The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-18
UxBRIDGE

The funeral of Mrs Abigail Whipple
of North Main Street was Saturday
morning at II o'clock from the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Eugene Lackey. Rev.
John r. Thurston Of the village Congre-
gational Church of Whitinsville conduct
ed the services assisted by Rev. Frank
l.. Bristol of the local Congregational
Church. The services were short and
simple A poem was read by Rev. Mr..
Bristol. Rev Mr.. Thurston delivered the
eulogy. Singing was by quartet com
posed of Rev. #. l.. Bristol, Miss Blanche
| c. Bristol William L. Whitmore and
Mary w Hamilton. Burial was at Pine
Grove Cemetery, Whitinsville.
The funeral of Mrs. Angelina Day
| Adams was from her late home on North
Main Street Saturday afternoon at l50
| o'clock. Rev. Frank L. Bristol of the
First Evangelical Congregational Church
OBLIGATED. Singing was by the choir Of
the Congregational Church. At the time
of her death Mrs. Adams was active in
church work. The floral tributes were
numerous and beautiful. Burial was in
Prospect Hill Cemetery.
A team driven by Edward S. Chase of
| Linwood, while crossing the curve on
| Mendon Street. Saturday was caught In
| the railway tracks and lost wheel The
wagon was occupied by several football
| players, who were thrown out. Forum
ately no one was injured.
The Uxbridge Chapter, Epworth
| League. will send a small delegation to
the Worcester South Circuit League con-
Vention at East Douglas Monday evening
on account of the special revival services
being conducted by the Evangelists Misses
May Frost and Fannie Simpson at the
church. Meetings will be held every eve
ming this week except Saturday
An additional pouch has been added to
the local mail service.
james Barker Of Wheelockville, while
driving Mr. Pickney of Providence over
I,rgd at { npf
an accident, causing injury to himself
and to his passenger, Saturday. The
horse became frightened at the train
which was passing under the bridge and
started on a run toward Chases store.
Striking the curbing. the wagon was
tipped over. and both occupants were
thrown into the street Pickhey was not
badly injured. but Barker received bad
cash In his forehead The horse which
was the property Of James Daley, demol-
ished the carriage, but was captured
after running a short distance.
Mrs. Leila Lockwood Of Milford in
spected the Womans Relief Corps at G.
A. r. Hall Friday afternoon.
The contract for building the new
bakery of f. J. Mills at North Uxbridge
has been let to A. F. Henry.
The Uxbridge Free Public Library has
been presented with a beautiful large
mounted deer's head. the gift of Arthur
Wheelock. The deer was shot by Edward
A Mansfield, superintendent OF the Hecla
Mills during his trip to the Rocky Noun
tains in 1885.
The Uxbrfdge High School football
team was defeated at the fair grounds
Saturday by the Hopedale High School
team, 16 to 0.
Maj. George NJ. Rice Of the H. H.
Legge Post G. A. r., will inspect the
Samuel Sibley post Of East Douglas We'd
nesday evening.
The mortgages sale Of the real estate
of Maria Tallberg, which was advertised
to take place Saturday. Nov %, IS not to
take place, the claims having been ad
justed.
Charles A. Taft and family. who have
been living the past few months at
Beechwood Farm. have returned to their
residence on Pleasant Street.
"A delegation Of Masons will attend
dedication exercises at the meeting Of the
East Douglas Lodge Monday evening.
The Father Mathew T. A. B. Society
will celebrate Thanksgiving by a social
Blanchard Brothers Granite Company
has a large force Of men at work on c.
w. Laselis race track at Whitinsville.
CA TO RIA.