Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-21
NEARBY TOWNS.
CHESTER LOCALS.

Several of the members Oh oiiNV pfanch
lodge, f. 4 A. NJ, attended the uT,lleatlon
of the new Masonic lodge ROOM "' 'oelors-
vile last night.
The regular meeting OF the "oioeh cross
occurs tins evening
&c. Jones has been somewhat better
the past week for the past mouth ne has
been troubled severely with rheumatism.
Town meeting occurs one week Iro9neXt
Tuesday floating reports lh"ica'e hVely
time.
The concert given by St. Lukeas choir at
the Fullerton hall Monday evening was a
sure success A large sized auulehee was
present and the proceeds were good. The
music. which was all of high grade, was
eXceptionally well rendered ana Showed
the amount of training and practice that
had been given to make 1t success. AS
choir master, Mr. Davis the rector, surely
deserves the praise which he has received.
Rev. and Mrs. d. L. Sanford OF Bellows
Falls were in town Monday evening 70 at
tend the concert.
Dr.J.A A. Stevenson was called to Albany,
N Y. last Monday night to assist IN an OPP
Grafton on one of his patients, VINO was
sent to hospital in that city short time
ago.
VEL. Walker of Grafton was in town
last Monday in the interest OF the Green
Mountain telegraph and telephone line
E. A. Hall, who has been sick and con-
fined to his home for four weeks,l IS lmprov
ing and will be out soon. Mr. cummings
has charge of Mr.. Halls blacksmith shop
during his illness.
George S. Hilton has had siege of the
grip the past week.
Miss Annie NJ. Chandler was confined to
her home with the grip during last week,
Mrs. A. C. Bigelow, who has been i'll for
two weeks, is recovering
While telling tree in the woods last
Monday forenoon l.. II. Davis had his right
arm broken just below the wrist by a
| flying limb.
III. B. Booth is i'll with the grip and I'M
able to do but little work in his shop.
About 25 people from here attended the
play, "Way Down East" at Bellows Falls
| Tuesday evening.
Miss Helen Wiley, daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. III. G.. Wiley, has had an uncomfort-
able time the past week from throat
trouble.
j. A. Pollard, who has been confined to
the house portion of the time for three
weeks with inflammation of the eyes, is
better and able to be on the street.
The pupils OF the North street school not
absent or tardy during the past term are:
Ruth Damon, Beth Hazen Norman and
Hazel Richardson, Bessie Sargent, Jessie
Patnode, Fred Plimpton; not tardy during
the year, Lillian Adams, Arthur Bemis,
Thelma Ravens, Lawrence Hayens, Beth
Hazen, Lillian Holden, Ethel Prentiss
Norma and Hazel Richardson, Bessie Sar-
gent, Belle Wood, Eva and Gladys Blood
Jessie Patnode, Fred Plimpton. Beth
Hazen has not missed a day during the
year and Bessie Sargent but one-half day in
that time. Arthur Bemis and Thelma
Ravens have missed one-half day during
the past term and Norris and Ethel Prem.
tiss but one day for two terms. Lillian
Holden, Thelma Havens and Gladys BLOOD
have not missed word during the term
Gladys johnson has missed but two word
in that time. Bertha Benham has no
missed word for two terms.
Recent experiments show that all class
; of foods NAV he cOmD1etelV 6iuaSta6 n,