davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-02

rzenia socjalizmu j wolnomu.
larstwa, &c Una on nawet haslo
wtajemniczonych i vie, jake
dose .,J6zef" powiedziec, aaeby
Sezam ksiaaek bezecnych otwo-
rem stanal. Co rzeklszy, sale
opuscil. o lie atoli byl W
W owej chwili z~adowolony z
siebie. o lyle srogiego sromu a
konfuzji sic najadl, gdy tegoz
dnia jeszcze delegacja czytel6
wystspila don re s-tanowczem
zadaniem, ably z imienia j naz.
wiska ~winowajc6w wskaza}.
Poniewaz wskazac ME m6g},
nalezaio z MIN raczej jak z
oszczerca postapic, anizeli
osmielac do dslszych broje6,
poprzestajac ma wyrzsdzeniu
sobie moralnej tylko satys-
fakcji.
Przyszio nakoniec og6lne re.
branie. Pomimo szykan kon.
troll, laskawej Ola adherent6w,
a drobnostkowo formalistycznej
ldla p~rzeciwnik6w, pomimo
burd karczemnych PREY wyda-
waniu kart wstspu, pomimo
machinacyj przedwyborczych j
i podcsas wybor6w i jawnego
~gwalcenia ducha i litery usta.
wy, pomimo narzucenia pc.
rzadku dziennego, maiscego
zapewnic tryumf koterji, pc.
mimo tego wszystkiego, W re-
czy samej zas dzieki tym
sztuczkom, srodeczkom i spo.
sobikom, kt6re ME ubezwladni.
~ opozycji a popchnsiy W iej
rzeregi obojetna ma razie mase
wyborc6w, ksiaze prezes ogrom.
na wiekszoscia gfos6w zapro.
SONY zostal do powrotu ma
lono prywatnego aycia. Pr6z
nemi byly uporczywe jego
pr6by zakneblowania ust zgro.
madzonym, zdobycie kazdego
glosu kosztowalo z poczstku
kwadrans czasu i dluzej, osta.
tecznie jednak CLOS ten edo.
bywano sobie. Promo, zeby
ME dopus,ic do rozpraw mad
naduzyciami przedwyborczemi
mad sposobem glosowania, wy
grazal ,,gromami i piorunami"
wladzy kt6ra instytucje W
proch zetrzec moze, nawet fills.
trey wolali re zdumieniem:
va coal" dalej domagali sic
giosu. Chcial zastraszye, a
osmieszyl siebie, gromowlad.
nym zas Jowiszom take usfu.
81 ME oddal. Marry m6wca
okazal sic r6wnie marnym kie.
rownikiem obrad. Zamiast DO.
cory przynajmniei jakiejs bez.
stronnosci i ~przyzwoitosci "a.
chowac, dal sic wnet przenik.
nae jake matacz, ME massey
pojecia o takcie i powadze.
Zarsczyf mp. uroczyscie z pre-.
zydjalnego stolka, biorac.wszel-
ka odpowiedsialnosc ma siebie,
Re W urnie wyborczej ami jed.
mel kartki niema: otwarto ia
ma natarczywe zsdanie publicz-
nosci i wysypaio sic ma st6l
szesc kartek. Tia nieudolnosc
~wyzywajaca j arogancka ME
pozostala beg wpiywu ma wy.
borc6w, jedni zaczsli atramen.
tenn naprowadzac wypisane
ol6wkiem nazwiska, inni wy.
zywali ma swych kartkach Ra-
dziwilla j wpisywali drugieeo
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-02

rodu, wykwiti kwiat jadowity
nikczemnosci j fafszu.
Pred trzema laty ks. Mi.
chat RadziwiN wyszedf z urny
wybOrczej jake prezes T.wa
Dobroczynnoscl. Czlowiek ten,
charak3eru posiomego i slabej,
ciasnej glowy, zaslyszawszy Q
zapasach toczonych ma Zacho.
die z socjalizmem i z bezwy.
z~naniowoscia, zapragnaf CORA.
CO saslynsc u mas jake pogrom.
ca czerwonego widma, imal sic
przeto wszelkich sposobow,
ably wake wywolac bez kt6.
rel ~oczywiscie j zwycisztwa bye
ME moze. Wiedzial on z CORY,
&c wladza podejrzliwem okiem
ma czytelnie patrzy, poniewaa
W swoim czasie nasfala ma ME
specialize dd hoe wysadzonego
sspiega Wisniewskiego. Szpieg
|6w wszedzie sic wslizgna},
wszystko widziai, i mic kary.
|godnego ME znalaz}. Jakia
tryumf ola presesa = a0ydoru,
Iiealiby potra&l W Ionic swego
Towarzystwa, to przeniknsc i
wykryc, czego najbystrzejsze
oko policji dojrzec i najczuj.
niejsze ucho zlowic ME zdola.
40! JakiA swietny dow6d
wiernopodda6czych uczue dziel.
mel falangi, W kofo sztandaru
ugodowego skupionej, i jaka
zasluga wzgledem koscio}a j
wzgledem p~rzodownictwa ,kas.
ty," do kt6rej on ma zaszczyt
nalezyt.
Me obro6ce mialy zatem
czytelnie W swym wlasnym
najwyaszym opiekunie, ale tym
Observation-Disclosures wroga, ze
ich antypahstwowose i anty.
koscielnosc byly mt potrzebne,
re wierzy} W ME przeto jak W
dogmat, cardiac wszelkimi do.
wodami ich wyzszej mad wszel.
ka wstpliwosc, potulnej ME.
winnosci.
Kto chce walczyc bodaj z u
rojeniem, wlasnem czy VINO.
wionem, bee sojusznikow
obejsc sic ME moze. Znalezli
sic rychlo, ksiaze pan BOWEN
ME byf wybrednym. Dwom
pralatom obiecal, re pc jego
prawicy zasisda i &c ducho.
wiehstwu W swieckiem iowa.
rzystwie szerokie a przemozne
wp1ywy zapewni, stall sic pre-
to ola ksiszy persona gratissi
ma. Ia sutannami poszly ME.
bawem zwarta lava sp6dnice
dewotek. Nieskazitelny pre-
yes przyciaga} do siebie i "a.
szczytnie wyr6znial takie indy
widua, kt6re przez zarzad do
zaniechania nbezplatnych"
funkcyj przynaglone zostaly z
powodu, ze rocznie tylko 400
rb. "a ydor6zki" likwidowac
swykly. Ma generalnego zas
faktora, agitatora, zastspce j
pelnomocnika upatrsyi sobie
6w, iscie opatrznosciowy, MAJ
niedoleczonego warjata p. F.
Rycerskiego.
Pc zjednaniu sobie poparcia
ME tax licznej jak dobrze do.
branej druzyny, stworzywszy
nadto przytuiek ola chiopc6w.
wloczeg6w, wyobrazil sobie ks.
Radziwii, ze stat sic potegs, re
jest niezbednym, ze najzupel.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-02
q Zaboru ROsyjskiego.
Warszawa, II. kwietnis

Rewisja osytelni be.paatnych.-Kn
Ia ss6w o prsssztsj dsialalnoioi
ks. Rsdxiwiiia.-Kampania klsry.
kalno-ugodows. - Rehabilitaoja
donosiciela. o soos drzswa ugo.
dowego.
w dniu 2 kwietnia dokona-
no rewizji loci czytelni. jake
najbardziej uczeszczana z %
|czytelh T.wa dobroczynnosci
dostspifa ona pierwsza tego
zaszcsytu. Cd tego csynu roe.
poczela swojs dzialalnosc wy.
znaczona przez general guber.
natora komisja, majsca zbadat
dzialalnosc calego T.wa Do.
broczynnosci: czy i o lie ME
kroczy ona pc manowcach
wolnomyslno .naukowych.
W sklad komisji wchodsa
vice gubernator Pahlen
dw6ch moskali urzednik6w do
szczeegg8lnych zleceh i trzeci o
polskiem nazwisku, wink
slynnego wielkorzsdcy margr.
Wielopolskiego.
: Czterech tych detektyw6w
wyzszego rzedu, o gladkiem i
przyzwoitem obeisciu, przepa.
trywalo ksiazki, zwracane
przez czytelnik6w, szukaio W
szafach dziel zabronionych,
badafo sumiennie katalogi ftp.
- CORY zareczyc mona, &c z
ogniowej pr6by wyida be-
skazy tax 1Ota, jak j wszyst
stkle lnne czytelnie.
Pred paru tygodniami u.
tworzono nova posade inspek.
tora rzsdowego czytel1 bez.
p}atnych. Me dose ma tenn,
prezes rady miejskiej dobro.
czynnosci publicznej Zilow,
wystspil z ~zadaniem, ably mu
przesaano katalogi.
So to fakty wielce ola no.
wego kursu znamienne i bar.
dzo pouczajace. Znamiene SO
one, wykazuja BOWEN stala
dsznosc uprzychylnej" wladzy
do skrepowania wszelkiej sa.
modzielnej, chociaaby mai.
szczuplejszej, najjawniejszej j
najlegalniejszej piracy. Una,
mienne i ola tego, ze ia obca
w1adza, jak 100 lat temu maj.
jasniejsza gwarantka," prey.
zywana jest wielkim g}osem
do rozstrzygniecia WASN'T do,
mowych j wytepienia ,,jakobi-
now" z ia tylko roznica, ze
dygnitarza j hetmana konfede.
racyjki sal generis oslania obec.
ME swemi piersiami spory Cd
lam prasy, kt6ry otwarcie sic
che1pi, re denuncjanta role
pelni, a jednak ME znajduje W
spolecz ehstwie, z~nieprawionem
niewola i ~obalamuconem ugo.
de, ami cdprawy zasfuzonej,
ami odporu, ami miazdsscej pc.
pogardy.
Sprawiedliwosc przyznac
kaze, Re drapiezny zwierz mos
kiewski, sgt krwi j kosci po-
gruchotanych, ME iakomilby
sic zapewne lynn razem ma tax
marny ochiap, jak ,,samorzsd
dziadowski," ominiety nawet
przez Hurkowsks ,,razzis,"
gdyby ME przeciagle a upor.
czywe wycie handy naszych
wfasnych szakali. w zlowiesz-
Gym ich koncercie ~pierwszeh.
stwo nalezy bezprzecznie ME.
/.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-02

vionsj dyskusji sabisrsli CLOS pp.:
Wyrostsk. presses tow. uo.aoej sic
miodsieay ,,Zjednoo.enis", oSwisd
ossjsc sic tylko II stworzenism uni.
wersytstu, . stanowcso prseoiw sta
wisniu jakiegekolwisk pomnika, .as
Baosyhski. Ssenderowios. Dwsrnio.
H, Jakubik, Lessozyhski. Leoh 1 in.
nj n pomnikiem l s~tworssniem uni.
wsrsytetu.
Go do pomnika, postawil p. T.ssr.
osyhsh wniosek, aAeby wsp6lnis
dsiaisc . istoiejscym ju4 komisstsm
pomnikowym, tylko pod wsrunkism,
sby rsprsssntanci miod.issy prsy.
pussoseni byli do wssystkioh obrad
komisetu : gsossm deoydujsoym, .as
90 do uniwersytstu ludowsgo wska.
sujso, sby prsy sakaadaniu tel misty.
tuoji baosy6 pr.sdswssystkiam. i4by
oddswais usaugi sprawis narodowej.
Lsos oswiadczyi, 70 prsses komitstu
osntralnego. prof. c siklihski, poro.
sumiewsi sic MIN I .spewnial, 70
komitst osntrslny Z cals oheoia pra.
oowa6 bedsis maodsie4a, . nawet
powsisf uohwale, ably komitet milo.
dsiety saprosic M wsp6lns posis.
dsenis " oelu porozumienia sic.
s~ssndsrowios swrscal uwags, ably
reprsssntanci miOd.ie4y, kt6r.y wei.
do do komisstu osntr., wpaywsli n.
na1moAliwiej s.ybka akoje postawie.
mia pomnika. Omawiano tea obsser
ME sprawe uniwersytet6w ludowych,
wres.cie uohwaleno nsstepujsos re.
zoluoje:
nMtodziea przystepujs ola uo.ose-
mia r~oo.nicy Notwithstanding do
akoji W dw6ch kisrunkaoh.
y U.naje IA rsscs konieczna uc..
old pamiec w~iss.oza przes postawie.
ME Pomnika. w tym oslu pragnis
wsP6adziaia6 . og6lnym komitetsm
obywatelskim.
y Re swej strony postanawia noe.
old rok Miokiewiosowski s~aloAsniem
uniwersytetu ludowego.
w oelu adj y zwrooi sic wybrany
prses miodzieA komitet do istniejs-
osgo ju. csntr. komitstu pomniko-
wsgo, ~oiaruje mu ofsrty ofarodaw-
COW matsrjaiu .surowsgo sws silly
do rozpor.sd.snis, z .astrzc.eniem,
&c ogolny komitet u.upsini sic 6
osionkami . grona miod.ieay Z g}o.
sem decydujscym.
w oelu dd p komitet ,ajmie sic
~zafotenism tow. uniwersytetu Judo.
dowego i'm. Adama Mickiewioza,
oraz zbieraniem fandusz6w ma ten
eel.
Komitst uniwsrsytstu ludowego
mfodziety ma sic skisda6 Z repre-
zsntantow ws.ystkioh olskioh sto-
warsyszeh miod.ieay We Lwowie,
pc tr.soh . kaadego. Komitst ten
ma prawo u~zupeinia6 sic pre-. koop-
tacje, tax Z grona ozionkow WISDOM
oianych stowsrzys.eh jak j innyoh
os6b".
Do komitetu " oelu wsp6lnsj ak
oil pomnikowej Z ~osntralnym komi-
tetsm. wybrani .ostali pp.: Lesso.yh-
ski, prezes Csytelni akadem.; Kraus,
Prsres Brain. pomooy ssuohao.6w
ws.echnioy; Jakubik, prsses Brain.
pom. technik6w; Lech, sekretar.
&c wis1dy"; Jakobczyhski, sekretarz
"Sksiy'' J ~Jabiohski, preses tow. pol.
skiej miodsisty rekods. i'm. KILN.
skisgo.
Pisniadse zebrsne dotyohosas ma
pomnik prsss miedsies, postanowio-
no odds6 do dyspo.yoji wsp6lnego
komisetu. Wkr6tcs ma bye rwoaa.
ne og6lne zgromadrsnis mlodsieay,
kt6re niesawoinie zatwierdzi jedno.
myslnis Powytsza resolucje gdyA
p~olscssnie sic komitst6w wyda bar
do Poayteo.ne rs.ultaty ola sprswy
pomnika, q I uniwsrsytet luiowy i'm.
Miokiewio.a mote PREY energiosnej
praoy miod.ieay poparciu spols.
oIehstws, wkrotoe wejsc W ayOis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-02

Dziewczeta .,ss sI:,r %ss, a,s do;
miejsca u familii amerykahskich jake
sfuzace. Szczeg6lniej swiezo przybyfym
dziewczynom zEuropy moge dac miejscs
zaraz. Pani L. SAWICKA, ~strecsarka,
1929 8. Halsted ct. Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-02

(rDsien. Poxn."J
0daksku prssd isbs ksrns
tessys - tyni dsIani bssass ~
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-02

6w, iscie opatrznosciowy, MAJ
niedoleczonego warjata p. F.
Rycerskiego.
Pc zjednaniu sobie poparcia
ME tax licznej jak dobrze do.
branej druzyny, stworzywszy
nadto przytuiek ola chiopc6w.
wloczeg6w, wyobrazil sobie ks.
Radziwii, re stat sic potegs, ze
jest niezbednym, &c najzupel.
niej mad sytuacjs zapanowal.
Me okazujac W stosunku do
wladz ami taktu, ami godnosci,
lynn wisksza buta nadrabial
wobec swoich i tym bezczel'
niej lazl ma pedestal wszech.
wiadnego autokraty.
Dlugo uchodzilo mu wszyst.
ko bezkarnie, dzieki miekkos.
ci zarzsdu, zlozonego wylscz-
ME z mieszczahstwa, rozmilo.
wanych W zgodzie j spokoju
majscych pewns slabosc dls
mitr j galek. Byli to wszakze
bsdz co bsdz ludzie uczciwi
rozssdni, ostatecznie przeto
ME dat sic zatarg zazegnac.
Pomijamy inne r6znorodne
a liczne tegoz przejawy, wy
mienimy zas jeden fakt tylko,
bsdscy z csytelniami W swiss.
ku.
Ku schyikowi jednego . po'
Giedse1 o6wiadesyl ksispe pre-
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-25
CHARLTON.

Charlton City, Nov 24.-Edward
Lathe has returned to Worcester for
the winter.
Several parents and friends visited
the primary school in charge of Miss
Lottie Rich, Friday afternoon. and lis
tened to various exercises by the chill
dren. The singing was especially com
mended by the committee, M. Daniel
Woodbury.. The schools will reopen
Dec. 8.
Miss Hartwel has returned to her
home in Rochdale.
Rev. William Ferguson took his fam
lily to Chelsea Monday, where they will
be the guests of Mrs. Fergusons broth
er till Friday.
Charles Halsey spent Thanksgiving
in Providence.
Miss Mary Sheridan went to Wor-
cester Wednesday, and was accompa-
MED home by her sister Annie and Miss
Belle Hayes, who spent Thanksgiving
there.
Miss McGaffey is with her friends in
Worcester this week
Mrs. Fred Birkby has been in Prov
idence several days.
Otis Brainard's family had their
Thanksgiving with relatives in South
bridge.
Mrs. Booth had her daughter Mrs.
OlSHlOll anu ldIlllly IlOul OHe1IV al
ley over Thursday. Wednesday night
they were surprised by company of
20 villagers. who partook of a boun-
tiful supper and enjoyed dancing. A
handsome clock was presented to Mr.
and Mrs. Dighton, who have recently
come from England.
Sadie Hilton is in Sutton and will
return Saturday
Bert Baker and wife James and
Grace Baker, Mrs Marcus Carpenter
and Harry, are visiting this week in
Westford. CT.
John Watson is to work this winter
at Reuben Browns.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-25

couple, by their only great grandchild
Leo Bigelow Gagnon. who though only
four years of age contributed his e.
ferlng in a very charming manner
Mr.. Gagnon was born in La Bale, St
Paul, P. O.. Il years ago. His wife
Domithile RabidouX, was born in La
cadie, Quebec 6S years ago. They were
married in Papierreville, Nov. %, 1913.
and have lived in Southbridge thirty
two years. Their union was blessed
with thirteen children, twelve of whom
are living. They all reside in South
bridge with the exception of one son
Theophile Gagnon, who moved 10
Providence, r. l., about year ago and
is now engaged with the J. Putney Co.
manufacturing opticians
After living a few years in South.
bridge, Mr. Gagnon bought a house
near Mechanic street which he after
wards sold, and purchased more spa
cious one, at the corner Of Elm and
Hartwell streets, where he now resides
His industry and frugality in his earlier
years enabled him to give up working
several years ago, and he now lives at
his leisure. and enjoys the fruits OF his
labors, together with his worthy wife.
who has been a faithful helpmate to
him for half a century while their
home is one of peace, piety and love.
They both enjoy the blessing Of good
health, and those who have the pleas
ure of knowing Mrs. Gagnon can truly
say the hand of Time has touched her
gently for her youthful looks and
bright and smiling countenance We're a
source Of JOY and pride to her children
and grandchildren. as they gathered
around the family freside to celebrate
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-25
THANKSGIVING HUNTERS.
Many Grafton Nmrods Shoulder Their
Guns and Scour The Woods

Grafton, Nov. PA large number of
Grafton gunners were out this forenoon
and several returned with evidences of
good luck. As early as 4.3O O'Clock there
We're men and dogs tramping away in
the direction of Upton and others tow
ard Westboro. Those who went in tine
latter direction had several lively runs
after the rabbits which have been fire.
quently reported as plentiful in that
section.
Union Thanksgiving services We're at
tended at the West Church by a small
number this morning. Rev. S. B. Flagg
preached the sermon, giving an eX-
cellent discourse on Home influence, p"
and following it up to the influence of
the nation
All preparations are completed for
the harvest festival and ball of class
SO, G. H. s, to be held in town hall
Friday evening.
The laborers or the electric railway
were obliged to quit work early this
forenoon on account of rain
The rooms of the Grafton Chess and
Checker Club were the scene Of a large
number of social games today and
many of the admirers of the game We're
TO be seen commenting on the playing
ana chances of the contestants at the
coming match to be played with the Y.
NJ. c. A.. at Worcester, Dec. Il.
Among the guests in town today
were Herbert d. Hall and wife. F. A.
Kemp and F. G. Colesworthy Of Wor-
cester and j. F. Brown Of Pawtucket
Thaddeus De Alton Smith and Mrs.
Smith are spending few days at East
Douglas.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-25

Johanna Hill, Bridget Cronin ana M"-
mic Grady. all from Worcester; ,,.,
Loren Jacobs a Worcester le'.ll ~,
spent the holiday with his parents u"
Fenner hill. .n.,..i,7.,,oo
LAWYER Thomas Farrell OF PROVIDENCE
was at home today with his paIeIlt9'
George Bell Of Leominster VISITED i'll
town today. ,..o,,+ tbe
Albert Luath Of Worcester spent the
dav with his folks on School street.
Christopher Colligan of GrlsWolu'
Ct. is visiting his grandmother MIS'
p. COndTen. c..,
Miss Nellie Duffy of North CRATIC"
is the guest Of Miss Mamie Gatferty'
James Cahill spent the holiday az
his home in Providence. .,.
Herbert A. ROWeil of Leomlnster VS.
tied his parents today.
Miss Edith Forand spent the day III
Worcester.
Mrs. G. C.. Whipple of Worcester ate
her Thanksgiving dinner with her son,
Frederick w. Whipple, Jr, in Weo-
ster
James Hanley Of Wo0nsocket was IN
town today with his parents.
John Marteu of Southbrdge spent
the day with his folks in town.
The Joslin House and Hotel DeWiit
outdid themselves this noon i'm the
shape of an old-fashioned New Eng
land turkey dinner
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-25

Beginning this week Taft & Tafts
mill viii run but four days eacn week,
instead Of six
About 16 oxford people attended the
dance at Rochdale last evening. Vim
tons bus carried them up.
union Thanksgiving service was
held at the Methodist Episcopal Church
this morning at 10. As o'clock, led by
Revs. Bradstreet and Everett.
Miss Ethel J. Dodge and Miss Myrtes
Cogswell, both of Worcester visited o.
B. Chaffee and wife today.
Mrs. Frank f. WinsloW of Boston is
visiting Henry J. Whiting and family
Carroll II. RaWson, of the Highland
Military Academy of Worcester, is
home for Thanksgiving.
II. L. Lamson and family visited
Everett Bates and family of Dudley
today.
C. L. Putnam and family of Worces-
ter are the guests of Mrs. M S. Elmer
son and family.
Mrs, j. NJ Barnard is entertaining
Fred F. Barnard of Worcester, Miss G.
Caroline Penchard Of Boston and Jerry
Moffitt Of Providence, r. I.
Alfred AIoffitt of Norwich, Conn, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A
Moffitt
Mrs. A. b. Yoemans and Miss Ger
trude Yoemans of Worcester are at
William II. Halls.
Charles 4. Dodge of Worcester and
Frank d. Fuller Of Southbridge are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Fuller for
a few days.
j. L. Rhodes of Webster was in town
today.
A. W. Barber wife and son are at
Kendall Marcy's.
Joseph G. Woodbury., Willis p. John
son and Miss Sarah l.. Johnson of Wor-
cester are the guests of Miss Mary f.
Stowe.
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Henry Tierney, William Kelly Gregory
Berlin John Mulroy, James Steel, J. f.
Cannon, Harry Cartwright, Joseph
Finnerty, Emory Mascotte, Michael
Noonan, Edward ScanlOn, Thomas Gro
dan, William O'Malley, William Nc
Nance, Henry Connors, James Nc
Dowell. John Mcnamara, Henry Nc
Cormack, John McNamee, John Kill
lea, Owen Flaherty, Michael O'Toole,
Andrew Mack James Hestor, Timothy
Mcnamara, John Mulroy, George Don
aldson, Thomas Rawson, Arthur Raw
son, Josejh McEnery, Samuel Boyd,
Joseph Barrett. Thomas McGinn, Thos.
LAWN, Henry NOLAN Also were pres
ent the following from the Belmont So
cial Club, Worcester: John Mcnamara,
p. Q. McQueeny, Matthew Barrett,
Thomas White, William Trayers, John
Quinn, John White Walter Greeley,
Frank Heating, John sullivan, Fred
Pierson, William Hanley, Richard Han
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TWO IN GARDNER.
Rev. J. F. MoOermott Ties NuptiaI kno

s.
Gardner, Nov, 24-Rev. ]. II. MeDer-
mott, pastor of the Church of the
Sacred Heart, officiated at two we'd
dings today. AT 80 this morning Miss
Mary Backman, daughter of Mr. ana
Mrs. Ellis Eackman, was married In
Felix Chagnon. ~
Miss Margaret Murphy, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Murphy Of
Limerick street. was married At 2
O'Clock this afternoon. to Patrick
Burns of the firm Of Thomas BrazeiI
d Co. wholesale liquor dealers Ed
ward Cronin Of Boston was best man
and Miss Lizzie Burns of Hoosic Fails
n. Y, was bridemaid. The usbers v-are
A w. Byron, c. r. Murray. w. n Car-
roll and Henry Thibodeau. Mr. and
MRS. Burns started this afternoon for
a wedding trip, and on their return
Will begin housekeeping in the bo1,sa
OF the brides parents % Limericl,
street limerick
Ihere We're no members to sign tba
ron OF Company f. Second regiment at
the armory, last Wednesday evenino
put Capt. A. L. Stone expects to bsIso
the company filed this week.
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AT STATE HATCHERY.
Large Ice House Being Erected and
Spawning Completed.


Wilkinsonville, Nov. 24.-Work was
commenced this morning on the new
ice house for the state fish hatchery.
The new ice house will be quite a large
building. One half will be devoted to
the storage of ice cut from the pond
during the winter, and the other half
for a refrigerator. A large meat cut
ter will be placed in the refrigerator
to cut up the meat for the fish. Power
will be furnished from d oyershot wa
ter wheel near the dam. The spawning
is almost all completed.
Frank z. Brown has returned from a
weeks stay al AttleborO.
Harold w. HOdgkiss of Amherst Col
lege is spending his vacation with his
father, Rev. S. Hodgkiss, of Maple
street
Leon Stanton has given up his posi-
ton as clerk for Fred. e. Haines
Mrs J. A, Wood of Whitinsville is
the guest of Mrs. P. c. Weir of Main
street
The public schools of this place are
closed for week
George c. Bates gave a whist party
this evening at his home on Mil street.
Six tables were occupied during the
evening.
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FROM GRANGER DISTRICT.
Budget Of News Notes of Interest to
Charlton Friends.


Charlton, Nov. 24-Robert Lawrence
Of New York was in town the fore part
Of the week
Carlos Bond is fitting up a mill for
grinding grain
On account of frequent rains. corn is
not curing well, and the fodder will be
nearly worthless
1t is expected that the new organ. for
the South Church will arrive and be
put in place in time to be used Sun
day
Everett Flint of Boston, Mrs A. A.
Woodbury. and son Roger of Troy, n
H., Miss l.. +. Dodge and Miss Ger
uude Morse of North Leominster, Mrs
w. w. Greene and Harry H. Greene cf
Worcester and many others came TO
town to spend Thanksgiving day with
friends and relatives.
The property of Louis Longway sold
at auction last week, brought good
prices
There is to be sn auction sale Of
property belonging to the estate of the
late Thomas Fitzpatrick at Charlton
Depot Tuesday.
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TOOK MORE THAN He NEEDED.

Some one who was evidently over
looked by the police and other Charts
ply disposed bodies, in their distrbu-
ton Of Thanksgiving dinners, visited
tne hen coop of Dennis Langville, 142
bloomlngdale road, Thanksgiving eve
and stole nine hens and two roosters
The case was reported to the police
Yesterday
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AUBURN.

:, Auburn Nov PA THANKSGIVING
pan was given at the town hall lasf
y vCgiliLs, under the auspices of the
5,,.s men OF Auburn. GAINESVILLE and
Cherry Valley. J. T.. Hickey of A,b,,,.,,
ana {. J. Foley of GAINESVILLE We're tb y,
moor managers. Music was fnrnisfsr3
by the Eclipse Orchestra of W orrester
supper was served in the lower hail.
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the 5Oth anniversary of her welded
life.
Mr.. Gagnons neat and active figure
is well known in Southbridge where he
has a host of friends. Idleness has no
attraction for him, as he is now engag-
ed in erecting another house upon his
properly. having prepared the greater
part of the foundation himself