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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-30
TWO GAMES TO-DAY.
Webster and Douglas Exchange Com
pliments Forenoon and Afiern con.


pliments Forenoon and Afternoon.
East Douglas, May 29.-The talk of
the town yesterday among the sports
was the Douglas and Webster ball
game of last Saturday. The opinion in
East Douglas is that Webster will have
to strengthen its team quite a bit in
order to successfully compete with the
axemakers Memorial day, when there
will be two games between the Web
STEERS and Douglas. Webster coming
here in the morning and Douglas going
to Webster in the afternoon. The line
up of the Douglas team will be about
the same as last Saturday Even money
is offered that Douglas will take both
games. and several wagers have been
made to that effect by local sports, and
odds are up on Douglas winning the
game in the afternoon.
Several of the directors Of the Doug
las teams witnessed the game in Web
ster Saturday, and they believe they
have the strongest aggregation Of play
ers outside Of the Eastern League.
Memorial services were held yester-
day ut the NJ +. Church. Delegations
were present from Samuel Sibley post,
c.. A. r., S. of V, w. r. c., and Ladies
Aid Society.
The wooden mill Of w G. Hayward &
co. was closed down today 10 make
necessary repairs.
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UxBRIDGE.

Uxbridge. May ga months mind
high mass was celebrated this morning
for the late Elizabeth Holland by Rev.
Father Cruise.
George and Laurie Aldrlch Of Ded-
ham are spending a few days with
their mother in this town.
The study Club met this afternoon
with Miss Colletta Parker: the subject
Of study was the Jews.
All Of the schools had special Me
r-,orial exercises this afternoon. Many
Of them were addressed by members Of
the local G. A. r. and 5. Of V.
Mrs. Helen Aldrich has left Uxbridge
~ rass the summer az her Wilmington
home,
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SOUTHBRIDGE.

Southbridge, May ga special me
mortal service was held in the Cen
trail Baptist church last evening, ana
Malcolm Ammidown Post, 9. A. H. az
tended in a body. The church was
beautifully decorated with flags, pan
ners and flowers, and the choir gave
special music for the occasion. A re
sponsive service was led by Rev. Chas'
H Hanaford of the Methodist chuIch'
Scripture was read by Rev. G. W. Pen
niman of the Universahst church, FOL
lowed by a prayer by Rev. Willis A.
Hadley of the Congregational church.
The memorial address was given by
Rev. II. J. White. pastor of the cnurch'
Miss Alice Roy of Boston is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Sanders. San
dersdale.
Miss II. Alice Harper is visiting
friends in Pennington, Me.
Dr. Nelson Ricardo of Passaic, y. j.,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Roy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Hughes of
New York are the guests Of Mrs. Mar
tina Metcaife and Mrs NJ. J.. Hughes.
Many relatives and friends from
Southbridge attended the funeral Of AL
bert Kinney in Westford, today.
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So much misery and so many deaths
have been caused by the Grip. that every
one should know what a wonderful remedy
for this malady is found in Dr. Kings
New Discovery. That distressing, stubborn
cough. that iufiames your throat. robs
you Of sleep, weakens your system and
paves the way for consumption, is quick
~ stopped by this matchless cure. If
you have chills and fever. pain I'm the
back Of the head, soreness in bones and
sore throat and that cough that
grips your throat like wise. you need
DR.. Kings New Discovery TO ere your
grip and prevent pneumonia or consump-
zion. Price 80 cents and Sl.o0. Money
back If not cured. Trial bottle free at
Brewer & Co.'S drug store.
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RUTLAND.

Rutland. May 29.-Rev. Joseph F. Cay
lord Of Barre occupied the pulpit in the
Congregational church Yesterday morn
ing and preached a sermon on Christian
patriotism The George G. Marshall
Post, No 1856 G. A. r., Lorenzo Q. Spauld-
ing commander attended services in a
body. The pulpit and choir balcony We're
tastefully decorated with the national
cOlors. wild pinks and cherry blossoms.
An Irish tenant lately observed that
it was q hard thing for man to be
turned out of the house which his
father built and which his grandfather
was born init Bits.
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PATRIOTIC PUPILS.
Big Whitinsville Hall Re-
sounds With Song and
Rhetoric.

Whitinsvire, May 29.-In Memorial
hall, this afternoon, about 1000 public
school children gathered with their
teachers and carried out exercises APP
propriate to the observance of Memo
rial day. There were more than 500 peo-
pie present, including parents and
friends of the children. At 2.3O o'clock
the scholars formed in line the high
school scholars meeting the Grove and
Clark school scholars at the centre of
the town, and with the beating OF
drums marched to the hall.
The high school was led by Miss Lucy
Melcher, who carried the United States
flag, and Miss Clara Sykes, the state
flag. The platform was decorated with
flags. Robert G. COnant, commander OF
Rouse Il. Clark post No. 161, G. A. r.,
addressed the scholars on the history or
the war.
Superintendent S. A. Melcher had
general charge Of the affair. ). A.
Sanders, director of music in the public
schools, had charge of the music. Be
sides the address, baton exercise by
Corp. Mccarthy, recitations were given
by the scholars of the different schools
and singing of patriotic songs Arthur
White acted as accompanist, The pro-
gram was enthusiastically received.
William Marshall of Natick and an
unknown bicycle rider cOllided in front
of Charles Cars lunch cart on Church
street, yesterday. Marshall was com
ing down Church street on his right
side, while the other rider was coming
up and would not turn either one way
or the other. Marshall struck on his
right arm and head on the curbing'
bruising his head severely and strain
ing the cords in his arm. The other
side was not injured
The funeral of Mrs. Carlton Bathrick
took place this afternoon from her late
home on Hill street The house was
crowded with mourning friends and
relatives to pay their last tribute of
respect. There We're many floral trib-
utes showing the esteem in which she
was held. Rev. John r. Thurston,
pastor of the Congrega tiOnal Church,
OBLIGATED. Interment took place in
Pine Grove cemetery. The bearers
were Earl Hanney, John Nutter, Err
nest Booth and Charles @now.
Among the visitors in town are John
Searles Of Providence, Miss Eta Til
linghast Of PaWtucket, Samuel Cromp-
ton of WoonsOcket, George Hannah of
WOonsocket, John Lynch of Provi-
dence, James Walsh of Worcester, Miss
Rosie Crabtree of PaWtucket Arthur
Paine of Millbury, Allan Jefters of
Worcester, Charles Dorr of Worces-
ter, Adam Robertson of Natick, Will
liam Marshall of NatiCk, Harry Con-
lift of Pawtucket, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Gould of Pawtucket, Miss Florence
Moss of Pawtucket.
Rouse r. Clark post, G. A r., and
George T. Seaver camp, Sons Of Vet
Grams, attended the United PreSbyte-
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fuenced the old board to its meeting
of Monday afternoon, April 6.
Mr.. Fay gave readings from the roc
ord of the corporation, history of
the contract to remove the bodies. lie
said that the form of contract was
drawn up following a motion made by
Rev FIR. Patterson at a meeting OF The
old board, March 10. The meeting was
adjourned to March %. Six trustees
were present. Several ballots were TAX
en- to see who should have the con-
tract.
The award fluctuated between Mar
tin Murphy and Coughlin & Cooney
without either receiving the requisite
number of votes. The meeting was
adjourned to March 81, when another
fruitless attempt to award the con-
tract, was made. The vote stood three
to three. The meeting was once more
adjourned, this time to Sunday, April
2, Rev. FIR. Patterson appeared with the
proxy of Bishop Thomas Beaver, eX-
ofiicio, a member of the board. The
scale turned for Coughlin &. Cooney,
and it was voted to give them the con-
tract. One vote was cast for Murphy
and one for J. II. Coughlin.
Then Mr.. Fay told about the two
meetings of the old board held on Anril
L
morning. 1t was once more voted that
Coughlin & COOney should have the
contract. The meeting was adjourned
to Clinton. The signatures were at
taChed to the contract two days later
Mr. Fay said that after consultation
with Judge COrcOran he had refused to
issue a call for a meeting Of the origi-
nal associates. The request was YER
bally made by John +. Philbin. The
question relative to Mr. Fay's knOwl-
edge that meeting of the associates
was to be held April 6, was answered
in the affirmative, and was followed by
a series of questions directed to ascer-
tain if the members OF the old board
had talked with Mr.. Fay about the
proposed meeting. These were all OBJ
jected to.
At $50 o'clock tomorrow afternoon the
Clinton base ball team will play a
strong team from South birmingham.
The game will be called at $50 on the
High street grounds.
The personnel of the ClintOn's is the
same as in the first game.
The Metropolitan Social Club gave
its third grand concert and dance at
BfgeIow hall this evening. The floor
was in charge of NJ. 7. Noonan, who
was assisted by NJ. J. Flaherty and
P. e. O'Toole. The aids were J. F.
Cannon, W. O'Malley, ]. Ennis, w.
Walsh, J. T. Ruane, T. II. COnnaugh-
ton, F. O'Nel. w. Toner, W. McDon-
aid, A. Mack, NJ. O'Malley and f. Dur
kin.
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A Letter to Mrs. Pinkham Broush:
Health to mrs. ArchambO.
LETTER TO mrs P1NKHAM no. 4as95I


"DEAR Mrs. PIKKHAM-For two
years l felt tired and so weak and dizzy
that some days 1 could hardly go
around the house. Baclzache and head
ache all the time and my food would
not digest and had such pains in the
womb and troubled with leucorrhoea
and kidneys were affected.
after birth of each child I grew
weaker, and hearing so much of the
good you had done, wrote to you and
have taken six bottles of Lydia E.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound, one
box of Lozenges, one box of Liver Pills,
one package of Sanative Wash, and to-
day I am feeling as well as 1 ever did.
When I get up in the morning l feel as
fresh as 1 did when a girl and eat and
sleep well and do all of my work. If
ever 1 feel weak again shall know
where to get my strength. know
yourmedieinec cured me. "-MRs, SALINA
ARCHANIBo, CHARLEMoNT, MASS.
The present Mrs. Pinkham's expert
ence in treating female ills is unparal-
leled; for years she worked side by
side with Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, and
for sometime past has had sole charge
of the correspondence department of
her great business, treating by letter
as many as hundred thousand ailing
women year. All women who suffer
are invited to write to Mrs. Pinkham
at Lynn, Mass, for advice, which will
be promptly given without charge.
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LOCALS AND NORMALS.
Good Baseball Promised For the Grafton
Fans-Other Notes.

Grafton, May 29.-The Grafton Locals
and the Normals Of Worcester will con
test for supremacy on Hassanimisco
park tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
The lineup will be Bourassa, c.; Smith,
D.; Clark. ID: Grove, 2b.; Fletcher, 3
b.; Tim, SIS; Goodnow, Thad. Smith
and j. BOurassa. fielders.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Unita-
rian Church win hold its monthly So
cial and supper Thursday evening.
J. Fred Whitney will lead the b. Y.
p. L. meeting next Sunday evening
using as a topic Wheat and Tares."
Miss Lena Wood left the employ Of
Stanley Holmes.
The funeral of the late Joel Taft Will
be held at his house on George hill at
o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Revs.
Allen and Ball will officiate.
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AUBURN.

Auburn, May 29.-The schools will be
closed Tuesday. Memorial exercises were
held in all the schools this afternoon
The annual strawberry festival Of the
Auburn Grange will be held Thursday
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A SUNDAY SCRAP.
intoxicated Bicyclist and Italian Engage in a
Hot Fstic Bout.

East Brookfield, May pa number Of
people witnessed a hot scrap yesterday
afternoon on Upper Main street, which
might easily have had serious conse-
quences. A bicyclst from Spencer
whose name could not be ascertained,
was riding along, considerably under
the influence Of strong drink, when his
wheel struck a stone and he was
thrown off.
After repeated efforts to remount he
hailed a passing Italian, and ordered
him to hold the wheel, emphasizing
his demand with string of 0aths. The
Italian Immediately grasped the wheel
and threw the whole affair at the
Spencer man, following it up with a
series of blows. The bicyclist returned
these, but was knocked down in snort
order. In getting up, he struck at MS
opponent with a couple OF heaNy Sloues.
when the italian made a motion as II
for a knife. A few bystanFIs sepdI-
ated them at this point
Henry Newton and Chas Moulton
of Monson are spending short time
with Edward Gibson of Main street.
The Brookfield Gun club Will nave an
all-day shoot at their grounds mar
the head of Lake Lashaway tomorrow.
Mrs. Matilda Marsh OF worcester
was in town today looking up OLD ac-
quaintances. ..;o.,,
During the thunder shower iast nl8ht
the electric power gave out ana CHS
If the ". p. & s. Street railway were
delayed for half an hour. -
Joseph Girourd is suffering, from an
injury to his right foot, which was
penetrated by a pitchfork.
Mrs. Allen Bennett and Miss D3ro-
thy Bennett, who have been visiting
at the home of J. II. LeFavour re-
turned today to their home 10 Beverly.
Thomas Reynolds Of Rivercale IS IN
town for a short witt.
Mann & Stevens sadnet mill VIII run
two sets of looms three days TINS
week
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SPENCER SAYS LITTLE.
Its Athletes May Saw Wood
at Big Myrick Park
Meet Today.

Spencer May 29.-Tomorrow will be
the greatest Memorial day that the
town has ever seen. From early morn
ing until midnight something will be
going on.
In the forenoon the Grand Army SER
vices will be held; in the afternoon the
dual meet between the st. Josephs Of
North Brookfield and the Holy Rosary,
C. T. A, will take place at Myrick park,
and in the evening at the town hall the
drama Santiago will be presented.
The members of the Holy Rosary c.
T. A. track team are taking things very
easy today, and are not saying much,
but every man seems to feel confident
that the silver pitcher will remain in
Spencer. Captain Eagleton has given
the men their last orders, and they
know exactly what is expected of them.
The captain has been working faith
fully for the past three weeks, and will
be very much disappointed if his boys
do not win the meet.
Preparations have been made for the
largest crowd ever gathered at Myrick
park in one day. The track has been
put in prime condition, and fast time
is expected in every event.
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JOSEPH CoLshe' VIZ 1iuiils " pdjS f fiI
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tive audience. The affair was under
the accomplished direction of Mrs.
Norris.
Young Clemson of Thornville,
Perry County, won the admission
certificate of appointment of Cadet
to West Point at the examination in
Athens last week. Moore Of Chilli.
cothe was named as alternate.
Twenty-three applicants were before
the Board, among whom are named
Thomas Hughes and John Allen of
Logan. Judge Bright was the ex-
aminer from Hooking County.
The citizens of South Bloom
ingville and Benton Township will
celebrate Memorial Day with ap.
propriate Decoration Services. Fr.
Powers Of Logan, son of veteran.
will deliver the oration. A band OF
music will enliveD the occasion.
Everybody invited. By order Com
The North German Line Steam
er, Barbarossa, on which Miss Mary
Blaslus set sail from New York. was
discovered to be on fire, fortunately
before out of sight Of land. The
vessel was rushed back into port, the
passengers established in hotels and
the ship saved from obstruction.
Much of the baggage was destroyed
by fire and water. The ship will be
detained for repairs for ten days,
The Lancaster Graduating Glass
on trip to the mines one day last
week, while waiting for train at
Nelsonville, set up the "class yell. 4"
The Marshal was about to arrest the
whole gang, but for the urgent plea
of the teachers. Lancaster has had
no school superintendent for the last
year. The Tom boy girls and the
Tom boy fools are excused.
The McCormic Bros. Great Sill
yer Plate Circus, which so success
fully showed to crowded tent, two
years ago is ouce more in the county
and will make its appearance i'll Lo-
gan on Wednesday May 3lst. Moth
ing need be said IN regard to this
circus. for it has already spoken for
itself. 1t is newly equipped and has a
stronger programe to present to this
town, than it has ever shown before.
1t deserves the patronage of the peo-
pie and is more than worth the 25cts.
which gains admission to the show.
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she Was Born Amid the
Hills Of Old Ohio"

The above is the name of new
song, written by Helen West. one Of
Cincinnatl's popular newspaper writ
ers. The words and music are very
pretty and can be paid on any piano
or organ. The same was introduced
with great success by Kelly and Vio-
cite, the great singing specially ar
lists of the Fountain Theater, in Gin
cinnati and the sony was an immense
success. The publisher, The Greene
Music Co., 30 E. Fifth Street, Gin
cinnati, O., have arranged to sell this
first editiun for 25cents each, which
is but one half the regular price. Be
sure to get your order in as soon as
YOU can.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Betsey Lincoln, who resides at PaeIAc
Junction in Mills Cuuniy. Iovawsshinxton.
ID tuIey solomon Danley and - Dtuiry.
his wife, Phoebe Lincoln and Henry Lincoln
whose places OF residence are unknown, tnS
unknown heirs Of lanes O,Neili, Inc rn-
known heirs of William O'Neili, the ui-
kpown heirs of Luther O. Neill, tie unknown
heirs of Elisha O'NeIll and the unknown
heirs OF John O'Neill, will take notice tnas
on The. Ith day of April, 1899. ASah<l L.
O'NeilI as tile niminist tr;tor of the estate OF
Catherine Schere1en deceased. fled his peti-
ton IL the Probate Court OF Hooking
County. Ohio, against the above ntine1
parties and Others fOy the sale OF the real
estate of which said CathaTtne seheredsn
died seized, to pay her debts.
Said plaintiffs in his petition alleges
amongs. other things that said deceased le1s
no personal est.te 10 pay her debts and costs
of administering her estate; that the
amount of debts due from the deceased AZ
near can he ascertatned 10 eight huHdreu
dollars; that said Catharine Sehereden dled
seized ir fee simple Of the following real
estlte, situate III the county OF HOOKING ana
state OF Ohio and known and described aS
| follows, tO-wit:
| .ion l5 Township II and Range IL. contiin-
Also FIR ,ctional Lot No. five (5) in Sectios
q, s,ine Township and Range aforesaid, con-
| tanning pa sc-es
/ Tie prayer of said petition is that the
rights ard interests of all the parties To s;,i't
petition may he determined and protected
| ;tntI that the ltaintin as the atmInisfrntor
| of the estate of said CiifiariLe -clIsretieu
may be authorized ans! ordered TO sell said
real estate aud Tor ali other oyteTI and relief
| in the premises.
| The said parties ar r. 4uIred toanswsr on
| or before the Eth day Oi june. 1899.
ASAHEL L. oN ELL, Admir-.
| of thet state of Catharine
| SchereCen.
| &C. Lowry, Atty.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
Joel Harden, Plf.

Elmer Harden Ell al. Defts.
Tn the Court of Common pleas OF Hooking
County. Ohio:
Notice is hereby given. that the underslen-
ed Sheriff of Hooking County. On o, oy VII.
tue of an order OF sale In partltlon ,ssueo OUT
of said Court IN the above entitled cause.
and to him directed as Sheriff OF SAID county
will. AZ the door of the Court House In Lo-
gan. Ohio. on
Saturday, June 10, A. ID. 1899,
at O'Clock p. NJ of said day. offer for sale at
public auction tine following lands ana tene-
ments, situate in Washington Tp., HOOKING
County. Obio, to-wit:
east quarter OF Section thirteen I'D Jown-
ship thirteen 13) Range seventeen tlI) HOOK
ing County OhiO, containtngS3 81 acres more
or less but subject to the aoTer estate "a y,
bounds therein as follows, to wit: Begin-
ming at the north east corner OF said Dali
qua arter, thence south 24S3 chs, thence wess
II So chs to the center of public road; thence
by the center Of said road 8 E ll.72 chs
thence AZ f 6.62 chs, tfence W. = I.0
chs to the north line of Sai1 tract: thsnco
east I IL chs to beginning containing 1000
acres, .
Appraised at sl4OO 90 subject to said dover
estate of Susan Harden.
2nd Tract The east halt of the south vest
quarter of Section (l3) Township thirteen tial
Range seventeen i7) containing eignty-Ihree
| (S3l acres more or less. .
Appraised ut si2DO.O0 free of the dover
estate of Susan Harden.
| following terms. One-third in hand, one
| third in one ami one-third In two years rom
day of SALE deferred payments to bear iater-
| est at the rate OF 6 per cent. ana secnred oy
mortgag ge on the premises Sold
| GIveE under my hand at Logan, ohio' '"i.
9th day OF May A. d. 1899.
| CHAs. F. BRANDT, Shsf1u
| V. G. Lowry. Atty Tor Pin
1
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Work & Son.
Central Ohio Pastoral Conference.

The Central Ohio Pastoral Confer
ence of the Ev. Luth. Synod of Mis-.
souri,, Ohio and other states, met at
the parsonage Of Ev. Luthern Trinity
Church of this city, Tuesday and
Wednesday. The Central OHIO Dis,
trict Is but sparsely settled, only ten
pastors belong to the conference. Of
these, four were detained by sickness
and business that could not be delay
ed. The sessions were very interest,"
ing and animated and fruitful of in
struction and impulse to new, vig-
ourous work at home. Able papers
were read on various theological.
hoth doctrinal apd practical, ques-
tions by nearly all members and the
heated debates showed the earnest
ness of all involved in the discus
sions. On Tuesday evening divine
services were held In Ev. Luth.
Trinity Church with sermon by Rev.
H. NJ. Zorn of Columbus. Holy
Com :nunion was administered as the
members of conference.
All business having been finished,
Conference adjourned on Wednesday
at noon aud the pastors left for their
homes. Those in attendance were Rev.
H, G. Kuechlelof Marysville, Rev H.
C. Knust of Chuckery, Rev. E. A.
Brueggemann of billiards, Rev. A.
Rimbach of GAINESVILLE, Rev. H. M.
Zor of Columbus and Rev. II. W.
Walker of this city.