Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-05-27

Miss Duffee went Wednesday Tor a two
weeks visit with friends.
Mr.. s. 81. Hutchins of New York is spend.
ing few days with his wife and daughter al
the Misses Sargeant's. va 11a-
w. G. Bailey has returned home for the
summer. @ N 7tgrser..
Dr. E. Bosworth of silsingburg, NY, has
been guest this week of DR.. Stevenson.
:. r A. Rowell will have charge of and de.
liver the express for while, Mr.. Kendall
taxing an enforced vacation on account oi
illness. '---,n ~ 4,
Abram Rowell of Andover and Fred A.
fowell OF this place were called to Ticonder-
oga, N. Thursday by the death of q niece
ana cousin. This makes the second death in
the familylof Mr.. Orlapo Rowell, removing
his two daughters within few weeks.
The W. R, G. and members of Horny post
are requested to meet in G.. A. r. hall Sun.
day morning at half past nine to attend ser.
vice at the Baptist church in body.
1t is matter of interest to many to know
that summer school session will be held
here again this summer for two weeks begin
ming July "a. Three dollars and half will
be paid for board for those who attend one
week, and six dollars for three weeks. The
success of the last one held here under direc-
ton OF Prof. Whitehall is an assurance that
the interest will be increased this season and
two weeks of profit and enjoyment obtained.
There are in town SO graves of brave men
who gave their lives for their country in the
war Of the rebellion, IA who perished in the
revolutionary H war and two in the war of 1872.
Chester had but few soldiers in the late war
and none who died but she gives most hearty
sympathy to sister towns whose hearts are
still aching for those husbands, sons and
brothers who so cheerfully sacrificed their
lives in the recent trouble with Spain.
The evening being rather cool for an out of
doors party Wednesday evening the fremen
held their ice cream party in Fullerton hall.
A large crowd was in attendance; q good pro-
gram was rendered and delicious lunch
served. The firemen proved as efficient at
cutting cake, serving cream and washing
dishes even as handling the hose in times Of
fire. Dancing was enjoyed for time after
the entertainment and nice sum has been
added the freman's treasury.
MEMORIAL DAY.
The following exercises have been ar
ranged for Memorial day at the town hall be-
ginning at 80 o'clock P M.
Called to Order,
F. W. Pierce, president of the day
Music, Quartet
Prayer, Post Chaplain H. A. Bond
Music, Quartet
Address, Hon. Hugh Henry
Music, Quartet
Reading, Roll of Honored Dead
Music,
Benediction, Rev. Lucy Milton
,ts-z pATRxoTIo ExERcIsEs. --sl
Following is the program for the patriotic
exercises to be given by the school at town
hall Monday afternoon, May 20. at 2 O'Clock
A Welcome and Flag Salute, Primary No. 20
The Little Soldier, Tbelma Havens, No.
Toro T,f4s NJ O
Song, Mammals in Heaven
Memorial Day, Glass Exercise No. ID
A Tribute, Merle Lawton, No. l
A Comrades Mothers Song
Louise Davis, intermediate, No. 20
Our Colors, Glass Exercise, No. 2
Drummer Boys Burial,
Gladys Davis, Pri. No. 20
The Confederate Pig, George Bodge, No. I5
Song, Grammar No. 20
An Unknown Grave, Mamie Meader, No.
Ingersoll's Vision,
Harry Wood, High School
Song, Cheer, Boys, Cheer
A Willing Substitute, Jennie Pierce, No. s
Remember the Soldiers, Children,
Glass Exercise, No. IL
Unknown Dead, Angie Holden, No.
Flowers, Glass Exercise, No.
Song,
Recitation, District No. Il Il
Glass Exercise, No. 16
Defamation,
Pierre Darrow, Grammar, No. 20
Recitation, No. l6
Our Country, Lena Gocha, No. IL
Glass Exercise. = IS 50 No. II
Glass Exercise, Decoration Day, No. A
History's Complaint,
Glass Exercise, intermediate No. 20
The Star Spangled Banner, ak
Armie Richardson, High school
The numbers at the right indicate the dis
tricts.