The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-05
A POPULAR Bazaar.
Record Breaking Crowds Turn Out fer
Church Benefit.

Whitinsyille, Feb 4.-The second
night of the A. o. H. bazar opened last
evening in Mumford hall. One of the
largest audiences ever in the hall was
present. The entertainment began
promptly on time and was first class.
Daniel E. Flynn of Providence, who by
his appearance before won laurels, was
quite at home last night. His singing
was excellent, and in his character
parts he was warmly applauded.
Tom Kane and Lucy Almon in their
original sketch entitled, Ten minutes
with the minstrels," was a big success.
Inc cake walk which was to come off
between Pawtucket and Woonsocket
Tor the championship of Rhode Island,
ala not take place, as Pawtucket par
ties failed to show up although
Woonsocket parties did the cake walk
IN nne shape and were warmly ap-
plauded. After the entertainment the
floor was cleared for dancing. The
Wh1tmsville Social orchestra furnished
music. Everything in the line of novel
ties was to be found in the different
booths.
The entertainment this evening was
as follows: March, Military Maiden. or
cnestra: cornet solo, Swiss polka, B,
McSheehy; overture, Orpheus, orches-
ira; vocal solo, The Shamrock and fine
Starry Flag, Miss Mary E. Driscoll:
waltzes, Jack and the Beanstalk, or
chestra; vocal solo, The Soldiers Bride.
WIN MCCARTHY, late of the Porto Rico
campaign, gave the manual Of arms
and did the famous jugglery act, and
MISS Adela Nee of Woonsocket in high
school limitations The bazaar will con
tlnue three nights next week.
John K. Farquhar of Boston deliv-
ered free lecture in Memorial hal,
last evening and large number of
lovers OF plants attended. Mr.. Far
quhar's lecture was on plant Iifa i,
Japan and Hawaii. His lecture was H.
lustrated with stereopticon views
Wnlch ne had made especially for him
self. All those who attended were bioh
ly pleased and speak of Mr. Farnu5ar
as being one of the finest speakers tba+
they have heard. 'iie''
A writ has been served on 1o,,i.
Beaheau of South Sutton for staaiino
dlHerent things from different partias
IN town. The officer found at his home
almost two-horse load of lead, conner
nails and lumber O' 0opper'
William Marshall of the orutser Mir
neapolis, which is stationed at Hap1r1-
ION ROADS, who has been the or1es+
or MS sister Mrs. William Ashton 90
water street the past week win va %
turn tomorrow but will not ratur,, ~
the minneapolis as he has been trarso
terred to the navy yard at CharIestown
Charles Carr of Church street is oon-
lined to his home with muscular rh 80
matism. ui"i rleu-
Wesley Bragg of Maple street is CON
nned to his home with second atfacl.
of the grip. ATTACK
Most OF the stores in town have CON
tributed some article for the A n TT
bazaar. ''iS ~ w. II.
Several of the jobs in the whit,
machine works are running iii IN
o'clock at night 'ii ~
chairman Francis Taft of the North
bridge board of selectmen went n re-
ton today where there was a haari,s-
IN regard to the abolishine of tba o.a ds
crossing at Linwood, and having q ne,v
depot built on the west side of The NeW,
YORK, New Haven & Hartford raiIrood
instead of the east side. The neonia "e
the town are waiting anxiouslv ~ 49, ~
the report of the hearing. ''t
MISS Eva Conant has returned From,
Baltimore, where she has been visitinor
the past few months. ''iNs