The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-18

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/ Mcknight, Russell Alley, Aleck G..
/ Rodger, Hon. John w. Corcoran, f. NJ.
Hammond NJ. V. Bastian, H. w. Bige-
/ low Jr.. j. c. Perry, A. c. Hawkins,
/ Fl. j. Morrison, Frank E. Howard,
Harry Divol, Walter F. Howard w. H.
! Fay, Eli Forbes, c. w. Field, c. F.
Fairbanks, Jr, DR.. j. ] Goodwin, F.
4 H. Holden, H. d. Carter, D. B. Clark,
John Rodger H. c. Phelps
| Among those present We're: Mr.. and
/ Mrs. John Riddell Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
| E. Trout Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence E.
| Coulter. Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Stafford,
/ Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Ladd Hon. and
4 Mrs. John w. Corcoran, Mr.. and Mrs
/ II. X. Swinscoe, Mr.. and Mrs. S. E.
/ Hawkins, Mr.. and Mrs w H Fay,
Mr.. and Mrs C. w. Field.
Mrs. katherine Lente Stevenson,
president of the State w. C. 7. u. met
the members of the local w. C. 7. U.
/ at the residence of Rev A Morrill,
/ Osgood, last night. The women were
privileged to invite their husbands.
1 Mrs. Stevenson was assisted in re-
ceiVing by Mrs. c. M. Bowers, Mrs.
Frank P Sawyer, president of the To-
cal w. c. T. T.. and Rev. Mr.. Osgood.
! MI y. n. SSSOOu lIldue an dQuTSSS OF
welcome. to which Mrs Stevenson re-
seconded.
| Wellington E. Parkhurst gave talk
on Journalism His deductions were
drawn from large experience. Mrs.
! Stevenson was once connected with the
Union Signal periodical devoted to
the interests of the w. C. T. u. Chas
L. Hunt, superintendent of the public
-sa1 1c 3,Nfa +ollr
Scientific temperance teaching in the
/ schools"
4 supper was served.
| Mrs Stevenson was a classmate of
! Rev. Mr.. Osgood. They went to the
| Boston theological school together.
| The police are asked to settle not a
| few disputes that are without their jur-
/ isdiction Mrs. Mary Gilisch came into
headquarters this morning with stern
purpose in her countenance and three
| dollars in her right hand. She wanted a
/ policeman to go straight to the house
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Kristov, on Grove
street, and help her recover her car
riage. The police declined to interfere.
| Mrs. Gillsch lived in the Kristov house
until yesterday. Then she moved to the
new road forgetting to pay So rent
| Mike Kristov, after failing to secure
the assistance Of the police to collect the
lfent, decided to attach the carriage. He
1 did this by the simple method of remov-
| ing one of the wheels. He conveyed the
wheel to his parlor. When Mrs. Gilisch
showed up this morning repentant, and
| rendered So for the rent, Mrs. Kristov
wanted additional pay for storing the
carriage.
As the matter stands. Mrs. Gilisch
still has the So, Mike has the wheel and
the carriage is in the KristoN shed
To the correspondent of The Spy, Mrs.
Gtlisch said: ''Kristov got the carriage.
He keep the carriage. I no take it."
Mrs. Gilisch's role of resignation is
due to the fact that the carriage be-
/ longs to T. d. Walker of Marlboro. I'M
I'll she pays for it. She proposes to let
! Walker struggle for the property Mrs.
Gilisch runs a boarding house for la
borers. She is well fixed.
The Clinton Social Club held a recep-
ton tonight in honor of it's members
who made the clubs dance a success.
Remarks were made by Pat
rick Riley, of Holy Cross College. Mrs.
Agnes Powers played a piano solo: VIM.
| f. O'Toole sang: William MURRAY
played solo; Maude Streeter and VIM.
McNamee sang; a quartet composed of
Messrs. O'Malley, O'Toole Gordonier
and Mahan sang several selections; the
Misses Shaughnessey sang a duet; VIM
Tracy played on the violin. and Harry
Connors sang. After refreshments were
served, songs were sung by THONGS
McGoWn, Miss Agnes Powers Daniel
MCGUIRE, Charles O'Toole, Lawrence
O'Toole and Joseph Tracey.
Thomas Moran gave a recitation. M
r. Gorden contributed flute solo anc
Joseph Kirby a musical sketch.
No 4
James E, Mcdonnell, John J. Bowie
William F. O'Toole, Charles O'Toole
John Fallon, William McNamee, Johr
T. Scanlon.
Luther H. Whitney is ill at his home
with :he grip
Miss Maude Hooker is severely il
with the grip.
Newman Harrison has been selected
for the victim in the mock trial thai
will be held under the auspices Of tbt
Lieut.. a. L. Fuller Camp, S. of v Mr.
Harrison will be tried for breach OF
promise
The frankie Carpenter Repertoire
Company played Pawn Ticket 210
tonight, to house double that OF La
Hlsht' MISS Carpenter played Meg, the
| - ApANH dotlhlllN Jele GRADY
prayed Uncle Harris, Florence MACK
: took the double role of Ruth SternhoIf
and Anna Dorothy.
Gibraltar Council, X. of c.. gave a
banquet in honor of Rev. William F
Gllilllan, who leaves this town for
Chlcopee this week. Fr Gilfllan is
chaplain of the council. About 100 per
sons were seated at the several tables
in Music hall. The tables were SET in
the shape of cross.
Grand Knight William G. McGlincbey
introduced Town Solicitor T. F. LarIlin
who otliciated as POSTMASTER. Toasts
were responded to by Rev. Edward I
fitzgerald, Rev. Arthur Powers, Rev
james f, Calvin ana w. c. McCaugh.
an. FER. Gilhllan was presented a beau.
tlIul Ihahdoln by the town solicitor. il
being a gift of the council.
The republican town committee me-
at the office of Bancroft & Buttricl<
They f1lled vacancies on the COMMITTEE,
as follows: S. Ives Wallace George A
HIGHWAY, c. Frank Fairbanks Tr
George Krauss. The committee ther
selected 5. Ives Wallace chairman. Mel
Walker secretary and treasurer Tn,
new town chairman is Representative +,
the legislature. Mr. Fairbanks is pres
ident of the Young Mems Republican
Club.
Late this afternoon Officer VIM. F.
O'Toole found man walking on tn,
tracks of the N. Y, ~ ~ & H. r. r.
waiting for train to run over him. II,
was brought up to the police station
and searched This search revealed s1O4
in bills and some small change.
The man gave the name OF c. A. Jeff
and is locomotive engineer, who live
In Fitchburg. He recovered sufficient
ly this evening to nut up cash bono