Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-26
SPENCER DOINGS.
Lively Afternoon Runaway, But
Nobody Injured.
Many Timely Topics Gathered About Big
Shoe Shop Town own viii Hum
After Easter.


and wife were thrown from a carriage
this afternoon near Moose Hill Farm
but fortunately escaped serious injury
The horse is spirited animal and
owned by Mr., Barr. He became fright
ened at an electric car on the Suburban
road, and SHE'D, throwing out the occu-
pants. The carriage was not over
turned, and the horse ran nearly a mile
when he was stopped by E. P. Cutler
and H, w. George, in front of P. H
Cranes lunch room.
CITIZENS CAUCUS.
The citizens caucus was called to or
der in Town Hall tonight, and A. w.
Curtis was chosen chairman; L. E. T.
Moreau was clerk. The following Off
GERS were nominated: Moderator, C. P.
Barton; town clerk, A. w. Curtis; Sc
lectmen, A. w. Curtis, George H. Ra-
mer, H. H Capen, G. P. Barton, Napo-
leon Harnelin; treasurer, Erastus Jones;
collector Of taxes, Henry P. Draper;
oVerseers of the poor, Abraham Capen,
Marc Fontaine, Thomas j. Comins; as
SCISSORS, Thomas A. Prout, H. Fl. Kings
bury, Edward NJ. Bliss, Fl. w. Bemis,
Frank Lavigneur; school committee Gone
year,, Miss Elida M Capen, three
years., Dr. q. w. Norwood; superintend-
ent of sewers, N. e. Craig; water COM
missioner three years., Dexter Bullard
sinking fund commissioner 0hree years.,
Dexter Bullard; park commissioner
(hree years., Wilfred P. Gendreau;
trustee of Sugden Library (three years.,
E. r, Wheeler; auditor, E. Harris How
land; fence viewers, Amasa r. Bemis,
Frank d. Adams; conStables, Henry P.
Draper w. H. Hathaway, George F.
McKenna, John M. Newton, Frank L.
Marble Edward Bowen, Toussaint
Richards, John w. Gale, Charles H. Sib-
ley, Emery Arbour, Joseph Collette, Ad-
elard Fleury, Daniel Cary; town COM
mittee, NJ. Ratigan, A. W. Curtis, Rich
ard Dillon, l.. .. P. Moreau, f. E.
Townsend.
A BRUSH FIRE.
A brush fire caused an alarm of fire
tonight at o'clock, at North Spencer.
CONNEFF ENGAGED.
The high school voted this afternoon
to engage T. P. Conner as their trainer
A committee was appointed TO solicit
funds for defraying necessary expenses
as follows: Fred Ames, Frank McCann
| Charles O'Gara, Elton Mullett, Henry
Lee. Mr.. Conneff will probably lay out
plan Of work for the boys, in the nea1
future, and later begin the actual train.
ing for the spring meet.
NEW HALL LEASED.
Fidelity Lodge, knights Of Pythias
has leased the top floor of A. E. Kings.
ley's new block, and will take possession
April l. There are two well-fnishet
| bsa11 Ox-EO D III
One of the halls will be for banquets ant
the other for drilling.
FOR EASTER MONDAY NIGHT.
At meeting of the Luther Hill Camp
S. of v, last evening, it was decided t
hold a dance in Town Hail the Monday
evening following Easter Sunday. Tn,
| committee of arrangements is: F. z
| Townsend John Snow, F. E. Bacon anC
| William Ratigan. The camp chose th
| following committee to prepare for
| drama to- be presented at the w. r. C
entertainment in April: Henry Josselyn
John Snow and r. e. Townsend.
NOW AT LOS ANGELES.
Nathaniel Myrick who has beer
spending the winter 6n the Pacific coast
is now in Los Angeles, Cal, and is ex
pected to leave for the east in May. His
| health is much improved
THINKS IT SILVER QUARTZ.
Henry Rimmer of South Spencer was
| at George P. DeWolfe's paint shop this
forenoon exhibiting samples of crushed
quartz which he claimed contained sill
yer ore. Mr. Rimmer obtained the
quartz from ledge of rock located on
his farm.
SOME TIMELY NOTES.
Harris Gleason, clerk at the Tivoli
House, Boston, visited friends in Spen-
Ger today.
Henry A. Josselyn left this afternoon
for Westboro, to take part in the charity
ball given by the Ragged s, of which he
is a member.
Walter Leighton Eccles, impersonator
and singing humorist, will be the fea-
ture of the entertainment at Odd Eel
lows Hall Friday evening, April 1.
Joseph Bosse of Easton, Pa, accompa-
MED by Joseph Girouard, is the guest
of his brother, William Bosse.