The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-11
NEWSCHEDULE ADOPTED
Blackstone Valley League
Starts on a New Basis
Saturday.

WhitinsviIle, Aug. 10-James 7. Riley
of Grafton, secretary of the Blackstone
Valley Base Ball league, mailed to the
managers of each team the revised
schedule of dates on which games are
to be played during the rest of the sea-
son. Manager Brines of the Whitins
team received his last evening. 1t is
as follows: Aug. Il, Millbury at Whit
insville, Baskerville at Grafton, Rock
dale at Uxbridge.
Aug 10, Grafton at Millbury, Tx
bridge at Rockdale, Whitins at Fish
erville.
Grafton at Whitinsville, Uxbridge at
Sept. 2, Uxbridge at Grafton, Mill
bury at Rockdale, Baskerville at Whit
insville.
Sept. 4, (morning), Uxbridge at
Whitinsville, Rockdale at Millbury;
(afternoon), Millbury at Grafton, Fish
erville at Uxbridge, Whitinsville at
Rockdale.
Sept. 9, Rockdale at Grafton, Tx
bridge at Baskerville, Whitins at Mill
bury.
Sept. 49, Rockdale at whitinsville,
vi a toAl a. C-AbAAu6SJ HlSliC4 WIG eil
Millbury.
The funeral of Mrs. Thomas Walsh Of
East street took place this morning
from st. Patrick's church at 8 o'clock
The church was filed with friends and
relatives. The casket was hidden
amidst a large number of beautiful flo
raj offerings. Rev. Joseph Daley, pas
tor of the church, conducted the fu-
neral service. The bearers were James
Devlin, Michael Harrington, Peter
Topp, Michael Flaherty, jeremiah Saw
age, jeremiah Connors. 1nterment took
place in St. Mary's cemetery at Tx
bridge.
The town meeting to decide on the
acceptance or rejection of the new
town ways known as Pleasant street.
Willow street. Park street, and to ac-
cept or reject the alterations made by
the selectmen in the highways at Roch-
dale, between the store of Peter G. Pa
raids and the bridge over the Black
stone river, will be held in Voting hail.
Memorial building, August Is.
William McAllister and wife of Chest
nut street will celebrate their silver
wedding anniversary at their home,
Saturday evening, and large number
of friends have been invited.
Jones, the new pitcher, who was to
come to pitch for Whitins, has conclu-
ded to stay with Blackstone. The man
agement Of the team will, however,
have new pitcher for Saturday after
noon in the game between Whitins and
Millbury.
The home of Miss Mamie lyman of
Pine street was a scene of a pleasant
gathering last evening. About Is young
people assembled at the invitation of
Miss lyman and enjoyed very pleas
ant time, the evening being passed
with games, music and other amuse-
ments
Frank Hoar of Worcester is spending
few days with George Searles of For
est street.
James E. Walsh, who has been DR..
F. B. Johnston's assistant for four years,
has given up his position and entered
the employ of the Whitinsville Spin
ming ring factory.
Miss Annie Moriarty of Railroad ave-
nue. is confined to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greguire of Worcester
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gre
guire OF East street.
The Misses Catherine and Josephine
Mc1Indy have returned from delight
full trip to Milford, n. H.
| Miss Margaret Riley of Pawtucket
and Miss Ella Scanlon OF Boston, both
|
the guests of their schoolnate, Miss
Essie McEndy, of South sutton.
| Cameron Robinson and family of
Railroad avenue moved to Milford to-
| day.
Miss Ella Young of Prospect street
has gone for a four weeks outing at
| Lynn.
| Robert Dawley, order clerk for c. v.
| Dudley, has gone to New York.
| Mrs w. Mosman and son Chester OF
Fitchburg are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur M. Proctor Of Church
street.
Miss Edna R. Smelling of Forest
street is spending a vacation at Beth
| lehem in the White Mountains.
! Robert Balmer, New Haven, Conn,
is the guest OF his father on Forest
street.
Fred ]. Motif Of North Uxbridge,
clerk for D. E. Chase, collided with DR..
Barry's team on Central street, yester-
day, wrecking two wheels on DR.. Bar
RVS team.
Mrs. James Marshall of Philadelphia
is in town visiting.