The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-27
The Webster D. L. X.
Band Makes Plenty
of Money.
MANY PRIZES AWARDED.
Town Is to Have a New
Commercial
School.

Webster, Nov. 26.-About $500 was
realized at last weeks fair Of the D.
L. X. band, which closed a successful
run in Music hall, last night. The eve
ning's program consisted of a concert
by the band managing the bazaar and
the awarding of the various prizes. The
money realized will be utilized in pur-
chasing new uniforms for members of
the band
Those active in the committee of ar
engagements We're Henry Rusack, chair
man, Charles McCauseland, August
Warnke, Chandler B. Brooks, James
McGeary, William Koehl Alfred Nor
itz and Edward Wagner
( The drawing of the prizes occupied
from'10 O'Clock until midnight, and the
crowd remained until the last. Those
who had charge Of the drawing were:
G. b. Brooks, William Koehl James
Commons and Edward Wagner Here
is a complete list of the winners.
The season ticket prizes were award
ed as follows: Robert Klinke, gold
watch; John Bucholz, S. in electric car
tickets; Lizzie Holly, parlor lamp: Ro-
sauna Healey ton of coal Book prizes
were: Barrel flour, Charles McCaus-
land; silver caster, Martha Kinzel; 100
cigars, Frank Pruska: boys REFER.
Eek Henry; camera, Edward Coligan;
Kodak, John Werner; parlor clock. An
ME Doyle; fire screen and derby. Susie
Mack; opera glass, A. Cyr grapha-
phone, Alice Schur; commode set. Den
mis- rooney; shoes, Augusta Paul: sill
yer flower stand, George Crosby; $50
cigars. Edward Weiss reading lamp,
augusta Boiler; parlor rocker, Gus
lnV
liam Powers, Providence; Joseph p
Love, pig; parlor clock, Edward Wag-
ner; sofa cushion by nearest guess on
bottle of beans, James A. Love clock,
Emma Melbuck; picture, Maud Hag-
man; Thanksgiving dinner, Mrs. Mary
Wilder; dinner set, Augusta Bolter:
Morris chair, Louis Iron.
Prof. William A. Weaver has opened
correspondents school here. and he
comes with good recommendations
from the Home correspondents school
of Springfield the concern he renre-
sents. student can take lessons in
a regular business course, consisting of
banking, shorthand, bookkeeping, com
msrclal law, geography, etc.
thanksgiving will be celebrated nv
Lhe Germans at the Turn Verein hall on
SchooI street in a right, royal manner
During the afternoon a gymnastic ex-
nlDltion will be given by the active
turner's, boys and girls classes. This
program VIII be given: Wand exercises, |
actlVe Turner's; free exercises. I class
OF boys and girls; club exercises. ladies.
dumo-bull exercises, II class of bows |
Vault1ng horse, mixed classes; club ex-
ercises, II class of girls; pole climbing, !
l class of boys; wand exercises, II class
OF boys; apparatus, active Turner's: |
march and mixed exercises, all classes.
commencing at o'clock dancing will |
pc In order. Music will be furnished by |
Edward Nagner's full orchestra.
Miss Hattie Melick and Felix Renk- |
ilnck, will be united in marriage at |
o'clock at.the ST. Joseph's church. Tues |
day morning, and the Rev. FIR Tar
noski, pastor of the church, will Off |
ciate
In commemoration of the victory of |
the Polish war, st. Joseph's society will |
celebrate the event Thanksgiving. Ser
vices will be held at the Polish church |
at in the morning, and at $50 the So
ciety headed by their band will march |
to Music hall, where exercises appro-
pirate to the occasion will be held, and |
hence to the Pulaski hall, where dane
ing will continue from 2 to 8.
The st. Joseph's society will hold a
dance at their hall Wednesday evening. |
William Clapp's orchestra goes to
Sturbridge Thanksgiving eve, where
they play for a dance.
The following shows what the Web
ster and Dudley electric road has been |
doing the past year:
Gross earnings .................S1 2, 1855 so !
Operating expenses ".......... 1924 10
Loss ......................." 1877 80
Charges upon inconvenience. 81 IA
Deficit for year. ........,.....$ S7S SO |
Previous surplus ............... 1888 OF |
404 81 |
Deficit to profit and loss .. 272 80
Present surplus ...............S 1872 "a
Additions to property .......... 22,l70 81 |
capital STOCK .............. .-.', 0OOVU w /
Number passengers carried, 25S,69l.
Members of the Adams repertoire
which plays in Music hall this |
week, with a Thanksgiving matinee, ar
rived in town tonight. "He, She, Him, |
To. ,rrs1 h. Tam o.