The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-02

Marcheroni; "Tantum Ergo" Rossi:
Laudate Dominum," McCabe; post
Jude, organ; organists, Mr.. J. Frank
Donahue of Boston, Mr.. Joseph Il. RAJ
mer of Spencer; chorister Mr.. /. d
Achim of Spencer. The ushers at the
| exercises were w. H. Mcdonald, r. M
Kane. w. ]. Kelly M. ]. Madden, p.
j. Condor and G. H. Kramer.
The funeral of the late Charles E.
Martin, the cause of whose death is
now being investigated, took place this
morning at $50 from the ST. Mary S
Church. Rev. G.. Fl. Lamy officiated.
The bearers were Isaac La Rose, Albert
Ledoux. Lewis Fontaine and George
| Watson. The interment took place in
St Mary's cemetery. There was a
large number present at the funeral
and the floral tributes We're exceeding
~ beautiful
j. H. Bissonnette's bowling alley
was crowded last evening to witness
the bowling match between teams rep
resenting North Brookfield and Spen.
GER. The teams were composed of five
men on side, each of whom boWled
three strings. Both teams bowled eX-
tremely well, Spencer winning by %
pins. her total being 1900, while that
Of North Brookfield was 1177.
Following is the makeup of the
teams, and each bowler's total:
Spencer-Noble 295, Tiffany 236, Smith
237, Ratigan 231. Driscoll 26l.
North Brookfeld-Grady pa, Harris
224, Finnell PSI, Murphy E3S, Granger
24O
The highest total was rolled by Dris-
call of Spencer, consisting of 261 pins
while Murphy of North Brookfield
rolled the highest single string of 90
pins.
Harry Gardner of Duggan street
who is helping Joseph Goddard in
building new addition to Goddard
Brothers blacksmith shop, on Chest
nut street, was quite badly injured
While at work this afternoon. Gardner
was employed cleaning mortar from old
bricks, when piece of the hard mortar
flew, striking him on the left eye and
entering under his lid. He was taken
to DR. E. r. Wheeler's office, on Me-
chantc street, where the injured mem
Der was attended. Although Mr.. Gard
ner will not lose his eysight, his eye is
swollen up very badly, and it is very
painful wound
The foot ball teams representing the
Pleasant and Maple street grammar
schools lined up this afternoon on Bea-
mans field for two 15-minute halves
The game was hotly contested from be-
ginning to end, the final score resulting
in a victory for the Pleasant street
eleven, by a. score of 20 to 0.
The Harmony Club held it's first
meeting of the season this evening
with Miss Carrie H. Sibley of Cherry
street.
Paul Germain who is we'll known in
Spencer and has been a painter here
for several years past, in company with
Charley Samons of East Brookfield
has opened a new restaurant on Winter
street, New York. Mr.. German has
many friends in Spencer, all of whom
wish him good luck.
Joseph Hibbard of Temple street
who was one of the aldest employees
on the Worcester and Suburban cleo
trio road, has resigned his position
and is now at his home.
A large number of women from the
Monday and Fortnightly clubs OF
Spencer went to Worcester today, on
the invitation of Mrs. Adeliza Brainerd
Chaffee, and attended lecture deliv.
cred by her at the Worcester Public
Library, on the subject, Flemish art
Chief of Police George McKennna
who is at work on the Martin case
has not as yet made any arrests OF
the men who were in the row at the
time it is thought Martin received the
blow which caused his death. 1t is
claimed tonight that Michael Brouillet
who, it is said, kicked Martin, in a
drunken wrangle Thursday morning
has skipped town, at least he is no.
where to be found