The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-01-13

ling, the interment being in East Dor
SCI. The home Of Mrs. T. Z. Larki
was opened for the reception Of tn
funeral party and where the remain
were taken on their arrival here Mrs
Stuart was sister-in-law of Mrs
larkin. Those who came from New
York with the remains were James +
Stuart, DR.. and Mrs. George X. Stu
art, Mrs. T. +. Larkin, and Mr.. kin)
and daughter, Mr.. King being /;
brother Of the deceased.
At the meeting Of the Congrega
tional Church Wednesday afternoon Of
last week the following officers wer,
elected for the current year: Moder
ator, Rev. S. X. Perkins; clerk, W. X
Hard; missionary committee; Rev S
X. Perkins, James Brooks, w. r
Hard, +. H. Hemenway, Mrs Z l. Wy
man and Mrs. Loveland Munson; Sun
day school supt, James Brooks; asst
supt., Rev S. X. Perkins; secretary
and treasurer, Miss Anna B. Buck
asst. secretary, Miss Bertha Kelley;
ushers chief, A. NJ. Reed, Paul Buck,
Roger Perkins, r. X. Edgerton, John
jackson, DR. Il. +. Pierce John F.
futile George r. Hemenway and J
Rutherford Stone; member of the adj
visory board, Chas. n. Hawley. Sup
per was served at O'Clock and after
The supper was disposed of the an
nual meeting of the church society
was held. Hon. D. X. Simonds was
chosen moderator but in his absence
W. r. Hard presided; George Smith
was chosen as clerk, Geo. l.. Towsley
as treasurer. The prudential commit
tee consists of George Smith, G. l..
Towsley and +. E. Fish.
BURR AND BURTON NOTES
Mr. Mead, the well-known dramatic
reader, has been secured to give "The
Man from Home" at the Gymnasium
Wednesday evening, Jan. 10Th, at 1880.
This is the play that made William
Hodges reputation. Mrs. Brooks will
assist. The entertainment will be Civ
ri under the auspices of the Y NJ. G.
A. and the proceeds will be applied to
a fund which the Y. NJ. c. A. is plan
ming to raise for contribution to the
state Y. NJ c. A. fund now being sub
scribed to keep Mr. Bristol, Interna-
.ional Y. VI. c. A. Secretary, at his
post in his splendid work at the front
n the French army. Mr.. Mead's rep
ltdtion as one Of the finest readers in
he country is well known. The well
;nown play to be rendered is of alb
.orbing interest, and the object a most
worthy one. Tickets can be obtained
rom students or at the drug store.
25 cents.
SEMINARY TO COMMENCE JAN. 10
The winter term of Burr and Burton
Seminary will open Tuesday, Jan. is,
fter unforeseen delays in the repairs
instituted during the Christmas vaca
ion.
The delay is annoying but unavoid-
bic. The compensation, however,
utweighs any temporary inconven-
ence. An additional boiler has been
making a very efficient two
nit heating plant, with the obvious
dvantage of heating the building by
ne boiler alone when emergency or
require. Scarcely less
Important is the entire changing of
he radiating system, the putting in of
lrger mains and the consistent bal
ncing of the whole system in accord
nee of the best principles of modern
p-to-date plumbing.
When completed, the building with
le extensive improvements of the last
w years will be one of the best APP
Dinted educational plants Of its class
the state. The delays resulting will
acessitate the shortening of the
ring vacation TO make up for time
ST.
MANCHESTER CENTER
Glenn Martin and friend Of Shafts ,
Try, were in Gown Friday.