The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-19

Beam, M. Commons, James F. Maher,
Edward Farrell Jr, Frank McQuald,
William McGill, James A. Leve, Nellie
Maher, VIM. H. Cassidy, Fannie Cas-
sidy, Mamie Burkhardt, Elizabeth Cas-
sidy, Chas. Lennon, Jesse Burkett, Geo.
D. Morse, Margaret Sheridan, VIM. j.
McGeary, Lizzie V. Moore, VIM. j.
Ryan, S. K. Bartlett, Kate Moore,
Thomas Rafter, May Liberty, George
Nellie NJ Glare, Dr. II. j. Cronin, DR..
F. E McDermott, N. C. GILES, Albert
Leuth, Bridget Farrell, Katy King,
Alice Hoey, e. F..1Thayvr, Chas. W..
Pengilly, Lizzie M. Pengilly, Thomas
Mccain, Katy Holly, Henry Heal,
Frank McQuaid, Matty Ryan, Minnie
Dugan, Annie McQuaid, John L..
Rhodes, DR.. F. J. Eastman, Nora
Thompson, Lizzie Conway, Nellie Con-
way, John j. Kelly, H. c. Vanderburg.
Charles Padula, Mary Beauregard, An
ME Ryan, Edward T. O'Connell. jerry
Regain Lewis Murphy, MS Kate Shea,
Kate Reardon, w. E. Mcguire, John
Crowley, William Dolaher, LIST Ser
geant VIM. F. Lee and Sergt J. A..
Higgins of Company *, Sixth Massa-
| chusetts regiment.
Joseph Labelle of Prospect street, en-
ployed in the buffing room of Corbin's
! shoe factory, met with painful injury
I this morning. He was putting on a
1 IA belt, when the shafting caught
his clothing and he was hurled over
the belt, breaking it. His left arm
was broken just above the wrist, and
the palm of his hand gashed. DR.. j..
| o. Genereux attended him.
| DIR. Fred A. Brown was called to
the home of Mrs. James A. Crawford
in North Webster, last night, where
she had met with an accident Mrs.
/ Crawford, in stepping of the piazza,
slipped on the ice and fell heavily to
the ground. The muscles of her left
/ leg sustained a serious sprain, which
the attending physician says is nearly
as bad as a break.
| Newton H. Sweet. the local ice dealer,
| has completed harvesting his winter
crop of ice. 1t took him five days and
| three hours to do the trick. He has
stored away for the coming season 2600
tons, with an average thickness of IA
| inches
Bartholomew slattery, aged SO years,
4 is at his home, in South village, seri-
ously i'll with complication of dis
| eases.
| Parties are interesting themselves. in
arranging to hold a horse trot on the
/ big lake, Washington's birthday, pro-
viding, of course the ice is in good
condition. The chief promoters are
/ Ira Davis and Louis Matthew, both
well-known local horsemen.
! In the near future a public debate
for supremacy will be held between
the high school debating societies OF
! Webster and Southbridge. A committee
comprising Sub Master George F.
Babbe, Peter A. Author and Herbert
G.. Branch, was today chosen to per
feet arrangements.
Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Doane and daugh-
ter Mabel spent the day in Worcester
Thomas F. Hederman was in Boston
! today and talked with Lawyer Hill rel
ative to the proposed base ball organ
ization in town.
At o'clock tomorrow afternoon the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
will meet with Mrs. e. ID. Clemans.
The Young Peoples Guild of the Epis
copal Church gave one of their famous
entertainments this evening in the par
ish house. The program was one OF
merit and reflects credit to the ladie:
having charge. The big feature in the
i exercises was a summer scene, a greer
lawn the old pump with it's cooling
draught Of water for ALL while at the
pump were young folks clad in holiday
attire, near by behind the wings on the
stage was a male quartet, one of the
best in town, that sang 1.-THE Pump OF
the Green solo by John Wagner.
Paul Plasse shows Improvement To
day a consultation of physicians, DR.
Hart and DR.. Papineau, was held, ant
they give strong hopes of possible re.
covery.