The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-02

ton beat Miss Breed, 6-1, 60; Clark
beat Plaskett, e-3, 6-4.
Semi finals--Eeighton beat Clark
"a, ST, 6-3; Sanford beat Shannon
80, 81, CO. Finals as stated.
IMPOSING SERVICES.
Imposing were the services over the
remains of Private Austin l.. O'Toole,
the last Of the dead of Co. X and the
third of his name, and Of the same
family, within the bounds of cousin
ship, to give up his life for his country.
At 8 o'clock this morning the remains
were borne from his home in the Har-
Dor to St. Johns Church, where SOL
emn high mass was said. Father Gill
hllan was the celebrant. The casket
was borne by delegation from the
Burde ftill Social and Literary Club,
who 3: William Durand, VIM, Nc
Nance, Thomas O'Toole, Edward Scan
Ion, Edward Kittredge and Walter
Fallon. Recruits from Co. K formed
the honorary bearers. The cas5et was
covered by the same silk flag, under
the folds of which Private O'Toole
marched to death.
The flowers sent as last tributes Of
respect were very beautiful They in
cluded piece from the West End Boat
Club, and pieces from the Burdett Hill
Club and other sources. The remains
lay in state at the armory until after
2 O'clock. They received military es-
cort to st. Johns cemetery. The cor
tege was headed by the Turner Band
playing dirge. A large body of young
men from the Burditt Fill Club fol-
lowed and detachment of recruits
from Co. K.
THE LAST CHAPTER.
The funeral of Mrs. Susan Frances
Cobb will be held Monday afternoon
at 2. 80 o'clock, at the Unitarian church
stances peculiarly sad, was exclusively
related in The Spy of this morning
The services will be attended by dele
cations from the Clinton Women s
| Temperance Union, the Kings Daugh-
| tiers, Juanita Council Of Daughters OF
Pocahontas and of the Benevolent So
ciety of the Unitarian church. Mrs
Cobb was a woman largely known and
much respected.
PAINFULLY INJURED.
F. w. Simard proprietor Of the The
atre pharmacy painfully sprained his
ankle, this afternoon, while descending
| the steps of his home.
ENTHUSIASTIC PRAISE.
Clinton people, some 80 in number
who went to Worcester to the concert
Of the music festival, are enthusiastic
| in praise of the work of the chorus
| Among those whose names were not
given in. the previous list are Mrs. N S.
Wheelock, Mrs ]. w. Corcoran and
party, DR.. and Mrs. p. T. O'Brien, Mrs
Fred Ladd, Master Paul Howard and
Miss Leonora Teasdale
Mr.. and Mrs Anthony Freel of this
place are happy because of new
daughter.
A game of base ball scheduled for this
afternoon for the championship of Clin-
ton, between the Riversides and the
Hillsides, Is postponed because of the
death of brother of one Of the players.
Miss Katie Maclean is visiting her
aunt in Lancaster.
The marriage by j. A. M. Wittig, J.
P Of Henry Winterstein to Miss Chris
tina Barthel is just announced
A later telegram to T. l.. Walsh SAYS
that Private William Donnellon, who
was reported in q sinking condition, is
much improved
Daniel O'Leary, who smashed his
wife's furniture, her affection for him
ana ms honeymoon all at once, was
sentenced to the house Of correction
and appealed. Bonds were fixed at 5000.
Mrs. O'Leary said on the stand IT have
known him for 20 years, but never
really until | married him He has
spent $S5 of my money in the three
weeks we have been one, and he has
broken my heart" Mrs. O'Leary has
had a husband before, but none like
Daniel.
COMING MUSTER.
The Clinton fire department will hold
It's annual muster and inspection Oc-
tober Is. Seven Clinton companies will
take part in the muster and several of
the surrounding towns have been invit-
ed to participate In the muster In the
forenoon there will be O grand parade
and hose team races will be run off in
the afternoon. Business win be gener-
ally suspended in Clinton on muster
day, and the citizens Will heartily lend
their efforts in making the occasion a
success.