The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-26
SOWING The SEED.
Big Crop Of Candi-
dates For the Fall
Harvest.
MANY GOOD men MENTIOPgD.
Eighth District Choice Falls
To Milllbury the
Present Year.
MANY GOOD men MENTIOpgD

Millbury July 25.-Already politics
are being talked of in this town for the
fall. The way the Sth representative dis
trict schedule is arranged this fall IL
VIII be Millbury's turn to name the can
didate for next term.
Friends of several different PARTIES
are in the field at this early date in the
hopes of securing their favorites nom
nation. Among the names nut for
ward are those of C. T. Aldrich, Henry
W. Carter and Samuel E. Hull. All of
THESE men with the exception of Mr..
Aldrich have been in some way or other
connected with town politics. Mr.. AL
drlch is mill owner and a good bust
ness man, and a good number are in
favor of him =
>. r. Hull is also manufacturer and
mas held several town offices with good
results. Mr.. Carter is at present road
SsoG daL and has also served in
dlITerent capacities in town Several
other names are in the field and each
party is sure that the favorite would
make a good representative if elected
and will do all in their power to further
their plans
Alfred LeMay, who was injured AT
valley Falls on the bicycle ride to
providence on Sunday last, is able TO
pc about. The fracture of the collar
Done is not so bad as was thought at
ilrst ana ne Will be able to go to work
IN TWO or three weeks. At the place
where LeMay met with the accident
there is bad washout in the road and
II was because of this that LeMav pot
his fall. Several of the riders who went
on the trip said the roads at the place
Wnere the accident occurred are some
thlng awful and that LeMay has a. good
case against the town of Lonsdale, Lee
May Will consult a lawyer and then he
VIII take steps against the town OF
Lonsdale. Jesse Paine, another of the
riders who went on the trip, told The
spy man today that the roads at that
place were in awful condition and that
he only escaped a fall by iumping from
his wheel, and he thinks that LeMav
has good grounds for a suit.
Dog days were ushered in today by a
dreary, dismal rain that came in small
showers all day. Farmers are glad ia
see the rain and say that it will do them
lots of good. Quite a few fishermen cot
out their fishing tackle and came back
with some fairly good strings.
Jerry Lyons is making repairs on his
building on North Main street. He will
make small store out of the building
when it is finished.
Archie Hinchcliffe and party of BIZ
cycle riders went through this town
early this morning on their way to
Westboro. They stopped a few minutes
in town and had lunch.
Mrs. Moses Cyclex of Bloomingda.e.
n. Y, is the guest of friends in town.
The officers of the local lodge of A.
o. H. were installed this evening by
Court President John ]. Rogers of
Worcester in Elm hall on Elm street.
They are the following: President.
Thomas A. Dowd; president, Jer-
ry F. Lyons; financial secretary, James
H. WEIGH; recording secretary, William
F. WEIGH; assistant financial secretary.
Patrick Buckley; sergeant alarms,
Thomas Dolan; sentinel, Cornelius
Donovan. Various committees were
also installed
Joseph Perry and Dixon Bebo of the
local baseball team went to the meet
ing held in st. Germaine Hotel this
evening for the purpose of arranging a
schedule of games for the Blackstone
Valley League.
The Aldrich cotton mills in Aldrich
village will start UP in short time.
Charles T. Aldrich, the owner OF the
mills, was seen by The Spy man today,
and he said that repairs were being
made at present, and as soon as they
were finisehd the mills would be start
ed. The mill has been closed for the
past month. and most of the families
who were employed in the mill have
moved out Of town. The mill employs
about 125 persons when it is in full OPP
Grafton.
Weavers in plenty are rushing to the
Mayo wooden mills in Bramanville to
secure night work. The mills only run
short time last night on account Of
the nom appearance of the night engin-
eer.
The old Waterman estate on North
Main street, owned by the Bellvilles,
which was to be sold at public auction
today, was not sold. There was one or
two bidders at the auction.
Repairs are being made on the Park
hill schoolhouse near the power sta
ton of the Worcester & Suburba road.
The inside of the schoolhouse is being
painted and repairs are being made
about the building.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
repairs at the Millbury cotton mills
tank. and the work will be completed
in a short time.