The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-06-22

/ bttfN newspaper N1fH OF MaAHAHnu-
setts and New Hampshire by the To-
cal board OF trade.
A bolt OF lightning shot down me
chimney OF the residence of Frank
Saulnier. Reading, Mass. and,
emerging into room. struck and
paralyzed the right arm OF Mrs. Saul
nier and tore out through window,
taking panes and sash with Il.
William Sayacool, New Hampshire
Progressive national committeeman.
declares that the progressives will
swing their strength to Hughes.
After cutting his throat with razor
| Nicholas Weinart, AZ, ran about q
| Boston lodging house until he fell ex-
| hausted He died few minutes
later.
The postofiice at Saxton's River.
Vt. was blown open by robbers. A
registered letter. postal savings cer-
titicates and about 81 In money were
taken
Andrew Pellerin, Jr, 9. and Fred
eriek Pellerin Z, brothers, were
drowned at Portland Me. when a
boat in which they were playing over
turned
Missing since Aug. 2S, 1915, a mail
sack containing nearly 800 letters was
found in pasture by Jonas Lindqthst
of Gardner, Mass while he was
looking for lost COW.
Lexington. Mass, at special
town meeting, voted to. authorize
Moderator Bayley to appoint com
mittee of seven to consider the town
manager form Of government.
Charles II. Cow, deposed chairman
OF the licensing board for Boston,
forwarded his resignation as mem
ber OF the board to Governor Mccall.
The resignation was at once accepted.
The demand for factory space in
Portsmouth, N. H., by some big
shoe companies has started activities
on the part OF the board OF trade and
the Portsmouth Building association.
The strike of track workers on the
Boston and Maine system has been
settled An increase OF 10 cents o
day has been given the men, who
sought an increase Of 20 cents a day,
One man was severely injured and
eleven other passengers were bruised
and shaken when coal laden service
trolley car crashed into the rear OF an
open passenger car at Beverly. Mass.
Frightened away by the crying OF q
pet dog. q burglar left the homo OF
Charles Eager at Marlboro, Mass,
)nly to return about three hours later
ind secure small amount OF money.
Mrs. Herbert J. Gurney OF Quin-
~ was elected without contest for
PRESIDENT OF the Massachusetts State
federation of Women's clubs at t g
.wenty fourth annual session At
lynn.
Benjamin Radin and Harry Bro
leur, trousers manufacturers were
Irrested at Worcester, Mass, on
Irson charges as result OF fre
which did $4,000 damage in their
liant.
Special Officer Max Weinstein OF
he Boston Elevated railways plat
orm force died from dirk wounds, r
nd Antonio Disrist, a Spanish negro,
] held without bail on a murder
barge.
One hundred loomfixers Of the Pa :
ific mills. Lawrence, Mass. who
ave been on strike several weeks for
wage advance, returned to work.
o concessions we're made to them,
was said
Lester Leland as administrator won
verdict OF $l2 500 in his suit against
le Citizens Gas Light company oil
uincy for the conscious suffering
Id death OF Dr. Orren b. Saunders
Boston from collision OF autos
The submarine L-9 successfully
'mpleted her Official acceptance
ials off Proyincetown. She exceed
the speed requirements OF fourteen
lots on the surface and eleven knots
der water.
Lacar Lacareau was found guilty
arson and sentenced to state prison
r not less than three nor more than
e years for setting fire to a busi-
ss block in North Attleboro, Mass.
Ie loss was $40, 900.
Directors OF the Stoneham, Mass,
ltional bank are TO make up what
er deficit has been caused by EN-
elements charged against Harry A..
nes, the former assistant cashier.
W in jail for an alleged shortage OF
900
Governor Mccall sent to the execu-
e council the appointment OF
,tcher Ranney, lawyer, % be a
mber OF the Boston license board
succeed Robert A, Woods. He also
ignated Ranney to be chairman OF
board
'ertie Toy. a carpenter, had some
tn extracted by Albert l. Msckin-
b. a dentist One Of their num-
was alleged TO have gone down
throat. resulting in injury 70 bis