The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-21
Talking MUSTER,
lival Companies in
Millbury Would
/ Like a Go.
OCULAR SUNDAY CLAM BAKE.
[arris' Grove the Mecca for
Sweltering Humanity
From Everywhere.
OCULAR SUNDAY CLAM BAKE.

AIillbury, Aug 20.-There is much
falk at present of holding muster in
Ills town in the fall. Considerable rival
- exists between steamers Nos. and
that is, between Millbury center and
tie west side, where the two steamers
afe located. A muster was held here
Two years ago between the two COM
panies and the result was that the two
broke even. The center boys claim
they would have come out best but for
an accident, and are willing to try it
again.
Musters are becoming popular, and
tie Millbury boys think they should
have one this fall after the muster at
Webster. There is good ground for
q muster near the Tourtellotte House,
and a good crowd would be drawn.
The idea will be considered after the
MUSTER at Webster Sept. l.
George Rand and Hector Trombly of
oakdale were in town today to make
arrangements with the firemen for a
feturn game of ball with the Oakdale
Aremen some time after Labor day.
Floral Decorator Darling was at
eteamer No. l rooms today, making
measurements for decorating the
zkeamer and hose wagon for the mus
tel at Webster. The hose wagon and
engine will be decorated with flowers
and streamers. The steamer was Civ
ed coat of paint last night
"a clambaks and picnic was held at
the grove at Lake Singletary and
erowds of people from all parts of the
avn went to the grove to enjoy the
cool and refreshing breezes of the lake.
rarties came from Worcester, Grafton
and down the valley.
James Welsh is spending a three
lays vacation at Narragansett Pier.
M. T. Roach and family of ITxbridge
Mere the guests of Patrick Carroll on
Main street today.
C. w. Blackington of Franklin is the
slest of friends in town.
VERNE and Miss May Stafford, who
hhve been the guests of Miss Stella
Stafford for the past two weeks, re-
armed home to Ware today.
Joseph and Andrew Bro are the
gnests of friends in Webster.
Rev. j. H. Lindsey of Worcester oc-
'clpied the pulpit at the Baptist church
.nday, and also held special service
sh the evening.
Rev. William Wignau occupied the
pulpit at the First Congregational
'church today, on account of the absence
|Q the pastor on his vacation.
Mrs. C. c. Longley and Charles Low
ell were the soloists at the Methodist
church today Rev. S. A. Messler oc-
cppied the pulpit.
Rev. George P. Eastman preached at
lie Second Congregational church to-
fdsy.
The conductors and motormen on the
Worcester and Suburban are being
al Nv hi rid
Very night scorchers race the car from
Worcester to Millbury, and ride up close
sN the running board. If a pedal
Aould strike the running board, the
sRsult would be serious accident, Con-
Motors think that there should be a
law against such reckless riding.
The Unitarian church will reopen
+ Sept. S.
Miss Addie and Mamie Baker of Wor-
aster are the guests at the home Of
Frank Sharon, on Howe avenue.
There was the usual consignment Of
E9unks around Bramanville last night,
fand they made matters disgusting by
Etheir senseless rabble
+ 8Ohicer Thomas Brown was called out
Felrly this afternoon to quiet a disturb
ahce near the residence of Silas I'm
Edergraves. Mr.. Undergraves is slowly
recovering from an attack Of heart dis
Use, ana local drunk was making
[ considerable racket around the house.
When officer Brown came on the scene
the fellow ran and hid in Ducharme's
harn. A search of the barn and
Premises failed to locate the man.
Arthur Beso received a hard shaking
np in bicycle accident tonight. He
( Mas scorching along the road near
Rundersville when his wheel struck a
( Zone and went up in the air, deposit
rs the rider at the side Of the road in
q heap. An account Of stock revealed
q broken finger on the right hand and
q badly cut and scratched face The
| Wheel was twisted into no semblance of
us former shape.
h Two unknown bicycle riders from
/ Worcester figured in collision at Bra
nanville tonight, which dissolved their
Wheels into a conglomerate heap of
Rcrap iron and twisted wire. The rid
RS escaped with only minor injuries,
stabled their mounts at the st. Charles
Hotel and took the electrics for Wor-
eester.
Jerry Buckley returned last night
\ from vacation of week, passed at
/ Newport and Narragansett bay resorts.
The Buck Bros shop, which has
N peen closed for a week to give employees
vacation, opens for business tomor-
low morning.