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

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Affer live hours incarceration n
the uaaIam, Mass. ia Mrs lem
rle ~ AhWnr.h arrested on on In
d m,u' Wanut charging her vita
abandoning her infant grandson, was
hailed g. 500 aud viii appear IN
court IN Apr
Abrahar and Samuel Smith Low
ell, Mas auctinaeers were arrested
on the charge Of couspirng 10 steal
merchandise from freight cars OF
railroads engaged IN Interstate com
mercc Bail Of $500 was furnished
In each sc
Cured States murshal Mitchell OF
Massachusetts received notice that
registration of alien enemies begins
Feb. / At O'Clock a, m and closes
Feb. 2.
Frederic S Snyder, president OF
.hc EutcheIdpr a snyder company,
Boslon, has been appointed chief OF
the purchasn- division OF the national
food administration. organized d,
prevent competitive buying among the
allies and TO secure food for Uncle
Snm st moderate price.
A new ''yice squad" charged with
a general cleanup of conditions In
certain sections Of Lawrence, Mass.
was appointed by Alderman Carr.
head Of the public safety department.
william S Browne, so, is shn
working At the Manufacturers bank.
Derby. Conn where ne has just cell
eDrated the Sixty-fOurth anniversary
Of his employment by the institution.
The Boston Y. NJ. G. A. will en-
deovor to raise 800 900 at once to
meet the deficit Of Sill 900 Of the 10
cal organization
Harriet 4 Varney recently acqult-
ted u The charge Of numbering Mrs.
Pauline Eeyes Of BrookIine, Mass.
cost Norfolk county SS4Gf.
j L Howard, owner OF the Hocli-
amock swamp, covering several hnn-
drcd acr"s suggested 70 tDe Brock
ton, Mass. fuel committee that hun
dreds Of tons Of peat Is waiting 10 be
removed from his property to be used
for fuel PURPOSES.
Andrew Eliot, 80. and an unidenu-
fed man who occupied room with
him. were found dead in bed at Bos-
ton. Gas WAS lIoWing from an open
jet. probably by accident.
II Is reported that a grand jury will |
make an Investigation TO determine IL |
there was violation of the city |
charter by thc Lawrence, Mass. city |
council In permitting an overdraft OF
approximately $4,000.
Fishing shippers arriving at Boston
report the worst weather outside
which they have encountered in twen-
~ years
Raymond +. DAILY, g. died at Wor-
ester. Mass. of tetanus resulting
file
Mary Heifernan. rs, died at Boston
from accidental gas poisoning.
Rev Martha G Aiken, Unitarian.
died a. WolIaston, Mass. She was
horn at Montpelier. VI, and was or
dained In 1894 She Is survived by
wo sons and daughter.
On account Of the war, the Massa-
chusetts state convention Of the Fra
ferual Order of Eagles scheduled for
July has been indefinitely postponed.
Arthur J. Roberts of Waterville.
Me, president Of Colby college, has
been appointed temporary chairman OF
the Maine branch OF the League to
Enforce Peace.
A lump OF platinum. tie size OF
small marble. valued at $1,000 was
stolen from cruclhle in lecture
room ri the Massachusetts Institute
OF Technology
Gov. Mccall called upon the leGls-
nature. In special message. to make
an investigation OF the uses Of peat
end deposits in Massachusetts with
Q view Of ascertaining whether II car
he used AZ substitute for roai
Ida Angelo al, died AT Marlboro,
Mass from the effects Of burns re-
ceivcd when she tipped over
pail II hot water which scaldcd her.
Men who Join the Third Maine in
fantrY. now being organized. viii es-
cupe thc selectIye draft, II they are Of
drafi ars