The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-15

Court L. j. Papineau, $50 men, Mar
shall A. T. Lamoreaux.
When the parade reached Mechanics
Hall it found big crowd waiting FOR
ot and the young ladies in charge or
the several booths were on hand 10
give them a cordial greeting, and begin
business at once. The booths were
erected under the galleries and were
tasteful creations of red white and
blue bunting while their contents were
as varied as were the booths.
Beginning in the northeast corner
and walking around the hall under the
north and south galleries, the booths
are arranged in the following ORDER
Court Fred B. Began, in charge or
Mrs. Annie Trombly, who is assisted by
Mrs. e. l.. Hayden, Mrs. Agnes Bow
en- and Misses Margaret Ferguson, Ju-
liza Walsh, Mary Callahan, Bridget
Mulcahy, Mary Mulcahy, Lou Murray,
Kate Healey and Minnie Joyce. In the
southeast ante-room of the hall, but
connected with this booth, is a gypsy
encampment, where those who believe
in signs and such things, can get
look into the future after they get the
pass word, which costs 10 cents, from
B. L. Trombley
Court Heart of the Commonwealth
booth is in charge of Mrs. John r.
Malloy and adjoining it Is the booth
of Court Harmony, in charge of Misses
Clara Gregory and Emma Racine.
Court Greenhalge booth is looked af-
ter by Miss Mary Santon and Mrs. M.
E. Lambert and next TO 1t Is that of
Court City of Worcester presided over
by Mrs. James McKenna who is assist
ed by Mrs. Marie Mahon and Misses
Lizzie Quaille, Sadie Degnan, Katie Ho
ran, Leo Harper, Emma Parent Flos
rfa nix MpTlap-
mott, Mary McDermott Maria Walsh,
Madge Connolly, May Sherefils and
Louise Sherefils
The refreshment table in the north
west corner Of the hall Is in charge
of John e. Sullivan, Edward c. Hentz,
John ]. Power and John j. Kelley and
the men of Court Engelbrecht also look
after the interests Of their corner. the
committee in charge being Andrew
Norbeck, Hjalma Anderson, ]. T.
Malmberg, Gustav f. Johnson, Christ
ian Nelson and Emil Ekblom.
Court Quinsigamond booth is in
charge of Miss Helen F. Burke fho has
for assistants Misses Minnie Dulligan,
Bessie Dulligan, Mary Manley, Eleanor
O'Keefe, Mary Stryhall, Martha Feuge,
Rose Feuge, Maud O'Keefe, Teresa
Deery, Minnie Scannell, Julia Madden
and Mary Lappin.
Court Thomas r. Cunningham booth
is presided over by Miss Nellie Cum
bingham with Misses Agnes O'Keefe,
Mable Moore and May Carrigan for as
sistants.
Court Thomas O'Neill booth is in the
southwest corner Of the hail but a live
ly lot of canyassers makes its where
abouts known to everybody. It is in
charge of Miss May Mcguire who has
for assistante Misses Bertha DAILY, Ella
Hawley, May Carney, May Carroll. May
Walsh. Lizzie Walsh. Mary Anderson,
Mary McFadden. Grace McFadden,
May Barry, Alice Barry, Rose Finneran
Julia Madden. Annie Heating, Marga-
ret DAILY, Katie Doyle and Teresa Deg
nan.
The west ante room is used for an
ice cream room and it is in charge Of
Miss Luella F. Kirby, with the follow
ing assistants Rose Sullivan, Mary
Waugh, Anna Kirby, May Sfeeney,
Nellie HUT, Margaret McGovern, Mary
McGovern and Mary Fitzgerald.
When the patrons Of the festival got
their bearings, they were called to or
der at $50 by John Hannigan, chair
man of the general committee. and
brief addresses were made by Mayor
OConnell and Supreme Grand Chief
Ranger Donahue. At the close Of the
speeches Mayor O'COnnell filed a Jar
of beans for a guessing contest, In
which the prize is a god watch, and
the grand festival was declared form
erly opened and Will run through to
tomorrow night