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June 18,1915 
~and Mrs. Geo. Northrup, 
— 
MANCHESTER 
Saturday, July 24, has been set as 
‘the date of the annual picnic of the 
local firemen. 
~ The band concert and fireworks on 
the evening of July 4th will be at 
Masconomo Park this year. 
Gordon B. Northrup, son of Mr. 
sridge st., 
was one of those to graduate from 
Wentworth Institute, Boston, last 
week. 
Funeral services for Samuel N. 
Lendall were held last Saturday af- 
ternoon from the Croweil Memortal 
chapel in Rosedale cemetery at Man- 
chester. Rev. Clarence Strong Pond, 
pastor of the Second Baptist churcn 
of Beverly Farms officiated. There 
were many handsome floral tributes. 
The school committee has appoint- 
ed Oscar F. Raymond as principal of 
the George A. Priest school. Mr. 
Raymond is a_ graduate of the 
Bridgewater Normal school and _ for 
the last year he has taught at West 
Newbury. His home is on Cape Cod. 
For the last four or five years there 
has been no principal of the Priest 
school, the duties being performed by 
the supt. of schools, John C. Mackin. 
The change is now brought about 
through the vote of the town last 
March. 
Fiac Day 1N MANCHESTER 
Flag Day was observed Monday 
and though not a recognized holiday, 
general recognition of the day was 
made in Manchester by a liberal dis- 
play of Old Glory. 
Public exercises were held in the 
Town hall in the evening, under the 
direction of Mrs. Julia Reed, pat- 
riotic instructor of Allen’ Relief 
Corps. The hall was moderately well 
filled and the program presented was 
greatly enjoyed. 
The exercises opened with the 
Arbella club girls marching to music, 
each waving an American flag. Al- 
fred S. Jewett, patriotic instructor 
Bievilien Post 67, G. A. R., spoke 
briefly, referring to the appropriate- 
ness of these exercises and the les- 
sons they were supposed to teaca. 
Vocal solos were rendered by Mrs. J. 
Warren Lee, Mrs. F. G. Cheever and 
Miss Dorothy Bohaker, and Miss 
Bohaker and Miss Ethel Andrews 
sang a duet. 
The Boy Scouts gave a drill under 
the direction of Playground Instruc- 
tor McCarthy. The address of the 
evening. was by Rev. A. G. Warner. 
The exercises closed with the singing 
of “The Star Spangled Banner” es 
the color bearers of the various or- 
ganizations waved Old Glory. 
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