The Worcester spy., 1898-11-19
OF a Secret Ma
ture.
ST. PAUL MEMBERS


Spencer Nov 1S-The brotherhood Of
st. Paul, a secret society formed in con-
nection with the Universalist Church. is
now fairly under way, and the officers
have been elected as follows; President,
DR.. Charles H. Barton past president,
Harry D. Bullard; vice president, Wal
ter c. Bellows; secretary, Linus H,
Bacon; treasurer, Albert w. Lombard;
chaplain, Rev. Edward c. Downey;
marshal, Fred X. Bacon; tyler, Leslie
Mann. This is q secret organization
and will be sort of an athletic as well
as helpful society for the young men
Of the church. The young men are
greatly pleased with the new society,
and have signified their intentions of
becoming members. The next meeting
Will be held Monday evening, Novem
Der %.
At the meeting Of the selectmen last
evening, orders were drawn aggregat-
ing $85QO, the largest being $25OO for
water rates $405 for sprinkling of
streets, $133.54 for the highways. Ma
than c. Craig invited the town fathers
at the meeting to inspect the filter
beds tomorrow afternoon, which invi-
tatiOn was accepted. The beds are Civ
ing excellent satisfaction, and the
money expended for this purpose has
never been regretted. Joseph Bonay,
the superintendent of the beds, has
cleaned and fixed them all up for the
inspection Of the tOWnspeople
The D. p. H. s. foot ball team put
in its final practice Of the season this
afternoon on the school campus, in
preparation for its championship game
tomorrow with the Wincnendon high
school,
Word was received from Sergeant E.
R. Stone, this morning. stating that he
with his regiment, arrived at Fort Ri
ley, Kansas, where he only expects to
make short stay, as the members of
the regiment are daily expecting or
ders to move on TO Honolulu Sergeant
Stone reports excellent health, and that
he enjoys his new life extremely.
The members of the Luther Hill
Camp, Sons of Veterans, are making
preparations to hold a camp fire in the
course of the coming month. The Good
ell and Willie Grout Camps of Worces-
ter, and the Joe Hooker Camp of North
ent
A large crowd attended the Hard
Time minstrels and dance given tonight
in Odd Fellows hall, under the aus
pices Of the Harmony Lodge of Re
bekah
William A. Wilson of the Wire village
road has purchased the Sibley wood lot.
consisting of rs acres, which is situated
in the southern part Of the town. w
Hatbayyau fif,iChad CUTTING ba
Guilford lot today and will now COM
mence Immediately on the Bisco lot.
-Four hundred thousand feet of lumber
was cut on the Guilford lot.
The steam roller arrived from Leices-
ter this morning, in charge of Joseph
Nichols, who began work rolling the
macadam road on Church street
Court NIercier of Foresters have fixed
the dates for their annual bazar and
festival as December 90, 80 and 81, in
Mechanics hall
q. p. Howland's heavy grain team
collided with a farmers express wagon
this afternoon on Wall street in front
of Boyer's harness shop. which result
ed in the wrenching of the right front
wheel from the country gentleman's
wagon.
Mrs. Mary Canary, wife of the late
Patrick Canary died yesterday morn
ing, at the home of Patrick King, Ma
pile street, death being caused by old
age.
MIR and Mrs. B. B. F. whitman have
started on their annual trip for East
lake, Florida, where they viii spend
the winter.
Another case of scarlet fever has bro
ken out in Spencer, this time the little
four-year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Tourtellotte, Jones street, being
the victim.
Principal E. S. Tirrell Of the David
Prouty high school started tonight for
his home in Rockland.