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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-23
AT NEWPORT.

Portland again frll Il victim 10 Ncwpor,
in well played same. With tho Scare
to > at the end Of the eighth. Newport
clinched the victory by batting odt -FOUR
runs Attendance. 500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-23
IT NEW YORK.
AT CINCINNATI.

But for errors tnr Fi,tsburSS wouid
have taken both games. instead Of ln&in-
one and tieirg another. The second game
was called ut the end of the ninth. on
account OF darkness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-23
New England League Standing.
National League Games.
At BALTIMORE.

Baltimore had picnic in the first game
with Washington. The second cuntrs.
was a pitchers battle. Attendance, 50.
First game.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-07
JEFFERSON.

jefferson, Feb. GA pleasant social
event took place at he home of John
Champeny. Saturday evening, the oc-
casion being the l4th birthday of Ar
thur Champeny. A large number of
friends gathered TO present Master
Champeny With a silk umbrella. Louis
Warren made the presentation, to
which MIR. Champeny responded. The
evening was passed pleasantly IN songs
and games. A collation. was served
during the evening
John p. Spring OF this town. who is
at st. Vincent Hospital, Worcester, is
reported as very much improved. and
viii be able 10 return home ia a few
days.
The Holy Name Society will meet
Tuesday evening in the vestry of the
church at 80 o'clock. At this meet
ing officers will be elected for the COM
ing year.
Martin HennesseY of Holy Cross Col
lege, Worcester, spent Sunday with
his parents on Fairview avenue.
Miss Viola Nadeau. who has been
confined to her home at High street
with the grip, has recovered.
Miss Lizzie Moore of Nam street is
confined to her home by illness.
Miss Mary Laughlin of Boston. is at
( tending her sick sister. Miss Annie
Laughlin. at her home on Main street
John Burnett and Fred Rivers OF
High street spent Sunday with Albert
Rivers of Holy Cross College, Worces-
! ter,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reeves Of Prince
J ton street spent Sunday with friends in
| Worcester
! Waldo - Austin and wife returned
! home Saturday evening from Washing.
/ ton, where they spent their honey
/ moon.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-07
WANT JOBS.
Brooktield's Unemployed
Rush to Clancy Shops.

Brookfield, Feb. 6.-John Clancy of
Holliston was in town today. The first
load Of his machinery and outfit was
moved today from the Boston and AL
bany depot by Thomas Mooney and
Timothy McCarty's teams to the G. H.
Burt shop. Mr.. Clancy looked the
plant over under the guidance of Pat
trick Webster and Joseph Boynton,
former engineer at the factory, showed
Mr.. Clancy the engine and connections
for the steam and town water. He
found some of the connections broken,
and these repairs will delay his start
ing at once. 1t was explained to him
how to get at the damage The first
thing to be done is to get the town
water into the boilers and to see how
much of the pipes leak. Steam will
then be got up and sent through their
respective pipes.
Mr.. Clancy was followed to the shop
by an army of the Brookfield unem-
ployed. many of whom asked for Jobs
Mr.. Clancy could not tell them whether
they could have a job or not at this
early date.
Mr.. Clancy was asked by The Spy
man if he could tell how many hands
he would employ. He could not tell as
yet. He did not say just when he
would get to work. The few breaks in
the pipes and connections will be re-
paired as soon as possible A tour
around the shop showed those who took
the trip that there was a great amount
of material to use in the manufacturing
of the line. There was lot of shaft
ing already in position; there were
trucks and racks, puilies. many lamps
fire hose and lasts. The large office
has several desks and tables in it.
At one place in the shop was found
the remains of a bird which had prob
ably flown into the shop through one
of the 800 hundred holes in the window
frames, and could not get out. 1t had
starved, and the rats and bugs had
devoured the carcass. The premises
about the shop had the appearance of
about six years ago, when the business
was rushing with G.. H. Burt & Co.
There were surely SO men outside
watching the work of moving in the
new goods, and to ask for a job. The
west side is to be used by Mr.. Clancy,
and it is in very good condition and
only a few repairs will be needed to
start the work
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-07
EAST DOUGLAS.

East Douglas. Feo. Slots of looa,
christian Endeavorers attended 'o "a
quar- Suafter y n meeting of the Worcester er
held in the Baptist Church AZ ling ling
Uxbrdge North
hiram Smith, an old resident 80
town, is very seriously III at his hom a..
on Depot street, from an old rri r,oii.e
that was forced open nv SUP lure
Of coughing. He was obliged 10 snhI M
TO a surgical operation performsG h..
Or. Wheeler of Worcester to obteir oy
The ladies of the local ersr.o o..
ranging for a grand supper fo ba az ar
, ,oy oy literary and musical enter
talnment on the evening of Feb 20
me recent death of Luther Hin re.
moves one of our oldest native resiS
ents and one of the strongest ,,iIiau-
OF the Second Congregational Cbnrcb
OF which he was a deacon for nearI,, ~ d
haif century. He was rs years OF q =
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-07
PHILLIP

Phillipston. Feb. 6.-During the mast
year there have been one marriage
five births and seven deaths in town
Miss Mary Evans of Worcester is tbe
guest of Mrs. r. D. Perry.
Mrs, William Goddard is entertair
ing her sister Miss Moody of Biddaford
Me. VI hluueIofd
Miss Minnie Fuller returned to VOL
imam Saturday, after a two weeks vieit
WITH Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ. Chain '9i'
Mrs. Paine of Boston. who has baan
VISITING her parents, returned 70 ber
home Sunday ~ Her
me Lyceum has organized With tbo
following officers, Fred Watts N nre ..ie
cent; Clinton Putnam, vice nresid n ~
Grace Gale, secretary and treasIl yilc
standing committee, Clinton Putner,
and G. NJ. Chaffin. u'llaln
at At the business meeting of the g r.
society the following officers 1yo,. ~,
elected; Rev. P R. Cornell nresid mn. ;.
Dea. Fl, S. Miller, vice-presiden S9'o Me-
y. Nj. Chaftin, corresponding secretsr,, :.
MISS Grace Gale. recording secret ts, ~
waiter White, treasurer.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-07
SOUTH6RiDGE.
New Train Schedule Great Accommoda
ton to Townspeople.

Southbridge, Feb. 6-The new late
tram out Of Southbridge was put on
today leaving here at $50 o'clock and
connecting with the boat train for
Norwich at Webster. Returning, the
train arrives here at $40 and connects
with passengers from Boston and
Worcester, allowing Southbridge peo-
pie to leave Boston as late as 71O %.
m,
Miss Maude Lavoice, a highly es
leemeo young lady, died at her home
on Cfy S,s street Yesterday after a
snort illness Miss Lavoice was taken
with the grip, and pneumonia fol-
lowed from which she died. She was
employed in the chain department of
the American Optical Works, and was
well known in town. She had a sweet
voice, and had taken part in many To-
cal entertainments as vocalist She
was "a years of age
a very pretty wedding took place in
81 Marys Church this morning. The
contracting parties We're John j. Shea
and Miss Julia Murphy The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. FIR. John
Il. brennan, and many friends were
present to witness the happy event.
Services were held in St. Mary
Church this morning over the remains
Of Thomas McClusky. The body was
taken to Lawrence on the first train
for interment
Mrs Chas.. A. Rice left today for the
home of her parents in Wilmington
Del. having been summoned there by
The illness Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilbur and
daughter Margery of Foxboro are the
guests of relatives here for a few days
George 5. Potter returned Saturday
from a few weeks visit at the home OF
his parents, Arlington, CT.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-07
AUBURN.

Auburn Feb. 6.-Rev George A.
Hood Of Boston, field secretary of the
congregational Church Building So
ciety' gave very interesting and able
ADDRESS last evening. at the church
showing the pressing needs of the So
ciety and the Importance Of it's work
IN giving and loaning money to the
poorer churches of the country &C.
pecially at the west $3.50
ne SAID that a church to live and to
grow must have a suitable house IL
meet and worship God in, and If they
mad no stated place to meet in. ri.
though they may have been organized
die =" "ouiu
Mr.. Hood spoke for more than one
hour and showed quite a number Of
frontier "es'eii
A collection will be taken in the
shureh next Sunday morning for the
represents. AAVou
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-07

Jr. Mr.. Mccain holds the Office of
chairman.
Mrs. John d. Brewer entertained the
following ladies at whist at her Irv-
ing street home from 2.30 to this af-
ternoon; Mrs. Charles Thompson, Mrs.
Edgar o. Snow, Mrs. Grandville Morse.
Mrs a. d. Putnam, Mrs. Fred Liver
more. Mrs. Frank Smith. Mrs. ArthuI
Bacon. Mrs Dimick, Mrs. Frank 7.
Prouty, Mrs. George L. Billiard and
Mrs. Charles Newton.
The opening service of the week of
meetings to be held this week in the
Universaiist Church was held this eve
ming, with a large attendance. DR..
Harris of All Souls Church of Worces-
ter preached very able sermon. which
proved very helpful TO his hearers.
The c. c. Club, composed of 16 of
Spencer's young society people, was en-
soft Hotel this evening by Mrs Lizzie
Mccarthy. Whist was enjoyed during
the greater part of the evening, which
was also enlivened by music. Light
refreshments were served during the
latter part of the evening.
Those present were: Misses Bridget
and Katie McKernan, Mary Kramer
Bessie Sweeney, Mary and Julia Hef-
fernan, Mary Hines. Lizzie Mccarthy
N"eSSis. Marlln IS. casey, Dan Feffer-
nan. Timothy Crimmin Joseph Kramer
Charley Mullen, John O'Brien, John
Kane and William Carey
John McGrath of School street sue
cessfully passed the examination for
the United States army, today. and was
enrolled as member of the Ninth reg
iment. Mr.. McGrath VIII start TO ioin
his regiment tomorrow. Patrick ]
Donovan also tried the examination,
put on account of a slight defect in his
left eye, he was rejected.
Michael j. Manning who II u,as
thought, could not live the day out, has
greatly changed this morning, and his
chances 70. recovery look decidedly
brighter. trained nurse. Miss Walsh
rom worcester. arrived today to at
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-07
ATHOl.

Athol, Feb. 6-Gen. w. 4. Sherman
Camp, S. of V. will observe the ami
versary of Lincoln's birthday next sun
day evening, with appropriate exer-
cises
All of the ministers of the town have
been invited TO give five-minute
speeches upon some phase of Lineoln's
life, and Will speak upon the follow
ing topics: Rev. r. G. Bugbee. Lin
coins public life; Rev. S. w. Sutton,
Lincoln before Gettysburg; Rev. A.
c. Johnson, Lincoln as reformer''
Rev. j. II. Mansfield, "Lincoln's home
and religious life; Revs. Messrs. A. G.
Horst and ]. n. Shipman. on topics not
yet announced Sergt. Harry l.. Doane
will also give an address upon "Rela-
ton of the Sons of Veterans to the late
Spanish war" Invitations have been
extended to the local Grand Army posts
and their auxiliary organizations and
the Y. NJ G. a.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-07
SHREWSBURY.

Shrewsbury, Feb. 6.-Rev. A. P.
Sharp of Marlboro preached at the M.
f. church Sunday and also admins
tered the communion
Rev. ]. H Mansfield, presiding elder.
preached Sunday evening at the NJ. e.
church.
Luke Warren of Washington and
Gilbert Warren of Worcester were in
town Sunday. Luke Warren is inter
ested in the United States Army and
Navy League.
John Lawrence has been visiting the
Misses Rice.
Rev. r. P. Walker is a guest of DR..
Brigham.
The Kings Daughters met this af-
ternoon with Miss Nettie Greene. Miss
Mabel Fisher was admitted as a mem
Der. Miss Susie Cogswell conducted
the entertainment. Refreshments were
served by Miss Greene. The next meet
ing will be held Feb. 90, with Miss
May Hickey.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-07
EAST BRooKFiELD.
Good old Custom Of sociabe Evenings to
Be Inaugurated Again.


East Brookfeld, Feb. 6.-For some
time it has been the custom of the la
dies of the local Benevolent Society to
hold a series of sociables at the homes
of the various members, but of late
this has been dropped to some degree
1t viii be revived, however, Wednesday
afternoon, when Mr.. and Mrs, King
will entertain at their home on Stew
ems avenue. Gentlemen are invited TO
supper at and young people to spend
the evening.
M, and Mrs. George LaVallee and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alphohse Marchand both
Of Main street, have received additions
to their families.
Miss Florence Varney, who has been
spending short time in town, re-
turned this morning 10 Springfield
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-07
MEASLES EPIDEMIC,

The measles have broken out in town
and are rapidly spreading into the
schools. There are probably $50 chill
dren suffering with the disease. Nine
ty scholars out of Miss Carrie French S
school have the trouble, and the school
has been closed The pupils in three
other schools in the Maple street build
ing are suffering from the same disease
and will probably be closed. In Miss
Muleahy's school there were so sick and
three attending school. In Miss Bemis'
there are Is out of q sick.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-07
But Prompt Measures
Saved Him.
FRED S. JOHNSON
Grew Despondent and
Sought Death.
and

Gardner, Feb. Erred S. johnson at
tempted suicide this afternoon about
l o'clock, by taking carbolic acid, in a
room over Mrs. H. L. Gothams res
I taurant, in J. L. .Rome's block, on Par
ker street. He was seen by one of the
mattresses at the restaurant, who gave
the alarm
| DR.. j. B. Donnelly was sent for and
he worked over him for some time
with a stomach pump and emetics,
and thinks that his life may be saved.
johnson was for many years engaged
in the retail fruit trade in this town,
and three years ago, in partnership
with the late G. H. Nichols, kept a
fruit store on Union street, in South
Gardner. Until recently he has been
employed in doing odd jobs for differ
ent parties in West Gardner. He
boarded at Mrs. Gotham's restaurant.
Dependency was the cause of his de-
sire to die.
There is possibility that the bowl
| ing match between the Goddards of
this town and the Baldwinville team,
which was POSTPONED from last Friday
night, will be postponed again. The
date had to be changed, as two of the
Baldwinville clubs best bowlers are
not IN condition to bowl. and it is
doubtful whether they will be by Fri
day night. Fred Hager is suffering
from a relapse of rhe grip and his
brother, A. Hager, was quite badly
| injured by a fall recently.
The contest will be a good one when
the teams meet, and each will put in
its best bowlers. In the series of five.
the losers in the final match will settle
for an oyster supper for both sides.
Mrs. Harriet NJ. Head died this
morning, of the grip, at her home, on
Pleasant street, aged IS years. The
body will be taken to Milford, n. H,
tomorrow morning for burial.
The funeral of Mrs. Andrew H. Clark,
who died Saturday, of the grip, will be
held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
She leaves a sister, Mrs. George w.
| Clifford in this town, and a sister in
| Worcester
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Eugene Brown are
happy over the recent birth of a son.
| John Sawin had the end of the in
dex finger of his right hand so badly
injured on a lathe at the Mahoney
Chain Company's factory, Saturday,
that the top of the finger had to be
| amputated. Mr.. Sawin is over 80 years
! of age, and although he has been en-
| ployed in chain factories the greater
part of his life, he was never before
| injured.
| The bowling match scheduled for to-
night between the Knowltons and the
| Ridgely Clubs team, has been indie
| finitely postponed.
| The funeral of Sewell ]. Muzzey was
| held this afternoon, at the home of his
| daughter, Mrs. Julia Hadley. on EdgeH
street. He leaves, besides Mrs Hadley,
one daughter, Mrs. H. p Upham, in
this town, and one son, A. ]. Muzzey.
| in Bellows Falls, VT. The burial will
be in his native town, Chester, VT, to-
morrow.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-07
CELEBRATE AT MILFORD.
Division Is, A. o. H.. Have Royal Good
Time.

Milloro' req. 6-This evening Divis-
ION To- A. Q, H, celebrated their first
anniversary with literary exercises
supper and dance at the c. T. A. han
Giilon block. President Martin ]. Buck
ley opened the exercises with an adj
dress of welcome after which addresses
were were made by State President E, +
Slattery' County Delegate John ! RoS'
ers, County Chaplain Rev Tnb, 3
Redican and Rev. James T. Canaran
pastor of st. Mary's. The entertai ~
ment included readings by J. T NJ
i hou la1 and Miss Stella Cooney: vio-
IN solos by Joshua Roberts; vocal GO
!ections by Miss Margaret Rrod ,,,
Misses Name and Maud Higgiston a =, NJ
frank Murphy and b. = Co,iea .'l,u
MUSIC was furnished by Welcb Re- Bras !;
G ore The society is in flourish
in good standing. ''ieliloeFs
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-07
DECISION AVERTED.
Auction Of School Houses After selectmen
Determine Question.

NS'''He &ueSuon,
Upton, Feb. Gas soon as the select
men determine to whom the land ad-
joining the middle district school house
belongs, all the arrangements will be
completed as to the auction of school
houses to be held in Town Hall.
The Unitarian choir have received an
invitation to render the 91st psalm in
Mendon.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Uni
tarian Church will furnish supper in
the vestry of that church Wednesday
evening at $50 O'clock. An entertain,
m l1 VII be furnished by members of
the guild at o'clock. VI
Mrs. A. Whitman who has been the
guest of Mrs. Edward Whiting for the
morning. LIE
charles Mortimer has returned 70 his
nome IN Boston, after a short visit
among friends here. ''''
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-07
Hold a Meeting to Endorse
I. j. Condor.

Sfaencer, Jan. AT the present time
1t looAs as if the board of town officers
in Spencer are to receive a severe
shaking up. The first board to be raked
over the Goals bids fair TO be that of
the selectmen, from this board down
through the others accordingly. The
first move in this direction was made
this evening in the private office of T.
j. Condor, where a number of the
young business men of Spencer, to-
gether with The Spy man, assembled
for the purpose of drawing up plans
for the future campaign.
AS nearly all those present at the
meeting are in business. they made a
special request not to have their names
come out in print, but We're perfectly
willing to have the doings of the meet
ing made public. AS this was a pre-
liminary meeting, no definite plans
We're made, but the sentiment of those
present was given, and a good idea of
what is to come in the future was dis
closed
was 10 hoorti,,. do,.sa ~ ne,,a ot
rrban,as Sa,SJdil candidate fol
saientr,ra .,'+(,l,3 5,a,,.,-a II -,
~ ~ ,,,asa,,t hoard An nrasant
pledged themselves to support Mr.. Con-
don's nomination. and do all in then
power to push him to the front.
Mr. Condor is a prosperous business
sweet IrhoTo he ,s H. n,orrieto,. ,If y
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-07

81 admit that 1t is true" said the man
who knew something about Indians. that
the only good Indian is a dead Indian. hui
do you know who that is so?
They said they did not.
Because under existing conditions" no
explained, IAN Indian has to die to escane
the influence of the white man"--Chicago
Post
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-07
AaACOCk'S P PNsSHs


ID THEIR WORK WHILE YOU DO YOURS.
That Is, II YOU have a lame or weak
back cold, sore chest or muscles and
put on the plaster and go about your
work, "A cure follows. sometimes inme.
diately, They are the only good plasters
Don't accept substitute whether CHEAP
or costly.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-07
WITHIN VlLLE.
People Say New York, New Haven and
Hartford is in Electric Road Troubles

People Say New York, New Haven and
Hartford is in Electric Road Troubles.
Whitinsville, Feb. 6-Large congre-
cations We're present yesterday at the
revival services in the Methodist
Church, to listen to Rev. Lawrence B.
Greenwood and Charles l.. Estey, gos-
pei singer. The discourse was inter-
esting, and many favorable remarks
were passed on the ability of the speak
er. Mr.. Estey, the gospel singer, was
also spoken very highly of, These
meetings will continue throughout the
week, afternoon and evening, Saturday
excepted.
Edward j. Mcmahon, Esq, of Wor-
cester delivered a fine address before
members of the Mumford Council, X.
of c., yesterday afternoon at o'clock,
in Mumford Hall. A large number of
the members turned out to hear Mr.
McMahon. and speak very highly of
him. His subject was, "a summers day
in Europe" Members We're present
from Uxbridge and East Douglas,
Leslie. six months old child of Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Hill of Oak street. died
yesterday morning of bronchitis. The
funeral will take place tomorrow af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial in Pine
Grove cemetery.
Division No. 10, A. o. H, are making
elaborate preparations for their bazaar
the last of this week. A few of the
features of the coming week of the ba-
Ear are as follows: The reception of
the Millville Division of the A. o. H.;
a visit from the county president. Capt
John j. Rogers; the Witches cantata,
in which p Whitinsville young ladies'
will participate: The love of bonnet.
a witty comedy, will be presented by
home talent"
large number of the people of
Whitinsville agree with the people of
UXbridge in regard to the new electric
railway. 1t is rumored around Whit
lnsville as well as UXbridge, that the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad is indirectly or directly re-
sponsible for this new move to head off
the joining of the two electric roads
along its route. A large number who
signed the petition for the Blackstone
Valley to come into Whitinsville
say they would not have signed If had
they not wanted the Blackstone Valley
Street Railway to come into Whitins
Vile
George Nicholson Of Woonsocket is
the guest of his parents on Castle Hill.
ReV W. F. LaWford, pastor of the
NJ. d. church, preached at the United
presbyterian Church last evening.