The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-07
ALL EXPEC7ANT.
Two More Licenses
to Be Granted in
Millbury. r
FOUGHT TO FINISH.
Remarkable Battle Of Six
Year Old Boys-Both
Badly Injured.

Millbury, May "A special meeting
of the selectmen will be held Monday
evening for the purpose of granting the
two remaining liquor licenses. AT
present there are four applications to
be acted upon. One for common vic
tualIers at the St. Charles, under the
firm name of E. r. Bartlette, common
: victualler's license ait the Tourtellotte
:. house on Riverlin street; common vic
tuallers in the Ducharme block on
North Main street, for Edward F.
Roach, and the application for a Ii
cense of the first class for Joseph J.
Scott in the building of Mrs. Mary
Sheehan on South Main street.
- This application was laid upon the
p table at the last meeting, but it is like
Iy that It will be acted upon favorably
at the next meeting, Monday. The
Congreg ational and Baptist churches
have entered a vigorous protest against
granting a license to E. f. Roach, to
do bushes in the Ducharme building,
as it is considered to be too near the
churches.
Mr.. Roach was a machinist, but had
the misfortune of loosing an arm and
attend to other business. For the
above reason the majority of the towns
people are in favor of granting him
license.
-. The two hotels are considered to
have the advantage as they are heavy
tax payers and own their own places.
A free for all fight took place on
Riverlin street last evening, in which
nearly IS people figured. The families
engaged in the mix-up are neighbors,
but owing to some misunderstanding
friendship was dissolved for few
hours last evening and a scrap pulled
off. One of the participants told Spy
reporter this evening that he would
take steps Monday to have his assail-
ant punished.
At the base ball game on the Flats.
this afternoon, two youngsters, named
Aubin and Connors, got into a scrap,
which is liable to result more seriously
than expected. Both lads are less than
six years of age and very small in
stature The little fellows left the
grounds and went behind a large board
fence and there started to settle mat
tiers. Connors hit Aubin a blow in the
face. the force of which being sufficient
10 dislocate two of his fingers. This
did not stop the fight, however, and
both pushed the fight vigorously until
exhausted. Soon afterward a ball went
over the fence and the youngsters were
found. Connors had tainted, while his
opponent was lying helplessly beside
him. Aubin was carried to his home
at the centre, and Connors taken to his
home, in Bramanville. Both were in
serious condition this evening.
A very interesting game of base ball
was played on the Flats this afternoon.
between teams from the AIillbury high
school and Becker's Business College
of Worcester, the latter winning by a
score of Is to Is in a Thinning game
Cummings and Reed of the Becker
and Kinniery, Sullivan and Leary
played good ball. Jandron of the visit
ing team was injured in the 10th in
ming, but pluckily finished out the
game behind the bat. The score:
N. H. s.. o ? / Q 0 ? / 0 8 6-15
Earned runs Becker's Z. NJ H S 3:
two-base hits, Leary, Leavitt; sacrifice
hits, Sullivan, Leary, Cummings, Leevitt;
stolen bases. Sullivan, Leary 2, Brown 3.
Tucker Jangeon 8, Cummings 2 Hop
good. Sayles; first base on balls, off Leary
s.. Cummings /; hit by a pitched ball,
Tucker; struck out, Cunningham ?, Wood
>, Powers 2, kinneary 2, Leary, Scultz 2,
Cummings Sayles 3, Thayer. HOpgood :
passed balls, Powers 2, Jendron ,; wild
pitch. Leary. Time Of game. 2 40. I'm
Dires, J. J. Sullivan and c. B. Post.