The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-30
THE CITY.

Miss Lulu C. Slater of Roxbury is in
Worcester, visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. william J. Hogg Of "a
Elm street are in Washington, d. G.,
for a week.
DR.. ]. p. Rand was called to Monsoon
Friday on account of serious illness on
his brother, DR. N. W. Rand of Monson.
There will be "a special meeting of the
Father Mathew Ladies in Father
Mathew hall this afternoon at o'clock.
Rev. and Mrs. 7. c. Craig Of New
Hampshire have been visiting for the
past ten days with Mrs. j G. gilbert.
Miss Frances /. Wood Of No. Shat
tuck street has returned from a two
months visit to school friends in In
diana and Chicago.
The directors of the Woman's AUX
iliary of the Young Mems Christian
Association will hold a special meeting
Tuesday at $3.50 o'clock
Mr.. McAuiffe's bust of the late
Lieut. e. NJ Benchley will remain on
exhibition at the Davis gallery, Elm
street, for a few days longer.
The library committee of the Y. w
Y W c. A. building, yesterday morn
ing Nothing but routine work was
transacted.
The public installation of officers of
the Good Samaritans viii be held at 10
Pearl street. Wednesday, Nov. 2. Sup
per will be served at o'clock. Speakers
from Company l. of the Sixth Massa-
chusetts regiment are expected.
gram which was to have taken place
yesterday at the state normal school,
was postponed on account Of the storm.
The date for the observance has now
boon arranged for next Saturday.
The committees recently appointed
by the members of st. PauPs Lyceum
to arrange for the coming coffee party
of the organization will meet this at
ternoon, in Commonwealth Hall. The
meeting will begin at $50 o'clock.
41x-Postmaster and airs. Eli w.
Bachelor. Miss Ada Knowlton and Miss
Maude Knowlton passed through Wor-
cester last evening, on their way home
to West Upton. They have been to
Brooklyn to attend the funeral of the
late Edwin F. Knowlton.
The Anti-Cigaret League of the
White regiment held a regular drill,
in Curtis Hall, yesterday afternoon. A
corporal of the volunteers from the
armory acted as drill sergeant and as
sisted the youthful officers in training
the embryo men under their charge.
There was meeting last evening of
Hope Ledge, United Order of Independ-
ent Odd Ladies, in the rooms in Castle
Hall, 405 Main street. After the bust
ness meeting, there was period of So
ciability enjoyed, and pleasing vocal
and instrumental program was rem
dered.
The final meeting in the case of The
Spy Publishing Company will be held
at the court of insolvency, Friday, Nov
| IS, at 10 o'clock a. m. Creditors whose
claims were included in the debtors
schedule of creditors and have not been
proved and allowed. may be present
and prove their claims
A temperance meeting, under the
| auspices of Independence Lodge T. o.
| G. T., will be held Sunday afternoon at
2. 30 clock, in Sons of VeteransA Hall.
Rev. H. fainter will act as chairman.
| The principal speakers will be Rev
A. B. Chamberlain of Cincinnati, Ohio
formerly of the Church of Christ OF
this city.
Ex-Mayor David I. Robinson o.
| Gloucester, who has been in Worcester
visiting, left yesterday on tril
through the western part of the state
Daniel ]. Gallagher Of Newton was
visitor in Worcester last evening. Mr.
Gallagher is a well-known democratic
politician, and he has stumped tn
state for the past few years.
The Shredded Wheat Company viii
set to work tomorrow one of the smart
| est business turnouts in the city. The
| wagon is one Of exclusive design, anG
| is finely lettered and decorated. A
| stylish and handsome Morgan horse
| completes the turnout. TIE purpose OF
| this new equipment is the distributing
| about the city of shredded wheat
| brown bread and shredded wheat
| steamed pudding.