The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-08
WILL BE RALLY DAY.
Many Clergymen to
Be Present at
the Gore.
NORTH ATTLEDORO TODAY.
Webster Aggregation Is to
Be the Strongest Yet
Presented.

will hold grand rally with special
services next Sunday. The morning
exercises will commence at 10. 80 o'clock
with sermon by the Rev. George No
Bile of North Grosvenordale, Conn.,, fol-
lowed at noon with baptismal service,
which will occur at Rawson shore.
Rev. Henry NJ. Tourtellotte will Off
ciate. There will be four candidates.
After dinner at o'clock, there will be
a reception of the candidates, who will
be taken into full membership. At
o'clock in the evening the rally will
take place and in connection with the
above named clergymen the Revs.
Benjamin and Henry Rice of Worces-
ter will be present to help along the
services.
Road Commissioner James Duggan is
altering the lake road to Point Breeze,
which is very uneven in places. Many
large rocks have been encountered,
which require heavy charge of blast
ing to open.
Louis. Sweeney, foreman of the bot
toming room in the Commonwealth
shoe factory Of Brockton, is in town for
few days visiting his parents.
Miss May Liberty of Worcester visit
ed in town yesterday and today.
George Beauregard, who was taken
with a severe hemorrhage of the nose,
was able to be out today, although still
very weak from the loss of blood His
nose bled more or less for "a hours, and
all known ordinary methods failed to
stop 1t. AS the final resort, DR.. Gene
reux applied the occlusion of the post
ernal mares treatment, which is ex-
tremely painful, and which had the de-
sired result Beauregard lost so much
blood before he secured medical at
tendance that at one time his case
looked serious. He is subject to these
bleeding spells, but this was the worst
one he ever experienced
Joseph c. Miron and family arrived
in town today for a three weeks vaca-
ton from Elmhurst, N. Y, their pres
ent home. Mr.. Miron, whom ali the
theatrical world know as the cele-
DRAFTED comedian and basso, is feeling
and looking in the best of health. He
played the past season with the Casino
Stock Company.
The game of ball between North At
tleboro and Webster, at Beacon park,
is scheduled for o'clock instead of
$50, as formerly announced, to allow
the visiting team to get home the same
night. The home team is in constant
practice and hopes to pull out another
victory, although the visitors are a
crack nine. This is the lineup of the
local team: Sanders, pitcher; Merritt
catcher; Brennan, h.. Sholta, 2b.;
Shea, 3D.; Fox, SIS; Stafford, CT; Put
nam, r.f.; Reilly, IT,
All marveied at the wonderful games
Frank Shea played on third the Fourth
and indeed he covered the bag in
Collins style, minus all errors, but if
the fans were only aware of his coacher
they would say no more. Jack Far
rell is his coacher, and he is looking
after Frank and taking more care with
him than he does with himself.
Tommy Sanders, the local twirler is
in fast trim, and there is no doubt but
that he will trim the star North Attle-
boro team down to about five hits.
The fans are making small wagers
that Putnam makes another home run
tomorrow. If he only gets half a show
at the ball he will clip the top leaves of
the trees in right field as he has often
! done before.
Otto Kreger, for some time porter at
the City Hotel, T. T. Dwyer, proprietor,
| finished work today He is going to
the Central House in Southbridge to
work. His late position will be taken
by Holyoke boy.
| Gus" King, in charge of a swell res
taurant on 18th street and 9Th avenue,
New York city is visiting his parents
on Oxford avenue for few days. He
will remain in town until next week.
He has been at the mountains for the
| past month.
The funeral of the late Bartholomew
Slattery, aged 80 years, was held from
st. Louis church at o'clock this fore
noon, and Rev. FIR P. ]. O'Malley, the
curate, celebrated a requiem mass. The
bearers We're four brothers, VIM. H,
James, Edward and John. The remains
We're inferred in the Catholic Gene
terry at North Webster
! The funeral of Braman Sibley, for
ID years proprietor of the Dewitt Ho-
tel, was held in Worcester this after
| noon.
Mr.. and Mrs Rufus B. Eddy visited
in Worcester this afternoon.