The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-06-24
The Toggery Shop

Bovey, Carl Boyey, George Bovey, ana
Daniel Wideawake. Della Hanley
teacher.
The teachers and scholars Of the
grammar and intermediate schools OF
this village had a picnic with their re-
spectiye teachers, Mrs. NJ. +. Bur
roughs and Miss Jennie Stone on Fri
day last, II being the closing day Of
school. The primary department, Miss
Ethel Carpenter teacher, had their pie
mic the week before.
The Equinox House is enjoying
splendid patronage for this season
having opened with one Of the largest
if not the largest opening crowds ~
the history Of this popular house. The
season has every promise Of being Q
splendid one, not alone in Manchester
but throughout the State as well. This
year should be Vermont's banner year
Roll Of honor in the primary depart
ment of the Village school: Those who
did not miss a day or were not tardy
for the term: Susie Williams, Mary
Margaret Regan, Frank Lathrop, Rog-
err Wilcox. Averages between 90 and
go: Katherine Stone, Susie Williams
Virginia Smith, Roger Wilcox, Frank
Lathrop, Winthrop Bacon. William
Towsley had an average of 80 and
thereby won the St. Nicholas for next
year. Ethel NJ. Carpenter, teacher.
The following, taken from Spring
field, Mass, paper, will be Of interes,
to many people of this village as Mr.
Henderson was for four years assist
ant steward at the Ekwanok County
Club: "Wililam +. Henderson, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Henderson
Of 81 View Street, Holyoke, Mass.
who was reported Thursday among
the missing from the Canadian con-
tingent in France was 26 years Of age
and was born in Holyoke. He gradu-
ated from the grammar schols and at
tended the Williston seminary for four
year and was. aamember Of the basket
ball team. He also was manager OF
the track team and a member Of the
football team. For time after leav-
ing Williston seminary he worked in
South Carolina and about five years
ago went to Cobalt, Ont. He enlisted
last fall in the 4Sth Canadian High
landers and went to England with his
regiment. He went to the front in
March and postcard dated March 10
was the last heard from him by his
parents. He leaves, besides his par
ents, a brother, John in Holyoke, and
two sisters, Margaret and Jessie at
home and sister, Rita, in the Valpar-
also University in Indiana"
MANCHESTER CENTER
Miss Clara Marden is visiting in
Londonderry.
Charles B. Rowe and A. H. Botsford
were in Burlington Tuesday.
Ethel Kerr is spending a few days
with DR.. and Mrs. f. L. Wyman.
Mrs. Agnes Rideout was in Rutland
Monday to attend the funeral Of rel
alive.
Clarence Ford Of Colgate univer-
sity, is home for his summer vaca-
ton.
Regular service at the Baptist
Church next Sunday morning and
evening.
Richard Hartman is spending few
DAYS in Williamstown, attending the
commencement exercises Of Williams
College
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Zion
Chruch will meet Thursday with Mrs.
Irving Conner.
Francis Hanlon spent Saturday
evening and Sunday with relatives in
Troy, N. Y.
A number Of young persons from
here attended the dance at Dorset last
Friday evening.
The Fire District No. Tax List Of
Manchester Is now in the hands of the
collector II. j. Fuller. adv.
Remember the County Sunday
School picnic 10 be held in Arlington
on Friday Of this week.
Miss Gertrude Shaw is home from
the New England Conservatory Of
Music. in Boston for the summer.
The Service Club viii meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. L. j. Gala
han. Note the change in the day.
John Haskins. Mrs Rose Shaffner,
and Mrs. Waite Hicks of Granville, N.
Y, we're in town Sunday to attend the