The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-22
THE RIDE TO PROVIDENCE.
Pacemakers for the Several Parties Ap
pointed.


Millbury, July 21.-At the meeting o
the Foresters in Elm hall last evening
the following committees were elected
Arbitration, Robert Rushbee, Charles
Tebo. D. J. Dempsey, Patrick Buckley
J. j. Coulter, S. M. Murphy, ]. F
Lyons; auditing, ]. F. Lyons; finance
Charles Tebo; visiting, Levi Shaw
Edw. F. Cassidy, John Conway, Taom
as McGrath, James Coyne.
1t was voted to appoint a comr.ittet
for readmitting old members who hat
fallen out on account of not paying
the dues. The members of this commit
tee are the chief and sub-ranger ant
the secretary. 1t was also voted to holt
the next installation of officers in Jan.
uary, 1900.
The Daughters Of Rebekah will held
an entertainment and stJlad supper il
their hall Thursday evAning, Aug. g.
Henry Hooper has Assigned FREQ
Barlejohn as pacemaker for the first
party to start on the ride Sunday
morning to Providence. Jesse Paint
will pace the second, and Donnie Win.
die will pace the scorchers. In the last
party to start will be all the crack
riders of Millbury and they will save
a pace in young Windle that will make
them sweat before reaching Provi-
dence.
The st. Johns of Wilkinsonville and
the st. Luke's Episcopal church of thu
place enjoyed a union picnic today al
Harris grove, Lake Singletary. Abou-
so from both churches were carried
in barges to the grove In the morning
The forenoon was devoted to games
and boat riding. At noon basket din.
ner was served In the dining hall The
afternoon was devoted to sports, an6
the parties left about O'clock foi
home.
People outside of Milibury see what
good schools are in this town, and ir
the last copy Of the Educational Jour.
nal appears this item under the editor
ial correspondence: six miles southeast
of Worcester Is an enteEprsing manu-
featuring town that has been fortunate
both in the young men who have gone
from home to win fame and fortune
elsewhere, and in those who have re-
m aimed to give character and power to
home institutions. In few towns is
money SO abundantly and cheerfully
furnished for school purposes. A fine
high school with large graduating
class, an efficient corps Of teachers, and
an enthusiastic public make the con-
the Millbury high school Enjoys
Mrs. w. l.. whitney will be the SOLO
list at the Methodist church, Sunday
morning.
Rev. George A. Putnam will occupy
the pulpit at the First Congregational
church, Sunday morning.
The Second Congregational church
will be closed Sunday morning on ac-
count of the absence of the pastor on
his vacation.
Rev. c. M. Gray and party leave
next week for a few weeks of camping
in Maine.
Frank and Patrick Norton are visiting
at r, j. Donnelly's. in Bramanville.
Mrs. Clarence E. Freeman is visiting
in East Douglas for few days.
Rinalco b. Carey and family are Wis
iting at Bangor, Me. for week.
Antonio Lacature while cleaning off a
horse in his fathers barn, this after
noon, was kicked in the calf Of the leg.
His leg was cut by the horses shoe.
The Millbury Grange held its regular
meeting in the town hall this evening.
Aside from the regular business, pro-
gram was prepared by the ladies Of the
Grange.
About rs sports from this town will
attend the Webster Southbridge game
in Webster Saturday.
Mrs F. II. Greenwood has returned
from q two weeks vacation spent in
Lowell, VT.
Rev. Clifton NJ. Gray will preach
Sunday morning at the Unitarian
church, taking for his subject, THE
need and uses Of rest" All are requert-
ed to be present at this closing service,
as the church will be closed until Sun
day Sept. g.