The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-28
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arranged most irregularly One side OF
the street would be very nearly bare,
and on the other side the drifts reached
almost to the caves of the one-story
| houses. Almost, not quite The drifts
| twisted just as though they had been
spending the night out and found some
difficulty in getting home.
And on the other streets things were
even more so. Up beyond Court hill on
the west side giant would have felt
lost in some places. The drifts ranged
anywhere from two feet to infinity in
depth, and before the attempts at
paths We're begun it wasn't pleasant to
walk.
In fact. it wasn't possible to walk
sometimes and as crawling was out of
the question the only reasonable solu-
ton seemed to be to wait until a thaw
came. That is why so few people went
to church.
There were a great many people out,
though, in all sorts of costumes. The
army of snow shovellers made the
majority of the parade.
There We're men with iron shovels,
wooden shovels and fire shovels. all
shoveling. In some of the deep drifts on
south Main street nothing could be
man AZ the 6I NV ~ 'ite sll9Nti as tHs
water o,,+ Of +ba ~ S75eG tlle soiIu
hinsalf hit fn,. piC iIT ltau Jug, no LOT
ton And SoIon,on i, oIi Ne rIl,st
not arrayed like one of these. The
principal article of dress of almost all
OF them was a bit of string WORE, not
as in the Sandwich islands, but about
Of eiTtb 0iiN VI '"e trousers as d soFt
Some vera II, ,.,tLo,, hot,
old man wore o,,iT- n,'a So. Ioo'S' ri anu plle
foot was y,,ooda,1 ~ LIi9 o'i NJ
snow Az He A., ~ no maui lhe
chinmunk so,,1e ~, Dtrl V w. lug loI
some bad ~, e+jef 49, LGl caps anq
habit If fl1inor oes + ,lIGl aldu d pdu
r9ents causjne ~ ,,..,, p'oi luIle mo
Drofa nity fo,, fl,a ~ cps IIilo
ntes -'i ''ie SP"ce VI several ma
Tyhara u,es 1f++1, 90
s+,,aat aS ntIie lot way out Main
oor9e o,,t 10 ~, iIGi LiteIe 9HoNel hau
She was aboiit siI p''ge1 mi'n 'lle SNOW
Iieht eolder Mi, - "a -, oiu anu HeI
her faca ill., boI, 81 80 81 doout
ia,1v y,itb a. q t ny as sue pe1t fegu-
handf,,ls Of -, ny seoEel ana tossed
P,1t IL ~ - en-" as iar as she could
na,a bod - -, m ~ IoHS' anu sooH
tbro1,o.5 49, " r. Pr lter up ana louhder
the bouee - ~ put 4leI SdIeIy IN
~,
q fte1nna7, 80 I0HI street III tne
f a. eei noon was a swell looking youth in
he oo,,.il'7 ''iiC III ~ pooIs' III each hand
,va1irfng - P9pTI gag ana ne was
no,iid WiCil an the equanlmlty he
III, l., - puO d pltIal Jay before
~ faii ~ tne shape OF an ICY spot and he
Pm h. a;z.,. 60,
bao,o,, ne uIuil Ian al at once. He
i'i,s 81 oii olIe sue at nfst, put caught
Slid ia lie Lieii me ouher 1901 began to
- +e,o go ne NJ up snort against
q q ~ iesLap1 post clasplng it in his
0na,, O. go IN me pasS IeIl MN. Ihey came
80 a. tIIey MT uhe snow and exposed
etioii contents TO view. One contained
rs anu ulle olnef only few eggs.
~ lIau 70 make the egg-nog with just
- ~ LIS Tvs II - better straight in this
y" "a 81 tl'eI, anyhow
NO many women braved the result
~ Oie storm TO come out yesterday
oul SoIhe nad courage enough to take
d Walk Just to see how things looked.
a.! ne Iheetlhg OF the w. c. T. U. in
t giie aLteF9oon the only attendant was
lHe president, who walked from Ply
ILough street 1t IS to be supposed that
9ii ne. ndu 10 walk back.
nc younger women seemed to enjoy
me nara work they had to do walking
On frozen ridge in the single-track
FrI. mn "Il9NeIe LOT sidewalks.
I mere We're turnouts along the way TO let
IoIks pass.
Just as the fire alarm rang, about 2
o CLOCK, a woman was noticed standing
near the corner of Main and Park
streets, and weeping as if her heart
would break. She carried a baby in
her arms, roughly wrapped in a faded
shawl taken from about her own head.
perhaps. But she was not deserving of
pity except for the baby's sake. for she
She was hurried I'D" off III ba FoweF sbs ana
All AROUND the streets lunch carts