The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-02-22

Z NhltIAH anu loHlFl tNt Nhil "a Over III
+ the manufacturer OF patent moii.
! cines and widely known for vati1ui
enterprises IN which which he wal
interested. died al Laconia, N. h.
He YVES rated millionaire.
Foster W. Stearns of Boston was
named state librarian by Gov, Mccall.
Mrs. Margaret Kane. rs. died at
Ioston as tho result Of falling down
stairs.
Dennis carey. II. was found frozen
to death in his rooms at Everett.
Mass
John Lugo is dead as q result OF q
gas leak at the works OF the Hartford
Gas company.
Henry s. Mower. for sixty years In
the hotel business. died ut Newton.
Mass. aged S4
Damage of $40 900 was caused by
a fire in the Buffum block in the busi-
ness district OF Keene, ~ II.
For the first time in twenty years
the cape shore line on both sides OF
Cape Cod was blocked with ice.
Potatoes were sold at Houlton.
Me-, for So rs a barrel, the highest
price ever paid in Aroostook county.
Captain Francis G.. French. II. .
rot ri aDrtInntalIv
shot and Killed himself at Rockland.
Me.
The Coronado hotel, Peaks island,
Me-, was damaged by fire which gut
ted dry goods store in the same
building.
The Gloucester, Mass schooner
Joseph p. Mesquita lost her captain,
Peter Richards, who was swept over
board in storm.
The New Hampshire governors
council confirmed the appointment OF
John T.. Allen of Keene to be u su-
perior court Judge.
Robert A. Nixon, 81, while testing
an arc light in Manchester. N. H.,
MILL received the whole voltage and
was instantly killed.
Captain George A. Rogers, "a, an
od-time ship officer, widely known
along the Atlantic coast, died at
North Tsbury, Mass.
Thirty dodgers in their night
clothes were driven out by fire from
he ToloI House, Manchester, N.
4. The loss is $4,000.
The Hotel Worthy, Springfield.
Mass. was partially flooded, causing
extensive damage, when water pipes
Iurst in twenty-one bathrooms.
After lingering in an unconscious
ondition for five days, Mrs. Martha
70, widow, died at Bev-
rly, Mass, from gas poisoning.
Six young children were rescued
rom the upper stories OF wooden
hree story block at Westfeld. Mass,
uring fire that did damage OF $G5O0.
Miss Celia Hurwdtz was killed be-
cath the wheels of an l. train in tho
oston tunnel when she fell from
victim OF dizziness.
Webster Hersey, 75, an invalid.
as rescued from his burning homo
| Pemaquid, Me-, short time be-
ire the house collapsed in flames.
Benjamin bernstein, found guilty
I setting fire to his house at Boston.
as sentenced to not less than four
I'd not more than five years In state
rison.
A break in the forty-ipch water
ain of the Metropolitan water WORKS
,oded district of Brooklne, Mass.
using several thousand dollars
image.
Frederick Douglass square, Boston,
rs formally dedicated with appro-
late exercises, II being one OF the
tures of the centenary OF the negro
oliticnist
Mrs. Sophia NJ Miles. n, ne
egs, was burned TO death In her
me at Rockland, Me-, when her
Jthing caueht FIRE while she was
.oEing her plge.
Fourteen Catholic priests Of Paw
cRet n. l., are signers Of reti-
N protesting against tho teaching
infant hygiene to sixth grade pu-
o in the public schools.
Catherine Golden, 8, YVES drowned
4 three other children rescued from
der broken Zee after a sled bFoHe
10 "a tie frozen surface Of the
,stic river at Arlington. Mass.
hIth tie largest catch Of fish ever
JDgit ito Bcston, the gtoam
wlcr earee dccRed 237. 800 pounds
fst, which was sold for Sl2 900.
e crew received s84 each for ten
ss work.
.he Nashua. ~ H.. small store
.rers. who Here ordered to close
ir stores 5ul3 days. while the drug
Is. selling the same Goods. could
~ open. won their fight with the
ice DC artmeut.