The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-20
A R0USER.
Webster Couple Are
Honored.
BOTH WELL KNOWN.
Death Of an Old Respected
Resident.

Webster, Jan. 19.-As an appropriate
sequel to the pretty wedding which took
place in the Sacred Heart church, Mon
day, January 8, when Rev. FIR. ]. A..
Legris, pastor of the church, united in
holy matrimony Joseph Henault the
dusggist, and Miss Arzelie Remie, to-
night the members of Club Gagnon
turned out en- masse and gave the new
ly married couple a rousing reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henault left town the
afternoon of the day they were mar
ried, and on their wedding tour have
visited Athol, Chicopee, Springfield,
Bolyoke and Norwich, returning this
afternoon. AS they arrived in town
The couple were met at the depot by
party OF relatives and friends, and
escorted to their home on Negus street
During the evening Mr.. and Mrs
Henault were invited to the headquar-
ters OF Club Gagnon, in Music hall
block, where a host of friends awaited
them. In a clever speech, Albert Re
mic, in behalf Of the assembly, present.
ed the newly married couple a bedstead
of the latest improved pattern. A light
collation. was served, followed by mis-
SSAAoAlCOdo GALGl
The committee. on arrangements were
Messrs. Timothy NORM, Frank Gamer
lin and Daniel Marois
Mr.. and Mrs. Henault will reside at
the home of the brides mother, Mrs.
Florentine Remie, at % Negus street,
and are now open for callers.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Margar-
ct Patenaude, aged "A years, who died
T0Y1A low fY,O,N L. i
in the Sacred Heart church today. At
9 o'clock this morning, Rev. FIR. L. A.
Simard, the curate, celebrated a re-
QUEEN high mass. There were many
relatives and friends that attended the
services. The bearers were Charles A.
Woisard, N. Brouders, Louis Forand
and Moses Moreau, Sr. The interment
was in East Village cemetery.
Xavier Foisy, an old resident of 73
years, of Slater street, died last night,
from complication of diseases incl
dental to old age. Deceased came to
town % years ago, and at his demise he
was employed by H. N. Slater. The flu
neral services will be held from the
Sacred Heart Church, at o'clock to-
morrow forenoon, and Rev. FIR. Simard
will officiate.
Deceased leaves five boys and two
3 Ills. L ucy cI6. AdNl6I, JOSeDu,
Wilfred and Fernada. At the funeral
tomorrow the first four sons will be
the bearers. He also leaves as daugh-
terS Misses Emeline and Bessie Foisy.
While Dr. c. S. Sargent is out
of town on a business trip, Dr. Fred
erick A. Brown is attending to his pa
tents. DR.. Brown is at present a busy
man, for, besides visiting his large
Iar Of
number of cases is giving him all he
can attend to. He was called to the
Gore yesterday and before he left had
attended five cases of the grip.
Mrs. F. H. Berger has received notifi-
cation of the death of her brother
Roach, aged AZ years, in Paw
tucket, R. I. The funeral will be held
Friday.
Thomas Rafter visited Danielson to-
night and attended a grand ball there.
Orchestra furnished music
Mrs. Mary st. Germain who has
been suffering from pneumonia, is re-
covering.
Mrs. August sellig of East Main
street is down with the grip.
Michael Delaney of Webster came be-
fore Judge Bartholomew in the district
court today, and had his drunk case
John F. Chase went to New York
city today to consult his physician
about his stomach trouble.
Miss Myrtis Coggswell Of Worcester
visited her father, George CoggswelI
at Hotel Dewitt, today.
Mrs. William F. Branch visited I'M
Oxford today.
Mrs. Flint, wife of John Flint, is
slowly recovering from an attack Of
pneumonia.
Mrs. George Bell returned to Leon
lnster today. after a visit with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Cocks, on
Mechanic street.
John J. Love was in Putnam TODAY
on business.
Various church topics were discussed
at the regular monthly meeting of the
" omen's Foreign Missionary Society of
the Methodist Church, at the residence
of Mrs. e. D. Clemans, this after
noon.
At the cozy D. L. K. Hall, on Oxford
avenue, tomorrow night, bal masuue
Will be held and many persons will be
on the floor masked. The music for
dancing will be rendered by Koehler's
Orchestra.
The members of the Turn Verein So
clety Will soon hold meeting in the
interests of tax payers, on the taxa
ton question. The meeting will be
addressed by julius Vahiteich of Chi
cago. A few years ago the speaker
was prominent in the German reichstag
and his views of the hour will nrove
very interesting.
Miss JosepfeDle Morris, who has been
confined to the house for the past three
weeks with pneumonia, is GONZALES
cent.
CHARLTON CITY.