The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-20
ILL IN THE STREET,
A Ripple of Excite
ment Arouses
Westboro.
BOSTON MAN HAD BAD HEART.
Overseers of the Poor Care
For Him and Send Him
To the Hub.
BOSTON MAN HAD BAD HEART.

Westboro, June 19.-Charles Williams
disease this afternoon. He had been
in Worcester visiting his brother for a
few days, and being short of money,
had started to walk to his home in Bos-
ton. When near the residence of Chas.
E. Smith on West Main street, he fell
to the sidewalk.
Charles H. Rogers, Thomas ]. Has
tie and Roy A. Carpenter saw him when
he fell, and ran to his assistance. It
was at first thought that the man was
overcome with the heat, and he was
quickly taken to the Office of DR.. Chas
S. knight and received medical attend
ance.
1t was then ascertained that he had
had an attack of heart trouble. The
overseerS of the poor, William H. Mag
ner and Uriah Searles, were sent for,
and upon their arrival, they decided to
ken to the depot in a hack and put
aboard the train with a ticket for Bos
ton. Mr.. Williams did not want to
take the money for his fare, but was
finally persuaded to do so.
Hosea NJ. Spaulding had a fit early
this morning, but is resting comfort
ably this afternoon. 1t was at first
thought that he had sustained another
shock, as he has had two a few years
ago.
Deputy Sheriff William H Magner
in company with Constables Walter B.
Jourdan and Scion A. Curtis of this
town and Frank D. Newton of South
boro, made a raid on the Italian quar-
tiers at Southboro yesterday afternoon.
and caused much CONSERVATION on the
part of the citizens from sunny Italy"
The whole amount of liquor seized was
80 gallons of wine, 72 bottles of lager
and 13 empty beer kegs. The parties
interested in the conf1scated stuff will
appear before the judge of the first
district court in this town sometime
this week
Jones Baldwin is very sick at his res
idence on Central street. He was ia
ken with hemorrhages early this morn
ing, and his wife, who was visiting
for.
Thirty-eight members of the order
of Pilgrim Fathers had an outing at
Lake Mitchell, Woodville, on Saturday
afternoon last. Boating, swinging and
a general good time was INDUCED in
by all. No casualties are reported to
have happened other than that Geo
H. Pond, the contractor of the party,
lost his tall hat in the water.
The Westboro Historical Society are
to hold a field day at Worcester on
June "a. The party upon heir arrival
in Worcester, will assemble at the
rooms Of the Antiquarian Society, and
listen to an address on places of inter
est to be visited in that city. The
party will dine at the State Mutual res
taurant.
Mrs. Lydia ]. Perry, matron at Sher-
born prison, South birmingham, is
spending her vacation at her home on
Ruggles street. Her daughter, Miss
Jennie Perry, laundress at the state
Lyman school for boys, is with her.
Societies that will meet this week are
the Ancient Order of United Workmen
on Wednesday evening. and the Hook
omocco Lodge, I, o. o. F., on Thurs
day evening. The Ladies' Aid, So
ciety connected with the Methodist
church, will meet with Mrs. George
Howe, on Boardman street, Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Miss Jennie Mason, the young daugh-
ter of John S. Mason, fell and broke her
arms while at play this afternoon.
All the schools excepting the high and
grammar began their usual summer
yapat iOOS fOdav