The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-29
BIRD WILL SCREAM.
Every body Will Cut
Loose and Cele-
brate Royalty.
TOWN WILL Be PAINTED RED.
Webster, Southbridge and
Dudley to Make Welkin
Ring the Fourth.
TOWN WILL Be PAINTED RED.

Webster, June 2S.-FouRh of July in
Webster will be celebrated in ar elab-
crate manner, thanks to the gentle
men who interested themselves in the
matter and the hustling efforts Of the
committee that the board of selectmen
appointed.
The town appointed Representative
Joseph P. Love, Patrick Prout and
John Stevens, a committee to take
charge of celebrating the Fourth. The
Rev. Alexander Digit, DR.. Fred A.
Brown and Cyrus Spaulding were other
prominent citizens who interested
themselves in the matter. With the
combination of the two committees
the day will be observed more patrloti-
cally here than ever before
IT is the desire that the citizens OF
Webster, Dudley, oxford and south
bridge join forces and hold patrloIlC
celebration at Beacon Park on the
afternoon of the Fourth. m
The exercises will commence at Lot
and end at 8 o'clock. The u. l.. n
band has been engaged and under tne
leadership of John Warnke' VIII len
der a concert. The Webster Giee clup'
Ia voices. VIII alSO ItllACA
CornoraI Warren F. WheelocK' ldtc
of COMPANY K, Sixth Massachusetts
regiment, will read the declaration "a
independence. ~, ~, IN
The next on the program VIII De an AZ
GRAFTON by the Rev. Charles l.. G 70
of Brooklyn, N. Y. His subject w''l w
"America's new responsibllltles' -
The Hon. Alfred S. Roe Of worcester
will also address the assembly. ols
tonic is Uncle Sans farm. n,-
It has been arranged that an cli t.aio ca
under the age of ~ years Will pc tra s,iao
norted to the park on the elecLlIce - 80
of charge. There will be free Ieliloiie'ue
on the grounds. ..,.. mill he
held The committee in charge, Messrs
Love Prout and Stevens, have declueQ
that the same old place on Hlgh stIeet
10 good enough this year. ana there siieg
viii he held. They will be started as
soon as il gets dark enough FOR goou
effect and the handling OF the s@i ne
will be looked after by experts, 81 81
damage of explosions, INJURIES elo'
will be obviated- ..-,.or. mill
how chance to see base ball as II is
actually played during the mor riI.lls
hours when the celebrated Holy cross
team under the guise and name Oh
so,itbhridge. is booked against Wen
ster THE game will be called at ~
o'cioclx sharp, A special train has been
e,goo God To convey the ball teams pack
to the spec town. and the coIllil :, IN
80 sarooters' that will accompany them
al . n. m. Money galore VIII chdhse
hands on these dual contests
Pr Fred A. Brown and Spaulding
RartIett and families leave tomorrow
, 10, for Swampscott beach, where
H. -1a.Fv will remain until Oct. /, with
tbe avcention of the doctor, VINO VIII
Jiyida his time between that place ana
tbis town. The doctor has such large
practice that It is impossible Tor MN 10
rrar,ain aWay from town more than
day or two at time
Thomas Hayes has erected d caHuy
stand and shooting gallery near Ihe
waiting station of the electmc ROAD al
fine lake. and is doing nice business.
Last night John Stevens, an expert III
several accomplishments, with FRANK
Stevens. his nephew, paid Tom a
call at his gallery. John is wen
LnoUn shot. He struck the bullseyes
eight times in succession, a neat little
record. Frank nailed 1t once or twice,
too. : -.
ing a. cottage erected at the Webster
lake. .... Ill,
be held at Bay View, thursday July
Is.