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-10-12

MRS. II. T.rarr OF futney is visiting her
sister, Mrs. G. G. Stowell.
CHESTER.
The program for the fremen's day ma
rade and inspection which occurs NEXT
Wednesday, October IS, j, as follows,
Parade forms at / o'clock at engine house,
South street, in the following order: Sax
tons River Cornet band, IS pieces, Chester
high school cadets, Aid No. steam fire
engine and hose company, officers of the
district, honorary members. At the close
OF the parade the steamer will be placed at
Batchelder's pond where the trial work and
inspection will take place. In the evening
the following program of concert will be
given at Hotel Fullerton hall promptly at 8
o'clock.
Selection, Orchestra
Quartet,
Messrs. Riggs, Bickford Ware and Davi,
Reading, Prof. Prior
Song, Miss Rounds
Piano duet, Miss Chandler, MIR. Riggs
Song, Foster Parmenter
Selection, Quartet
Song, Mis-, Hadley
Reading, Prof. Prior
Solo, Mr.. Riggs
Duet, Miss Hadley and Miss Rounds
Close with the farce, 1.-The Three O'clock
Train" introducing banjo duet. Dane
ing will follow the concert, Weeden's or
chestra furnishing music. A supper will be
served in the Fullerton dining rooms
Rev. o. S. Davis of Springfield delivered
his lecture, "The Sunny Side of Lite" at
the Congregational church last evening
Mrs &. F. Junkins, who has been spend
ing some time with her son, Frank Junkins,
has returned to her home in Greenfield.
Mrs. F. l.. Junkins and son accompanied
her for a two weeks visit.
Mrs. H. L. Ballou presided at the organ
in the Congregational church Sunday in
the absence of the organist, Mrs. Junkins.
Master Elmer Abbott has been quite
sick.
Mrs Knowlton and Miss Duffy of the
Fullerton were in Bellows Falls Tuesday.
H. B Booth has for the past week been
enjoying carriage drive to Brandon and
vicinity.
G. P. Dodge arrived in town from Am
herst, N. H., Tuesday.
Mrs. W. S. Pollard visited the Ludlow
lodge of Rebeccas officially Tuesday even.
ing.
DR.. Gorham OF Bellows Falls was a guest
of DR.. c. W. Ray Saturday evening.
Mrs. Amy and daughter, Mrs. Harry
Wyman, of Springfield were at Dr. Rays
Thursday. Mrs. Amy enters upon her
new duties as cook at the Adnabrown at
Springfield.
Mrs. W. S. Pollard fell when getting in
to the Fullerton hack at Chester Depot last
week and received some severe bruises.
Next Sunday the evening service at St.
Luke's church will be held at O'Clock in
stead of 7.30 as heretofore.
Mrs. c. S. Mattocks, aged 81 years.
died at her home at the North Village Sun
day evening after long illness. The fu-
neral services were held Wednesday after
noon, Rev. H. L. Ballou officiating. She
leaves two daughters, Mrs. Mary Abel,
and Miss Vina Mattocks, both of whom
have the deep sympathy of their many
friends.
Mrs. Albert Reade, who ha, recently
undergone severe operation at the Lowell
hospitals doing very well and will soon be
able to return home.
A small party attended the dance at
Chester Depot last week.
G. Louis Harwood was in Proctorsville
Sunday.
The first number of the lecture course
occurs next Monday evening. The Lon
don Glee Singers give an excellent concert.
j. E.Pollard and F.W Pierce have gone
to Montpelier where they will act on Hook
er's staff during the Dewey celebration.
Mark Moore and wife drove to Mont
pelier Tuesday.
The meeting of the examiners OF the
Vermont Pharmaceutical society was held
in this place last week Wednesday and
Thursday. All but two of the member,
were present, G. G. Bingh am of St. Johns
bury, Collins Blakley Of Montpelier, A. L.
butcher of st. Adams, A. w. Higgins of
Rutland, A. G. Belrose of Burlington and
F. w. Pierce of Chester. -Four eandi-
dates were examined and certificates grant
ed to all.
H.K. White will sell his farm and large
quantity of stock, hay, grain and farming
tools, etc., at public auction the 25th Of
this month.
A check for $50 was recently sent to
Whiting library by Charles Fullerton of
Chicago. Warmers Library OF English
Literature, 80 Volumes, bound in half mo-
rocco, has been added to the reading room.