The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-09

the account of how things were mis-
managed when the annual convention
gels together in Westfeld next month.
ana there are going to be some things
sad that win make the men who ran
OF rather who did not run the field dav
Know that the Worcester county end
cuts big figure in the diocesan union
The funeral of Claude Fenneff took
place at 8 O'Clock this morning, a re-
QUEEN high mass being celebrated in
ST Joseph's Church by Rev. Humphrav
J. Wrenn. Many of the friends and reIa
yves of the deceased and of his family
attended the services. Intermert was
IN st. Joseph's cemetery. The nall
bearers We're Peter F. X. Potvin, Anna
zee Richards, f. Goddard, Uric Fran
pier, Levi Blum and Casper Depatie
Ihere is to be a special mass for the
ffeneh-speaking people of st. Joseph's
parish every Sunday. 1t will be the 9
o CLOCK mass, and the new order of
ehlhgs VIII commence a week from
sunday Next Sunday announcement
viii be made of the plan. and If is
thought there will be nothing to hinder
carrying 1t out the following week. It
is the intention TO organize a special
cholr also for this mass, and ali an
nouhcements and sermons at this ser
vice will be in the French language
rms plan is one entirely ayasrt from the
trouble now existing with the mass of
the French people, and is the same plan
LolloWed by FIR Wrenn in West Warren
me French language is also to he
taught in the parochial schools. and
instructions will be given to the chill
| dreG VINO wish to become conversant in
| it. ~
| Err Wrenn's ability as an orator in the
French tongue is cheerfully acknow-
legged by the French people Herbert
| Gendreau one Of the representative
trenehmen of the town. saws he never
| heard better French speaker than FIR,
| Wrenn.
John P. Carey has recovered the
! horses and team which were hired at
| his stable Wednesday noon and not re-
| turned. The rig was located in West
| Brookfield, where it has been since
| Wednesday night. How long a drive the
man who gave his name as Frank
| Woods took, can be seen from the fact
that he drove from here to Barre
thence to Spencer and from Spencer tc
| West Brookfield, where he arrived Wed.
nesday evening after leaving here al
noon. Woods deserted the team in West
Brookfeld, and the two girls who were
with him are supposed to have gone t.
West Warren, where it was found they
belong. The horses were in fairly good
condition when recovered today.
John ]. Downey and Harry S. Lytle
are planning for a course of lectures il
the town hall, the coming fall and win
ter. The course will open in the latter
part of next month with Alexander
Black in his picture play. Demonstra-
tons on liquid air and wireless tele-
graphy will be given and the course is
expected to prove useful and instruc.
tive
Ludger Delude is having his bowling
alleys thoroughly renovated and vii
open them for the season tomorrow
Match games with out-of-town teams
viii be a feature this year, and from
time to time prizes will be hung up a:
an incentive for big strings.
Sumner Holmes and wife, and Mrs
w. B. Gleason have arrived home from
Cottage City, where they have beer
spending the summer.
Miss Florence G.. Jones, who has beer
the guest of Mrs. H. K. Davis for sew
eral weeks, returned to her home il
Cambridge today.