The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-19
THE COUNTRY CLUB.

1he dHnudl tournament at the coun-
try club on Brigham hill opened to-
day, and the club was well attended by
the members and invited guests. In
the morning match in golf was run off
between Cronan, the crack golf PLAYER
Of the club, and Anderson of Boston,
and was won by Cronan by three holes
All the interest of The club is centered
in the matches of next Saturday and
the meet in the first week in October.
The match of Saturday will be be-
tween members of the club, and much
rivalry exists between the different in
dlviduals, and the most of the members
will turn out to see the match. The
match the first week in October will be
between the best men in Worcester
county, and the best golf playing that
has ever been seen at the club will
take place that week. After the big
match this morning, the rest of the day
was PASSED in practice by the different
members of the club who will partici-
pate in the matches of next Saturday.
Among those present at the club today
were the Wbitins and the Lasells Of
Whitinsville and the Knowltons of Up
ton, and several parties from Worces-
ter.
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days ago. the Millbury cotton mills
have been leased for few years by F.
H. Rice of West Boylston and the plant
Will be in operation as soon as the ne
cessary repairs can be made and ac-
count taken of the stock. This will
mean much for the people of Millbury
Mr.. Rice, ST., is purchasing the mill for
his son, who is a new man at the bust
ness. The cotton goods will be manu-
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the new parties hope to have the mill in
operation as soon as the repairs are
completed.
John Dixon of New York is the guest
of friends in this town.
Floyd Rice entered the Worcester
high school this morning.
Mason Shaw has returned from a
short vacation spent in Providence.
The military drill rehearsal will take
place on Thursday night of this week
instead of Friday night, as heretofore.
The board of health in this town will
In short time have all the pupils in
the schools vaccinated as is being done
IN all the large towns. The board has
had the matter under consideration for
long time, and will announce the date
later. DR.. G. A. Church was seen by
The Spy man today and said that it
was the idea of the board to have the
pupils vacoinated, and it would decide
the date at the next meeting.
The residents of Howe avenue are
putting up kick about loafers in that
vicinity who trouble the people by their
noise and drunken brawls They also
go to houses and demand something To
eat, and the ladies are afraid of them
and now ask for police protection. Sew
eral or the citizens Of this part of the
town seen by The Spy man today. said
that the trouble was becoming a nuts
ance and that the town should take
some action in the matter, as the loaf
erS were making themselves unbear-
able This is not the first time that the
complaint has come from the residents
in this district
Mrs. Mary Trask of Norwich, Conn.
is, the guest of Mrs. William Leary of
Cherry street.
new manhole is being built at the
residence of DIR. Robert Booth. on West
Main street. for the surface drain. The
manhole is a thing that was greatly
needed, as the water after a storm
would gather at this place and the
sidewalk would be flooded by the water
and almost impossible.
marriage license was taken out at
the town clerks office for William n
Seaver, %. and Alice May Pierce, %
both Of this town.
The hunters were out in full force to-
day, and some of the Nimrods came in
with well-hlled bags Alfred De Roster
secured a young woodcock about a
week old. Several parties from Wor
cester put in the day in the Purgatory
woods.
A. II. Bachelor of this town has Sc
cured the contract to paint and repair
the Baptist church clock. A new pen
dulum has been put on the clock. and
the clock is keeping better time now
The body of Mrs. Catherine Noonan
OF Pawtucket will be brought to this
town Cor burial tomorrow forenoon
Miss Belle Bentley Of West Millbury
and w. II. Fairbanks are the candi-
dates for the post office in West Mill
bury A paper is in circulation in that
part of the town to secure the post