The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-21
The Person Holding the Coupon
Bearing That Number Wins a
Valuable Piece of Property on
Hamilton Street
LAST OF DRAWINGS OF
THE F0RESTERS' FAIR
Ownership of Articles Offered on
the Various Tables Was Set
tIed-Some Persons Will Think
They Are Lucky, Others May
Exchange Prizes

lney ARE LUCKY, UIIleFS Mdy
Exchange Prizes
The holder of admission ticket SIS c
to the three nights fair of the United
Courts of Foresters of America, held
in Mechanics Hall last week. can Sc
cure a house lot so by 1875 feet situated
on Hamilton Street, by presenting the
ticket to John Hannigan, chairman of
the committee in Charge Of the fair.
The house lot is valued at close to
$1,000, and is considered to be a valua-
BILE piece of property, and one that can
be easily disposed of for a good sum.
Admission to the fair cost 10 cents and
every ticket purchased had a coupon
attached. The coupon and ticket bore
the same number. Last night the
coupons were all placed in a revolving
barrel and, after being thoroughly
stirred up, the head of the barrel was
opened The drawing, which took place
at Foresters' Hall, 100 Front Street,
was witnessed by Henry Barnes, su-
perintendent of Hope Cemetery; j. W..
English, John F. Jandron, T. j. Brown,
John p. Morrissey and John Hannigan.
ticket number 57S C, and as soon as
the ticket is presented to Mr. Hanni-
gan the deed of the property will be
turned over. Samuel McFadden of 81
Endicott Street, won the years sub
scription to The Spy.
All articles guessed on at the fair
were also drawn and awarded last
night. the drawings were as follows:
Court Harmony table sofa pillow, Hen
iaI, eli
brella, A. w. Kincaid; shoes, n. r. Be
isle SO Portland Street; barrel of flour,
NJ. Kelly, 16O Cambridge Street; half
cord Of wood, E. Meehan. n May
Street; suit of clothes James Bowes,
157 Canterbury Street; half ton of coal.
Caeser Misch.
Court Qunsigamond table-hat, ]. R.
Thompson, 30 Lloyd Street; doll, Ed
ward Gully, 3 Sigourney Street: box Of
cigars, e. H. Prebble, 532 Chandler
Street; shredded wheat, F. S. Butler,
50 Benefit Street; silver handled UNI
brella, ]. ]. Gallagher 246 Millbury
Street; box of cigars, Jerry Delaney,
Cherry Valley; suit of overalls, T. B.
Doherty, IS Ellsworth Street; pair of
shoes, Elmer r. Kennerby, IA Union
Avenue; silk umbrella, e.. j. Fay, 3
Plum Street; box of cigars, Samuel
O'Gorman, 81 Vernon Street; dress suit
T. A.Foley, Oxford Street; parlor lamp,
Edward Grogan, 40 Summer Street; ,
palm, H. Welsh, Hotel Vernon; UNI
brella, M. H. Donnelly, 2S6 Millbury
Street; stiff hat Henry A. McManus
Fitchburg; pair of trousers, William ].
Fleming 10 Millbury Street; sofa pill
low, t. J. Madden, SO Ward
mas Keefe, 48 Fox Street.
Court Cunningham table-Barrel of
beer, Patrick j. Twohey, Lexington
Street; Morris chair, Annie Rooney.
12S Washington Street; box of cigars,
Thomas Kelly, Fulton Street pair of
slippers, J. P. Thomas, So Richards
Street; gallon of whisky, Patrick Dins-
ley, II Seymour Street; pair of blank
cts, William Burkhardt, 90 Piedmont
Street, ladys skirt, Owen McDermott,
Cherry Valley; pair of shoes. NJ ].
O'Keefe, y Spruce street; bottle of
brandy, n. ]. Fleming 10 Millbury
Street; umbrella, Mary Trainor, Cher
~ Valley; box of soap, Leon Czol-
goszoquitch; box of cigars, Jerry Shea.
Columbia Street; guess cake. Thomas
Sundergren. AZ Endicott Street: berry
spoon, Charles Bunck, IS Byron Street;
box of cigars Thomas Kenny. 142
Summer Street; pipe, John Golden, 81
Summer Street
NOhA lily VI NbICGSleI--A pair OI
Douglas shoes, Lieut. F. H Lucke, PSI
Main Street; box of cigars, John Mott,
"a Hermon Street: sofa pillow, P ].
Power, 1871 Summer Street; half barrel
of beer James F. McKenna, 20 Edg-
worth Street; parlor lamp, T. Lang
way, IS Suffolk Street; lemonade set,
Mrs. w. Hemming, u Hindy Street;
silk umbrella, NJ. F. Healey, 1873 East
Central Street; rug, Henry Stewart, l
T,.srn
Deignan, "a Briden Street Morris chair,
Edward J. Eirted, Goes Street; sugar
bowl, Patrick K. Purcell 10 Douglas
Street; pair Of slippers, Katherine
Swan, 1875 Washington Street; parlor
lamp. Fannie Grady, Cherry Valley.
Court Fred B. Began table-Portrait
of Col. Fred B. Began, Annie Gougiun,
40 West Boylston Street voting con-
test, won by Miss Katherine Giner.
prize doll; Miss Katie Baker, sec
ond.
Court Damascus table-Pair of vases
William Nardeau, 1928 Southbridge
Street; silver service. Mary Duquette.
"a Illinois Street; Norfolk plant and
jardiniere, Dr. Stapleton, As Trumbull
Street: box Of cigars, w. H Donnelly.
2S6 Millbury Street; pair of shoes, Min
ME COnnors, 81 Ellsworth Street; UNI
brella, Maggie Maroney. 233 Canter-
pUiy CNIHtls nan lOn Oh coal Gatflck
J. Cooney, So Canterbury Street: half
dozen of fancy canned goods, T. J.
Ostergood, Tower Street; box of
cigars, Charles johnson. 10l6 Clarence
Street: hat. Miss Mary O'Toole, 46 Pine
Street, Clinton: boys suit. James
Kane; shot gun, Michael Drohan.
Court Heart of the Commonwealth
So in gold. owen Grogan, 10 McCor-
mack Street; pipe. Alfred johnson, GA
Prescott Street; ham, ]. w. Kiley. u
Reservoir Street; box Of cigars, Fred
A. Blake, s. Fainter Street.
Court Thomas O'Neill table-picture
of Capt O'Neill, Edward Writed. so
mas j. Madden. SO Ward Street; a
McFadden, 81 Endicott Street: silk
waist, Mark Green, 344 Green Street:
pair of shoes. B. Trainor, 213 Summer
Street. boys suit, John Gilrein, Water
Street. silver teapot. John Kelly, II
Cross Street; parlor clock, Owen H.
Conlin, 107 Ward Street: ring, Andrew
McManus, 262 Southbridge Street; sill
yer dish. John F. Callahan: barrel of
flour, Ray Cheney, "a Jaques Avenue;
Court Greenhalge table-bottle of
whiskey, Michael McGrail, Summer
Street ham. Robert Rose. y Coburn
Avenue; pair Of shoes, Thure Hagberg,
SO Summer Street: pair of trousers, II.
J. Fisher: ham, Rufus R. Mills, IA
Southbridge Street umbrella, Aleck
Jansen. 10 School Street; boys suit of
clothing, James Marney, 4 Meade
Street; half ton of coal. Martha Bour-
goyne, IA Scott Street; So in gold Mary
| McGreaVy, 213 Summer Street: parlor