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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-02

Tonight AMI to-use-ruw sfrsrronu sni
eEsr5mg II aivers4El>t ea1ara fair In
Arrnary Hall
To-alEat-Ths harvard LsEy so1g
recital ii sEs Pre-. Ivy terlsa church.
To--i-a--I@sl1 re'ee piio1 III ths High
S,-hogi-
>2azisy eTeaz5ag- Dec THE Rev
Etse X H. Jaga=s begins s@rs=s OF SET
rzcrs to yoCng man in the CairersasEss
C1lr-a-
Tuesday er~n1Bg- Deg alpha
Laa4hstz ri tIu5 -w@r meeting 81
Inc Higa >cAcssl-
Tuesday evening. Dec s--Annnsl
ueetizg a1sl rgll call Of the BsgCl.s
Caarck
"Wednesday AMI Thursday evenings,
De snts ,-P-=-byterisa Church Fair
IN Presbyterian Ca0r14 Te.1ry-
FridzF ev=H;ng. Def accompany
z 41ru4l hall II -trrn9ry Hall
SATURDAY might De's- 3I--TELEGsAN
voting cs01s=st cs9uges to Close
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-02

Ei Smith Of Cabot il in sowc Today.
W B. Springer left this atteruono for
g.aesSurs- MISS
% j. Hcwe- eft TODAY for n weeks
SAP in Cl1eo.t. " H.
There wer. .hnut 400 pe0pl. in the
hall ri the UgtrerzaEisG fair last night
Joseph Marcel EFF this noou for Con
ro-d v. H. 10 visit b. aEeIs fog sevsral
d4y--
James Trainer E@fa to-dar to spend
the holidays 1t Ills home in Ah~r1eec.
Se11eianEs
A Glb-rr. the Er1ck1nau. Is &C the
s5s-A li>. te-day. AID his #o-x is being
doae BY Mr.. lIarvey-
tgfnrer " Fseld soasE no9z@ ard los
on Hill Street TO H. j. >ssTtnn shis
aaGrnfng fat $500
Ms. G.. N. WILEY left this noon for
her home In Mortified 10 saecd Sunday
~isl hir parents
Smith. Nhitce1ah d CNok shipped =
p.enesa.gn polishing aaaeaine 10 NseSi@.
/ s-%4- AA4As A4-FA
Mrs. John Robbins has retarn%sl FROM
L-vrsso1rsgE1 where she lbs Es-pG visit.
IN her daggAEer NJ. w >. D@TEs-
Janes Aheru j. impruriag ai- te-cl
-hop IL bl4ea well street by aafin-
floor to tGae los-. Tom GiD1eog. Is ding
the work
.Ices@ssEa Thomas has nsovesf iBi- gran
lite cu..ang business tresa Wi lam h-n-
erxoes-s she'd To = seetS0o If CUTLER X
59-rhan~-
Mrs Eruass Bolster =n3 gwe Children
left this noon FIR Wis. hall. VT a:'er
s~o weeks ris5t with sae family Of L. j
Bolster
john King and Er7ae-- Billing, Jeff
last ui-as far tssrir E9osne in essspssard.
y. H.. where they sill resnaiu until
s.t=r t5e holidays
Viii Noeoan. sam psrsir AID jack
CAybH= ~egt yesterday TO 81 Alosa-
All Plssssastlrg5. " Y .9- a =ssor1 trip
They returned This forenoon
Mar<hall Hopkins. father Of r H.
Hopkins Of this city. died at his .Aosgse i'm
Northkeli last night The tla-r4a wil.
D. held i'm South Mortified at !. / o'slas-s
aex, Monday forenoon
". G.. Olds received a Besser !r@sza
New YORK Inst nigh. stating that B~-T
.AnAsr who hzs been very SIX i iFny-us-
vin-. Mr. Anker. razBv freud. brEes
will be glad TO learn lie good news
John Gates. Of Bran2on, formerly .
clerk tor his brother. L. s ss=Irs, in
the store Of Gates l. Austin. has arriveai
IN The city and will essEDnseoee work To-
usorrow morning for Gilley L Abbott
j. l. Micaael. baker for T. NJ Wassr-
mar. as wei. r. The ladies. deserve great
credit for the sge1ces> Of The turkey sap
per &. sae LniTersalist fair last night
Mr. .lb-hael cooked the TURKEYS. Of
Which lis U%5ua5- were used. sud ii
was done in 4 manner &c delight the
heart Of EFT epicure. ...-
Quite Al interesting circumstance aHd
cne significant IF the adTance Of women
in professional life was group of
people 81 one CT tie tables al tire fair
las. night. There were fsygr women
seated together. two Of whom were
ministers. one physician and tie
osher the marion gi H=aton hospital
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-02

Pzsrsrk Bree~ has goos to Barsiagrou-
Dxn Berry of Eleamond. was ir ~
city this nnrnia<-
Fred Fufa<1uar has coanassar@l ~Ors
for T~Iag Brpshers-
Bssli LAnab b@st rhis morn fO- \ few
1ays' Tasit In Randolph
A. b. HzschEms has a~ea apgei1-ed
pepGry Sheriff snr Barre to~n-
The Rev Andrew Gillies, chaplain O.
tire Ssnare- mas i'm shs city to-day
DOu't fo-~es the Drrwsr5 LEY e9a-
cert nj the PrssbFterrsn church tonight
Mrs W. n Grs@rxan. Of Williams
sow1- Left fDr B4rlingro1 tais usDruing
tfr. Mack. of HArdzirk. Las been
visiting u H. H. SGIaau-s for & few
days
Cgarsnce Billings aud John King
hare goas to Coaeorsl- N H. to- stse
smssr-
Chss- Bishop las returned from Ne~-
pgrr waers lie hAs bern visiting tar the
past three weeks
Flynn Austin leaFes SasardaT for hi.
aone in Ncrshiegd- GA Mo1aAaF lie
will asavs far BorEiagton 10 pz-a tAe
sale Ut the CRUSADER esGs-.s fog he Eer-
raagns Cicck Co
Mrs G. T. Ferson ANU daughter Miss
Aimee, WHO has be=n EsscasEg al the
>gaul8ing school. E4tz Yesterday for
taeir home IN FEtehbarg. Mass. Miss
Person has resigned h~r position here
and will enter u normal sGhGs8. .. FITCH
l1rg-
TIE ladies Of Chris chu-ca. Moatne-
Eier ~ao have Ind the csady hrsoth a.
Stale acGs@ dur7Hg the session, have
cleared sn the nei-hoorso.si II ego
This pile w~s augmented during the
ssssaou by $50 in gold trom DR. Webb
and SIS from Cor smith
The fair opened i'm ArGsorg Hall 81
o. n- sksiS 1f-ernoGa- U->ter supper !.
p ua- Supper tickets Ii csnss euEergzi1-
uesat will se furnished BY the children
Ire cream and cake will lie servef eaeAa
4tt@rooon And eV-nTng- >sfan1av after
rso8a Will he derorexl 10 the children
Admission for children s eszss erter-
t4inuens will begin at four O'Clock.
TIE class Of 1861 at the SpeuIsiiag
High Ssaool give reception 10 sb-ir
friends this eveaing from to 10. Tae
PROGRAM ~iil consist If reading Ivy
Miss Barruas /, solo. Miss Morse; MARI
lsd by Mr. Wales. Piano duet oy
NessFz Allen ard AEsrs; Marin l-a3 5r
Miss MrDo1zld. Piano S-3eesion tsg
Miss Barnes aad March l-rt by Mr.
Wo-raeo.
The force Of habit is very graf
Night before last two wei. known Norra
=zss4rs stepped into Fred Gouldsburv-s
sspoeEnaking -bop far = friendly game ot
i'esiss- After the play was finished they
went forth from the saop. Stepping ai-n
10 aEcid those swo tsEnoe-rs taas oiestr1es-
81 tas wsy before TIE shop WAS uggr=d
ap 10 The sidewalk. and WEE. 10 the
middle nt HE street and lnok the =lec-
tr5e ro4d-hest for the sidewalk. They
asd entirely forgotten thai Mr. Gousds-
harg'< shop had been moved ts32f THIRTY
feet nearer Inc sidewalk and mechanic
aSlE went shrough the nlotio1s they Us
Bally did when the shop Was On its for
nser site
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-02
Furnishing Department.
MEMS AND BOYS UNDER tsaG rasss sasr5=

ts1s ra5zs - 10 Ass- ssAs-s1,es ssls yrRe
rs- -a5r lsse-
tEas ei-e 81 Men. Heavr FIesn<-E Ens3sr-
Ess-- .,3gI evsgvE as-s IL ~ ard 19e- SaeEE-
- -as= P-Ice 81 l--t.
Ea--r sAe1zera Man. Eeavv F5esze7f Tsr.eT
Gssr-1E-r.- wo-t1 ss..e. >fr-i1ee ss8e Fy5ce
- I--e-
IT, WIELf1a Barker BrzNs CG8as-s. ss55
ever " -4rs nj l5'e- sa@s- ,&e-51es sic P-aes
) for zse-
Fs1r 3gzs- Boz. Pants &. II w5.sg Css-
F59s saa4 >sag.e1 n5Tsl-ss- sgM Ii rcs s--s
th4s1 5dse- 3T -EasG-rg-ggsi 1ea5ers. DG- Sas-l-
1#e SAX Pr5@e r. I--s.
La z-@--- BgF-S Rse.eTS. .5zs- .-una ] to
II T=4a-s. 12afss t-a- .eavT q nea5Es Bearer
taqzt. actGs2BT wg-za 35-5a. Car -agrfsas
>2le PrSee g.
- . Henri Size. tie test rss4itEz-a-----se,
working, s.y-s 81 liz Ea-aes. >ac-@r4 >ase
lrses .ae-
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-02

II t4v shzg1.an-ss Ire.- >szf1-. ws have 81
Wa.hhzx-9m Mill. GENF W@eeassE ia -ats L..
Frues. azs1 LAsEzaAs Bretgsas,t. lasE-t .spHe..
arrassie -ai,gr5-g- ae=E a1 LEm5al.-
l-s GraF Res Brgwr Dfla-nnaG CBstl " o-ss-
es SOFT. * Fr1eas sE44 -aes.-
~ GseTa8r kraa >evge -gg5s-. Sz hszs. ar.aa, Il
ta4a syswn- mai en- t-1sss- AL sA+45e-1-ss.1-
sst s1aes wft. .sgEEE FseSrs--
- Hs1s4.g-e -,s,sse1 Tw-e,8 EgTelfi4- fr
Pssst Gses-E. s-s1 znaEs@s=-- Assays right
for kxasa5ess 81 -az-s1AF srz,-.
- B@Tss Ese.s-- S5ag2-e HI Er+sssss -EFs-.
marie tass rear aGs4 afl nasH~a Yrs&Hier tzaan
eTss AetsrS- G1=rs-G -gm AZ z1Gaz.g- 4E.ezi--s-.
r-sess-
Ydsz wEl ind thai saeaE -air. ars piss 81
hes5T Wit Tasz mEEd -s- az tE1s1s u w~1-
aas4 Rz a1E sEEzt ~ ss-saEzsss-
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-02

You can afford to break tuluo''i, Ii
the prices we sell them. l., NJ A'e'"'
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-02
Fine Dress Pants

80 PAR. u Y s,T.set1 aud Gl..a.1z+- Lress
Paz1. i1 Phi AMI Fa-stT sssss-..
I5,a PI5r. OF >awvs-. Rsr31izE Erss J9ezasa-
VI a,gsEz gart-. tn rEsHa.- eae, x. and -.xslzrss
-@F@EGty-sSr= E'et-g%11s pt-E.- TTF& iazsr
raiE- If B.aF-. Cseg1sos lni EsavT Waoasw
Psz1-- btagsl9g wor1a 5oazk4,s ds4r SACRIFICE
SHE p-iee-
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-02

Wr5-ns's Al-Waag F5=sseee5 TzsEsrwear-
Canal. Hair. Natural W9.A md tozao1
Fsesre,3 SOL 1t p-'gi51--1rii.ret3 sr5e's--
EsE-s En9 Egg'. >T4lters- -t.yeElsfer-.
Es.e- Collar. aEs3 Gga.. H4aTF O4eg--15-1-.
GTeraEss: xsg~es liz &c liz 8i1f+reras make !;
Has-- Cass- ess-. MAJ 4rsf BsF-s >-as-.
E,1ss5ssse 10 zaEDe sE@ eGg s- pr5es- Eea ri tse
zAs9Ts xs.sas- sEe-ets.E w@ -a-ss o-1T few
aelnx to saow you lazE it Will a4zs1 t1e
waoae ane-
Nste Wen the Reductions.
30 pairs q. MeErs HesvF Wovg5n. -sgs-
,<u3s-s. w9-Fa lie : pair. -az-f9ea sag
PYscs. 5 -a5-s tgE &c
fsz@ eass " Natural V-a.sl as-e- 1r.t EEsal-
i.F. -.srri5es sale E'-zse. Is.
Twenty-Five 69zen M@G- LfEes1 eah9Ts- Ar
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-02
Immense Line of
0warcnafe

- Men. Irish 1G4 AE1erssaa F-s@ ~ liz
tsr=- with Fsr-serx >i4Ez Mi WG-.as-4 Lin
1nsz-.-
--1s Naa's EsrseE- Bearer f1I E=asDa-
GBaaa Es-s.s Gaa1s
I5sa B.9ET. lister. arst Cr5a5rsa-. gestsrx
Pra-4ta Aa7E= - taa1 gre. s<.ar=
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-02
COMBINATION CASH STORE
4 GREAT SACRIFICE SALE.
CLIO THIN q.


There for thEs BIZ eocEfrng
attempted hg tAis
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-02

These long evenings ron need good
lantern. see our new ones.
l.. NJ. Averili
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-02
$4,000 Worth of Clothing


.E Es $F' f sl', wesaf We You rSr1
find anzg aat gpssa
Ii Us
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-02

Very fiuest Ruekwheat -four 10 10
bag. s. cents. In. Aver;l,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-02
Payeta, Nendekobn 1 Co. N'fK.
I. Levin, Mgr.
'oo no. Tain st. Barre. VT

Winter is coming aud YOU need a
good stove. You can get all kinds oil
D. b. Durkee North Main street.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-01
LoTHRoP's OPERA HOUSE.
Standing Room Only" Shows There is
Nothing Like Poor Old Uncle
Tom" After ALL

There were several eroakers when
Manager Wilton announced Uncle
Toms Cabin" as his present week $
booking, but the heavily-crowded house
that greeted the opening Monday night,
shows that astute manager has firmer
hold on the public pulse than his critics
gave him credit for. The A. W. Mar
tin troupe who are playing the immor-
tai drama at this time have arranged
what might be called an edition de luxe
ornamenting Mrs. Stoves plain prose
with a galaxy of trained bloodhounds,
horses and oxen, a uniformed brass
band, quite elaborate scenery, pictur-
esque tableaux, specialties between ev-
cry act, and a double octet of vocaliz-
ing southern darkeys ranging in size
from eight feet tall down to two and
a half
Milton G. Barlow, the famous minstrel
who has become star Uncle Tom ever
since he played the part in Clay NJ.
Greene's version at the Boston Theatre
last year, gave a capital rendition of
the martyr colored hero. Baby Bea-
trice is one Of the best of Evas, and
Stella Thompson sprightly Topsy
VIII j, Banks, who was treasurer at
the Worcester Theatre during 1901. is
the advance agent Of the company, and
has spent large part of his limited
stay in shaking hands with his old
friends. Mr. Banks reports business
with the troupe on the phenomenal or
der everywhere
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-01
THE WORCESTER THEATRE.
Northern Lights" at Popular Prices Du-
pIlcates Its Former Local Triumphs.

Messrs. Harkins and Barbour's best
play, Northern Lights" opened three
days engagement at the Worcester
Theatre Monday night. to good au-
dience. The play is by this time too
familiar to the Worcester people to need
an extended review, and the cast was
largely the same that has done excel
lent work with the characters on for
mer occasions. e. d. Denison, who
used to play that interesting character
study, the chief surgeon, 50 well, has
been transferred to the role of Col.
Gray, and Robert Neil is now cast for
Dr.. Sherwood He is an earnest and
intelligent actor, but his manner of
handling the Instruments makes plain
he knows far more of dramatics than
of surgery Robert Brode.ick is force
full and impressive as the civilized In
dian, Swfftwind, and Miss Ethelyn
Palmer was strikingly natural
Florence.
The play is staged admirably, and
Mart E. Kelsey, who has played the
government scout since the first perfor-
nance of the piece, still remains in that
role and as stage manager. There will
be two performances Of Northern
Lights today and tomorrow, and those
who patronize any of them at the pres
ent popular rate will get great deal
for their money, for the play is one Of
the most interesting and ingenious of
current military dramas.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-01
A FINE PROGRAM.
Entertainment for Benefit of Adams
Square congreg ationa Sunday School.

Square congreg ationaI Sunday School.
An entertainment for the benefit of the
Adams square Congregational Sunday
school was given Monday night. The hall
which is occupied as temporary quar-
ters-was crowded to the utmost capac-
ity. The program was very skillfully ar
ranged, and given with the usual
promptness and finish that character
ICES the work of Mrs. Bowen's pupils,
who furnished the entertainment.
EncoreS were very frequent and often
times the speakers had to bow their ack-
nowledgments besides. Miss Robinson
acted as accompanist. Quite large sum
will be added to the Sunday school
treasury. The program was as follows:
Selection for violin and piano. Miss
Louise Robinson and Charles Hitch
cock; song, selected, little Dorothy Lib
erty; reading, "A private rehearsal"
Mrs. Fanny Silcox; song, "Ambolina
Snow" Master Ralph Stone; costume
recitation, Zone Of Jobs comforters,"
Miss Edna Hubley; song, selected, Mr..
Hitchcock; reading, Prize recitations,"
Miss Robinson: song, selected, Dorothy
Liberty; reading. How Persimmons
took cab OBJ de baby" Mrs. Silcox song,
Don't let her lose her way Master
Stone; recitation. selected. Edna Hub
ley; humorous SKETCH Dad says So"
Miss Robinson and Mr. Hitchcock
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-01
BRIDGE HEARING TONIGHT.
An Interesting Time Promised, to Which
Every One is Invited.

The hearing on the petition of II. H.
Bigeiow and others, who desire the Nor
cross bridge at the lake. will be given at
the City Hall this evening by the spec
ial committee which has under consid-
GRAFTON the substitution of the bridge as
suggested by Mayor Dodge in place of
that ordered by the city to be built after
plans Of City Engineer Mcclure There
is every promise of an interesting time.
Every one who has anything to say on
the bridge question will have opportll-
nifty to say it, Mr.. Bigelow is particular
ly anxious that the boat clubs be rep
resented. o. w Norcross will be present
to explain his bridge and probably City
Engineer Mcclure Will be within call to
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-01
TRINITY CHURCH.
Officers and Committees Appointed at
Fourth Quarterly Conference.

The fourth quarterly conference of
Trinity Church was held Monday eve
ming, Rev. J. H. Mansfield, D. D., the
presiding elder, presiding, and C. L.
Clark acting as clerk The usual re-
ports of the pastor and the Sunday
school and other departments of the
church work were received and showed
the church to be in good condition.
Edward F. Miner was confirmed as su-
perintendent Of the Sunday schools.
Trustees were elected as follows: EN-
erson Warner, C. S. Goddard, c. A.
King, w. B. Fay, c. D. Costello, A. B.
F. Kinney, John Legg, G. c. Bryant and
Sylvanus Sears
The stewards were elected as follows:
G. l.. Clark, William S. Clark, F. B.
Durfee, Dean s. Ellis, A. G. Fitz, S. o.
Head, H. H. Houghton, c. M. Rogers,
G. W. Russell, D. G. Tapley, w. A.
Warden, A. N. Whittemore, J. X.
Greene
The following committees were APP
pointed:
Missions-Pastor, John Legg, Lucy F.
Harrison, Emma s. Clark, Maria M.
Ayers, Alice B. McKinstry, Richard C.
Walls.
Church extension-Pastor, Katherine
E. Smith, Edith A. Northrop, Josiah
judd Louis Amell
sunday schools-Pastor, Sarah c..
Legg, Mary AZ Drake, Adobe z. Durfee,
w. A. Warden, p. r. Dow, j. X.
Greene, linda l.. F1tz, Elizabeth A. Pot
Ter;
Temperance-Pastor, w. E. Cole, Ma
ry q, Ware, Mary A. Hinckley, india L.
Fitz, E. M. Northrop, r. A. Coan, Grace
A. Williams, A. w. Walls, Mary l..
Chase.
Education-Pastor, F. r. Barker, j.
K. Greene, Bertha R. Houghton, j. R.
street, j. W. Boyce, j. l.. Beers.
Church records. *, Greene, II. D.,
Barber A. sampson.
parsonage and turnlture-H. H.
Aoughton, w. b, Fay, Sarah c. Legg,
Ella M: Warden, d. q. Eapley, Ellen
l., Goddard, Addie l.. Costello.
Tracts-Anna G. Brooks, T. Barber,
Emma L. Parmenter.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-01
Q. B. q. PRELIMINARY.

a meeting of the Quinsigamond Boat
Club, preliminary to the annual meet
ing which comes the fourth Monday in
March, was held in Frohsinn Hall Mon
day evening at s o'clock After the
appointment of nominating committee
With Halleck Bartlett as chairman, the
club was entertained by the original
witticisms of William s. Burdett of
Brooklyn. as bright club story teller
as has appeared in Worcester in recent
wears
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-01
DIR. MARY WALKER.
70 the Editor of the snx.-

70 the Editor of the Spy
Please. permit another word on this
much-talked-of woman. Certainly, if de-
MED enrolment as a Daughter of the
American Revolution, she will live in
many heart as true daughter Of
America. The subscriber has talked with
many a wounded soldier who has shared
her ministrations, and all, without ex-
ception, spoke Of her skill and self-sac-
rihcing care for them with expressions
Of the deepest gratitude and respect.
Army Nurse.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-01
JOHN BURNS.

Death of We Known Member of a
Well-Known Firm.
John Burns, of the firm of Burns.
Loughlin & Crowley, stonecutters. and
one of the most prominent Irishmen in
the city, died Monday morning at his
home, 1O1 Eastern avenue, of rheumatic
fever, at the age of A. Mr.. Burns had
been confined to the house for the past
two weeks, but his condition was not
alarming and but few of his friends
We're aware of his illness until Sunday.
At that time he sent in his resipna tion
as chairman of the committee from the
local divisions Of A. O. H., who are ar
ranging for the observance of st pat
rlck's day; and thus gave the first in
timation of his illness to many of his
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-01
DEATH OF PETER ]. FINNIGAN.

Peter ]. Finnigan of 100 East Wor-
cester street died at the City Hospital
Monday morning from injuries received
about month ago, when he fell from
the roof of building on Perry ave
nue.. His leg was broken at the time.
and it is supposed he suffered internal
injuries from which he died He was
AZ years old, and leaves a father, Jas.
Finnigan, and brother, Patrick Finni-
gan.
The funeral will take place from Fay's
undertaking rooms this afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Finnigan served IS months for man
slaughter. in causing the death Nof his
wife, ON July 4, about 10 years ago. He
has also served several minor terms in
the house of correction.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-01
CoMBINATIoN I.ECTIrR u

DIR. Isaac Farrar of Boston and his
daughter. Sara Spy" formerly of the
staff Of the Boston Traveller. will give
two Introductory lectures at Hortic ultural
Hall, tomorrow. Wednesday, The first
will be at o'clock, by Sara. Spy TO
and How to bring uD mothers" followed
by DR.. Farrar on Practical hygiene"
At 8 o'clock Sara Spy will open with
unique half-hour talk on mems rights
entitled what men marry" for both
men and women. after which DR.. Farrar
will address men and young men only on
Neglected subjects His talk will be
illustrated.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-01
AMONG THE BOWERS
coopER,s TEAM WON.

OOOPEH IIlAM WUN.
In the bowling tournament of the St
Matthew's Bowling Association, Monday
evening, Cooper's team defeated Hoyles
in a close match by a score of 21S9 to 2150
winning out by 80 pins. Green made the
highest individual total with a record of
454 and highest single was made by
Hutchinson with 1911 The totals:
414, Green 454, Curtis 426, jenkins A3; grand
total 21S9.
Hoyle's team-Hoyle 429 H Kobel 416.
Newsome 427. Simpson 437, Hutchinson 447;
grand total 2150.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-01

ed to the mayorship of a city unless he
enjoys the confidence and esteem of his
neignbors. George w. Humphrey is the
popular mayor of Swanton, Ohio and un-
lows; This Is to certify to our apprecia-
ton OF Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. NV
family and neighbors have tested it, and
we know It Is an excellent remedy for
Sold by Whittier Drug Company, 20 Main
street. Bush & Co., Sc Front street; A. c.
Woodward, $50 Main street.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-01
WEEKLY PAY ROLLS.

The pay roll for week ending Feb 26
were as follows: Fire department,
$17S4,16; parks commission, $125.S5; police
department. $2125.63; school depart
ment, $556, %; school houses, $S4S2; sewer
department. $74994; street department,
$1702.9O; water department, $642.2S; to-
tai. S7721. 80
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-01
AN INFANTS FUNERAL.

The funeral OF Paul Francis, infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sweet, was
held yesterday afternoon at 2.SO o'clock
from the parents, residence III Green
street. There were numerous floral offer
ings from relatives and friends. The in
torment was in st. Johns cemetery
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-01
INFANTRY SOCIAL TONIGHT.

The last of the series of delightful so
cials which have been held under the
auspices of the Worcester Light Infan-
try at the state armory will take place
this evening. Every effort has made
to make the event brilliant ending of
the charming number. The Light In
fantry Orchestra will furnish music
from s to $50, and for dancing until l
o'clock. Rebboli will cater. Pleasing
decorations and many guests viii add
brilliancy to the occasion.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-01
GRANGE ENTERTAINMENT TO
NIGHT.

The Worcester Grange will hold an
Authors night" this evening, under
the charge of Mrs. George Bowen. Some
author will be studied, brief biograph-
ical sketch presented, and readings
made from the authors works
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-01
FUNERAL OF PAUL 7. BRENNAN.

The funeral of Paul, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Brennan, took place from
the home of his parents, III Merriield
street, Monday afternoon at go o'clock.
Among the floral tributes was a floral
star from the George r. Hewett Co.
Interment was IN st. Johns cemetery.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-01
Mr.. Webb's Damages in Case He Does
Not Build Bridge.

George d. Webb met the mayor and
the special committee appointed con-
sisting of Aldermen Brannon and Hill
dreth and Councilman Williamson, in
the mayors office Monday afternoon
The amount for which Mr.. Webb agrees
to release the city from its contract
with him to build the stone bridge, is
$40, 900, or he will leave the fixing Of the
amount to committee of three disin-
terested parties
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-01
DEMOCRATIC CITY COMMITTEE.

There will be a meeting of the demo-
cratic city committee at the Waldo
House this evening, to take action on
the death Of John Burns, treasurer of
the committee
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-01
LOCAL NOTES.

ANNUAL WASHINGTON TOUR,
April LIST, all rail. $25. 90 covers every ex-
pense. j. T.. Healy, 1896 Main ST. ***
You can get the real thing" Carstairs'
Rye. at Jerry Regan's.