The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-03
Civil War Veterans
Will Reunite In
Millbury.
CLAM BAKE IN HARRIS GROVE.
Company F, Made Up By
Recruits From Three of
the County Towns.

hillDuTys aug. Zine 18th annual re-
union of Co. F, First heavy artillery of
Massachusetts volunteers of the civil
war, will be held at Harris grove, Lake
Singletary, on Thursday, Aug. II. In
vitations have been sent to all comrades
and families, and a good-sized crowd
will be present.
A shore dinner will be served to all
who will send their names to T. Spen-
Ger jerks, the secretary at Worcester,
and he win see that they are not
missed
Co. F was made up at the time of the
clvil war of volunteers from Millbury,
sutton, Grafton and Worcester and
this reunion will be a boon to the
Millbury comrades.
At meeting held in st. Germaine
Hotel in Baskerville last night the
matter of ball grounds in Millbury
came up. The directors could see no
other way to do than to play the Mill
bury games in another town, and the
following schedule was made up for
Saturday, Aug. 5: Millbury at Fisher
vile, Grafton at Rockdale and Tx
bridge at Whitinsville.
The Decentralization game may be
changed. This means that Mfllbury
Will not have a league game in this
place Saturday, as was scheduled.
The directory for this town is being
made up at present. An advertising
man and local resident are looking
up matters for the directory, and they
nope to have it completed in November
There will be a special car on the
worcester & Suburban road on Thurs
day evening to accommodate those who
wish to attend the Rebekahs meeting
in Odd Fellows hall on Thursday even
ing of this week. A salad supper will
be served after the meeting.
Rev William Wignall of this place
VIII preach at the Laurel Street Church
IN worcester next Sunday on account
or the absence of the pastor, Rev. HI.
Il. Paine, who is on a vacation.
Inc congregational Church at Fisher
vile have engaged Harris grove for a
Sunday school picnic on Saturday.
AT the meeting of the Foresters in
Elm hall, tomorrow evening, the COM
mittee of three appointed at the last
meeting may recommend the opening
of the chapter, and by so doing in
crease their membership.
Andrew Harris is making arrange
ments for having clambakes at Lake
Singletary every Sunday in the future.
He also is trying to prepare a set of
field events to take place at the track
near the grove, on Labor day. If lie
can arrange the field events, a clam
bake and good time will follow.
James Sutcliffe has returned to this
place from Ware and secured a job in
the Portsmouth mills.
Jason Waters of Sutton was in this
town today.
Tax Collector Charles A. Whitney is
bound to collect the taxes for the town
this year. 1t has never been custom
airy in this town to assess a female a
poll tax, but two ladies' one on ELM
street and another of North Main
street, We're surprised to receive yes
terday in the mail poll tax of 81. The
lady on North Main street was much
more surprised when she saw the adj
dress on her envelope was Mr.. and no
Miss.
Benton B., Edward Barrett's young
colt, and Lizzie Wilkes returned from
Lancaster today, where they have
been for the past month.
Robert Mott goes to Falmouth
Heights tomorrow to join his family
for a two xvaaIxS' vacation