The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-30
JOINT INSTALLATION.
Uxbridge and whltinsslIe. Have Social
a Evening. $3.50 $3.50

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Evening. s9
Whitinsville, July 29.-Pioneer Castle.
K. G, E., and Garfield Castle, K. G. E.,
of uxbridge, held a joint installation
last evening in Odd Fellows hall on
cottage street. The Uxbridge Castle
brought its charter and other necessary
articles in order to hold regular meet
ing.
John McCreery and suite Of Pioneer
Castle installed the following officers
newly elected by the Uxbridge Castle
2. G., John Warehouse; N. c., William
F. Warehouse; v. c., Wright scho-
field; H. p, Frank N Giles; v. H., J..
H. L. Keegan; S. H., Charles Salmon;
Esq, James Preston; ensign, Frank
Fletcher; W. B.. Charles Dixon; w. c.,
Levi B. Rawson; LIST G., Lawrence
Ramsey; I'd G., S. Walker.
James H. L. Keegan and suite of Tx
bridge Castle installed the following
officers Of Pioneer Castle: P. c., Rich
ard Hargraves; N. c., William White
lock; V. c., Abraham Peirson; H. p.
Robert Brightly; N. H., John Crompton;
5. H, Albert Birchall. After the install
lation smoke talk was enioyed. re-
freshments served, speeches made, and
very soeiable evening was spent by
all those present, each voting the affair
grand success.
Preparations for the field day to he
held on the ball ground on Railroad
avenue next Saturday afternoon are
well Under way. The following officers
have been chosen: Robert Vail. James
Walsh, William Baldwin, Thomas f.
German, James German. James Muir
ply, John w. Koran, Francis McGlynn.
Jr., William Sheehan, Thomas Walsh.
John Dunn, James Kearnan, Joseph
Topp, John j. Cotter, William County
and DR.. ST. Jacques
The events will be as follows: 100
yards dash; hurdle race sack race;
potato race; three-legged race; 100
yards dash for ladies only; slow bicycle
race for ladies only; standing high
jump; broad jump; throwing base ball;
hop, step and jump; tug of war; tug of
war between the married and single
men of town. William Mccarthy will
captain the bachelors, and Timothy
Reagan the giants. All who want to
enter these events must hand their
names in to James F. McGlynn before
next Friday noon After the events
there will be a ball game between the
Uxbridge and the home team.
Felix Belleville of East street present
ed a purse of money containing $25. rs
to Mrs. Pion Of Church street who re-
Gently lost her husband. Mrs. Pion is
very thankful to all those who gave
the money.
The residents on Main street were
rather shaky the past week as a num-
Der of them have seen a man peeking
into their windows about II O'clock at
night Local officers have been notified
Lillian, the two-year-old daughter of
Elmer Chase and wife of East street,
met with a painful accident yesterday
She was playing around the refrigerator
when the heavy cover fell down and
struck her on the left hand, breaking
the little finger. DIR. Charles H. Harri-
man was called and reduced the frac-
ture.
Miss Mary Driscoll of CharIestown is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Nc
CURE of Mountain View farm.
Mrs. Taft of Nyack, N. r., is visiting
friends in town.
Miss Margaret Sullivan of Concord is
spending vacation with Mr. and Mrs.
Levi Rasco Of East street.
The new organ which Is expected to
arrive shortly for the Methodist Epis-
copal church will be run by water
power. A gang of men are at work to-
day laying the pipes from the main line
to the church.
Alexander Horne. from Scotland, has
been the guest of friends In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Finlayson Of Oak