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Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-14
MANY ToMN ToPICs.
GRAFTON.

GRAFTON GRANGE INSTALLATION
Past Master H. L. Banister and his
assistant Miss Eva Banister, installed
the officers of the Grafton grange at
grange hall, Wednesday evening. The
officers for the ensuing year are: Har-
ris G. Stowe, NJ; J. Frank Johnson, O.;
Miss Nellie J. Sinclair, L.; John A.
Whitney, S.; Silas B. GODDARD, A. S.; IA
bert Bradish, c.; Willard P. Knight,
T.; Edward S. Clark, Jr., S., John H.
Chaplin, G, K; Miss Mabel L. Howe, c.;
Mrs. Olive F. Fay, p; Miss Lulu Whit
ney, f.; Miss Ella M. Banister L. A. S.
The executive committee is: Perley God
dard, H. o. Banister and Mrs. E. NJ w.
Fiske. After the installation a COLA
ton was served and an enjoyable even
ing spent.
The grange have several topics ON
their program for the ensuing year,
which are Of special interest and should
make the meetings lively. Among them
are; rs there a better way to handle
the Boston milk supply so that the
farmers can realize more for their
milk?" rs any change desirable in
managing our children and our
schools?" What are the five most es-
sential elements to success in farm
ing?" and rs 1t advisable for the town
VI SIdllUl W Duilu d H1BA ScIOOl Dullu-
ing?'' This last question probably
means building for all of the village
schools, and not merely as high school
building.
Much interest is being manifested in
the checker games to be played in
Spencer Saturday, and 1t is likely that
a large number of enthusiasts will ac-
company the winner to Spencer and
help him bear his laurels home, for he
will have good many of them, there Is
no doubt Referees and timekeepers
have been chosen to officiate at the
games.
HILL TOWN NOTES.
At the meeting Of the history class
held in the vestry Of the Unitarian
Church Thursday evening, the topic for
discussion and review was; grhe life
and times Of Savonarola," which in
cluded the "house of Medici," 1.-THE
popes as patrons Of art and learning, !"
political life and theories" and the
Autobiography Of Benevenuto Cellini. .
DR.. Robert A. Pierce and wife enter
tanned a number of friends at their
home on Oak street, Wednesday even
ing.
The study class held their regular
meeting in the vestry of the Baptist
Church, Thursday evening and studied
and discussed the second stage of Pill
grims Progress Several present com
mented on different parts Of the section
reviewed.
The Grafton Cooperative bank offered
at their meeting Thursday afternoon,
shares to the amount of $500 in the 21st
series, at $9.15 per share
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-14

matters. Engineer John j. McLaugh.
lin will address the Engineers Associa-
tion at Worcester Saturday on 'Lu-
bricating oils and Bernard J. ORourke
will lecture ON "Shakspere" before the
Village Improvement Society at Auburn
next Thursday.
Thomas CAMEL of Toronto, Canada,
is visiting Julius Rivers of Cherry Val
ley.
Miss Virginia Conant daughter of e.
w. Conant Of Woburn, formerly OF
Cherry Valley, has secured a position
as teacher in the Lenox high school at
Dalton.
f. Willard Trask has been reappoint-
ed local consul of the l.. A. w. He in
tends to get as many members as pos
sible during 1885,
On account of the generator at J. & j.
Murdocks having to be repaired, the
shop closed at dark on Thursday.
l. p. Davidson of Providence was Wis.,
iting friends in town Wednesday.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-14
MILLBURY POSTMASTER.
Nathan H. Sears Receives Presi-
Dental Plum.
Postmaster Dempsey Has Made an Ex
ceIlent Official Various News Topics
From Border Town.

Nathan H. Sears has been appointed
postmaster Of Millbury, and the people
of the town have the satisfaction Of
knowing that the recent contest for the
position is settled.
Mr.. Sears was born in Brewster, Mass.
and received his education in the public
schools in that town. He has been a
resident Of Millbury for the past A
years, and cast his first vote Tepubli-
| cam for John B. Hale in 1859. He has
been engaged in the drug business i'm
Millbury for the past 81 years, and was
the first to establish store in town. In
1865 he took as partner H. H. Thomp-
son, and continued the business under
the firm name Of Sears & Thompson for
one and half years, and then operated
the store as a sole proprietor. Postmas-
| ter Daniel j. Dempsey, the present in
eumbent, has made an excellent official.
Mr.. Dempsey's term expires Feb. 10, at
which date the newly-appointed post
master will take possession.
ATE TURKEY SUPPER.
A turkey supper was given in the Sec
ond Congregational Church, Thursday
evening. The supper committee was
Mrs. j. R, Lincoln, Mrs. Fl. M. God
dard, Mrs. A. E. Sutton, Mrs John
White, Miss Sophia Harrington, Mrs. l.
N. Goddard, Mrs. Geo. ]. Dudley, Mrs.
w. F. Farnworth.
The ladies connected with the Baptist
Baptist Church gave supper and en-
tertainment in the ch1rch parlors,
Thursday evening, as follows: Song and
chorus, RED, white and blue" by quar-
4aaf Of X.
tus T. Mosely, Geo. Cleveland and Mrs.
C. C. Longley; Salute to the flag" Ar
chic Dyke, solo, "Swanee river" by
quartetl reading, Patriotism" Mrs. ],
Arnold; solo, Somebody's darling,
Jennie Dyke; chorus, TRAMP, tramp
tramp, the boys are marching; SOLO
Little wandering refugee" Mira Long
leyI reading, Laura Sweeter solo
''Erick on the Rhine" Mrs. Longleyt
reading, Wilfred Bachelor; solo, "The
brave sentinel" Mr.. Mosely.
BENEFIT ENTERTAINMENT.
A benefit entertainment was given a.
the First Congregational Church
Thursday evening, for the purpose OF
aiding the Sunday school library fund
FROM NATURAL CAUSES.
4hCQlNu1 ILAdllluSI T. H. DdhGl VI
Worcester conducted an autopsy, We'd
nesday on the body of Cornelius Horri-
gan, who died SO suddenly at his home
Wednesday evening, The autopsy de-
veloped the fact that Horrigan's death
resulted from natural causes, disease
of the heart being discovered. The dis
celebration Of the eye and the bruises on
the hand were undoubtedly caused by a
fall
MANY TOWN TOPICS.
The insurance adjusters looked over
the ruins at the Frazier block, Thurs
day, and agreed to repaig the building
Miss Mary Hayes of Worcester was
in town Thursday.
Edward O'DonneN Of Oaktam is visit
ing friends In town.
| Mrs. @. E. Burgess, who has been Wis
iting in town for the past few days, re
turned to her home in Norwich Conn.
today.
| Millbury has another suspicious case
which looks like diphtheriaL.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-14
EAST BRooKFIELD.
vARIous NEWS NOTES.

V AINIOO0 NLNC ANOLAN
Rev. NJ J. Murphy, pastor OF st.
Mary's parish, has made the following
appointments in st. Johns Church
Sexton, Leon MoreauI collectors, AIDE
lard Marcel, John Carney, Victor l..
Moreau; organist, Miss Ida Boutelle; di-
rector of choir, Ferdinand Boucher.
A grand bazaar will be held at the
opera house for one week in February
to raise funds to pay off some of the
church debt
A delegation Of the Bimetallic Club of
Central Massachusetts. consisting of
Denis ]. Healy, Leon N. Moreau, Louis
Harper, East Brookfeld, and Thomas F.
Clark, Warren, attended the funeral of
Mrs, John OGara at Spencer, Thursday.
Mr.. O'Gara is a prominent member OF
the club.
Mrs Rhoda A. Kimball, who broke her
leg month ago, is improving rapidly,
and is able to be about with the aid OF
a crutch. Dr. Newhall, Broolxield, was
in attendance.
w. j. Wizard had a large sized Amer1-
can flag floating from the top of Hotel
Pilgrim, Thursday.
Prof. Bell of West Brookfield has a
dancing class in Tarbells Hall, Thurs
day evenings. He has about 80 pupils.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-14
FAIRS NEXT FALL.
State Board of Agriculture Assign Various
Dates.


The following dates have been ar
ranged for the various fairs of 1898 by
the state board Of agrieulturet
Amesbury and Salisbury at Ames-
bury Sept, 27. 2S and 29, T. II. Good
speed; Barnstable eou1@y at Barnstable.
Aug. 80 and 81 and Sept. 1, f. l. Whit
temore; Berkshire at Pittsfeld, Sept.
10, IA and 10, r. H Smith; Blackstone
valley at Uxbridge, Sept n and %, c.
+. Smith, Bristol county at Taunton,
sept. ~, p and %, C. D. Richardson;
Deerfield valley at Charlemont. Sept. IS
and l6. o. S. Thayer; Eastern Hampden
at Palmer, Sept. 20 and 81, w. B. Bar
toni Essex at Peabody, Sept, 90, 21 and
~ d. A. Horton; Franklin county at
Greenfield, Sept. % and %, s. s. Stet-
son; Hampshire at Amherst, Sept is
and 16, e A. Harwood; Hampshire,
Franklin and Hampden at Northamp-
ton, Oct. 5 and 6, Q. l. Reed; Highland
at Middlefield. Sept. Z and s, Edmund
Jersey; Hillside, IL Cummlngton, Sept
n and rs, S, B. Taft; Hingham at
bingham, Sept. q and %, E. w. Wood;
Hoosac Valley at North Adams, Sept
Il and p, w. A. KilburnI Hoosatonic at
Great harrington, Sept % and 20, Isaac
Damon; Manufacturers Agricultural at
North Attleboro, Aug. 80 and 81, J. E.
Green; Marshfield at Marshfield, Aug.
"a, % and 26, Joshua Clark; Martha's
Vineyard at West Tisbury, Sept. 20 and
q, f. e. Wood; Massachusetts Horti-
cultural at Boston, Sept 20 and 30, N. I
Bowditch Middlesex North at Lowell,
Sept. Is, 16 and II, S. NJ. Raymond; Mid
dleseX South at birmingham, Sept. 10,
IA and 10, Walton Hall; Nantucket at
Nantucket, Aug. 81 and September 1, o.
p Allen; Oxford at oxford, Sept. % and
20, Augustus Pratt; Plymouth county at
Bridgewater, Sept. IA, Is and 16, ]. L.
Ellsworth Spencer at Spencer, Sept. %
and %, F. H. Appleton; Union at Bland
ford, Sept. IA, 10 and 49, J. S. Appleton,
Jr.; Weymouth at South Weymouth,
Sept 80 and 80 and Oct. /, N. B. Baker;
Worcester at Worcester, Aug. 80 and 81
and Sept. and 2, N. w. Shaw; Worces-
ter East at Lancaster, Sept. is and 16,
F. W. Sargent; Worcester Northwest at
Athol, Oct. and 5, j. w. Stockwell
Worcester South at Sturbridge, Sept. Is
and 16, C, 3. Benedict; Worcester
County West at Barre, Sept 20 and 30
A w. Lloyd
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-14
MUSICAL wHlTINsvILLE.
Second Concert in Fourth Sea
son Big Success.
WelI-known sooists Assist one of the
Best choruses in Massachusetts
gram of the Event-other Notes.

The Whitinsville Musical Association
gave the second concert of it's fourth
season, in Memorial Hall, Thursday
might. The concert was considered the
most successful and creditable that the
association has had since its organiza-
ton, four years ago. People were pres
emit from East Douglas, Upton, Tx
bridge, Grafton and Millbury. The art
lists who took part in the recital are Mr..
Max Heinrich, the worlds renowned
baritone; Daniel Kunz, Gustav Strube,
violins; Carl Riesland, viola; Rudolph,
cello, and Miss Florence Darling, plan
list. Following was the program:
Haydn = Quartet in G major = allegro,
moderate, adagio menuetto, allegro
Marcia. Boston Philharmonic Quartet.
Schubert songg, ga Faith s,a In spring,
tsr2tanS ssePaS NJ Heinrich hupps aus osn
majoT); .cossman o. "Tarantelle."
Liszt-Pianso solo, 'Liebestraum. Miss
Handel Songs, (a5 Where e'er. you
walk. Semele); Mackenzie Cbl Spring
song song. Gounod (c) ut is not always
Int r m igsto n.
strude;-seeIections, (a) "Elegie;'' d) "sere-
Riess1i for yi0Ii aS,s R RP RsS3 0
Horrocks Songs (a) 1.-THE bird and the
D'Albert-b) "E1nch and robin"
Clay-(D Gypsy John"
Dvorak--Andante and allegro from the
American Quartet.
PRIDE OBJ WHITINSVILI1E.
Deputy Supreme Chief Companion
John Burke and Herald Miss Mamie
Kennedy installed the following officers
of Pride of Whitinsville Circle: C. of F.,
Jr., P. c. c., Mrs. Mary F'itzsimons; C.
c., Miss Helen Mathew; S. G. c., Miss
Sarah Laidlan; It, Mrs. Julia Walsh; F..
s., Mrs. Minnie Stevens; r, S., Miss Ma
ry Feen; P. c., Mrs. E. Christian l.. g.,
Mrs. Lizzie Kennedy; 1. G., Miss Mamie
Kennedy; o. G., John Feinnier; T., Mrs
D. Mack, Mrs. Margaret Harrington.
UNITED WORKMEN OFFICERS.
The A. 0. U. w. were installed to-
night in Pythian hall Following is the
list of officers: NJ. W., John Leech; F.,
Charles Houghton; O., VIM. County; F.,
Charles A. Taft; R., Arba A. Avery; r.,
John Farrand; r. to G. L., Robert
Brightly; A., Fred Richardson.
Special meetings are being held at the
Methodist Church this week. The meet
ing Wednesday night was conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Lawford and Rev. j. r.
Thurston.
VALUABLE NEWS NOTES.
Mary A. Keith has been duly appoint
ed executrix of her late husband, S. G.
Keith
W. Carr has moved his lunch cart
from Rawson's land to his own on
Church street.
At the installation of George F. Sea-
yer Camp 167, 8. of ", Wednesday eve
ming, several speeches were made by
Robert Conant, David Dimes, Robert
Walker and Robert Walsh of the r. R.
< Clark Post 1877 G. A. R. The speeches
were also made by Past Captain Geo.
Holbrook and Fred Simpson of S. of v.
Caterer Crayton served the collation..
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-14
BRooKFlEL0.
E. D. GooDEIL APPOINTED.

In the appointment of postmasters
made by President Mckinley, Thursday,
Selectman e. D. Goodel secured the To-
cal plum. Mr., Goodell is a. man of con-
siderable local prominence, and is con-
sidered eminently fitted to perform the
duties Of the federal office, There has
probably been no Brookfleld man more
prominently before the public within
the past few days than Mr. Goodell as
he has had full charge Of the local end
of the horrible Newton tragedy
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-14
WEsTeoRo.
JuDeE BATES, PLACE.


Boston, Jan. 1S.--Judge e. c. Bates OF
Westboro, of the first district court for
eastern worcester, is understood to
have indicated his desire to retire from
MAT court. and there are several can
didates for his position. Gov. Wolcott
had several calls this morning from
friends OF some Of the Candidates. The
,,arnea of William Z. Fowler Of Graf
ton Toshua E. Beeman Of Westboro.
Adsms r. Brown of Westboro, John p.
cs.ott ~ Grafton and one or two others
have been presented to the executive for
consideration.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-14
SUTTON.
TOWN NEWS TOPICS.

No evangelistic services win be held
Saturday afternoon or evening, Jan. Is,
as previously announced.
The public watering trough, which has
been out of use for several days, has
been repaired A break was found in
one of the water pipes.
Next week the high school will have
their regular written examinations on
the work Of the last half term.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-14
RocHDALE.
A PRETTY PARTY.

Miss Amelia Kennedy of Dale street
was pleasantly surprised by number
of her girl friends Thursday evening
Miss Kennedy was presented a hand
some gift. Refreshments were served
at $50 D. M. after which games were
played and all enjoyed themselves
greatly. They retired at late hour
Among those present were the follow
ing: Winnie Wells, Gussie Guy, Cert
rude and Alice Boardman, Mary Laekey,
Agnes McDonough, Mary Miner. Mary
Cullen. Stasia and Martha Saunders,
Mayday Moffitt, Ethel Barnes Grace
Lackey and Rebecca Kennedy
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-14
NoRTHBoRo.
VARIOUS TOWN TOPICS.

The various roll call and business
meeting of the Baptist church takes
place Jan. 10.
A party Of Northboro friends sur
prised Miss George E. Bailey, at her
home, in Shrewsbury, Thursday eve
ming. A pleasant time was enjoyed by
all Miss Bailey was the recipient Of a
handsome ring.
The engineers of the metropolitan
water works are interested in forming
young mems dancing school They
have already secured IS pupils and are
expecting more. The first meeting will
be held next week.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-14
JEFFERSON.
FATAL BURNING.
Lamp Explosion Causes Death of Mrs.
Frank Howe.

fTduk I1OWSs
Mrs Frank Howe, employed as hired
girl at w. E. Austin's, was the victim
of fatal accident Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Howe retired about 10 o'clock and
left lamp burning on small table
near her bed The wick was turned
down, and a short time after Mrs. Howe
had retired 1t exploded, the oil taking
fire Mrs. Howe was covered with
flames in an instant, but did not pay
attention to them until she saw that
her little five-year-old daughter who
was sleeping in the same room, was
safe, then she turned attention to her
self. Her clothes were all on fire by this
time, and Mrs. Howe became frightened
and called for assistance. Mrs. Austin,
who heard her cries, rushed up stairs
to assist the poor woman, and, grabbing
a sheet from the bed, threw it over Mrs.
Howe, smothering the fire. The victim
was in pitsful condition. A doctor
was sent for, and everything was done
to relieve her terrible sufferings. After
hours of intense agony, Mrs. Howe died
shortly before noon Thursday.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-14
oAKHAM.
LOCAL. NEWS BRIEFS.

Rev. A. A. Bronsdon attended the
meeting at Palmer Tuesday.
George Butler and wife of Clinton
spent Sunday in town.
Eva Allen has recovered from the
scarlet fever.
Miss Florence Sargent entertained a
party of friends Monday evening" A
pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
Ladies' day at the Farmers Club next
Wednesday, A good time Is expected.
Albert Ware WAS In town Sunday.
Jasper Morse, who has been quite ILL.,
Is on the gain.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-14
AUBURN.

The Roundabout Reading Club met
with Mrs. W. F. Stone, Wednesday af-
noon.
The condition of Frank Nye, who has
been sick for the past eighteen weeks,
and for many weeks dangerously sick,
is slightly improved, and he is getting
along as well as can be expected.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-14

Ind, issued ''Woman's Edition" OF the
Westfield News, bearing date of April 8.
1896. The paper is filled with matter of
interest to women, and we notice the
Following from q correspondent, which
the editors printed, realizing that 1t
treats upon a matter of vital impor-
tance TO their sex: THE best remedy
for Group, colds and bronchitis that I
have been able to find is Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. For family use 1t has
no equal gladly recommend It," rs
and 50 cent bottles for sale by whittier
Drug Company, 40 Main street: Bush G
Company, Sc Front street; A. c. Wood
lard, 1888 Main street.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-14
SETTLED OUT OF COURT.
Carni Leaves Town Following Return
of Goods in His Possession.

The charge Of larceny, which was
brought against John Carni by the j.,
]. Warren Company, has been settled
out of court by Carni's counsel, Ryan
and McGovern. All the goods which
were found in Carnfs possession have
been returned, and the company win
not press the charge Carni has left the
city.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-14
OXFORD.
PAsTIME CLUB.
Annual Meeting and Election of Officers
Held.

AT the annual meeting Of the Pastime
Club, held Thursday evening, the fol-
lowing officers were elected; President
James H. CARING; vice president, H. A,
Larned; treasurer, I. NJ Harrington,
secretary, III, s. Congdon; executive
committee, w. O. st. German, James G.
Tufts, ElmeN A. Putnam, Louis e.
Wolfer. j. N. Forth; auditor, Irving c.
Willis; sergeant at arms, Walter Gan
nett The treasurer's report showed a
balance of sails In the treasury, with
all bills paid. Two new members were
admitted.
ROUND ABOUT GOSSIP.
The Silent steed Whist Club met
Wednesday evening at Bacon's hotel.
The prizes were won by George Mann
and Miss Addie Ccngdon.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-14
TRACED TO MILFORD
Local Police Watching for Hofiisenn
Man with Horse and Carriage

A man who is known in HoIIiston
both as Charles Howe and Charles
Hayden, Is reported to have stolen from
F. w. Phipps Of that town, chestnut
horse, Stanhope top carriage, rubber
trimmed harness, three gray wolf robes,
three horse blankets, and a dark gray
ulster with fur collar and trimmings:
He has been traced as far as Milford.
and is thought to be headed toward
this city. The police here have been
notified to be on the lookout for him.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-14

1T THE BABY IS CUTTING TEETH
BE sure ana use that weil-tried remedy
Mrs winslow's Soothing syrup, for chi.
dren .teething i soothes the child, soft,
ems the gums allays all pain, cures wins
collie and iE the best remedy for diarrboa.a1
Twepty~fve cents a bottle. =
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-14
ATHoL.
FLY WHEEL BURsN
Marrow Escape of J. S. Hunt in His Saw
Mil.

A fy wheel weighing 200 pounds in the
saw mill OF j. S. Hunt burst yesterday
while the engine was running at full speed.
A norton crashed into the boiler causing
n terrific explosion which threw Mr.. Hunt
who was standing near, a distance OF 20
feet. He fortunately escaped with q few
bruises. Another part Of the wheel flew
M through the roof, tearing out large
hole and cutting the heavy timbers Ike a
kn9fe~ The engine was a complete Yreole.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-14
LEICESTER.
FUNERAL OF MRS. THURsToN.
Touching Tributes Paid to the Worthy
Life Just Closed.


The funeral services for Mrs, Lucy B.
Thurston were held Thursday afternoon
at the First Congregational Church.
Rev. D.. c. Reid gave a history of her
life. Rev. E. M. Chapman, colleague of
Rev. Daniel Merriman of the Central
Church in Worcester, spoke eloquently
of her faithful services to that society.
The bearers were A. S. Conant, David
Bemis, John 8. Smith and Joseph Gibbs.
Upon the casket lay fine wreath of
English ivy and hyacinths and a large
sheaf of callas. Among those present
from out of town were Jonathan H.
Thurston of Lincoln, Delaware; David
g. Davis, Gilbert Davis, E. A. Putnam,
George L. Bigelow, Miss Eliza Blgelow
of Worcester, Edward Bigelow and
wife of Cherry Valley, Mrs. Eli Wilcox
Miss Susie Gale of Worcester. The final
interment will be at Paxton.
Mrs. John J. Hanley, a resident of
Cherry Valley for SO years, died Thurs
day afternoon at her home on Main
street. Mrs. Hanley was Miss O'Don-
nell of County Conway, Ireland. She has
always been a regular attendant at ST.
Joseph's Church, and member of the
Married Ladies' Sodality since it's or
ganization. Solemn requiem high mass
u
Church at $50 Saturday morning by
Rev. John F. Redican.
FIR. REDICAN REMEMBERED.
The Young Ladies' sodality of st.
Josephs Church, 100 strong, rendered a
reception to the pastor, Rev. John f.
Redfcan, Thursday evening, and pre-
scented to him a purse of 500 in gold.
The presentation speech was made by
Miss Lizzie O'Rourke, and Rev. ]. F.
Redican, although surprised responded
to their expression of good will.
A ROUGH CUSTOMER.
About 4.3O Thursday afternoon, a
rough looking man from Worcester an
preached two ladies who had just come
out of Claiming Smiths retail depart
ment at the Valley wooden mill, and
tried to seize them. They screamed and
ran back into the store. An officer
traced the man to Worcester, where the
clue was lost.
ATHLETIC OFFICIALS.
The Leicester Academy Athletic Asso-
citation met Thursday afternoon and
elected ]. Whittemore Smith president
and Wayne v. Elliott secretary. Messrs.
Smith and Elliott were also elected del
3 egates to attend the meeting Of the
& Worcester County South A. c. at Spen-
Ger, Saturday. In regard to admitting
Webster, the association voted as being
ready to receive them. 1t was voted
mot to employ an out of town coach for
the athletic team but to rely upon j. L.
Casey. Some of the members are dis
satisfied with this vote on account of
Mr.. Casey's friendships at Brown Mar
vim of that school was secured last year
free of charge, and can be obtained
again.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-14

In the treatment Of Group and whoopins
cough Ayers Cherry Pectoral has a mos
marvellous effect. Thousands of hves are
saved annually by the use of this medi-
cine. 1t frees the INSTRUCTED air passages
allays Inflammation and controls the de-
sire to cough.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-14
HOLDEN.
AN AUsPICIoUs OPENING.

AN AUSPICIOUS OPENING.
The lecture course of the H. v. S. So
ciety was opened Tuesday evening, by
George w. Cable. He gave readings
from ''Old Creole Days" which were
vivid pictures Of creole life in Louisiana
in the early years of the century. A
large and representative audience was
highly entertained.
A LABOR DISCUSSION.
G. B. Knight of Worcester spoke be-
fore the Farmers and Mechanics Club
Wednesday afternoon, upon the labor
question. His address was one of inter
est, arousing discussion and a few in
terchanges Of opinion upon this mooted
topic.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-14
VARIOUS TOWN TOPICS.

w. c. ingalls, of Worcester has been
secured to tune the organ at St.
Thomas Episcopal Church
James Connolly has secured a posi-
ton in the office of F. C. Smith at
Tatnuck.
The employees of Olney's mill are
noted for their learning in scientific