The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-27

Hughel Caron, commonly known as
"Micky," walked into Sullivan's saloon
this forenoon in an ugly mood. He en-
gagged in an argument with Thomas
Suzon, and after a few minutes began
to use force. The bartender promptly
threw him out Of the place. Caron, for
revenge, let drive with his left fist and
put it through one of the large win
dows. The blood began to squirt from
cut and Caron grew weak. One of
the bystanders helped him to DR..
Wheeler's office, where the cuts were
dressed. A large quantity Of blood was
left in spots on the sidewalk from Sui
livan's place to the doctors.
Caron left the office and went to fool
ing with some Of his companions. The
eXertion started the cnt tn bleeding,
and he had to retrace his footsteps to
the office. This time the doctor took
nine stitches in the cuts, five in one and
four in the other.
Miss Mary Hart and Edward Bari
beault were married this morning at
o'clock at St. Mary's Church, Rev. FIR.
Lord performing the ceremony. Raoul
Baribeault, brother of the groom,
acted as best man, and Miss Ida Cham
pigny was bridesmaid.
The bride was attired in white cash
| mere trimmed with white lace, and
carried bridal roses. The bridesmaid
was attired in white muslin trimmed
with lace She carried white pinks. At
| ter the ceremony the couple departed
| for Canada, where they will remain for
two weeks. On their return they will
| reside on Sampson street. A reception
will be rendered to them on their re-
turn. A large number of friends were
| present from Southbridge, Worcester
and North Brookfield. The presents
were numerous and handsome.
Victor Peltier, who was arrested Sat
urday evening for drunkenness by Of
ficer Graveline, was fined S. by Trial
| Justice Curtis this morning.
A large audience assembled this eve
ming at the First Congrega tional
| church to listen to the "Tuskegee
| quartet" consisting of ]. A. Taylor, E.
| N. Broadnax, Lewis McWilliams and
| c. e. McFarlin. The concert was given
for the benefit of the Tuskegee school
Isaac Fisher, a graduate of the school,
| delivered an interesting address. The
company left here for Leicester, where
| they will give an entertainment to-
morrow evening.
William Campbell has resigned his
| position at Greenwood's barber shor
to accept similar position in Boston
Mathew Conlin is home on d vaca-
ton from Bowdoin college.
The graduating class Of the high
school have issued three hundred In
vitations for their exercises to be held
at the town hall tomorrow evening.
The same number of invitations have
been sent out for the reception which
will be held Wednesday evening.
The following Is the program for to-
morrow night: Address Of welcome; mu-
sic, Might" by school chorus;
Lowelrs vision Of Launfal," by Teresa
Mabells Casey; "Our Volunteer Sol
diers," Francis Xavier Mccain; Bits
Of Mythology" Mary Jane Trail; mu-
sic, "TilI We Meet Again." school Choir
us; Libraries" Susie Lois Allen; THE
Future of America" Elton Frank Prou-
ty; "Our Navy" Sara Ethel Allen;
music, s@The Dance" chorus Of young
ladies; Influence of the Press" Ray
mond Avery Billiard; "Gifts Of Greece
and Rome to the World" Anna Susan
Curtis; music, Good Night" school
chorus; Fidelity to Ideals" Leila Ed
it'll Curtis; Scientific Progress of the
Greene. Awarding Of diplomas by the
chairman of the school committee. Va
ledictory address and the class song.
The Chicago Novelty company gave
it's first performance this afternoon at
Lake Lashaway park. The show was
one of the best, If not the best, that have
been seen at the park this year.
Michael Calvin of this town is work
ing at North Brookfield for the United
States Indemnity society.
Harry W. Goddard and family are
spending the summer at the Muscho-
pauge house, Rutland.
The high school scholars held re-
hearsal this Afternoon for tomorrow ev-
ening at Odd Fellows hall.