The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-06-22
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Londonderry % live with her niece.
Mrs George Rowley
F.. Raymond K Jessen u this village
has employment AZ the Equinox
House for the summer
F.. S. Marraret's Guild ~ Zion church
will meet with Mrs. Harold c Shaw
next Tuesday afternoon
Rev Joseph S Brown was IN Bur
lington Sunday and delivered a SER
mon IN one Of the churches Of that
city
The painting idea today is; First,
preservation; second. appearance At
Levin's at the Center, new paint, new
prices. Advertisement.
Free! On Tuesday, June 9th, we
will drain All crank cases and refill
with UNDERWAY Oil, free Of charge.
Colburu House Garage, Manchester
Center, VT. Advertisement.
II you are considering buying a
dress, a coat or a tailor made suit,
before going or sending out Of town
for Il, call at Levin's at the Center
and look over his stock II will pay
you. Advertisement.
Be sure 20 attend the big dance
under the auspices Of the Manchester
Base Ball Team TO be given on Mon
day evening, June 26th. Good music
Dancing from $50 to /. Opera House,
Manchester Center Admission 55c,
war tax included Advertisement
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter II. Shaw at
tended the Commencement Week err
ercises at the University Of Vermont,
Burlington, over the week end, re-
turning home on Monday. They were
accompanied by Howard Wilson and
Paul W. Buck, who had been in town
for few days with their parents
Among the students who graduated
from the University Of Vermont this
year are Julian Hard Shaw Of this
village, who received the degree Of
Bachelor Of Science in Commerce and
Economics, and William Thomas
Burns Of South Dorset. Mr.. Burns
received the degree Of Bachelor Of
Science in Mechanical Engineering.
On Saturday, July LIST, an oil stove
demonstration will be held at Hemen-
ways store, Manchester. The New
Perfection with Superfex burners will
be shown as well as the regular line
Of Perfection Stoves. All are cordial
ly invited to come in during the day.
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Mrs. Ruth Wells, wife of Frank
Wells Of this village, died Of pulmon-
airy tuberculosis on Wednesday, June
14th, at her home here. She had been
suffering with the disease for over a
year. The deceased was born in Nova
Scotia in 1884. The funeral was held
on Saturday with burial in the Gene
terry in this village.
The Christian Endeavor meeting
next Sunday evening at $3.50 will be
led by Inez Harris. The topic is
Duties, What They Are and How to
do Them" On this occasion reports
and impressions Of the county conven-
ton will be given. As there is no
evening preaching service, please
make an attempt to support the
young people in this service. All are
welcome.
Pupils Of the Center Primary |
School having perfect attendance for
the spring term ending June 10th are;
Glenn Beckwith, Howard Eddy, Hen
ry Hall, Francis King, Tony Zullo.
Absent one-haf day: Ruth Taylor,
Gertrude Levin. Absent one day:
Gladys Fisher, Minnie Lockwood,
Barbara Shaw, Herbert Bell, Robert
Mattison. Absent one and a half
days: Mildred Healey Esther Kamber,
two days; Marjorie Batchelder, James
McDevitt, Roscoe Bolster Pupils
having perfect attendance for the
year: Glenn Beckwith, Henry Hall;
absent one day: Howard Eddy; three
days, Ruth Taylor; three and half
days, Tony Zullo.
The percentage Of attendance in the
Center Grammar SCHOOL, for the
spring term was 81. Those perfect in
were: Gertrude Healey,
Maude Wells, Edythe Taylor, Mayn-
ard Benson, Raymond Bushee, NAL
,olm Couch, Ernest King and Rob
ri Beckwith. Absent but one half
lay, Harriet Rastall, Louise Hicks,
Tony Lorenzo, Cecil King and Ronald
MCGOWAN. Absent but one day, Lynn
Walker. Clifford Jennings, Irene
3ushee and Betty Thorp Gertrude
Iealey. Maude Wells, Ernest King,
Maynard Benson and Malcolm Couch
ave not had an absent mark during
he year. The highest attainment in
through the year was
1ade BY Louise Hicks, IS per cent,