The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-03
Millbury Woman Had
Long Illness of
Heart Disease.
The UNITARIAN CONCERT.
Fine Program Rendered By
the Children Prepara-
tions For the Fourth.

Millbury July 2-Mrs. Mary D. Cole
wife of Lemuel D. Cole, died at the
Belfont house on South Main street at
an early hour this morning.
= Mrs. Cole has been a sufferer from
Heart disease for many years, and
when she was taken sick this morning.
her husband summoned DR.. j. R. Lin
coin, but when DR.. Lincoln arrived
Mrs. Cole was dead
Mrs Cole was born in Leeds York
shire, England, in 1889, and would have
peen sixty years old in few days. She
was member of the United Presby-
terlan church and faithful worker.
she came to this country in 1872,
ana was married to LemueI d. Cole in
1873. She leaves no children or relatives.
The body will be sent to Hampton, VI.
Monday morning, and the services will
be held in that place.
Mrs. VIM. J. Maxwell of Worcester
is the guest of Hervey T. Maxwell on
South Main street.
Children's Sunday was observed at
the Unitarian church on Elm street,
today. Rev c. NJ Grey preached a ser
mon to the children in the morning and
then followed exercises by the children.
consisting of singing and reeitatiops.
which were greatly appreciated. Mrs.
+. Fl. Mason of Worcester sang solos
and Miss Olive A. Powers and Mrs.
Mason sang duets.
After the exercises, a parish meeting
was held in the church, and at this
meeting it was voted to give Rev. c.
nj. Grey the pastor. a vacation, com
mencing the last Sunday in July, till
September l.
A committee composed of Miss Annie
Searles, Silas Dunton and Edgar Ar
mold, was elected to make arrange
ments for the installation of Rev. Z.
NJ. Grey, which takes place in Septem-
her A large party from this church
will go to Grafton tonight and pay a
visit to the Cotton church.
A meeting was held in the rooms of
the c. Y. NJ. L. A. today, to
make the final arrangements for the
Fourth of July outing at Lake Single
tary. Committees were appointed for
the various sports. One attraction will
be the 100-yard dash between John j.
Cronin and Frank WEIGH. This prom
Uses to be hot one, as both are well
together before on the track
During the evening, display of fire.
works will be in order. Richard Army,
the well-known clam baker, will have
charge of the clam dinner. Besid, s
these, a number of boat races will be
run off on the lake.
At the meeting of the various
churches, held for a union picnic, last
night, it was decided to visit Wausha-
cum lake for the picnic. AT the "a
rious evangelical churches today, the
report of the committee was received,
and it was voted to attend the picnic,
and the date would be arranged later
on.
Charles E. Burgess of Norwich is the
guest of friends in this place.
The barber shops in this place will
close on the 4th of July at 10 o'clock
a. m. for the rest of the day.
+, Nelson w. Sayles is the guest of his
father, Hon 1. B. Sayles, of Main
street.
Daniel McGrath of westerly, R. L. is
the guest of friends in this place.
j. E. Bachelor is at Sedgwick, Me,
for two months vacation.
Miss A. F. Brigham of Spencer was
the guest of friends in this place to-
day.
Mrs. j. E. Bachelor and daughter
Marion are ct Amsterdam, N. Y, on a
vacation.
Baseball cranks in this vicinity will
probably have chance to see the ma
tional game played in this vicinity by
fine amateur PLAYERS. Steps are being
taken now to organize team, and
some very promising players can be
found in this town if good manager
can be had. There is only one team in
this place at present, and, if this team
was picked and the best players taken
and Joined with other good men, team
could be formed that would give any
amateur team in the country rub to
defeat them. John D. Cronin will prob
ably take upon himself the task Of
forming a team. Today he went to
Grafton to confer with Joseph Norcross
of that place regarding forming teams
in the two towns.
DR.. Foster fl. Carey of Boston is the
guest of his aunt, Miss Sophia Harring-
ton, on Elm street.
j. c. Linton occupied the pulpit in the
Methodist church today, in the alb
sence of Rev. S. A. Mesler, who is on
a vacation.
The firemens baseball team play
the Grafton locals at Hassanimisco
park in Grafton on Saturday.
Miss Esther Grady of Worcester is
the guest of Miss Maggie ]. O'Connor.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Walsh of Boston
are the guests Of Bartholomew Murphy
of Sycamore street.
Mrs. Lena Gauthier and Warren X.
Pierce were married at their home on
South Main street, today. Rev. FIR.
Charland Of the Church of the Assump-
ton OBLIGATED.
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