Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-24


livery service complete drainage sys-
tenn and macadam roads, with a public
park at the lake. there Is no reason
why Webster should not be one of the
foremost towns in the state.
FUNERAL OF MARY L. REDEMANN.
The body of the late Mary l.. Rede-
mann, aged IA years, who died in North
Brookheld from heart failure last Mon
day, arrived in town today for inter
ment. The funeral services were held
in ST. Josephs Church, North Brookfeld,
this morning, at O'Clock. The bearers
were James, George and Frederick Red
emann, brothers of the deceased, and
Louis w. Sellig of this town.
Deceased is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Redemann, who within
few years ago resided in town.
A PECULIAR ACCIDENT.
Miss Marion Ruth, aged IS years, who
is employed in the finishing room Of B.
A. Corbin & Sons shoe factory, suffered
a peculiar accident this forenoon. AS
she was walking towards her work
bench with her head bent downward,
she ran against a post, striking her head
hard against it. She fell to the floor
were called, but it was ascertained,
upon examination, that the young lady
was not severely injured, and she was
taken to her rooms in Elint's block
MRS, LIvBRMORE TO SPEAK.
The Monday Club connected with the
Congregational Church have secured the
well known speaker, Mrs Mary A. IAv-
ermore. who will deliver her address be-
fore the society, Monday, April 4, on
Some eminent people / have known" F."
in the Congregational Church, at 1.30 p.
m. Tickets are now on sale at Larchar's $
jewelry store, or at the church.
CANDIDATES FOR COLLECTOR.
The democrats have decided to NOM
mate Patrick Prout for the office of col
Iector. The republicans will be asked to
support Henry H. Steinberg; while in
both parties are many that desire the
denomination of Mr.. Frank f. Deon.
The name of Fred w. Johnson as can
diate for water commissioner will be
largely supported at the republican eau
Gus The republicans hold their caucus
on Thursday evening. this week, and
the democrats the following night
WILL NOT RUN.
Thomas Reilly, Sr., has decided that
he will leave the political field, and has
informed his friends that he will NOT
allow his name to be used at the caucus
tomorrow evening, for any town office.
| Mr. Reilly has served the town of Dud-
| ley in the capacity of tax collector most
| faithfully for the past eight years, and
has received much praise from the ciri-
| zens in the performance of his labors.
OTHER NEWS.
The John Hancock Insurance Com
pany will open a branch office at the
residence of its local agent, Daniel
Casey, School street, in few days.
The impressive services Of comforting
diplomas and crosses on the promoters
of the League of the Sacred Heart, st.
evening, April 1st, in charge of Rev. FIR
j. F. Madden.
Ben. Franklin Council, No. 33S, Royal
Arcanuna, will present Edison's project
ing kinetoscope combined with the
graphophone of sound, with pictures in
real life. on canvas 15 by Il feet, at
Music Hall, Friday evening, April /.
Hon. John r. Thayer Of Worcester
was in town today on business.
Romer Bros, Chase avenue, have ac-
cepted the agency of the White Sewing
Machine Co.. and will have sole agency
of the bicycle trade of that firm.
An entertainment will be given
Thursday evening, March 81, in the NJ.
e. Church vestry under the charge OF
Mr.. H. c. Leavitt.
The operetta, "Grandpa's Birthday"
will be given by the children. There
viii be readings by Miss Calhoun Of
Worcester, soprano solos by Miss Agnes
Childs of Woodstock, Conn, and instru-
mental selections by the Leavitt family,
Miss Flora B. Gould will preside at the
piano.
James T. Stanley of the Hotel Dewitt
has laid the foundation for livery sta
BILE south of the hotel.
At the Universalist parsonage, Tues
day evening, March %, by Rev. N. S.
Hill, Mr.. Frederick Spicer and Miss Gym
thia e. Weld, both Of Webster, were
united in marriage.
The matter Of electing three park COM
missioners and accepting state act, etc,
will be brought before the voters at the