The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-10
the piece Consumed 20 minutes. The
concert deserved a larger audience.

the piece Consumed 90 minutes. The
| concert deserved a larger audience.
The funeral of Mrs. Ann OToole was
| held this morning al 8 o'clock at St
Johns church, A mass of requiem was
| said by Rev. FIR. r. ]. Paterson. The
remains were inferred in st. Johns
| cemetery.
| Albert S. Jacobs of Bolton commenced
! the study of law in the office of At
! torney Samuel H. Longley, today.
| DR.. George ]. OFT narrawly escaped
| serious injury last evening. He was
! returning from a call upon a patient
at Four Ponds, when his sleigh over
/ turned on a drift in the road. and his
| horse ran away. DR. OFT pluckily kept
| his hold on the yeins, and followed the
! sleigh for several rods, until the horse
broke away. taking the harness.
| The animal was caught further down
! the road. The sleigh was badly dam
| aged, and DR.. OFT has lame shoulder
as a result Of the occurrence.
| Company K assembled at the armory
| tonight, with % men DESTROYS of being
taken into the company. The muster
| ing officer asked for by First Lieut. P.
| j. Cannon did not appear. The COM
pany contented itself with a setting-up
| drill
| The funeral of Theodore Jewett will
/ take place at o'clock tomorrow af-
! ternoon. Rev. ". w. Jordan will Off
ciate The service will be al the resi-
| dence of Ira II. Perkins, Ais Main
street.
| The funeral of Michael Freel will be
held at St Johns church at o'clock
| tomorrow. A requiem mass will be
| Gel, l:a;ed.
The officers of Mary A. Bickendytre
Tent, D. of v, and Lieut., A l.. Fuller
| Camp, S. Of v. We're publicly installed
at o'clock this evening, in Grand
persons. The officers of the tent were
installed by Miss NJ. Lizzie Kimball of
! Fitchburg who Is junior vice-depart-
ment president, Daughters of Veterans,
and a daughter Of State Auditor Gen.
John w. Kimball.
| The officers Of the camp were in
stalled by Past Col. w. A Stevens of
| the Massachusetts, division. Each made
a short speech, congratulatofy in char
acter.
! Maj. Charles r. Darling of Boston,
/ Eighty-fourth Massachusetts, made
address of the evening
/ Maj. Darling has Just returned from
Porto Rico. He has been recommend
ed for distinguished bravery displayed
in the first battle on Porto Rican soil,
by Gen. Garretson. Maj. Darling is a
mander-in-c chief of the Sons of Veter-
ans.
The officers of A. l.. Fuller Camp are:
Captain Ora l.. Stone; first lieutenant,
Harry McReH; second lieutenant, AL
bert s. Fuller; Camp council, Albert
Leighton, Albert s. Fuller, Nelson
Laythe chaplain, j. w. Powell; first
sergeant, Joseph Fl. Young: Quarter
master sergeant Herbert E. Poole;
principal musician, Charles Davis;
color sergeant, Nelson Laythe; cor
poral guard, Everett Needham; camp
guard, c. Leighton Wood; picket guard,
w. ]. Reeke.
The officers of MARY A. Bickerdytree
Tent are: President, Grace A. Thayer
Marshall senior vfce-president, Lila
MoRell; Junior vice president, Bessie
chaplain, Catherine Field: trustees,
Mabel Brigham, Bertha c. Gibson and
Jennie Reckie; secretary. Gertrude
Miner; inside guard. Leona Teasdale
guard, Charlotte Clifford; musician,
Helen Gibson.
Advisory board, George S. Gibson,
Lucius ". Field, Ora L. Stone
Thomas Dawson Tate will send his
petition for the employment of Amer
lean born labor on the metropolitan
dam, TO the metropolitan water COM
nissioners tomorrow. The petition has
been signed by $50 of the best citi-
zens Of Clinton. including Selectmen
Philip j. Philbin and Henry Richter
Mr.. Tate viii try to secure the sigma
lures OF the other selectmen at the
meeting of the board tonight.
Mr.. Tate has abandoned his plan of
insisting strongly that the dam snail
be built by day labor, to concentrate
on the other request in his petition
that no commissary shall be main
tanned in connection with any work
being done for the commission
Many persons will go from this town
10 the dance in the South Lancaster
hose house, Thursday, Jan, u. Thomas
Murphy will have charge of the floor
The Ladies' Auxiliary of division g..
A. 0. H, will hold their second annual
concert and ball at town hall, Friday
evening, Jan. 20. This will be furnished
by 10 pieces of the singing orchestra of
Marlboro.
The executive committee in charge
OF the dance is as follows: Miss Mary
A. McGrath, chairman. Miss Julia Cos
tello, secretary. The reception commit
tee is Mrs Edward Riley. Mrs. John
Burke, Mrs. Martin I<illeen Mrs. John
mclaughlin, Mrs. Frank Grimley, Miss
margaret Dugan, Miss Mamie Grady,
Miss Margaret Niece Miss Bessie
Glynn, Miss Emma Grady, Miss Mary
Philoin. The ushers viii be Miss Ma
ME Ford, Teresa Coyne, Mamie Moray.
Bella Barrett Mamie Martin, Minnie
Morrison, Hannah Mclaughlin, Nor,
Mclaughlin, Mrs. p. r. OBrien. wife
: OF DR., P. T. O'Brien, has been selected
as floor director. She will be assisted
by Miss Mary I. Tracy and Miss MARY
h. Camp She has selected for her aids
Mary A. Grady, Teresa Joyce, Mary A
moran, Mary Lavalle. Sarah McGrail
Aatnefyne GILL; Della Mcnamara, Mary
a. Speakman Mary Ferguson. Annie
Mortimer, Nellie O'Connor, sarah XII.
! lfedge, Bridget Cannon, Mamie Barns
Annie Nugent, Agnes Healy, Bridget
Grady. Refreshments will be served BY
Thomas j. Mcnamara.
Miss Sarah Cannon entertained .
} party of her friends at her home OF
, Fruit street, tonight. Drive whist hell
the attention of the party for an hour
solos We're rendered by Chas O'Toole
John Killelea, Miss Agnes Powers ant
Nellie Mcdonald. Among those pres
emit We're James Mcdonald, Michae
, Guoden, John Seaman, Edward Scan
Ian, Master John Gibbons Miss Deli;
Tracy, Miss Tillie O'Grady, Miss f. c
| FELTON,, Miss Minnie O'Maltey. Mis-
/ Nellie O'Malley Miss Louise Fury. Mis-
Madge WEIGH. A COLLATION. was serve,
; a. 1870.
w. A. Conner is seriously i'll at hi
home On Park street.
, Patrick Kirby of Company *, Mint
Massachusetts volunteer militia, is con
, fined to his bed with chills.
Michael OMalley Company X, VIII
has been in bed since the return of hi
= company from Cuba, is able to be Il