The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-01-31

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M 'a..c. s." po-
ue auie SgrDHry
$40 STATE hg 'raar a.
ar
YaaW ya oas drowned
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T Ho noirl company n
Sa d. Mass nlrl a petition 70
aa E-up1y fbc priGton ,'a,rN ,hat
81 8ah te, gre SiOi5i
fl uuk0nwn origin destroyed
,se ~. haras ai The Concord May
rsr4 ni Hudson S'rcei Railway
eaunapE ~ Maynard Mass and ~
he rolling stock owned by the com.
aaoy Vl'h tho exception Of two ears.
Ttp uss i, $50 90
1hc VI s~pclusctis house ways and
mems committee reported prel'm-
mary STATE budget hiil calling for
he appropriation a S2si2S, lGt
Fiyc stores In The business section
u TWthaNrn, Vt were destroyed by
d $4,000 hee
The icc being harvested op the
Charles river AZ Waliham, Mass.
averages twenty-five inches In Thick
neSs
Lincoln Mckinley Grant, the con-
fcsSed boy slayer Of Miles Hewitt,
was taken from Pittsheld, Mass. 10
y state hospital for observation rs 20
his sanity,
The FIRST shark of the season 10 mr.
rive In Boston weighed 200 pounds and
was sold 70 fish dealer for the rec.
ord breaking price of % cents "A pound
Wholesale
GrllithS' Inn. n motion picture the
atrc. and some stores and houses
were destroyed by $40. 900 IRE Mt
Pascong, Il, !.
Mss Blanche Toohcy, -. was In
stanfly KILLED nj Boston whom she WIS
struck by an express train,
MacEerCl, whiting, aucr0pics,
sprats, ana other fish are naw being
canned in quantities md sent 20 the
battlcfrontS of France for food, nc-
cordug 10 the Boston Fish Bureau
Penobscol Bay, Me, is frozen over
to such an extent that the service of
the Eastern Steamship corporation
boats will be discontinued until fur
thcr notice,
Frank A Bump, a member Of the
Massachusetts state board Of concil
latiou and arbitration, submitted his
resignation TO Gov Mccall.
Lysauder n Paine. SO, president
Of the Seamon's Savings bauk, Prov
incetown, Mass, died after an ILL.,
ness Of five months. lie Lad been
connected. with the bank for forty
nine years
Miss Garita G. Rutherford, who set
fires at the Frances l.. Willard Set
clement House, Boston, vas commit
ted TO D pSycopaihic hospital for ihir-
" days. under special statute. She
setting the fires.
A loss Of nearly 500 900 was
caused when the sales stables OF 9.
n Hanson 4 Co, Lowell Mass.
we're burned Twelve automobiles,
twenty-five carriages, 80 tons Of
huy 1900 bushels Of corn, 1000 BUSH
els Of oais and much valuable har-
ness we're destroyed All Of the
horses were saved
Rev. Henry Van Dyke, y p,
armcr minister TO the Netherlands.
reported at tic Boston navy yard rs
IN aide on the staff Of Commandment
Rush lie is chaplain in the naval
reserves
Helm Goldschmidt, said to have
been the first bicycle rider in the
country to "loop-thc loop" died at
New Haven, OF accidental Pns poison
Ing, aged 80.
A fund Of 800 900 for research
work in tuberculosis was given 10
Harvard medical school and 800 900
IN the Boston Museum Of Fine Arts
by the viii, filed AZ Worcester,
Mass. OF Mrs. Frances u. Coburn.
The mystery surrounding The death
" Joseph Shaw. n eareiaker M q BOs-
ION cemetery. who. with his wife.
vas found dead ~ their home. was
solved following an autopsy. which
disclosed death due 20 stove gas.
Teachers IN Boston schools closed
because OF lack Of fuel win draw.
heir full pay
Richard Is Thomas and Frank
Davis, shoeworkers. cocb aged d.
we're found dead ii The Ialtrrs apart
nents at IMYerh!J, Mass. With gas
from a Iei a. 0ve them
Families occupying apartments 10 o
,uldng IN the business center 0f
.c0iLusier, Mass, we're rescued ~
aldermen when fire damaged tho
tructure 10 The tent ~ $1,000
Cyrus w. LonRley. n, register ~
rebate OF SagadabOc county more
han hriy-iyc years. died ~ Bath,
ie.
TEaddeus f. Griffin, 81. well-fo-
o retired mason. and mIliar figure