The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-07-15
new ENGLAND NEWS
| IN TABLOID FORM
Items of Interest From All
; Sections of YankeeIand

1in land about July 20.
Supt. of Schools Fales announce,
that 343 pupils of the Attleboro
Mass, public schools were neither ad
sent nor tardy the past year.
State Supt. of Schools Thomas be
lieves that over 100000 will b.
added to the school equipment il
Maine during the present year.
Prof. Lawrence Joseph Henderson
of Harvard University has been ap
pointed by the Academy of Medicine
as one of it's foreign correspondents
Paris, France.
A preliminary enrolment of 1906
has been registered at the Harvard
summer school headquarters while 215
have been registered for the depart
ment of physical education.
A $4,000 scholarship has been do
mated to Holy Cross College Worces-
ter, Mass, by the Rev. FIR. Daniel
Francis Curtin of Utica, N. Y, now
stationed at Glens Falls, N. Y.
Gardiner is constructing a building
at cost of $175,00O, Auburn is con-
templating extensive building, Rock
land is planning a $150,000 school and
South Portland for one costing $780,
900.
Gov. Cox has refused the request of
Springfield, Mass, citizens that the
state supply $4,000 for entertainment
OF Grand Army veterans if the ma
tional encampment is finally obtained
for Springfield.
Nearly $3.50 for two days work is
the record of Fred Stanton, "the lone
fisherman" who arrived in Portland,
Maine, with his Hampton boat nearly
awash because of the trip of 2772 lbs.
of fish it contained.
Nelson Bailey of Wells River, VT,
has the distinction of celebrating the
fortieth anniversary of his service
with the National bank of Newbury,
VT, of which he has been the cashier
for a number of years
The silk American flag offered by
the New England Cleanup Commit
tee for the best work by school chill
dren in towns of 5000 population or
less in the campaign to clean up was
awarded to Hinsdaye, Mass.
Figures given out by Registrar
Goodwin of Massachusetts show that
last month 44S automobile operators
licenses were revoked or suspended |
as against 266 for the previous month |
and 277 for the month of June last |
year
Because she refused to live with I
him, James B. Richardson of Spring.
Geld, Mass, shot his wife, Mrs. Grace
(Stinson) Richardson a nurse in the
City Hospital, and then sent a bullet
into his own head Both died on the
way TO the hospital.
, John Artimus of Boston, was SEN
fenced to two years at the house of
at Plymouth, Mass, when
ne pleaded guilty before Judge Auder-
son in the U. S. district court to an in
dictment charging conspiracy in max
ing counterfeit plate.
The Chinatown twins, Laura and
Marion Eng, who we're born June %
At IL Tyler street, Boston, died with
in one day of each other. Laura lived
10 July and Marion to July 4. The
father is Fook Eng and the mothers
maiden name was zee Shee.
Work Of rebuilding the Point of
Pines bridge over the Saugus, Mass,
river. which was destroyed by fire on
the morning of June II, has begun
by contractors under direction of the
General Electric Company, which has
agreed to pay the expenses temper
ariiy.
Hello Al" will be the official greet
Ing OF American Legioners If a reso-
ution now being prepared by state Of
hcers Of the legion is adopted at the
to be held in North
Adams in September The "Al" is
aiken from the two initial letters of
he American Legion.
William Hahn Of West High street.
collinsville, Conn, ran amuck with a
butcher knife at his home and Sc
Verely injured his mother. Mrs Char
es Schlosser; a neighbor. Mrs. Joseph
Michel. and also cut the head and
AIMS Of his sister Mrs. John Hagen.
De then ran from the house into
goods nearby.
oficials OF the II. & II. Foundry &
Machine Company, Stamford. Conn.
N whose plant a $4,000 fire occurred
assert that an attempt was made to
destroy the plant. An employee states
he found an ignited fuse leading TO a
iyegallon can OF gasoline in the ma
.iTs shop and another fuse with two
'oulds Of gunpowder attached leading
o the flask room
The amendments to the present
avs. protesting the taking and selling
q FISH. passed az the last session OF
he Massachusetts, Legislature. Is now
D effect. The new statue provides
hat sNo ro~er- ahau .aho earr ~