The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-04-04
MANCHESTER CENTER


Miss Marion G. Botsford returned to
Rupert. Saturday.
William Rursey is working Tor The
Standard OIL Co.
Mrs. II NJ. Swift and Mrs Earle s.
Marsh were in Rutland Wednesday
f. o. Eddy has opened the Colyin
garage and Is doing a good business.
Mr.. and Mrs Ellison have come TO
the village 10 live with Carson Mcchin,
Lawrence Ventures spent Easter with
his parents, returning to Boston on
Monday
Al the Saturday afternoon service
In Zion Church three infants were
baptized
Miss NJ Louise Wyman, who spent
her Easter vacation at home, returned
TO New York Saturday
Charles Sykes and r. b, Gleason are
building a garage on land purchased
Of Mrs. Maria Tobin.
Lorimer H. Brown was home for
Easter Sunday, returning TO Middle
bury College Monday evening.
Miss Edna NJ. Way was recent
guest Of relatives in town She re-
turns TO Saratoga this Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Elwcll of
Springfield, Mass, are guests of Mrs.
Elwcll's mother, Mrs Carrie Turner.
Mrs. Jennie Scott Of Bennington,
who was a recent guest Of friends in
town returned home Sunday evening.
Miss Mildred Crcssey, who is teach
ing in Bcllngham, Mass, is spending
part of her vacation with friends in
town.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
meet with Mrs, A. f. Smith Friday
at p. m. Hope to see every member
present
The children Of Hon. and Mrs. +. II
Holden of Bennington, were recent
guests of their grandmother, Mrs. J.
A. Thayer.
Rev. Joseph S. Brown was in Rut-
land attending the semi-annualn meet
ing of the board of the Vermont State
John Balch was in Bennington 10
attend the funeral of the late ]. ID.
Curtis of that place, an army com
rade.
The Red Cross Society will begin
holding their meetings again in the
vestry of the Baptist Church, Wednes-
day, April 3rd.
Judge H. N. Shaw had bad tarn
On Monday night and DR.. c. II. Beech
ar of Burlington, was called Tuesday
n consultation.
The West road school closed Friday,
March 10Th. Pupils in full attendance
or the entire term without an absent
mark, Arthur H. Remington, aged 7
ears.
Regular services at the Baptist
Jhurch next Sunday morning and cv-
ming. The Lords Supper will be OBJ
erved at the close of the morning
ervice.
Thursday evening, April 18th, the
aides Aid Of the Methodist Church
viii hold a supper and apron sale in
he church parlors. Price Of supper,
5 cents
The Easter concert given by the
BAPTIST Sunday school last Sunday
vening was in every way enjoyable
large attendance, a large collection,
nd the children did extra well. A
reat deal of credit is due the leader
tho had it in charge.
The pupils Of the Center informed
tie school without an absent mark
Or the term ending March 29th were:
label Hepburn, Esther Nelson, Louis
orenzo, George Marley; absent one
alf day: Cora Perry; Absent one day:
ouise Hicks, Gertrude Hcaley, Abram
enerous; absent one and one-half
avs: Ruth Holt, Pauline Carver; abb
ent two days: Nellie Zullo and Eva
origuzzi. Average daily attendance
4. Berenice M. Hosley, teacher.
Attendance report of the Center
rst primary room for the winter
,rm ending March 20, 1918. Pupils
full attendance: Helen Elmer, Mari
a Bolster, Beatrice Madison, Perry
ushce, Lewis BUshcy, Eugene Col
tie, Harold Giddings, Fred Giddings,
Gorge Licdtke, George Mallory, Al
,rt Reynolds During membership,
Ipis absent ono day Alfred Bushey;
le and one-half days, Marjorie Full
r; two days, Gladys Wells; two and
le-half days, Norman Hebert Nine
en- pupils had no tardy marks dur
2 the term. Ethel r. Derby, teacher.