The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-11-29

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receiver or he narae AMI Montpelier
VI Traction ana Power company was
withdrawn
rl4ou.a~ 4 Kelly al lynn. Mass.
WINS awarded SSG0t92 N his snit
AGAINST hrmonr & 90 keil, alleged
rhal the Armour company sold him
aiy,eei, 70 gla2c leather nnd thai the
glyrcfue spotted the leather. instead
II 2Ia7ng It
lamc~ " Dewitt md w /. Haynes
NJ Eostun we're killrd IN acllou. nc.
cprdiuy - tie list Of casualties among
Canadian troops overseas
Mrs Arihur W. Walker of Maiden,
Mass reported 10 the Maiden and
kycf police hat her handbag contain
in2 u $40 diamond prBdant and $40
III cash bad been stolen She accused
1u unidentified soldier whom she took
II her liWousine for nit" near Aver.
Jancs Loyle, 80, committed suicid.
NJ n0siun by lnhal'" z gas
Mnarice Gfihith was elecirocutcd
and three others had narrow escapes
~ ii llnlyoke, Mass min af the Whit
ing l'npcl company
Samuel Ward. president Of HE
Samu~ Ward company one Of the
largest Stationery lirms IN New Eng
land, diCd ~ his home ~ Newton.
Mass, where he was born IN 1913 He
WAS tbc hast Of eight generations Of
Wards VITO have lived IN Boston sinre
1916.
Mrs ,nna J. Nnlsh Of Salem,
Mass, died after being struck by an
Az the monthly supper Of The Mems
club of The First Parish, church Of
Lexington, Mass, six squash pies sold
ut auction for u total of SI0iW for
the Armenian fund.
John NJ Conner. 60, was found dead
In the yard In The rear uf "A hotel nj
Boston, having fallen from u window
Of his room.
All electric signs IN the business
section of l,rWkton, Mass. will be-
turned out al $40 y. N unless they
are in front Of stores lhnI Keep open
unlil ~ y. M in which event the
signs will be allowed to remain H.
until that hour.
For The second time in two weeks
The show window Of Y. Vorrnberg N
20. Boston was broken with stone
during the night and watches and
icwclry stolen.
William A. Reed GS. Of Thomas
on, Me-, dropped dead on the street
NJ Providence He was i retired man
ifactnrcr Of chemicals
Amos s. Crane, 60, general freight
'rallc manager OF the Boston and
Maine railroad, died after Il long ILL
less III his home ~ Weston, dass.
Gen johnston. commanding the de-
mt Of the northeast, strongly
me- Sos the sugge lion that the state
guard keep watch over the Boston
waterfront and other sections of
soaloard
Tie will - George NJ. rice ~ Wor-
ester. Iass., u 33d degree Mason.
makes requests nggrcgating about
10000 10 various Masonic bodies Of
Tho g. comic Home
# Massachusetts is made his "csidDs
ry legaiee.
Two printers, Frank Dumas and
inot SchuizeBborger, were killed IN
all from Manchester. N. H., power
ouse.
Joseph HOljen. who IN called by
ecrct service agents !, couterfeitcr
Of the old school" pleaded guilty az
BOSTON TO Eavr IN his possession
nd passilg 'phODy" hair dollars and
'as senteD' to ten years Of the
tlania pepiientlary.
Rev Frederick J.. Buckley. rector
I Trinity Episcopal church, Water
ury, Coz l., for the past twenty-five
ears, died In that city. IN church cir
les and the Masonic fraternity Buck
70 had wide acquaintance.
Robert Luce of WaItham was nom
,aie1 by the nominating committee Of
,e Republican Club n Massa chusetts
,r president Of The club for 1918
Many New England physicians and
snilsts accepted appointments carry
e commissions IN the officers re-
rive corps Of The eastern department..
en- prominent In the professions are
Guided In the Isl Of ncceptances
Judge Grant, IN the probate court
Boston. allowed the will Of Mrs
Igusta H. corbin, which left the res