The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-18
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Martin Bergen still believes that Bos-
ton will win the pennant despite the
reverse suffered when the champions
went up against the Cincinnati crowd
SO he told The Spy reporter last night
| as he was on his way to his farm here
to spend the night with his family.
Bergen says he likes Bailey, the new
acquisition to the pitching corps of the
| Boston team. Bobby Lowe, he says,
never played such ball as he is putting
up now, and Billy Hamilton is at his
very best. He also stated that his re-
cent trouble with the management is
| at an end, and when The Spy reporter
asked him how he was behaving with
Manager Selee, the great catcher
laughingly replied that it was a case of
where both of them had to behave now.
+ George Albert Granger and Miss Mar
tina Louisa Brooks, both of this town.
were married in Brookfield shout $50
o'clock last night by Rev. Mr.. Barrows.
They will reside here.
Thomas Haggerty is in trouble once
more. His love of the ardent has again
proven his downfall, and yesterday he
was arrested by officers Henry Hatch
and John Stone. His wife, whom he
had abused many times, was the com
plainant. He appeared before Trial
Justice Sylvander Boutwell, and had his
case continued for two weeks.
In conversation with The Spy report
er, superintendent c. A. Jefts of the
| Warren, Brookfleld and Spencer road
said he does not think the company will
object to placing an electric light at the
North Brookfield terminus of the line,
| If the people want it.
Manager NJ E. Howard Of the North
Brookfeld baseball team has arranged
! with Manager Frank Bird of Spencer
for game here Saturday. Cecon.
| who is visiting Thomas Casey in Spen-
Ger, and Mayo will do the battery work
| for that town and Howard and Duck
worth will be in the points for the local
| team.
Harry Gleason has arrived at his
nome on Warren street, having com
pleted his term of enlistment in tbe
| Second regiment of Uncle Sans reeu-
| lars.
As the regular Spencer and North
Brookheld ball teams play on the COM
mon Saturday, the sole leather teams
of the two towns will have to look for
other grounds. There is some talk of
playing the game at Lashaway park If
grounds can be obtained, or it NAV he
prayed mere on what is known as the
small common.
The Ladies' Aid Society called unon
Mrs. Fannie Dexter this evening at her
cottage on Lashaway The occasion
was Mrs. Dexter's 47th birthday, and
the guests We're extended every hosni-
tality.
A large number of North Brookaeld
people went to New Braintree tonight
to witness the presentation of "Mr
Bob by the dramatic club. Among
those who went was party consisti,sS
Of Horace ]. Lawrence and wife. Miss
Frances 4. Lawrence, Mrs. Matte Z.
5lshop, Misses Helen and Clara Row
and Mrs. Graves. Il
Adna Derosier, daughter Of Napoleon
Derosier and wife, died this morning Of
cholera infantum. The child was a
months old. The funeral will take nIacS
tomorrow afternoon.
MISSES margaret and Jennie Dowd of
Natick are visiting friends in town,
The board of health has received a
circular from the state board giving
ADVICE that all children should be vac |
cinated before returning to school
theodore Morey Of Providence is Vic
lung mis- aunt, Mrs. Matte b. Bishop'