The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-12-23

MIR. ana MIS- HoaB ROBERTS, all o.
Manchester Center, was solemnized a
st. Paul's Church on Saturday morn
ing last
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fassett, VIII,
have been residents here for the pas
two years, have left for Springfield
. VT, Mr., Fasse.t having been trans
ferred from the Offices Of the Colonia
Power & Light Co., in this village tc
the Offices of the company in that
place.
Pupils of the Manchester Center
4 Second Primary not absent during The
fall term: Mabel Hepburn, Raymond
Madison, Donald Mattison, Ernest
King; absent one half day, Elizabeth
Schermerhorn; absent one day, Helen
Adams and Dorothy Kelton. Mildred
Marshall, teacher.
An alarm of fire was sent in last
Thursday afternoon when a fire broke
out suddely in the home of b. j. He
bert. Mrs. Hebert was alone a. the
time and discovered fire on the top of
dresser and noticed some portierre
curtains afame. Helo was summoned
and the flames were soon put out.
From the way in which new sub
scribers' names are being handed in
by those wishing to make that form of
a c ristmas present, it would seem
that there are lots of our readers
friends away from home. There is no
better way of making some one happy
fifty-two times year than by sending
a Journal subscription to them. $150
ouside Of Bennington County,
Mrs. Carson Mechin, who was tax.
en- i'll recently, died Saturday last at
the home of friends in Canada where
she and MIR. Mechin went few weeks
since intending to spend the winter.
The body was brought to Manchester
Monday and the funeral was held
Tuesday in Zion Church. The burial
was in the Center Cemetery. The
bearers were C. B. Rowe, J. c. Heinel
Alvin Waters and Horace Fuller.
Those without an absent mark in
the intermediate School at Maachcs-
to- Center for term ending Dec. IT,
are as follows: Irene Belcher, Helen
Engstrom, Warren Adams, Raymond
Jessen, Ray Smith; absen. one half
lay. Robert Brewster, Julius Kohler,
Kathryn Healey, GIee Eddy; absent
one day, Addie Benson, Celia Graves,
Ruth Hettstrom, Sadie Shaw, David
Carver, Kenneth Reed, Maurice Utley. (
Berenice NJ. Hosley, teacher.
Report Of the Center Primary
School for the term ending Dec. 17th
Pupils of perfect attendance during
the term are Alfred Bushy and Ray |
mond Hebert; not absent during mem (
bership, Norman Hebert; absent one
day, Maynard Benson, Louise Zullo,
Cecil King; absent one and one half |
and Two days, Raymond Bushee, Rob
ert Beckwith, Louise Levin, Alexandra
Provan. Only u pupils out Of 81 were
tardy during the term. Ethel Z.
Derby, teacher.
DR.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Kelley are in
New York City for the winter where
the doctor is taking post graduate
course in Bellevue Hospital and the |
new Cornell research hospital. His
evenings will be spent on work in The
New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, one
of the largest institutions of its kind
in the country. By the way, President
Wilson has recently sent into the U.
S. Senate for confirmation The name of |
DR.. Linwood M. Kelley to be first
lieutenant in the medical reserve corps
of the U. S. Army, the doctor having
passed the examinations
recently held at Burlington. H'w're
We, lieut..
Pupils without an absent mark in
the Center grammar school for the
term ending Dec. 18th were. Marion
Crossman, Stella Stone, Frank Hep
burn, Howard Marsden, and Howard
Wilson. Alretta Belcher and Beatrice
Russell were perfect in attendance
Turing school membership. Chester
Cherbonneau, Louis Hosley and Irving
Pettibone were each absent one day.
and Hazel Whedon one and one-half
days. ,rhe highest general average in
the 9Th grade was attained by Howard
which was IS per cent. The
highest in the 7th grade was 81 per
zen. attained by Carl Hicks. Clara
NJ. Marden, teacher.