The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-14
.AII Those WhoAttended Dance and
Entertainment Given by the
Firemen Had a Most Enjoyable
Time
CHAPINVILLE WON IN
TUG-0F-WAR CONTEST
Many of the Best Known People
of ShreWSbury,MarlbOro West
boro and NOrthboro Took Part
in the Hop-Some of Those
Who Were Present

Special to The Spy
Northboro, Dec 13.-The dance
which was given in the Town Hall to-
night by the Northboro firemen was
attended by people from Shrewsbury,
Marlboro, Hudson, Westboro and
Northboro. The occasion was tho
roughly enjoyable in every way.
An entertainment consisting of tug
of-war contests and music by the or
chestra, was held from to 9 o'clock
There were four teams in the tug
of-war, the Cyrus Gale Hose Com
pany. D. f. Wood Hook and Ladder
Company. Chapinvilles and lndepend-
ents. The Hooks and the Hose men
were the first to pull, and the HOOKS
won by 5 inches. The Independents
and ChapinVilles were pulled next ana
the Chapins won by 1 1-2 inches. me
next contest was between the two VIM
ming teams, the Hooks ana Chaplns
and the Chapins won by IA inch tax
ing the prize which was box oil cl-
CARS The referee was Alfred DupIlsse
and the timer was Elmer o. Eldrldge;
The entertainment was followed by
dancing. The music was furnished by
the Union Singing Orchestra OF Mari
hOTO Inc 0OOI u4ItNAOlo NNiN '~''NN'e'
Rogers and George Guertin who were
assisted bv John BrusOe and Charles
Wilson. The aids were Ezra GigeloWe
lanes d. Brennan, John Brusoe and
Charles Wilson on the committee Of
arrangements were Louis r. Rogers,
Charles Wilson, Ezra BigeloWe ana
George Guertin. There We're nearly oV
couples dancing. Refreshments were
served during intermlsslon
Mrs. Louis Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. Pc
ter Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leg
gatt. Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Chapdelaine,
Mir and Mrs. Benjamin Cox, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Duffy, Mr. and Mrs
James D. Brennan, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Guertin, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Warren, Mr.. John Murphy Mr. and
Mrs. Harry ulingworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Flynn, Mr.. and Mrs. lchael itCl-
den. Mr.. and Mrs. william Twitchel,
Miss Fvangeline VIM, Mr.. Daniel De-
rosia. Miss Louisa Derosia. MI. James
Ellsworth Miss Kate Ellsworth, Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Miller Mr.. Louis Guef-
tin. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles BOWER, MIS-
Hattie Bowler, Miss Alice BOWER
Mr.. and Mrs Henry BenolI' MI. 10
seph Stone. iss Rosa Monett Mr.. Her
bert Yeaton. Mr. Thomas Plunkett'
Miss Lizzie Roache, Miss Annie Roache
Mr. Charles LapOrte, Miss Nellie ELS
worth. Miss Alice Ellsworth, Mr.. owen
! Duffey. Mr.. Cornelius Weagle, MI
John Walsh. Miss Mary Walsh, Mr..
Charles Gates. Mr.. William Guertin'
Mr.. William Chabotte, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Norton, Mr.. AdissOn Moore Mr.
Albert Mitchell, Miss Ida Martin. MISS
Mary Cushing, Miss Louisa stone
Miss Mary Stone, Miss Sarah Kinds
Miss Theresa Holden, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Connolly, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Carney, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Eldrldge,
| Mr.. and Mrs William Martin, Mr.. ana
| Mrs. John Fairbanks, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Joseph Bodreau, Mr.. Alfred Duphsse'
! Mrs. Solomon Goddard, Mr.. Clarence
Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. John W. kellette,
! Miss Helen Wing, Mr.. Frank Miller,
| Mr.. George Felt, Mr.. and Mrs. James
/ Carbrey. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Richards,
I Alma Bertrand.
| Mrs. John BrusOe is seriously Ill at
| her home on River Street.
| Harry Carbrey Of Boston. formerly
/ of Northboro, was in town Friday.
Charles Gates is a guest of VIII
/ liam Guertin, River Street.
Miss Alice Bowler Of River Street
1 spent Friday in Marlboro
/ Mrs. George Harrington of Hudson
! Street has gone TO South birmingham
l where she will visit her daughter.