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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-25
soUTHBRlDGE.
COURSE TO OPEN.

Southbridge, Oct. 24.-The first en-
tertainment of the Y. M. c. A. Star
course will be given in the town hall
tomorrow evening by the Albion Quar-
tet Concert Company. The entertain
ers include the quartet, t. e. Johnson,
first tenor; James G. Bartlett, second
tenor; George II. Remele, first bass;
and D. M Babcock second bass; also
Mrs. Jennie Patrick Walker, soprano,
and Miss Adah c. Hussey. contralto.
This course of entertainments is always
largely patronized and furnishes some
of the best programs to be secured All
the artists are well known here, and
will probably be greeted by big au-
dience.
A PAINFUL INJURY.
Henry Labossiere, employed in the
steel temple department at the Ameri-
can optical works, had his left hand
badly cut by having it caught in the
machine on which he was at work to-
day. One of his fingers was cut off
and deep wound made in the palm Of
his hand. He was taken to DR.. Reeds
office.
A PRETTY WEDDING.
A very pretty wedding took place In
Notre Dame Church this morning, the
and Miss Ida Suprenant The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. FIR. Lang
lois. Mr. and Mrs. Caron left soon
after the ceremony for Rutland, VT, on
wedding trip.
MISS O'BRIEN,S. FUNERAL.
The funeral of Miss Maggie O'Brien,
who died Friday last of consumption,
was held yesterday in St, Marys
Church, and largely attended. The
floral pieces were many and very beau
.tiful. The services We're very largely
attended Interment was made in Ev-
ergreen cemetery.
OPTICALiTOWN NOTES.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. H. Grant of Prov
idence were the guest of relatives over
Sunday.
The Southbridge grange has accepted
an invitation to attend 'neighbors
night" given by the Sturbridge grange
tomorrow night. Special electric cars
will convey the grangers to and from
Sturbridge n
Mrs F. NJ. Marble is visiting rela-
tives in Allston this week.
Edwin P. Wells of Boston spent the
last of the week in town.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. H. Grant of Prov
idence spent Sunday with relatives in
town. 1G
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PETERsHAM.
YARIous AccIDENrs

Petersham. Oct. 24-Henry H. Lind
sey, while working at the carriage of a
portable saw mill, had the flesh mostly
cleaned from the bones of a finger on
his right hand.
Burt Coolidge, while al work on the
foundations of the new hotel, had two
of his toes crushed badly by a large
stone falling upon them.
Miss Anna S. Dawes is suffering
from a badly sprained ankle, caused
by falling from her wheel on which she
was coasting.
Russell Dudley, one of the Oldest and
most respected citizens, is seriously i'll
for the first time in his long life He
is prosperous farmer and has always
been hard working man.
Apples are quite plenty in this town,
and most of them have been picked up
by buyers at a moderate price.
The ladies of the local grange are to
furnish a supper Tuesday night as the
result of their being beaten by the male
members in a competition entertain
ment.
The contest was very close, the ladies
scoring 1854 points and the men 2270
Many members of the local grange
will attend the 18th annual meeting of
Barre grange next Friday
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EAST DOUGLAS.
AXE TOWN NOTES.

East Douglas, Oct. PA full vote is
anticipated here at state election.
The Methodist Sunday school will give
a harvest concert next Sunday even
ing.
Douglas had IA men in the 18th Mas
.sachusetts regiment that recently held
its reunion in Worcester.
Samuel Sibley G. A. r. Post is pre-
pairing for a rousing camp fire Wednes-
day evening, to which the s.. of ", Wo-
mans Relief Corps, j.. A. s., and pub
lie generally, are invited. Three de-
partnent officers are expected to be
present, w. III. Bartlett department
command Ter. Warren B. Stedson assist
ant adjutant general and the one
armed poet and singer, Comrade Gill
man.
About $500 was realized by the recent
catholic fair in Central Hall.
A portion of Main street has been i'm
proved by granite curbing.
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SHREWSBURY.
3oRDER TOWN NOTES

/. Shrewsbury, Oct 24.-Miss Chase Of
Worcester was in town Sunday to see
Miss Gamache.
Miss Florence Gamache, who is teach
ing in West Springfield, was home Sat
urday and Sunday.
Rev. f. L. Ayers preached the last of
his series of Bible sermons last even
ing.
Miss Alice Harrington has opened a
dancing school in Grafton.
Mrs. Reed has returned from Bos-
ton.
Wednesday night the dance OF the
base ball club Will take place in the
town hall, with Abbott's Orchestra for
music.
Thursday the Ladies' Aid Society win
meet at the M. E. Church parlors.
Up to yesterday no clue had been
gained to the Whereabouts of Frank
Woodafd, who left his home last We'd
nesday morning.
j. Warren of Leicester has entered
the employ of A. c. Hamilton in his
grocery store in the lower village.
Nathan George Of Worcester son
of former pastor Of the M. r. Church,
was in town yesterday.
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FRATERNAL VISIT.
American Mechanics Entertain Visitors at
UPTON


Upton, Oct. 24.-The American Me-
chanics met this evening at o'clock.
An oyster supper was served by com
mittee chosen from the order The
lodge was visited by State Councillor
William l. Proctor of Marblehead,
State Treasurer Daniel Parlin of Wor-
cester and State Deputy Elmer r.
Pratt of Worcester. There We're also
delegates from the following councils:
Central Council, No. so; Gen. Charles
Devens. No. IA; Commonwealth, No. g.
all of Worcester. The order was ad-
dressed by all the prominent visitors
and also worked the second degree.
HIS ENGLISH TOUR.
The lecture delivered by Appleton P.
Williams in the Congregational church
vestry last evening, was very fine and
we'll attended. Mr. Williams gave q
fine description of his experiences
while travelling in England Ireland
Scotland and Wales
STRAwsToWN NOTES.
Gerald Lincoln spent Sunday in Mill
bury.
Daniel Davenport returned home yes
terday from an extended visit among
friends in Mendon
Mr. and Mrs Charles H. Hall came
home today from Waltham, where they
spent Sunday.
Miss Emily Hayden returned to her
dressmaking parlors in West Upton to-
va Scotia.
Mrs. Josephine O'Day returned today
| from North Grafton.
| Miss Charlotte Dore who has been
visiting in Brockton, came home yes
| terday.
| George Chamberlain spent Sunday
with his parents, in Upton.
Miss Lizzie H. Ball resumed her place
in the choir in the Unitarian church
! yesterday.
Thomas G. BaYer. Miss Carrie Wood
and Miss Annie Payson returned yes
terday from an extended visit in Hall
+, fax n. S.
Amos Austin returned home yester-
day from Spencer. Mr. Austin will fin
| ish his contract Of painting the Uni
| tartan church.
Miss Daisy McCord returned today
| from Midway
! The Kings Daughters of West Up
| ton have had erected a marble slab to
mark the grave of the late Miss Mar
| ion Whitney in Maplewood cemetery,
who died last winter at the residence
of Thomas D. Harris.
| Mrs. Edward ]. O'Connell is visiting
| relatives in Grafton.
Mrs Alice Williamson returned to-
| day to her home, having spent the
past week in Melrose.
| Contractor Edward c. Lyford has
been drawn to serve as juror at the
civil session Of the court of Worces-
| ter.
| William Brown and wife of Worces-
ter spent Sunday at the old homestead
on Pleasant street.
The party who have been camping on
the shores of North pond, captured a
coon Friday that weighed "a pounds.
Chester d, Pieree of Newport, r. l.,
spent Sunday Withshis parents on Main
street, Upton
Perry Wood has received the con-
tract to build a house for Mrs. D. r.
! White.
Robert Aldrich has been engaged TO
| do the mason work at the new te<
ement house now in course Of construc-
| ton on Main street, West Upton.
Upton high school will meet the High
School Reserves on the diamond to-
morrow.
DR.. Kirby, formerly of Upton, now
practicing in Worcester, was in town
| today.
| j. Frank Despeaux and Eoen T. Hall
have gone to North Dana on hunting
excursion.
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THE ANNUAL.
Trustees Of Leicester Acad-
envy to Meet Wednesday.

Leicester, Oct 24.-The annual meet
ing of the board Of trustees of Leicester
Academy viii be held on Wednesday.
The board Will inspect the school in the
morning, and the scholars will be before
the trustees between the hours of 10
and 10 a. m. A business meeting will
be held between u O'clock noon and
half past one, when the gentlemen will
take dinner at the hotel. After dinner
the business session Will be recon-
vened.
The committee appointed TO consider
a course of study will meet directly af-
terward to consider a permanent plan
for studies proposed by Principal Chase.
The members of the committee are
DR.. c. G. Stearns, Rev John F. Red
lean and Principal Allan M. Parker
Chase.
HAD MERRY TIME.
A merry party of Epworth league
members numbering about forty
were entertained at the home of
their president, Mrs. Frances A. Fales,
on Saturday evening. Last Saturday
was the eleventh anniversary of the
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Fales, and
so the regular monthly meeting of the
league, which is usually held on Mon
day evening, was held at her home.
Mrs Fales anticipated a pleasant
evening, but was totally unprepared for
a handsome silver berry spoon Which
was given her as a token of the oc-
casen. Rev. c. W. MeCaskill of the
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AUBURN.

Auburn, Oct. 24.-Rev. r. W. Phil
lips of the Hope Church of Worcester
exchanged with the local pastor yes
terday. He preached a very interest
ing and impressive sermon, taking for
his text. LIST Kings, 10th, the last clause
of the 18th verse, And after the fire
still small voice. His theme was the
power of conversion. AT noon he adj
dressed the Sunday school.
Born in Auburn Oct. 20, a daughter
to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar p. Pond.
Work is progressing on tie state
road. four car loads of trap rock have
arrived and more is soon expected.
They are delivered by the r. r. Co.
on the switch at South Worcester, near
Mr.. Whittall's carpet mills. They have
been drawn and spread upon the road
and the steam roller is at work. The
road is now cloSsd to travel.
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An Historical
Church.
STRUGGLE FOR LIFE
Has Been Grand and Re-
suits Have Been Gratifying.

Webster. Oct. 24.-Nestled beneath
the winding hills of the Gore district
overlooking the big lake on one of the
best sites east of that vast sheet of
water, stands the Little Church, ="
where each Sunday the worshipers
wend their way as in days of yore to
attend divine services.
1t was for IS long years that these
people who had devoted themselves
and their children to God, being char
acterized by peace, love. union and
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THIRD ATTEMPT.
uxbrdgs Drug Store Again Entered With
Burglarious Intent.

Uxbridge, Oct 24.-The drug store of
H. e. Gum, Uxbridge. was broken into
on Saturday night and a small amount
of cigars, knives and other goods We're
taken. The break was made alta rear
window, large light of glass being
broken The money drawer was forced
open and a few pennies taken. The Wis
itors helped themselves at the soda
fountain and left behind pint bot
tie. One of the party evidently cut
his hand, as blood was found upon the
floos
This is the third break at the store
within a short time. The work IS
thought to be that of local parties.
DEATH OF MRS. TAFT.
Mrs. Charles A. Taft died this morn
ing after a long illness at her home on
School street For the past few weeks
She has been confined to her bed. She
was a daughter of DIR. Moses South
wick and was 81 years of age. Mrs.
Taft was a prominent member of the
congregational Church and was much
interested in missionary and temper
ance work A husband, Charles A.
Taft, treasurer of the UXbridge Saw
ings Bank, and a daughter, Miss Sarah
Taft, are left to mourn her loss. Also
several DrOtnefS ana SISTERS SURVIVE
her, including Mrs. Ellis Albee of This
town, Edward Southwick of Mendon
and Fred Southwick of Worcester.
E.. A. ROBINSON DEAD.
Ethan A. Robinson died Sunday
morning at the age of 81. A son and
daughter, Edwin A. Robinson, and Mrs.
Lorin N Murdoch, survive him.
The funeral will be held at the res
idence of L. N. Murdoch, Tuesday, at
2 o'clock.
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SUTTON.

sutton, oct. 24.-For the convenience
OF tax payers, the collector, Fl. F. Rice,
win hold office hours Tuesday, Oct. %,
at Arnold's store, Wilkinsonville, 2 to 4
D. M; Oct. %, 9 to 10 a. m; Albee's
store. South sutton, II to 3 p. m. Man
chang store, 4 to p. M; II. B. Bull
lard's, West Sutton, Thursday, Oct. "a,
in selectmen's rooms, from 1 to p. m.
The Leonard Dodge farm, with stock
and tools, has been sold to a party in
Worcester in exchange for property
there.
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BASKERVILLE.
! HALF HOLIDAY.

Baskerville. Oct. 24.-The primary and
grammar schools of this place and
Saundersville closed at noon today, in
order that the teachers might attend
the meeting in Grafton this afternoon
at the high school
Henry Smith, agent for the New
York New Haven and Hartford Rail
road, is enjoying two weeks vacation
at Boston and Providence. A. A. Her
bert of Lonsdale is taking Smiths place
during his vacation.
There viii be a conference of the
union churches at the Congregational
Church at Northbridge centre, Thurs
day,
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WARREN.
ENTERED FREIGHT OFFICE.

ENTERED FREIGHT OFFICE.
Warren, Oct 24--The freight office
Of the Boston and Albany Railroad at
Warren was burglarized this morning.
The safe was totally wrecked but the
freight agent thinks the booty could
not have amounted to over 1s cents.
The report of the explosion was heard
about go o'clock, and it was supposed
by many to be torpedoes on the track
Pistol shots were also heard.
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WHITlNsVILLE.
DEATH OF \. ROBERTSON.

DEATH OF N. ROBERTSON.
Whitinsville, Oct 24.-Nathan Rob
ertson, an old respected citizen of North
Uxbridge, died at his home this morn
ing. Mr.. Robertson was taken from
the Within machine works a few weeks
ago, suffering from a paralytic shock,
from which he never rallied. He has
been employed on Joshua Dale's job
the past few years, and had large cir
Gle of friends.
REMARKABLE OLD LADY.
Mrs. H. o. Beane Of Northbridge cen
tire, who is in her S5th year, is a re-
markable woman for her. age. Last
Wednesday she walked from her home
to the electric road, half mile, board
ed an electric and rode to Worcester,
where she visited her daughter, with
whom she remained until Friday She
took the electric cars and rode home
She says she is satisfied now that she
has ridden on the electrics and seen
the cars.
WHO OWNS IT?
A horse was driven into Quinlans
stable on Prospect street Saturday eve
ming, and the stable keeper is begin
ming to think that the horse was stolen
as the man who left the outfit has nc1
returned for the property.
OTHER MATTERS.
Social Rebekah Lodge enjoyed ar
oyster supper Friday evening in I. o. o
F. hall after the business of the meet
ing.
Mrs. Michael. Harrington of East
street is visiting friends in Worcester
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wood of Lin.
wood are receiving congratulations
over the birth of baby girl yesterday
morning.
Mrs. Batcheler of Hill street is con
fined to her room, suffering from {
shock.
Mrs. Charles L. Kenney and sol
Charles H., of Worcester, have beer
the guest of friends in Whitinsvllle the
past two days.
Louise NARROW of Putnam. Conn, i,
guest of Mrs. William Booth of MAR
street.
Carpenters have begun putting in thu
fixtures for the grocery and meat mar
ket to be opened in Prentice block BY
Taft Bros of Uxbridge
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For Is cents you can get Carriers Little
Liver Pills-the best liver regulator in the
world. Don't forget this. One pill dose.
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Do YOu
Need
Building
Up?

You may be a large eater
and yet be weak and not
weigh as much as YOU
should. This is because you
do not receive properar1our-
ishment from your diet. If
you wish to be strong and
increase in weight, take
Johann Hoff's Malt Extract.
Taken with meals it will as
sist the proper digestion, Of
food and cause it to be easily
assinilated; you will then OBJ
tain from your diet the larg-
est amount Of nourishment.
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OBITUARY.
GEORGE LIME M'ALIsTER.

bIhkbE llNEE M'AltSTElt,
George LlnEe McAllstor. rln 81 l.. ].
ID. y, ana CurncIia a. Linae McAlistcr.
was born in Salt Lake city, ON the
23nd " Sept 1873. when "a child De- was
duilful aud nuectlonntc tn his parents.
ana hH Dc Errw up to manhood u waH
his CONSTANT delight 10 know their de-
alrv ana was ever ready To comply with
their wishes, tie WIS ever ready tn per-
form any labor required OF him by tho
Hishnp " the ward IN which he lived
and was In very deed "a true Latter
day saint,
lie had long and severe hlciSnoaa NJ
over four months. and was fun ~
patience. tie never complained but
bore his sickness without "a murmur,
Tie was fun ~ faith ana many limos
when Administered To by tho Elders. b,
received instant relief Ills father Dc.
INK absent luhnriug Ia the Mnutl Tom
ole and ho being also quite unwe'. WIF
unable ~ De with him boo his aIrkuuks.
but hts loving mother ana the family
were untifing IN th.lr efforts DO d1 an
In their p1wer nlgh' and day 10 assist
him M every possible way and Kind
friends assisted tu make him aH com
Portable na possible nni nll that could
Doc done hy medical SKIN and other.
wise was done fur him Ito departed Tor
the great beyond un the lOh day NJ
June, 1898. surrounded hy his family
and friends
The funeral services were held In Tho
S. George tabernacle on thr mn.
Hlshup'F clunnHl1r r. =. Cotton. nrs.
siding. tn 7noulrerH wrro Bidders ID. N.
Cannon, James %. nlrll url william
Ai'ln. am NJ whom had known him
from his youth
May God clmtlr. nri hiom the fam
n.y. WILLIAM ATlSlN.
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.NNILLEN MURDER CASE
Cllled for Trial in the Criminal Court Th.
Morning.
BRIEF HISTORY or THE TRAGEDY.


The case " Jesse =. McMtlcn
charged with the murder Of John Eelu
| in this city ON the nth of July. 1897
wus called hy Judge Norroi in N,
criminal branch ~ the Thin distrc,
court today. County Attorney Van
| Colt and his deputy, Mr Putnam. dr
pear Tor tho State. and ATTORNEY
George y. Uhca and 6. .. whticmor
represent the defendant
TOday's time has been consumed Co.,
The examination Of iurorH. aud frIu
the present Indications. 10 looks as
though % would take several days be.
fore fun panel ls secured.
The particulars uf The tragedy fui
which McMlllcn is now ON trial are a.
fnHowH:
Early sunday morning. July 1ith
1877. ln an Hiiry nt the r1ar % "Dnu
Quiulan'H Dive" otherwise known a.
the Senate saloon. 2G1 south. Ean
Temple street. the dead body VI John
Eg1u. u Won known mining man ana
former proprietor ~ the White House
bar. was found
The discovery was mndo by tho nlght.
wntchmun on the block. who gave thr
alarm.
Before tho day was over She p1lics
arrested Bob SkoWt1, charles ".
NNfIfN ana InNNN 10 " NAlllIN lls NIH NANa
keeper at the Senate.
The preliminary hearing was had be-
fore Justice uf the Pence Frank 10.
Mlrrctts II was then brought out
that Phelps had taken Eruu into the
saloon FOR the purpose u robbery. with
the assistance NJ McMlllcn Exam was
given about twenty grains Of morphine.
which wnH was put into beer. and
robbed ~ a gold watch and 81 In silver.
SkewoH was discharged II having been
shown that he only assisted Phelps IN
dragging the lifcleaa form OF Egun 90
the nlleyway. HuppuHlng that he was
sleeping m n drunk
Roth Phelps and McMillon were. by
the Justice, held 90 the district court
on the charge ~ murder In the first de-
gree.
on the 9th OF April last. while the
work ~ ompanollug "a jury was In prb-
rreHH. Phelps who desired 60 be- tried
separately. withdrew his plea OF not
guilty tn murder IN the nrst degree.
aud pleaded guilty 90 murder IN tho
second degree. ON this plea Judge
Norrell sentenced him to NE imprlson-
ment
McMlicn has been confined In the
county jail since his nrrvst but looks
none the worse Tor his confinement
THREE JURORS SECURED.
Up 90 the hour VI going to press only
three Jurors had been accepted aud
they are George u. pypor John nrown
and Thomas a. MnrEottH. Mr. pypet
ala not want 90 serve and tried o. got
OUT Of H. but Judge Norvll refused 20
excuse him. thoator buuIncsB or no
thCntcr business
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McGary Of Grand Rapids as tenn.
puruy chairman,
Mr.. McGarry made no reference 60
state Affairs. CONCERNING war Issues
h. declared that however much clti-
KNns diner ne tu the necessity Of the
war or regret that the atntesmnnship
of those In control could not honorably
avoid 70. cvcry American must support
the commandrr-in-ch without sug-
Ecstlon ~ criticism ur comulalnt
"SCctlOnallain." shid the chairman.
has been 0hiitcrntod The bravery of
the Green Mountain boy az Manila was
cNccllcd only by the hcroism " Ala
hnma's son At Santiago. and our Aigcr
issues orders obcycd by Thousands who
once wore the gray. The Republican
party II sectional party. II has but
one Fixed principle and when that ~
crystalized Into law u wlndcrs aim
lrAsly' ANA IL now tending 70 imperial
ISM"
The speaker appealed Tor Just ana
frugal administration. one permitting
use OF tho excellent system NJ gold ana
silver money. a government In which
the Democracy shall stand guard, and
whose affairs shall be administered BY
the pcorieaa leader, william j.. Bryan.
The usual standing committees were
then named.
Or. Nichols % Grccnviiie was made
temporary chairman ~ the popullHl
convention and Stanley parkhlil OF
owoaso or the Silver Republican gath.
,rlnE. Both the latter conventions
took rce'HSeH after appointing confer
ouc0 committees The Democrats nlau
took recess after the appointment OF
the committee ON conference.
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tered by burglars ON Monday night
From each piau' the thieves rlf d
HInali amount IN clah and Few Utti.
nddE nui ends In the way 0f groceries
dr. good and notions
tch Hammer. Barry this morning o.
gon VI william H. Gufney was arD.-
d.nully shot while boo bod % a.tus
hi1 brother had gDt up before him and
WnH fnullur with gun when 10 went
on. The charge struck the boys right
ear tearing m q portion 81 10 nun
making nu uriy wound. ~ is said
The run was loaded with salt
Lohl Hammer. A. ~. Ctndlnnd came
down from oregon on Thursday Tor D.
short visit ana was loud m his praises
N That northern country. iio thinks
y an Ideal farming country ana says
the beet crop u doing well though they
arc late IN thinning. The brick Tor
the factory d. on tho ground and win
br put IN the walls na soon na ruvslhio.
superintendent aud Mrr. Granger nfr
much pleased with the city AID people
~ La gfando.