The Worcester spy., 1898-11-09
I THE CITY.

The exhibition hours of the Society of
antiquity will be 1 to O'Clock, and
to 10 O'Clock.
There will be a husking party tomor-
row evening at the home of Mrs. ]. A.
Norcross, at their residence, Fair
lawn"
The United Temperance Societies will
hold their regular meeting in st. Anne's
Hall, SO Front street, Thursday evening,
at p. m.
There will be a meeting of the I'M
fted Catholic Temperance societies at
the rooms of the st. Anne's Society
next Thursday night
The Older Ten of the Lend-a- Hand
Club Of the South Unitarian Church
sold home e-made candy and lemonade in
the church parlor, last evening.
james Larkin, rs years old, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by officer
Blake of station /, on a warrant charg-
ing him with neglect to support his
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. irving Swan Brown en-
tertained at dinner last evening, at the
Worcester Club, Mr.. James Riley, his
manager, Mr.. Dickey, and Mr. David
Rowland. sfF
The directors of the Board of Trade
met last night and elected Justin A.
Ware, /. E. Conins and DR.. T. c. Men
denhall delegates to the meeting of the
state board Of trade in Boston, Nov. %
The Second Parish Club meets to-
night in the vestry of the First Unita-
rian Church. Col. E. b. Glasgow
speaks on the Song of Roland" All
persons interested are invited to be
present.
The Ladies Social Circle connected
with Salem Street Baptist Church
served supper in the church vestry
last evening. The supper was followed
by chrysanthemum entertainment by
the children.
There was meeting yesterday after
noon of the Woman's Association con-
nected with Union Church, the assem-
bly, being for the purpose of sewing.
The ladies' handled several garments
during the cay
The candidates for the st. Anne's
whist team met at their rooms last
night. AS there are about 80 candidates
the greater part of this month will be
spent in selecting the team.
The First Rhode Island volunteers
are to go to Havana. Corporal Earle
Brown and Ralph LachapelIe Of this
city are members of that regiment.
Corporal Brown has been ordered to
report for duty on the 18th
The Women's Foreign Missionary So
clety of Trinity Church will meet this
afternoon with Mrs. DR.. Emerson War
ner, 572 Main street. The meeting
opens at $3.50 o'clock, and travels of the
will 6s, Il
An afternoon meeting of the Wom-
ans Foreign Missionary Auxiliary of
Trinity Church will be held with Mrs.
Or. p. Warner, 572 Main street, tomor-
row afternoon at $50. Pictures and
curios illustrating scenes in foreign
lands will be shown.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society of
Old South Church held its regular
monthly sewing meeting yesterday AZ
ternoon, in the church parlors.' The
afternoon was devoted to making fancy
aprons and domestic articles prepara-
tory to a Christmas sale on Tuesday,
Dec. 6.
The sixty third meeting of the New
England Association of School Super
intendents will be held at the Boston
Latin School hall, Warren avenue, Bos-
ton. Supt. Clarence f. Carroll will
speak on How promote individual in
terests without sacrificing the benefits
of class work?'''
In the vestry of the South Unitarian
Church, last evening, a clam chowder
supper was served to about 1926, by the
Ladies Aid Society. 1t was in charge
of Mrs. F. j, Carr, Miss NJ / Cushman,
Mrs. M. ]. Cross, Mrs A. M Conant,
Mrs. M. F. Cunning and Mrs. L. Phar-
ten.
Mr.. John Allen of Boston. in his lee
ture entitled "A bicycling tour through
Ireland and Wales" delivered last eve
ming at the South Unitarian Church,
told in very interesting manner and
also illustrated by stereopticon views
his "reminiscences and his experiences
while on his trip.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society CON
nected with Plymouth Church had a
meeting yesterday afternoon, in the
church parlOrs, for the purpose of sew
ing different articles which are to be
used in distribution for charitable pur-
poses. There was a large number of
the members out, and much work was
done.
At the regular bi-naonthly meeting of
the Ladies' Aid Society of Adams
Square Congregational Church held
yesterday afternoon, reports of the last
sale We're submitted and showed that
the amount raised was $205 Is. Two
hundred dollars has been appropriated
toward the church, and the remaining
$44 is on hand.
A very enjoyable social was held by
the Ladies' Aid Society of the South
Baptist Church last evening. Supper
was served at 6 o'clock to about 100,
and during the rest of the evening a
short musical program. was carried out.
The entertainers were Miss Putnay,
Miss p. G.. Whitney, Mr.. George Marble
and M. r. Briggs
The Ladies Charitable Society of the
Pleasant Street Baptist Church held
their regular monthly social last eve
ming. Supper was served at CAS- and
was followed by a musical ard literary
program. Among some Of the enter
tainers were Miss Josie Church, Mr..
Bliss, Miss Cummings, Ruby Johnson,
and Miss Lottie Thompson.
Last evening, at half past O'Clock,
the Epworth League of Grace M. e.
Church held its regular monthly meet
ing in the church parlor. Plans for
the reception of 1G members of the
Junior League who are to be initiated
in the league next month, were dis
cussed. At the close Of the business
meeting literary program was rend-
cred. bi-s
Peter Mcqueen. special correspond
ent for Frank Leslies" during the
Spanish war, gave a delightful lecture,
illustrated with many excellent stere-
optieon views, on "The thrilling expe-
,rienoes of a war correspondent last
night, in Mechanics Hall. The lecture
was given under the auspices of the
Ladies' Aid Society of Pilgrim Church,
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