The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-02-24

Worcester. Mass Ito lett au estate
OF 81 900 GOO ai 10 his family
unWrapped and unetothed. tho
body OF a female infant was found 10
an ash can on q Boston street
William +. Wiley, IS. one Of the
best known Ciul war veterans in
Massac chusetts. died at his home at
Peabody
Three hundred youthful delegates
marched in a street parade al Fair
field which marked the opening OF
the first annual conference OF Maine
schoolboys
Arthur G. Tapley, whose railroad
gospel services We're for many years
an annual occurrence of great inter-
est to railroad employees Of New Eng
land. died at liayerhlll, Mass.
aged 12.
The bill wpng out the Massachu-
setts state house building commits
sion was passed to be engrossed IN
the house by vote Of lOl to 10.
Mrs. James Cuthbert escaped from
her home al Warwick, Il. L. which
was destroyed by fire after she had
been aroused by a dog that Jumped
upon her bed
Eben Carpenter, 76 who led sew
eral guerilla attacks during his SER
vices in the CiWl war while fighting
under Sheridan and Burnside, died
at Maiden, Mass
The West End Street Railway OF
Boston asked the public service COM
mission for authority to issue 81 $780,
600 of bonds, 10 be used to retro
bonds that expire next summer.
Ralph r.. Kalock, Rocaand,
Me. business man, committed sui
eide by shooting He had been de-
spondent.
Arthur l.. Millett of Gloucester
as a member OF the Massa-
chusetts fish and game commission,
Rev. Charles f. Dole, for forty
years minister OF the First Congre-
gational Society, Unitarian, OF Ja-
maica Plain tl}ostonl has rendered
his resignation.
John Olala, a young man In an ad-
vanced stage OF tuberculosis, COM
mitted suicide by cutting his throat in
q Fitchburg, Mass hospital.
Three firemen were injured dur *
a fire at North Attleboro, Ma
which destroyed the Kendall block.
rhe loss is set at $50 900.
Norman Smith of Waltham, Mass,
aged 8. was awarded $4,000 by jury
n his suit against the Middlesex and
Boston Street Railway company Tor
INJURIES received by being struck by
car
Deputy Health Commissioner Shea
officially that Boston's near
,pidemic OF grip has passed.
Oak Farm of Cohasset, Mass.
,wned by G.. w. Barron, won the
Ionor in the 2-year old class for milk
PRODUCTION, according TO the official
ecord of the Guernsey club,
Benjamin +. Downs, president or
he New Bedford Typographical
nion, and a well known figure at
International Typographical union
died at New Bedford.
lass
With gas escaping from an open jet
q the chandelier, Miss Marie Hig
ins was found dead in bed in her
ONE at Boston
Roland J Libby, charged with
in causing the death OF
larry H. Day at Boston, was sent TO
psychopathic hospital for obserya-
on
Angus Newell Of Boston, an lee
utter, was struck by train at North
ndoyer, N. II and instantly killed.
The three members OF the Boston
oard OF port directors are on record
favor OF the abolition Of their Jobs
nder the recommendations In the
)yernor's inaugural.
The New Bedford, Mass textile
JuHtll hDltu tD Chli blflhS III a.
le mills OF the city TO enforce the
smands OF the unions for a 10 per-
mt advance In wages
Morgens r. Tolstrup of Ames, Ia.
as appointed market investigator OF
ermont.
Arthur II. II Bang OF Brookline,
ass filed a voluntary bankruptcy
,tltion. He owes $2G, 1853. He gives
s occupation as dealer
While clearing the snow from the
OF OF a house at Boston, William
Sartz. 2S, fell to the street and
is killed
President Wilson nominated Red
ond s.. Fitzgerald 10 be assistant
,praiser OF merchandise and Gus
ms collector at Boston
Edward kenneally, 5S, died from
juries be received when he tumbled
adlong into the hold Of the steam
ip Atlanta at Boston
The body OF MatteO Luca. 20. was
ind in the ruins oi Boston build
, Quilted by fire He had been SUI
.ated BY smoke
Twenty persons were driven to the