The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-26
TODAY'S WEATHER.
For today's weather indications, see
top Of first page,
THE CITY.

Ladies' Charitable Society of the
Church of Unity will hold a fair Nov.
DO.
Rev. Luke J. Purcell of Milford called
pm Worcester friends yesterday after
noon.
Members of the Lasters Union met
IN their hall, but they transacted only
routine duties.
The Loyalty Whist Club will meet
with Mrs. S. F. York this evening, at
s21a Pleasant street.
Mr.. Frank Butler manager of Stein
ert & Sons Providence warerooms, is
in town for few days.
The Century Cycle Club will hold a
dance and supper at Mechanics hall,
FRIDAY evening, Oct 2S.
Miss Eva Barabeau will celebrate
Halloween with a dance at her dane
ing academy on Main street.
A few summonses were sent out yes
terday from the Office of the city treas
uFer to delinquent tax payers.
The second annual social of Trumbull
Social Club will occur Friday evening,
NOV. II, at Father Mathew hall.
The Temperance Crusaders will meet
on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Mary
"A. Sheckleton, q Chandler street.
Prof " j. Fortier's advanced class
will meet this evening, instead of
Thursday, as previously announced.
Sc Mr.. and Mrs M. Ware celebrated the
tenth anniversary of their wedding last
might at their home on Mason street.
The school children rejoice that the
teachers hold a convention Friday at
THE English high school and thus they
get day free.
Mrs. j. Rittenberg and Miss Marks of
New York are in the city for few days
visiting Mr.. and Mrs j. l.. Cooling of &c
Wellington street.
The Worcester Womans Club meets
this afternoon in Memorial hall. The
meeting opens at 2.30 o'clock, and pa
pers on "Civics" will be read.
The fifth annual convention of the.
Open and Institutional Church League
will be held in Pilgrim Church on Wed
nesday and Thursday, Nov. 2 and 8.
"Children's day will be observed by
the Woman's Foreign Missionary So
clety of the First Baptist Church on
Saturday afternoon from 3 to p. m.
Drill Master John Fl. Mawbey of the
White regiment requests that all the
reglmental members, officers and pri-
Yates assemble at Curtis hall, at 8
O'Clock Saturday afternoon for regular
drill.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Bethany
Church win hold a pitcher and hand
kerchief sale and pie supper in the
Vestry Thursday evening. Mrs. Cas-
well will make and sell her famous
chewing candy.
All the high school pupils who have
heard Hon. A. S. Roe speak will be
glad to know that he is going to give
talk upon the subject Historical
Worcester" before the "Aletheia" on
Friday afternoon at $780, Nov II.
Fuller Delano & Frost have designed
double house, two-story, for Burton
w. Grout to be built by j. /. Elliot,
at the corner of Fruit and Dayton
streets. 1t is model of comfort and
convenience in arrangement.
Privs. J. B. Robinson and Fred c.
Wright, of companies B and A, Sd Con-
necticut regiment left yesterday to re-
join the regiment. They have been in
Worcester on a. furlough of 80 days, and
have greatly improved during their
stay in the city.
Peter MacQueen, M. A. the famous
special war correspondent for Frank
Leslie's," is to lecture in Mechanics
hall, Nov. 8, on his experiences at San
tiago and in Porto Rico during the late
war, under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid Society of Pilgrim Church.
Unity Council, D. of L., win hold
dance in G. A. R. Hall, Tuesday evening,
Nov J. Pratt's Orchestra will furnish
music. The committee on arrangements
is as follows: Mrs. F. B. Allen, Mrs.
c. l.. Billiard, Mrs. Hattie Sutton and
Messrs. Blanding, Hunt and Joslin
At the Sunday school teachers meet
ing at the Old South Church. Friday
evening, Nov. 2S, Mrs. Hollis Cobb will
teach the lesson and this will be fol-
lowed by short remarks upon How to
win the Sunday school children to
Christ" given by the different teachers.
The statement in Yesterdays Spy to
the effect that Miss Frances M. Leland
and Mrs. James j. Rafferty, were in at
tendance at the whist party in Mechan
les hall for the benefit of the sisters 'of
Notre Dame was slightly in error The
ladies We're patronesses of the affair,
but were not present.
The Swedish Singing Society are to
give an entertainment and concert at
st. Matthew's parish hall, November
18TH for the fund of the Parish Aid So
ciety Later in the month the Young
Mems Guild will give a dramatic per-
Torrance in the same hall, under the
auspices of the Young Mems Dramatic
Club.
The Emmanuel Church Young People
and Junior Endeavor Societies are to
hold a temperance meeting at the
chapel Thursday evening. The enter
tainment will consist of music, read
ings. dialogues and recitations by the
young people and children. Admission
is free and everybody is cordially well
coined.
The Second Parish Club will meet for
the first time this season Wednesday
evening at 7.45l in the yestry of the
First Unitarian Church. Mr. Y. w.
Coombs of the Polytechnic Institute
will give talk on the history of Eu-
rope previous to the sixteenth century.
The meeting is open to all persons in
terested.
The winter work of the Second Parish
Cub commences this evening in the