The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-05

Sylas Moussier of Miles street met
with painful accident last night at
the lawn party at c. C. Longley's. He
was climbing a clothes pole to get a
Chinese lantern, and as he came down,
a nail in the post caught in his abdomen
and DR.. C. A. Church had to take sew
eral stitches to close the wound. He
is resting comfortably today.
The makeup of the f1remen's base
ball team that will play the Oakdale
team tomorrow Is as follows: Arney
c, Smelling p, Whitney 1b, E. Frazier
2b, Trillegan If, T. Frazier SIS, R. Ar
ney 3b, Pierce IF, and Horne CT Ladies
viii be admitted free to the game. A
dance will follow in the town hall.
Harry Wheeler sprained his wrist
badly this forenoon by falling from the
town hall steps.
James Small of Dayville, Conn, is
the guest of friends in town.
Harry Parker has resigned his posi-
ton at Goodell's farm
j. A. Paroles of Rockdale has moved
his family to Bramanville, where he
has accepted a position in the Mayo
wooden mills.
The public library is closed until
September l. F. H. Greenwood has the
contract for reminding 125 of the old
books No new books will be added
this year.
Ethan Allen came to town this
afternoon with 70 pickerel, caught al
Brierlys pond
Charles F. Aldrieh and wife are on a
TWO weeks vacation in Nova Scotia.
John Garvey has resigned his posi-
ton as conductor on the Worcester q
Suburban road and will accept a posi-
ton with Prentiss Bros. in Worcester
Misses Dora Sweetser and Lorabelle
Armsby are at Hinsdale on a two
weeks vacation.
Kew. George p. Eastman and wife
nave returned from a vacation spent n
Monument Beach.
Rev. George E. Lombard will preach
at the Baptist church SundaN His
subject will be Pride, the stumbling
block"
There will be no services at the Sec
ond congregational church Sunday.
Rev. George P. Eastman, the pastor
will preach in Framingham at the Con-
gregational church Sunday.
A. Lester Farwell of Worcester win
be the soloist at the Methodist church
Sunday morning.
The Unitarian church will be closed
Sunday.
The First Congregational church will
not be closed during the annual yaca-
ton of the pastor, this month.
Joseph Dupuis of Grafton, who mas
been repairing the sidewalks about
town, has completed his work. Next
week he will repair the sidewalks Of
the school houses. Mr.. Dupuis also has
the contract to repair the sidewalks at
the Catholic churches.
James Anderson, formerly NJ tbis
town, is at the St. Charles hotel
new picker is being placed in no
sition at the Mayo wooden mills, -
james Keane Of Oakdale is visiting
MS rather, John Keane, on Elm street,
Clarence Fenner and wife are reioic-
ing in the birth of a son.
Jeane Perry and Frank Dalbret viii
ride to Mousof, Conn, on a tandem SAT-
urday.
The local grange met in the rooms
in the town hall this evening. After the
regular meeting, an entertainment wa
given consisting of piano selections and
solos.
Fathers O'Brien and DonnelIv Of
Worcester are the guests of Rev. IT.
Quaille on Maple street.
Miss Gracia Hakes is on a two weeks,
vacation at Fall River and Auburn
dale.
Hervey Maxwell and wife are at the
White mountains for two weeks.
Peter White is at Saco, Me-, on a va
cation.
Frank Marsell has moved to the old
Coulter place in West Millbury
F. e. Newton has a night bloom
ing cereus in blossom at his home on
Howe avenue. A good many people
have visited Mr. Newton to see the
rare plant.
Edward Dolan has some prize pota-
toes at his home in West MlIlbury.
They are very large some weighing
two pounds, and the vines are six feet
long.