The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-01-16
,norNp THn STATE.

william MARI OF Barre was re
ieyed OF slT6 when be alighted a
Chicago Thursday. lie WAS hurry
INK to Denver when two pickpocketi
Intercepted him.
Goddard Semlnarys new alumni
lhAn, under construction since July
h now ia use. Ii is three stories
nigh aud Is built Of brick with gran
te trimmings.
The Rev. r. W. Irwin Of the frs
Baptist Church Of Rutland was pre-
sented with sl00 by his parishon
GERS Wednesday night as a New
ears present, and also had hi'
salary raised 800.
AT the annual meeting OF tht
bennington Battle Monument anc
Historical association, Col. OH
scott was reelected president Dur
ng 1912 the Bennington monument
as visited by 6,779 persons.
N. A. Hawley OF Cambridge has
ilen that is fighting the egg trust
The other day she gave him a
pheIoid the size OF large potato,
- measured Id inches by 6I2
and weighed about a quarter Of a
pound.
bennington town clerk has an
itll'ed ia his office a rectograph, a
suft of mechanical photographer
Snich reproduces hand written OF
ypeNritten documents for recording
In two days hunt Abe" Simoi.l
II Plymouth bagged four large black
,sars. His record for the fall aud
winter is IA foxes. ~ skunks. Is
seasles, seven mink and l0g musk
rat.
Goldle Goldstein. aged five years,
aas brought suit against John Goss-
Ter, chauffeur for William Crawford
81 Manchester, TO recover $4,000 be-
ause he ran her down last August
d broke her thigh. Gossler is
accused Of negligence.
Heroic efforts of neighbors saved
eugene Magoons new house at Bar
ae Friday noon. when but six feet
away small building containing
household goods was burned TO the
ground Mr.. and Mrs. Magoon were
10Th away.
President Emeritus James b. An
CELL OF the University of Michigan.
predecessor OF the late President
5uckham OF the University OF Yer
mont aud now dean OF American ed
Gators, has just entered upon his
18th year. Ten leading American
oilegcs and universities have con
erred upon him the degree of doc
or OF laws. He has been an author.
newspaper editor. minister to China.
commissioner negotiating important
oreign treaties. member OF the in
irrational commission on Canadian
isheries, chairman OF the Cana
llan-American commission on deep
9aterways from the lakes to the sea
and regent OF the Smithsonian in
stitution. besides resigning the ap-
Dointment OF minister OF Turkey.
Twcnv-nme persons were grant
ID citizenship papers at the session
ii United States court IN Montpelier
Wednesday while Is cases were con
tinucd for various reasons and -four
dismissed.
Mrs. George Cove fell at her
zone at Essex Junction at about
$50 O'Clock Thur day evening and
broke her left hip. Mrs. Cove broke
%" OF her ankles seven weeks ago
I'd had been able to be about the
.onse With the aidof crutch for
ID shugt time.
The sale Of between 1870 aud
$50 worth OF Red Cross Christmas
amps has now been reported in
ermoni. aud from the present out
sok he eale will be much larger
aan last year Az usual. Brattle-
oeo n far in the lead aud tho sale
acre viii probably reach s240.
Rcy. John n. Paige. pastor OF the
o. Day church IN burlington. an
Uauccd to his congregation there
,adsy tina, hs hoped TO start
- lrr church in Barre during the
sintsr The Every Day church
sotemcni Is growing IN Burlington.
wing 70 members. an against as.
rue year ago.