Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-08-30
CHESTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wood and Mel
son Mares Of St. Albans are guests at
Alfred. .Archer's.
Mrs. Dudley Prescott is visiting in Bel
lows Falls. Mr.. Prescott is spending the
week in Fall River, Mass, and will be
'oined by Mrs. Prescott Saturday in Bos-
.,n, whore ne has a two weeks engage
ment at Keith's theatre.
A base ball nine of Springfield. grangers
were defeated by our home team here Sat
urday with score of to 4.
The home team go to Saxtons River
Wednesday for the return game with the
nine at thatplace.
F. w. Monroe returned Friday from his
business trip to Colorado.
Miss Nellie Williams has been a guest
of her cousin, Miss Grace Williams, in
Saxtons River. noe
The concrete walk has been extended
by the wrapper factory and Bert Halls
residence on HadleY street. In front Of
E. x. Pierce's house on lower Main street
and also Sam Adams and Frank Harris
houses on Main street, while private cross
ings have been put in by Mr.. Darrow and
Charles Webb on Depot Hill and Mrs.
Mary Fitch.
Miss Georgia Spafford of Springfield
was in town Monday.
Miss Emma Henry was in Springfield
Monday evening.
Miss Efie Reed of Brooklyn is visiting
at Albert Reeds.
Mrs. Homer Rand, who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Cynthia Cobleigh,
returned Friday to her home in Somer.
vile, Mass.
Rev. Samuel Webb of Providence, R
l., has been visiting his brother, Charles
| Webb, and delivered the sermon at St
Luke's church Sunday. The rite of holy
baptism was administered during the
morning service.
Prof. Bert Rriggs has returned from his
vacation spent at Lake Rescue.
| Twelve from this place went to Below,
Falls Saturday evening for the play, "Twc
Little Migrants"
Mrs. S. o. Arnold of ST. Louis anC
Miss Helen Goodwin of Milwaukee are a
B. A. Parks
4 Prot. Dunbar will organize a class il
stenography and the languages at the higl
school room next Saturday evening. Al
who are interested in private class o
this sort during the winter are invited t.
be present.
i DIR. John Stevenson has moved into hi
newly purchased home which formerly be
longed to the late Mrs. Alpheus Adams.
MIR. and Mrs. Winchester Pufer o
Athol have been visiting friends in town
Village schools begin Tuesday, Septem
} ber 5.
Charles Griffith and sister of Springfield
were in town Sunday.
W. E. Richardson has been spending
few days in Boston.
E. D. Bickford went to Keene Monda,
morning and from there he will take
bicycle trip to Hartford, Providence an
Boston.
The ground has been broken for tn
new Baptist parsonage which will b
placed just below the old one on Mai
, street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Dodge are spend
ing two weeks in Providence and Spring
field, Mass.
Rates for the encampment have bee
procured at 1882 from Bellows Falls 70
$ the round trip, via Norwich steamer LIN
to New York, Royal Blue line, (B. & c
i K. b. to Philadelphia, returning sam
q way. The other route is same as first {
3 New York, Pennsylvania railroad {
e Philadelphia, returning same way. Ticket
3 are good going September 1-5, returnin
September 13, or on addition Of so cen
n good till September 80.
It Misses Belle and Clara Rounds spel
r Sunday m Rutland.