The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-26

to the F'orty-sixth. Up to a late hour
tonight, he had received no official no
LITIGATION Of his appointment.
Fred P. Dean, formerly of Co. G
Worcester Light Infantry, gave about
100 stereopticon views of the Second
regiment in Cuba, tonight, at the regi-
mental headquarters, which was taker
advantage Of by a large number of the
boys and visitors. Round on round OF
applause greeted each picture as it was
thrown on the screen. Many of the
views were taken by Mr.. Dean on his
last trip to Cuba and Porto Rico, and
all proved interesting.
AdJutant Henry A. Thayer of the
Sixth regiment received the congratula-
lions of the brother officers of the regi-
nlent on his appointment as second
lieutenant in the United States volun.
teers.
Worcester people took advantage Of
/ the opportunity to visit camp today
and the following called on the Worces-
ter boys during the day: Joseph L.
| KING, James Hall and wife, Mrs. Clara
z. Bickford, Emma Smith, Mrs. A. w
Nee, Edward Schermerhorn, Mrs. A. J.
Reinbold. Mrs. E. F. Brownell, William
j. Biusky, Mrs. NJ. z. Kirby Lucille
r. King, Bessie L. Sage of Braintree
Hon. Francis A. Harrington, Alderman
Henry Brapnon, D. A. Harrington, o.
M. Ball, William Moore, Charles A.
| Weaver, Mr. Woodward, Samuel E.
Clapp, Frank Stewart, George NJ. Rice
| Charles Higginbotham, Frederick w.
! Emerson, Charles A. Lewis, Col. E. B.
| Glasgow, Rev. Elliot w. White, Horace
K. Hobbs, Mrs. Fred c. Glasgow, Geo.
j. Moreau, Della l.. Beswick, Hannah
| Conlin, Mrs. T. f. Farnum of Lowell,
Eva B. Allen, Bessie L. Sanborn, Ethel
Hunter of Woodville Mrs. E. B. Saw
yer, Mrs. H. L. Worcester, Mrs. w. H.
allison, Mrs. c. A. Poland, Mrs r. c.
Greene y 4;f Lottie Plant, Lottie Hunt, w.
i. Emerson, Ralph D. Emerson, w, T,
Darling, Al. Dupre, Mrs. Alma Brown,
Della McDermott, Mrs. Charles Bull
lard, w. NJ Severy.
William L. Standish, Miss V. M.
| Waters of Boston, F. R. Jones, Coun-
Gilman George G. Hunt, D. A. Upham,
Mrs 6. M. Lowering, Harry c. Grover,
y. L: McGourty, ]. f. Anderson, Miss
Maud Davenport, Miss May Gardiner.
Gertrude Drake, May Ciosson, Nav
Redmond, Katherine Beringer.
Mrs. 70. M. Levette, Mrs. w. H. Wat
SON. William Jerome, William Ash,
Harry Crow and wife, Israel Blair. Miss
Harriet Laporte, Miss Cora Crow, ].
+. Hallahan, Mamie Streeter, Addie
Bacon: Mrs. Mary Leroy, Frank J.
Moynihan, S. H. Boss, S. P. Potter,
Miss e. M. De Groote, Josephine Bus
settle, George N. Noe, Ida Paris Rose.
Nault, Clara Davis, Lulu Noe, g. L,
Brigham, wife and son, Mrs. w. e.
Briefly, Mrs. R. F. French, Mrs. F. S.
Taylor and children, Henry Barrett,
Della Maple, Mrs. L. D. Wood, Mary
Wood, John Robinson, Della Levine,
Lulu Nault, Mrs. Knowlton, Miss Cora
Hill, Miss E. Leville, Fannie Adams.
MRS. Walter Carson and son, Minnie,
Grace and Louise Guldbant of Spring
| field, Mrs. L. E. Glare, Miss E. 4.
Breard, Capt. L. G.. Bigelow, Mrs.
Haynes, Capt. S. S. Piper of First New
Hampshire national guard, Mrs. w. T.
Gould and son, Master Willie Gould,
Nellie and Carrie F., Bruso, Mrs A. H.
Boswell, Mrs. c. A. Love, Miss Kath-
crime, w. 7. and -1rs. w. e. Sayles,
Miss Mabel Durrell, j. E. Durrell, Fan
ME Adams, Miss c. E. Chase, Mrs. L.
D. Wood Miss Mary Wood, John Rob
lnson, Della Levine, Lulu Nault, G.. L.
Brigham, wife and son, Mrs. Cora P.
Hill, Mrs. R. F. FreT oh, Harry Barrett,
A. R. Garland, Charles P. Dwinell,
Lieut.. ]. j. Boyle of Co. K, Ninth Mass,
Corp. ]. Gallagher and Priv. Percival
of Sixth Mass. Miss L. l. Holden, Miss
]. l. Dalbeck, Minnie R. Hastings, Alice
M. Holden, Gertrude ]. Cooney, Fred
s. Dickie, Mrs. F. S. Dickie, Mrs. w.
H. Wood, Boston, Katherine D. Hew-
ings, William N. Wood, Jr., Mrs. Harry
I. Young, Miss Eva M. Sutton, Mrs. w
e. Hassam, Capt. w. E. Hassam Har-
Ian w. Holden, Charles S. Short, Bos-
ten, James NJ. brennan, F. A. Harrirg-
ton, Charles J. O'Hara, Jar2es EARLY,
Henry G.. Grover, Thomas A. Weaver,
Charles Stafford Shorty, George NJ.
Rice, w. H. Holden, G. S. Holden, II.
c. Buchard, Frans H. Kreks, Jr., Eu-
gene c. Potter, Clarence T. Gray Chas.
e. Moore, w. ]. Nourse, Donald Nc
Kay, A. G. Muir, F. l.. Vaughn, AL
bertha Otteslad, Margaret Ryan, Annie
L. Carlberg, George N. Jepson, F. B.
Plummer, J. P. Gay, j. Putnam, L. B.
Hunter, Mrs. G. E. Hill, Miss Mcdonald,
Miss Mahoney.
William Stevenson, Fannie Green
wood, Henry Hinsdale, Leicester, May
Johnson, Susie Smith, Charles w. Ly-
ford, Arthur w. Nichols. Augusta
Flagg, Eva Stratton, Mrs. H. H. Fair
banks, A. c. King, Fred P. Dean, Lieut..
]. ], Hurley, Lieut.. J. E. McGourty, j.
H. Taylor, Mrs Louis M McCallum,
Capt. F. l.. Allen, Corp. Lucy Will
mot, Savage Fauvor, Joseph G.
Vaudreuil, C. E. Moore, Herbert F.
Roper, Emil Zaeder, Sergt. A. S. Long
ley, Sergt. ]. Warren Holbrook, Albert
Green, James F. Bradley, Mrs. F. B.
Maynard, Mrs. william M. Reldl, MISS
Eva Dansereau, Miss Mamie Higgins,
Mrs. C. H. Knibbs, A. E. Warren, Rob-
ert Mason, Mrs NICE. Burrill, Miss
Josephine Broadworth, Arthur Clarke
and wife, Mrs R. N. Cundall, Inez Ell
bridge, May Eldridge, Walter D. Ross,
May Shield, Jennie Wadsworth Mrs.
S. H. Harlow and wife.
The guard detail from Battery B to-
day was Corp. Adams and Privs. Ham
Iilton. Hoyle, Trombly, Tisdell, Hurst,
Beaudreau, Steele and A. B. White.
The Battery will break camp tomor-
row morning not later than o'clock
and leave over the road for Worcester
Immediately. The horses are all in good
shape after the weeks work at camp,
and will, without doubt, make the trip
home in quicker time than they made
the one to camp.
Lieut.. Lucke of the City Guards was
acting regimental adjutant at guard
guard under the critical eye of Gen.
Mathews and staff without any trouble.
Capt. Warmer of Company X, Sec
ond regiment. was officer of the day,
and Lieut. Lovejoy of Company f was
officer of the guard.
Brigade strength today is divided as
follows
Second regiment-Field, staff and
band, SO; co. A, SO; Co. b, So; Co. c. At;
Co. D, So; Co. e, "a; Co. F, 81; Co. G, so:
Co. H, so; Co, /, so; Co. X, SO; Co. L, SO;
Co. M, 6O-total, 722.
Sixth regiment-Field, staff and band,
s.; Co. A, 81; Co. B, "a; Co. C, 55; Co. d,