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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01
REFUGEES IN NETWORK.
ARMENIAN ExlLEs WHO WORSHIP AT
The ADAMS MEMORIAL CHURCH
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HANDS OF The 7rsg
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rs.tx.v y r-sz--s- -1-L Es-.- sz--et--.'5 s--z
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80 -, = z--st-x 80 al - s-s-zy - =
80. - -ts -=s-.s u ...s 80 - -sT = -
ell re g s-sezV0-i-z - -,--- ---1 80 10y
s--4--.- c.tlzs-s al c-= ar szt@-T P--.--- "a
&c. - s-.u-e .-s.-s ri - z c--..-t- --,-t'
re Aru@risn = ro- zFs- . OK a. SIS -
tszif =u-z.s T0r-fs
.-Tte -ss-zses ara al - t--s sT-pa--J ~ t-i'
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rs-o- = ~ T--kis1 C-z--z-s 1853 - - z-$='
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tins g sadly re=ist y IS 5%cvs
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-o--s q, sszso- % - a. sTs-z.--ess - i-s -
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10y. as {. VS. given T. -1z- ts--zTzT ~ W
OF, Re backing 2. a. A-s---z- z--T-
=, yc- a. protect = -1=-s- T-- 81 :, g -ers'
We VII remain zhs-s - a.
by his o-e uob,- s-s=s- - szT.- 80 -Tes OF
-szr,v II hundred p.c- A-1-s-iz-s. 10y G, t1en
- s-yss-,s who h.t z,z- - r'-s-s - re-
.rs - - s-@T WEI tlzE - -ss@---1- = ,ls'l
would = tne s.-nai 20 Ee-.-s- 49,,
came. Az hey -oT -. -1-s - :, =. -.
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@. 10, o1ly po=sit,s ~ $500 -s1'- IS 1en'
-s.--s-i. - ~ r-s<s-. = ---s- a.. - Turk
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victims 10. - r.r- -x-=S - - - Ei--cs 1,s'
ord s-t nee So a - s-t--ts = 80,
ssvz-tsEss G. strangers = s--z-Et -ti-s "a
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01
WILL BE ABELLANT~ DANCING
COUNTRY HOUSES AND CITY HOUSES WILL
rvvrs Cr.D-vAsfFrC~ED CHEER

OYER CLD-FAsErCSED CHEER
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~ t-s .-.s.sr-t--i-z-s -s--r-l-r p ~ 80 80
-axss 80 ,s--y - -z- za'-f r-s7-lst = rs ~
-ra--y 49, --l--V Tez-s 80 80 'T-~- %
.s.-o- - q es-.-=s ysl-s 49, r--- - 49,
,---a. = - ---~ s--s--s.-et --r- res- 49,
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w. -r- 49, - 49, a. az s5re-f ~ -
sssf-f.s - - 1~es - s-i ---fsT zs--e -
-,.s = -~e -.es Wv Tszrs -~-kss 80 c-rsr
--ss. r.-. -t1.- -zr-,rr a. -rfst ."rs =
$3.50. 81 5-spa-s1 y 80 ar -a--s = 80
--s-sas
- 49, Tsa-. sa--s u-- as = % - 80 -
-t4t-.ss - ---------rs -r.e--lt.-- ~ g.
49, r-s-z.-.s re- .1e ----s, 90 = HSz-'
az ss~s-1t ,.,s- s-s-y-is ,c7-1r -t1c's -
=. -rrlr-s az ~ -a-T 1853 c1-'-.t tr-'- -@t'e'
~ ~ 1.-- e C.-,i-e---- a. E=Plrs -'s'---ss
xEw AND NOVEL FEATURES
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s---ss-,s--4 .-s-. -- - zs-y -s- 81 --Fs
.sa-.-es z-~-g -,s- r--s-- T,e-s s-z5-c-
----ss s-s ,..s- tr.-zs = ~ So - s--s-tai-
80 -.E5-s- O. e 20 7-s- 1sisr,i-- ---ts
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s.---sl % 80 ----t-g ---sss g LIZ if,1r- 49,
r. Tvss--z=t-s- C,1-,y - - 80 ss-s-g 49,
49, s----s- ----s - - -zs 80 - az
= = ale. -.s 81 49, 49, e,-e- 5@z-y.
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A. t-s.ssd tz-E7zr- az srca c-ckTsrc "a
--sv --Te = g. -re 80 f----. ere 80
IS - s-1 49, 49, sTs-T 90 rz-'t-E -
r---z srzv "a .--------t --s --,s- z--s--z y
80 -zTs 49, s-s--z---s = Z re--1------.@.
- 80 -. --s.- as az -z-st->z-s -
rzs--- --z- -r.-z-s az -s-z--sr az a.
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$3.50 ---- ---.- 49, ----.r- ssll--
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- w-s- - --aFs .s-.-s-- 40 --sr 7%s-
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re -c--s-s 49, ~ 80 ---T-s. f--o-E1 Tn--1
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

from beginning 20 end" said ne all go sufse.i.'s
.,!sifOr First 10, Ike This a. g. c.en ~ icr =
Li-x NIX. s4rYed cold Win q salad. 10 i equally
good Ham and eggs aftefTarf has 20 ef-a4. ~
ms esiiztlo, for an all-saf i-fyirg clsn IDI p s
.rr nan and as 4 seae0rer nam r-1k~- anything
zood When II is nearly gs@c ~ tne scraplrss 20
for . ham C.neleff@ and. finally. after az j. gone
"a, can 80 the bone for Sup During the stages
II ms economic ciseertafiJ1 5amDo's eyer grew
rour6er and rogncer and als expre--lon more ana
raorS 1isgf4-tef
-, M r.wd Dfrah" ne was overheard % say
70 ne wife at-e-yard. he jus aralysec that nam
70 powder Dere Wa muffin Jeff q IT,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

~ae as0D-ei almost - matter - curse Her
iarze ccla.n-snce among tne veteran soldiers %
5.rlls made &. easy f8r h~r es-a1.sa herself A.
m 81 r. her business ard from TIE day 1len she
opened aer 0Tice September !. ls.. she vas busy
woman
OUTSIDE ~ her Office Miss Sweet Known - oae
1n9 has 1ren .0rg an active H9rxer tor municipal
reform she president % me Municipal order
League Vncu Q was uO-- active. ar1 1a- one -
the founders an. tr-cfors ~ the Civic Federation
r. ChIcag0 sac is charter member % that
powerful social organization the chicago W0man's
Club lnI 1as IT, PRESIDENT ln -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01
-E9rr yo-y1 z0Yry VT

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~ hav. 49, - .>--- E-'--S v----r i-f',-s-
,,-s --s- 80 ----s- ------i - go -.~- Ftsss-
s,--s.>.s - = - --s--rt--.-s I-t >rl-t -
-,--,.sz-- lr-vsv ---i---s .-s- s--- -.r va:
.izars seie - axe - ----t, AVA g -
r.s- --- -. E.--s---. - -. U'--t~ 20 I,
,. rv.- s-l- as -. 1880 20 ~ -, ---ses
. -te. -crit Ia Ec-.- a 80 80 49, =
-, --sr-.i II t-ls IS. s,s-s 90 -&rt --t- a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01


xIxEu-rP VISITING cthI7
g.. "a ,-.r,s -. young toet ass always
-. ey-s.sersd - s.zr = com.r-cr. ~ -,
80 o.. y-.,r r. To sls.s4 s t-lnzs ln@f- ~
se4.~ 70 wax over IA stamp t c-' -
.-s-u,. I, under sy0,r err sr@ sI-r'ss-'1. ~
daily Es@ and denots supremacy - = y - AZ
- sizn ,nsrsf0re t1at re fNertl.'f fe,-''
10 70 - rrter fas rue = zsnpc'z,| -'--
->s .s-ot-fre f1c- 1zs i---esset - r1-cn -
80 =. tsta YEAR, j. s. n9- - 'C-g az tnzt s1=
xho cosl8 ooast o. srnz.i f9o- '7re No - me
rasxirnrra r.Is - T. 80 even -. II. r-f% ~.
A. ali uacorr,,- 81 Non -. u e,n'.--'-
er-su an 81 az - . s-= ,ofrl1E -f-e'1 -
o-ss-+,x = r---ts- = r..zs t1-s n'sr - -
.ras.sr. ez.s ,,-,oses q. yo-rz yrs ;rsa> H''t@n
to s.rh.ss..~ 80. s1cfe-y vcrar. c9r1a,4ni.nz
ur.o- ,sls "a r 80 80 s-,@razks- - ss11 y
/. ausn-i.v ~ mr.. .-,-- VIA, s.zss' - ask%-
Prom ,osr, q, sf9s-a s-srsr~o t,l,si-z irs>@
you'd s--e.y ccvs- 81 r@C-.rs--sr's. n'-i t>-n@
lad not cDrstcara1 f,e r. --rsn = rs Esrsrsf',
for fully rhl-t = re cisss required -s-zsr s1%s
4. sem. si-,ss. Irc-sLlh-s t1sf Vher va
. r1rs ,st that rrT ngrlosr th-s-s al z raj Tsrs
5ciss-scs.rIy lzrzs. snc that ! 49, - sensitive
'>hou. ,hs IL = ~ TOT rat VOID rsye, ts-
any ore ny nurnb<r. vile NJ b-5-hsrs we're con-
,t.nuzilv making .okes soog- IT, ~ TT rnto> MS
cry. The men n t,ose isys ,houzai everything q;
4. small f,o- n1t ron -1sT - ut SEN - ere
iwhe-hsr fest are lzrgs q snail - mat tnsT are
well sao1 kno1 several stately yo1ns O@agiiss
wiz wear rsr. anc % 1ot ne.itat- - 49, - =
crezEec eI@rc..@ o. lL@ 80 y -'-'.--
do9bts1iy much ~ q WIN ~ t'---t- 1879
RI. that The Only fes-cr- XIV >He fanny
of s-hie-'c girls. mo are Sr-at .Ip'-r ~ -.
Comparatively snort ara ra.t saa-H 80
~ ,n.,,sg srs Toynr g.srfe..es ard zsar their
pro,nert s1o@s Prooso4y - .er, 800 ~
Sr.s.1r fo- -he,r IL ~ certs.rIy t,e 7a04s ~
uskd 20 vssr would - irnDossir.iit-ee npTa1af-
80 LOSGER BOHEMIAN.
..,,-r -. - -.. a. NJ " .. ,.ts re
.. -. - So af-,--
q Ter "'-'Sf ~ o'-'-.-'-f -
with the woman n question, 2 AF=y 4t'-e rr~>f-Ee
.z.zlv z-ldozr sro.,, BOHEMIA vro had man Tet
:. - 1890. ..-r-... d. -...- -. 80. q.
10 n~-S's '--'-.''
must see-n 70 her sitsr nHr long year. ~ -'-i''s
and rs1asinz anc try.n9 - fa<- n,-- @'i'-- me-
- 1900 '.-. ..--.--. - -.
wants an SiFlJ ~ p7'-H---A-,i--. 7@rf-'- ---@
f. thoroughly happy7
ON tie corf-s-r~ VS. ne srezer II r. NJ
- =. =. - D.. .r s-.5-.. s..r s-.s.y
Psh'Dh t"st 81 "i'-7 -- o. ~--, ''
stinz vas perfect. j. ls true nsr cre' sent y Z
x-<<>.f., >c,Ls6 .,t no.. Feffof-rs diner (, VS.
-. ..... 1890 =
scnnifaD.F s@fst9 aND ~ l1'- oPD'''. .''-- am
eozers were sEc3rb My va dressed IN beau
tt,,,t r--A-os 1oz, I'D esozel re !,rg rore d.
-. -, =, - t-s. s--,- ,.- I'D
p-~Fi- N-l-- ~ -
ser house left n1fning - V.sf icrf DD' ias Nao-@
hing Wa Jul Do you rff--'nhff moss lciy .i-t.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01
u-RE~ HOPE = OVER

II -..e. .ove tz- AIMS; - ---r "a ',sT z->-s
z-z-s--,al--s - re 'ss.t-ss = -z--c 80 49,
-~--4z re -es TX 80 s.-t.T ---s--e-z----
81. s-a. ~ 80 s--e-T.s--r = re z-@s- 10y
- t-,zzs-e. u-s- n -ots-s1 I-ss,- e =
ss-a---s-- sse---st re t.r,s- T.sF- - .-@s----.
Ie.9a-ei 80 f9,.,-.rg Es-ezTric go 20
T-.-s-- e-~-.--I -s- Ire Clfl -. serTs- -.- 80
7rss - Pr 1t.,n Ssr1a0 ai-nsst al z c-s'--ct
80 {. ,e-.l-r r. - rs-is Ike zo,> ,z-r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01
WIS. B4LLNGTON room I'LL.

NJ Baliing,on Booth is suffering from severe
stack q the sTip 40 her home. ln Montclsir - !.
Her husband sad yesterday that De- felt more than
uneasy about g. because g. hnd weakened the &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01
Dainty Cake

THE Royal Baking Powder
IL makes sweet, light, finely
favored and wholesome breads,
biscuit and cake. 1t is of high
leavening strength, and therefore
goes far in work and is economical.
Government and other scientific
tests show that it is perfect leaven-
ing agent, absolutely pure.
so.l- s.sfss -c~cEs co sEs yea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

- ~ rs,-- Cz---r sit -s<s-r t--"' -
~ -ut-r <-xzxs-s-.f IS ~ - -
~r- ,-E - = = t~8eT-t c-5T'c 20 -sfn 'eS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

- rs[ 7cs- So
@rs - s-s-F ss--- a. -
Azzg ava 80 = $3.50
- -T-e
! e---ss-r-s rr-T a. re-
Cy-oc *. go. * - r,-
- sss--- 20 . .-sg a. -
=. -r-ss a. s--s-- a go
- ~. sr--e --r-=-- 81 -
- rise 80 Tsz-- -ssT
- pa ~
Sc ~ srz-F s---s 49, -
Lrsv e-zT r-- - s----N
= 80 go 70 49, -. -
Es--E - 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

According % a recent report from Russia. there
j. professional highway woman In that couu-rr
whose name given Barbara Damleris She IL
said % be dashlnz and beautiful and TO ride Ike a
c@niaur In descrb.ns her Workmanship the
statement is made that she can scallop the edge
or tiny Russian coin with rife bullets A. any
range within sight She s also distinguished FOR
her courtiy manners. end. Ike all famous high
waymcn shc robs only the rich. giving literally 20
the poor She avoids all possibility OF the shading
q blood and. although she wears mems clothes
her voice and beauty declare her 20 be- a woman
Tho people In The neghborhooi in which she car
res on her trade enthusiastic In their praise 0,
this woman i0otpad.
AMERICA REPRESENTED
But that the ola World does not hold the monop-
oy u daring feminln'y may be gathered from a
perusal Of our Western papers IN Sebrasks war
rants FOR highway robbery out Tor the of
four glrs-Loretta silver. Aoiiie Adamson. Georgia
NcShare and Settie MlisfeaG-agei respectively
sixteen. nineteen. twenty -ons ana twenty two
The girls who are an from respectable families.
are alleged 70 have held up nearly score oi
traveller one Of whom Was solder from Fort
Slolrara within 'he last four months
Their plunter Or known 70 have exceeded s. ~ In
value al least About four months a series u
Those attacked described their assallanis as small
men an tolerabiy well dressed and al masked ard
armed with two reviewers apiece Finally one a.
iufo victim venfured the opinion that the high
wayrneu were not men At al. but girls In male at
tire Suspicion. awakened. settled on the gir4s
a close watch vas set on their movements. and
. Few davs ago all four were surprised ~ nep-
10 the act Of holding ny man IN the
vanctnx 20 arrest them. was surprised by vOlley
% bullets which forced him TO beat har) re-
treat All the girls have led TO paris unhiS$h u,
and the scenes Of their ouiiawry kno" theFao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01
SOME WAYS OF THE WORLD.
socrETY GIRLS SHOES RUS SEVERAL
SIZES LARGER THAN OF OLD -

oxr BoHE,tIAx WHO DID NoT fISD HfPFl-
xEss ~ WEALTH srzER STORIES ~
The Worcester spy., 1899-04-14
SWEPT TO HIS DEATH.
Counterpart Brook Claimed the Life of
a Two-year-old Baby Boy.

Clinton, April 13.-The swift and mar
row Counterpart brook that flows
across this town, sweeping by the
of Brook street, demand
ed the life of Daniel Ferry this morn
ing, and got it. Daniel was the child
of Hugh Ferry, who resides on Brook
street. He was playing on the edge of
the pond, with some other children
when he fell in and was swept down
ward by the swift current to a point
almost opposite the factory Of the Clin-
ton Wall Trunk company. Shriekng
with fear the children had warned the
adults in the neighborhOod of the acci-
dent. 1t was almost 20 minutes after
the accident happened before the body
was taken out of the water and car
ried to a near by house by LemueI Rus
sell. Dr. ]. ]. Goodwin was summoned
and arrived within a few minutes after
the body was taken out of the water.
He did everything known to science to
restore breath to the body of the child.
but in vain. The boy was two and one
half years old. His mother is almost
Frustrated with grief.
The remains now rest in the home of
the parents.
The Worcester spy., 1899-04-14
forwards: Hatch.

Granger forwards; Hatch, centre;
Gaffney and Clapp, backs.
Ernest Boutwell, will referee the
game, which will be followed by a
dance.
The water main will soon be extend
ed from South Main street to the old
Bates place. which is soon to be made
into a summer hotel.
Daniel b. Gilbert has completed his
engagement at the store of H. c. Cum
mings. Mr.. Gilbert will go immediate
ly to Putnam, Conn.,, where he Will
open a grocery store. He has pur-
chased a horse from Freeman r.
Doane and will start early next week.
His place will be taken by Frank
Cummings.
Superintendent c. A Jefts of the
Warren, Brookfeld and Spencer Elec-
trio railway has settled with Thomas
Donovan of New Braintree on ac-
count of injuries received by Donovan
on the North Brookfield line a few
weeks ago.
The passenger train on the North
Brookfeld railroad was delayed this
morning, because of an accident TO the
driving wheel of an engine on the main
road.
1t is likely that a special town meet
ing will be called soon, to see how the
town will dispose of its hearse and
horse, also to again take up the arti-
Gle to purchase an odorless cart, de-
feated at yesterdays meeting.
Arrangements have been completed
for the hurdy gurdy party at town hall
tomorrow night and everything points
to a success. The hurdy gurdy will ar
rive tomorrow night. Prof W. H.
Quigley's german class of Spencer will
come over in special car as guests
of the evening
The Worcester spy., 1899-04-14
FUNERAL oFLUTHER GREEN.

The funeral of the late s. Luther
Greene GA years old who died so sud
denly Tuesday morning, was held this
afternoon, at his home Rev. F. E. Heath
of the Baptist church oficiated.
The pallbearers were Charles Ludden,
H. c. Bemls, T. Leslie Bemis and Edward
7. Kittredge. The body was place in Pine
Grove cemetery.
A meeting of the class of '99 of David
Prouty high school was held this after
noon. Miss Bertha L. Muzzy was elected
class prophecies and Henry H. Lee pro-
phet on the prophecies The class CON
tains "a members, the largest graduating
class for years.
Peter Mcclure of Newport, N H, was
visiting in town today. He formerly had
charge of the stitching machines in the
big shop for years.
The personal property of Mrs. Eliza
Watson was sold this afternoon at auc-
ton.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
eiety met last evening at the residence
of Mrs. George H. Marsh of Main street.
The lenten envelopes were received at
this meeting.
John Avery has returned from Boston,
where he had cancer removed from his
face.
The Worcester spy., 1899-04-14
BASE BALL IN GRAFTON.
Association to Raise Funds by Means of
a Tech Glee Club Concert.

Grafton, April 13.-The Grafton Base
Ball Association has secured the popu-
lar Tech Glee Club of Worcester to give
a benefit concert in town hall, on the eve
ming of April IS. The singers will be as
sisted by Louis Kelso Brennan, who is
well-known to Grafton people. A social
dance will follow the concert and continue
until o'clock on the morning of Patri-
OTIS day.
A book social" was held in the vestry
of the Baptist church this evening, un-
der the management of the library COM
mittee. A musical and literary program
was rendered.
The ladies of the West Church held
their monthly meeting last evening, which
was followed by an apron sale and salad
supper.
The funeral of James Mcdonald, who
died at the home of his brother-in-law,
Harry s. Locke, on North street, yester-
day, will be held Friday afternoon.
meeting is to be held in Upton Friday
afternoon for the purpose of reorganiZing
the interscholastic base ball league of the
Grafton and Whitinsville section Arthur
F. Williams and Prof George Rugg will
represent the Grafton high school boys.
The shareholders of the Grafton Co
operative Bank met in the National Bank
rooms this evening.
The Worcester spy., 1899-04-14
ODDS ON SOUTHBRIDGE.
Webster Sports Shy on Com
ing Game-An Underta-
ker'S CHASTITY Find.

Southbridge, April 13.-The big match
game of basket ball between the K. S.
R. team of this town and Webster is
now the current topic among the sports
of this town, and indications are that
a big pile of money will be placed on
the local team, if any one can be
found to cover it. A number of the
local hackers of the Southbridge team
were in Webster last night at the bowl
ing match, and they were loaded with
money and offered ten to seven on the
K. S. r. team, but the Webster people
would not consider anything but ten to
four. Consequently very little money
was placed. The local team is in good
shape, and will make a big try to win.
The Worcester spy., 1899-04-14
OAKHAM.

Oakham, April 13.-L. P. Lowell was in
town Sunday. Mrs. Lowell has returned
from Springfield.
Miss Laura Robinson is boarding at
S. o. Buffers.
Mrs. Walter Dean is suffering from an
abscess on her finger.
Luther Marsh, who has beeh quite i'll,
is reported on the gain.
Rev. A. A. Bransdon is spending a week
in New Haven, the guest of Prof. II. p.
Wright.
Luke Parkhurst and wife are visiting
friends in New Hampshire.
Mrs Eliza S. Power is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. W. NJ. Robinson.
Jasper Morse died Tuesday, April 4.
He was one of Oakham's oldest and most
respected citizens
KiEball Packard is suffering from an
attack of the measles.
The W V. Union Of Y. p. S. c. E. met
at Ware centre Saturday.
The Worcester spy., 1899-04-14
NORTH GRAFTON.

North Grafton, April 19-Frank H.
Prentice of Shrewsbury street is very
sick with pneumonia.
The Boot and Shoe Workers Union
will give a dance in Barker's Hall, on
Tuesday evening. There will be no ad-
mission.
About 20 couples of Mr.. and Mrs Vim
cent Lampards friends gave them a re-
ception at the home of Mary and Jane
McColl, on High street, last evening. Mrs.
Vincent is niece of Mrs. McColl and is
spending a few days in North Grafton,
and is on a wedding tour with her hus-
band. An enjoyable evening was spent.
Solos were sung by Bella Macintosh,
Mary Macintosh, Mrs. Vincent, a recita-
tion by Bella Dickson and selections on
the piano and accordions by Eleanor
Flynn. Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Vincent Lampard, Susie Prentice
and Jane McColl. The couple will return
to their home in Schenectady, N. Y, to-
day.
w. G. Smith of Worcester has com
menced digging the cellar for a new two
tenement house on Ray street, just op-
posite John Smiths place, and he will
also build two cottages on Leland avenue,
at the rear of the Catholic church.
The Worcester spy., 1899-04-14
A STARTLING FIND.

Undertaken F. X. Lariviere made a
startling find in Evergreen cemetery
yesterday; in a secluded part of the
cemetery he noticed a common wooden
box lying near one Of the graves. Upon
opening it, he found the box to contain
the body of a child apparently about
three months old. The body was
wrapped in paper, and there was moth
ing by which it could be identified. The
child appeared to have been dead for
some time. The body was placed in
the receiving tomb to await an inves-
tigation.
The Worcester spy., 1899-04-14

The friends of Joseph McEnroe, the
well known comedian, are preparing to
give him a warm reception on his re-
turn home tomorrow evening. McEnroe
made his debut in the old Sunny South
minstrels, a very successful local am
ateur company. The old Sunny South
Stars are uniting to welcome home
their old member. A fine variety en-
tertainment will be given in Dresser
Opera House, in which McEnroe will
have a part, and the entertainment
will be followed by a reception and So
cial.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. NJ. Phillips are the
guests of relatives in Hartford, CT.
Thomas Sanders and Jacob Booth of
the Southbridge Printing Company are
in New York on business.
The Worcester spy., 1899-04-14

Mrs. Mary Ann Rawson was buried from
her late home on Oak street this after
noon Rev. c. A. Roys conducted the
services Music was furnished by Mrs
Anna Gaskill, Mrs. Henry Wilcox. Mr.
Samuel Wood and Mr. Henry Wilcox.
James FarnUm. Jonathan Crocker, James
Farnum and William Thayer were bear
ers The interment was in Prospect Hill
cemetery.
DR.. William johnson is soon to take a
vacation in the form of a trip to Wash
iugtOu
The Worcester spy., 1899-04-14
UxBRIDGE NOTES.

Uxbridge, April 19. - The marriage of
Frederick w Metcalf of this town and
Miss Clara E. Southwick was solemnized
at Milford last evening by Rev. Webster
Woodbury..
The Worcester spy., 1899-04-14
BUILDING PERMIT.

A building permit was issued yesterday
to Joseph G. Vaudreuil, builder, for a
to the Memorial Hospital buildings.
The proposed addition anticipates ad-
ditional facilities for help. kitchen and
dining room, at an estimated cost OF
$500.