The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-03

others interested in roads and high
ways.
The members are expected to arrive
at the Clinton House about 10 o'clock
They Will take teams and be driven to
the sewer basin at the foot of High
street. Afterward they will look over
the sewer beds. They will then return
to the Clinton House, where dinner will
be served. During the dinner brief pa
rers on the construction and care of
highways will be. read. The latest sci
entific principles of road building will
be laid down, so that those who wish
may understand.
The trip to the filter beds will include
drive to old Lancaster and a brief
stop at the home of Harold Parker Mr..
Parker is member of the association
as well as one of the leading engineers
of the state.
Charles E. Richardson, agent of the
Lancaster mills, has invited the mem
oers of the association to inspect the
Lancaster mills. They will be inter-
ested in seeing how ginghams are made
in the small world Of which Mr.. Rich
ardson is the presiding genius.
They have been also invited by
Charles Swinseoe, manager of the Gin
ton Wire Cloth Company, to visit the
wire mills.
The association has been especially
attracted to Clinton because of the
work being done on the Wachusett res
ervoir in the construction of the north
dixie and the great dam.
The visitors will be received by a
committee from the Clinton Business
Mems Association, of which Warren
Goodale is the head. Mr. Goodale is
leaving no effort unspent that will give
the visitors pleasant memories of the
town when they go back to their
homes.
Mrs. Annie Connors fell into the
clutches of the police again today, and
before her period of probation has ex-
PRED. The trouble with Mrs Connors
IS not so much that she gets drunk, as
that she gets drunk and goes out on. to
sterling street where her home is To-
Gated and in loud voice invites all her
nelghoors to move off the thoroughfare
and take residence in a warmer place.
When she faced Judge Stone only a
Few weeks ago, Mrs. Connors was very
penitent. She promised she would new
er get drunk any more She also said
she would move off Sterling street and
go somewhere else if the neighbors OBJ
1ected to her presence. There is no
telling what the court will consider a
suitable punishment for Mrs. Connors
now
j.. r. Noyes has decided to locate in
Clinton as practising optician. Mr..
Moves is a brother of DR.. H. A. Moves,
under whose tutorship he spent three
years. He is graduate of Klein's
school of optics.
Chief Bates record shows that SO ar
rests have been made in the month of
July. This is little compared with the
III arrests scored in June, but a large
July record in comparison with the Ju-
~ records of other years. The town
provides only % victims in the number.
An equal number were employees of
the metropolitan water board and its
contractors. Thirteen Fitchburgers
nlied up with fire water and were de-
famed. I4eominster is smaller and sent
put six DRINKS. Eighteen DRINKS came
from all other places, including Wor-
cester
Captain Peter j. Cannon expects to
take 90 men and commissioned
officers into camp. This is a surpris-
lngly large showing, considering that
many members of the company got ali
they wanted of camp life when thew
We're in Cuba. Nevertheless this trip
VIII be made under less trying circum-
stances. The men are going to be as
we'll fed as If they were in a first class
hotel. They have employed Sophus
Hansen to cater for them Each man
is going to pay him SLIPS a day for do
ing it. Today Mr.. Hansen and Sergt
r. M. McRell went to South Framing
ham to take in the situation and find
a good spot for the company's tents
and mess tables.
There were no prisoners before the
district court this morning. Last night
gave the police little to do.
Frank Coyne, the young man who
was thrown from his bicycle and in
jured yesterday afternoon, is very com
Portable today. He was not injured as
seriously as was at first thought.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Breed have en-
joyed journey to Lynn, Lowell Law
renee, Haverhill, Amesbury, Hampton
Falls and Exeter. They used the troll
ley in making this trip, and made an
enjoyable time Of it. They returned to
their home on Prescott street yester-
day.
John ]. Meehan, who saw service in
Cuba with Co. X, has re-enlisted for
the new Twenty-sixth regiment at the
Worcester recruiting station