Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-17
STARTS UP TODAY.
Upper Mill of Newton Darling to
Run at Full Capacity.
A Fine Grade of Satlnettes to Be Manu-
factured-Thrty-si Hands VIII
Have Employment.

Spencer, March 1.-The upper mill,
Newton Darling, proprietor, will COM
mence running tomorrow morning at its
full capacity. The mill has 80 looms,
all of which will start up tomorrow. A
fine grade of satinettes will be manu-
featured, and 10000 yards week will
be the output. Newton Darling put the
upper mill in operation the LIST OF Feb
ruary but, on account of necessary
changes which have been made the mill
has not been running at full blast.
Tomorrow morning, however, the full
force of help will be on hand, and a
hustling business will be done.
James B. Mccain, lately in company
with L. F. Kitty in operating the Kitty
mills at Blackstone, is superintendent
at the upper mill, and So hands will
have employment, as follows: In the
weaving department 10; spinning room,
4; card room, g. finishing room, 6; en-
CINE room, 2. The weavers will be en-
ployed IS hours week and the remain
der of the help will work so hours.
Not since the depression in business
struck Spencer several years ago has
the upper mill been run at its full ca
pacity, though it is positively assured
now that the help will have steady en-
ployment the remainder of the year.
TO FORM A BALL TEAM.
The Holy Rosary c. T. A. met tonight
and decided to form a base ball team
to compete with local and outside mines.
The c. 7. A. has % members who are
ambitious to play ball, and with good
training the society will be represented
by swift team.
RIGHT WRIST CRUSHED.
Chester E. Leonard, who is employed
at E. Jones &, Co.'S boot factory, had
his right wrist crushed this morning in
cutting machine. He was attended
by DR.. E. r. Wheeler.
CHARLES HASTINGS PROMOTED.
Charles Hastings, who has been ems
ployed as fireman on the branch road for
three years. has been promoted to po-
sition on the main line of the Boston
and Albany, and will assume his new
duties Saturday.
Mr.. Hastings will move his family to
Springfield.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
At a meeting of the A. o. H, last
night, Lawrence J. Mulvey was chosen
delegate to the state convention to be
held at Brockton April 6:
Alfred Duquette, infant son of Louis
Duquette, died yesterday afternoon and
was buried at st. Mary's cemetery to-
day.
The supper and entertainment at the
Congregational Church this evening was
well patronized. IAN evening with the
| cathedrals'' proved to be an Interesting
feature.
The w. R. C, is preparing for. an. en-.
| tertainment to be given in April.
James A. Spencer was in Boston yes
terday as delegate from the Ivy Lodge
| of Good Fellows to the Grand Lodge
convention.
| D. A. Beaudin entertained the PonC
street whist club last evening. Miss
Jennie NJ. Cabana was awarded frs
prize
Miss Florence Macarthur is guest al
the home Of I. D. Achim, Maple street
A large number of tickets have beer
sold by Court Spencer, Foresters o.
America, for the drama Captain
| jack to- be presented at the town hal
tomorrow evening.
| Edward w. Pickett of the Morse pub
fishing concern of New York city, is thu
guest at the home of his father, Supt
| W, c. Pickett.
Miss Luella West who has been tht
guest of Miss Jennie Lee for the pas
two weeks, returned today to her home
| in Derry, N. H.
The ladies of the Universalist Church
gave a supper and entertainment to.
night at the church parlors.