The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-03
FAURE CONDEMNED
French Voters in
Spencer Call in
Mcdonald.
BATTLE OF BALLOTS ON.
Some Vexatious Questions
viii Be Settled For
Good Today.

Spencer, April 2.-One of the most eX-
citing scenes of the political campaign
took place this afternoon in the ma
turalization rooms, Mechanics block
when Fl. 4. .Faure accused. W. c. NJ
Donald of telling him things about DE-
Marc Fontaine that would injure his
reputation. Mr.. Faure has been having
trouble with the overseers of the poor
for the past month, and lately circu-
lated a report around town about MI
FOntaine, one Of the overseers Of the
poor.
When called to account he stated that
Mr.. Mcdonald had told him and was
ready to prove it, Two men of the
French people waited upon Mcdonald
and stated the case. The gentleman de-
MED the story and said he was ready
TO meet Mr.. Faure and prove him Il
liar. This afternoon a meeting of the
French Naturalization Club was held
and Mr.. Faure was present. Evangelist
Comeault was appointed to so out and
find Mcdonald and ask him to come be
fore the meeting. Mcdonald was found
and the two men returned to the hall.
Mr.. B'aure arose and stated to those
present that Mcdonald had told him
what he circulated about town.
Mcdonald denied it and satisfied the
French people present that FauTe had
started the story as a personal grudSe
against Dr.. FOntaine, and when charged
with it, afraid OF the consequences,
placed McDonald's name as the orig
inator of the story.
After this question was settled
meeting was called for the purpose OF
nstructing the new French voters how
to vote on the ballot. l.. +. 2. Moreau
and I. d. Achim had ballots ready for
use and soon had the voters able to 90
to the polls tomorrow and vote for the
candidates that they favor.
Tomorrow win settle the. great fight
that has been going on between The
Condor and Kramer parties. Men who
We're always good friends before the
fight started now pass each other by
without speaking.
Charles Stanley, who had piece Of
steel enter his eye Jan. Is, while work
ing in the No. wire mills, Spencer,
had his eye examined yesterday by DIT.
Lowell of Worcester, an eye expert, ana
told that the eye would have to be re-
moved or he would lose the SlSht OF
both his eyes.
Mr.. Stanley intends to go to Boston
tomorrow and have his eye examined.
and If told the same will have the OPP
Grafton performed.
Mr.. Stauley's friends, working in the
No. wire mills, have raised $50 ana
presented it to him. He wishes To
thank them through the columns of
The Spy.
The sidewalk on Pond street has
sunk from seven to fourteen inches, an@
the people on that street are beginning
to complain They think that it would
be no more than right if the toWh
would repair it, as they are doing Eof
other streets. The sidewalk in wei
weather is covered with water, and the
people, in order to pass, have to walk
in the centre of the road.
E. TER SERVICES.
The different churches of SPENCE
celebrated Easter Sunday with appro-
pirate ceremonies today. At the First
congregational Church the following
program was given: !, raster bells, ..
anthem by choir: 3, poem, Ring, ring
o Easter bells"; 4, Glad Easter mora
ing; 3, recitation, The song Of the
bells; s. recitation Twas bluebtru
told the story" by viii Norwood, Roy
Park and Earl Clark; Z, music by tEe
junior Sunday school; S, recitation
THE deWdrop and the stream 9, ND
sic, THE resurrection" 10, "TEe
changed cross" Miss Nina PettngiG
II, Christ the victor: l., poem tn.
lily," by Gertrude Smith; Is, poem
writing with diamonds; II, music,
choir: Is. poem, Dust Miss Bertha
Muzzy; 16, poem, Nothing is lost" by
Ruth Thompson; II, poem, Ring, We
bells; IS, Chimes Mrs. George III.
Marsh.
At the Holy Rosary Church, Father
Joseph F. Hanselman Of Holy Cross de
livered the Easter sermon: The eXer-
cises were: l. Vida Aqusm': 2, Ky
RE" w. c. Peters; 3, Gloria" Ganus,
including a soprano and bass solo by
Miss Eliza Achim and O. J. Bonner;
4. "Credo," W. c. Peters; bass so
10, W. J. Heffernan; tenor solo Martin
Ratigan; soprano solo, Miss Achim; 3,
"Offertory," selected, Martin Raugan;
6. Sanctus. 4. H Rosewlg; Z. "Bene-
dictus'; s, ''Agnus Del, Ganus, 9, Re
gina cOeli," Rossi. j. d. NLcCabe's yes
pers We're sung this evening. "Tantum
Ergo" No TO- was sung for the first
time in Spencer at this service.
The program at the CniversaIist
,hurch this morning was: Prelude
Meditation, piano, violin and organ;
anthem, Come and see the place where
Jesus lay Parker: Easter eve" con-
ratio solo. with organ and violin obli-
cato. piano accompaniment; anthem
Christ our passover" Hewitt. The
2antata, Birthday of hope was given
the evening at O'Clock by the sun
day school. Miss Resale Morse Of
Southbridge, violinist, and Miss Blanche
Bryant, pianist, assisted at these ser
vices.
At the Baptist church. the following
program was given: Prelude, selected:
doXOlOgy; gloria; anthem, If we be
lieve Christ is risen" responsive
chorus. choir; Awake, thou that sleep
est" The choir was under the direction
Of A. Z. Emerson.
At the Methodist church at 6 o'clock
this evening, the following program
was heard: Prelude, selected; singing
by choir; prayer by pastor; responsive
reading, school: singing, duet, Florence
and Herbert Hosking; reading, Easter
dawn Obed Hosking; singing, choir,
exercise, Anchor OF hope" solo and
chorus; responsive reading, school;
recitation, Florence BlOdgett; recita-
ton Florence Woods: singing. choir;
recitation, NJ. Mathewson; singing.
choir; reading, Florence Jaynes; exer-
else by children; recitation Arthur
Beers; recitation. Florence Hosking;
singing. choir; Altar cloth" Eddie
Davis; reading Edith Varney: singing.
choir; reading, Miss Sarah Allen.
Leader Amilotte of the choir of ST
Mary's Church had a choir Of so voices
at the mornings services. Program.
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