The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-30
St. Paul's Lyceum
Visit Nillbury and
Have Good Time.
RICHARD WOLFE is CAPTURED.
viii Be Tried for Illegal
Liquor Selling-Notes
Round About.

Millbury June 29.-The St Paurs
Lyceum of Worcester had a merry
time in the town hall here tonight. A
party of over 200 left the city hall in
Worcester in four special cars on the
Worcester and Suburban road at TAO
o'clock, and enjoyed the trolley ride
to this place.
On arriving in Millbury they repaired
TO the town hall and merry dance
was in progress until l o'clock to the
music of Chaffin's full orchestra. Dur
ing the evening refreshments were
served. Beside the Worcester party,
a number of townspeople We're present.
On the arrival in Millbury, the party
was escorted to the town hall by the
Garde d'Honneur drum corps. A dis
play Of fireworks was sent off by the
company. The party returned to Wor-
cester at 1.30 o'clock.
Inspector Forsythe Of the New Eng
land Telephone and Telegraph Company
was in Millbury today. He was locat-
ing a proposed telephone branch
through Sutton from Bramanville. Sew
eral business men of Sutton have sig
nified their desire to have a telephone
service, The stations proposed are
Windle's mill in West Millbury and
Halls store in Sutton.
Mr.. Forsythe had the line all mapped
out, and will make preliminary survey
in short time
No work was done on the repairs to
the Worcester and Suburban road to-
day. Work is nearly completed on this
division, except through the centre of
the town. Near the Mcgowan bridge
careful repairs are Being made. Every
thing is completed at this place To
within 20 feet on either side of the
bridge. superintendent John 3. Cor
man and Inspector John Bannister
looked over the repairs of the road thus
far. today.
Contrary to the usual custom, the Sc
lectmen of this town have in granting
the local dealers licenses to sell fire
works for the Fourth of July.
allowed the dealers to commence sell
ing fireworks on Monday morning. 1t
has been the usual custom to allow the
dealers to sell from o'clock the night
preceding Fourth of July.
The weavers in the Atlanta mills
were loaflng today on account OF re-
pairs.
The committee-C. F. Holman. II. T.
Maxwell and William L. AlIen-ap-
pointed by the several churches to
look up suitable location for the I'M
ION picnic, will render their report tC
the committee Of arrangements on Sat
urday evening, July /. Washington OF
Quinsisamond were the proposed sites
The AIillbury Razor Company com
menced packing their machinery this
morning. A few small jobs remain anC
when they are finished the entire ma
chinery in the Grafton street shop viii
be moved to Little Valley, New York
the new location. Fred Upton, Thomas
F. Parkins and W. L. Gutenberg will
accompany them TO the new location.
No celebration for the Fourth of July
as yet, except the Its picnic ant
games a Lake Singletary, has been ar
ranged.
James Maxwell of Worcester was tn,
guest Of friends in this place today.
Elmer T. Merrill Of the University o.
Maine is the guest Of his brother. Ar
thur c. Merrill, at the state fish hatch
cry.
Richard Wolfe of this place, VIII,
was raided on the night Of May 90 by
Officer Rich and Selectman Booth. wa
captured at his home on South MAR
street by officer Rich tonight, at
o'clock, while on a visit to his wife. Of
f1cer Rich has been on still hunt TO
Wolfe, and found him tonight and sen
him to SeSc1On ! in Worcester. On tn,
night of the raid two cases of lage
We're found by the officers. Wolfe wa
arrested, but the party that was in tn,
house escaped. Wolfe was ordered t,
appear in the central district court OF
Wednesday morning, but failed. n,
one claimed the liquor, and Wolfe wa
arrested tonight. Late tonight Wolf,
was admitted to bail.