The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-10-26

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Nv an automobile.
Edward Darby Of Housatouic,
Mass. was found hanging TO tree
in woods by hunters
Louis Paradies, 40, was Killed in
stantly at Marlboro, Mass when he
was struck by train.
The Odd Fellows grand lodge OF
Maine elected Willis f. Parsons Of
foxcroft grand master.
The lives of several rremen were
ENDANGERED when two motor ire
trucks collided at Waltham. Mass.
The first snow furry OF the season
occurred al Bangor. Me. with
considerable fall reported further
north.
David Kent. ~. was found dead at
Rowley, Mass. crushed under a
tree which he had felled in the or
chard.
The British steamship Bolton Castle
arrived at Boston from the lar East
with a cargo valued at more than 81,
goo : 600
Marshall r Davis, 81, sIbmaster at
the New Britain. Conn. high school.
died from infantile aralysis after two
days Illness.
Mrs Harry Keene Of Poland, Me.
was killed when an automobile IN
which she was riding shdded into a
ditch and overturned.
Boston is ready and willing 10 pay
husky laborers 81 so day TO work in
the street department and cant get
men to take the Jobs
Bangor Me Theological semi
nary, enc of the Oldest training |
schools for ministers in America,
celebrated its centennial.
The last contingent of New Hamp- |
shire militia ordered out for service |
on the Mexican border left the mo-
biization camp at Concord.
Thomas Conroy. 25, fugitive
from New York insane hospital,
was killed at Boston by falling Oe-
between two cars of a freight train,
Miss Margaret McGill of Newton
vile, Mass. was elected president
the New England History Teachers
association at its annual meeting at
Providence.
There are indications that the 1914
apple crop of Maine will be 80 per
cent greater than that Of last year,
although not equal to the bumper Q %
of 1914 in size.
John Abt, an employe of a New
Haven baking company, was aWardei
1882 20 compensation for the loss OF
two fingers in an accident at his place
of employment.
Announcement Of an Increase OF
s4O0 in the salary Of each full profes-
sor at Brown university, Providence
appears in the annual report OF
President Faunce.
Caribou, which disappeared from 9
he woods of Maine twenty years ago 6
nave recently been seen in large herds
Il the Allagash region. Hunters are t
orbidden to shoot them.
Carrie Cassavant, 3, thrust her
head between two bars OF the Glib,
hen twisted herself so that her body
ell over the side, and she strangied
o death at Salem, Mass.
Walter n knight of Bridgeport
1onn. president OF two large ammu I
lition plants, filed a petition in bank G
'uptcy. His liabilities are s93 900, c
lis assets being but $l700.
Edward G.. Morse, former post
master OF Lyndon, VT, and his wife
we're instantly killed when tncir
automobile rode over a fifteen-ioot
and turned over.
The largest registration in the his
DRY of the city OF Boston was report =
d when 1t was announced that II, 72S -
ames are TO be on the voting list for :.
he state and national elections.
Nails in the heels of a workmans If
hoes, coming in contact with nails hi
/ the floor Of the l.. o MERCER dry "
leaning plant at Lewiston, Me q
lade a spark which caused $1,000 +
re- el
More than fifty Republican news
aper editors OF New Hampshire were =, =,
ntertained at dinner az Manchcs-
n by Frank Knox, editor and pub n
sher OF the Manchester Union and i.
eader n
Boston Typographical union, No. X,
J, reached an agreement with the II
ewspaper publishers, as a result OF M
hch a new wage scale calling tor IN
! increase OF 81 week has been ia
.anted OF
The First Parish church. Clinton, ~
ass. observed the Tooth anniyers ,
v OF the erection Of the present -.
Getting house, the fifth built By the !,
irish since the Incorporation Of the
wn in 1862. /.