The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-25

place an injunction on 1t.
superintendent C. C. Elwell, with the
company's counsel, F. A. Farnum, OF
Boston, visited town today for the ex-
press purpose of having a talk with the
water committee on this subject. Chair
man John Flint was the only member
present, however, and all business was
transacted through him. Chairman
Flint told the Webster correspondent
of The Spy that the bridge being built
under laws enacted by the legislature
during it's late convention, the
water committee had absolute
right and power to erect the bridge.
differently. Mr. Flint, however, thinks
that they can amicably fix the matter
so that legal controversy viii be avoid
ed, He added, however, that the
bridge will be built, despite any and
all opposition. The acts of 1898 give
power for any board of water commits
sioners to seize land if necessary to
accomplish their purpose
A POLISH WEDDING.
Miss Rosie Brcuse and Albert Albeit
SKI both of Webster, were married here
today. The bridesmaid was Miss Mary
'Veraysi. while Samuel Albetski,
brother of the groom, looked after his
interests
Aitei lne ceremony, the bridal party
and friends adjourned to the home of
Tue grooms parents, Granite street,
Wherc a reception followed
TOWN FATHERS DoINGs.
The selectmen, at their regular week
~ meeting, today, voted to send James
Hoylt, member of Co. F, 10Th Massa-
S muse regiment, to the National Sol
dlers nome i'll Virginia. He had been
drawing pension of $12 a month.
Ihey Will insert in the warrant for
the town meeting in November that
Davis street as recently laid out by the
selectmen, be accepted by the town
The street is now rs feet wide. An
other article that viii be inserted is
That the town vote to accept the recent
ly enacted laws concerning the water
commission. and also voted to elect
three commissioners at the spring cleo
ton. The board drew several orders
TO EXTEND LINE.
The directors of the electric road met
today and it was voted that the North
Village loop be started at once The
new extension will cost about $4,000 to
build and will start off the East Main
street line, through Slater street, where
1t terminates on North Main street in
North Webster.
President Edgar S. Hill has ordered
10000 tickets to be printed in Boston.
The tickets are the ordinary f1ve-cent
rides.
MRS. CRABTREE'S FUNERAL.
The funeral services of the late Mrs.
Walter Crabtree were held today at 2
o'clock from the home of her father,
Henry Fake, in Jericho Village. Rev.
Henry A. Blake of the Congregational
church was the officiating clergyman.
The flowers were elegant Relatives
from Boston and elsewhere were pres
emit. The bearers were friends William
c. Mahlert, Edward Pattison, Frank
BaudloW. and Emil Mahlert, of Web
ster. The interment was at East Web
Ster.
WE'RE COMRADES.
AS Joseph NJ Olney of Soutnbridge
and Joseph P. Love, both ex-deputy
sheriffs, and also candidates for rep
resentative from the 18th district, linked
arms and strolled UP street. today,
knowing wink passed among the poll
ticians, as If the local politicians were
ION to their lay" Mr.. Olney was here
to see if there was any truth in tine
report that Webster was going to knife
him on election day, for participating in
the recent Edwards Hetherman race
as starter Mr. Olney did not see the
managers of that race, but The Spy
man ascertained that no malice is en-
tertained by them.
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
The painters in town who are in
terested in forming a painters union,
have forwarded $40 to Secretary of
State Olin for charter. They will per-
manently organize next Wednesday
evening.
Rev. and Mrs. c. W. Morrell, pastor
of the Second Congregational Church
of Norwich, accompanied by c. c. Ell
well, were driven about town today by
James T. Stanley.
Wadyslaw Kozk, aged 20 years, a son
of John Kozk and wife, was buried to-
day. The funeral was held at $50
this morning, from the Polish church.
The burial was at North Webster.
Thomas F. Hederman has transferred
his contract for furnishing 100 loaves
of bread each day to the Italian ems
ployees on the Worcester & Webster
electric road to Mendall block for $50.
The local district court will hold
naturalization session Saturday at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, and in South
bridge, Friday.
A meat cart overlooking with good
things from the market of H. N Slater,
had q rear wheel caught in the tracks
on South Main street, and the result
was a general mix-up.
The block PAYERS have arrived and
will commence work on Pleasant street
tomorrow.
Mrs. James I. Young of Springfield
formerly of Webster, is visiting Mrs.
j. H. Newton on School street for
few days.
Motorman Billiard is some better.
Edgar S. Hill arrived from Boston
this noon.
Frank McQuaid, former local boy
is renewing acquaintance here.