The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-28
LOVE EXPECTED TO MAKE
A CREDITABLE SHOWING

Special to The Spy.
Webster, Oct. 27-Joseph P. Love,
candidate on the Democratic ticket
for senator from the fourth District,
is gaining ground and from present
appearances he stands a good chance
OF reducing the Republican majority
in the district. Since his nomination
he has been untiring in his efforts to
secure a good vote and when the pal
lots are counted November 1t is tig-
ured by many that he will emerge
from the battle victorious.
Mr.. Love is an experienced man for
the office. He has been elected for
the past three years as representative
leading the list of candidates each year
in total number of votes cast, ana mas
a clean record in the House. The dis
trict will be more carefully looked az
ter by him as he is man OF expert
ence in legislative affairs.
His record shows that he has in
variably been on the right side OF all
public questions while in the legis-
lature. He favored the referendum,
and supported Gov. Crane in his OPP
position to the building of the wash
ington street Subway, by the Boston
Elevated without it's being referred to
the citizens of Boston for their approx
al On all other public questions ne
has been on the right side.
The Spy man talked with one OF the
leading Republican politicians in the
district, yesterday, and he stated that
he considered Mr.. Loves chances or
election good. He stated that Led
yard Bill carried the district by an
overwhelming majority, but that Tufts
will not poll the vote he did. The Web
ster candidate, he says, will lower that
majority several hundred If not actu-
ally overcome it. Webster and Dud-
ley people are unanimous in his sup
port and think his chances good for
election.
The many friends of Capt. Amos
Bartlett and members of Nathaniel
Lyon, Post 81, G. A. r., are congratu-
lating him on his election as presi-
dent of the fifth Massachusetts Regi-
ment Association. Mr.. Bartlett was
captain of Company H. He was then
known as Little Napoleon" for his
daring feats. Mr.. Bartlett will also be
remembered as having donand $500
to the soldiers monument at Gettys-
burg.
Rev. DR.. T. c. Watkins, D. D., of
Auburndale, secretary of the Dea-
coness Association, preached at the
morning service at the Methodist
church sunday. In the evening the
pastor, Dr. Nudge, took for his subject,
Failing Leaves" At the Congrega-
tional at night a special service was
held, and Miss katherine Leavitt of
New Boston, CT, assisted the choir
with violin accompaniment. The pas
tor preached a short sermon.
Miss Ida Brehio of Quinebaug, Ct,
and william Miller of Philadelphia will
be united in marriage at the French
Catholic church in Southbridge Mon
day morning.
Eleven new candidates were initi-
ated into the A. o. H. Sunday evening,
in Foresters Hail. and a new ritual
was used.
Capt. Anthony Conlon of the basket
ball team attended a meeting of the
directors of the league at the Sherwood
House, Worcester Sunday.
Capt. H. N. Bracket is to go out of
the roof painting business. AS soon as
he sells he will return to his ranch in
Mandan, N. D. for the winter.
Joseph P. Love visited in Leicester
Sunday.
Albert Kasiersky has severed his
connection with the Joslln House ton
serial parlors and has gone to Los
Angeles, California. He came to this
country May Is, 1896, from Berlin. Ger
many, and at that time was unable to
speak word of English. He is a
member of the German International
BARRIERS Union.