The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-08
ATHLETES
OF North Brookfield to Take
Decided Position.

North Brookheld. Feb. If the de-
sires and plans Of the North Brookheld
High School Athletic Association ma
terialize. the business meetings OF the
Worcester South A. A, scheduled to
take place in Spencer next Saturday,
viii not pass of in a harmonious man
ner. unless the Spencer delegates come
down from the lofty perch they have
been in the habit Of using
One OF the n. 3. H. S. a. A. officers
in talking with The Spy man this af-
ternoOn, expressed the opinion that a
majority of the schools are tired of be-
ing used as a stepping stone to help
the minority, and that they propose to
be recognized or else they will show
their strength.
While the North Brookfield boys do
not wish TO break up the association.
they are determined to have a say with
the other schools in regard to the man
agement of the associations affairs.
Should the Spencer boys try to force
out North Brookfield and Leicester,
they will find that it will not work, as
the North Brookfield boys hold plans
which can easily be brought about to
place Leicester and North Brookfield
in an association much stronger than
the present one.
North Brookfeld Court 81, F. of A,
celebrated their eighth anniversary at
Town Hall this evening, with a we'll
rendered musical program, followed by
dancing, which was greatly enjoyed by
the members and their friends Solos
were sung by Dennis Mccarthy, Eu.
gene Gazette and Mrs. Thomas Ken
nedy. William O'Brien gave violin
solo. and the Foresters' Quartet COM
posed OF p. Burke, F. Iyers. ]. McCar-
thy and E. Gazette, rendered several
selections. Refreshments were served
at 10 o'clock.
The second public day will be held at
the high school room tomorrow, and an
| invitation has been issued to all friends
| OF the scholars to be present. At 2.30
O'Clock the following program will be
given: Piano duet THE FREELY" Misses
Edna Bemis and Stella Newman; dec
ton, George H. Mullett; recitation
Taking Boarders," Miss Alice Cash
by; vocal solo, Astoria John A.
| Crawford defamation. 1.-The sword :"
Frank G. Weber: defamation, "The
old state house" James ]. O'Brien; pi-
ano duet The demon of the woods"
Misses Witter: recitation. THE battle
of the Nile Miss Edna r. Bemis; dec
lamation. Wendell Phillips as an ora
tor" William j. Rondeau; singing by
the school.
The high school scholars are planning
for sleighride to Spencer tomorrow
night.
Charles Hart was before Judge Both
we'll this morning on complaint of Cor
nelius Lynch, for selling intoxicating
! liquors. After a brief season. Hart
who was defended by Lawyer Kane of
| Spencer, was discharged. Cornelius
| Lynch was then brought forward for
| being drunk. and was fined fifteen dol
/ lars, which he paid
| Woodbine Lodge. I. o. o. F., worked
the first degree on two candidates this
evening.
The Quaboag ministers meeting was
held in the parlors of the Memorial
| Church yesterday. paper was read
by the Rev. Mr.. Childs of East Brook
| field. on Home life and social" A
very animated discussion of the paper
| occupied the entire session.
| James Noonan, a North Brookfield
boy, has distinguished himself by rank
ing third in class of seventy scholars
at Holy Cross College.
| Henry Hatch, who recently opened a
| meat market in the Cook block moved
his family here from Milford yesterday.
| The G. A. r. have decided to hold
their masquerade Feb. 18th. at Town
Hall. with Homes Orchestra for mu-
sic
Prof Burbank of Worcester will do
Thursday evening. taking up the study
of ''The ring and the book"
| Miss Josie Woods Of BROOKLYN. N Y
IS visiting at Mrs. M. b. Bishops Of
Summer street