The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-12-27

by the United states department OF
agriculture and viii have his head
quarters nj the state board Of agrt.
/ culture Boston.
Hon was paid 10 the American
sailors who went down with the T. =.
/ destroyer Jacob Jones, when me
mortal service was held on Boston
Common. more than 1000 men and
women taking silent part.
The old two-masted schooner omahs
was wrecked In Rockland. Me. har~
| Dor during storm when her lines
parted and she drlfted onto the rccks
The crew escaped.
Because she could no. continue To
been accustomed and because circrm-
stances were compelling her to earn
her own llylag. were reasons that
eaLscd Miss Nathalie King OF Allston,
Mass, to take her own life On tbs
e'c Of her DIST birthday, II IL be-
lieved
A section OF the new Dorchester
tunnel and the tunnel station io.nted
az Dorchester avenue and Brmiway.
South Boston, named the Brcld
station, is open to the public for The
first time.
Paul Ditlen. &C. was found dead at
Boston with rope around his neck,
hanging from gas pipe.
David y. Lovemoney, "A Springfield.
Mass, optometriss, was accidentally
burned to death In his garage while
working around his auto,
DR.. y. A. Cranston, 81, city physt-
clan Of Calais, Me-. died at his homo
after an Illness of three weeks.
IN the suit Of Frances u. Oev.rcli
AGAINST Frederick J Stark OF Boston
for a balen'.e OF $3.50 for tuition and
board for his daughter, Natalie, al tho
De;clell privat, French school. n Jury
at Boston returned a verdict for tie
defendant.
Boston Univcrsity's budget for this
year Is Si32 .40l. For the first time
since the "pay-as you.go" policy was
adopted five years ago, there will BIO
deficit, amounting TO Si6,728. In
spite Of careful cutting down Of ex-
pendltures.
A motor ambulance the gift OF re-
tail merchants Of Boston and their
employees, was presented to the state
by the retail trade board Of the B0s-
ton Chamber of Commerce. -
The New Age, published at Augusta.
Me, for over half century as a
Democratic weekly newspaper, was
solo to the Waterville Sentinel Pub
listing company of Watervile, Me-,
WHO will cobiinne Its publication.
Robert II. Clark committed suicide
al Boston. He was Harvard gradu-
ate With an A. M. degree.
William Glaucett, 60, and his
brother, John, IS, crippled by rheu-
mausm, died of exposure after their
shack AT Hingham, Mass.
was burneI to the ground as the re-
suit of lamp explosion.
william A. Hastings, former mayor
If Maiden, MISS, and for the past
year city comptroller, rendered his
to Mayor Blodgett
Franz l. Nichols, 70, senior partner
" the Nichols & Frost Dry Goods
company, Nashua, N. IT,, committed
suicide by strangling himself II il
iaid he feared going blind.
Fire and water caused $4,000 dam
ge TO the stock OF Ryan & White,
hoe manufacturers, pcal0dy Mass.
jamaRe % the building win not ex-
eed $1,000
Brown university has decided 10
horten its college year In order 10
meet The need for workers next sum
lcr ia various branches Of the ma
ional service
The Rhode Island Society Or May
over Descendants, at a meeting mt
pissed resolution which
.in be sent 10 the United STATES SEN
t. urging the expulsion If Senator
n Toilette. on the ground be IL a
ienacp 70 the welfare OF the country.
Grand Master Leon NJ. Ablou wiz
cad the grand Iodge Of Masous In
.aaehuseis another year lie vas
'ee&e a The annual meeting Of
& grand lodge.