The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-13
RESULT THE SAME
In Thayer-Walk Contest
in Factory Town.


Webster, Nov 12.-The local support
FRS of Hon. Joseph H. Walker for his
reelection as congressman from the
Third congressional district were giver
hew hopes today for a recount Of the
Webster vote polled, as ordered by this
ltate committee the republican candi.
date gaining one vote. over John r
Ehayer.
The recount was made by the board
of registrars, assisted by Town CLERK
Leroy J. Upham. The registrars were
Il. L. Spaulding, William Z. Weaver
and Henry Dresehel. 1t occupied just
one hour and As minutes to gaiIf that
solitary vote for Mr.. Walker.
Selectman Henry Brandes and Post
master William I. Marble We're on hand
to look after Mr. Walkers interests
while Representative elect Joseph p,
Love and Hon. Charles Haggerty repre-
sented Mr. Thayer.
1t was found that Mr.. Thayer gained
one vote from a ballot which was
counted as a blank, while Mr. Walker
gained a vote from the democratic can
didate, which places the situation local
~ one vote more in favor of Mr.. Wal
ker. Thayer $50, Walker AIS. &
The recount in Dudley will he held
Monday evening at 730 o'clock. at
Town Clerk Lemuel EIealy's residence,
on Dudley hill.
The bazaar under the auspices of the
81. Patrick's c. T. A. Society. in Music
Hall, opened auspiciously tonight with
large attendance. The fair, with the
exception of Sunday, will continue for
week, and it is the first the society
have held for number of years.
The interior of the hall is decorated
most deliberately. The worlGis being
done by an expert. H. H Russell. Of
the Boston Decorating Company The
entire hall is decorated with patriotic
emblems, the banners being swung
from every corner to the centre of the
hall. The sides of the gelleries are
draped, and a huge but pretty sign,
with the word Welcome" hangs over
the main entrance. The stage is set
with pretty garden scene, and over
it is suspended the emblem of the tenn
are also neatly arranged in fiashy col
ors.
At an early hour tonight the main
doors We're thrown open, and the pub
lie filed in to enjoy an evenings good
entertainment. A concert was given
by the d. L. X. Band, John Warnke
leader.
InOSc III charge VI the IdiI are 1til-
eral committee, Edward Farrell, Jr,
William Cunningham, William F. Hag-
gerty John E. Hickey, Thomas Loner-
gan, Nicholas Braniff, Joseph H.
Walsh. ticket sellers, each a night,
John S. Cove, John E. Carly, Henry
Haggerty, Frank X. Herman, William
Fogarty, John Butler. Michael Thomp-
SON., doorkeepers, two nights each, John
J. Toomey, M. J. Butler Peter Steele,
To, IIa4l 4AIq
John Farrell. Patrick Campery, James
Farrell, Edmund White, Daniel Ryan,
Thomas Herman, Joseph Marion, Jos.
O'Kane. Hugh Mccoy; presiding at the
booths, Misses Kate Hickey, Nellie
King, Josie O'Hearn, Bridget Carly,
Winnifred Prout Maggie Leamey, Min
ME Kelley Mary Hetherman, Mollie
McGeary. Josie Commons. Nellie Hy-
land, Nellie Lynch, Bridget Rafter,
Mary Walsh, Ella Dwyer, Kate Con-
way. Kate Hetherman. Mary Prout,
Bridget Brown, Alice Toomey, Maggie
Carly and Mrs. NJ. L. Lonergan.
The funeral of Ludwig Ostrowski, a
Pole, aged A years, who died in st.
Vincents hospital in Worcester, where
he was waiting to undergo an opera
ton, was held at the st. Joseph's
Church. at $50 o'clock, this forenoon.
The obstructing highway case OF the
Commonwealth VS. Contractor George
S. Corbin. came up on continuance be-
fore Judge Bartholomew today. His
honor continued the case until next
Saturday, when the ffnaa disposition OF
the case will be made
The boys of Company * of Che Sixth
are kicking because they do not re-
ceire their Salaries from the govern
ment They were furlougned for SO
days last week, but with the under
standing that they would be paid be-
fore the week ended. sa.;1tt..
Mr. and Mrs Printess Howard visited
Mt. Holyoke College in South Hadley
this week. Their daughter, Miss Kitty
Howard attends that school.