The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-04-06
IT HAPPENED IN
NEW ENGLAND
News of General Interest
from the Six States

tnffftne ne Was elected CONSTABLE t9l
ghe "a time
With dx dissenters. the Massachu
scfts legislative committec on eduea
tiou has reported against the bin rails
ing the compulsory school age from
E IA 10 10
The Maine Office Of the internal rev.
enue received IN income taxes the sun
OF S2.sT7 .30s II this year for the year
1921, as against the sum Of S4.4ls,-
9i775 received in 1921 for the year
1870, decrease of S1,J42.64l.g9 90.
~Pussyfoot" Johnson. inierna tionally
I known as the representative OF the
Anti-Ssloon League. is scheduled TO
will speak On the subject, The New
India
William Phillips OF Massachusetts,.
present minister To the Netherlands
has been nominated by Pres. Harding
10 be under secretary OF state, succeed
ing Henry p. Fletcher, who soon will
take up bis new post as ambassador
ts Belgium
Mrs. Clement Berube OF Salem, Mass.
who observed her SSth birthday, March
"a, enjoys the record OF having -
children living. 100 grandchildren and
lis great grandchildren living and she
Is planning TO live 10 he 100 years old
and TO see the fifth genera ton repre-
sented.
Lawrence W. Carroll. who was man.
ager of the Rialto Theatre New Hay-
en-, CT. when II was burned last No
yember, bringing death TO nine persons
has been held for the superior court
W Judge Hoyt On charge of man
slaughter bsscd upon the finding Of
Coroner Mix
Mrs Eva LAtour of Oxford, Mass,
in separate support proceedings in pro
bate court, Worcester, against Tousant
p. Latour a Auburn. alleging that he
has failed to support her and is liy-
ing apart from her without due case,
was sentenced to four months in the
house Of correction for alleged deser-
ton OF her husband and their seven
children
On complaint Of William S. Carter Of
the Postofsce building. Swampscott, |
Mass, that q dog was patroling in !
front Of his residence and bowling |
dismally at intervals throughout the
night, q police officer at $50 in the |
morning arrested the dog on a charge |
OF disturbing the peace. The animal |
was promptly booked and locked up at
police hesAs@rters
The truSossa sf the hamachusetts
Agricultural College have raised the
tuition To $1oo per year for fsur-year
students emAenng the college from
states other than MASSAGE usetts The
new rate WI BE effective In septem-
her, 1872, fer tAose entering for the
first time, BIT viii be postposed until
September, ma, fer these already en-
rolled
Oscar c. Davis, vicr-prcsident Of the
George X Ksffh Co. Brcckten. Mass.
who died recently. left 81, Zoo To the
Rev. Joseph hachin. pastor Of the
Hope Chapel, there. and a like amount
10 the Rev. Herbert Young. the assist
ant pastor His will. flied for probate
also leaves q trust fund Of 5000 to
Carl Johnson, bis gardener and $1,000
10 Edward A Jennings his personal
chauffeur.
Brig Gen Charles III. Cole. com
nander Of the State Depa OF
he American Legion. In sending out
IN advisory message concerning the
soldiers bonus, TO the 27s Legion posts
N Massachusetts,, declared that mo
more important domestic question con-.
fronts our country to-day than this ,
question Of keeping faith with and
'edeemine public promises 10 the men ,
Tho fought the war" {
Morality among college students il /,
higher than in any other group Of
corresponding numbers. the Rev. DIR.
Warren p. sheldon 0f New York. Z
secretary Of the Methodist educational
'oard, told the New England southern
conference Of the church His con-
lusion wss reached. he said. after an :
Intensive investigation ~ moral con- .
Iitions In MORE than a hundred pri- !
ate and state universities. !
= mud-spstte-ing automobile las led =
Indignant Weston. Mas citizens 10 {
emaud a severance Of relations with =
he adjoining city u waltham. An e
liberation which started when car r
wned hy a well-knOwn waltham citi- q
en-, srlashed mud and slush ~ the 5
Hcry = two Weston society leaders. q
as resulted in = unanimous vote IS q
g. Weston citizens IN town meeting q
So mhied 70 petition the legislature 3
D take. Weston or - the court juris. r
icfion - Walfham q
Wiih view 10 preventing damage
~ destruction 70 Ma ne roads d1-I-r =
b. spring ~easpn me Governor and