Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-15
MILLBURY HUNTERS
Scour Fox Territory But Secure
No Brushes.
Catholic Young Men Arrange Fine
Party Which Was Largely At
tended -Other Notes.

A very interesting foX-hunt was held
in Millhury Friday afternoon, when the
Mt. Ararat district was traversed by vet
eran hunters, The party was composed
of A. D. Windle, John NJ White and
Walter Walllng The dogs taken were
Windle's Sam, Walling's Hunter, Rock
and Rye, Whites Logan, Duke and
Belle. During the day three foxes were
started, but the Millbury sportsmen
were unable to bring the pelts down.
Walter Walling succeeded in wounding
a fox, but after very interesting chase
it escaped. AS Whites dogs were run
ming large fox near the Ramshorn dis
trict, an unknown hunter brought him
down with well aimed shot. This is the
first time this season that this act has
been done, and John is very sure that
the same act will not be repeated.
COULDN'T BE BETTER.
The first grand apron and necktie
party, under the auspices of the Young
Mems Catholic Literary Association,
was held in the town hall. Friday even
ing. The affair was a grand success,
fully 300 couples being present. Dancing
was INDUCED in from s until 2. c. r.
Steere's orchestra furnished music. John
F. Cronin was floor director, assisted by
J. J.. Garvey, Felix Maylotte, Charles
Mitchiff, D. ]. Buckley, William Walsh,
G. F. Deveney Chas. Gravelin, Albert
Costigan, Morris Walsh, James Walsh;
reception committee, J. f. Cronin, VIM.
Clifford, d. ]. Donovan, c. A. Kenney
P. A Brown, H. F. Marty, w. A. Walsh,
j. F. Quinn, W. H Tebo, NJ. j. O'Con-
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Quinn, John Brady. w. A. Walsh, p. A.
Brown, w. ]. Clifford H. F. Marty
Geo. Brady, C. A. Kennedy, Thos. Small
Frank Weldon, Jas. Cunningham, c. D.
Donovan. Henry F. Marty sold the
largest number of tickets, thus securing
first prize.
LOCAL FUNERALS.
The funeral ofFIossie White took place
from the home of her parents on Elm
steet Friday afternoon, at 2 o'clock
Rev. F. c. Benoit OBLIGATED. Burial was
at the Central cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs Silas York took
place from the Church of the Assump-
ton Friday morning at 8 o'clock. Rev.
]. A. Charland offfciated. Burial was at
the Catholic cemetery, Millbury.
The funeral of Cornelius Horgan will
be held from st. Bridget's Catholic
Church this morning at o. clock
VALUABLE NEWS TIPS.
Mr.. N. S. Nichols of the Harvard
Divinity School will preach at the Uni
tartan Church Sunday morning at 1915.
Young peoples meeting at Z p. M, in
charge of Miss Ida Livermore, subject,
Using our talents"
w. e. Bachelor has accepted a posi-
ton as clerk for the New England
Telephone exchange, Worcester
A special meeting of the w. G. 7, U.
will be held Saturday at 3 O'Clock, at
the vestry Of the Second Congregational
Church. A full attendance is requested.
DIR. c. H. Hakes has been appointed
official keeper in the Ross VS.. Kirby
checker match DIT Spencer this evening.
Mrs. William Crawford of North Dana
is the guest of Mrs. John E. Murphy.
A. G. Anderson, who has been serious
YIN for,the past few weeks is reported
as much better today.
William Lepping moved his family to
Millbury Friday. He has accepted
position as bookkeeper in the Aldrich
mills.
The Millbury basket ball team went
TO Milford Friday evening.
A social dance viii be held in Elm
Hall this evening under the direction Of
Abner Despeau.
Elm Hall has been rented for the fol-
lowing dates: Feb. 4, January 20 and
February IS.
The new dynamo at the Mayo wooden
mills has been inspected and found to
be in first class condition.
Miss Florence Woolrich of Worcester
is visiting friends at the west side.
Miss Annie McTiernan of Marlboro
is visiting friends in town.
Harry. E. Eddy of Woodstock, Conn.,,
was in town Friday
Mrs. G. H. Harris has returned from
a two weeks visit in New York.
Rev. George A. Putnam will give the
third lecture in the Sunday evening
course Sunday evening at Z O'Clock.
Subject, 1.-THE life Of James A. Gar
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