The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-10
TO REMAIN.
Beebe, Weber 4 Go.
of Holyoke
WILL NOT LEAVE.
Last Chapter Closed in Sad
Spencer Tragedies.

Spencer, Jan. 9.-Many men In
Spencer have been made happy tonight
by the fact that the Beebe, Webber
Company of Holyoke are to remain in
Spencer and continue their very pros
porous business in the No. mill. This
very good news was brought by MIR.
Weber, Jr.. of Holyoke
Spencer people and especially those
employed in the Beebe Weber mill
have been on pins for some time for
fear this concern was to be obliged to
move from the mill. 1t is generally
thought, and a fact that has been re-
Gently printed in some of the papers.
that Beebe & Wesson were to move
from the mills when their lease ran
out, the first of February. 7sna
1t was feared that this would be tina
case, but it was officially stated to The
spy man this evening, that this pros
porous and wealthy concern will remain
III Spencer certainly for another year
and perhaps longer.
/ The Beebe- Weber Company are now
running their mill to its full capacity.
ara at that are unable to fill only
small part of its orders. The line Of
goods made in this mill is an mex
peilsiNe me OF cashmere. 1t has been
,e'leie 'ily se"ied that MI. Newton OAR
!ills WoulG lfohablE go into the mill
immediately upon the departure of the
| Holyoke Company.
| rms IS untrue, and Mr.. Darling prob
aDlE VIII not occupy the mill for an
! other year. and perhaps not then. Stems
| nave already been made by e. E. Jones
and /. l.. Prouty to transfer the second
| Iisiit 10y ~ 20 =. y. Proufy, Many
! F., b ,,o Itllk although these steps have
49,. SahSh; that the sale Will never
| take place, but the Beebe- Webper Com
P''liS III Heco'lle the owners instead.
,rt,o e,,,-,
wife Of Tt7;If a. vi cue late -heFla Pee'
tariIv took bnr re- 80 oo W. viii
! ..a,E .'oN Her ne at 2.5o saturday
| ~, Ills Was held IRON her late nome,
r. a. 49,, ~, az CLOCK TINS afternoon.
~ iuiIepdl services We're of IL very
~ t Sc nature. ana We're attended only
Fs,,, az iiIliileuiate relatlVes OF the two
lo1aliileS ana lew invited friends The
no., ~ ~ Tas cohoucIed by Rev. Sher~
man w. Brown of the First Congrega-
,,,ot, Snufch, OF which Mrs. Prouty
tht ~ 1eteiluailt. AL the request or
~ ny NY all music was omitted from
'le service.
Ill. .ll, Brown opened the sad and I'M
/ pttsslye tltes by reading the scripture.
aIter which he repeated one of the
e en@aLlis. Inc reverend gentleman next
i =, win a very touching prayer,
AZ MiILch ne referred very tittirgly to
-, %, IouIy me, which has been an
t,,lsNspIIIopally pure one. In this prayer
| ~ elso spoke many words of syrnpa-
ny ana comfort to the suicides be-
reayed family. The clergyman then
! last earthly tribute had been paid to
MRS. Pf0uty, who only three days ago
! was loving Wife and affectionate
fnothef
MISS Iris Prouty held up wonderful
~ Well under this terrible ordeal. and
was able to see all that was Ieft Of
her mother. which was mortal n1aned
carefully beneath the ground The ir-
torment took place in Pine Grove com
i etery. The bearers were. Thor,as n
j Comins. Noah Sagandor,,l, ' a9i
Young and James Fl Ana Me
Prouty's youngest dauph+er I,n,,,eo a..
rived home from yVelInsIay- ,,oiiaars -
terday forenoon and vas nnns,s,t =.
the services vas present d.
/ Two brothers and sts+a,, 80 ~, ao
ceased were also Yrasa,,t % sne W.
decided +bot AZ ~ g9ent. IL mas pceh
Ss1,o1,ta 'IaL MF, Pfouty and two
at home For th anu ,, LOUISE, VIII remain
~ ltpi ~ IpIz me present. at least, but
, IL. t9ey VIII 90 III the future is still
'i M n
ne rFouty residence is now for sale
i 1,te lif,s pee5 SO Tor some time. This
ti ie OF MI Prouty was to sell his
$3.50 800 as soon as possible, and move
bo,,.a-,pp SitoSi inns terrible tragedy
however. mas upset all his plans, and he
Is now undecided as regards the flu
'ufe'