The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-26
Republicans Organize for a Wig
orouS Campaign and Many Men
Called Upon to Aid Ward Com
mittee
Mr.. FLETCHER WILL
DIRECT THE WORK
He Establishes Hours When He
viii be atRepubIicanHeadqu
tiers and Will Be Ready to Meet
Voters During Those Hours
No Mud Singing

Republicans of Worcester are out in
force for Edward F. Fletcher, candi-
date for mayor.
Mr. Fletcher was at Republican
Headquarters large part Of the day
yesterday and received the congratu-
lations of hundreds of party workers
who cropped in to assure him of their
( hearty support during the ensuing
campaign
Mr.. Fletcher will be at Republican
Headquarters daily from now until
election day between the hours Of 7.30
and II a. M, from 2.30 to in the
Afternoon and from 7.30 until 10 o'clock
in the evening. The office of Chairman
Daniel T.. Aver has been set apart for
use of the candidate and from now
until Dec. 10 Mr.. Fletcher will be glad
to welcome all who are interested in
the success of the Republican party
and it's candidates at the coming cleo
tion.
Plans for the real work of the cam
paign were formulated last night,
when candidates in the various wards
and the workers met with the Repub-
lican City Committee to- talk over plans
for active work and to organize rally
ing committees in the several wards
of the city.
The position of Mr. Fletcher SO far
as his opponent is concerned in the
coming campaign, is indicated in the
following statement given out yester-
day. Mr.. Fletcher says:
There shall be no mud-slinging in
this campaign, if I can prevent it.
mo words of mine shall injure so
capable and so good a man as Mayor
OConnell. I had rather lose this fight
than that anything of that nature
should enter into this campaign"
i, The several working committees
were named and most of the commit
|, tees arranged for meetings in the near
future. The Ward one committee will
meet tonight. The date of the Ward
two meeting has not been fixed. Ward
three men will meet Friday night and
1.-THE Wards four and five committees
ee' will meet at the same time. Ward six
~ has not fixed upon it's date. Ward
55e seven and Ward eight will meet to-
ca light In addition there will be a
in meeting Friday night of the Republic
OF can Club of Worcester and prepara-
2 ion will be made for work in addition
al % that attempted by the ward COM
r nittees.
Re The Ward five committee of the Re
i: publican City Committee voted last
\ night to have meeting at Republican
!. Headquarters Friday night to which
" members of the Ward five rallying
'ov committee and Republicans of the
yard generally have been invited. The
organization by the choice of John w.
MGwbey as chairman and Albert Shelf
% field as secretary.
The ward rallying committees were
named last night as follows:
Ward one-John E. Lancaster, w. H.
q Tylee. John M. Kendall, George N.
Jeppson, Frank L. Dean, Harry N.
I sawyer, T. S. Johnson, Dwight P.
Allen, James Reid. Jr.fi Harry II.
Waite George P. Everleth, A. r.
al Stewart, W. H: Bliss, H. A. Ballou,
ar esse P. Taber, Warren c. Jewett, ].
ey .ewis Ellsworth John M. Russell,
nth ames Logan, Charles A. Vaughan,
arl tephen Salisbury, Edward T. Ray
nond. T. c. Bates, Gustaf A. Berg,
TOT william R. Anderson, David w. Bell,
C. Scott, Frank Roe Batchelder,
M nest T. Abeles, F. T. Nutting, w. W.
-, TT, B. w. Potter, T. R. Fish, 9. M.
ASI e, H. r. Black, G. A. Busby, l. K.
,akian, G. w. Eames, A. s. Roe,
In w Carter.
VS. la.Iard two-Frank NJ. McKinstry, F.
Louis A. Huntz, George l..
e Woo mes. Walter Weston, A; H. evans
I'm De eer Magee. T. w. Smith. c. e.
er pair h, F. L. Durgin, L. M. Peterson,
lop o3'ai, IS Blake, H. N Leach, George c.
:; asn1r a burt F. ]. Riggs, John P. Holm
eli al anc NJ. B. Kelsey, A. ]. Hoyle, Fred
70 ninsjierce, NJ. Phillips, A. w. Ekstrom,
ing In Johnson, Peter Swanson, A. F. H.
rinOean. Fred H. Clarke, Hjalmar Styffe,
W. H. Robinson, w. S. Halliday, E.
Stearns, E. A. Banding, 7. L. Nelson,
Alya w. Bigelow, ]. P. Munroe, H. F.
Harris. S. C. Kendall, E. P. Curtis. S.
Hanson, Charles A. Pinkham, j. B.
ms ms attuck, George C. Hunt, Amandus
" Hagberg, E. B. Fish, w. F. Gleason,
mber W. Hurlburt, E. G.. Barrett, Olof G..
I'd vii fund, H. NJ Wilson, Per Olson, G..
ly's ST Thite, George C. Whitney
The I'd three-Fred w. Leavitt, w. F.
llled OF James M. brennan, H. L.Walkup,
night I.ittlefeld, ]. B. Lucier, c. M.
I'VE pee ms, E. D. Ward, s. L. Norcross,
l u z..rd n odgecomb. A. j. Whitney, A. A.
go the n. W. F. Knowlton,J. B. Grenier,
h A. Blair oliver Blair, F. x.
y, L. E. Lucier, Gustaf Charade,
DYSPET, Lachapelle, r. D. Lachapeile'
Id ner Hastings, Charles Hastings, Ar
Their one Brown, George Scales, Peter r.
title LlV William Haynes, E. P. Crerie,
H Chamberlain, H. Augustus
neton. Charles F. Hilton, Charles
nd. James Scales,A. Frank Gates,
bVGT=. Draper Edward Lynch, Joseph
osnihan, Edward Lapierre, Ma
Bourbon, r. ]. Simons, Lewis
Joseph De Marco, Nicholas
,hea1ti1va Arternie Laraia, Genare Ronzio,
10 L,Orangi, Samuel Kumin, Abra-
.Lo Robonovitch, ]. Arthur Roy,
All uiorge Mansfield, William J. Kelley,
our h &c B. Long, David Armitage, w.
1rphy, Daniel P. Shea. Francis A.
<sgisG5a lgton, Emelien Roberts. Nathan
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