The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-24
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THE CITY.

-,i me ladies of the Old South Chnrcb
WI hold supper and social Tuasdsv
evening" November /. 0''0"'
There will be a meeting Of tba GA
S South Mems Union on Thursday even-
lng at 7.45' O'clock. ''' ''''''S eFe'i-
9Th, The Woman's Foreign Missionary So.
+bjs os o. va south Church will meet
o'clock ~ '0'0" pailors at
e. ne annual meeting Of Union Church
aor reports, roll call and election Of Of
ing. "0O'ie9uaS even
dhere VIII be a meeting of the Bows
brisade connected with the First Ran
4.SO p m. VIZ iu"S de
The people of St. Johns Church will
hold d bazaar at Mechanics hall, Oct. %,
o -, Tor the purpose of raising a fund
ior new convent.
r, The first meeting in the course of the
VIII be held this evening All the resid-
e ei Of the pastor Rev. Willard Scott.
81 May street. y ''o''''
me Piedmont Benevolent Union will
meet IN the ladies' parlor on Tuesday
aLlernoon. A chafing-dish supper on
me european plan will be served from
to $50 O'Clock, to be followed by a So
cal in the evening.
Mrs Ellen OriscolD, wife of John
mcnamara, died at her home, 55 Coral
street sunday morning, after a two
weeks illness. She leaves a husband
ana one sister and l,
funeral arrangements have been made.
The young ladies of Piedmont Church
WIN serve chatting dish supper in the
chapel' tuesday evening, from 6 to Z 80
arrangements have been made to have
unique entertainment followed by a
social evening. Mrs. George Miller will
be in charge
The Ladies Catholic Benefit Associ-
atloh meets this evening at 6 80. in St
John Hail. in Temple Hall, to install
omcers. Supreme Deputy Miss Eliza
peth Johnson viii perform the install
Iation ceremonies. All members are
requested to attend.
Miss Louise A. Kellogg. secretary of
the Woman's Home Missionary Society
OF Boston, will describe her Journey
through the West during the past sum
mer at the meeting of the Woman's
Association of Union Church on Tues
Gay afternoon. Afternoon tea will be
served after the meeting.
Worcester Central Pomona Grange
will meet at Oxford Oct 26th inst, at
1890 a. m. Morning lesson topic,
Home, essay by Mrs Sarah e. Brown;
afternoon lesson topic, The new farm
er essay by George S. Ladd of Stur-
bridge Open to the public.
Excepting preparations for the ac-
commodation of the Worcester compa-
MES who begin their ten days tour of
duty this morning, the armory was
quiet yesterday. Tables have been set
up in the drill shed and other details
arranged for the accommodation of the
men.
ls. Mr.. and Mrs. I<idder were very pleas
scantly surprised at their home on Char
Teton street, Saturday evening. The
friends who arranged the surprise were
the boarders of Mrs. Upham of the
"Magnus," where Mr.. and Mrs. Kidder
formerly boarded. The party presented
the couple a picture.
A meeting of the United Catholic
Temperance Societies was held at
Father Mathews Hall yesterday after
noon. As the Father Mathew Society,
the st. Johns Guild and the Catholic
Young Mems Lyceum were the only
three societies represented, the meeting
adjourned until a week from tonight.
J. Vernon Buffers oratorio chorus
will have a rehearsal this evening in
the Vestry of Pilgrim Church, and the
instructor hopes for large attendance.
At the rehearsal tonight seat will be
given to each of the artists. The work
of the chorus is rapidly developing and
Prof. Butler feels highly pleased with
the result of the rehearsals thus far.
About rs members of the Waehusett
Boat Club attended a turkey dinner at
their boat house at the lake yesterday.
After Justice had been done to Caterer
Marshalls fine spread, the afternoon
was devoted to songs by James r. Nc
Grath, James Hurley, Mark Collins and
informal remarks by other members of
the club.
The annual meeting of the Worcester
county branch of the Woman's Board
of Foreign Missions will be held at
Central Church on Thursday morning
at 10 o'clock Mrs. Bassett of Ware Will
address the meeting on her experiences
during a recent visit to Jerusalem.
Miss Gerlick and Miss Webb OF Spain
will also address the meeting. A COLA
ton will be- served at the church after
the services.
The Ministerial League holds its
first meeting for the season this morn
ing in the rooms of the Young Men 5
Christian Association. The executive
committee, who arrange the programs
for the meetings. is to set an example
of LOYALTY to the other members by
taking on themselves the burden of the
first meeting. The general theme is,
Helps and hindrances to ministerial
success in Worcester" Short papers
will be read by the different members
of the committee.
A committee consisting of the board
of government and ten members of the
Catholic Young Mems Lyceum, who
have full power to arrange for an en-
tertainment will hold their first meet
ing next Tuesday evening at 7.3O The
committee consists of the following;
.John J. Sheehan, Edward j. Carney
Mark Carroll, Fred j. Reidle, William
T Delaney, James Rouke, John }. Rel-
~ 1ohn H. O'Connor, Bernard F. Rati-
gan Henry Dolan, S. f. Carrigan, John
Fl smith, Timothy Koran, John j.
Warrington. Thomas S. Foley, John F.
smith. Arthur ]. Garvey.