The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-11
lists in the series Of meetings to be
inaugurated in the BAPTIST Church.

lists in the series Of meetings to be
inaugurated in the BAPTIST Church.
1t was cold outside the Clinton Thea
tire tonight, but it was warm inside,
where st. Johns minstrels were giving
show, with more fun in 1t in one
minute than Lew Dockstader ever saw.
Attorney Peter F. Ward was down on
the program as premier conversation
alist, and in the opinion of large au-
dience. he was that. He asked the
questions that brought out some side
splitting jokes about persons and
things in Clinton. Mr.. Ward and the
bones and tambos Wore costumes OF
the colonial period. Tie circle wore
swallow tails. Thomas A'haley, Dom
mick O'Malley and Richard Burns were
bones. Andrew Burns, L. Frank Burke
and Patrick Hoban were tambos. The
following program was rendered:
The vocal corps will introduce the
following selections; The black sheep
loves you best of ALL Lawrence
O'Toole; You'll get all that's coming
to you" Dominick O'Malley; My old
New Hampshire home" Temple quart
ct (Messrs. John Glynn, soloist, Nc
CURE, Connors and Berlin); I'll make
that black gal mine," L. Frank Burke;
An old sweetheart of mine" P. J.
Burns of Fitchburg; My Ann Eliza,
Andrew Burns; My Mississippi home"
James E. ODonnell; grand finale, THE
black four hundred" Thomas Haley
and entire circle; duet LAS we met ON
tie street Messrs. Haley and Burke;
original song and dance, Messrs.
O'Malley and Cordonier Original by
Messrs. O'Malley and Cordonier); song,
selected, P. j. Burns of Fitchburg;
musical sketch, Master William Muir
ray; the fashion plates of song and
dance, Messrs. Burns and Burns: solo,
selected, Master Daniel Mcclure; Sc
lection, Symphony quartet-Messrs
Reynolds, Wallace (banjos). Cordonier
(mandolin) and O'Malley (guitar).
The entertainment wound up with a
sketch entitled Moonlight in old Kahn
tuck in which Messrs. Haley, Burns,
Burke, Cordonier, Hoban, O'Malley and
r. Burns participated. Music was fur
nished by the Family Circle orchestra
of eight pieces. The same orchestra
furnished music for the dance, which
was held in town hall after the show.
Every person who held a ticket to the
show was entitled to come to the dance.
The show Melted a good sum to the So
ciety
Among those present at the dance
We're:
Misses Lizzie Tracy, Agnes Powers,
Mae Connolly, Agnes Corey, Eva Elm
nerty Mamie Campbell, Helen Gal
lagher, Mamie Powers, Mary NJ CAL
lagher, Lizzie Hester, Norah Scanlon,
Kate O'Malley, Sarah Cannon, Della
German Minnie Greelis, Katie Hester,
Theresa Joyce, Annie Scanlon, Maggie
Noonan, Nora Mitchell, Sadie Grady,
Sarah Scanlon, Mamie Grady, Mamie
Moran, Emily Newton. Katie Flint,
Gertrude Connery, Minnie Connery,
Emma O'Toole, Addie Murray, Celia
O'Toole, Annie Coyne. Minnie Grady,
Mary Stuter, Grace Connolly Norah
Scanlon, Lizzie White. Katie Burke,
Nellie Mcdonnell, Nellie Heagney, Ka-
tie Mcmahon, and Messrs. Daniel
O'Grady, George Jewett, Thomas KEEL
ley, John O'Malley, James Mcdonnell,
Edward Brick, John Mullroy, Henry
Nolan, Thomas F. Larkin, Francis La
velle, Charles O'Toole, Michael Coyne,
William McNamee, James Grady. Will
liam Kelley, Thomas Moran, Frank
Kittredge. James Mentally, Arthur Da
Wis, Robert Broderick, Patrick F. Glib
bons, Robert .McBall, Peter F. Ward,
Henry Swinscoe, Thomas Healy, An
drews Burns, Gregory Borlen, John J.
Boyle, d. R. O'Malley, Lawrence
O'Toole, John Grady, Thomas Kelley,
William Connors, Frank McGlinchy,
Andrew Tracy, John Dorney, J. T.
Scanlon, Arthur Sache, T. F. Ryder,
Michael Noonan, John Mulroy, ]. T.
Ward, Henry Tierney.