The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-26
NEWS OF NORTHBORO.
Miss Kate Ellsworth Will
Spend Winter in
Florida.

Northboro, Oct. 25.-Miss Kate Els
worth, employed for many years as
forewoman in the pancake factory, is
to spend the winter in Florida. Miss
Ellsworth has been in poor health for
some time, but it was not so serious as
to keep her from work. but now she
will be obliged to rest during the WIN
ter, and as the New England winter is
too severe for her she will spend it in
Florida.
The Manhattan club room has re-
ceived a new, hard pine floor, and The
walls are to be frescoed by Charles
Gates. A new library has been added
and donations of volumes from j. V.
Jackman of Marlboro, Miss Agnes wy
man of Shrewsbury, ana the Congregd-
tional society, by Rev. A. D. Smith,
have been received.
The club is composed of employees OF
the Worcester & Marlboro street rail-
way, and is one of the attractive feat
ures Of the town.
George Laporte, who was injured in
the foot ball game with the military
academy of Worcester, last Saturday
by being kicked in the stomach, has
been confined to his bed, but was able
to appear on the street today. He wi i'll
not be able to play in the game Sat
urday. Elmer Allen will substitute FOR
him.
The team will play the Highland Mil
itary academy Saturday on the Russell
field.
John p. Mullen, conductor on the
Worcester & Marlboro street railway
yesterday purchased horse which is
quite a stopper. Mr.. Mullen intends
tn mt ham M hn trao NO
and says the horse will make a mark
that will astonish people.
Benjamin Sweet has moved into the
Winn-Cook house on Summer street.
The board Of health today removed
the flag from the Yeaton house. The
house has gone through fumigation,
and Mrs. Yeaton is now able to walk.
The Frazier children are recovering,
but have not been able to sit up. There
are no new cases of diphtheria report
ed yet. The board of health is fairly
tumbling over itself investigating all
the suspicious Localities as named in
The Spy.
Miss Bezie Kellette has given her mo-
tice to D. F. Wood of Woodside where
she is employed, and is to enter E. H.
Blair's printing office, where she will
learn the printing trade.
The chimneys on the Gale house on
Main street occupied by S. c. Logan
and W. E. Carpenter, are being repair
ed, and a higher addition is being ad-
ded to create greater draft. P. Haley
of Westboro is doing the work
Henry Paul, who has been confined to
the house with malaria, was seen upon
the street today.
Conductor Joseph Cote and Forrest
Nelly wish to say that the story which
appeared in morning paper yesterday
that they were negotiating for the
house vacated by Geo. Clapp is entirely
without foundation, as they have no
intention Of taking the house
Rev. Levi Achim, pastor of st. Rose
Catholic church, is to hold coffee
party, followed by dance, in town hall
in Northboro, next month. The date
will be announced later. Many people
are wondering what the staging that is
built around the soldiers monument is
for and party asked a reporter for
The Spy if the monument was to be
removed. The monument is not to be
removed, but years of exposure to the
elements have discolored the stone and
it is to be restored to it's natural color.