The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-01
Is Present at
Webster.
CHURCH WE DDINGS.
Other Notes From Big En-
terprising Town.


|church at 7oclock this morning. Rev.
John I. Madden, pastor of the church,
celebrated a high nuptial mass. The
bridesmaid was Miss Frances Hagger-
ty, sister of the bride, while the in
Iterests of the groom were looked after
by James Cummings.
The bride was gowned in blue, with
lace and trimmings of white silk. She
wore bridal roses in her hair, and car
ried a white prayer book.
After the ceremony the bridal party
adjourned to the brides home, where a
wedding breakfast was served, follow
ed by reception. Mr.. and Mrs. Burke
left on the 1906 train on wedding Wis
1T to New York city for a couple of
weeks. On their return they will re-
side on Central street, Merino Village.
The loss at the fire in Fl. N. Slater's
North Webster cotton mills, July 81
which was struck by lightning. has
Just been adjusted by the insurance un-
der writers. The loss to the building
was adjusted for $318.16 and the con-
tents for SS90.49, making a total ad-
justment of S70S.59. The valuation of
the plant is $4,000.
The funeral service of the late Moses
Larnard, who died at the age of SO, last
Friday, from heart failure, was SOL
emnized today and Rev. Henry A.
Blake, pastor of the congregational
church, OBLIGATED. The services We're
held at 1890 O'Clock from his late resi-
dence on Cemetery street, East Web
ster.
Joseph Collins, a returned soldier Of
Company X, Sixth Massachusetts regi-
ment, was honored this evening by pc
ing rendered reception and supper at
the club quarters of the Slater Literary
Association, in North village. 1t was
a complete surprise Y him, and when
he was led to the hall, ana onto the
stage, he was completely bewildered
but he gathered himself in time to re-
spond to presentation speech and Of
fering of a solid gold chain by Daniel
j. Ryan, the president of the club.
The arrival today of Thomas H
Murtha and William Maginis, voluh-
teers, who were detained when their
company left, on account of sickness.
completes the local quota of company
X, and now all Of the boys except Will
liam T. Alton are at home Murtha
and Maginis have beer ill with typhoid
fever at the hospitals in Fortress Mon
roe, Va. As it was, they had a hard
time OF getting away, as no more fur
loughs will be issued unless previously
agreed but the two soldiers wrote to
Gov. Wolcott and he secured 20
days furlough for them.
Registration closed Saturday evening.
There is. however. by the hard. indus
trlous work of Mr. Love, an increase
on the list of 140 names from last wear.
making the voting list the largest it
ever was. There are now 1880 voters
IN town. On the closing day Mr.. Love
added ITO names to the list, and in
Dudley he secured 46 new voters.
The committee of arrangements for
the G. /. A. Society fair in Music hall.
which will be held from Nov. IL to the
: 9Th, are working zealously for its sue
cess, and already have secured good
talent for the entertainments each eve
ming.
Monday evening, the opening night.
Madame Brochu and daughter Jennie of
Boston will entertain with songs and a
variety act. c. H. Widen of Worces-
ter will give hobo Juggling act, and
on Tuesday evening will give a musical
performance
Miss Dora Vernon of Worcester. a
pianist, will render a few selections,
followed by dancing The following
evening Prof. j. w. Mahan of Charlton
viii appear with his trained dogs. Fri
day evening there will be dancing, and
on Saturday, the closing night, the
prizes will be drawn.
Paul Delman and Miss Agnes Stock
eye were united in marriage at the
st. Joseph's Church, this forenoon, by
the pastor, Rev. Watclaw Lentz. Peter
Woirchowski was best man. while Miss
Stacia @Stockeye, sister of the bride,
was bridesmaid. The couple will en-
JOY brief wedding tour.
William Ford of Company G, Third
Connecticut regiment, visited in town
today. He is on 30 days furulough,
but reports on Wednesday next at
Camp Mead, as his parole then ex-
pires. He told The Spy reporter that
Jack" the fire dog, is still with the
Nutmeg" regiment, and TINT, all
though he was still blind, he had
whipped every dog that showed it,
self in camp. and is now an undis-
puted monarch of all he surveys. The
fire dog is the property of T. 7. Dwyer
Of the City Hotel. The dog lad a
mania for attending fires, and at every
one he was ON deck, so to speak. At
times, however, the dog would become
crazed at the sight of the flames, which
he hated, and on two occasions has
bitten members of the fire department
until they decided that war was the
best place for him, and he was taken
to Putnam. where the Webster boys
enlisted" him as their mascot
Miss Eta Labarre Of Bellows Falls,
VT, the sister of Mrs. Charles p. Da,
Wis. is spending few days with her
Miss Alice Breen is enjoying week
| In Worcester.
Hereafter no more telegraphic dis
| patches can be sent from the local
station on Sunday evenings after $50
| o'clock, as a new rule, made SO by the
earlier arrival of the milk train from
Boston, discharges Operator Sullivan
| for the remainder of the night.
7 ~.
Hill and Mr. Asel Fits, who have been
visiting in Cottage City for couple
| of months have returned
Samuel Weiner, the merchant at the
corner of Main and Pleasant streets,
today, received a carload OF fresh
potatoes from New York state.
VIM. e. Emerson today received rs
tons of ice from Grafton.
| Miss Fannie Cassidy is the guest of
Miss Eva O'Connell in Worcester
Daniel Mitchell, New Bedford; James
! Riley, Westerly, r. l.. James Berner.
Fall River; Thomas Carrigan, Black
stone and others who refuse to give
their names, will be arraigned before
Judge Bartholomew, for drunkenness,
| tomorrow.
AT q special meeting of the Foresters
tonight 1T was voted to attend the Com
pany x reception and participate in
| the parade Wednesday evening
MI. and Mrs. H. @. Cutler are in
Worcester for a few days.
officer John Sullivan had hard time
| in arresting couple of tramps yes
terday.
The first social of the series to be
given by the /. o. u. One Club was
held this evening, in Columbia Hall.
There was a fair attendance for the
opening night Brooks Orchestra fur
nished music.
Harry Hotchkiss of Worcester choir
master at the Episcopal church, has