The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-26
BRILLIANT EVENT.
Zahm Wybert Nup-
tails Celebrated
In Spencer.
DEALERS ANXIOUS.
License Applicants On
Tenterhooks of
Suspense.

Spencer, April 25.--In a room hand
someIy decorated with evergreen, roses
and pinks, Miss Bertha Ilida, daughter
of William T. Wybert of Lincoln street
became the wife of Marcus NJ. zahm of
Barre this evening. Rev. G. White
field Simeonson of East Rockaway, N.
Y, offlciated at the ceremony. Only
the relatives and few of the intimate
friends of the parties were present
At o'clock Mr.. Wybert gave the
bride away, and the ceremony was
then performed. Grace NJ. Young of
Worcester was bridesmaid and Will
liam H. Wybert, brother of the bride,
acted as best man. The bride was
handsomely attired in white organdie
trimmed with valenciennes and carried
in her hand large bouquet Of pinks.
The bridesmaid also wore white or
candle and carried pinks.
The presents were numerous and
beautiful.
Among those who were present are
Mrs. Lewis Capen from Charlton, Mr..
and Mrs. Eli Midgley and son Alfred,
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Rand, Mrs. Flor
ence Freeman, Miss Edna Rand, Mrs.
Maria Rand, Mrs. Nettie Culross and
son William and Mr. Walter Foster,
all from Worcester. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
L. Rand and son Leighton, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Done of North Brook
field, Miss Ida Goblin Of East Brook
field, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Conway
and daughter Ruth. Miss Jessie Con-
way of Northboro, G. G. Wright, Mrs.
Sophia Wright, H. / Wybert,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith,
Mrs. I. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Adams, Mr. Silas Smith and
Mrs. Lizzie Putnam, all from Spencer
After the marriage, the happy couple
started for a short wedding trip and
will reside in Barre on return.
All the machinery left in the boot and
shoe shop formerly run by Prouty Bros
was sold today at auction. Charles
Boyden was auctioneer. The principa
purchasers were Charles N. Prouty, Jo-
seph Page, T. O'Connor and a few gen
tlemen from Boston.
Stetson's Uncle Toms Cabin" il
billed to play at the town hall Tuesday
May 2
A bicycle propelled by an electric mo
tor flew down Main street today at {
high rate Of speed. 1t was pacing
some rider who followed close behind
This is the first bicycle Of that kint
Until tomorrow evening, the liquo
men of the town will be kept in anx
iety. Ever since the town went Ii
cense and thirteen applicants were sen
into the board Of seIectmen, the peopl
have been wondering who the luck.
seven would be. 1t remains in tn
hands Of George II. Kramer, Albert W
Curtis. Napoleon Hamelin, Nathan E
Bryant and Herbert H. Capen, tn
five men composing the board of Sc
lectmen. to decide the six heads tina
viii fall in the basket
Some Of the men who have made ap
plication for licenses are not SO cage
now to secure them, on account of tn
advance in the price Of the licenses
But most Of them are living in hope
that the seleetmen. at the special meet
ing tomorrow afternoon, will FOLLOW
the example Of the MiIlbury selectmel
and lower the price again. Most o
them think that slf00 and $500 woul
be the proper prices.
The Spencer grange held a meeting
this evening In the G. A. \. hall. Edsoi
c. Bemis and Henry H. Kingsbur
opened q discussion. the topic bein
How can farmer employ his TIM
during the mont hof April2"
The second principal topic was, 9TH
hired man and the hired girl IN tn
farmers home" Herbert p. Jones
master OF the Spencer grange, opene
the subject. followed BY Mrs. Edwar
Warren, Miss Margaret c. Donnelly an
w. L. Pentecost. Music vas furnishe
BY Miss Katherine T. Donnelly and sc
lections were read by Miss Emma Sen
ter.
Spencer people will have to swallow