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MILFORD.

Milford, Jan. 1.-THE recently elected
ofncers of Roman Lodge, K. of P, will
be installed tomorrow evening by Dis
Lrict Deputy Meacham and suite of
Worcester.
The C. L. & D. A. held it's annual
meeting last evening and elected these
officers for the ensuing term: Presi-
dent, Henry d. Carbery; first vice pres
ident, Fred T. Cahill; second vice pres
ident, John F. Ranahan; recording sec
rotary, Thomas Z. Nugent; correspond
err Dennis Shea. 1t was voted to hold
the annual concert and calico ball in
town hail. Friday evening, April IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Hammond of New
Gloucester, Me, are guests of E. E.
Hobart and family. Church street.
The Maspenock Wheel Club will give
complimentary supper to Willard
Macuen of Company NJ tomorrow even
ing. He was one of the members of the
club that served in the Sixth regiment
at Porto Rico.
S. P. Worthley and wife of Manches-
ter, N. H., who have been passing a
week with relatives returned home to-
day.
Corp. Frank L. Arnold arrived home
last night. He was the last of Com
there on the United States transport
City of Berlin, Wednesday, Jan. 4, and
arrived in New York Monday night.
Embert White, who has been visiting
relatives at Gore, n. s., arrived home
last evening.
The body Of Mrs A. NJ. Newhall, a
former resident, was brought here from
Worcester this afternoon and placed in
the tomb at Vernon Grove cemetery.
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AT REST.
Funeral of Popular
Webster Man.
A LONG CORTEGE,
Body of Henry Brosseau
Laid at Rest.

Webster, Jan. 1.-THE last sad rites
over the body of Henry Brosseau. aged
SO years, who died last Sunday evening
from complication of blood poisoning
and quick consumption. were performed
today. The services were held at the
Sacred Heart Church at o'clock. The
pastor, Rev. FIR. J. a. Legris, celebrated
requiem high mass, and in his eulogy
spoke of the young mans many good
traits. The church choir, under the d.
rection of Prof. Hector E. Boulay. sang
special music, and the st. Jean Bap-
tlste Band played a funeral march. The
were most impressive.
Just before the hour for the funeral.
the st. Jean Baptiste and court Friend
ship No. 50, F. of A, societies formed
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in line at the home of the deceased on
Union street,and followed by a long line
OF carriages marched to the church.
The procession was headed by the st.
Jean Baptiste Band, Prof. Hector z.
Dupre, leader, % pieces, and was fol-
lowed by the St. Jean Baptiste society,
l25 strong. The society was in charge
of Chief Marshal Louis Forand, assist
ed by Clemence Deveau. Court Friend
ship No. 50, F. of A, followed. Chief
Ranger VIM. +, Haggerty was in
charge, and there were nearly fifty
members of the organization in line.
On either side of the hearse marched
the six bearers. After the services at
the church the remains were taken to
the East Webster cemetery, where they
were inferred.
The services were largely attended BY
many personal friends and relatives.
The bearers were intimate friends:
Patrick Prouu, P. f. Whalen and Thorn
as f. Hederman, representing the For
esters, and Hector Dupre, George Beau
regard and Louis E. Clermont of the
ST. Jean Baptiste Society.
He leaves a wife, a mother Mrs. Lud-
zig BrOsseau, three daughters, Alma.
Anna and Rosa, a brother. Frank, of
Southbridge, and three sisters, Mrs. Ar
thur Denizen of North Adams, Mrs.
Anna Foster and Mrs. Paul PlaussA of
Webster.
The First National Bank was closed
today and all its business transactions
were in progress at the Savings Bank.
The occasion was the hosting and plae-
ing in position a new burglar proof
safe. The safe is of oval shape, and
will be placed inside of the bank vault.
1t weighs seven and a half tons, and
cost $4,000. C. w. Moore, a Worcester
truckman, is directing the work, and
gets 800 for the lob.
Messrs. ''Parky" ]. Hogan, z. H. Hor-
ton and Edward Farrell, Jr., last night
established a local record for the nine
ball candlepin game, on Weavers al
leys. They rolled a total of 219.
"McDoodle's Flats was presented in
Music hall tonight to a packed house.
The local favorites, Messrs. Hughes
and Berry, roceived many encores for
their work.
From the advance sale of tickets
there will be big crowd at the basket
ball games in Music hall tomorrow
night. There has been already over 100
tickets sold. The Millburys play the
regular Webster team, and the Read
ing Rooms play a second amateur team.
Charles Beers, who has just been dis
charged honorably from Company f,
Twelfth Connecticut regiment, is visit
ing in town.
The Vernon Brothers sang at the re-
vival services at the Methodist Church
tonight.
District Deputy Beecher of South
bridge will install the officers-elect of
Ben Franklin Council 1893, Royal Ar
canum. next Monday evening. A COLA
ton and smoke talk follows.
Parties will place four or six ice sail
boats on the big lake next week, and
will go into practice at once Early in
February a race will be arranged.
| Prominent boating men are interested.
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EAST DOUGLAS.

East Douglas, Jan. 1.-THE remains
of the late l.. Corridor Keith, who died
in Worcester last Friday, We're brought
here for interment in Evergreen GEM
etery. He was the son of the late Luke
s. Keith of this place, and a greater
part of his earlier life was passed here.
He was town clerk of Douglas at one
time, and held other important town
offices. He was also a member of Mum
ford River Lodge, F. & A. NJ. of this
place, Fifteen years ago he moved to
AttleborO, and from there to Worces-
ter.
The local a. O. L. w. Lodge installed
it's recently elected officers in Masonic
hall. Wednesday evening, Robert
Brightly of Whitinsville Lodge being the
installing officer. A collation. was serv-
ed in the banquet hail. followed by
speeches.
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BASKERVILLE

Baskerville, Jan. 1.-THE funeral of
the late Mrs. Rhoda Pickering took
place this afternoon from her late
home on Hall street. Rev. David HOWE
of the Union Congregational Church, of
which she was a member. made short
eulogy. There was profusion of flow
ers, lnterment was at the Fair View
cemetery in the family lot.
A party of about So from this town
went to the Drummer Boy at Wor-
cester this evening In a special car of
the Blackstone Valley road Miss Mamie
Healy was the leader of the party.
Miss Mary Haven returned from a
visit to friends in Connecticut
Miss Margaret Murray of Providence
Is visiting friends at this place.
John A. Brown is very sick at his
home in Wilkhnsonville.
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AN UPTON FUNERAL.

Upton, Jan. 1.-THE funeral of Veran-
us Walker occurred this afternoon at
o'clock, at his late residence on Elm
street. Rev. Alexander WiswaH off,
ciated and made touching remarks A
male quartet furnished the music. The
bearers We're Henry Walker. Edward
Walker, Julian Brooks and Thurber
Walker The remains We're placed in
the family lot in East cemetery.
Miss Irene Howe of LindenYille VI.
is visiting at the home of Il. A. Bald
win, West Upton.
The Ladies Sewing Circle at the
Congregational church served another
successful supper and entertainment in
the vestry of the church this evening.
The New England Telephone and
Telegraph men are rushing the work
of setting the new poles for the new
local exchange. The poles are now up
on School street and part on Main
street, going towards the center.
Miss Anna Metcalf, graduate of
Brown University, '97, is substituting
at the Upton high school during the ILL
ness Of Miss Carrie b. Lynch, first
assistant.
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HOME ON A FURLOUGH.

Northboro, Jan. 1l.-AIr. Joseph Kellette,
marine on the United States battleship
Montgomery, is spending a seven-day fur
Tough with relatives in town.
Miss Florence Balloon is confined to her
home with whoopng cough.
A number of scholars from the North
boro high school are to attend the play,
MIR. Bob to be given in Westboro this
evening by the scholars of the Westboro
hish school
Henry Greene of Watertown is the guest
of Mr.. George Stone, South street.
Joseph Carpenter sprained his knee
while loading coal at the freight yard
John O'Connell was arrested last night
by Special Officer Wilder o. Gibson for
drunkenness
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huBBARDSTON.

Hubbardston, Jan 11.-Joab c. Wright
is dead aged SO years. He was the
Oldest person in town at the present
time.
George w. Hamilton is sick with
pneumonia. He is SO years of age, and
is not expected to recover
c. +. Randall, who leased the Fall
mouth house last August. and was raid
ed recently, has decided to close the
hotel.
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1T WAS A QUIET WEDDING.
Mr. Willard J. Bromley Marries Miss |. |.
Knowles in Sou,hbridge.

Southbridge, Jan. IA pretty. quiet
wedding took place at the home of Err
nest / Knowles, Walnut street, this
afternoon, the contracting parties being
Miss Lizzie I. Knowles and Willard J.
Bromley, two highly esteemed young
people of the town. The wedding was
attended only by the immediate fam
lilies and few personal friends. lhe
bride was attired in a gray poplin
travelling dress.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
H. Jerome White of the Central Bap-
fist Church, Of which both the young
people are members. Mr.. and Mrs
Bromley will make their home with
the grOoTn's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
James Bromley.
The semi annual business meeting
and social of the Epworth League Of
the Methodist Church was held at the
home of c. L. Wilson last evening. The
evening was pleasantly passed with
games and z pleasing musical program
was rendered by the members Of the
choir.
At the business meeting it was voted
TO hold a fair in the church some time
next month.
Refreshments were served and the
following officers elected: President
Fred Hanson; vice president, James j.
MAR: secretary, Charles Fallows;
treasurer William r. Olney
Henry 7. Rowland of Spencer lies in
2 serious condition at the home of H
T. HYDE. Chaplin street. Mr.. How
land drove to SOuthbri1ge Monday eve
ming to attend the reception given ny
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Sanders. and,
having a hard cold, contracted more.
which resulted in pneumonia Mr..
Rowland has speedily been growing
worse, and last night Dr. Norwood Of
Spencer was CALLED. Today he lin a
very low condition.
The newly elected officers Of South
bridge Lodge. I. o. o. F. were in
stalled last evening by District Deputy
Grand Master Rowell and suite Of
Worcester. The installation was fol
lowed by an oyster supper served in
the lodge banquet hail. a large num-
Der Of members were present and an
enjoyable evening spent.
Reed &, Barton's comedians delighted
a good sized audience at Dresser Opera
House last evening in '9IcDoodle's
Flats
Another cold snap struck town Tues
day morning, and weather below zero
has been in order ever since Local
farmers predict an early spring.
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funeral will take place in the church
in Lancaster. Thursday morning at 3
O'Clock.
The matter Of the election Of Wei
InglOn Z. Parkhurst to membership in
the Clinton Business Mems Associa-
ton will be settled without further
argument. An examination of the
bylaws today. by interested persons.
shows to the satisfaction of al. the
persons concerned that five Of the nine
votes cast against his admission We're
enough to reject. Inasmuch as Mr..
Parkhurst viii not be eligible for adj
mission again until six months from
the date Of the meeting, it looks as If
the incident is closed.
Mrs. Bridget Kane fell on the side
walk in front Of her home on Nashua
street, yesterday. fracturing her right
wrist. The fracture was reduced by
DR.. P. T. O'Brsn.
The contract to put in the lavatory
accommodations in the town hall has
been awarded by the seIectmen to John
T. Dorney for $3.50. Mr.. Dorney was
the lowest bidder.
Michael Joyce will go to Fitchburg
in Co N. Twelfth regiment, L. 5. vol
unteers. He was arrested last night,
with James German and Michael Cor
man, late private in Co. K, Ninth
Massachusetts volunteers, at the home
Of James German. Church street. by
officers George Burke and James NJ
Craig. The men We're indulging in
free fight in the German kitchen with
fragments of furniture. dishes and
lamps all around them. Each was
fined IS in the city court, This morning,
by Judge c. c. Stone for drunkenness.
joyce was then arraigned on a charge
Of assaulting Officer Craig in July 1898.
and was fined So
He cannot pay and viii be taken to
the jail in Fitchburg TO work it out
Joyce appeared in court n the uni
form OF a regular soldier. with a ban
daged skull. Joyce is home on 90
days furlOugh from the barracks at
Jefferson, Mo. He expected to sail
with the regiment to Manila in & few
days. Joyce is known as 'Scrappy"
Joyce TO the people Of this town, and
whenever the police meet him they
have more trouble than they would
with several Spaniards.
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NARROW ESCAPE.
A Repetition Of Worcester's
Coasting Horror Averted.

Leicester, Jan. 9.-Three boys and a
double runner just escaped running into
the hydrant at the corner Of Grove and
Main streets, this afternoon. The boys
were John Keefe, Peter Gardiner and
John Gosler, and they started their
slide in front of the post office. There
is a steep slope at this part of Main
street, and although the sleds We're
going at fast clip, Keefe, who was
steering, tried to turn the corner into
Grove street. The speed was too great
and the heavy double headed straight
for the hydrant and finally tipped over
within about two feet of the iron n.y.
drant. The boys were rather scared
at first, but quickly recovered them
selves when they found nobody was
injured. ,-..7
The oVerseers of the poor will meet
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, and
the school committee will assemble at
80 o'clock. The regular monthly meet
ing OF the selectmen will be held sat
urday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Mrs, Susan NJ Robbins of Paxton
street left Leicester today for Boston
and tomorrow will leave with the Ray
mond excursion for Southern Califor-
MIA Mrs. Robbins will spend the win
ter in California and VIII visit several
other states during the trip.
William A. Bell is the only member
of the Leicester board of selectmen
who will attend the hearing before the
state highway commission, tomorrow
morning. Chairman A. E. Smith and
j. w. Boardman cannot attend on ac-
count of business demands.
| Joseph H. Woodhead recently Sc
cured five prizes on his White Leg
horns at a poultry show in Danbury,
Conn.
The Ladies' Society of the Sanderson
NJ. E. Church will serve a supper in the
vestry tomorrow evening.
| The Ladies's Society of the Unitarian
church met this afternoon with Mrs.
| H. L. Watson.
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INJURED BY ICE PIKE.

North Grafton, Jan. H. - Blanche p
Ripley gave a birthday party to a num-
Der OF her schoolmates and friends this
evening, A sociabe evening was spent
The men employed by the Bay State Ice
Company were obliged to stop work al
noon time today on account of the cold.
Gharles Johnson met with a serious ac-
cident yesterday afternoon. While AZ
work az the ice house of the Bay State
Ice, Company, fellow-workman was
pushing a cake of ice His pike slipped
and struck johnson just above the heart
infiicting a severe flesh wound. =
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WILL RECOVER.
Victim of Westboro Burning
Passed a Good Dav.

Westboro. Jan. Il. - Miss Jemima Ho-
gan. who was so badly burned last eve
ming by the explosion of a kerosene lamp.
Is resting quite comfortably today, and
every indication points to her complete
recovery. She was burned badly under
her arms, and also on her face and hands.
The patient was wrapped in cotton bat
ting by Dr. D. P. Cilley last evening.
The drama entitled Mr.. Bob was pre-
scented IN the town hall this evening by
me pupils of the senior class Of the high
school- There was a very large attend
ance and the members of the club did
nnely The proceeds are to go towards
aeIraylng expenses for the graduation ex-
Miss Diana Stevens. a graduate of the
New Era cooking school of Worcester.
Mass 1 ended her series of lectures on diet
The Ragged Eight" is 10 hold pow
erty bail IN the town hall Feb Is. Music
by Harry E. Brigham's Orchestra of Marl-
bOrO, - $500
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AUBURN.

Auburn, Jan. 11.-There will be a
dance at Auburn town hall Friday eve
ming. The floor manager will be Hector
Blanchard. The music will be furnish
ed by Smiths orchestra Of oxford. Sup
per will be served in the lower hall.
Dancing from o'clock until 2
o'clock.
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CHURCH OFFICERS CHOSEN.

Northbridge, Jan. 1.-THE annual meet
ing of the Rockdale Congregational So
ciety was held in the chapel this evening.
The following officers were elected: Clerk,
ID. W Barnes; treasurer, II. p, Within;
Jr., c. w. Maynard, l.. B. Smith, ID. S.
Bestwick; auditor, D. s. Bestwick; trus-
tee for three years, III. r. Within.
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BROOKFIELD,

Brookfield, Jan. 1.-THE third night Of
the fair for the shop fund was held this
evening, and was in charge of the local
grange. A musical and literary program
was given. The drama, "a rural ruse,
was given by Miss Annie Gadaire Miss
Lila Rice, Eugene Gadaire and Robert
Hyde, master of the grange. The eve
nlngs entertainment ended in dancing.
There were about 400 present.
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WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.

Hereafter wheat shred brown bread
and wheat shred steamed fruit pud-
ding will be delivered by the Shredded
Wheat Company on Wednesdays and
Saturdays only.
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A number of members of Court Laval
F. of A., attended the installation of the
French Court at Manchaug, last even
ing
Miss Annie Lincoln of Spofford Me.
Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Emory
Burroughs.
Whitinsville Lodge, l. o. 0. f., is
making preparations for its fair which
it is expected will take place in the new
hail early in March. Many valuable
articles have been donated to the COM
mittee in charge.
Miss Ethel Chaffee of Bridgeport,
Conn, who has been visiting Miss Lii
ian NJ. Allen of Linwood, has returned
to her home.
Lucier the blind actor and musician
and his company of artists, will appear
IN Mumford hall tomorrow evening.
Henry MCGEE has gone to Utica, N
Y, to attend the funeral of his mother
who died at that place
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A NEW BOARD OF OFFICERS.

New Braintree, Jan, 11.-At an ad-
journed meeting of the Thief Detecting
Society, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President,
William Bowdoin; secretary, George K
Tufts: directors, Luther Crawford, Jas.
E. Barr, ]. Thomas Webb, Horatio
Moore.
c. P. McClennathan and P. ]. Foster
entertained the Farmers Club, Tuesday
at the town hall. About so were in at
tendance. The address was by George
K. Tufts; subject, What constitutes a
good town?"' The essay was by Mrs.
]. T. Webb; subject, THE old-fashion-
ed school,"
George K. Tufts, D. C. WetherelI and
Mrs. H. r. Bowdoin were chosen a
committee TO draft resolutions in mem
DRY of Mrs. Emma A. Moore, recently
deceased.
The annual meeting of the church
will be held Jan. 18th, at II o'clock, at
the VeStry.
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Twenty-Five members of the Fortnightlv
Club went to North Brookfield this eve
ming. and were entertained by the Apple
ton Literary Club at the parlors of The
First Congregational Church
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CONSTIPATION. WHICH GIVES RISE
TO many graver troubles. is cured and pre-
vented by Carter's Little Liver pills. T1y
thsm and YOU will be convinced.
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Inc Ladies Social Circle will meet at
the parsonage tomorrow afternoon.
me fol flowing officers were elected by
the sunday school board Of the NJ. e.
Church for the ensuing year: Superin-
tendent l.. P. Tower; assistant superln-
tendent Mrs. Mary S. Phelps; secretary
and treasurer, Miss Edith Abbott; as
Sistant secretary, Miss Marjorie Howe;
librarian, Miss May Wilson; organist for
the school, Mrs. l.. v. Tower; organist
for primary class, Miss Emma Ellsworth;
teachers, Mrs. Grace Chamberlain. Mrs.
W; II. Adams, Miss Nellie Harris, Mrs,
whitaker, Mrs. j. NJ. Lord, Mrs. Mary
e, Phelps, L, p. Tower, Mrs. L. P Tow
er. w H. Adams.
Mrs. Ella NJ. Keith will give a free
food exhibit and lunch at the Methodist
vestry next Saturday evening, the 18th:
also she will speak at the church SUNDAY
evening on Opportunities and how to i'm
prove them" also on Monday evening
she VIII give stereopticon exhibit of 125
views under the auspices of the Epworth
League, all in the interest of the RAILROAD
men. 4oao
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ARE TRUE TO THEIR NAME.

Barre, Jan. 11.-At the annual meet
ing OF the Thief and Rogue Detecting
Society, George n. Harwood was chosen
president, Sylvester Boutwell, seertary.
anu ). 7. bartholomew treasurer. a list
OF six directors was also chosen. and a
pursuing committee of u members. The
society was called upon but once dur
ing the past year, w. C. Peck having
let horse TO a stranger who failed to
return it. The horse was subsequently
found and the thief imprisoned. The
society is strong, having about hun
ared members and $500 in its treas
ury.
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HE TANNED HIS FOOT.

Whitinsyille, Jan. 11.-William Mowry.
employed by Robert Conant in the car
penter SHOP of the Within machine
works, met with serious accident
while at work yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Mowry was lifting a 12-foot plank when
it fell heavily on his foot, tanning it
severely.
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A RAILROAD EXTENSION.
Hearing Before Uxbridge's Board of Sc.
lectmen.

Uxbridge, Jan. 1l.--A hearing was given
by the selectmen this afternoon at their
rooms on the petition Of Blanchard Broth
ers for permission to construct a railroad
from their quarries to a point on the New
York, New Haven and Hartford tracks
near the Baptist Church. William j.
Taft, Esq. appeared for the petitioners,
and William NJ. Prest, Esq, of Boston for
the remonstrants.