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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-08

Alexander Hoffman LETT yester-
day for Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Barton
are in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Grant go to
New York today.
The Ladies' Aid Society of North
Worcester will serve a clam supper IN
it's hall tomorrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Fletcher
start today for a ten weeks carriage
drive in New Hampshire.
The st. Marks Aid Society will
meet at the Parish House, Freeland
Street, this afternoon at o'clock.
Forty children were vaccinated by
DR.. w. 7. Clark at the office of the
Board of Health yesterday morning.
The first meeting of Mrs. J. A.
Mattoons dancing class will be in
Salisbury Hall. Saturday night Oct.
&c.
Master Mechanic Henry c. Davis
of the Boston & Albany returned to
work yesterday after two weeks va
cation.
The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Benevolent Society of the Second Par
ish will be held tomorrow afternoon at
2,30 o'clock.
Miss Genevieve E. beware, IS
Lagrange Street, left yesterday for
Glen Ridge, N. j., where she will
spend the winter.
William ]. Tyler, 80 years old, was
arrested by officer John Keyes yester-
day afternoon and booked at Station
1, charged with vagrancy.
-BicknelPs Orchestra will play for
the opening of D. J. Boyle's classes in
dancing at the reception to friends and
pupils in Steinert Hall tonight
Assistant Superintendent Charles
F. Kennedy of the Providence and
Worcester division of the Consolidated
road is expected in Worcester today.
Clemence sells today at II a. m. six
fine house lots on Southbridge Street,
commencing at or near the junction
of Southbridge and College streets.
The committee on claims will meet
at 1.30 o'clock Thursday afternoon, to
view locations. There will be a hearing
at o'clock Thursday, on petition re-
Gently referred.
The Board of Aldermen will meet
at 1.30 o'clock this afternoon to view
streets, upon which hearings have been
granted, relative to their being made
public highways.
There will be an exhibition of work
done in the summer vacation schools,
in room u, City Hall. today, tomorrow
and Thursday. The public is invited to
inspect the specimens shown.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Worcester Association of Spiritualists
will serve a bean supper with social
and entertainment in Good Templars'
Hall, AIS Main Street, this evening.
The Ladies Aid Society of Park
Avenue Methodist Church will hold
social at the home of Mrs. ]. P. Hill
339 Park Avenue. this afternoon and
evening: Supper will be served from
to o'clock.
a., The Ladies' Charitable Society of
me me Ghurch of the Unity will meet in
the church parlors this afternoon Of 2
o CLOCK. After the business meeting
Yea yea VIII be served by Mrs. BigeIow and
Miss E. A. Rogers of 10 Union Ave-
nue. reported to Capt David A. Mat
news yesterday the loss of a gold F,1eir
hunting case-watch, with an inscrip-
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ton on the inside of the case. The
watch was lost Saturday night.
The authorities of the Westboro
Insane Hospital reported to Capt.
David A. Matthews yesterday the es-
cape of F. j. Hayes, aged 50, an inmate
of the hospital They requested that
he be arrested and they notified.
Agent c. w. Cummings of the Boston
& Maine Railroad reported to the police
yesterday that some one broke into a
car in the Boston & Maine Railroad
yard, either Saturday night or Sunday,
and stole a quantity of flour and two
boxes of crackers.
Twenty names were added to the
voting list as a result of yesterdays
session of the registrars of voters. The
various wards receive additions, there
by as follows:: Ward one, s: Ward
two, 8; Ward three, 2; Ward four, 3;
Ward five, 2; Ward six, 1; Ward eight,
4.
AT meeting of the parks commits
sion yesterday morning a request was
considered of residents in the neigh
borhood of Newton Square who want
a piece of Elm Park donated toward
improving the highway. The commits
sion took the matter under considera-
ton and viewed the locality.
The funeral of Joseph Higgs will
be this morning at 10 o'clock at his
late home, 81 Southgate Street Ser
vices will be conducted by Rev. Henry
Hague.
The Washington Social Club is to
have its October meeting tonight at
Alhambra Hall, 9S Front Street, to
take action on securing winter quar-
ters up town, as the Lake house has
been closed for the season.
Fred A. Bean left yesterday for
Philadelphia to complete his last stud
les in the dental department of the
University of Pennsylvania The young
man has been spending a few days
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
A. Bean, GA Union Avenue.
AT the meeting of Worcester
Grange last night in Red Mems Hall,
306 Main Street, the first and second
degrees were worked on II candidates.
The pastors Bible class of Laurel
Street Methodist Church was enter
tanned last night at the residence #
its teacher, Rev. Harvey H. Paine, II
Shelby Street. The evening was passed
socially with games and music. Re-
freshments were served.
st Matthew's Athletic Association
met at the parish house last night and
elected Frank Neville manager and
Charles Barber captain of the associa-
ton football team.
There is to be a meeting of the
st. Matthew's Church fair committee
at the parish hall tonight at O'Clock
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the A. 0.
H, had a special meeting last night
at A. o. II. Hall, to take action on the
death of Mrs. Margaret Carpenter,
The following We're appointed to act
as honorary bearers at the funeral:
Teresa Kenny, May Green, Anna Rog-
ers, Mrs. NJ. Kennedy, Annie Britt,
Mrs. J. Mulrain.
The Ladies' Catholic Benevolent
Society met last night at A. o. H. Hall
and admitted 10 new members. The
society was given a present Of $25 by
Mrs. Mary 7. Plunkett as a memorial
for her mother Mrs. Ellen Donnelly,
who died last July
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WARREN

Mrs. Daniel Hitchcock is in Hamp-
den visiting her sister, Mrs. Newell, for
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Combs are
visiting in Bellows Falls. Mr.. Combs
is 80 years of age, smart and active as
a much younger man.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pease drove
to Hampden Sunday to visit Mr.
Peases mother.
Mrs. Alice NJ. Daniels has been
quite ill with tonsilitis the past week.
John Hamess and Elmer Lincoln
had a bicycle collision recently. Mr.
Harness was thrown from his bicycle
and Mr.. Lincoln's wheel was badly
damaged.
Charles H Walker started Monday
for an eight days trip to the Pan
American.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Tisdale former
ly of this town. now of Somerville, wise
tied friends in town Friday and Sat
urday on their return from the Pan
American.
The brick layers, who have been
laid off for lack of stock for month
past, have resumed work on the Town
Hall building.
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WALKER WITHDRAWS
ANDERSON ENTERS


Special to The Spy
Webster, Oct. ANDREW NJ Walker
has Withdrawn from the representative
race and Peter Anderson, employed in
the shoe factor of A. J. Bates & Son,
will take his place as candidate in
the Social Democratic party
The fact is being kept secret until
Anderson secures the necessary num-
Der of names to add to his petition that
will secure him nomination pepers. He
Will run on nomination papers prac-
tically independent, just the same as
Walker intended to do had he decided
to continue in the race. James F.
Ryan is now hustling to secure the
necessary number Of names. Tonight
he visited Oxford for that purpose. He
secured several names to add to the
petition
The retiring candidate. Mr. Walker,
was seen by the local correspondent of
The Spy. He said he did not with
draw through any fear Of being de-
feated but that for family reasons his
name was withdrawn from the list. He
would have proven a strong candidate
for the Socialist party.
The board Of registrars have
striker off 43 names from the voting
list They meet for business Oct. II
and IS in the evening, and Oct. 26 from
II noon to 10 O'Clock at night.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. B. Potter, the
former superintendent of the Webster
& Dudley electric road, returned Mon
day afternoon from a two weeks tour.
They visited the Pan-American expo
sition among other places of interest.
The selectmen Monday afternoon in
regular session drew B. F. Coville and
Cornelius Dugan as jurors for the en-
suing term of criminal court The
board refused to consider a petition to
erect poles on Lake Street and Thomp-
son Road presented by the New Eng
land Telegraph and Telephone Com
pany, and their reason was that they
had not painted their poles on North
Main Street as per agreement.
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SPENCER

Robert Brown died at his home at
the corner of Main and Mill Streets
Sunday morning. Mr.. Brown is an old
citizen of Spencer and was more than
20 years old.
With the starting of the H NJ.
Long shoe shop. the old lunch cart
that is owned by DR.. Gabler of Wor-
cester and which has been standing
in front of the Bacon shop for the past
two years, will be removed. This will
be necessary in order that Mr.. Potter
may have a right of way into his box
shop, which is in the rear of the Bacon
block.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Gendreau spent
Sunday with Marlboro friends.
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SOUTHBRIDGE

Alexander Meyer of this town died
in the hospital in Worcester Sunday
where he was being treated for typhoid
pneumonia. He was a native of Wor-
cester and came to this town some
years ago to work at his trade of
cigar maker. His natural happy dis
position made him many friends. He
leaves a widow and one son, and a
father living in Worcester. The funeral
will be from his late home, Wednesday.
The boys meeting at the Y. NJ. c..
A. Sunday afternoon at 8 O'Clock was
largely attended. The meeting was
in charge of Edward l.. Chaplin. Mr..
Chesley, the physical director gave a
short address to the boys.
The SUuthbridge Grange will hold
a social this Tuesday evening in their
hall Blanchard's Orchestra has been
engaged to furnish music.
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Marriage Licenses

City Clerk E. H. Towne yesterday
issued marriage licenses to Clifford
Coty, q, and Mary Bernly of Nashua,
n. H, %; Howard Sidney Wilson, SO,
and Ida A. Small of Brooklyn, CT, Is;
August Kuirrala, IS and Lydia Oman,
%; Albert o. Holden, %, and Clara E.
Moore. IS; Alfred E. Studley, 2S. and
Inez Jennie Cutting, "a; John Francis
Sheridan. %. and Emma Estelle Dunn.
"a: George K. Soule of Allston, %. and
Clara c. Magnan. 25; Walter d. Grout,
q, and Alice Carrie Doty OF .Morrisville,
Vt, 27: Anthony Rukla, 20 and Hellie
Markut, p. both of Woonsocket, r. I.
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HOLDEN

&C. E. meetings will begin at $50
o'clock during the winter, the evening
service will also be one-half hour ear
lier-at $50.
The church cOmTittee and the pru-
dental committee will meet in the yes
try of the Congregational Church
Thursday evening after prayer meet
ing.
Miss Maud Findieson has been APP
pointed delegate to the convention at
North Adams from the Congregational
Church.
The Normal class held it's regular
meeting Monday evening at the home
of Mrs. Anna Fay. The members for
this year are: Mrs. Anna Fay, Mrs.
Frank Knowlton, Mrs. T. E. Babb,
Mrs. Henry Holden, Mrs. Howe, Misses
Florence Newell, Florence OConnor,
Nellie Moore Rev. Thomas E. Babb,
instructor.
The inspection of the Womans Re
lief Corps will be Friday afternoon,
October 49,
The annual dinner and roll-call of
the Baptist Church will be held Octo-
Der "a. Committee of arrangements is
Mrs. Aaron L. Potter Mrs. Mary c.
Newell, Mrs. R. D. Buck, Mrs. A C.
Holden and Miss Ella Pratt
Holden Grange, Patrons of Hus-
bandry, will visit East Princeton
Grange Wednesday night. The grange
will present an entertainment, the
principal feature of which is a farce,
"a Love of a Bonnet" Mrs. Fred B.
Condor has charge of the entertain
ment. James Moore of Jefferson will
convey those of the members who
wish to go to East Princeton, the barge
leaving town at o'clock.
The Woman's Relief Corps is max
ing arrangements for fair, which will
be held October IS.
The concert committee of the Con-
gregational Sunday School has been
appointed to dispose of the money
which has been collected for the pur-
chase of pictures for the Sunday School
room.
Mrs. Otis Davis of Worcester is the
guest of Mrs. Anna Putnam, Main
Street.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-08
LEICESTER

The Catholic Total Abstinence So
ciety will celebrate its first anniversary
in Leicester Hotel Tuesday evening.
Thomas Toner viii be postmaster and
all the members of the board of govern
ment will respond to tOasts. There
will be remarks by Rev. J. f. Redican,
spiritual director of the society and
other elergymen of the diocese.
james Quinn, driver of one of Nc
Quaid's vegetable teams of Auburn,
went into a house on the corner of
Auburn and Main Streets, Monday. and
during this absence the animal walked
to the other side of the road and into
some bushes. Before he could be put
back on the road again it was neces-
sary to remove him from the shafts
and summon aid to get the wagon
back.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-08
uXBRIlGE

The deeds of the lot at the corner
of Main and Mendon Streets were
passed Monday morning, and a new
block will soon be erected by the pur-
chasers, Taft Bros. N"ocers. The
block is to be of brick, and will con-
tain the department store of Taft
Bros. the postoffice and other Offices
The contract for plans will be let to an
architect in a few days, and the build
ing will be erected as soon as possible.
Walter B. Tucker starts Tuesday
for a two weeks hunting trip in North
ern Maine.
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GRAFTON

Mrs. Samuel A. Harlon gave an adj
dress on the Mccall mission of Paris
in the West Church Sunday night.
Miss Harriet Otis Paul who has
been visiting Miss Eleanor Brigham on
Brigham Hill has returned TO her home
in Newton Centre.
"A cock fight took place early Sun
day morning on the road to Westboro,
between birds of Westboro and Graf
ton. The fight was in the old house
formerly owned by Edward Whitney
but which is now vacant. The Graf
ton birds got the better of the fight all
the way through. Considerable
money changed hands.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-08
PERMITS TO OPEN AND
AND 0BSTRUCT STREETS

Permits to open and obstruct streets
We're granted yesterday by Street Com
missioner w. S. Prior to the sewer de-
partment Canterbury Street, near
coal yard. Grand Street near Canter-
bury, to raise ca tch basins: water de-
partment 904 Shrewsbury Street 422
Park Avenue, for service; Linden Street
near Elm, 81 Washington Street and
III Cambridge Street, for repairs;
Worcester Consolidated Street Railway
Co., Main Street from Chandler Street
to Park Street, to relay westerly
track; Worcester Gas Light Co., Ely
Street and 9S Temple Street, for re-
pairs; James Murphy, 81 Perry Ave-
nue., for combined sewer.
GA sTSRTA
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WEDDINGS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NALEN I IN % o-b 2 In Q MONIA
A Valentinous and Miss A. Bulkum-
onia were married yesterday morning
in st. Cashiers Church at o'clock by
Rev. Joseph Jaksztys They were at
tended by Annie Balseie and John Ker-
ban. The bride and bridesmaid were
attired in white muslin trimmed with
orange blossoms. The bride wore a veil
and carried a prayer book Mr. and
Mrs. Valentinous will live at 1l6
Shrewsbury Street.
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-08
THIRTY-SEVEN DEATHS
IN THE CITY LAST WEEK

There were 81 deaths in Worcester last
week, of which p We're males and 10 fe-
males. Four were still-born and two
deaths resulted from premature births.
The list follows:
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Three Persons Were Injured and
Within Manufacturing Com
pany'S Mill Will Be Closed Sew
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WHEEL WAS BROKEN
INTO FRAGMENTS
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Special to The Spy.

special to Inc spy.
Whitinsville, Oct THE 2O-foot
balance wheel of one of the small en-
gines in the establishment of \the
Paul Within Manufacturing Company
burst at about 2:30 o'clock this after
noon. Three men were struck by frag-
ments of flying metal and somewhat
injured. They were able, however, to
walk to their homes.
The wheel was broken into frag-
ments The full extent of the injury
to the engine is not yet known. The
accident will probably make it neces-
sary to close the mill for a day or two.
Will Whitinsville have basketball
team this winter? This is a question
heard every day. That the town will
be represented by team and a crack
a-jack e at that, is certainty.
Fast players have been signed, and all
that is necessary to complete the outfit
is a suitable hall. Whether the team
will enter the Massachusetts Central
League or not is not known for GER
tainty With the Gyms of Woonsock
ct having a team the old rivalry be-
tween Whitinsville and them, will tend
to attract large crowds. The game is
new in the town, and with winner
there is no reason why it should not
be a success.
Harry Nelson left for his home at
Franklin Falls, N. H, Monday. Nell
son has passed the summer at Whitins
vile as catcher for the local team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Graham,
Mr. and Mrs. j. V. Prentice have re-
turned from a trip to the Pan-Ameri-
can.
William Lewis has returned from a
two weeks trip to the White Noun
tains.
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Name and Address.


Sanford. Sarah Jane. Dover. Mass
Charron, Mary w. 131 Salem St. I
Hannigan. Catherine, 9 Perry Ave
Cousin. Genevieve. 9 Endicott st. /
Barr, Isabelle. Grafton. Mass. 80
Green. Elizabeth, 13 Perry Ave.
Dolan. Catherine V. % Glen st. 81
Major, Joanna. Boston. Mass
Wilcox. Eliza A. 4 Cleveland Ave-
Meyer. AleX'r, Southbridge. Mass
Hewins. Geo W. 1G4 Summer St.
Gleason. David ]. 81 Harrison St.
Adams. Charles w. IA Holmes st.
Clark. George L. Heardsleigh St
Burbank. Sam'l H. 253 Greenwood
Hamilton. c Willard. 81 Oak Ave.
Endey. ThOs. Worcester. Mass.
Booden. Joseph. 26 Vernon St.
Judge. Michael Fitchburg. Mass.
Ignick. Rudnicki. Y Foyle St.
Curran. Thomas. q Z Worcester
Doyle, John d. ; Winter St.......l
D0wney. VIM, Il Lagrange St.
Di Cour=a. Michael. 43 East Wor-
cester Ste ......................
Holland. Edmund B, 115 Chandler
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