The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-06-29

A white whale. the first Of the Kin,
caught in Massachusetts waters in a
least twenty years. was brought Z,
| Boston from Cape Cod Il is abou
eighteen feet long and weighs $50,
pounds
Miss Laura Leonard principal oi
the West grammar school, ended her
forty fourth year as teacher In the
Maiden, Mass. schools with the
closing Of the schools for the summer
vacation
Admissions by Lucius Robson
cause the Maiden, Mass police 10
believe that Mrs Maryett r. Smith.
". who was found dead in bed in her
home In that city, died from fright
when Robson broke into the house.
The New England sanitarium IT
Stoneham is institutng proceedings
TO avoid paying taxes, on the ground
that 1t is charitable institution. The
purpose is to try out law passed BY
the Massachusetts, legislature in 1915.
Albert H.. Watt, Newton. Mass.
will have TO pay the $l5 900 verdict
awarded Ralph II. Herrick, Boston,
by Jury for alternating the affections
of Herrick's wife. by a decision OF
the supreme court overruling Watts
exceptions.
The French war horse mart al the
Union Market stockyards at Water
town provided i25 mounts for tho
Massachusetts militia, enough, II is
claimed, to make up the shortage OF
cavalry horses. The horses were
picked from herd OF 1900.
Receivers were appointed for the
Sichel Provision company, Boston.
The plant OF the Shirley me
Lumber company was burned. The
loss is $50 900,
Daisy Higgson. IA. was instantly
killed at Billerica, Mass, when an
struck her.
Lawrence McGuinness, 23, OF Con-
cord, N. H.. was drowned by the
Dverturning OF canoe.
Miss Emma Russell 30, OF Bangor,
Me-. WAS fined s. and costs for mutt.
ating United States flag.
While fishing in canal at Law
-ence, Mass. Chester Kenney. d,
ell into the water and was drowned.
Dairy Commissioners Davis OF YER
mont announces the expenses OF hiI
department. have amounted to $92. 900
n the last two years. A.
The Hillcrest, hotel at Temple-
on, Mass. which was about to be
'pened for its summer season, was
urned. The loss Is S5l 900.
William Ploss, So, Of Manchester
| H., died FROM fracture OF the
kull caused by falling from lad
er while shingling his house. :"
r. b. Moffat, New York lawyer.
as instantly killed when his automo-
lie sMdded and turned turtle on
ighway near Southington, Conn.
Henry w. Keyes OF Haverhil an
Dunced his candidacy for the Repub
can nomination for governor or
ew Hampshire at the primaries in
sptember.
Harvard went out ahead OF Yale, 65
ctories TO 81, in the baseball series
all time, incidentally winning the
10 series in straight games, TO z
d to /.
Notice has been sent out against
cashing OF postal money orders
mbered "a 60l to 20 900. which
ire stolen from the postofice at
ncord, Vt.
Despondent because her II year old
lighter was held for the grand Jury
larceny charges, Mrs. Elizabeth
Nuttali, IS, took her own life ~
X. /.
The body OF man about 40 years
found fioating In the Merrimack
er has not been identified. A sig
ring with the initials NJ. =. fur
hes the only clue.
red Robinson 13, and Comarra
'etto, an Italian missionary who
d to rescue the boy, were
wned, following the capsizing OF a
oe at Milton, Mass.
Irs. Frlda Lohr, Norwegian
nan, and Lief Norman, who ng-
In a sensational elopement to
United States. were deported by
ton immigration officials.
gorge Hickox, clerk in a Boston
odical store, charged with man
ehter in connection with the
ting Of li-year-old Kenneth
RS, was discharged in court.
he Masons Of Salem dedicated
$50 coo temple, the ceremony
2 In charge Of Grand Master
Ison Of Massachusetts assisted
he officers OF the grand lodge.
ss Blanche MORN Of Boston. ua0
injured when an autOmoBtls
N by Ernest W. Cox Of Boston
struck bY a train AT West grar