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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-10-07
Democratic Precinct Nomi-
F. nations,

nations.
Several precincts having failed
to nominate local candidates at
the primary elections, the dele
gates certified the following to the
late democratic county convention:
Granreville-Im>tic,. OF the peace,
D. NJ Hartman, I. w. Nickel: consta.
BILE, w. H Campbell.
Harpster-Jus,ice, II. c. Oliver; con.
stable, John r. White.
Cot,onwood-Justiccs. ]. b. York,
Robt Nusen,; constable, J.. NJ. Dixon.
Characteristic l.. U. William,
constable, 5 l.. Culley.
Kamiah-Justices, G. R. Gregg; A
Fronek.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-10-07
Notice To Stockholders.

Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting of the stockholders OF the lron
Crown Mining and Milling Company
will be held at the Jersey House, Grange
vile, Idaho, on Saturday, October IS
1893, at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
w. w. BROWN, Secretary.
Grangeviile, Sept. IS, 1898.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-10-07

Smith & Smith, of Florence, have
a few more of those nicely litho'
graphed maps of the District.
Buy one or more and send them
ont to advertise the camp. IL
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-29
DESElGTERS.
Webster Boys Arrested on
Serious Charge.

Webster, Dec. 2S.-Charles Corbin and
I. P. Dion of Webster were arrested as
deserters of Co. G, Third Connecticut
regiment, and taken today on the 1910
o'clock train to Fort Trumbun, New
London, Conn, by Officer Gilbert Os-
borne.
BY orders from the colonel of the
regiment they will be taken to the
regimental camp at Sommersvine, s.
c., by the United States officers de-
tailed. for that duty.
CoT'bin and Dion enlisted in the Put
nam company early In June, and were
enthusiastic in serving under Uncle
Sam. They left the company a few
weeks ago, stealing their way north on
freight trains, and on arriving in Web
ster stated they were on a furlough.
The colonel wrote parties in Webster
that the boys had left camp, and if they
came home notify him at once.
A dispatch received last night from
the colonel ordered their arrest and
transportation to New London. Both
boys are about 20 years of age.
Two years ago a United States officer
was in town after young Corbin, who
was reported missing from the cruiser
Brooklyn and reported back for duty.
Dion worked at Carrington's box
shop. Corbin is student at the high
school.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-29
THE BITERS BITTEN.

Martin IT. Murphy and Edward Gill
bert were found guilty of assault with
intent to commit robbery at yester-
day mornings session OF the central
district court.
Tuesday night both Murphy and Gill
bert reported to the police that they
had been assaulted by James Demp-
sey. The pair were told to report at
the Waldo street station yesterday
morning at o'clock. The police in
locating Dempsey, learned that the
compliments had been the aggressors.
Dempsey, told his story in court yes
terday morning and convinced the
judge Of the truth of his statements.
He said that the prisoners met him in
an alleyway near the Hotel Brunswick
They both grabbed him and while one
man held him, the other went through
his pockets.
Murphy and Gilbert made the COM
plant against Dempsey, thinking, so
the police believe, that he would be
afraid to enter any complaint against
them.
They were sentenced to the house of
correction for four months, but took
an appeal and were held FOR the jan
uary term of the superior court.
Murphy has an unenviable police rec
ord. He has previously been arrested
for burglary.
William Buckley who was released
from the lunatic hospital at Blooming
dale, Tuesday and was arrested shortly
after his release for unlawfully driving
away the team of Shrewsbury farmer,
had his case continued until today at
his own request.
John Holland, for disturbing the
neaca was fined Gin. Adolpl, C.roslaa1,
Il years of age, who was charged with
breaking a pane of glass, had his case
placed on file and his father will be
obliged to pay the damages.
Julia Batters was found guilty OF
vagrancy and was sent to the house of
correction for four months
The DRINKS were: Mary B. Stone, who
was sent to the state farm. Daniel Gla-
vim and Patrick Tagney, who were sent
to the house of correction for four
months, and William Martin, who was
fined S.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-29
THE SUPERIOR COURT.

At the regular session of the supe-
rior civil court, before Judge Gaskill,
yesterday, the jury reported verdict in
the case of FIelma S. Swenson VS.. Chas.,
o Sudstrom, both of Worcester, the
verdict finding the defendant guilty of
basta1dy Sundstrom win be brought
into court today for sentence. Charles
o. Johnson for the plaintiff; Sheehan
& Cutting for the defendant.
The case Of Ferdinand j. Libby
against the town of Douglas, occupied
the greater portion of the day, the suit
being an action of contract brought by
Nj Libby who has been principal of
the Douglas high school, to recover $91
alleged due for professional services.
According to the testimony the plaintiff
was hired as principal of the high
school at a salary of $500, his services
beginning in 1892. After the school had
been opened, as was claimed, it was
closed for three weeks by order of the
board OF health. Mr.. Libby claimed
thar he should receive pay for this pc
Rod but the school committee refuse
to order such payment. The case was
finished save the charge to the jury,
which will be made by Judge Gaskill
this morning. John r. Thayer APP
peared for the plaintiff; Dodge e Taft
for the town.
The last case of. the day was that of
Phillip VALERIE against the Webb Gran
lite and Construction Company, in an
action of tort to recover for personal
injuries received while in the employ of
the defendant on the execution of one
of the defendants large contracts, as
alleged. The case was but opened
when adjournment was made to this
morning. Pierce & Styles appear for
the plaintiff; Herbert Parker, Charles
e. Milton for the defendant.
The trial list is unchanged for today.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-29
ASKS FOR DISSOLUTION.

A bill in equity was filed in the SUI
perior court yesterday by Blackmer &
Vaughan, as counsel for Francis NJ.
Blake of this city, praying for the dis
solution of the co-partnership of Blake
& Cleveland, who have done a machin-
list business at 161 Union street for
several years.
Charles NJ. Cleveland is made the re-
spondent in the dill, and yesterday
morning before Judge Gaskill an order
was issued to show cause why the af-
fairs Of the firm should not be wound
up and receiver appointed.
According to the claim OF MI. Blake,
he and Mrs. Cleveland formed a part
nership in 1897 for the conduct of d
general machinist's business at 161
Union street, and that today there is
a large amount of money, with stock
in hand and bills collectable, standing
in the firms name, and that this be
placed in the hands of a receiver, who
shall close up the affairs of the COM
pany doing business as firm to-
gether.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-29

~ primitive methods Tbst Is ,.,....
slole. The answer to tba r;57t 'ti' 20 ,{-
said, was to be found in ~. '','ole' sue
Of the teachings of soriaIis,,, q Pp'iOdlloll
That is briefly the a.. 80 ~.
Avery's lectre. Knn,,.i,,l7 20 ~ VI MIS- MIS-
CURED but a shark IN s.t 7 &c &C -. 1t re-
cited audience. she faotf,I1l,, II ~ ="
from making an allusIon ta ~ 81 'l!iIell
strike or her own in fran r,,,it .'s
boro ~ NlalP
When asked last evenino b,, . Gu,
man how she felt rnpardi3e, ~, q npS
she had been treated in Niar7b,t .n,S wa, WaS
Avery said: Il cannot inaoina w. 49, W. = +
am looked upon With sn ,l'-f'5iite why /
strikers here $500, a''' ZION ny tne
with all the strikers a P''tiit19 sreatlg
record should he slif8d Az til'llA my past
see what NV syrnnatbios ~ ~ ~ lneIl
matters. They fbiplI - III Such
strikes in other nIacas nv y! oneH up
true. / am for tbs labo,i,,,1 -, - ull-
ever he is and would do ne+l I,i5,m W ligI-
jure his cause fbiri, ~, W M
ers have SET the raI,i. a5 a. me Ieau-
me. The eadine. o1es ia '', ~ nc as elIIisl
are those who ba,,a t,,,t-, nv VliItIi'
most discourtesv ii'e Win
With repa,o ia my, iu t,.a..----. i,
will say that harhGr - ~ l
against the strikers I t,i,,l, ~. dI NV,
ter element was NOT concnr,Io5 I'' =, ~ ~
disgraceful attack dn 80 ,lgu ~ lle
ously denounce Tho roy,,,. us 4'soi
who have refused to off9,. ,,I o'l'',. ans
ton against vioIerco NJ, ne - ~ oleC-
a state of lawiessnoes sI ny ~" II ~ III
authorities are eitba, n1,,-i1I ~ * u,al
able to afford the nrotactin, ,i''5 VI IN
the law entities me Tho cjtI, {, w ii tta
verge of gigantic ,,riisi,lor' 20 III Wy
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-29

died at her home in Milford, leaving
in the hands of trustees her homestead
for an old ladies' home, the condition
being that if it were not so used, 1t
should go to her heirs.
The plaintiff. who is enc of the heirs,
claims that several years have elapsed
and that the homestead has not yet
been made an old ladies home, for
which reason she wishes to assume her
proprietorship of the place as one OF
the heirs and in fulfllment Of the pro-
visions of the will.
The trustees, Henry S. Skinner ct
ais. have held the property, but no
move to the establishment of an old
ladies' home has been made. The val
uation of the estate is about $4,000
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-29
Taken Instead
OF Medicine
A FATAL MISTAKE.
A. Barns of Oxford Drank
Corrosive Sublimate.

Oxford, Dec 2S.-Amos Barnes, a
resident of this town for many years,
drank corrosive sublimate in mistake
for medicine he had been accustomed to
take, late yesterday afternoon, and died
about o'clock this morning. Mr.
Barnes went to the cupboard in the
dark for the medicine and discovered
his mistake as soon as he had sWal-
lowed one mouthful. He knew, too
that it was corrosive sublimate, which
had been used as am insect poison, and
at once told his wife. She administered
the white of an egg as an antidote and
Dr.. Woodward was summoned. Medi-
cal ass stance, however, awaited nothing
and the victim of the unfortunate mis-
take sank gradually to his death.
Mr. Barnes was employed as night
Waterman at TaftS' mills and was pre-
pairing to go to work when he took the
poison. He leaves wife and five child
rem two of whom reside in town.
When James Dorcy was loading a
wagon at Howarths yesterday the
horse started, throwing him out and
cutting cash in his head. DR.. Wood
ward stitched up the cut.
H. L. Lamson unloaded a block of
granite at his yard today that weighed
between six and seven tons. The stone
is to be a part of the soldiers and sail
ors' memorial in Spencer, for which Mr..
Lamson has contracted to furnish the
material
The grange elected officers last night
as follows: Master L. H. Cudworth
oVerseer, w. A Lovett; steward, Frank
Clark; assistant steward, Robert b.
Taft; chaplain Mrs. 3. w. Morse; sec
rotary, Miss Josie A. Tyler; treasurer
D. M. Howe; lecturer, Miss Eva c.
Tufts; gate-keeper, c. L. Darling; Po-
mona, Miss Inez G. Kelton; Ceres, Miss
Mabel Wakefield; Flora, Miss Florence
Eddy; lady assistant steward, Miss
Lucy Morse.
The electric railroad company's teams
came here from Auburn today and in d
few days viii begin hauling ties and
rails The Italians have stopped work
for the present on account of the colo
weather.
Chaffee Brothers commeced cutting
ice at TONNES pond today. Two Of
their horses broke through the ice anG
one of them was drowned.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-29
Anniversaries
and Weddings
OF SPENCER PEOPLE
Social Side Of Life Pre-
dominated Yesterday.

Spencer, Dec. ga very pleasant af-
fair took place this afternoon and eve
ming AT sunnyside farm in HllsviIe.
The event was a joint observance of the
fifth wed ing anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edison c. Bemis, and the S0th
birthday anniversary Of Miss Harriet
Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Bemis and
Aunt Harriet received their friends
from , to in the afternoon, and from
to 10 in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bemis placed their
teams at the disposal Of any Spencer
people who wished to attend, and many
accepted the opportunity
Miss Harriet Wilson was born Dec.
%. 1875 in the southern part of Spen-
ter, on the farm known as the Fuel
Jones place She was one of family
of rine children, of Asa Wilson and
lrcin I4vermore Wilson. Miss Will
son has resided in Spencer most of her
Years, having kept a boarding house at
the corner Of Main and May streets "a
years. She now lives with her niece,
Mrs. Bemis, at Sunnyville farm. Miss
Wilson is well preserved, and vigorous
Tor a woman of her years.
The grand opening night of the Court
MERCER bazaar will take place tomor-
row night in Mechanics hall. At 7.3C
o'clock a great street parade headed by
Lucier's drum corps will take place. AT
O'Clock the Eclipse banjo, guitar and
mandolin club will give a concert in the
hail. at the conclusion of which dancina
will be enjoyed until y. The bazaar will
be continued from tOroOrrOyv ,,io,t ny
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-29
A DOUBLE WEDDING.

Spencer, Dec. 2S.-At st. Mary's
church tbis afternoon, q do,,h1a ,,-ad-
C .. 'i'iS Afternoon, d uouole wed
GINS was solemnlzed, the contracting
parties being Mr. George Bowler and
Miss Zoe Cartier. and Mr.. Peter Cour-
The bridesmaids l.a,.a 1 Fn1n9 Cartier
sister of Miss Zoe Carrier and Miss
.Tosanbfna 3oi,,ier sisre1, Of C,eoree ana
Narv Rouvier The hest men Wee
Pbilin Ronvier a brotbar Of the eroon7
o,,5 Naroieo,, C1o,I,.,1oi,Ii1ay bro+I1a,, ~
peter C1nrnoinlIeI,
Al exac+Iv O'Clock Tobengrin's we'd
ding march was nIaved bv Miss Eliza
AcLllh ana Liie pILoaI parry Illep tllIo
~ ~ Oi a. s+ie+
nc a.'4 a. it+ - IatLa,. SIi,i
oio W ldi~ tba "aren,on% Di,,o
49, 49, IL, i-.3
nc 81 I lil4it o,,-ann cole T5a
h,iSos, 1,-era d,.oesed Lille both heinz
10 49, I'll ,ro,I,1,e y,-it6
e'tli Gu go e., t,.i,,1,1,i,1s-s The, car
"a lo c.a,oa bIossorns and wore fbe
snr,,o aoLyers in their hair
MI. Ero,,1a C,ortier one bridesmaid
,,,as ot+iTad In mink muslin with ribbon
t,ir,r3ines while Miss Josephine Bou-
o+t,e,- bridasmaid vas strired
IN, 1-alIoyV muslin. also. trimmed with
rIi TIa church was filed with relatives
"a f,ien5s The hanpv couples were
the receivers of many and beautiful
"g I,l,lladiateiv after the ceremonies
~ INA Mr. Rouvier left on a weeks
- 1l1 en-, t,in to Hartford and New
- G,,'ei59 ond nm their return will reside
g - ii +,e brida's narents on Mechanic
80 Mr. and Mrs. Cournoiuller left
i,,ir,e5iatelv after the services on a
Ian,,t1,,e Wedding tour through Canada.
~, tbsir return they will keep house
~ ,Iocbanic street.
9''
Nearly 100 couples attended the Ger
man given in the town hall this eve
Wbieh was participated in by rine cou-
Mes of Spencer young people, was Civ
AZ between 8 and O'Clock, after which
- socia1 dance was in order until IL.
T,re 1,articinants in the german were
misses 7 eta HAYNES. Matte Page Mar
~ Kane Alice O'Gara, Susie Muir
mama Bemis and Gertrude Wallis and
HIasers Frank Jones, Fred Ames,
F,.ancies Mccain. Charley OGara, Os-
aar Rowland Fred Sorrell. Carlton
C'.ao,, AdeIbert Hobbs and Foster
Wbeaiar
Music for dancing was furnished ny
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-29
OTHER MILFORD NEWS.

Milford. Dec. 2S-Miss Margaret Dunn
Of South birmingham is the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. C. II. Bridges Emmons
street.
G. wilmington, who has been visit
mo relatives at Maiden the past week,
arrived home yesterday -,
Mrs Eliza Macuen is seriously Ill
With pneumonia at her residence on
Z a AZ f9 a meeting of oghneta Tribe, Red
MN last night, the following officers
,,,era elected for the ensuing term;
Pronbet.. Ernest Morse: sachem, SAM
r,,ai Fl Keene: senior sycamore, George
T Adams; junior sycamore, i. T. Da-
wilson chief of records G SABA D. Brock tpSs
ne heep for three years, w. d. Sealey.
1aniel Pratt of the UpS. S, Machias'
Which saw service n3the spanish Am
o Vicar war. returned to his ship at
=, ,rfss yesterday, after. passing
tb y, christmas holiday with his par
ei tiabt Berger of Paris spent the holt
aoys with his cousin, ]. B. Price.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-29
CENTRAL CIVIL LIST.

Following are the cases assigned for
trial Saturday at the civil session Of the
central district court;
Fowler Manufacturing Company VS.. Nc
Mahon. Taylor-Kent and Dewey.
McGourty VS.. Kumin. Bronner-Sulli-
McEachern vs. Winters. Sullivan
Kane.
e OConnell.
Stetson VS.. Richardson. Gile--Sullivan.
Marble VS.. Reiwold. Wood & Wood
Thayer & Rugg.
Scanned VS.. Goggin. Bronner-Ratigan.
Ratigan VS.. lie Mouier pro Sc. Wood s.
Wood.
Marble ct al. vs.. Darling. Wood &
Wood-MerrilI
Wells vs.. Humber & Co Fl. L. Parker.
Hopkins. Smith & Hopkins.
Brady VS.. McInery and trustee. Phe-
lan-Sulivan & OConnell.
osheroff vs.. Rulsteln ct al Hoar-
Thayer e. Cobb.
Dolan vs. Magoon Bancroft Sullivan
stevens VS.. Nash pro Sc. Belisle.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-29
SETTLEMENT EFFEcTEp.

BY the allowance of the will of the
late Calvin Foster, in the probate
court, settlement has been effected be-
tween the heirs of the deceased. and
there will be no contests or appeal to
the supreme court.
The entire income of the estate by
the terms of the agreement will be
divided between Mrs. Frank C. Huide-
koper and Mrs. Charles D. Wheeler
and their respective children. Under
the final clause of the original will,
half of the income of the residuary
property was to accumulate in the
hands of w. w. Johnson and Charles
M. Thayer as trustees, the other half
to be divided between the two daugh-
tiers and a whole half to revert to the
children of each daughter on her de-
cease.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-29
GOODNOw IS SUED.


E. A. Goodnow, the philanthropist,
was sued yesterday in the United
States circuit court by Frederick Her.
bert Ramsden Of Great Britain, and the
formers property was attached in the
sum of $4,000 by United States Marshal
Mcdonald of Boston.
The suit brought~fs an action of con-
tract returnable in the superior court
May Is. Mr.. Goodnow was formerly a
stakeholder in the Hubbard Investment
Company Of London, and some time ago
parties threatened to sue the stockhold-
ers.
Mr.. Goodnow when seen yesterday af-
ternoon said that the suit might be
brought on these claims against the
company, although so much time has
elapsed since the first talk of bringing
suit was heard, that Mr.. Goodnow had
begun to believe that no action would
be taken. Burdett & Snow Of Boston ap-
pear for Mr.. Ramsden.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-29
RORBED THE GRAyE

A startling incident, of which Mr.. John
oliver of Philadelphia was the subject. is
most dreadful condition. My skin was al
most yellow eyes sunken, tongue coated,
pain continually in back and Sides no
appetite-gradually growing weaker day
BY day. Three physicians had given me
an. Fortunately d friend advised trying
Electric Bitters. and ito my great joy
and surprise the first bottle made a de-
use for three weeks, and am now a well
man. I know they saved my life and
robbed the grave Of another victim" No
cents, guaranteed, at BREWER & co. IS
drug store
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-29
SEVERAL PUBLIC REQUESTS.

The public library of Uxbridge was
made the beneficiary yesterday in the
will of the late Sarah L. Maeomber of
that town, whose will was filed for
probate. To the establishment of a
fund to be known as a memorial foun-
dalton in honor of her husband. the
late j. Mason Macomber, she leaves the
sum of $1,000, this to be spent in the
purchase of books adaptable for the
education Of the young, To her sister
Fannie L. Smith of Chester VT, she
leaves $1,000 and the following we'll
known charitable and missionary or
CARNATIONS receive 500 each: The
American Board Of Foreign Missions,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-29
ALL QUIET IN LABOR RANKS.

Marlboro, Dec. 2S.-There was no
trouble Of any kind among the strik-
ing shoe employees today. Large
crowds gathered at the Frye shops to
see the operatives go cut at noon, but
no violence and only a few remarks
were INDUCED in. In the afternoon the
employees were dismissed at o'clock,
an hour earlier than usual, anL before
the crowd had assembled. d detail Of
nine policemen were at the factory to
quell any possible disturbance.
The board Of aldermen had its final
meeting this evening. City Marshal
Curtis was present and questioned re-
garding the enforcement of the law
concerning the gathering of crowds
about the factories. 1t was voted that
the law be enforced at all hazards.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-29
CHAMBERLAIN-CASEY

Charles e. Chamberlain and Bridget
A. Casey both of this city. were mar
ried at 1890 yesterday by Rev. DR.. Con-
rad at his home on Main street. At II
O'Clock in the forenoon Edward l..
Pricllett of Hazardville, Ct, and Hill
ma T. Dahlgren of this city were mar
ried at the same place and by the same
clergyman in the presence of a few
relatives.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-29
WANTS THE PROPERTY.

Frank L. Dean, as counsel for Eliza
Capen, filed a writ OF entry in the SUI
perior court yesterday afternoon.
against Henry c. Skinner, both of Mil
ford. The point at issue is whether the
provision of the will of the late Mary
Bartlett, providing for the establish
ment of an old ladies' home in that
town has been carried out by the ex-
ecutors or not. and IL not. for the re-
storation of the estate to the heirs of
Mrs. Bartlett.
Some time ago Mrs. Mary Bartlett
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-29
THE EMMETs IN CUBA.

The principal feature Of the entertain rtaiIl e
,,,ont qiven bv the Catholic Young Men
ne ceu Eat at their rooms on Sheridan street
iast night was very interesting &C. ,inl
by Lieut. william p f MeTdi In q the Cne Cuban
done by the Emmett Guarus III '''0
campaign. ds+ai1ed story of
~ Lie eniir ", history of the Emmeets from
the time LEFT y th tbs city a4 r2F GFf IN his
ham to the b tims 81 was ls' given vote of
fttg b Nv the society at the close OF the
III
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-29
soUTHBRIDGE MAN TOO.

Another foreign resident, residing in
London, also brought suit yesterday in
the United States circuit court against
a Worcester county business man in the
person of Robert H. Cole of South
bridge, whose property was attached
by United States Marshal Mcdonald OF
Boston for $50, 900 at the instance of the
Anglo-American Land Mortgage and
Agency Company, limited, Of Great
Britain. The case is also returnahle May
Is in the United States circuit court,
Burdett & Snow appearing for the for
eign company.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-29
ROCl4pAlE.

Rochdale Dec. 2S,--Mr. and Mrs
CHARLES Hill of Worcester have re-
turned home after a few days visit IN
this place ~, ~ vvorces-
ter presented the play entitled The
Master and Slave to d crowded house
Az Robert King Of Boston has returned
home on few days vacation.
MI M and Mrs. Arthur Warren ana son
Rainh Of Shrewsbury spent Christmas
with relatives in this place. ,on+
Mr.. Edmund Hurst Of Boston spent
christmas with his sister, Mrs James
T.ackey of Rochdale.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-29
Physicians.
HOTELS.

the Home Missionary Society, of which
the deceased was member, the Ux-
bridge church of which she was a
faithful communicate, the president
of the Uxbridge Womans Christian
Temperance Union.