The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-25

victory, that they focked from the seats
to the playing surface, got between the
CLINTON players and the door of their
dressing room, and would not desist
until they had smacked Mr. Rodger
twice upon the lips and once on either
cheek Every member of the team
would have been treated similarly, it
is said by Clinton people who attended
the game had the players not seized
convenient opportunity to escape into
their dressing room.
The funeral Of Mrs. Jacob Bowman
was held at her home, 80 Nelson street,
this morning Interment was in Wood
lawn cemetery.
The remains of the late John Neel,
who died recently in New York city
were received from the Boston and
Maine depot, and taken in charge this
afternoon by Lucius Field & Co. In
terment was in Woodlawn cemetery.
Merrick r. Rand of West Berlin,
farmer, died this morning at his home
lie was Il years old. His funeral will
take place at his late home, Monday.
Daniel Mcnamara, in spite of a bad
record received mercy from Judge G..
G. Stone, this morning, Mcnamara was
arrested last night by officer Martin 70.
Cannon and officer James Craig, While
punching a man named Kelley in the
eye Mcnamara had previously armed
himself with an axe and threatened the
daughter of one of his neighbors, He
also assaulted Hubert b. Freeman. He
was put on probation for three months.
1t has taken as high as five policemen
to bring Mcnamara into the police sta
ton. George H. Bean of Marlboro, Civ
ing the name of George Brown, was
fined IS for being drunk. He paid his
fine. He was well dressed and sheepish.
He promised never to be caught in such
a scrape again. Bean had money with
him.
There was a Christmas tree at the
Unitarian Church this evening. From
to o'clock refreshments were served.
From o'clock to 8 o'clock there was a
distribution of presents.
Former Town Treasurer William F.
Heagney, of Boston, is visiting at the
home of his parents.
Miss Gertrude Lewis of Marlboro is
the guestsof Miss Mamie McNally of 140
Grove street.
Miss Winnie O'Malley of Cambridge
is the guest of Miss May Gallagher of
West street.
Timothy Mcnamara of Boston is Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Mcnamara of Oak street.
Patrick F. Mclaughlin of Philadel-
phia medical school, is visiting his par
ents on Grove street.
Thomas F. Grady of Baltimore Uni
versity is visiting at the home of his
parents on Chase street.
Next Thursday night there will be a
benefit dance in the town hall, with
music by the Marlboro Union orchestra.
The money received from the dee
will go to assist the striking shoe work
ers Of Marlboro.
Mary NcQuade, 50 years old, well
dressed, fair looking, and tough, was
carried to Fitchburg today in default
Of s., which she was fined for being
drunk. This was done at a special ses-
sion of Judge Stones court. The wom-
an has five children in the Orphans
Home in Boston, and has been out of
he woman's prison at Sherborn but
about ten weeks.
A wheel came off a carriage opposite
the police station this morning, and
caused temporary inconvenience to DR..
P. A. S. Grady.
officer Deed of Natick has asked the
Clinton police for information con-
corning one John Cahill, formerly Of
this town. Cahill figured in a window
breaking affair in Natick.
Some one stole six rabbits last night
from George Blakeny.
Rev. George Washington Jackson is
organizing. a club of colored men, to be
known as the Union Club, formed for
benevolent and fraternal purposes.