The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-11-22

discharged The charge entering hi
en- leg
Captain Alfred A. Galiano. perhap
he best known steamboat captain II
New England. died at his home a
tInil Mass, aged 80,
Rufus n. Elwell az Exeter. n. H.
was appointed state Insurance com
missioner of New Hampshire To sue
'ecd l,obcrt j. Merrill Of Concord. 70
signed
! A petition IN bankruptcy was flee
by Renson 4 Macleod. builders. oI
\ Arlington, Mass. Liabilities are sci
forth ~ Sl59.i02
Philip Billings 10. was killed nj
! Allenstown. y. H.. by the accidental
| discharge OF n shotgun while riding
n hay wagon.
Notices were posted In nearly all OF
he cotton mills of Rhode Island an.
bouncing an Increase In the wages of
The operatives TO become effective
ice ., amount not ucClutu.
Twenty-Five percent of the men who
registered for the draft at Woburn,
Mass were aliens, according to the
figures Just issued by the local ex.
emption board There were $50 aliens
out of a total registration of 1854 men.
In comparison to her size, Massa-
rhusetts has done more for her roads
than any other state I'm the Union.
according TO figures made public by
the special recess committee on
finances and budget procedure.
Rev, Gardner ID. Holmes, 20, for.
merIy superintendent of the Augusta
district of the Maine conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal church, died
at Lewiston.
About $50 employees Of the kimball
Shoe factory, South Lawrence, Mass.
struck following the refusal of the
officials to grant an Increase In wages
to 10 percent.
Barry, second Daseman; Shorten,
outlield; Shore, pitcher; and McNally,
Shortstop, all members of the Red
Soy baseball nine, reported at the
navy yard at Boston for duty as yoe-
men in the naval reserve force.
John Mason, the last of the direct
descendants Of Captain John Mason,
who was given Mason Island for SER
vices against the Indians in Colonial |
lays, died at New London, Conn, at |
he age of 80.
DR.. William G.. Craig, 40, died mt
Springfield, Mass. He had specialized
n eye and ear diseases ana was a
member Of many medical societies.
Miss Wlnifred Mooney reached BOs-
on from Shanghai to become grad
late nurse.
Adele Baccoli, 4, died of burns suf.
cred when she set fire to bed, on
which she was playing with matches
t Lee Mass.
Gov. Mccall nominated +. r. Ham
lond of Cambridge to succeed G. U.
|
'ell, resigned, ms an associate Judge
{ the Massachusetts superior court.
Mrs Irving l.. Sanborn, 80, of Lewis
Oh, Me, committed suicide by hang
lg She was Respondent because OF
ing Illness.
The New Hampshire college cxten-
ON service has inaugurated II cam.
align 10 revive the sheep industry in
ew Hampshire.
Mayor Curley granted siXty-four !
'lEters, compositors and others con &C
acted with the Boston City printing d
apartment, n raise of 81 week
Jacob Cohn, 7G. founder of ]. COIN
Co, tobacco packers, of New York. .
ed at Hartford from injuries re- y,
lived when his automobile was "
ruck by a train.
In the Boston stock market the y
ice of Boston Elevated Railway
ares fell to 80, new low record
Fred Macdonald, So, chauffeur, o.
ed AT Lynn, Mass, as the result Of N
eaking Il small pimple on his neck al
lille his hands were covered with 81
s0lne and oil n
The argument ~ mo appropriate
ms" is said by Providence club
men. who have been striving for
2 appointment Of policewomcn. 10 az
AN that the cause is lost ut least ~
The present. tn
'apt. Hamilton of the steamship II. ~
Dlmock WAS found guilty by fed dc
u shipping inspectors at Boston Of
'rating his vessel at too great
'ed IN fog when his ship culHd- 49,
with The steamship StemSad. Ham. y,
N was suspended for ninety days. W
frederick w Cole, 60. inventor Of
ny devices connected with fire 70
rIn systems died ~ his home at pr
gion. Mass, where he was born. wa
.awyers who are selected By par
in litigation or appointed by lhe WI
ssacbusetts superior court 10 sit
master or auditor 10 hear the facts.
hereafter receive S2J day for The
n services. instead of SO as has law
d the custom since 1878. =,
amuel Ralby, for nearly ten years M,
Eds -tial clerk and bookkeeper for me
W. Howard. Somerviie. Mass. -
- sVhn t,afd him go "a t,+.,f, ,,-,, WI