The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-09
rs A PROBLEM.
Fair Deficit to Be Oonsid-
cred ia Special Meeting.

J SpenceA Oct S.-A special meeting OF
the Spencer Farmers ami Mechanics
Association will be held Saturday, Oc-
tober 15, in Caucus Hall. The meet
! ing has beex1 called 20 act on the fol-
| lowing article s: ITO see what action
the association will take in relation
to raising money to meet the deficit of
| the last fair, o. act thereon. To see II
the association will mortgage their
property to meet the same. To tran
sact any other business that may
properly come bei ore the meeting.
AWARDED A MEDAL.
| Frank Loriviere, Nae popular clerk at
j. H. Ames' dry goo ds store, has just
received a gold medal for the best dis
| play of notions at the trimmers' exhi>
bition at Chicago. The display Tor
which he received the medal is now on
exhibition at Mr.. Ames store.
| A large number of Spencer people
planned to attend the firemen's inspec-
| ton at North Brookfield, this AFTER
noon, but on account of the threaten
| ing weather. gave their plans up ana
attended the foot ball game between
the David Prouty high school team
and the second eleven of the w. 2. l.
| instead. A few local fireGnen, however,
attended the Inspection regardless OF
| the weather.
| The remains of the. late Thomas
Fitzpatrick of Charlton were brought
to Spencer this morning and placed In
ST. Mary-s cemetery.
| Mrs. w. J. Ashton of New York,
daughter of Mrs Joseph Girouard of
| Spencer, has just presented her mother
| a fine horse and carriage. Mrs. Assn
| toms husband is the manager OF the
New York Life Insurance Company.
| The new $4,000 pipe organ is expect>
| ed TO be in place at the Church OF the
Holy Rosary the latter part OF TINS
month. The dedication will taiee place
Wednesday,, Nov. 2.
! T IT AEnes and Alton H. Baer, both
of whom are interested in the Star Bog
Cranberry Association on Cape Cod,
! started this morning on a short trip to
look after their interests.
William Fits, whose injury at Charl-
| ton Depot yesterday afternoon WAS an
nounced exclusively in The Spy this
morning, is reported as eonltorlaple'
I but is suffering nuch from his scalp
wound. and badly strained back. DR..
ID r. Wheeler was Obliged to take 16
stitches to clone the ugiy cut, Mr.,
Fits will return home as soon as ne
| is able.
The Monday CltSb will meet with
Miss Annie Ward, High street, next
| Monday afternoon. Tl2e SthDJSSe " ps
considered is italian ant
| Beebe Weber & Con, atter much
trouble and dissatisfacticQ N, nave a.
last decided to operate. Nd. Darling
wooden mills Nos. 2 and 3, until their
! contract expires in February.
| Tomorrow will be rally SUM ay at
the First Congregational Church, and
will begin the rally week serviceA at
the church. The largest attendan &c
of the year is expected to be pres
ent.
| Spencer will once more be visited
with a detachment of the Salvation
Army consisting of 10 men and two
women. The company, which includes
a brass band, besides some fine singers,
Will arrive in Spencer Monday morn
ing.
Private A. H. Tourtelotte of Jones
street, member of the I'd RSassachu-
| setts regiment, is now In the Massa-
chusetts hospital, undergoing treat
ment for stomach trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins of Lincoln
street have removed to WORCESTER,
where Mr. Jenkins has entered the
meat and fish business
Alexander Cakes of Brookfield. who
was arrested last night by Chief of
Police MeKenna, was fined So this
morning by Judge Curtis. Cakes
pleaded guilty.