The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-01-31
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Happenings In Kew England
Tod In Brief Items

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committed .riae y shoot
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the fuei committee e. aaa tean stored
thrrr years 3 far ea
For assisting three Germans Do pGss
from tie rusca STATE, mo Canada,
Alrhoasc i,arhcIfcr ens rat1 5000
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prcsHlco Todi o. tire Bangor and
AruuWaot tat'road declared tbnt Ger
aou .a., H45r emp.e1 IL cripple
engines Of bts company tie urged
all employees 10 Jr au Their watch
agplEs, Tcuon agents
Mrs Mars A Tbnrua,Ee g. q
wealthy widow. cammg"od suic.de az
Newton Nas, rs hanging She
ieayc. 30 ehiliren
Miss Katherine Mcdaniel q college
student. Gjed q. Cambridge Mass,
SITTER On Hines. uf more ;haH thirteen
weeks. following Injuries received
when she was STRUCK hg an ag,omo-
ollie
Andrew J Peters spent So. 792 50
IN his campaign to defeat James 81
Curlcy In the Boston mHyoraIty con
test, according 10 figures tiled with
the city clerk
Galcn Y. BoWti'ch. 50. veteran
press messenger for many years. died
~ nc3on lie served The Boston
new SpaperS as The medium Of transit
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respondents
The public viii be admitted free to
the Boston Museum Of Fine Arts at
all times hereafter, the weeE las al
mission Zee having been wjthdtswu
Charitable requests amounting to
$500 are made in the viii Of Alice
Cary OF Lexington, Mass There
are also private bcqrestS amounting
TO more than $500 900 in IT, Uit
AZ dinner which lnauguratr1 the
campaign 70 raise 500 10 for the
Boston Y NJ C. 4 1t vas announced
that The initial gif to the fund was
one OF 5000 by Lewis A Crossett
treasure Of the campaign tuna
Boston police inspectors arrested
Harrington W. Rutland, -, AT Web
ster, N II IS. on the charge Of lar
ccny of s2} 600 Of a SO 900 legacy
left TO Boston man
William H. Sears OF Plymouth,
Mass. welllnown weather proph
ct. died at the axe o. 81
Mrs Charlotte n Morrill, widow
Of Lot NJ morrill, cx governor Of
Maine. who WINS also secretary Of the
treasury and United Statos senator,
died at Augusta, Me aged o.
That there win be great demand IN
the amount Of maple syrup and sugar
made n northern Maine where
naples abound, Is the prediction of
men who annually tap trees and man
ufacture maple syrup.
Mrs. Thomasna ] Arnold Of Sa-
lem. Mass celebrated her l0lst
birthday She continues knitting for
the soldiers and sailors. In the
Civil war Mrs. Arnold WIS nurse
John r. Madigan. justice Of the
Maine supreme court. died at HOul-
ton, Me, aged 3d. He was prominent
In state politics and lad held several
elective offices,
Daniel Mcdonald, IS. and Francis
r. Hines, ~. were found dead Ia
bed In their room In y Lynn. Mass.
lodging house Gas poisoning caused
their death
Mrs. Oc'avia Iapolnte. 63. was
killed In fall down flight OF stairs
at liolyoke. Mass
George s. Campbell. head OF the
Halifax relief committee, visited Pos
ton 20 personally thank GOV Mccall
and 'he people of Massachusetts for
their aid IN he Halifax disaster
George Y SAndersonS co, former
theatrical manager and newspaper
man. 1led a. Lcomins,er, Mass. AS
the result Of q psralytic shock,
Tea gunnlcs and hides formed the
bulk ~ q 81 600 900 cargo brought TO
Boston in the holds ~ a biz freight
En- from india and Ceylon
Mai John NJ. Cate. IS. who fought
In seventeen battles OF the Civil war.
died nj Wakefield Mass. He WAS a
formpg selrctman. chief Of police,
and Moderator.
Coming from behind another autu
mobile Tlni'io ] Capui, S. was
struck mud Killed ~ Cambridge,
Mass IS another automobile
Among the promotions issued by
Commandment Rnsh q the Boston navy
yard i ihai 81 Yoewmnan Nrs. Mary
@ Neags ~ chief ycowoman
Georcr - Gallefnui - WAS
drowned Nj Arlington Mass after
he had reSrpes ciliii who hac fall
len 'hrongh 'rc Ice into Spy POND