The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-26
WILL BE JOURNALISTS
High School Scholars Start
a New Publica-
ton.

North Brookfeld, April 25.-The scholars
of the local high school are contemplate
ing the starting of a new school maya
zine to be called the High School En-
terprise." 1t will be a publication of
about 40 pages and handsomely illustrat-
ed. Frank G. Weber of the senior class
has been chosen editor-in-chief and he
will be assisted by two sub-editors from
each class.
Martin Bergen, the Boston catcher,
arrived home aboutn o'clock last night
after flying trip from Washington
whence he came as soon as he received
the dispatch telling him of the death of
his child. Today with his wife and two
children he drove into the village, but
did not stop except for business. He will
not leave till Monday to rejoin his team
as he fears lest the diphtheria manifest
itself in either of the other children
within a few days. Both children were
with their parents this afternoon, but
Bergen does not wish to take any
hances with them.
The different classes at the high school
Will meet this week and select their cap
tains who will have charge of the teams
at the interclass field day at Oakland
Gardens, Brookheld, May 20. At present
| it looks as If the seniors have the best
,
On the evening of the field day, the
pupils will unite in holding a dance at
Castle hall, Duncan block.
Richard Young and John Mullen caught
the prettiest string of trout yesterday
| that has been brought into the village
| this season. There were 81 of the speclded
| beauties, some Of unusual size:
| The st. Joseph c. T. A. athletic team
| today secured training quarters at the
| Moses Tyler place near Walnut Grove
| cemetery, and will get into condition fol-
I the dual meet with Spencer, May 30.
Mortimer r. Howard has decided to ac-
cept the offer Of the North Adams base
/ ball team for a trial as pitcher, and will
go to North Adams Thursday
Before Trial Justice Sylvander Both
well today, William c. Merritt of Brook
| field and Michael Murphy pleaded guilty
to the charge of drunkenness, and OF
| promising TO shake the dust of NORTH
Brookfeld from their feet we're put or
A gang of men worked all day to fly
up leak in the water pipe on Nortf
Albert W. Poland this morning sent Z
] petition to the selectmen asking for Z
/ druggists license of the 6th class.
/ The school committee has appointed
i John P. Ranger and r. d. G. Ingrahan
| as truant officers.
woodbine Lodge, I. o. o. F., had al
initiatory meeting 'tonight.
At the meeting of the board of select
i men tonight. Roland Hatch, Harry S
/ Lyle ana William walsh were appointed
! as the board of engineers. Nelson II
i Delane, who was on the board last year
has been dropped since the seIectmen. de
cided. that three were sufficient. A com
munication was received from the no
II license committee asking what actor
would be taken and what attention woul,
be given TO suppress Illegal sale Of liquor
/ The communication was discussed bu
I was not acted on
4 Stephen Quill was re-appointed lamp
lighter at the salary Of 1856. Felix II. De
roster was appointed registrar of voter
for three years. note for 5000 wal
signed
An Innhoider's license was granted [,
Patrick Hartnett at the Batcheller house
James Kane was granted common vic
tualer's license.
Applications for pool licenses were re
ceived from David Hart. Felix Ledoul
and Ludger Delude.