The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-14

AT Andersons MILL Lake Catcha, last
month, 21a tons of quartz from H. e
Stevens property gave dwt. or. golo'
and 531a tons from F. w. Hanwrights
yielded 10 OF. IA dwt. At the Tonquoy MIL
Caribou, 28 tons gave 240 OF.
Sam Labrador the Indian hunter and
guide made an interesting discovery IN
one of his recent cunning trips IN Shel-
burne County. He had struck into the
woods in a southwest direction from
Clyde, and was about % miles away from
that village, when he stumbled upon the
ruins of an old Indian village, all over
grown with timber. He found the metal
lie part of a harpoon, different TO the KIND
in use now. 1t was about IL 1nches long
and had two barbs, both on one side-one
a few inches above the other.
THE Yarmouth steam trawler Har-
binger has made big hauls of fish on her
first trips. The second trawler of the
Harbinger Steam Trawling Company was
launched in Shelburne on Saturday.
TO permit persons to be present at Gel,
ebration at Halifax to II. r. II. DUKE OF
York and Duchess of York, on Oct 10 and
20, the Dominion Atlantic Railway line
has extended the excursion rate Of s. so to
Halifax from Oct 10 until Oct. 20, inclu-
sive.
New York parties have purchased the
bluff on the West Cape at Yarmouth, ano
win put up a summer hotel on the most
commanding site.
An effort will be made at the coming
Session of Parliament to have the open
season for Holsters extended to cover the
tourist season. the extension to be limited
to catching Holsters for home consump-
ton.
The steamer Tiber, which sailed from
Halifax for Havana last week, took, be-
sides several hundred grindstones, 12,9SS
barrels of potatoes, valued at $32, 457
Franklin Mcleod, one morning last
week, drove to the II mile meadow, called
n moose and shot him. drove back for a
IN, oh tfy,an ho1 fr1a
moose home. which weighed 6S5 pounds.
On Wednesday evening Parker and Ernest
Kcmpton on looking out of their house.
saw a two-year-old moose on the road
the rifle and had the pleasure of seeing
the moose drop dead from the effects of
the second shot. The moose proved to be
very fat.
Word was received in Yarmouth last
week of the death in St. Vincent Hospi-
raj New York. of Capt. Frank R. Church
ILL., son of Capt Samuel Churchill OF
Chebogue Point. He leaves widow and
one child He was "a years old.
Acadia University opened Tor the SCI. sea- !.
son of 1901-O2 last week under encouraging
conditions. The freshman class VIII PROB
ably number about 40 The formal open
ing was on Friday, when DR.. Iutts de-
livered an address on king Altred ana
His Times" DR.. Tufts recently returned
from England, where he attended the
millennial celebration of King Alfred
birth.
"A pretty wedding took place at Var
mouth Wednesday, when John d. Kirk
and Mary Louise, daughter OF Wllham
Burrill. were united in marriage at the
home of the brides father in Milton by
Rev. E. D. Millar. The house was hand
somely decorated with autumn flowers
asparagus and dahlias. The bride wore
white silk. while her attendant. Miss
Sarah Kirk. wore pale blue silk. After a
wedding breakfast Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk
left on a trip to Buffalo via st; John.
"A very pretty wedding took place a at
Kentville, Oct. s, at the residence OF -, j; II
Goucher. when Miss Mary Mary McCol-
ough was united in marriage to Walter
Harold Covert, barrister, of Sydney, Z.
B. The ceremony was performed at the
home of the brides sister, Rev A: =.
Chute of Wolfville ofticlatlng. LlttIe =; MISS IS
Ida. daughter of F. c. Rand, was maid OF
honor.