Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-30
CHESTER.

York.
Warren G, Bailey has returned from his
seasons business trip and will spend some
time here
Rsv. H. L. Ballou aud family spent
thanksgiving day in Saxtons River.
Miss Sloane, who spent several weeks in
Fitch.
A choral service will be held at St.
Luke's church Sunday evening att o'clock.
Ihe young people Of St. Luke's church
netted about $25 from their drama last
week.
Connections with the city water have
been made at the school house.
The pupils of the grammar school are
preparing drama to be given about JAN
uary l.
There is some talk of local minstrel
show soon after Christmas, given by the
tiremen.
Helen Thompson died at the town farm
Sunday. Funeral services were held Tues
day forenoon.
A. A. Stevens is at the Fullerton for
the winter
Preparations are being made to mount
Miss Carrie Cleveland of Ludlow ha,
been in town tor a few days.
Prof, Charles Pliar is spending the week
in Ludlow.
Miss Vida Dunbar is ct her home ir
Milford, N H., for weeks vacation.
DR.. and Mrs. CIV. Ray were in Below.
Fail, Saturday.
Those who attended the "Dutch Choco
lAten at Mrs. Charles Walkers FRIDAY
evening, given under the auspices of tht
aides Review Club, enjoyed a very
pleasant evening. Some very pretty Dutcl
costumes were worn. A musical and liter
airy program was given with remarks by
Rev. Miss Milton and Rev. Mr. Crocker
readings by Prof Prior; piano solos by
Mrs. j. R. Richardson and Miss Dunbar
piano duet by Mr.. Riggs and Miss Chand
Ter; songs by Miss Hadley, Miss Brook
and Mr.. Riggs. Refreshments of cake
chocolate and bonbons were served.
j. E. Pollard has returned from tri]
to Boston.
Rev. H. L. Ballou was in Weathersfelt
Sunday in exchange with the pastor at tina
place.
The choir of St. Luke's church has pre-
sented Miss Hadley with a handsome pee
of cut glass as token of their apprecia
| ton OF her music.
Miss Frances Stockwell gave birthday
party to her little friends Monday alter
neon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Waldron were i
Springfield Sunday.
7. E. Lonergan has been appointed ad
ministrator of the Jackson-Beard estate.
Fliipe Saroni Cato, the Cuban pianist
will give piano recital at the Fullerto
Wednesday evening, December 6 Thos
who have been so fortunate as to hav
beard Mr.. Cato are only too glad of th
chance to hear him again, ard those VIII
have nor have treat before them, as b
certalnl, IS one of the greatest piano art
ist: ever heard here.
| The next attraction of the lecture cours
occurs December IA. Hon. G. A. Gesl
hart OF New York delivers his lecture 'Th
Dawn Of the Twentieth Century,
A very warm debate was held at the Ly
cenm last Thursday evening. Question
Il solved, That the new woman is NOR
useful to the world than the old tashion5
woman. Aft native, Nina Larkin, Luc
Wells; negative, Marion Gibson, Lul
Benson. The affirmative side won.
| Mss Annie Woo dward is spending ht
weeks vacation in Randolp ph.
Scnool in No. 8 closed November II
Whole number ofpupils 26 average 81 l.:
-Four pupils on account of illness were III
able 10 begin the term and four on accour
OF their parents moving away, were unab
TO finish the term. Those having perfe'
record during the entire term were Mann
Sullivan, Rena Sullivan and Timothy Dri
co. Those having perfect record durin
J membership, Grace Farrar. Harry Farra
} Lena Green, Eddie Green. Marion Farra
Louie Green, Arthur Beard, Alden Bale
were absent ore day each. Those havin
standing of "a, Lizzie Balch, Mani
Meadcr, Tommie Farrar, Clyde Williams
Arthur Beard. Annie Woodward ,teache