Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-06
Neighborhood Items.
CHESTER LOCALS.

CHESTER LOCALS.
Miss Helen Davis has been quite i'll the
past week.
Mrs. G. w. Ray has had la grippe.
Mrs G. K. Welimsu has returned from
Burlington, where she has bsen RECEIVING
medical treatment,
DR.. G. w. Ray and family were guests oil
his brother, P.of. Rv OF Keene, Thanksgiv'
ing day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W Pierce we're guests a,
Dr. Albee's at Belle Falls Thanksgiving
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Junkins and Mater
Ray went to Boston Saturday where Mrs
Junkins will make a several weeks visit
Mr.. Junkins will return BY way of Milford,
n, H., where he will oversee the heating of q
new 6uifding there.
Rev, MI. Croker was ill and unable to &C
copy the pulpit at the Baptist church Sunday.
DR.. F, p. Mather and wife spent Thanks
giving day in Brattlsboro, guests Of Charles
Robbins.
Mrs Divoll aud Miss French of Somervi,le,
Mass are passing few days in town.
The ladies auxiliary OF st. Luke's church,
will be entertained BY Mrs, w. s. Pollard
Thursday afternoon this week.
Miss Gertrude Beard and Mr.. Alvah Ken
dali were united in marriage Wednesday,
Decenbe
Schools began the winter term Monday.
Fed Pipgree is in Woodstock
Miss Margaret oane # Dover, N H., il
the guest of her sister, Mrs Pingree.
Mrs Frank Patch has been i'll at the Full
lertop.
Elbridge add of B, lows Falls is spending
a few days at his nome here. ---
Irwin Edison f Poplar Dung has DO IL Oh,
the Coleman Sanders farm
# L Jenkins and wifi and Master Raw aud
A N. Chandler and Miss Chandler were
guests f A H. Chandler at Bellows Falls
Thanksgiving day.
W P Dodgaand wife entertained the fol
lowing guests Thanksgiving day !: P H. t.
kin and wife and Master Paul. James Hub
hard and wife of Springfeli, Mass, Roy 8.
Barker and wife of Providence, r I. John
Thompson and wife of Londonderry. W iliam
Pierce and family, c. F. Dodge and family,
Il. M Farr and wife and Mrs. A. M, Lewis of
Chester.
Union THANKSGIVING service was held at
the Baptist church Thursday evening.
Miss Mabel Willard of Rutland is the
guest of her cousin, Miss Pearl Willard.
A B Hutchinson and wife are at the Berk.
shire House, Pinehurst, N. c for the winter
The Chester dramatic cub has selected the
play. gu ncle Ruba," and will present it to
the public the first part of January, 1901.
The drama is good one, and those who are
to take part are among the best local talent.
Samuel Abbott has been making extensive
repairs on the place he bought of the Lucretia
Bolles estate on Main street and when COM
pleted it will add materially to the looks of
things in that part of the village.
The members of Aid No l, Steam Fire En-
CINE and Hose company have the arrange
ments all completed for their poverty ball to-
at Tn hou
Weeden's orchestra will furnish music and
Landlord Rowell will serve the supper All
the rags in town will be brought Into plsy,
and the grand march will he worth three
times the admission asked, Is cents for all
who attend. The tickets for dancing are 30
cents per couple.
Frank w Monroe, who Is in the laundry
business at Middleburv, has secured the SER
vices of n F, Bates as agent for Chester. Mr.
Monroe was formerly in tho employ of Pol
lard 4 Abbott, and his many friends in town
wish him the best of success in his new in
dustry.
Mrs. Mary Reynolds of Londonderry has
been recent visitor here with her daughter,
Miss Mabel, also Mrs Warren Beard at the
home of the latter on Main street.
Warren Beard has zone to Clarksboro, St.
Lawrence county, New York ,r the winter.
where he has large Job of getting out soy the
sticks. Mr.. Beard EMPLOYS four men and
their camp is in a wilderness.
The members of Henry Relief CorNs and
Henrv Post we're verv pleasantly entertained
Tuesday evening, November 90 BY Mrs
Lemuel Davis and Mrs o e Spauldine at
the homo of Mrs. Davis on Main street. Dur
ing the visit refreshments were served, and
royal good time was enjoyed by every one
present.
Prot e Riggs and Miss Ida F. Hubbard
of Springfield. Mass, were married at the
home of the brides sister in Kingston, N Fl :,
Monday afternoon. Thew will make their
giving day at Mr.. Riggs home here.
Paul Adams, Ruth Adams, Guy Atwood,
Florence Booth and Byron Smith have been
present at every session Of the school tenn
just closed and have been in season too. Mrs
Sherwin, teacher.
At the annual meeting of the Relief Corps
last Monday evening the following officers
were elected and appointed: President Mat
tie Woolley; senior vice president, Mary A.
Ballou; junior vice president, Carrie M
Davis; secretary, Addie Coleman; Treasur-
or, Pearl Willard; Chaplain, Hattie Chand-
Ter; conductor, Melissa Lee; guard, Julia
Spaul ling; assistant conductor, Julia Cram;
assistant guard, Mary Lake; organi.t, Hattie
b. Richardson; 1st color bearer, Frapces
Hunt; "a color bearer, Eliza Beard; Ord
color bearer, lisa Davis 4th color bearer, Ad-
die Abbott.
George Il. Waldron of Springfield did bust
ness in town last Saturday.
The iron bridge on Depot street has been
recently painted.
P R Carlton, who has been quite ill, is
somewhat better.
WAIpOIE ITEMS