Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-10
SPENCER.
CONCERT AND BALL.

The first concert and ball of the Scan
dinavian North Pole Club will be given
at town hall, Friday night, the 21st. The
Bragg Singing Club of "a voices will
sing several selections, and Thalin's or
chestra of Worcester will furnish music
for dancing, with j. H. McKenna
prompter. Prof. A. o. Bye, violin soloist,
and Hjalmer Nilsson, both of Worcester,
will render solos and will be accom-
panied by Misses Bertha and Anna
Johnson.
MEMS LEAGUE COURSE.
Present prospects indicate that to-
night the Kellogg Bird Carnival and
Concert Company will draw the largest
house of any of the Mems League
course By the looks of the chart of the
house at Bouton's, it would appear that
even standing-room would be at a pre-
MUM.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER.
The Prescott property, corner of Wire
Village, Grove and Wilson streets, has
been purchased by Horace A. Walker of
Wire Village for 5000, and two years.
taxes amounting to about $34 Mr. Wal
ker proposes to make a few improve
ments and occupy the premises at once.
SCHOOL ON SLEIGH RIDE.
The pupils of Miss Ella R. Taylor,
principal Of the Pleasant street school
building, took a seighride through
Charlton to Southbridge and return,
Saturday, and report rare good time,
though some of the distance was made
on bare ground. The excellent sleighing
has disappeared, to the great regret of
almost everybody
ST, JEAN PROGRAM.
The program for the entertainment to
be given in connection with the st, Jean
Baptiste ball. Friday night, follows:
OVeFture Kings orchestra
Duet, Miss Courine and Frank Beaudin
Skirt Dance. go. Miss Alice McKenna
Irlo, Misses Courine, Louise and Frank
Beaudin.
Violin solo, Prof. c. Q. Bye of Worcester
exhibition of fencing by Prof. Thibet
and pupils of Worcester
Flcolo solo, Prof. c. Q. Bye of Worcester
Miss Eva Cormier, accompanist
Clarinet solo ........... Henry Corbin
SUNDAY CHURCH NOTES.
At the morning service at the Congre-
gational Church, Mrs Gutterson, for the
secretary of the American Missionary
Association, presented the cause of that
society. AT the peoples service at Z p.
M, the choir was assisted by Miss Ora
Hitchcock, VIOLIN and Miss Florence
Bruce, pianist, both of Springfield, and
they, with Organist j. S. r. Coy, opened
the service with "Nocturn," by Ley
bach. Rev. Sherman w. Brown took for
his subject, 1.-THE seen and the unseen"
from II Cor, iv:1S-"The things that are
seen are temporal, but the things that
are not seen are eternal"
A two weeks revival service was in
augurated at the M. e. Church, Sunday
night. They will be held every night eX-
cept Saturday and there will be preach
ing at 7.30 O'Clock, which will be fol-
lowed by prayer meetings in the vestry
of the church.
Rev. FIR. @. H. Dolan celebrated high
mass at the Church of the Rosary at
10 O'Clock Sunday morning, and read the
gospel of the day from Luke :42 to 90
inclusive. He preached no sermon. The
choir sang selections from Gerald's, Bal
MANS and Emerson's masses, and at
the offertory Douneau's Salutaris in
chorus.
The subject of Rev Flint NJ. Bissells s
discourse at the Church of Our Father,
Sunday night, was: what Universal
ism is not'
Rev. Fred E. Heath took for his SUBJ
ject, Sunday morning, 1.-THE nature of
salvation and in the evening conduct
ed missionary service. There was a
union young mems meeting at A o'clock,
which was attended by the young men
of the Methodist Congregational and
Baptist churches
PERSONAL MENTION.
Matthew Conlin has entered the medi-
cal department of Bowdoin College at
Brunswick, Me
Henry M. Hanaford is spending the
winter at his old home at Winthrop
Me.
Miss Bertha Herbert of Charlestown
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. NJ ].
Madden
Mrs. w. G. Winks' dancing class will
give an invitation bon-bon party at Odd
FellOWS' Hall Saturday night