The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-16
THE CITY.

A meeting of Blake Lodge, I. o. 0. f.,
is called for this evening.
/. The Quincy Social Club hold a social
end dance tonight, at horticultural
Hall,
Mrs, Sarah Marks of New York is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. knott of this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moore of Aver
junction are visiting friends in Wor-
cester.
Daniel Duggan of Marlboro was in
Worcester last evening calling on
friends.
The Printers and Pressmen's Union
viii have a. regular meeting this even
ing at Labor headquarters.
Representative Arthur A. Simmons
of Grafton was in the city yesterday
afternoon, calling on friends.
Mr.. C. I. Rice directed at the All
Saints Church Musical Club, which
met last evening to rehearse a cantata,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. McGrath served a
game supper to their intimate friends
last evening at their home, so Green
street.
The Worcester Masonic Charity and
Educational Association has a meeting
tomorrow evening, in Horticultural
Hall.
The Worcester Grange held a poetry
party last evening, in Grange Hall.
The different members quoted from
their fayorite poets.
Mrs. Madison T. Bowker who has
been visiting her son, John l.. Bow
ker, the past week, has returned to her
home in Upton.
AT the regular meeting of the Bay
State Lodge, No. 10, knights of Malta,
three candidates were elected to mem
pership. They will be given their work
next Tuesday night.
Quinsigamond Lodge, I. o. r. NJ, has
q regular weekly meeting this evening
in their hall. 306 Main street. Only regu-
lar business is in order
Mr.. Leander r. Howe has been en-
gagged TO play, November 18th, before
the Thursday Club of Westboro Mr..
Howe is one of the teachers of the Wor-
cester pianoforte school
The express train due in Worcester
from New York at lie o'clock yester-
day afternoon, was 10 minutes late A
lever on the running gear of the en-
gine broke and caused the delay.
Minnehaha Council, Daughters of Po-
cahontas, held a meeting last evening
IN Red Mems hall, after which whist
was in order. A program of vocal and
instrumental music was rendered, and a
general good time enjoyed.
John F. Sullivan, delegate of the local
BARRIERS union to the convention in
Memphis, Tenn, is expected home Sun
day. He will be given a reception some
evening next week, and Will report to
the members about his trip.
A man who refused to give his name
slipped and fell on the new brick side
walk which is being laid across the
common, yesterday afternoon. He re-
ceiyed a bad bruise on the right Shout
der, but was otherwise uninjured
The pupils Of Miss Champlain's dane
ing class had their regular weekly So
cial last evening in Steinert hall, and
about 100 were present. Parents of
many of the pupils were present and
the event was one of enjoyment to all.
Yesterday Afternoon, in Castle hall, 405
Main street, the members of Ruth
Lodge, United Order of Odd Ladies, had
a regular meeting, but no business
other than the regular work was done.
The next meeting will be in two weeks.
A supper and entertainment was
given last night in Union Church yes
try. the entertainment was 1.-The OPP
ening of the chestnut burr, or the re-
viving of old songs" The supper and
entertainment were in charge of Mrs.
DIR. Lamson Allen.
The City Laborers Union will have
a special meeting at Labor headquar-
tiers, "a Southbridge street.. this even
ing, to complete the details for their
concert and dance, which is to be in
Father Mathews hail. tomorrow even
ing.
A party of twenty young women from
Westboro came to Worcester last even
ing on a trolley ride over the Worces-
ter and Marlboro line stopping to at
tend the theatre. They returned on
the II o'clock train over the Boston and
Albany.
The knights of Robert Emmett held
their regular monthly meeting, at 50
Front street, last night. No business
of Importance was transacted. The
meeting adjourned until next Tuesday
night The annual election of officers
will take place on the first Tuesday il
December.
George H. Stockwell will cater for g
dance in Sutton this evening. The
dance is one in celebration of the open
ing of new restaurant under SuttoT
town hail. and several Worcester peo-
pie win attend. Music will be fur
nshed by Harry e. Brighams Orches-
ira, Marlboro.
Damascus Lodge, Odd Fellows, held
a regular meeting last evening in Cas-
tie hall. On one member the seconC
rank was conferred, and at the close o.
the meeting a period of sociability wai
enjoyed. At the next meeting the thirC
rank will be worked on several candi
dates.
The Worcester Lodge of Heptasoph.
will meet at the Union depot, Crane
Organizer John W. Cruet with suite
today, and escort the party to the Lin
coin House, where a banquet will bt
gerved. The Worcester Lodge has
voted to attend a reception at Boston
Thursday night.
The regular weekly meeting Of the
Worcester Conclave, Improved Order O
Heptasophs, was held in Arcanum Hal
last evening. Three new members were
admitted, and three new applications
were received. 1t was voted TO hole
q. complimentary reception ON TUESDAY
evening, Dew. 9Th, at Arcanum Han.
AT Labor headquarters, GA South
bridge street, last evening, there was
meeting of the Lasters Union, iarg'
attendance of the members pelns pres
ant The meeting received the appllca
lions of six men who wished 10 become
members. No other business OF import
nnce was transacted only routine worl
being performed.
At the regular monthly meeting o
she woman's Auxiliary of St John
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