The Worcester spy., 1899-07-31
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republicans and democrats of the sixth
representative district is, who will rep
resent the district in the state legisla
ture for the year 1900? Eugene D.
Marchesseault, the present encumbent,
seems sure of landing the nomination
OF the democratic party. His services
for the past year seem to warrant an
other term, but on the other hand
Mr.. MarchesSeault will have a. worthy
antagonist for the nomination in the
person of George s. Olney of Leicester,
nephew of eX-Secretary of State Olney
Mr.. Olney, if he consents to allow his
name to be used, will have the solid
support of the democrats in Leicester,
Cherry Valley and Rochdale.
On the republican side the possible
men that are mentioned are Selectman
George H. Ramer, ex-Selectman
Charles H. Allen, E. Harris Howland
and Selectman H H Capen, all of
Spencer. In George H. Ramer the re-
publican party would have one of the
strongest candidates possible to secure
E. Harris Howland served in the leg
islature in 1888, and was one of the best
representatives ever sent from this
district. Charles H. Allen is the pro-
prietor of prosperous insurance bust
ness and would make a strong candi-
L. IL
While Spencer has its men for nomina-
tions, Leicester also desires to pick the
man. A. e. Smith of Cherry Valley
will again try to run in his man, John
w. Boardman of Rochdale, and H. H.
Smith of Leicester will try to get the
nomination for Jerome Bottomly, who
ran on an independent ticket last year.
While there will be bitter fight for
the nomination, there is no doubt but
what the nomination will come to a
Spencer man. Frank A. Drurv, chair
man of the Spencer republican town
committee, is decidedly in favor of
Paxton man for representative, but the
other members Of the committee will
not allow Paxton man to be nomin-
ated if it is possible to have the nomin-
alton come to Spencer.
When it comes to the question of Spen-
GERS choice for lieutenant governor
some are in favor of John l.. Bates and
some are in favor Of Gen. Curtis Guild,
Jr. John G. Avery, one of the chief re-
oublicans in the town, is in favor of
John L. Bates, while c. N. Prouty is in
favor of Gen. Curtis Guild, Jr being
personal friend OF the candidate.
The contest on all republican nomin-
ations promises to be a battle royal in
| Spencer.
The socialists are also trying to in
| duee Spencer to Join its ranks Thorn
as Francis Casey of Boston has been in
town for the past week, Inducing
prominent men to accept the socialistic
/ idea. The socialists will hold an open
air meeting at Lake L4ashawav Thurs
day night Mayor Chase of Haverhin
John M. Casey of Haverhill, Dr. H. A.
| Gibbs OF Worcester and Hon. Addison
Barr of Worcester are to speak, and
the socialists will do everything in their
power to win Spencer and the Brook
fields over to their party.
! In North Brookfeld, New Braintree
| and West Brookfeld, which form an
other district, in all probability, Robert
Bachelor will receive the republican
nomination, and Timothy Howard of
North Brookfield will receive the dem
ocratic nomination.
! In the district which contains Brook
| field, Warren and Sturbridge. there is
no doubt but that Representative c. ".
Corey of Sturbridge will again receive
the republican omination
While Eugene D. Marchesseault.
packed unanimously by the democratic
party, feels certain of being elected. the
republican party may spring a surprise
ON the democratic party and run its
man into the legislature.
| The part of the town known as the
west end was the scene of a drunken
night early this morning which awoke
the inhabitants of that section. Upon
the appearance of the night patrolnen
the men in the brawl made good their
| escape.
In regard to the article which an
peared in a Worcester paper-not The
| Spy-statipg that John O'Gara and
John T. Dillon would be obliged to com
| pete for the Holy Rosary G. T. A. So
/ q AA11
| Labor day, Mr. Dillon in conversation
| with The Spy reporter said: There IS
no truth in the statement as it appears
| as far as am concerned 1t doesn't
| make any difference as / do not intend
to compete in the games, anyway, but
as FAR as Mr.. O'Gara is concerned /
| know nothing Of his intentions"
| Rev. Mr.. Hubbard preached at the
| Methodist Episcopal church today
Miss Minnie Hughes of Millbury is
/ the guest of Miss Olivine Duhamel of
Church street.
| Miss Eliza Mahan and Mrs. Daniel
Haley Of West Warren were the guests
of ]. M. Carey and family of Grove
| street today.
! Miss Margaret Cassidy and Miss
Mamie Kelly spent Sunday with Mrs.
| Charles Mccarthy Of North Brookfield.
| Ed. j. Clarke and wife of Southbridge
We're the guests Of J. B. Gendreau and
| family today.
| Edward Carey visited Robert Armour
of West Warren today.
I James A. Quinn and Miss Josie Fos-
| ter spent Sunday in Clinton.
| BENJAMIN Allalre, Philip st. German,
| and Raymond st. German wheeled 20
| Webster today.
Mrs. James p Duggan and son, Leo,
i Of New Bedford, are the guests of Mrs.
! Christopher Norton and family OF
| Sampson street.
The rooms Of the O'Gara Hose COM
pany on Cherry street are to be re-
| paired.
Miss Melvina Favreau and Charles
Vandall were married at the parsonage
| o'clock.