The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-15

from beneath the animal, and then
went TO the house of John Jennison
and secured aid. Mr.. Jennison went
to the barn and carried the old man to
the house and sent for a physician. Mr.
Carberry remained unconscious until
| he died, Thursday
| Allie Tourteuotte, head hostler en-
ployed at the livery stable of David
A. Powers on North Main street, was
Kicked in the face by a horse, this
morning, and was rendered uncon-
sclous. He laid in this condition upon
the barn floor until nearly o'clock.
when he was found oy John Tillman,
VINO was bringing a horse back to the
barn.
Mr.. Tilman was Mortified to see the
form of Mr.. Tourtellotte lying in a
pool of clotted blood on the cold barn
floor. Blood was oozing from two deep
wounds in his face. Mr.. Tillman saw
lie was not extinct, so he picked him
up and carried him TO the office of the
stable. where he regained conscious
ness and related the story of how the
accident happened.
DIT Charles A. Church was called and
TOOK Tourtellotte to his office. where
his wounds were dressed. The calks
on the heel of the shoe struck TourteI-
Iotte under the eye and on the chin.
II is feared that his sight will be af-
fected. The horse was owned bv
tucker of Central street, Worcester.
MT. Iourtellotte told The Spy man
that he was shaking Up some straw in
kicked. vas
street Commissioner Thomas A. Do
ian had large force of men ont TO-
DAY, putting sand upon the various
SIDEWALKS in town, and travel for earlv
pedestrians was made less difficult
MI. Dolan is the favorite among the
citlzens, because he is on hand az all
times to care for the safety of the
pupllc, During the last heavy snow
storm he had the sidewalks of the town
cleared from snow long before the
morning travel commenced. The ma
1orlty OF the people think that he has
Done more for the town and expended
Tess money than any other street com
missioner in the history Of Millburv.
and Tor this reason all favor his reap-
pointment for 1899.
The funeral Of Albert Costigan took
pace from st. Bridget's Catholic
Church this morning at 9 o'clock. Re-
QUEEN high mass was celebrated by
Kew. FIR. Mcdonnell, who also pro
nounced the eulogy. Burial was at
Worcester.
The funeral of Michael Gallery will be
heid from st. Bridget's Catholic church
tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
William CleTnenston is recovering
from an attack of the grip.
The cars on the Millbury division OF
the Worcester and Suburban road were
running on time all during the day.
IN spite of the heavy ice.
AT meeting of the Ancient and
United Workmen, at their rooms in
Elm hall last evening, the following Off
GERS were installed; P. NJ. W.. Charles
Ieboi NJ. W., Charles H. Burbank;
F., William L. Clemenston; O., John
Il. Neudeok; G., George Barratt; R.,
z. W. Mallalieu; F., John H. Arnold;
r., E. E. Wood; r., Eugene E. Wood;
III. w, James P. Kennedy; o. w,
Frank Alex. A delegation of Is were
present from the Worcester branch.
At the annual meeting of the Ladies'
Benevolent Society of the Second Con
gregational church, the following off,
GERS were elected: President, Mrs. r.
K. Crane; vice president, Mrs. I. N.
Goddard; secretary and treasurer, Miss
Ethel Sayles: committee on home mis-
sions, Mrs. George F. Chase, Mrs. F.
W. Monroe and Mrs. Abbie Van Os-
trand.