The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-01
9 MAY SRTEET

peru etuate an inexcus-
like &hat of Wednesday,
TOW #nsmen who have
10 off Rnd him, it is time
sutii Bient motive is an
the y Intense. What can be
s to t he good manners Of
than "a series of attacks
he in discussion, which,
ban md Hive, but from lack
ity, c &nnot be guarded
.se th ey cannot be fore
AdeQu te motive, that the
he deaV bred a quiet chuckle
|Tegar Bed as a good joke
elists. Hrhe sense of humor
|lsemd BIT in lampooning
|tizenS for the jest of the
Ultima ely allied with the
BIZ fol Ind in the class of
FnoWnv as obstructive inn
desirk bible.
matter of subscription
mot be improper at this
here Il the list headed by
iParkhurst, and what the
S thing when citizens be-
Ehe wisdom and the dis
local newspaper. They
N if too much to desire it
'such a newspaper must
worth that is respected,
than worthless. In the
Worth the citizen does not
/ bred for the fleeing plea
|bned if the progressive
business community does
9eh en- hinge in the editorial
|lthe Item as will make il
laper in a town of 1900
b be, and supplement its
Fitness management with
|nirable editorial manage
1 1--WE desire to inquire-rec-
a delicious jest bubbling
we'll enough in its way
be better to run more of
nd less of a joke book.
editor is not the village
VILLAGE buffoon. When it
lher, it is good to remem-
fc sentiment still has it's
and konfers the cap and
~alian it takes the gift
49, give this communi-
QUminent as the place
Trticle of yesterday,
made eve. the most con-
7 trinhe paper.
Fl. B. Merchant,
ar, David I. Walsh,
II. Morrison, Fl. A.
u request for the re-
LIZ khurst. Most re-
however, was the
oh Mr.. Parkhurst
cation. He wrote:
W. BLAST.
,as.e Pool Their Issues
80 iowl-The English
3D."
lurid here tonight,
Silk. yet. Out of the
t certainly grow a
aper, the plans for
pins " in formation.
iii7 .khurst is a brother
Charles Fl. Park
city. He is prom
cs, ving been a candi-
can nomination for
occasions.
trot took place over
se this morning at
bresence of a large
rs, W)f Clinton and Ian
be, Net, owned by
defeated Minnie,
.Drass Donald, in two
urse. Two weeks
who knows Hast
ged Donald to the
Eyes Donald accepted.
liars more was laid
sted parties. Net
!. ou. Net was driven
Nv Minnie. by Peter
was exciting, al
rs not fast, for the
'.ters the last heat Lin
Arred over the edge
it scraped against
ght wheel. Linsky
Ninr. the leg back into
|lIIIf the speed of his
The race will I'M
be lower again, Linsky
hkve won easily if
lhnastitute limb had not
,hort ra, Michael Welch
rec repentent small
ner James Freel to-
hey abandoned yes
4 officer found them
aort ting was forbidden.
bred a brief lecture
running away from
.ve the boys their
inc left the police sta
S afternoon, crying,
with Clinton people
rty and music last
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
llteIl. bnds. Mr.. and Mrs.
than surprised, es-
were presented a
n old-fashioned kit
Dyed until midnight.
led and games We're
ose present We're:
4 b, Miss Maud Blak-
Nile Blakney, Miss Ber-
Emma Gordon, AL
Goddard, Bessie
DO Monroe, Miss Maude
Mldard, Albert Cross
Fred Cameron,
'ael Devaney, Her
Ns hes Rodgers, Pierce
ordon, Wallace Jou-
pd, Brock Kinnear,
hen Vinot, Mr.. and
MT Mrs. William Cor
H. IS. Dimmick Mitten,
per- -
Beacon street. will
orlS city tomorrow,
e his studies at Bel
ISN1:e.
n ~ e. Bartlett of the
~ ties regiment, infan-