The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-04

~NOi III DIOOhHelug aug. o.-AS the
date of the gubernatorial convention
approaches, North Brookfeld repub-
licans are beginning to show marked
interest in the Bates-Guild campaign
for lieutenant governor. This town
will have three delegates to the con-
vention.
prominent republican told The Spy
reporter today that there is no doubt
that the local delegates will so to the
convention solid for Guild.
Two men We're cut by the same in
strument within a few moments at the
Z. & A. H. Batcheller factory this af-
ternoon. Alexander Desrosiers was in
Jured while working at his place, and
Ludger Delude, a few moments later,
While illustrating how the accident had
happened. A heavy die with which
Desrosiers was working slipped from
his grasp, its keen edge which was Civ
en- force by the weight of the tool
striking him upon the left foot. 1t
made an ugly wound, and the sufferer
was at once attended by DR.. Albert H
Prouty, who took three stitches to
close UP the cut. Shortly afterward
Mr.. Delude was explaining how the
accident happened, and the steel die
fell from his hand also. AS it was fall
ing, forgetful of the danger, he made a
grab for It, and caught it, but unfor-
tunately for him by the sharp side. 1t
lnnicted a deep cash in his hand, but
he was able to continue his work.
Patrick Hartnett, proprietor of the
Batcheller House, appeared before
Trial Justice Sylvander Boutwell, this
morning and paid a fine of $50 as the
result of the successful raid that was
made upon the Batcheller House Tues
day night.
Richard Healey of this place re-
ceiVed a, severe shaking UP by being
thrown from an electric car on Main
street. in Brookdeld, yesterday. He was
not seriously injured
Deputy Sheriff John P. Ranger will
pc chief marshal at the annual fair of
the Hampden County Agricultural So
ciety on the 18th and 18th of next
month. AS aids to the chief marshal
THESE gentlemen have been invited; e.
Allen HARDWOOD, Alfred C. Stoddard of
ms town, G. D. Richardson of West
Warren.
James O'Brien of Forest street was
the victim of a painful accident last
night. AS he attempted to board a
bakery wagon driven by Walter Kings
bury, the horse started and he was
thrown to the ground, one of the rear
wheels running over his left leg and
up the entire length of the body over
the left cheek. He was badly injured
out IS now In comfortable condition.
Fire Engineers Roland Hatch md
Harry S. Lytle, accompanied by sever
al members of the local department
went to Brookfield this afternoon 10 be
present at the inspection of the Amos
keag steamer lately purchased by that
town.
Cypress lodge, Daughters of Rebekah
plcnieked at Lashaway Park, this al
ternoon.
Dr.. Alfred Q. Boyd of Spring street
started for Binghamton, N. Y, this af.
ternoon, in response to a dispatch no.
trying him that his father. o. A..
to recover.
Frank P Stoddard has purchased the
grocery business heretofore carried on
by Ezra Batcheller at Stones block,
Mr. Stoddard will retain his interest In.
the business now run on Mechanic
street, Spencer, under the name of ]
M. Learned & Co. He will sub-let part
of his new acquisition to Mr.. Batchel-
Ter, who will deal in hardware and
farming implements
Miss Sallie McAllister Adams of
Pittsburg, Pa. is visiting at Brainerd
H. Smiths.
Frank S. Taylor of Orange City, Fla.
Is the guest of Deputy Sheriff John P.
Ranger
District Deputy Dennis Mccarthy
and suite will go to Spencer Monday
evening to exemplify the new ritual in
degree work on candidates of Court
Spencer, F. of A.
Miss Sarah Ivory of North Common
street started today for a vacation at
Saratoga.
M. ]. Dodd has hired Fullam's cottage.
at Podunk for party of eight from
Boston, who will camp the latter part
of this month.
A. P. Damon, who had several years
experience as a business man at the.
dry goods store now run by M. A.
Longley, will open store in the same
line at the Cummings block, in about
a month.