Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-24
CHESTER LOCALS.

Miss Belle Round, who has been on;0
i'll, is abb to be out again.
Miss K,ttie Hill spent Sunday at bs,
home in Mt Holly, ~
p, ii. Hadley and George r VALE, II
Bellows Falls were in town Saturday 10 y,
tend the funeral OF Mr.. Hilton.
f l.. Junkins was c,lled to Boston S,,r.
day by Il e serious illness of his aunt. NJ.
JOHN Wallace, who died Sunday evenn -
MIS- Junkins went to Amherst, N. n
Tue,dsy to attend the funeral.
Del Carlisle, who has been quite i'll b,,
recovered and resumed his work in the wran'
per iacto'y.
E d Bikiord has sold two dozen \,
bis celebrated gas lamps. They give ,bs
business places light like electricity.
E, A Bstchelder went to Wa ,b,aptor
D. G., Friday to see his son, Wallace N
Buchelder, who is under treatment At tho
insane retreat owned by the government
He found Wallace in a much improvaa
condition from what was exp, cted and ,..
able to enjoy avsit with him. There i,
much prospect o. q recovery.
The instslla n of the Ulcers of VJn;o,
comman derry, Cnited Order of Golden
Cross, takes place this Thursday evening
James Boy nton, who ha, been quite N
is better.
The supper given by the Henry G. A. R
and w. r. G. Tuesday evening was Wi
attend d Ju g. Hugh Henry Of Concord
was in town tor it
TIE Thermometer showed rise OF 70
d grees from Saturday morning to Mon.
d'y noon.
Nine members of Olive Bran,h lodge
F. Il A M were guests of the CenIre
Loo e. at Ru land last week Thursday.
The Fullerton ba, been run by sbopt
halt the usual force OF help the past wo
weeks, Among the sick was Jane, LON
ey, who has had seriou. attack of pneu.
monia. Charles Lockwood la. been Il.
and Mrs. Frank Patch.
The friends and relatives of the late
Henry Fullerton would b. glad to find
some OF the old books which may hsy
been sold at pub auction after the &c til
Ct Mrs. Fullerton at Chester few year,
ago. Especia ly woul they like TO cur.
the family Bible which, it is though,
through some NIT k may have been in.
cluded in the sale of other books and per
sonal effecs OF MIR. Fullerton Anyone
having sry inform t on conct rning a'y OF
these books or family keeps kes will coni,r
'avor by notifying A. N. Chandler at bis
flee in Full, rton block
THE LATE GEORGE L HILTON.
George L Fl ton, aged SO years, die
at the Lo~elt L Ike House, LoIdond, y,
Wednesday, January 16, after a short III
ness. Mr.. Hilton had been a resident Of
thi. town during bis life. He bal been for
many wears proprietor OF the b tel 8 the
lax during the summer season, sprI drg
bis winters in town, hut f'r the past *
years be had not lett the l,ke. MIR. Hi
ton had b IN co dial landlord and bi, Re.
sort bad been among the most popular IL
this part OF the county. He lett wit
and three chilt'en G. orge Hilton of TN,
place, Harry Hilton OF th. Lowell lax
'srm and Mrs. Flanders, wife OF DR.. Lou,'
Flanders OF Dover, N. H. Prayer were
said at the lake ouse a'r'r which the re-
mains were brought to this place whe {
service WAS held ia St l. ke's Epsrp.
church, Rev. j. 0. Davis off natlng The
membtr, OF Olive Branch lodge, F. & A
NJ, of which Mr.. Hilton was TO -merly
member, were in attendance The inter
ment wa, at Brook,ide ymetery.