The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-04
Millbury Musical AS
ISOLATION Is Or
ganized.
MASONS HOLD ANNUAL MEETING.
Many of the Craft Visit
the Local Fraternity
Many Town Notes.

Millbury, Oct. 3.-Millbury Musical
Second Congregational church this eve
ming at o'clock and organized for the
ensuing year. The association was
formed a year ago under the direction
OF r. E. Horne, with 60 members, and
was a great success. There was a full
attendance and officers were elected for
the year. The officers are: President,
E. c. Putnam; vice president, G. I.
Stone; secretary and treasurer John
Lee; executive committee, Mrs. Lomb-
ard and Edith Buck At regular
meeting of the Millbury council, No.SS9,
Royal Arcanum, in Arcanum hall, Bar
rows block, tonight, Frank E. Winsor
and suite were present. A collation.
followed.
Mrs. Louisa Congo, for the past nine
years a resident of this town, died at
her home ON South Main street at 1905
O'Clock today from tumor. Mrs.
Congo is 81 years old. She came here
from Auburn. A year ago she was
thrown out of a sleigh while driving,
near the power station, and has suf-
fered ever since from the shock. Mrs.
Congo was born in Canada in 1882 and
came to this country in 1882. She has
resided on South Main street ever since
she came into town. She leaves II
children, the Oldest 40 and the youngest
rs. The funeral will take place on
| Thursday forenoon at o'clock from
the Church Of Assumption. The body
will be laid to rest in st. Bridget's
| cemetery.
| The annual meeting of the Singletary
Cooperative Creamery Association was
held at the rooms Of the association,
West Millbury, today, at o'clock. Off
GERS were elected as follows: President,
w. A. Harris; directors. E. H. New
ton, E. e. Hartwell A. N. Brigham, B.
F. Bachelor; treasurer, c. z. Hutch
inson; superintendent, E. A. Whit
| more.
Charles Lawson Of Worcester played
a number of games of checkers with
local experts.
| The board of registrars will meet as
follows for the purpose of revising the
voting list and adding new names:
| Thursday, Oct. 10, from to D. m, at
the town clerks office: Monday, the
2Sd, from to p. M, at the select
mems room; Saturday, the 2Sth, from
liz m. to 10 D. M, in the selectmen's
room. The assessors will meet at the
same time for the purpose of assessing
| any persons who have been omitted
The school teachers of the Providence
street school yesterday found six win
dows broken. This trick has been done
| several times this year, and Mrs. Quirk
principal Of the school, has reported
it to the school committee
| A lively runaway took place this
morning. John Coulter was loading
wood at the New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad freight station for
| the Bourbon felt mill, when one Of the
bags fell upon the horses. They ran
in the arch Of the depot, one horse go
ing outside the post the other on the
inside. The harness was broken be-
yond repair. Mr.. Coulter will be more
careful hereafter
| w. e. Horne & Sons have bought a
| 14-acre woodlot from Marian Lily of
Oxford. Mr.. Horne said that he ex-
poets to get from it about 5000 ties and
| 300 cords OF wood. Mr.. Horne built
a shanty today, and will begin the cut
ting on Monday.
The Defenders of the west side formed
a basket ball team today, with Andrew
Brouilt as manager and Charles Army
as CAPTAIN. Mr.. Brouilt would like to
hear from Warren, Southhridge, Y. M.
/ u. "A. II.
ever through The Spy.
G.. H. M. Goddard's horse, while
hitched to a post near p. c. Paradi's
store, today, became frightened at the
high wind, and broke shaft and Wifi
hetree.
Timothy Shea Of the west side, re-
Gently employed in the Mayo wooden
mill, moved his family today to Jeffer-
| son to work in a wooden mill there.
| T1f1io l1n
have been the guests of the Misses Nor
rissey of Main street for the past week,
returned to their home in Blackstone
| today.
Mrs. William Meyers of New York
| city IL the guest of her father, William
| Dusthoff OF Elmwood street
| Thomas Donlon and daughter, who
have been the guests Of Thomas Donlon
| Of the west side, this week, returned to
| their home in Amsterdam, N. Y.
| The West Millbury Social union will
meet tomorrow night at the home Of e.
| A. Whitamore.
| B. o. Paine has put in new CRATE
| at the west side manhole.
| The marriage banns were published
for the first time yesterday for Adelard
| Lareau and Clara Cyr. The wedding
will take place Oct. Is at o'clock.
Charles Fareran of Marlboro was in
! town tooey, the guest of 2. w. Lacou-
| ture
| Arthur Rice has bought the old Quin-
| lin place on South Main street. The
deeds are being made out and he, will
| take possession Oct. Is.
| WILDER House, of Rushville, Ind:
| George Upton of Cleveland, Lui Mack
| of Detroit, John Barry of Boston and
! William Costello Of Westf1eld are reg
| istered at the Tourtellotte house
| Buck Bros. shut down today out of
| respect to the memory of John Dunn,
who died yesterday. He worked in
Buck Bros for many years as hard
ener and was praised by many of his
| workn1en
| The Miilbury basket ball team was
| out for practice tonight and showed up
we'll They are preparing for the game
on Saturday with the c. Y. NJ L. Of
| Worcester.
The annual communication of Tyrian
r. A., Chapters A. F. and A. NJ, was
held in Masonic hall tonight. The Off
GERS are: G. c. Longley, A. S. Winter.
Samuel N. Rogers Edward j. Hum
| phrey, Rufus r. Crane, Charles T.
Wilder. George ]. Dudley, A. P. How
ard: Visitors were present from sew
eTal places.
| The Signal Light division, No. 7
| Sons of Temperance Of Millbury. held
It's regular meeting tonight at Eagle
hall. Deputy Grand Worthy Patriot
| Annie +. Kibby and suite Of Worces-
| fer iuStallad tho offioaro 80 ~. fT...-,-