The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-14

Clothing was cared for by Abbott and
Aitken. Refreshments were served.
Among those present We're: Miss
Della Tracy, Miss Lillian Pineart, Miss
Sarah Drabble, Miss Sadie Grady. Miss
Canes Corey, Miss Sarah Cannon, Miss
Eva Finnerty, Miss Lila Lawson, Miss
Mary Campbell, Miss Norah Scanlon,
Miss Theresa Joyce, Miss Norah Cor
man, Miss Dora Devine, Miss Katie
Mentally, Miss Grace Connolly, Miss
Sarah. McEnany, Miss Minnie Grady,
Miss Mamie Grady, Miss Katie Noonan
Miss Mamie Burns, Miss Sarah McHaie
Miss Jennie O'Malley, Miss Sarah
Scanlon, Miss Katie Hestor, Miss Katie
Gill, Miss Annie Scanlon, Miss Cert
rude Glynn, Miss Mamie Stutor, Miss
Addie Murray Miss Celia O'Toole, Miss
Mae Sargent Miss Margaret Carney,
Miss Mary A. McHale, Miss Mary A.
Gallagher Miss Mamie Powers, Miss
Lizzie Hester, Miss Lizzie Tracy, Miss
Minnie O'Malley Miss Stella Brick,
Miss Nellie Mcdonnell, Miss Agnes
Corey. $780,
Miss Margaret Fadgen, Miss Title
O'Grady, Miss Nellie Riley, Miss Mary
Ruane, Miss Nellie Heagney, Miss Az
mes Grady, Miss Katie Burke. Miss An
lie hGdtluS, miss IldllllG lobtA nv MISS
Sadie Burke Miss Clara Lawson Miss
Norah Mitchell, Miss Maggie Noonan,
Miss Mary Tully, Miss Mae Connolly,
Miss Alice Brick, Miss Nellie CARAVAN,
Miss Katie Savage, Miss Bridget Ora
dy, Miss Emily Wright, Miss Maud
Goodsell Miss Katie Lawless, Gregory
Borlen, James Steel, Patrick Quinn, Jo-
seph Moran, John Mulroy, P. J. O'Mai-
ley, James Gibbons, Joseph Kittredge.
Emory Narcotic, Henry Nolan, John
Boyle, James Mcdonnell, Edward Scan
lon, William sMGNarne-a Henry Gem
nors, Henry Mccormack.
Henry Padden, Michael Noonan,
Thomas Ruane, Austin Ruane, Patrick
Mullin, Thomas #. Ryder, Patrick
Burns, Michael Kittredge, James Nc
Nally, William Joyce, Albert Ennins,
John Sargent, Herbert Cartwright,
John F. F. O'Malley, Austin Grady,
Thomas Kelly, Henry riorney, William
Kelly, Philip Gibbons, Richard Phil
bin George Jewett, John 7. Philbin,
William Welsh, P. t. Flaherty, Frank
Nolan, John Grady, Frank NJ NC
Glinchey, Joseph Finnerty, Henry
Cartwright. William OToole. Patrick
Noonan, Thomas Moran.
The Hillside Club is the Oldest organ
ization of the kind ia Clinton, and is
today one of the strongest. Patrick j.
Gibbons, its president, is one of the
best known young men in town. He
is a student at Bakers Business COL
lege, Worcester.
The office furniture Of the Clinton
Gaslight Company was packed by
Lucius Field & Co., today, and shipped
to Boston. Hereafter the main office
of the company will be at % Central
street Boston, from which location all
the properties of the Boston Light
Heat and Power Company are man
aged 1t is the intention of the new
owners to open in some good location
a first floor store which will be open
during the customary hours.
This store will be stocked with line
of gas stoves, for cooking heating and
other purposes, and with all kinds of
gas lighting contrivances. Special at
tention will be given to devices for,
heating and cooking purpose
owen Cunningham will undoubtedly
execute the contract abandoned by
William s. Cunningham, his son. as
soon as the season opens, substantial
ly as printed in The Spy month ago.
William A. Fuller is now, as he has
been the largest creditor. He will not.
however, as rumor has had it, assume
and execute the contract.
A breach of promise trif%will be
given in the Clinton Theatre, Jan. "A,
under the auspices of the local camp,
Sons of Veterans. The trial will be
under the supervision of Col. A. ".
Newton of Worcester and G. b. Perry
of Worcester. A well known citizen of
Clinton, whose identity is for the pres
ent concealed, will be accused of per-
fidious conduct toward a young wom-
an.
Supt. George w. Burgess commenced
the work of putting in the signals att
either end Of the section Of track used
in common by the Leominster and
Clinton and Worcester and Clinton
street railways. When a car is in the
block the signals show red.
The Dazzlers and the Metropolitans
will play basket ball at the rink Sat
urday evening
Word has been received that Charles
McGualle, who went to Boston to UNI
dergo an operation. is doing well. He
is at his home in Fitchburg.
Secretary T. l.. Walsh of the volun
teer relief committee, announces that
tomorrow the 81 a month payable to-
the heirs of dead soldiers belonging to
20. X. will be ready The money has
been held back pending the adjustment
of an opinion from the office OF the at
torney general, that the claims would
have to be probated as estates. The
details have been printedfin The Spy
The central fire station committee
have notified Walter +. Page that the
new station must be ready for occu-
many the first Of February. At that
time William G. McGlinchy will be
ready to make his annual report. The
work was scheduled to have been com
Melted November !, 1898. II sufficient
Funds are left over, the committee will
cover the furnace fues and steam pip
INC with asbestos with a view OF pro-
tnet,ne the woodwork of the station.
'eI The republican town committee met
+onigbt at the home of Nell Walker
for the purpose Of organizing. As no
quorum appeared, the meeting was adj
san,ned 10 next Tuesday night.
The Liberty True Blues held an en-
joyable social this evening.