The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-22

Mr.. Goddard said: you may saw for
me, through The Spy, that we have no
intention of leaving Spencer at present.
or at any future time. The facilities
are such in Wire village that it would
De folly for us to think of moving our
plant to Worcester While in Worces-
Ter we would have better railroad IA
c!llties, the power for operating the
plant would be such a large expense as
to outweigh the difference of freight
and railroad facilities between Wire
village and Worcester In our present
location We have SUFFICIENT water power
TO run the plant by water the year
round, while in Worcester the power
would be mostly steam"
Henry Craemer of South Spencer was
IN town today displaying some speci-
mems OF what he called gold ore Mr..
carmen is the owner of a small farm
OF three acres in South Spencer, noted
Tor its barrenness. He claims to have
fortune on his farm in the shape of a
soid mine, which he asserts holds tons
upon tons of valuable gold ore.
To substantiate his statement, Mr..
Craemer drew forth from an inner
pocket OF his coat some specimens of
the rock, which he claims contains gold.
Ihese specimens, which he showed to
Inc Spy reporter, were of a light gray
lsh rock which Mr.. Craemer asserts
We're broken from a ledge on his farm
In the rock there glistened particles %
mica and quartz, which Mr.. Craemer
pointed to as gold. Mr.. Craemer said
he had come to Spencer to obtain cap
ital to operate the NINE and if he was
successful ne would soon be the richest
man in town.
James 3. Alder was before Trial Jus
tice A. W. Curtis this morning on com
plant of Almer Davis that Alder had
malciously allowed his hens to wander
over the premises of Davis, and that
Alder had refused to chase the hens
back when notified by Davis. The case
was settled by Alder agreeing to keep
his hens closed UP.
The house of John Cunningham of
Cherfy street was the scene Of a very
pretty wedding this evening at $50
O'Clock. The contracting parties were
MISS Eva, daughter of Mr. Cunningham
ana Ernest ID. Danforth, son Of George
"A. Danforth of lower Ash street The
ceremony was performed by Rev. F. III
Heath Of the Baptist Church. The
pride wore very pretty wedding cos
tune OF white mousseline de suisse
The couple were unattended. After the
ceremony wedding supper and recep-
ton were held at the home of the
brides parents
Miss Flora Mcdonald, forelady of ].
z. Fenner's knitting factory, is in Paw
tucket trying to engage help to come to
spencer to operate the knitting ma
chimes in the new factory. Mr. Fenner
intends to be started with full force by
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Jonah returned
this evening from their wedding Jour
ney, and will reside at IA High street.
Al the meeting of the selectmen last
night the drawing or orders was the
only business transacted. The largest
order drawn was for the highway de-
partment, amounting to $16a.
Miss Viola Bowen of lower Main
street, won the ring offered by the w
r. G. to the one selling the largest num-
per OF tickets fol the Carnival Of the
Holidays Miss Ruby Bordo sold the
second largest number winning the Sec
ond prize.
Hazel Leighton Of Hudson, formerly
proprietor of the Massasoit hotel is
visiting A. 2. Grant,
Mrs. Harry jerks and son, Arthur.
have returned from a two weeks visit
in New Britain, Conn.
A special car conveyed the band Of
me Bon Ton minstrels from Spencer
to West Warren and return.
Crimmins brothers have bought a
new i.orse from Henry Cooney.
Charles Mullens, formerly employed
by Sullivan, the expressman, has ac-
oepted position as turner in e. Jones
& Co.'s factory
w. D. Jonah and wife, who returned
from their wedding trip today, were
serenaded tonight in a novel fashion.
Mr.. Jonah and wife were out shopping.
and during their absence a ma rtv 81
friends 20 in number, went to the house
on High street and gained admittance
through back window. On the return
of the young couple to their home thew
We're greeted with cheers and the blow
ing OF norns. Mrs. Jonah was much
frightened and took refuge in tha
kitchen. Mr.. Jonah was much bewil- :,
dered by the uproar for a time. The
host and hostess and the unlimited
guests finally Gained down and spent
the rest Of the evening in social way.