Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-30

doings to the executive committee tomor-
row afternoon, and If the committee de
sire to have the affair settled they will
probably call a meeting of the society to
see what action wil be taken. As it is
now, no one dare settle it without a vote
Of the society.
c CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH MEET
ING.
The annual meeting of the Congrega-
tional Church was held Thursday after
noon, the 9th, at 6 o'clock, followed by
supper The following officers We're elect
ed for the ensuing year: Clerk and
treasurer, William l., Johnson; deacon,
for three years, Stephen Williams; trus-
tee of Stone fund, three years, Charles n.
SeagraVe; standing committee, Rev. f. l..
Bristol, l.. A. SeagraVe, j. H. L. Reagan,
Augustus Story and Mrs Janet McEwen;
visiting committee, Mrs. McEwen, Mrs.
Eugene Lackey, Miss Blanche Bristol, Mrs.
H e. Gum, Miss Sarah A Taft, Mrs.
Alice Southwick, Mrs. Frank ]. Hamdl-
ton, Mrs. f. Fuller and Mrs. S. j. Muir
dock.
BROKE HER WRIST.
Mrs. John Morrison, woman nearly rs
years of age, fell on the sidewalk by Hotel
Windsor, and broke her wrist so that some
of the splintered bones cut through the
skin
who has been so dangerously i'll, is re-
The Z. P. S. c. E. of the North Tx
bridge Baptist Church will observe Chris
tian Endeavor day Sunday evening, Jan.
80 at 5.15 O'Clock. Special exercises en-
title the &c. E. Locomotive" will be car
ried out.
DISTRICT COURT CASES.
At the district court, Saturday morning,
the case Of Peter Jarvis of East Douglas,
charged with receiving stolen property,
was heard before Judge Putnam. Samuel
B. Taft Esq, appeared for the prosecu-
ton. and William J. Taft of the firm of
Dodge & Taft for defendant
that last August he had a valuable gold
trimmed harness stolen. The harness was
found at Jarvis house by Sheriffs Heath
and Inman.
Jarvis, testified that he was while in
toxicated, ordered by the defendant to
take the harness, which he did,
Jarvis was ordered to pay fne OF $l5.
He appealed. Mallroix was fined SIS.
BAND ENTERTAINs
The Uxbridge Brass Band gave the most
successful of it's entertainments Friday
evening, before a large audience. A
minstrel show by local talent was the at
traction, with Charles f, Capron as inter
locutor; Herbert r. Sayles, Jr., and Al
bert l.. Sprague as end men. The chorus
was made up by Bradford S. Seagrave
Samuel Wilcox, Fred Scribner, John. Kea-
gan, Bernard Laughlin, f. Frank Aldrich
and Edmund J.. Sprague. c. Albion Bar
ton was stump speaker of the occasion.
The song entitled "Black-balled in the
Toothpick Club, in which A. 4. Preston
was the victim created decided sensa-
ton Solos were rendered by g. Albion
Barton, Sayles, Wilcox and A. L. Sprague.
Numerous local hits were made; perhaps
the hardest and most amusing was the
at
Scott, leader of the anti-water men in
town, of jumping from Mendon pond to
Croney brook.
The executive committee of the Black
stone Valley Agricultural Society held
meeting Saturday afternoon, and voted to
call meeting of the society for Friday
afternoon, Feb. 4, at 2 o'clock to hear the
report of the committee on the proposed
settlement of the suit with the East Doug
las Base Ball Association, and act there
on.