The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-06-20

vAv The rrcoesa. paper work being
done by qualified ietah IN each al
yisional organization, he nov
rlethod Is expected TO prevent decays
in The rccrp' 81 monthly checks !"
r,l eve n4ea embarrassment ano
oven hard bip. particularly to the DC
nrndenis ~ soldiers Under the new
order the regulation army payrou
10 be- ahal.. cd and IN i's stead WY
h. uard a card index system Whereby
tho daily status Of each man IN ihs
service will be registered and kep1
NJ TO date
Tha, a quarter Of million Amer
can soldiers are being shipped over
seas monthly despite the German y
hoats was the message hroneh' "
poston by 1t Gen r Bridges Of inc
british army. veteran o' many y
the principal battles OF IN" preseh.
war. who has lately succeeded l"f"
NorthcliNe as director OF the VaF-ons
British mission in this country zen
BRIDGES came to Boston from WASH
,ncton whore he makes his hcaddu"r
tors in the British embassy WI"
It-Col Wilson Of his stan.
Tho following Massachusetts, ap-
pnintmcnt, In officers reserve c"fPe'
national army and national guaro'
have been made IN the once OF ln'
general from June y Ma
Tor ordnance aBllard, W D. eoa
/ 70; uolycgo FIN, lieutenant ava
,,on section. signal tnon hyihgi
Evans E l.. II Perkins street, Mel
rose, Capt MS medical reserve
Devices. J T., io3 Audubon ROAD
poston. Maynard, II f, so Chnreh
street. Winchester, stevens, C. " Vi
Pearl street. Worcester Hall. r q.
Massachusetts, General Hospital BoH
ton, Kingt y. S. rhldrcn's hosp'ta'
% I.ongwood avenue. Boston; KNOW
ton. p. A.. G. Pearl street Hoiyoke.
parker. C. C.. Ir, % Catawba street
Roxhuyy, Shaurhnessy, T. A. ~ "''
riam avenue, Deominster
Massachusetts girls among the WIN
ners of felluwshlps and prizes AZ vas
sars commencement were; Aios
HAYES. vocational fellowship; Helen
w Eyarts. II, Cambridge Marten
fellowship in music; Catherine
Williams. Mount Ilolyoke. '16, StoteS-
bury scholarship in medicine; Eilha
both A Kittredge II, Vineyard Ha-
Won Virginia Svinburne Browneh
nrize nv the history department
uarrie, Moulton Bartlett, ls, cam
bridge. BY the economies depart
ment. Harriet Moulton Bartlett. q
J Although one or two OF the SWORD
fishermen of Portland, Me- have 'eIS
,or the Ranks TO start the season, mo
remainder OF the dozen vessels eo'"-
prisine the local feet will stay IN po''
untl thew are assured OF safety H"'"
tho II-boatsa,, and the shippers nave
aalad the chamber Of commerce 70
! send petition to Washington re-
! o,os,ing that a cruiser be sent 10
! guard the schooners while thes AZ"
, out after the big fish The Portland
ewordAshermen operate prlncipa"V
! IN south Shoal and Georges BANK '"
tho southwark and westward OF tn's
NOR, and II Is for that reason th"'
they believe they might be exposed ="
danger There are about loo men VI
the vessels and the season continues
through July and August.
p A G. skinner, sheep speciaIis' NJ
r The state Agricultural College, StorrS
| Conn has informed the Wlndna"
. county Farmers Association tha'
!. sheep growers in CONNECTICUT sho"'o
: This wear receive about 10 Genus
Q mound for their wool varying iitl'
d according to quality. he states un"
v buvers are now offering what may o.
9 nv not no fair price for the prod
r uct
Cant. George w LanRdon OF New
Is bnuryport, retired militia ohncei "s'
h received word Of his appointment q
r. oan,ain OF the United States guarhs
s He took an examination for the com
e mission at Governors lsland lev
voets ago He was a lieutenant u
e tho Go A. Sth regiment during I'M
e Snanish war and was retired as cap
o tain He has two SONS Capt. Georg'
y w Langdon Jr, and 1T, Duhca'
l. I.angdon with the American exped'
IS tionary forces in France
70 The entire stan OF nurses Al the "
r. plunkett Memorial Hospltal
10 Adams. Mass, have resigned tne'
II nositions. The nurses gave out IN
g following statement: I'VE the under
r signed, complete force OF nurses
70 the w. -. Plunkett Memorial HOS
is p,tal wish to notify the public INA
r. we have resigned our positions 10
II reasons Of a personal nature. Ed'tl
ID Forget Maude NJ. Curran. NJ lren
ID burbank. Winifred J brisbane, Eile'
&, G Curran.
In A gift Of $500 to Mount Hoiyok
college South Hadley by members
r the graduating class was announce
10 a, the commencement eyerclses IN
/, voune women raised this sum by i'm
o. posing a slight tax on each membe