The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-01-18

iAH n0 E&E US gwen as the CAUSE
81 ,be uife ~ Worcester. Mass Of
Ge3e Hum ghfeS. CO. by hang
lG
Henry NJ Packard. 7e, who had
bcoa aaei In sace manufacturing
al Ala lu. Me. since 1866. died In
that lty
Thomas / Hajer 50, committed
suicl3c ri q burlington vi, hotel by
lar8ne No Appeared 10 be in ox-
couent financial circumstances.
Jsmca Walker, nieht Waterman a,
ne f q r Fairbanks shops al ST
IoHnhua. VT. was struck by a
shltnr IN the yards and instantly
Killed
James b. Hcwcy. clerk Of tho
Gnlrd states district court for
Maine. died at Portland OF heart
troalc Tie was born in Bath in
1851
uaaondeut because she had lost
$50 600 IN the stock marl,et after the
recent peace note Teak Miss Julia
7, srow, 20 committed suicide at
Boston
THE Whittier hotel 1t Hampton,
N. H. was destroyed by fire. The
building Yves unoccupied and the cause
Of ne FIRE Is mystery The loss is
sci 600
1hat Boston enjoyed a prosperous
year 10 1916 is indicated by the fact
that ros.u savings deposits in the
postpn postal district amounted to
Sc i62 2aG
4 bin was filed in the Vermont leg
islatare 10 abolish capital punish
ment. making life Imprisonment the
punishment for first and second de-
gree murder,
DR. Ceore c. Hale dropped dead
at Providence He was born at
Nashua, \ H.. in 1912, a direct de-
seenGant OF Nathan Hale Of Reyolu-
tiouay fame,
The Pawtucket. II, t., Master
BARRIERS association adopted a new
schedule of prices and will charge 80
cents for a pompadour haircut and 10
cents for shaving
Henry Sherwin. for twenty EIGHT
EIGHT years chief examiner of the
Massachusetts civil service commits
sion. died suddenly at his home at
AGED 80.
Pearl Moon, 49,, was shot and in
stantly Killed in the doorway Of her
home at WEXFORD Junction, r. L..
by Frank Eendrick, Jr. 30, her for
ner sweetheart.
Charles II. Hunnewell, SO, who
killed Alexander J Bryan in a quar-
rel at SomerVille, Mass, was SEN
fenced to from eight to twelve years
In state prison.
While sleeping on couch in the
kitchen of his home at Waltham,
Mass. Charles A. Hurley, 80. met
death by suffocation when gas
stove overturned.
Boston may be crowded city, but
the state homestead commission is
for the statement that there
are 1000 acres of unimproved land
within the city limits.
Thomas r. Nichols, 81, believed to
have been the Oldest printer in active
service in the United States, died ut
nis home at Lynn. Mass. A shock
contributed to his death.
Charles T.. Perkins, "a, former
president Of the Connecticut Bar as
ISOLATION, for many years head Of the
Hartford county bar, died at Hart
lord after six years illness.
Harold j Brady. So. locomotive
fireman was instantly killed at North
Berwick. Me-. when he was struck |
~ an overhead bridge and Knocked .
rom the tender of HIS engine.
Alfred Moquin, 10, committed sui
tide IA hanging himself in the Man
hester, n. H., police station be-
,ause he was Inundated al his ar
est for stealing can OF tomatoes.
A tobacco warehouse with $1,000
worth Of leaf in it. barn and len
read OF stock. n garage apd store
souse of Christopher Handel were
burned at Glastonbury, Conn The
oss IS Sl7, 900.
A freight train struck and killed
Thomas PaaaDel, Joseph Jincs and
amas Jires. who were wallcns to
york VI s5ast Deerneld. Mass. TIE
men were lahorers employed on
JOB.
Tic Harvard University Memorial
oclety fl taking steps to place On file
data concerning the actiH-
les Of al Harvard graduates CT I'M
who have seen service
IN the front in Europe.
a. II. Buxton Of Cumberland Gem
re-, Me-. who thirty years ago de-
lghted thousands OF rural folk with \
fs Gvtcpt tpuor Voice whom ha .ray-