The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-24

boro. this morning. Private Morgan
enlisted with Lieut.. HeaIey, and served
with him throughout the campaign in
Cuba as a member Of Company K. Pri-
vate Morgan was killed by the cars at
Marlboro, while stepping from train.
Lieut.. Healey speaks in the highest
terms of the soidierly qualities Of the
deceased.
Work on the north dixie was suspend
ed this morning for the reason that the
pump used in keeping the trench clear
Of water broke down.
The trouble was augmented by the
thawing Of the snow. This evening a
large force Of men were put to work
after the pump was repaired, and a
force will work night and day until the
water is pumped out The recent thaw
has cost Contractor Joseph d. Gennaro
many hundred dollars.
After five days Of illness, suffering
with acute tuberculosis Henry f.
Joyce died at his home, Is Nashua
street. at $50 this afternoon. He was
90 years old, and was born in Lowell.
He received his education in the Clinton
high school, and was exceedingly well
known and very popular in town. He
was a member Of the Hillside Social
Club, and of the West End Boat Club.
The funeral services will be held at st.
John's church Monday morning A SOL
emn high mass Of requiem viii be cele-
brated. The deceased was one of the
best known young men in Clinton, and
many friends viii mourn his loss. He
was of a sociable nature, and generous
TO a fault. He is survived by four sis
ters, Katie, Annie, Eliza and Mrs. Pat
rick Heageney, all well known.
The Family Circle Orchestra went to
Shirley tonight to furnish music for a
concert and dance in Shirley town hall.
Michael Kittredge is visiting friends
In Boston.
! Rev. Michael J. Welsh of Passaic, N.
j.. is visiting at the home Of his moth
err. Mrs. Michael Welsh.
Michael Mcnamara Of Holy Cross
College, Worcester is visiting at the
home OF his mother, Mrs. Martin Nc
Namara.
joaquin, the boneless wonder, from
Fitchburg, VIII appear at the concert
and dance of the Hillside Social Club
Jan 10, and show what wonderful
things can be done by a man without
bones.
The Clinton Social Club will hold its
first concert and ball in Bigelow hall
Jan. C.
Hiram Burke, has entered the en-
ployment Of James c. Carlyle as a
barber.
Rev William Grady, who has been
visiting his parents here, has re-
turned to Passaic, n. j., to take the
/ place of Rev. Father Welsh.
Rev Edward M. O'Malley win cele-
brate his first mass at st. Johns
Catholic Church, Sunday
| Contractor Joseph d. Genarra re-
ceiyed information today Of the death
Of his father, Joseph Genarro. at the
| late residence Of the latter in Boston.
Miss Katie Burke, daughter Of
Thomas Burke, was surprised at her
home on Main street tonight by a
party Of her friends. Miss Sadie
Burke. in behalf Of those present, pre-
scented Miss Burke a handsome gold
ring. During the evening vocal and
instrumental music was rendered. A
good time was enjoyed by all Miss
Burke's friends.
Miss Sarah. Scanlon is visiting her
sister, Mrs. James Whelan, Of Fitch
burg.
Miss Margaret Hastings Of Framing
ham is visiting Miss Annie Kittredge
Beacon street
Patrick Ruane Of Canada is visiting
at the home Of his parents. on Oak
street.
John J. O'Malley of Baltimore Uni
versity Is visiting at the home Of Ills
pei III eAi44 Ill - @sldlliEJ
Of Acre street.
Miss Annie z. Ford Of Chelsea is Wis.
iting Mrs. William Ford Of schoo
street
Miss Lizzie Tracy is visiting friends
| in Worcester.
Mrs James Hartigan and Miss Bird
get Cummings Of Worcester who have
been visiting Mrs. James Finnerty al
the latter's home on Water street
| have returned to their homes.