The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-02
STATION SYSTEM.
Suburban Road Con-
siders Its Adoption
on Millbury Line.
WILL SAVE POWER and time.
Base Ball Rioters Will
Follow the Team to
Rockdale,
WILL SAVE POWER and TIME.

Mlllbury, Sept. 1.-The patrons of the
Worcester & Suburban may in short
time be obliged to go to station in
order to catch car. The road has
placed stations on the Leicester divi-
son OF the road at different points and
inteu5s to establish them on the Mill
bury division from the city line into
Worcester.
The company's idea in dividing the
road off into stations is to save power,
and the most important part is to make
faster time. Cars out of the city are put
off time and delayed every day by the
large crowds and frequent stops to al
low passengers tic. get off. 1t takes con-
siderable time to make up this lost
time, and for this reason stations will
be established and passengers wishing
to get on 4 car will have to go to a
white pole IN order to do so.
Edward Dyer, the companys painter,
) started yesterday morning painting the
posts, and will paint into the city.
The Millbury team will play the
/ Rockdale base ball team at that place
tomorrow. a large delegation of root
ers from here will accompany the team
Base ball interest in this town has ta-
ken boom since Millbury defeated
Uxbrldge. The team tomorrow will be:
Allen G., Fosburg p, Gaughne 1b., d.
Bebo 2b., L. Sullivan 3d., Clifford SIS.
Williams IT,, Brown CT, and j. Sullivan
rf
Father Eugene r. Brosnihan, the new
assistant to Father Quaile at ST. Bird
gets church, arrived this afternoon
Peter Kinneary has resigned his posi-
ton as conductor on the Worcester and
Suburban road on account of i'll health
Robert Tucker, Henry White and
Walter White, left tonight for a week S
vacation in Philadelphia. They will go
on the G. A. r. encampment.
Tyrian chapter, X. A., will resume the
meetings or Tuesday evening. The
meetings of the Masonic order have
been omitted during the summer.
Henry w. Carter, road commissioner,
commenced work this morning repair
ing the streets about town. West Main
street was repaired and the ruts were
filled with small stones to avoid being
washed out again.
The Millbury grange, P. of H, met at
their rooms in the town hall tonight.
George S. Stowe read a paper on for
estry. An entertainment consisting of
musical and literary selections was en-
joyed by the members present.
Many from here, attended the muster
at Webster today, in w. E. Horne $
barge.
The firemen of steamer No. left at
10 O'Clock. The steamer and hose wag
on left at 3 o'clock in the morning.
The board of fire engineers attended
in body.
The services in the First Congrega-
tional church will be conducted Sunday
bv the pastor, Rev. George A. Putnam.
His subject will be Christian Growth"
Rev George P. Eastman will conduct
services. Communion will be observed.
The regular young peoples services will
be resumed at 5.45 in the evening. A
prayer service will follow at o'clock.
Rev. George A. Lombard will occupy
the pulpit at the Baptist church Sum
day. His subject will be, Reasonable
service" in the forenoon, and What
would Jesus do?" in the evening.
At the Methodist church, Rev. I. A
Messler will conduct services. His
subject will be, THE new birth" The
new choir, under the direction of Miss
Ida Sutton, will render music.
Missionary fathers from New York
will conduct services at the st. Bridg-
cts church for one week, commencing
Sept. 10, At its close, first commu-
Mon will be administered to large
class Of young people, prepared by FIR
Macdonald. Confirmation will follow
at an early date.
Work has been suspended on the
flume at the Buck Bros shops until
the new water wheel arrives. 1t is
expected tomorrow.
Regular mid-week service was held
at the Baptist church tonight