The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-07
QUlNAP OxET.
c. G. Wood Mfg. Co.'s Mill to Start Up
This Week

~ " "OO0 wig SC' Will 10 oIdfL Up
This Week.
Quinapoxet, Feb. 81. S. Moulton
of North Woods took the Quinapoxet
grammar school on d sleigh ride to
Worcester last night. Among the par
| ty were Misses Il. C. Harrington and
Bertha Graham, teachers, and Maggie
| Cummings, Mayme Anderson. Alice
| Brown, Annie Moowen, Maggie Ander-
son, Annie Hanover, Florence Dunsler,
| Ethelyn Seaver, NJ. Y. O'Day. George
Dunsler, Patrick Hanover, Charles
| McDermott, John McDermott, Thomas
| Anderson, James Cummings. Henry
| Curtis, Edward Veitch, Ernest Lang
| lois.
Miss Maud E. Cummings has re-
| turned home after a week 5 visit with
friends in Spencer
James Richard of Oxford is visiting
at the home of John Casey on Mill
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lenard of Put
| nam are spending a few days with
| their daughter, Mrs. j. Frank Wood,
| at Edgemere.
A sacred concert was held at the
| nome of Mrs James Hanover last
night. Music was furnished by John
Hallihan, Miss Della O'Day, Michael
O'Day and Patrick Hanover. Among
those present were Mrs. Peter Brown,
| Mrs. Alice O'Day, Mrs. William An
derson and Miss r. C. Harrington.
The Lovellville mill, owned and oper-
ated by the C. G.. Wood Mfg. Co.
| which has been shut down for the
| last two weeks, expects to start up
Wednesday, Feb. s. The mill employees
about 80 hands.
| stephen Cole of Jefferson is build
| ing an addition to his barn on High
land street. Mr.. Cole has beer in the
| grocery business, but now expects to
open hennery.
whist tournament was held at the
home of Miss Florence Brown last
| night. Margie O'Day won first prize
| and Julia Cummings the BOBBY prize.
| The first prize was a pearl pin and
the BOBBY prize, a pint OF peanuts.
| Miss Mary Veitch, who has been
seriously i'll the past two weeks with
the grip is slowly recovering.
| simon Chapman resumed his duties
as night Waterman of the c. G. Wood
Mfg. Co.'S mill last night Mr. Chap
man has been i'll and unable to attend
to his duties since Christmas.
| A. Loretta O'Day, Nellie E. Ander-
son and Annie NJ. Anderson are spend
ing a few days with Miss Sarah Fitz-
patrick of HYDE Park.
Mrs. j, Frank Wood is visiting
| friends in New Jersey
Minnie Cutting has returned after a
short visit with friends in Worcester.
Miss Josie f. Cummings has returned
after a short visit with friends in
Spencer
/ Mrs. David f. Fox. who has been i'll
at her home on Mill street, is GONZALES
cent. Thomas mccarthy begins today
to harvest the ice for the Side Hill
farm, owned and run by Miss Lizzie
| Clark
| l.. Y Reach of Worcester has re-
signed his position as foreman in the
finishing department of the Quinapoxet
wooden mill.
/ Mrs. Mary Mullins of jefferson spent
yesterday with friends on Mill street.
Miss Josie L. Carey has returned
home after short visit with friends
in Worcester.
Mrs Adore PEGGY is still at home
on Mill street.
! 1t was a great pleasure to the many
! friends of Mr.. Myron Hubbard to see
him able to be out to attend church
yesterday.
Mr.. Nicholas O'Day wishes to inform
his many friends that he is now ready
to take pupils in waltzing. His school
will be opened every Tuesday and Fri
day evening. Music will be furnished
by the QuinapoXet orchestra, George
Dunsler leader.