The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-12
Church Wedding at
Spencer Largely
Attended.
BOTH WELL KNOWN.
Reception Followed the
Ceremony at the
Brides Home.

Spencer, April ia fashionable
event among the French people took
place this evening in St Mary's
Church. when Stephen Dufault and AL
ma Kasky were married by Rev. FIR.
Lamy. The couple entered the church
to the strains of the Bridal chorus
from Lohengrin, played by an orches-
ira of six pieces.
The bride was arrayed in white silk
dress trimmed with old lace and car
red in her hand a large bunch of white
roses. She was attended by four
bridesmaids, Misses Alma st. German
of Spencer, Lii Frappier of Ware,
Philomene Kasky, Mary Jane Bedford
of Spencer.
Alma st. German was dressed IN
blue silk muslin and carried a large
bunch of roses in her hand. Lii FTap-
pier was attired in pink silk and car
ried bouquet of pinks.
Miss Philomene Kasky wore lavender
silk and white roses.
Mary Jane Bedford was attired in
green silk and carried pinks.
The church was handsomely decor
ated by Florist Greene. After the cere-
mony the couple and friends ADJOURNED
to the home of the bride, Clark street,
where they sat down to wedding
breakfast. After the wedding break
fast Mr.. and Mrs. Dufault started for
New York, where they will remain a
week. On their return to Spencer they
will make their home on Clarke street.
Among the presents were silVerWare
from friends in Ware, berry dlsh
from the groom's employer, Mr.. Lowell,
a lamp from Southbridge, and several
presents from Worcester.
Among those present were Mi. ana
Mrs. Frappier and family of Ware, Mr..
and Mrs Felix Catineau OF South-
bridge, Annie Parent of SOuthbridge,
Joseph Pelaquin and family of Wor-
lester. A. Duclo of Worcester and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Labrecque of Holyoke.
Messrs. Alex Kasky, Fred LedouX,
Theodore Dufault and Wlltred Lam
Jureux acted as ushers.
The remains of Edward Everett Kent
who died suddenly Saturday were
placed at rest today in Pine Grove
cemetery The Universalist quartet
sang a hymn as the body was borne
INTO the church, where the last rites
we're performed by Rev. Mr.. Coolidge
If Leicester The bearers We're James
Ames. Charles II. Allen, Edwin Hill
and Joseph Temple.
The body of Charles Grout, who com
nitted suicide in Sterling, was brought
o Spencer today and placed in the ole
cemetery.
The body of Alphonse, youngest sol
If Peter Dufault, who died in Soutf
3rookfeld, was buried this afternoon
in St Mary's cemetery.
The High School Athletic Associa
ion held a meeting this afternoon an(
arrangements We're made to have thu
irst cross country run tomorrow al
ternOon. The runs will be held twice
4 week until the oath of the month anC
he team will then start in training OF
The track under the direction of Samue
Wright of Worcester.
Another accident occurred on The
| Worcester and Suburban electric rail
Dad this morning, at Greene's cross
'ng, about a half-mile out of town
EAR No. 70, in charge of James Whit
ng and Joseph Nutting, left the tract
1t $50 o'clock and was replaced a
quarter of Il.
No applications for liquor licenses
will be received after o'clock Thurs
lay evening Several of the men witt
are now running saloons filed their ap
| plicatons today.