The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-29
First InstaIIment of Machinery
for Mayo Wooden No. 2 Arrives
in MiIFbury and viii be Set Up
at Once
A CAR LOAD OF
LUMBER ALSO COMES
This Will Be Used in Making Nee
essary Repairs on the Old Mill
Which Has Recently Come Into
the Hands of the Mayo Wooden
Company

Special 10 The Spy.
Millbury, Oct. 2S.-The Mayo Wooden
Company received the first assignment
of machinery for Mayo Mil, No. 2 to-
day. A carload arrived at the local sta
ton of the New York, New Haven &
Hartford Railroad, and the work Of
hauling it to the mill was at once be-
gun. The machinery came from Ell
mira, N. Y, and consisted of Johnson
& Bassett spinning jacks of high speed,
two inch gauge, and 10 inch spindles.
The machines will be set up as soon as
possible.
A carload of lumber from Maine also
arrived today and will be used in max
ing needed repairs at the new plant Of
the company. E. j. Mayo and T. P.
Curtis, two members of the firm, were
In Millbury today looking after their
interests. Mr.. Mayo stated that 1t
would be but short time before the
hum Of the loom would be heard at
Mill, No. 2.
The fifth hunt of the West Millbury
! Coon and Rabbit Club took place Mon
day evening in the West Millbury dis
trict This affair is one that is looked
forward to with much interest by Mill
bury people, and many outsiders as
well. The affair has been in charge of
W. W. Windle in years past, and the
same man was master of hounds Mon
day night. For the past four years the
hunt has been omitted. Five years ago
party of at least 20 were on hand
yearly, and had a jolly good time. The
party met at the home of w. w. Win
die at o'clock. A start was at once
made, and the seven hounds were let
| loose near the Stockwell place. A rab-
bit was started in 10 minutes and run
in in 20 minutes. DR.. ]. R. Lincoln had
the honor of catching Mr.. Rabbit, after
a half hours dig in a stone heap. A
coon was freed in the Bug Swamp dis
trict H. H. Hooper bringing it down
with a well aimed shot. The party
captured five rabbits and two coons.
The next feature will be a coon supper
with all the "fxings." Among the
ones present were: DR.. ]. R. Lincoln,
T. H. Sullivan, W. w Windle, S. G.
Spooner, Robert Stockwell, A. D. Win
die, D. j. Buckley, John Cardin, c. e.
Hoyle. c. E. Quirk, W. H. Brown,
Mike" Cardin, w. Ramsey.
William Leary, who has charge of
the Millbury Cotton Mill plant at South
Main Street now lying idle, received
word Monday from w. Campbell of
Providence that a man named Smith
would be in Millbury this week to look
the plant over. Mr.. Campbell has
charge of the property for the Mason
heirs, and states that Mr.. Smith is a
| prospective purchaser.
| -Supt. Merrill of the State Fish
Hatchery at Wilkinsonville is busy
stripping the trout. Many visitors are
at the hatchery daily to witness the
work.
Miss Cora Woodbury., DR.. A. G.
Sunday School work at the First Con-
of Miss Woodbury. Monday evening.
The object Of the meeting was to per-
feet a new method that will go into eff
feet beginning Sunday in the Sunday
School.
ton Tuesday morning in regard to the
Republican caucus wrangle of Millbury,
is awaited with much interest. A
Tickets for the organ recital and
concert at the Second Congregational
Church Tuesday evening are meeting
with a ready sale. A large audience is
assured
An oyster supper and dance, I'M
der the auspices of the French Natur-
alization Club of Millbury, will be given
at Town Hall Wednesday evening.
LOST-A knights of Malta charm, at
tached to black silk fob. Finder return
to H. A. Hood, Millbury, and be re-
warded.