The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-04-13
GEORGE c. HOWE GEORGE oRvIs

dark his horses were frightened b,
a motorcycle and SHE'D in such !
way as to throw both down one falling
on the other and crushing its life out
The commissioners of the Manches
ter Center cemetery have secured the
services of Charles +. Bell as sexton
He is prepared to do all kinds Of work
in the cemetery putting in founda.
tons for monuments, grading, OF
moving of lots.
Attendance of pupils in the Cente'
primary school for the term ending
March 81 Perfect attendance, Ray
mond Bushee, Norman Hebert; absent
one half day, Richard Elmer; absent
one day, Louise Zullo, Maynard Ben
son, George Nelson; absent one and
one halfs days during membership
Esther Nelson, Rebecca Davis, Eugene
Collette; absent two days, Isabel Holt,
Alfred Bushy Ethel Derby teacher.
The funeral Of Mrs. Clyde H. Bry-
ant, who died at her home here on
Saturday last, was held from the Bap-
fist Church, in which she was married
only two months since, on Monday af
ternoon and was very largely attend
ed Rev. Mr.. Dawson Of Burlington
ofiiciated, and was assisted by Rev. S.
X. Perkins of the Congregational
Church, Rev. w. j. Chapman of the
Methodist Church, and Rev. W. Fl.
Bamford of Zion Episcopal Church.
The bearers we're Earle S. Marsh, r.
Burr Gleason, Albert J. Hicks, Earle
f. Storrs, Edward Bryant and Norm
an Marsden. The interment was in
the Center Cemetery amid a profusioa
Of flowers. Among those present
at the services from away from town
wer Dir. and Mrs. Luther A. Brown
of Portland, Me-; Miss f. Hamilton Of
Dorchester, Mass; Mrs. +. Parks Of
Schenectady, n. y, Rev. c. w. Turner
of North Bennington; Mrs. Adolph
ALBERT of Wallingford, Miss Mary A.
Archibald Of Proctor, and Miss Jean
nette Sparrow of Orange, N. Y.
MANCHESTER DEPOT
W. X. Rennet and Il. ?. Bennett
were in Troy Monday last.
Irving Pcttibone is spending a few
days in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. N. Eldred are
spending two weeks with friends and
in Troy, and Bennington.
John Didlon has moved his family
to the tenement on the Sherwin farm
formerly occupied by A. L. Jenkins.
Messrs. +, +. Human, +. Fl. Walker,
J. W. Fowler and 0. X. Bennett were
in Troy and Albany, Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Chesbro and daughter,
Kathleen, Of Warner, N. H., spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Fri Rich.
Miss Elizabeth Perry has returned
10 her duties as nurse at the Albany
Hospital after being here week, car
ng for her sister, Mrs. Joseph
Bushee.
Herbert Bell, who has been living on
.he Ames farm at the Center for the
past two years, has moved TO Barnum-
Vile and will work this coming year
or f. M. Taylor.
Henry Burleson will move from Mrs.
Iawrence's house tothe Hicks tene
nent about May LIST. Mrs. Lawrence
will 90 to housekeeping again in her
,Wn home.
Battenkill Valley Grange will have
ugar social at their rooms on Friday
.vening, April 14th. All are invited
0 be present and enjoy a good, sweet
ime. There will be music, too.
Miss Ruth Walker, who has been
pending the past month with Mrs.
harrison Tiffany at her home in
BROOKLYN, N. y, returned 10 her home
n this village on Monday last.
The fishing season will open official
Y on Saturday, the 18th inst. Have
GU your license yet? The old 1915
censes do not 20 and you have u
ave one Of the this years ones in
rider to do any legal fishing. Keep
our eyes out for the wardens.