The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-16

to satisfy them that about $4,000 will be
given over to the institution.
At the close of the business meet
ing, drawings in all the guessing con-
tests took place. Francis j. Horgan
of u Grove Street, Spencer, is con-
sidered by members of the committee
and all his friends as the luckiest win
ner. He, by guessing the number on
a book, won a years subscription to
The Spy. Mr.. Morgan did not learn
of his good luck last night, but will be
notified by the committee today.
Other prizes won were: On ice
cream table--in charge of Mrs. Mary
Crane and Mrs. Charles Rebboli-gold
rosary beads, Rev. P. H. Boland; $40
in gold, Charles ]. Toohill, 10 Airing
ton Street; a mileage book or $40 in
gold, Miss Maud Chase, 80 West Street
On Catholic Order of Foresters'
table-Mrs. Annie Kenny and Owen
F Burns in charge: Pair of shoes,
Edward Cavanaugh, IL Belmont
Street; pair of blankets, Miss Kath-
crime Fox, 65 Penn Avenue; cut of
, cotton cloth, Timothy H. Murphy;
| box of cigars, J. W. Doone, 3S Oxford
Street bushel of potatoes, Philip J.
Drake, 3 Ledge Street Court; S. il
| gold Miss Katherine Sheedy. So Tenn
| pie Street; ton of coal, Mrs. Oliver
Blake, As Florence Street; kitchen
table, Mrs. Feeney, Millbury Street;
ton of coal, Mrs. E. Wheeler lat Aus
tin Street; sofa pillow, T. ]. Cronin,
10 Oak Avenue; bedspread, John Cur
ley, 1 Woodlawn Avenue; silver tray,
J. H. Farrell "a Wachusett Street;
silver ladle, j. H. McGrath, Holy
Cross College; hat, w. S. Hughes,
North Grafton; pillow shams Nellie
Clancy, % Front Street; lemonade set,
Mary Shugrue, 81 Fox Street.
On mystery and doll table-in charge
of Nellie Carney and Margaret Maher:
Doll, Mrs. Lackey, % Chandler Street;
years subscription to the Telegram,
Fred w. Williams, Cherry Valley gold
and silver berry spoon, Mrs. L. Egan,
80 Pearl Street, Spencer; pincushion,
Annie Duggan, 224 Southbridge Street;
IS in gold, donated by Mrs. ]. w.
Doom, won by "a Spencer child; ladys
hat, Miss Nellie Walsh, 60 Chandler
Street; silver spoon, Mary Mcnamara.
6S Norfolk Street; Morris chair, Fannie
Bowling, Boston, Mass; china set.
Miss Anna L. Burke, IA Jacques Ave-
nue.; IS in gold, Miss McHugh, A Sails
bury Road; graphophone, William
Coyle, 4 Anthony Court; barrel of
flour, Miss Buckley. Linwood Street;
boy doll Jack" Mrs Fleming, II
South Irving Street; Sister of Mercy
doll-''Sister Mary Rose. j. Cal
lery, 10 North Ashland Street.
On gypsy and lunch booth-in charge
of Miss Bridget Walsh and Mrs. Owen
J. Carroll and T. Fl. Murphy: Ton of
coal, Fred Connolly; barrel of flour.
Rev. P. H. Boland; afternoon tea, 10
seph Kennedy, 8 Mechanic Street; gold
rosary beads, Mrs. Burns, So Park
Street; afternoon tea, Mary A. Cum
mings; sofa pillow, Cornelius Sullivan,
Al Trull Street, Charlestown; cake
basket. Mrs. Rose Harrigan, % Pres
ton Street; sofa pillow, Maggie Nc
Hugh, Tatnuck mills, Tatnuck; box
of cigars, P. w. Rafferty, So Mill
Street; box of cigars, James Rourke,
IA Ellsworth Street.
On lemonade table-in charge of Mrs
Charles Certify: One years subscrip-
ton to The Spy, Francis J. Horgan, ~
Grove Street. Spencer; pair of blan-
kets, Sarah ]. Kelly, 5 Garfield Street;
pair of slippers, Clarence j. Gerrity,
II Winthrop Street; ton of coal, Mary
r. Halpin, II Ledge Street: dinner set,
Katherine Fitzgerald, 800 Main Street
On candy and flower table-Mrs.
D. ]. Kelly in charge. A hand painted
tankard, Miss Hoyt, 339 AIillbury
Street.