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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-09
ELECTION TALK.
Democrats in Town
of Leicester Are
Disappointed.
BLAME CHERRY VALLEY.
Think They Could Have Cut
Down Aliens
Vote.

Leicester, Nov. S.-There is consider
The republicans don't see how the dem
ocrats did so well, and the democrats
think they should have done better and
cut down Aliens plurality in the dis
trict. The town can still be classed as
republican, as Crane got 10 votes more
than Paine.
In Rochdale, Crane received So votes
and Paine AZ, while Charles H. Allen re-
ceived So and e. D. Marchessault 81 If
the vote for representative had been
similar to the vote for governor along
party lines in that precinct, Allen
would have had lead of % in Rochdale
to offset Marchessault's lead of "A in
Cherry Valley and Leicester.
William A, Bell, who was an active
worker for Marchessault, said today:
IF Cherry Valley had done it's duty
Marchessault would have carried the
town by 80 votes. Leicester and Roch-
dale came up to expectations" Mr..
Bell is sure of two fat, juicy turkeys
for Christmas and Thanksgiving din
ners as a result Of two bets. He said
that 65 democratic votes would be cast
in precinct l. Mr.. Whitford wagered a
turkey, as good as could be bought, that
the party vote would be below that fig
ure, and Dorsey took Bell up for an
other turkey The democrats cast rs
votes in precinct 1.
Republicans on the hill did not seem
to care much about voting. One man
was asked to vote three times. He re-
fused to leave work, and said he would
shoot anybody who came to ask him
again.
A horse owned by Seleetman H. e.
Sargent took flying leap off the high
wall east of Nathan Lambs place last
night and escaped with slight injuries
Frank Estabrook, who works for Sar-
gent, had brought a barrel of cider to
George Glspen, living on the opposite
side of the road from Lambs. He went
into the cellar and something scared
the horse.
1t gave quick jump and started with
the front wheels leaving the rest of the
wagon body behind. The animal ran UP
into Lambs yard and leaped squarely
off the wall, which is 6 feet high. The
shafts were cracked, and the animal
ran up Main street turning into Sar-
gents yard and finishing the job by
running against a tree.
An oyster supper, followed by an en-
tertainment, will be given Thursday
evening in the vestry of the First Con-
gregatlonal church under the auspices
of the Ladies' Charitable society. Mrs
A. b. Davidson is in charge of supper
arrangements, and Miss Bertha Denny
of the entertainment.
The annual inspection of George H
Thomas Post, 1871, G. A. r.. will be held
Tuesday evening, in Memorial hall. AS
sistant Inspector George Messenger OF
Post $50 Of West Brookfield will perform
the inspection. Comrades from West
Brookf1eld, East Brookfield, Brookfield
and Spencer are expected.
Warren Estabrook assistant engineer
at the Worcester & Suburban power
station, is to leave soon to accept a bet
ter position in Worcester.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-09
FIREMEN's DINNER.
Upton Hose Company Enjoys a Turkey
Supper.

Upton Hose Company ENJOYS urkey
Supper.
Upton Nov S.-Members of the Will
liam Knowlton hose company together
with their families and friends, enjoyed
turkey supper this evening.
There were about so seated at the
tables and they partook of all the
tempting viands which go to make up
a regular New England turkey dinner.
George Dipper foreman of the COM
pany, acted as POSTMASTER.
After the supper the party adjourned
to the companys hose house, where a
charming entertainment was held.
The loungin room of the company,
where The entertainment took place,
was tastefully decorated with flags,
bunting ported plants and cut flowers.
The decorating was in charge of Frank
Lyford, Alfred Parker and William
Turner
The supper committee was George
Dipper and John Dwyer. The enter
tainmeht was in charge Of Harry En-
ngton. Charles Fits and William
Parshlev.
The members of the company are:
George Dipper John Dryer, William
Parshlev Frank Lyford, jefferson Ly-
ford, Frank Davenport Patrick
Shaughnessy. Edward Whiting. Charles
Fits. William Turner, Harry Ellington,
Gilbert Heetley and Alfred Parker.
Among the invited guests We're Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Partridge, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Walker Edward Baker,
Preston Prouty and Michael O'Connell
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WITHOUT A HOME.
Mrs. George Bur-
goyne of Northboro
Is Burned Out.
HOUSE AND BARN CONSUMED.
One Horse Is Burned Alive
in the ConAa-
grafton.
HOUSE AND BARN CONSUMED.

Northboro, Nov. S.--An alarm was
rung in this morning at o'clock from
box q for a fire on South street. About
$50 a. m, Mrs. George Burgoyne
noticed a blaze in the barn adjoining
her house, and, upon investigation
found the interior wrapped in flames
The woman at once gave the alarm to
Conductor White, whose car was pass
ing at the time, and he rang it in at
the power station.
Mrs. Burgoyne meanwhile had started
to take the furniture out of the house
and by the time the firemen arrived the
greater part was taken out.
When Chief Burbank found that the
house was out of the water bound, he
sent for more hose, but the flames
spread so quickly that the house and
barn were both consumed. Twenty lone
hundred feet of hose were laid to the
nearest brook, but the grade was so
steep that the water could not be forced
in very large stream.
Mrs. Burgoyne has not the slightest
idea how the barn caught fire. All the
furniture and live stock were saved ex-
CepL one morse, which was consumed
in the flames. The loss is reckoned at
| $4,000 and is insured for $1,000.
II. M. Peinze, proprietor of the
| Northboro bakery. has started a sub
! scription paper for the aid of William
/ Fraser and has secured SAP. Members
| of Mr. Frazer's family were taken i'll
with diphtheria six weeks ago, and
since then two of his children and wife
have been suffering with the disease.
For the past two weeks his family
| have been recovering rapidly, and Sat
urday the doctors will fumigate the
house, and Mr.. Fraser will be out Mon
day. He has been in the employ Of Mr..
Peinze for the past ten years, and for
this reason the baker" has supplied
the family with food free Of charge
during the illness, and started the sub
scription paper
The ladies' of the Congregational
church are to hold a fair in the town
hail. the latter part of December in
which all the business concerns of the
town will be represented. A fine mu-
steal program is being prepared and
the first rehearsal win be held in the
town hall November a. Fifty persons
will take part in the musical program.
The Worcester and Marlboro Street
Railway Benefit association are to hold
their sixth social and dance in the
town hall Thursday Nov. &c.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-09
WHITINS vILLE.

Whitinsvillc, Nov. S.-H. Percy Smith
of Worcester is confined to his home
by illness.
Michael Sheehan of Linwood. for six
years second hand in the Linwood cot
ton mill, has retired from that posi-
ton and is now overseer of the Clinton
mill in Woonsocket.
There was a large attendance at the
lecture in the United Presbyterian
church. by Mrs. Ella M. Keith of
Worcester.
The Whitinsville Harmonic male
quartet will give a concert in the Me-
thodst Episcopal church Friday eve
ming.
A social and dance will be held in
l. o. o. F. hall Friday evening under
the auspices of the Pioneer Castle,
K. G. E. The Whitinsville Social or
chestra will furnish music,
Arthur Farrand of Fitchburg is in
town.
Miss Grace Fisher of Main street has
returned from a three weeks stay with
friends in Cambridge.
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SAVED FROM THE SEA.
Italian Bark Picks Up
Shipwrecked Crew in
Mid-ocean..

Gloucester, Mass, Nov. S.-The Ital-
ian bark Salvatore, Capt. S. A. Carino,
arrived here at dark from Trapani,
Italy, bound for this port, and had on
board Capt. A. 7. Dyer and the ship
wrecked crew of seven men of the
schooner William e. Downs. of New
Haven, bound from Savannah to that
port with 100000 feet Of hard pine. The
rescued men are Capt. A. T. Dyer,
Mate H. p. Smith and Engineer F. P.
Marshall all OF Deer Isle, Me, Jacob
Dahl, Jacob Thompson, Charles john
son, Alexander Skova, all Norwegians.
Capt. Dyer reported leaving Savan-
nah on October "a and meeting a gale
October 30, during which the vessel be-
gan to show signs of leaking. The
shifting Of the deck load opened the
seams, and that night she was full of
water with decks awash, compelling
the men to take to the rigging, where
they lodged themselves and for four
days, dashed to the rigging and expos
ed to the elements and practically with
out food, the men passed narrowing
existence. The storm ragged for two
days and in that time all they had to
eat was a few cans of condensed milk
and beef
At the end of the fourth day the
bark Salvatore was sighted and signals
of distress were hoisted. The bark
made down for the distressed vessel
and effected their rescue, it being a
thrilling piece of work as another ives
terly gale had just begun blowing. Two
trips in a boat were necessary to effect
the rescue. The captain and crew saw
ed nothing except the clothes they
wore.
The Downes was owned by E. H.
Weaver and others of New Haven and
was valued at about $4,000. The cap
tain did not know whether there was
any insurance. The cargo was valued
at about $4,000, probably insured, con-
signed to the New Haven Saw Mill Co
The Downes was a fine vessel of 753
gross tons, 6SS tons net, and was built
in Bath in 1885
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POLITICAL CHATTER.
Ryan and Sullivan Each Want Re-
count = French-American Voters
Meeting.

The board eff registrars of voters is pre-
pairing for the municipal election. There
will be sessions for the adding of names
to the voting lists between the 18th and
22d.
James F. Ryan is to demand a recount
of the vote cast for representative in
ward s. as The Spy said yesterday. His
petition requires the signatures of 10 legal
voters of the ward. Mr.. Ryan's friends
hope to change he result or at least cut
down the majority of John G.. Hagberg
very materially.
Peter F. Sullivan defeated candidate
for the Legislature in ward 3, wishes for a
recount Of the vote cast in precinct 8,
which he thought was going to be his
sure. Mr.. Mclaughlin, by the returns,
carried 1t by large majority.
The executive committee of the meeting
of the Americans TO take place
tonight at s O'Clock in St Jean Baptiste
hall held meeting last night All
Franco-American voters of Worcester
have received a postal card inviting them
to attend, and they are expected to be
present. The announcement in IN eve
ming paper that collection Will be take:
up to pay expenses is untrue; all that is
requested from the voter is 10 be present
and vote
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HIGH NOON WEDDING.
f. H. sincerbeaux Webs Emily Putney
OF East Brookfield.

East Brookheld, Nov. S-A wedding of
considerable interest in local circles took
place at high noon today at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs Albert A. Putnsy of
Main street, when their daughter. Emily
F. Putney. was Joined in wedlock to Fred
erick II. SincerbeauX
Rev. J b. Child of the Baptist Church
was the officiating clergyman. The brid
was charmmgly attired in a pearl eolored
travelling gown. and was given away by
her father. After the ceremony the couple
were driven TO the railway station where
they took the u "a train for Albany.
A contingent of friends was at the sta
ton, and the usual shower of rice was
not forgotten On their return Mr.. and
Mrs SincerbeauX will reside on Main
street. Mr. SincerbeauX has been resi-
dent of this place several years working
at his trade of painting and paper hang
ing.
Hop Lee, the enterprisng laundryman
moved all his belongings to Worcester
yesterday. The sight of the celestial
speeding along on his bicycle VIII be
missed by local residents.
Marshall West of Port Chester n. y,
was in town today.
Miss Eta p. Carr of Spencer is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Arthur Moreau of Maple
street.
4 meeting of the w. c. T. o. was held
at the home of Mrs. w. d. Bowen yes
terday afternoon.
Act especially on the liver and bile.
CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
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PROFESSORS RESIGN.
New Brunswick University Rent Asun-
der BY HazIna Affair.

Fredericton, N. B., Nov SIN con-
sequence of differences between the ia
Guilty of the University of New Bruins
wick and the senate of the institution.
three of the faculty have handed in
their designations. The trouble dates
back to the opening Of the year, when
the male freshmen refused to attend a
reception given by members of the 9th
err classes, a time-honored hazing af-
fair. A few nights later large num-
Der of freshmen were caught on the
way to the ladies reception and sum-
marily dealt with.
For this the faculty by a vote of r
to expelled five of the seniors and
suspended IA other students until Eas-
ter. Heavy pressure had been brought
to bear on the college authorities but
the faculty refused to yield. Last
night the senate of the college met and
over-ruled the faculty, modifying SEN
fences of expulsion to short terms of
suspension. and reinstating the IA sus-
pended. Four seniors and two junior
students announced their intention of
leaving school as well.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-09
WARREN.

Warren, Nov S.-Miss Dorothy Miller
entertained party of six friends at her
home on Elm street yesterday after
noon and evening, the occasion being
her sixth birthday, Games were in
dulged in, after which supper was
served.
The Warren basket ball team play
the North Brookfield basket ball team
at the town hall Friday evening.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-09
RELIEF I'M SIX HOURS.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder Dis
ease relieved in six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure" 1t
is a great surprise on account of its
exceeding promptness in relieving pain
in bladder, kidneys and back, in male
or female. Relieves, retention of water
almost Immediately. If you want quick
relief and cure this is the remedy. Sold
by r. d. Burlington, druggist Worces-
ter Mass
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GETS HIS BENEFIT.
Spencer st. Jean Baptiste
Society Votes to Pay
Potrin.

Spencer, Nov. S.-The St Jean Baptiste
Society held their monthly meeting last
night in their hall. The question whether
Nap. Potrin would get his benefits was
decided. In the society's regulations there
is a clause which states that no member
shall receive any benefits who is injured
while under the influence of liquor. Mr..
Potyln had his arm bruised Sunday, Oct.
81 and had it amputated on the same day.
Joseph Mayo, who found him, testified
last night that when he found Mr.. Pot
win the latter was not under the influence
of liquor, and the members voted to pay
the benefits The benefits Will be 20 q
week for II weeks in d year while he is
not working. This is one of the most
flourishing societies in Spencer, having
over 600 members.
Republicans are well satisfied in Spen-
Ger over the elections, especially that or
Mr.. Allen. Although he did not win with
large vote, his friends are satisfied
Mr.. Marchessault, the democratic cam
dldate. said last night he was satisfied
with the vote he polled. He said he was
surprised at the number of votes he got
in Spencer, but not with Cherry Valley,
for his party had figured on getting l59
where they got liz. If Cherry Valley had
turned out well the result would have
been still closer There were 1854 votes
polled Yesterday out of 1896 votes.
this morning by d saw. He was saving
limb wood, when his hand slipped on the
saw and was cut, He had nine stitches
taken.
Charles Murray son of II. Murray,
painter, Of the Wire village, has the scar
let fever.
There will be supper and entertain.
ment at the Universalist Church tonight,
given by the ladies of the church.
Another dog was found dead on Nc
Donald street this morning. 1t is not
known to whom the dog belonged. 1t was
a hound.
The work of the Spencer Monday
tclub has opened very auspiciously.
The first meeting was held at the
Ward cottage, High street.
Mrs. Susan Cruickshanks read a pa
Iper on Artists of today" Not the
| least pleasing feature was her spirited
manner Of delivering it.
| The second meeting was a trolley
| ride to Worcester and an afternoon at
the Art Museum. Frank Mellen, of the
| classical high school, gave talk on the
origin OF sculpture illustrated by the
many fine casts recently donated by
| Worcester organizations to its new
museum.
| The third meeting was a social held
| at the home of Mrs. Edith Snow Mair
street, assisted by Mrs. Kate Warren
The Hrst selection on the program was
a piano solo by Miss Fannie Corbin
! Miss Warren read a paper on Some OF
! the tendencies of modern fiction" Miss
| Claudia Horkenhull of Whitinsyille
rendered several vocal selections beau.
| tifully.
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MISS WEST DEAD.

Her Demise is a Great Shock to Sutton
Relatives.
Sutton, Nov S.-Fannie Estelle West,
youngest daughter of Mrs. Sarah A.
Goodnow of Sutton, died suddenly yes
terday at her apartments in Worcester
of heart trouble. Miss West went to
her winter home in Worcester a month
ago on account of feeble health, but
was not thought in immediate danger.
She went out for walk Monday eve
ming and her sudden death the next
morning came as a great shock to the
family.
? The mother, Mrs. Sarah A. .Goodnow,
and sister, Mrs. Louisa Young, reside
in Sutton. and another sister is Mrs. J.
E. Phillips of New York city. The
funeral will be at the home of Mrs.
Goodnow, Friday, at 1890 q. m.
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OXFORD.

oxford. Nov. S.-Work on the new
school house at the south end is prog
ressing. A number of men are at work
digging the cellar.
The estate of the late Loren Sibley is
being appraised. The appraisers are
Franklin Howard, Charles G.. Larned
and Fred i. Snow,
The trolley poles along the Plain We're
painted a dark color today. At GER
tain intervals poles are painted white
halfway up to indicate stopping places
for the electric cars.
Miss Flora Trusdell of Putnam is the
guest of Rev. H. H. Brown and family
The chapter of the Order of the
Eastern Star here will have an official
visitation on Friday evening at which
the deputy grand matron is expected
to be present.
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WAREHOUSE ACCIDENT.

New York, Nov. S.-A pile of pig lead
fell in the warehouse of Lawrence, Son
& Gerrish, on Water street. today Rich
ard Revelle and John Merely were
killed, and Terrence MeGinnis was in
iured The men had been engaged in I'M
loading the lead from a propeller. Mi
chael Dunn, foreman of the gang of
worltmen, was placed under arrest to
await the coroner's investigation.
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Clemence sells today at 10 a. M. 2 fine
wood and timber lots, situated in the
easterly part of Leicester, on the road
leading from Chapel mills to Meanwhile,
about 10 minutes walk from the electric
cars on the Worcester and Spencer road
at Cherry Valley. Parties attending these
sales will assemble at the corner of
Waite and Chapel streets, near the Chapel
mills, in Cherry Valley.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-09
NEW PUBLIC GARDENS.

New York, Nov. s.-The new zoologi-
cal gardens in the Bronx park were for
mally opened to the public with APP
propriate ceremony today by the Off
Gals of the New York Geological So
ciety. Former Governor Morton, as
president presided at the ceremony.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-09
BURGLARS IN uxRRIDeE.
Take Forty Dollars Worth of Plumber
Out Of Town.

axe Forty Dollars Worth OF Plumber
Out of Town.
Uxbridge, Nov. S.-Uxbridge was once
more visited by burglars last evening.
The scene of their work was the fur
nishing store of James Hosey. AS far
as can be ascertained, there was stolen
about $40 worth of goods. Christian
Goediz, who lives in the block where
the burglary was committed, saw the
men.
Thinking it was Hosey's clerk, Chris
Shaughaessy, he saluted the men, Re-
ceiving no answer, he at once appre-
hended the burglars and rushed to
Capron's mill to get the assistance of
the Waterman. Both returned at once,
but the burglars had taken the alarm
and fed. Mr.. Hosey has only recently
gone into business, and is receiving the
commisseration of his friends.
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mon every day cough mixture. It Is a
marvellous remedy for all the trouble
sulting from a cold in the head, throat,
chest or lungs. Sold for rs cents.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-09
N.WIGENER CUSTOM TAILORING. As Pleasant ST.

p. ST. also desire to announce that |
do the finest and neatest repairing. clean
ing and pressing; old clothes will look like
new; at very reasonable prices.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-09

writing to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, Mass.
MRS. CORA gibson, Yates. Manistee
Co.. Mich, writes:
"DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM--Two years ago
l began having such dull, heavy, drag
ging pains in my back, menses were pro-
fuse and painful and was troubled with
leucorrhea. l took patent medicineo
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-09

a CAPABLE mother must be healthy mother.
The experience of maternity shoudnot approached
without careful physical preparation.
Correct and what the expecan would
be mother needs and this she without by
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-09

unable to become pregnant but since have used it M
health is much improved and have big baby boy the joy
and pride of our home."
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NOTICE!

Notice is given that from this
day henceforth, will pay no more
bills contracted by my wife, in
my name.
MICHAEL FULLY,
November s. A Howard St.
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When you have tried you viii be pleased
CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
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ct especially on the liver and bile.
CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS.