The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-14
WHITlNsVlLLE NOTES.
erst of News Happenings From Busy
Machine Town.

0IlSt VI NTWS HdppSHluSS VIOil DuSJ
Machine Town.
Whitinsville, Oct 1S.-Rev. A. A.
Graham of Cambridge will conduct a
series of services at the United Pres
byterian Church, Thursday and Friday
evenings at 73O o'clock. All are invited
to attend these meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Ferguson of Main
street are visiting friends in Troy N.
THE SEASONS PROGRAM.
The program of the Epworth Read
Ing Circle of the M. e. Church on Eng
lish history for 1S9S-99 is as follows:
Oct. 14.-Music; Henry VIII, Miss
Lizzie Trowbridge; English reforma-
ton, Mrs. e. A. Adams; current events.
Dinner to the club.
Oct 2S.-Selection from "The Faeris
Queen" Miss Daisy Sallie; Edward VI
and Mary Mrs. A. A. Hill; Elizabeth,
Mrs. II. H. Mclean; current events.
Shakspere, Rev. W. F. Lawford; Por-
tia, Rev. w. F. Lawford; current
events.
Nov. 25.-Selections from Pope, Miss
Marion Johnston; James I, Mrs John
Simpson, Charles I, Mr.. H. Fl. Nc
Lean; current events.
Dec. 9.-Selections from Milton; OIL
yer Cromwell, Miss Alice Adams;
Charles II, Raymond Smith
Dec. 23.-Selections, Charles Wesley;
James II, E. B. Beaman; William
and Mary, Miss Lena Smith; Bismark,
Rev. W. F. Lawford
Jan. 6.-Selections, Thomas Moore;
Anne, Miss Daisy Sallie; George I,
Mrs. Elmer Aldrich.
Jan. 2O.-selections, Oliver Cold
smith; George II, Mrs. Edward Han
ney; George III, Mrs. E. c. Heath;
questions on the revolutionary war
George II, Mrs. W. F. Lawford;
George and Walpole, Mrs. Frank G.
Foster; William ", Mrs. Ella Trow-
bridge.
Feb. 17.-selections William Words
worth; Victoria, Mrs. w. T. Sykes;
Gladstone, Fl. H. Mclean; inventions.
March S.-Selections. Elizabeth Bar
rett Browning; England and the World,
Miss Lizzie J. Trowbridge: essay, BY
ron, Mrs. David Smith; the war with
Spain.
March 17.-social and election of off,
GERS.
GOOD, IF TRUE.
1t is announced about town that the
Woonsocket street railway, are talk
ing of putting in an electric road
through here
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Charles E. Pollock and DR.. Ed. Bal
com have gone to Virginia for the ben
eft Of their health
Chester Lasell Of this town and Abe
Johnston of Brockton, have gone to
Kentucky to take in the races there.
Mrs. Thomas Dixon of High street
is considered seriously ILL.,
Dirke Fischer Of Central street is
seriously i'll with typhoid fever.
Fred Grady, who has been spending
few days in town, with friends, has
returned to Togus, Me.
Mrs. ]. j. Abbott and p. w. Abbott
have returned from their summer cot
tage In Maine.
Edward Anderson has changed his
store into>a tenement
Taft Brothers of Uxbridge will soon
open a grocery and meat market in
Prentice block.
James Kelley of Church street has
secured the contract to do the teaming
on the two new school houses to be
built in Worcester.
The 9Th Worcester representative
convention win be held at Rockdale
Northbridge, tomorrow afternoon, at 2
o clock.
George B. searles Of Forest street
is taking q trip UP the Hudson, and
will visit his son at Cohoes, N. Y, be-
fore returning to Whitinsville
Miss Annie M. Livingstone has been
elected president of the Y. P. S. G. E..
of the Congregational church Miss
Fife A. Sproat and Miss Clara Holland
were chosen delegates to the c. E. con
vention at BroclSton.