The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-01
TERRYvILLE SCHOOLS CLOSE
 FOR ONE WEEK
Mary Luck Has High Aver- age in Senior
 Class

The funeral of Sherwood MacBur- ney. aged 69 years old, who died at his daughters home in Woods court on Monday morning of this week. was held this afternoon at 3:s0 o'clock at # the Congregational church. Rev Spencer E. Evans, pas tor of the church, officiated at the burial services. Burial was made in West Side cemetery in Plymouth.
 To Sponsor Contest
 Joseph Faith, manager of the Auditorium theater. is going to spon- sor another feature to be presented at the theater in the form of har- monica contest which will include all entries. The contest will be held on Saturday in connection with the feature pictures presented. All those who wish to enter this contest should make application at the store of the manager. Suitable prizes will be awarded the winners of the contest.
 To Undergo Operation
 Karl Beach of the Holt district, a member, of the Terryvflle High school, has gone to the Hartford hospital where he is to undergo an operation for the removal of the ap- pendix.
 Schools Closed To-day
 The schools in the town Of Ply mouth closed their doors for the o'clock. The schools will resume their former schedule next Wednes- day morning. The out of town teach CTS left early this afternoon to return to their home town. W
 The third semester of. the school year closed Friday afternoon of, last week. The marks of all the students were averaged up and report cards were issued. The marks of the mem- bers of the senior class in the Ter ryville high school were averaged up for the four years study. After tabu- Iating all marks 1t was found that Mary Luck had the highest average while John Swickles was second with but one point difference. Ths last term marks for the. seniors will not be counted unless there is doubt as to their average concerning grad uation.
 Edward Flynn of Main street is still confined to his home with a septic sore throat. His condition Is improved but 1t is in such condition to necessitate care.
 Good Friday services in all tue churches will be duly celebrated with morning and evening services. The factories of the town will close their doors for the day. The Terry ville Trust company will close it's doors also.
 Taxes are due. to-day but 1t Is doubtful whether many people will make payment due to the close proximity of the Easter season.
 The condition of Amos Lister, proprietor of the Lister Hardware store who Is undergoing treatment in the Hartford hospital, Is reported to be improved.
 Fred Norton of Agney avenue has taken a position in the employ of the Cooper Oven Therm ometer conn pany In Pequabuck.
 Carleton Callahan of Woods street. who is undergoing treatment in the Bristol hospital for pneumonia, Is re- ported to be greatly improved.
 The Weekly Whist club held a reg ular meeting at the home of Mrs Catherine Callahan of North Main street yesterday afternoon. Whist was played following the disposal of the regular routine business.
 Confessions will be held in the Conception church this evening. Communion will be served tomorrow morning at b:30 and again at the o'clock mass.
 The Terryvilie Furniture and Crockery Five won the last league game of the season at the Bristol Boys Club in Bristol on Monday night, This marks the termination of fairly good basketball season for the local boys.