The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-29
A CHARMING PARTY.
Shrewsbury Alive With News Which
Interests Every One.


Shrewsbury, Aug. 2S-A number of
friends gave a birthday party to Ray
mond Tucker of Worcester at the home
of Mrs. Joseph Allen at the corner of
Maple avenue and Main street yester-
day. Among those present were: Bert
Nourse and wife, Wilburt Nourse, Har-
ry Hartwell and wife of Worcester,
Harley Davis and wife and Miss Carrie
Allen.
James Connelley of Northboro, with
friend from New York, while driv-
ing along Mason fiat near the water
ing trough on the Boston turnpike,
were thrown from their carriage and
injured about the face. The horse es-
capped and ran to Shrewsbury center,
where it was stopped by James Foster.
Foster was literally rewarded.
Joseph T. Mitchell, in company with
Henry l.. Wesson, took a trip to Mill
bury yesterday to visit the power sta
ton. They took dinner at the st.
Charles Hotel, Mitchell paying a dinner
bet
Mrs Carrie Darling of New York is
a guest of her sister, Mrs. A. c. Hamil-
ton. She accompanied Mrs. Hamilton
| and her brother, Fred Perkins home
from Vermont, where they had been to
visit their sister Norah.
Charles Conway, conductor on the
| Worcester & Marlboro railroad, who
fell on the track while putting on the
trolley, is somewhat improved.
The Kings Daughters are to start for
| the Wayside Inn at Sudbury tomorrow
morning, leaving town at o'clock,
weather permitting.
| Nathan Woodland is contemplating
purchasing the Simon Allen place.
| Edward Lavertys youngest child
Mabel Ray, is dangerouslyi ill and is not
| expected to live.
| Albert E. Allen and Charlie Bent of
| Fitzwilliam, N. H, arrived in town to-
| day, having driven from Fitzwilliam
since yesterday, stopping at Gardner
last night They will stay with Mr.. AL
| lens cousin, r. E. Allen. tonight and
| go by trolley to Boston tomorrow.
John Thorn returned to his home to-
day in Broken Bow, Neb.
DIR. Chase has lately purchased new
horse and buggy.
Judge Warterus of Stonington, Ct
arrived in town today. He will visi
with H. w. Paige for week.
Seldom Adams is in town.
w. E. Carpenter returned to Paw
tucket on his bicycle this morning. HI
made the trip in three hours.
The Kings Little Daughters met will
Mrs. w. c. Warren this afternoon.
Thomas Ayers has resumed work af
ter week at birmingham with tn,
militia
H. A. Maynard is suffering from al
attack of sciatic rheumatism.
Mrs. Henry Wheeloek is vistin&
friends in Fitchburg.
| Wallace Ft71y11n11 had fha cfitnbac 10
ken from his fingers today.
Mrs. Sylvester Colvin is quite i'll. DR.
Pratt is attending her.
l. Frank Ward is adding a new piazz;
to the front of his house on Soutl
street.
j. r. Briefly from Worcester is stop
ping at the Highland House.
George Drinkwine has recovered from
his recent illness, but as yet is not abb,
to attend to his work
Mrs. Jackson and daughter, who lav,
been stopping at the Highland House
returned to their home in Providenc,
today.
Martin Kegan was home this after
noon, the Grafton & Knight factory hav
ing shut down.
Miss Ethel Reed of Worcester spen
Sunday with her grandmother, Mrs
George.
Mrs. D. H. Burns is much improved
in health.
Among those that stopped at tn,
Highland House yesterday were w
l.. Gile of Northbridge, c. A. Savage
of Grafton, W. H. Howard and Mis-.
M. w. Howard of Wellesley.