The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-05
The CHARITY GAME.
Treasurer f. L. Dean
Makes His Final
Report.
A LARGE SUM WAS REALIZED.
Checks Mailed to the
Three Benefi-
Charles.
A LARGE SUM WAS REALIZED.

The lawyers doctors charity ball
game netted s4S6.24 for each of the three
worthy objects for which it was ar
ranged. Treasurer Frank L. Dean
closed his accounts by a report yes
terday afternoon, and Immediately af-
forwards wrote three checks, dividing
the sum of $1458.71, which was the
profits of the game. One check was
handed to Mai. Harry B. Fairbanks
treasurer of the soldiers monument
fund, a second was mailed to Sister
Mary of Providence, treasurer of st.
Vineent's hospital, and the third went
to Haneok Bartlett, treasurer of the
Associated Charities
Treasurer Deans report is interesting
as showing the amount of effort put in
by the professional men in aid of the
cause. Hon. H L. Parker heads the list
of individual sales of tickets with the
sum Of STATS, representing sales Of ass
tickets. DR.. j. T. Duggan followed
with S45, and Hon, John r. ThayeI
was a close third with $3.50. P. j.,
O'Connell, from the sale of score cards,
turned into the treasury $3211. DR.. w.
j. Delehanty, from sale of lemonade,
turned $59.41 into the fund, and Charles
A. Merrill looked pleasant and took IN
$134S for the sale of peanuts alone. h.
Y. Simpson, who dispensed souvenir
fans, collected $2521.
The report follows:
Worcester Aug. /, 1899
Account of the treasurer of the lawyers
and doctors base ball game
Receipts-Hon. II. i. Parker, sale OF
tickets sl1475; D, H. Hayter, sale OF
treasurer treI '$ss g; Barnard. sumner & Put
nam Co, sale of tickets $3.50; F. L.
Dean, sale of tickets. 1925; A. G. Hig-
gins sale of tickets, 81 IS; penholm-Me-
Simpson Co. sale Of tickets, $3.50; Hon
c. @. Washburn and A. p. Rugg, ESQ.,,
sale of flowers, SIS; Halleek Bartlett, sale
of tickets sl4.25 police department, by
w. L. Robinson, sale of tickets, SIS so;
R. NJ. Washburn, sale of tickets, rs;
Emil Zaeder, sale of tickets, IS so; DR.. J.
Z. Duggan, sale Of tickets, S49; Lovell
Sibley. sale of tickets, $3.50; J. X. Greene,
sale of tickets, $S.75i George NJ. Woodward,
sale of tickets, $685.. Charles H: Wood,
sale sale Of tickets, SIS; H. G. Fisher sale Of
tickets, 1928; f. e. Gunnison, sale of
tickets. 81; G. Bullock, sale Of tickets,
81 g e Mtg 2 sale LEFT, Of tickets = Is 81 G.
Harding, sale Of tickets, 80 cents; Hon.
H. L. Parker. sale of tickets, Ats: WASH
burn & Moen Co., sale of tickets rs cents;
j II. Wall, sale of tickets, 81; w. c. Mellish,
sale of tickets, SO cents; DIR. e. H Trow-
bridge, sale of tickets, Sc rs; F. B. Hall,
sale of tickets, $625; r. q. Lane, sale Of
tickets, 1925; p. J. O'Conneli, sale of
tickets, SS.25; Fl. L. Greene, sale of tick
cts. 81; F. A. Easton sale of tickets. 50. 50;
@. s. Taft, sale of tickets, $2.75; ". E.
&ibley, sale Of tickets. 81 80; ]. A. Thayer,
sale of tickets, $3.50; J. F. McGovern,
sale of tickets. 50 cents; W. T.. Mc1augh-
LIN sale . Ct tickets s225 = p Sullivan
sale of tickets. $50; E. A: D. Moss, sale
tickets, s.. q; &. 7. Tatmsn sale q
Of tickets. SIS: DR.. r. W. swan, sale Of
tickets. 1925; DR.. J. NJ W. Farnham,
sale of tickets. Sc; Or. r. II. Trowbridge,
sale Of tickets, $50; Worcester CONSOLE
A. G. Perry, sale Of tickets, $3.50; Capt
Il, u. Rider, sale of tickets, $685. J. G..
Coffey, sale of tickets, $l2 so; 7. c. Carri-
brdge sa sale g Of f tickets s. F. Lawrence renee
GO, sale of tickets, rs cents; Capt. J. ].
Roynahan, sale of tickets, So; Dr. w. ].
D D s,ay s2z 50; r lM5eLaughlin, sale
OF peanuts, 50: G. II. Merrill, sale of pea
nuts. $40 IS; H. r. Harris, sale Of cigars,
81 40; F., B: Hall sale Of cocoanut cakes,
SILL; p. j. O'Connell sale of score
cards. $S2.11; C. E. McGHlicuddy and H
Y Simpson sale of fans, $685. DIR. w. j.
Delehanty. sale of lemonade, etc, $50 II
u y. Very, sale Of peanuts $3.50; j. F.
McGoyern, sale OF cigars, 81 IS; George
M Woodward, sale Of peanuts, IS 30; L.
ID. Elliott rent Of cushions, 81; box office
Messrs Hastings and Holton, and box Of
nce; reserved seats, Messrs. Moss Pea
cock and Belknap, $S25.04; Rawson- Simp-
son Co., s5450. Total, Sl5O6 81.
Expenditures Worcester Truck Co,
earring, $780, Lowell Arms Co, base
balls Sl5.35; Rawson-Simpson Co.. shells
$3.50; II. II. Bigepw, cleaning grounds
Ss.25; the Fuller Co, 81 50. Total, SIS. 10.
Net proceeds Si458.7l
Respectfully submitted
Frank L. Dean. Treasurer.
The lawyers and doctors desire to ex-
press their thanks to the following con-