The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-08-16


Nationals. died from tuberculosis,
William i,rown 81 an assistant
steward. Was dyowaea n Newbury, :,
Mass. when canoe overturned.
Norman Storey. rs. and Angus
Parker. 10. Of Plymouth. Mass.
were drowned when boat over
turned.
While playing en- the banks OF the
Neponset river ri l'oslon. Ellen Bud
Wits. Z, fell into the water and was
drowned
Miss Clara Marble Of New Haven
died at P!,tsG11, Mess, of a frac-
tured skull received when an automo-
bile overturned
MIR is now - cents a quart all
over Boston The lIeod company Is
the last of Greater Roston dealers to
advance to u cents.
Fire in n freight toase at North
ampton. Mass. destroyed the build
ing and contents and ten loaded cars.
The loss is 500 900.
James McGrath, 4 was playing on
the roof OF a freight car at Manches-
ter, n. H., when he fell to the
ground and was Killed.
Antoine Brilliant, s. was decapi-
tated while at play In the railroad
yards at Salem. Mass. Both his
hands were also cut Off.
Six masked men entered the Mead
owbrook Country club at Marieville,
r. l.. and robbed eighteen men, who
we're sitting in" at a game. OF $12,-
600.
Reginald Goodwin, 20, a sailor on
the steamship Prince Arthur, was
killed at Boston when he was struck
by a hoist and knocked into the hold
of the ship.
David w. Simpson. Boston ship
ping broker, was elected president OF
the Boston and Gloucester Steamship
company to succeed Henry M. Whit
ney, resigned.
Mrs. Elizabeth Moses, 35, of Goffs-
town, N. H., shot herself through
the heart, dying instantly. Il did II
for spite" was the only explanation
she left in a note.
Fire in the lumber yard of John
L. Mitchell at Nantasket, Mass.
which caused sl2 900 damage, for q
while threatened TO wipe out num-
ber of summer cottages.
The Harvard infantile paralysis
reported that 1t has cared
Tor 1114 infantile paralysis victims In
60 cooperation with the Massachusetts,
state department of health, since last
November, :
st. GATHERINGS chapel the portable
church which Colonel Logan OF the
Ninth Massachusetts regiment gave
o the regiment last summer In Tex
is, will 90 to France when the regi-
nent sails,
Mrs. LEONARD Flanders. 4S. wife
" a lumberman OF Warren, N. H..
md her 13-year- -old son, Earl, were
iilled when train struck the car
iage in which they we're driving at q
crossing.
The ban has been placed on the sale
4 liquor to persons in bathing suits
{ Nantasket Beach, Hull, Mass. fol-
owing the discovery that soldiers and
ailors after going in swimming went
D liquor pavilions.
A contract to cut 10, 900 cords OF
and 1000 900 feet OF logs
DR. the American Realty company II
he Rangeley, Me. district has bee
iken by Thomas Tague and A. l..
avage Of Dead River.
The body Of Alice Bradshaw, the
tile cripple believed to have been
Iurdered July because she was
other. was found on the border OF a
nall swamp about mile from her
Ither's house in Lyndon, Vt.
The discovery that two of the Ger
an seamen interned at Gallups is
nd, Boston harbor, were afflicted
ith typhoid fever, led to their re-
oval TO a marine hospital and the
OF the other 270 prison
s..
The ~, 900 Lynn. Mass, shoe
orkers who were locked out OF TWEEN
shoe factories fourteen weeks ago
tied to empower their councils to
axe an agreement with the manu-
cturers for a term Of three years
ID TO leave trade disputes to the
ate board Of arbitration after the
nding price lists are adjusted.
The sum OF 800 was found In the
serted Tucker cottage at Maiden,
ass. The money was hidden under
false bottom In clothes basket.
RS. Charles Tucker died in 1907 and
e cottage had been closed ever
ice.
A suit alleging alienation OF arec-
ms and seeking damages OF 81 ,000,-
was filed al Boston by Frank y.