The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-07
A TIP FOR WORCESTER.
North County Shooters Do Excellent
Work Before The Traps.

Gardner, Aug. 6.--At the weekly
shoot of the Gardner Rod and Gun
club yesterday afternoon, there were
four visitors present-Cutler, Breen,
Hazard and Edwards of Fitchburg.
There were eight events. The visitors
made good scores and the Gardner
men as rule did well. Sawin of Gard
ner and Hazard of Fitchburg divided
the honors, each getting two tens, and
there were numerous mines. The results
We're:
First event, 10 singles, unknown
Lenoir, 5; Crabtree, 5; Knights O.;
Knowlton, Z; Cutler 8; Breem, 9: Ed
wards, 6; Dodge, G.; Spaulding, g.;
Brooks. 8; Stacy, I.
Second events, 10 singles, unknown
Hazard, 10; Breem, s. Edwards, 4;
Spaulding, 6; Dodge, 6; knights, 6; LIE
nor, q; Crabtree, s; Stacy, 4; Dupont.
{; Sawin, 10; Knights Z.
Third event 10 singles, unknown
Hazard s; Breem, s; Edwards, 4;
spaulding, s; Dodge 8; knights, 4 Lee
noir, 4; Crabtree Z; Stacy, 5; Sawln,
4 Knowlton, S.
Fourth event, pairs-Hazard, g.;
Breern, 8; Edwards, 5; Dodge, g.;
knights, 4; Crabtree, 6; Stacy, 5; Saw
in, 5.
Fifth event. 10 singles, unknown
Hazard 10; Breem, Z; Edwards, s.
Dodge, Z; Knowlton, 8; Crabtree, S.
Stacy, 8; Sawin, 5.
Sixth event, 10 singles, known-Le-
NOR, 3; Knowlton, Z; Crabtree, 6; Per-
kins, 6; Knights, 6; Dodge, 9; Stacy, s.;
Brooks 6; Sawin, 8.
Seventh event 10 SINGLES known
Sawin, 8; Knights, 8; Dodge, Z; Crab
tree, 8; Brooks, 4 Perkins, s; Stacy, 4;
Knowlton, 6; Lenoir 6; Payne, s.:
Ball, l.
Eighth event, 10 singles-Sawin. 10;
Lenoir, 2; Brooks, 5; Knowlton, g.;
Dodge, 6; knights, g. Perkins, Z; Stacy,
s; Crabtree, 8; Payne, Z.
There were 2S who took the examin-
alton for mail clerks and carriers to-
day. The examination was conducted
by e. E. Stebbens of Boston in the
West street school house.
Thirty members of Upchurch lodge.
D. of H. attended the picnic of Star
ledge of Baldwinville at Lake Denison,
today.
John w. Bemis died this morning at
the home of H. NJ Wheeler, Union
street, where he has lived for the past
20 years. He leaves two nephews-
George and Charles Baker of this
town. The funeral will be at II
o'clock Tuesday morning. The burial
will be in Royalston.
The C. A. C. base ball team went TO
Fitchburg in w. H. Kinds three scatter
to play the Y. M. G. u. team.
Gardner Council, K. of c., initiated
nine candidates last night. A banquet
followed.
L. P. Nash, formerly superintendent
of the Gardner schools, was in town
today to have his furniture removed
to Holyoke where he will take charge
of the schools.
]. A. Stiles and family returned to-
day from a visit to Ontario.
w F. Thomas is managing j. M.
McVine's jewelry store while the lat
ter is away on his vacation.
Each of the oranges of this district
will furnish a part of the program at
the Pomona grange picnic at Crystal
Lake park, Aug. %.
Rev. and Mrs. c. A. Towne went this
morning to Salem to be absent two
weeks.
Mrs. H v. Lathrop is visiting her
son Frank Lathrop, in Danielson
Conn.
G. F. Peabody is having the small
trees cut off from the east side OF
Sherman street.
Company F, Second regiment, drilled
| last night in the Chestnut street schoo
| yard. The company will be out for
| drill two nights a week until the de-
| parture for camp at South Framing
| ham, Aug. 10.
A free musical and literary enter
| tainment will be given "Wednesday
evening in the Swedish Lutheran
| church, The program will include ar
| address by Rev. L. H. Beck and mu-
sic by Prof. Hagstrom, both of New
| Orange, N. JT
James K. Earle and Miss Annie
French were married tonight in TEN.
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