The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-29

resent it? Surely this is poor encour-
agement to oficeholders to be honor
able, true and upright.
Mr.. Wallace closed with the state
ment that publication of politics will
continue dream, if a mans fellow
townsmen will not rally to his sup
port, through fear of the party whip
and not rebuke high handed interior
ence of Boston corporations in the pol
itics of the town.
Mr.. Wallace accompanied his letter
with his resignation from the town
committee, Of which he was chairman.
William Rodger was elected in his
place. Mr.. Rodger is chairman of the
board of selectmen. Albert p. Leigh
ton was elected to fill the vacancy on
on the town committee caused by Mr..
Wallace's resignation from the commit
tee
close friends of Mr.. Wallace. Their
election is evidence that majority of
the town committee are in close touch
and sympathy with him.
The board of registrars have been in
session since noon. They took supper
on the spot tonight Four large
steaks with fried potatoes were
brought in from the Clinton House
and set upon the long table in the reg
lSlrdfS room.
The registration was large for the
fall. In the neighborhood of 40 new
names were added to the list, includ-
ing seven persons who We're naturalized
before the United States circuit court
in Boston, Friday afternoon. The
board adjourned at 10 O'Clock, sine die
There. will be no more registration I'M
til spring, and the man whose name
is not on the voting list in the morn
ing cannot mix in the representative
fight.
The valuable bird dog owned by John
NJ Watson of Worcester, was recovered
in Boylston near here today, The dog
was lost in one of the recent fox hunts
He Will be restored to his owner.
Rev. Archibald S. Brown will preach
to his congregation tomorrow, on the
subject, Saints horror of the sinners
hell"
The Clinton high school foot ball
team defeated the All Lancaster team
on Thayer's field this afternoon, "a to
o. The game was one-sided The
wet grass made the ball slippery and
hard to handle. Fenner, Grady, Call
and McSherry played the best game
for Clinton. Broderick excelled for
Lancaster. The lineup was as fol-
lows:
CLINTON H. S. ALL LANCASTER.
Grady, l. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. e., Harris
G. Howard, l. t.............l. t., Powers
kenney, !. g.;-......l. g., Mclaughlin
MeSherry, e.L.............c., Broderick
CalrneS, r. t..............r. t., Maynard
earle, r. s..............r 6. Thompson
fenner, +. e..... e., Clarke
can, q: b..................q b., Hardy
Howard, r h. b........r. h. b., Sargent
O'Ioole, l. h. b.. ......l. h. b., Harrison
OConnor' I. b.........,...1f. b., Wright
Touohdowns, Cairnes, Grady 9.
O'Toole L; goals kicked by McSherry
A. referee, Patrick Gibbons umpire W.
Sanborn; linesmen, Harding and Muir
ply; timekeeper, B. Rodger.
Mrs. Martin Salmon died at her home
on Summit street yesterday morning,
after a months illness. Mrs. Salmon
was born in Ireland and is As years old.
She leaves a husband and three chill
dren. two sons, John and Thomas, and
one daughter, Annie, all living at home.
The funeral will take place from st.
Johns church Monday morning at 8
o. o'clock
The New England league of roller
polo opened last evening at Clinton in
a game between Manchester and Gin
ton.
More than 1000 enthusiastic specta-
tors saw Clinton defeat Manchester in
a close and exciting game. O'Maney
was in fine form, making some wonder
full stops. McGown and Maynard also
played a good game for Clinton. For
Manchester, Tarrant and Ramon did
the best work When Houghton, half
back of the Clintons, came on the floor
he received an ovation from his friends
and admirers. AH +
In the first period of play, there was
no goal made. In the second period
the first goal was made by Manchester
1t was Gagged by Tarrant, the rush
being won by Tarrant. Time, 10 min
utes, 6 seconds. Clinton made the Sec
ond goal; Gagged by Schofield, rush won
by Schofield. Time, minutes, So sec
onds. The third goal was also won by
Clinton; goal Gagged by MCGOWAN, rush
won by Tarrant. Time, IL seconds.
In the third period, the fourth goal
was made for Clinton, by MCGOWAN.
Rush was won by Meade; time, min
utes, 46 seconds. Goals won by Me-
Gowan 2, by Schofleld 1, by Tarrant l.
1, Clinton l. Stops
in goal-O' Malley 15, Bannon "a
The teams were: Clinton eader
and Schofeld, rushers; MCGOWAN
(capt.), centre; Maynard, halfback;
O'Malley, goal Misunderstanding
and Spencer rushers Walton ((capt),
centre; Houghton, halfback and Ban
non goal Referee-William r. Hamil-
ton. Timer-Harry f. Hartwell. Scor-
er--Robert NJ. Pratt. Time-Three Is
minute periods.