The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-28
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Buried.
MAMMOTH DRIFTS
Hide One Side of the Street
From the Other.

Webster. Nov. 27.-The blizzard
which struck this town last night sue
ceeded in showing everybody in, and
aside from men and horses who are
laboring to open up the highway. no
living thing was seen upon the streets.
The new pillow for the Webster and
Dudley street railway arrived Satur-
day and was properly housed until it
was needed" The need came quickly,
and in a form that not only astonished,
but appalled,, street railway men To-
cally
Owing to the insufficient snow clean
ing apparatus and the depth of count
less drifts about town, there is but
little likelihood that the cars will be
running on schedule time before Tues
day morning.
Nearly every seat has been sold for
the concert which is to be given in
Music hall tomorrow night under the
management of David NJ. Cowie. The
artists are all from Boston, and come
with excellent testimonials. The follow
ing rs the program that will be rem
dered:
Strike, strike the Tyre. ............. Cooke
fremont Quartet.
Miss Nichols. ''-> 20
ta) Aria, 'CaValleria Rusticana" .Mascagni
(bl Il love and the world is mine" johns
Mr.. Deane.
Tremont-Svendsen
Trio-Allegro
Andante reHgioso.
Presto go; ........;;.:... Carl Bohm
carnival of Venice fremont Quartet
"Andacht' from suite In the forest"
Pepper
.,,o,,, o,,.,.. Miss TOlman,
..a Mr. Mcpherson ;i'i.;31ii.' f'a''usSssF
fremont Quartet 49,
Romance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. RoSelfen
Svendsen Trio.
Pilgrim chorus, from Tannhauser,
Tremont-Svendsen
Joseph F. Brissittee. who will pro-
duce the drama. Ten Nights in
Bar Room" in Edwards hall, South
bridge next Tuesday evening. is meet
ing with success.
The ladies Of the Episcopal Church
will hold their annual fair in the par
ish house, adjacent to the church, next
Wednesday and Thursday. The fair
will open at 4 o'clock Wednesday af-
ternoon, and a turkey supper will be
served from to o'clock. On Thurs
day evening an entertainment will be
given by the direction of Mrs. Spauld
ing Bartlett and Mrs. Philip Pearl.
The program will include THE Brown
les Filtration" by a dozen children;
a farce entitled Rubber Boots, and
musical selections.
J. W. Aldrich and family have moved
to Putnam.
Thomas F. Hughes spent Sunday in
Norwich
Loren Jacobs. a Worcester Tech
student, was home over Sunday With
his parents.
r. O. Harreu returned yesterday from
q visiA in Danielson.
Mrs. H. Reuben and daughter Car
DINA of Manchester n. H, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Shea.
J, NJ. Fuller. Of the electric road con-
struction, is in Boston over Sunday.
Leroy Kenyon of Providence, a for
mer citizen, is in town.
MIR. and Mrs. G. II. Sanborn and two
children; returned to Gardner yester-
day after a visit with Frank Wilbur
and wife.
The print works at East Webster will
start up Monday, but the cambria part
~
until a week later
John Garvey of Worcester is the
guest of William McGiil
Asher #. Moore. champion big pin
roller. and wife, arrived in town last
night from Danbury, Ct, to remain over
Sunday
Mrs. Jane Palmer, aged 50 years, who
died Wednesday, was buried in Perry
vile cemetery yesterday. The funeral
services We're held at her late School
street residence at 80 o'clock this af-
ternoon, and Rev M. E. Mott, pastor
of the Episcopal Church, officiated. The
bearers were all friends of the deceased,
and were David Trowbridge, Andrew
r. Snow, Z. d. Clemans and John P.
Knowlton.
The Misses Mamie and Bertha Har-
ris from Willimantic are enjoying the
hospitality Of Mrs. M. A. Lonergan and
family, on Granite street, for few
days.
Joseph Kassierski, the year-old child
of William and Mary Kassierski, of
Dresser street. died Saturday night.
Mrs. Jennie Wheelock of Willimantic
returned yesterday after a visit with
Nh and Mrs. Charles A. Ross.
Edward Loughman of Whitinsville is
visiting Mr. and Mrs ]. Sinclair, at the
Josln House.
Miss Anna Perry visited in Worcester
Yesterday