The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-22
MATTERS.
St.Jean Baptistes May
Attend Celebration
After All.
ARE ENTERTAINED.
Principal Tirrell Gives His
Annual Reception to
High School Seniors.

Spencer June 21.-Mrs. Mary
Carey 60 years old, died this
morning after a lingering sickness
of four weeks. The deceased was born
in Ireland, and at young age came
to this country, where she married.
Her husband has been dead for 10
years.
She leaves one brother, Owen Ken
nedy of New York, and a sister, Mrs.
James Bowling of San Francisco.
Eight children survive her-Patrick E.,
John G., Timothy F., Mrs. Patrick
O'Donnell, Mrs. James Begley, Miss
Bridget M, Daniel T. and William j.
The funeral will take place Friday
morning at 10 o'clock, the interment
to be at st. Mary's cemetery.
The st. Jean Baptiste society held q
meeting last evening to reconsider it's
vote of the last meeting, in which the
invitation from Southbridge to attend
the annual parade and celebration, was
declined A committee of five members
were appointed to canvass among tie
members and see if they could get 100
willing to go to Southbridge. The COM
mittee appointed is J. Uric Dufault
Henry Collette, Joseph Bird, Joseph
Lucier, and Louis ,Bazinet.
Principal E. S. Tirrell of the David
Prouty high school, entertained this
evening at his residence on Cherry
street, the members of the graduating
class of 99.
Music and refreshments were in or
der during the evening. Those present
We're: Raymond A. Bullard, Cyril Yer
non, Henry H. Lee, Eta Il. Carr,
Charlton e. Green, Fred E. Ames,
Sarah Allen, Susie L. Allen, Adelbert
Hobbs, Anna Curtis, L. Edith Curtis,
Bertha L. Smith, Margaret Cassidy,
Bertha L. Muzzy, Teresa Casey, Mary
]. Traill Marion S. Holmes, Arthur
Sagendorph, Francis x. Mccain, Elton
7. Prouty, Irene Clark, sadie Kane,
Annie Kelley and Martha w. Paige.
George S. Wright, sub-master, Miss
Helen Brown, assistant, and Miss An
ma E. Tucker were also present. The
graduation will take place Tuesday
evening.
The A. O. H. held a regular business
meeting last evening and elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
President, R. ]. Dillon; vice president,
John Driscoll; recording secretary,
Michael H. Calvin; financial secretary,
George H. Ramer; treasurer, Richard
M. Kane; sergeant at arms, Augustus
Mcnamara; sentinel, Patrick ]. Pow
ers; standing committee, Timothy
Howard, Michael J. Moran, Dennis
Hurley, John McGrail and James Lam
nigan.
The Women's Singing brigade of the
Salvation Army left town today after
a two weeks stop at the Methodist
church.
Joseph Girouard lost valuable horse
today.
The Foreign Missionary Society held
the last meeting of the season this af-
ternoon at the residence of Mrs. George
H. Marsh, on Main street. Mrs. George
Laid gave an account of the foreign
missionary convention, which was held
at the Baptist Church a short time ago.
Mrs William H. Prentice entertained
her Sunday school class of the First
Congregational Church, at her resid-
ence on May street this afternoon.
Those present were Rufus Howe, Will
Torrey, Earl Knowlton, Frank CrOzier
Charles Hill, Eddie Ross, Irwin Boul-
ton Wilbur Bryant, Wallace Powers
Mrs Samuel Ross of Cherry street also
entertained her class of girls at the
Spencer public apark. Supper was
served at $50 o'clock. Those present
were Misses Louise Young, Leta Wal
lace, Ruth Kane, Inez Pollard, Maria
McCornas, Mabel Ross, Alma Lind
strum, Olive Horn and Nellie Spooner.
The state highway commission have
granted the town Of Spencer $4100 as
their share for state highway.
Cards are out for the wedding of
Charles Wybert of this town and Miss
Ida Corbin of East BrookfieId, the cere-
mony to take place Monday evening at
the brides residence.
Ellis Partridge, employed at Bars
heel shop, had the tip of the middle
finger of his right hand cut off this af-
ternoon while running the forming ma
chine. DR.. E. r. Wheeler dressed the
injury.
Miss Dorah Teltier was married this
evening to Edmund Teller at the paro-
chial residence of Father Lany. The
bride was attired in white silk costume
trimmed with white silk lace. She car
ried bridal roses. After the ceremony
the couple left for Worcester, where
they will reside.
The Citizens Gas and Electric Light
Company of Spencer has filed its certif-
icate of organization with the secre-
tary of state, with a capital of $50 eco,
par 500.