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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-09
JEFFERSON,

Jefferson, Dec. S.-The Jolly Twelve
Club met last evening at the home of
Thomas Wissell, Main street. The
meeting was called to elect officers.
Thomas Wissell was elected president,
Theodore Bedard secretary, George
Bergan treasurer.
Members of st. Mary's choir will at
tend the reception of the Young Ladies'
Sodality at st. Patrick's Church, Rut-
land, tonight They are; Miss Flor
ence Rivers, Mary Emma Corey, Mary
McGrath and Lizzie Moore, organist Of
st, Mary's Church. Rev. J. f. Lee
will enroll the members which are to
join the sodality
Mrs Hanson of Princeton street is
dangerously i'll.
s. H. Perkins of Worcester was the
guest Of Miss Katie Geoghegan to-
day
Mrs. Peter Carr of Princeton street
returned home from Worcester toda,
where she has been spending a few
days with Mrs. James Torpey.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lamogee of Mil
bury are the guests of John Bieelow
FairView avenue.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-09
NEW RRAINTREE.

New Braintree, Dec S.-The next
meeting of the Farmers Club will be
held at the town hall Dec. 49, The club
will be entertained at the hall by Mr.
John Bowen, instead of at his home on
account of the bad state of the roads.
The address will be by James r. Barr.
and the essay by Mrs. I. J. Foster The
subject for discussion will be: rs a
farmer more likely 10 succeed by fol-
lowing a speciality or by mixed farm
ing?"
The disputants include six from Oak
ham.
At the annual election Of officers of
the grange the following were chosen
NJ, Fred II. Snow; o., Harry D. Pol
lard; S, Miss Kitty Sage; T., Chas. II.
Barr L., Miss Mabel F. Snow; G.,
Herbert L. Pollard; s., VIII Gray; A.
s., e. L. Ravens; i. A. s., Miss Alice
Fobes; G., Arthur Barr; f., Miss Mary
Pollard r.. Miss Winnie Gray; c., Mrs.
Belle Sage: executive committee, Fred
III. Snow,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-09
HARDWlCK.

Hardwick, Dec. 9.-The steam saw
mill of Bishop & Cooley of Dana has
been placed on the wood lot Of Louis
H. Ruggles at Furnace, estimated to
cut half a million feet of lumber.
E. L. Wesson died Wednesday after
noon at the home of his mother. He
was for many years mail carrier and
stage driver between the centre and
railroad station, after the opening of
the Ware river branch of the Boston
and Albany Railroad During the lat
ter SOS, the '70's and SOS, people COM
ing by train DESTROYS Of reaching this
hill town, were always sure Of finding
''Wesson's" coach awaiting them at
the depot For the last few years he
has had a livery business in Water
vile, but owing to i'll health he came to
his mothers in the fall.
Miss M. e. Day has entered the Bay
Path Institute Of Springfield, taking a
business course.
Frank p. Spooner has purchased of
Duncan Mcmillan the farm known as.
Elmer D. Powers place, taking possess
sion Jan l.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-09
WEST BRooKFlELp.

West Brookfield, Dec. S.-Post 100 G..
A. R., have elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: c., ]. G. War
rem; S. V. c., George Messenger; ]. N.
c., c. K. Watson; O. NJ, Rev. w. p.
Blackmer; s., ]. Trundell c., William
Cady; o. of D.. S. c. Irish: o. of G.,
Paul Lucier; c., Peter German: audit
ing committee, Geo Messenger. S. G..
Irish, Warner Combs; relief commit
tee OK. Watson, VIM. Cady, Harri-
son Lamb; representative to grand
encampment, Geo. Messenger; alter
nate, Chas. K. Watson.
Wickaboag Lodge No 1888, A. o. L.
W. held their regular meeting last
night and nominated officers to be
elected on the evening of Dec. q.
The funeral of Mrs. Catharine Woods
occurred this afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Rev c. w. Loomis OBLIGATED.
The Misses Nettie and Allie Messin-
ger played a piano duet at the fair cf
the Universalist Church in Warren last
evening.
Q. A. Lothrop of Boston, who deliv-
cred several political addresses in the
Brooktields during the last campaign.
was in town today on business.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-09

an the committee has decided not to
keep open the door of the school iii the
first district again, until the atmcs-
phere has settled.
Did the committee think of calling
in the services of a truant officer to
enforce the attendance of the absent
children" asked the correspondent.
Il thought of the thing but not as
remedy practicable in this case" re
piled Mr.. Quincy. 1T seemed to me
that this matter was without the scope
of a truant officers duties In fact, to
summon such help would hurt, rather
than help
81 do not think any of the children
of the district that care TO go to school
lack school facilities. l have informed
Mr.. Whitaker that if he would send
his daughter to the school in Shirley
we would pay the tuition fee. [ don't
think he has availed himself of the Of
fer. One of the Spear children is also
attending school in Shirley The Ryan
children are going to the Still River
school, unless ] am mistaken. The
committee will pay the tuitition fee in
each of these cases"
The thing that worries Mr. quincy
the most is that he thinks there is
a disposition on the part of Mr. Whit
taker to accuse him of taking sides.
Mr.. Quincy feels that he has labOred
solely for the good of the town and the
district. The people of Lancaster, as
the correspondent of The Spy was able
to gather their opinions, believe that
Mr.. Quincy has acted with fairness
and purest motives throughout
He is one of the most respected cit
liens of the town and has been many
years member of the school commit
tee, with never a school scandal like
the present on his hands before. His
fellow members on the committee are
Miss Anna H. Whitney and George f.
Morse, also one of the leading citizens
of Lancaster.
The general opinion seems to be
that Mr. Whitaker will not bring suit,
and that this part of the scandal will
drop into innocuous desuetude.
Attorney David I. Walsh did not
care to talk about the case when he
was asked about it.
The first district of Lancaster is not
a large district. There are not more
than 20 grammar school pupils with
in its limits. The school was never
a large one. The district covers a
great deal of territory, for the num-
Der of its population. The principal
industry of the neighborhood is
brickyard, where large numbers Of
brick are turned out daily. Mr.. Ryan
is foreman of the bTiekyard Spear
works under Ryan. Whitaker is a
farmer. He IS an Englishman by birth
and man of patriarchal appearance,
a retired minister, in fact. Edith, who
is the youthful cause Of all the trouble,
is now about eight years old. She has
tawny yellow hair and is pretty
She says she knows now that she
made mistake in talking the way she
did year ago, and that she win never
do it again.
The several families in the controver-
sy have so many friends throughout
the town that the affair receives a
great deal of attention, and everybody
in Lancaster and Clinton follows its
developments with lively interest
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-09
TATNUCK NEWS.

The Ladies Sewing Circle Of Tatnuck
held fair and supper in Tatnuck Hall
Wednesday evening. Tatnuck people
turned out in goodly numbers to at
tend, and a snug little sum was netted
to swell the circles treasury.
The supper was in charge of Mrs.
B. K, Johnson, Mrs. H. R. Kinney, Mrs.
NJ H. Sears, Mrs. Wheeler and Miss
Pierce.
Miss Eva Prentiss and Mrs A. War
rem presided at the fancy table; Mrs
A. T. league and Mrs. L. J. Kendall at
the candy table; L. J. Kendall at the
ice cream table; and Mrs. Winn and
Mrs. Moore at the mystery table
The shoe box given to the one
guessing the nearest to the number OF
pieces of candy in a bottle, was wor
by Winthrop S. Sears, who guessed l1O5
the actual number being 1927.
Miss Eva ]. Prentiss was the win.
ner Of the handsome oak rocking
chair
On account of the Sewing Circle
supper there was a meeting of the
Arion Wednesday evening. Next week
the club meets with Miss Amy J. Will
liams.
At the annual meeting of the Tat
ruck Benevolent, Charitable and Lit
erary Association, Monday evening, the
old board of officers We're reelected
and are: President, W. W. Clapp: vice
president, Elliott Moore; secretary and
treasurer, r. II. Chamberlain; execu-
tive committee, 3. K Johnson CHAIR
mani M. ii. Sears and E. II. Moore.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-09
CHARLTON CITY.

Charlton City, Dec. S.--George Whit
ney has moved his family to the Whit
ney block.
Eliza OMarra of oxford is again at
work for Akers & Taylor.
Miss McGaffey, who has been with
Mrs. Edward Akers, has returned to
Worcester for the winter.
Bessie Vincent is again at school in
Worcester, after a short visit at home
Edward Lathe and wife have lust
passed the 60th anniversary of their
welded life. Both at present are in
Worcester.
There was a christening service at
the Catholic chapel Sunday, three chill
dren being baptized by Rev. FIR. Dren-
nan of Southbridge.
The schools opened Monday with
about the same attendance as at the
fall term. Miss Wheelock of Roch-
dale was so successful in her work and
discipline the last term, that the school
is to be congratulated in again secur-
ing her services. Miss Rich's work in
the primary is too well known to need
mention.
Roland Hartley of Lowell, Mass. has
been the guest Of Fred Birkby the past
week
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-09
A GOOD REPORT.
Health of J. Clarence Wat
son Improving.

Leicester, Dec. S.-Mrs. George M.
Hovey has received a letter from Mrs.
j. Clarence Watson, who is at South
ern Pines, North Carolina. She writes
that Mr.. Watson, who was teller at the
Leicester National Bank, and left Lei
cester for his health appears to be
stronger than when he was at home.
The family has secured a centrally To-
Gated house with electric lights, at 60
cents per burner each month. Negro
labor is very cheap an able bodied man
asking 6O cents per day, and house
maids So to IS per month. The health
OF the rest of the family is excellent.
Work was commenced on John
= Gara's new ice house at the head of
Waite,s pond, today, and the stills are
al laid. The building will be com
pleted as soon as possible, and indica-
tlons point to good crop of ice this
year so that it can easily be filled
The constitution of the Leicester
Academy Athletic Association. a com
plete copy of which appeared in The
spy about month ago, is now ready
TO be signed by prospective members
or the organization. Members are LA
bic to a fee of % cents annually. w
V. Elliott has charge of the document.
Rev. Mr. Seaver's text on Sunday
will be, Pitching Ones Tent Towards
Sodom1; text, John Whittier
Goest Thou?"
George o. Currier moved his goods
into the bank block today
John P. Ashley returned today from
Springfield, where he had a plumbing
contract.
Conductor Charles Aldrich has sever
ed his connection with the Worcester
and Suburban, where he ran a night
trip. and will take charge of a day
car on the Worcester and Clinton line.
The Ladies' Circle Of the Sanderson
M. Il. church will serve a bean supper
at the vestry at $50 Friday evening.
William Disco is at Newton for a few
days, visiting friends.
Harvey NJ, Stevens of Lakeside leaves
tomorrow for Concord, n. H., where
he will visit relatives.
The Misses Cuddy of North Brook
field are visiting John Dorney of
Church strees.
started meat market in the basement
of Matthew Trainor's house, at Col
lier's corner, and took his first orders
in town today.
James Naphen of Spencer, conductor
on the Worcester and Suburban, ex-
poets to move into the tenement on
Paxton street vacated by Herbert
Midgley, neXr week.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Cherry
Valley met this afternoon with Mrs.
A. r. Moore of Auburn street.
The w. c. T. Z. win hold their reg
ular meeting at the home of Mrs. Kath-
crime f. Fuller of Cherry Valley, Fri
day afternoon. Topic, Convention
Echoes"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-09
A SENSIBLE MAN

would use Kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs 1t is curing more cases of
coughs, colds asthma, bronchitis, Group
and all throat and lung troubles than any
thorized any druggist to give you sample
bottle free to convince you Of the merit
Of this great remedy Price % cents and
30 cents.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-09
A GOOD PROGRAM.
WhitinsVlIe Methodists Prepare for
Christmas Concert.


Christmas Concert.
Whitinsyille. Dec. 8.-The Sunday
school of the Methodist Church is max
ing arrangements to hold a Christmas
concert. The subject of the concert
will be, Ginning Christmas bells"
The concert viii consist of vo-
cal music and readings. The
program viii be as follows:
Opening song, "Glad bells of Christ
mas time; No. ., address by boy;
No. 8, song "Children's prayer Of
alteration" by the school, or a select
band of children. A coed effect in
the "Children's prayer song" win be
obtained by arranging the children on
the platform in three rows, the first
kneeling, the second standing, and the
third row, for taller children, standing,
all looking upward with hands clasped
in the attitude Of prayer. No. T.
prayer; No. ., recitation, Christmas
chimes; No. 6, song by the school,
Ring the merry bells; No. Z, Scrip
ture reading; No. 9, song, Christ is
born today; No. 10, recitation. Star
Of Bethlehem No. II, duet, Where
is he?" No. -, recitation. THE song
60 Ste'I ~ 10, thinning christmas
bells" solo and chorus; No. IA, recita-
ton, Christmas CAROL; No Is, THE
merry Christmas time is here; song
for little folks, with recitations; No
l6, recitation, What December says +;
No. II, Remember the poor today"
solo and chorus; No. IS, recitation.
Christmas charity; No. 10, Many
little children" solo and chorus: No.
20, recitation, when Christmas
comes; No y, GLORY to God" closing
chorus.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-09
SUTTON.

Sutton, Dec. Sat the regular meet
ing of the grange last evening. reports
of the National grange meeting were
read. Officers for the next year will
be elected Dec q.
The following in the high school had
an average over 80 in the reports Of
last half Of the fall term: Luella M
Dudley Cassandra M. Gleason. Anna
h. Whipple, Helen II. Adams.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-09
To Cure Cough in One Day
To Cure Cold in One Day
To Cure Sore Throat in One Day
To Cure doarseness in One Day

Take Cleveland's Lung Healer 95c If a.
by: iN'NiiNeu
,, Brewer & Co, Sc Front ST.. George r.
Salrbtnks 2S4 Main ST. Burlington Phar-
macy Martin p W hite. 10 Front ST
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-09
NIGHT SCHOOL OPEN.
0uinepoxet Residents Have Extra Educa-
tional Facilities.


Holden, Dec S-The night school at
Quinapoxet has opened consisting of
two divisions Miss e. c. Harrington
teaches the advanced pupils, while Miss
Josie L. Carey has charge of the begin
ners. The school will be in session five
weeks until March. Reading, writ
ing, arithmetic, grammar, geography
and history will be taught in the adj
Vanced class, and the same in the be
glnners, with the exception of gram
mar, geography and history Those in
attendance are John r. Brown, Nicho-
las E. ODay, Albert Seaver, Henry
Burby James Campbell, Charles Riv-
ers, Della O'Day, Lucy Brown, Mag
gle Hannigan, Margie O'Day Annie
Anderson Rosie Curtis, Mary Curtis
Mary Werlich, Jane Werlich, Alice O'Day
Mary Hart Cora Seaver and Kate Nc
Carly. School begins ct us p. m. and
closes at SIS p, m.
Work has been resumed on the race
way at Mill street
The annual meeting of the Holden
Club will be held in the club rooms at
$50 o'clock Saturday evening.
Charles Dawson is building an addi-
ton to his residence on Main street.
William Hodges, who has been resid-
ing on Highland street. has moved his
family to Worcester
Charles Ludlow of Haverhill who has
been visiting James Monihan for . feW
days has returned home.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-09
OFFICERS ELECTED,
Deficit Found BY Blackstone Valley Agri-
cultural Society.

Uxbridge, Dec. S.-The annual meet
ing of the Blackstone Valley Agricui-
tural Society was held at the lower
town hall this forenoon. About twenty
members were in attendance. The re-
port Of the treasurer showed that the
society was $500 more in debt than last
year President James Daley was re-
elected by vote of ten to nine scat
tering votes. The only close contest
was for the office of secretary, where
Augustus Story was defeated for re
election by Edwin. f. futile by one
vote.
The following are the ensuing OH
GERS: President, James Daley, Tx
bridge; vice presidents. Charles h.
Seagrave and Edward ]. Prest of TX
bridge and Moses U. Gaskill of Mem
don; secretary Edwin It. futile of Tx
bridge; treasurer. Lawson A. Seagrave;
auditors, c. S. Weston and William J.
Taft of Uxbridge; additional members
of the executive committee, William e.
Hayward of Uxbridge, e. r. Carpenter
of Charlton, and Frank H. Wood Of
Mendon
At the district court this morning,
Babdur Rebellard of Douglas was ar
raigned before Judge Putnam on a
charge of assault with a dangerous
weapon on his brother Louis Rebel
lard. It was stated that a quarrel oc-
Cured between the brothers last Sun
day, when the defendant fired shot
gun at his brother No shot took eff
feet On account OF the testimony the
case was continued until Dec. "a.
The annual sale of the Ladies' Benev-
client Society of the Congregational
Church was held at the house of Hon
ry Capron this afternoon. 1t was well
patronized and a good sum netted
An oyster supper and entertainment
will be held at the Baptist Church Fri
day evening
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-09
WEsTRoRo.

Westboro, Dec. S-The bakery busi-
ness formerly operated by Herbert p.
Longley and lately owned by Edward
c. Bates is to be removed to the store
occupied by H. I. Pike. The store is to
be fixed up in fine condition and ev-
erything in the baking line will be kept
in stock. Electric lights will be put in
to replace the old kerosene lamps. A
side line of groceries and provisions
will be carried in stock The store will
be open for business on Monday next.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-09

The Westboro lodge of Good Temp
lars are to go to Shrewsbury Monday
evening next to attend the lodge meet
ing of that lodge. The third degree
will be worked.
MIR. and Mrs. Warren H. Bartlett Of
Marlboro are visiting friends in town.
The Westboro grangers are to run a
ball in the grange hall on Friday eve
ming, Dec. 30 Dancing from s until
II o'clock. Music by Fay's Cadet Or
chestra.
Henry L. Chase, Frank Chase and
Harry H. Treadway attended the poul-
try show at South birmingham yes
terday.
Frank Crandall lately employed as
clerk in the grocery store of H. I. Pike.
has bought the grocery store of E. e.
Dunlap.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-09

IT THE BABY is CUTTING TEETH,
Be sure and use chat old and well-tried
remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for children teething 1t soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all pain
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy
for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bot
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-09
A CHARMING EVENT.
"Red Riding Hoods Rescue" Presented
in Upton.

Upton, Dec. S.-The juvenile event of
the season took place here this evening
in Knowlton's hail. when the operetta,
Red Riding Hoods Rescue" was pre-
sented by members of the Unitarian
Sunday school. The production was in
every way a great success and netted
a goodly sum, which will go to the
benefit of the school.
The success of the evenings enter
tainnent was due to Mrs. Frank Ly-
ford, who acted as stage director; Miss
Lizzie Ball, musical director, and Miss
Ella Adair who presided at the piano.
Although Jennie Hatch was the star
OF the evening, all the solos were
equally well received.
Following is the cast: Red Riding
Hood, Jennie Hatch; Mamma, Ethel
Martindale; Grandma, Bertha Hatch;
Woodman, Charles W. Dana; Wolf,
Charles H. Young; Robin, Roy Ander-
son; Rose, Josephine Clark; Buttercup,
Frances Freeman; Bluebells, Louis
Skinner, Ethel Wood, Marion Humes,
Ada Brown, Edith Nelson, Edith War
rem, lnez Young, Ethel Davenport, to-
gether with a full chorus of thirty
merry children.
Following are the members of the
Eastern Star chosen last evening to
fill the offices of the order during the
year 1899 w. Matron, Mrs. Abbie A.
Morse w. p, Charles A. Davis: A. NJ.
Mrs. Anna E. Davis; S., Mrs. L. Jen-
ME Chapman; Treas, Mrs. Mary
Young; c.. Miss Myra ]. Rawson; A.
c., Mile V. Fits, and others who will
be appointed by matron-elect.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-09

George Holbrook of Oak street met
with serious accident last evening
while viewing the new I. O. O. r.
block. He was on a high staging at
work when he lost his balance and fell.
His head was cut in several places.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-09

Tine Spencer Brass Band has decided
to hold its annual fair at the town
hall, on the evenings of Feb. 10 and II.
Both evenings there will be entertain
ments of an hour each, which will be
followed by dancing until II o'clock.
The committee in charge consists of
Alexander Wedge, Walter A. Prouty,
Joseph and Walter Hazlehurst and
William J. Ratigan.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-09

In this district court this morning
Erastus Jewett. who got drunk last
night and maltreated his wife was
placed on probation for three months
Luerineo Guerilli of Milford and Frank
Quinn Of Adams. wayfarers, We're hneu
S. each for drunkenness.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-09

The Massachusetts Sunday School
A Association l1 viii hold it's fifth annual
Meeting in the Baptist Church in this
Morning morn session will begin at 10 o'clock K;
AT Ii O'clock Mrs r. c. Higgins OF
Worcester will give blackboard Illus,
tratlons. A conference of officers ana
teachers will follow. The afternoon
session will convene at 2 o'clock. An 2
interesting program has been PROVIDED
for that session.