The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-10

Hattie Woodbury., Julia Norton, Josie
Goodnow, Fife Bean, Lizzie McCarty
Nellie Goodnow, Marion Jones, Emma
Gaucher, Annie Martin and Mrs. Min
ME Woodbury..
Mrs. Cora Hathaway will represent
the Goddess of Liberty. The wives and
friends of the members of the band will
take part as the ladies of the village.
The cast is as follows: Mai. Gen. n.
| P. Banks, U. S. A, Wallace c. Luther;
George Waterman, a young unionist
Lieut. w. H. Plummer; Philip Bradley,
the Confederate spy, Martin Ratigan;
Fred Anisley, rebel aid de camp,
Walter S. Pratt; Col. Willard, Z. S. A,
John E. Snow; Dickey Schuridlebecker,
a drafted Dutchman, James Smith;
Clay, a gemman of color, Leslie E.
Mann; Officer Mulgairy, one of the fin
est ca, VIM. H. Ratigan; Capt. Lenox,
on Gen. Banks staff, George H. Wood
bury; corporal of the guard at Col. Will
liard's camp, Lewis NJ. Fay; sentinel,
at Col. Wlliard's camp, Geo. Z. Boy
den; John Bond, drummer boy, Master
Alfred Prouty; Mrs. Waterman, mother
of George, Miss Nellie NJ. Sullivan;
Maud Bradley, a southern belle, Mrs.
Mary Martin Silk; Norah McLeggin,
down on the haythen Chinazers, Miss
Mae Silk; Alice Gordon, friend of the
HOTlHs MISS befIQa NluZZN.
Soldiers, members of the Luther Hill
Camp, Sons of Veterans: Fred Town
send, w. S. Boyden, w. H. Brown,
Harry E, Bean, Harry D. Bullard. VIM.
E. Blanchard, Ray A. Billiard. Foster
Wheeler. Frank Rice, George r. Boy
den, Harold H. Carpenter. Ernest N.
Danforth, Ernest F. Edwards
Veterans of the Cuban campaign
Alfred Forest, Co. G, Twelfth regiment
| regulars; Charles L. Sleeper, Co. H
Second regiment, Mass. volunteers;
ment, Mass. volunteers; Lewis NJ Fay,
Co. A, Second regiment, Mass volun-
teers; Fred A. Lyford, Co. L, Twelfth
regiment; John Mckay, Co. H, Second
Mass. volunteers.
There is a deal of speculation as tc
who will be appointed policemen by the
| selectmen. What the selectmen want
| is men who have had experience in DO
| lice work. Only two men can be APP
pointed according to the provision OF
yesterdays vote. The new plan will
be put in operation about the first OF
| May, if not sooner. The question has
been left to the board of selectmer
whether to pay the officers $500 or $500
a year.
] 1NENs W. - nd hE5 VI w OIGtSLEE QG'
livered the sermon today at the FRS
Congregational church, substituting FOL
Rev Sherman w. Brown, who is i'll a
the graduate hospital, New York
The usual services were held in tn,
Holy Rosary Catholic church today
Rev. FIR. Dolan delivered an able ser
mon.
Charles L. Stanley went to Boston
yesterday to have the second operation
performed on his eye. His eye ha.
been improving the last few days, anC
the physicians deemed it wise to wal
another week before operating on i
again. Mr.. Stanley will go to Bosto1
Thursday to have the operation per
formed.
The Holy Rosary c. T. A. boys viii
start in training next week. fol
the dual meet to be held Me
mortal day with the st. Joseph's c. T
A. of North Brookfield. The Spencer
team expects to make a good showing
as it has several good men who hav,
taken honors while in high school.
! Lewis COlville Of East Brookfield anC
Rosana Lucier of this town were mar
ried today by Rev. FIR. Lamy. TIL,
/ ceremony took place at the bridel
home. Relatives and a few invited
friends were present.