The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-31
THE CITY.

day night. ''''s : =
Mrs Edward s. Williams and Miss
Beatrice Parker of Yarmouth. N. S
are visiting friends in the city.
Louis M. Fengold of Providence is in
the city visiting his parents at rs
Crown street.
The Church of Christ's corn huslSine
WIZ be held Friday, at James Dris-
coils, Shrewsbury.
The Ladies' Society of Faith and
works VIII give a harvest supper to-
morrow night at Park Church.
Golden Rule Mission club Of Park
Church meets at Miss Myra Dicker-
mans, AZ William street, tonight.
The Womans Auxiliary of st. Mark S
Church will meet with Mrs. O. w. Nor
cross, Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock.
There will be a business meeting ot
the Christian Endeavor of Christ
CHURCH Tuesday evening at I. As o'clock,
Mrs. Fred Douglass will lecture on the
convict lease system in the southern
states, at Main Street Baptist Church,
Monday evening at O'Clock.
There was a quarterly meeting at the
st. Vincent Hospital yesterday. No
important business was done. The
meeting adjourned until NOV. 10.
Tomorrow evening at Pilgrim Church
there will be a testimonial concert Civ
en- in honor of DR.. Dufault, who is
about to leave the choir of that church.
The Y. p. S. c. e. Of Pilgrim Church
will hold a huslSing party at the farm
of f. p Knowles this evening. A
barge will leave Pilgrim Church at Z
O'Clock.
There will be a meeting of the United
Catholic Temperance societies at
Father Mathew halltonisht at o'clock.
A full attendance of the delegates is
requested.
There will be meeting of St Johns
Guild, at the institute. on next Tuesday
night AS business of importance will
be transacted, all the members are re-
quested to be present.
Harry r. Pitts ard Ralph 4. Hen
derson. both members of C Company
Second regiment who have been sick
with malaria at the city hospital, were
discharged from that institution yester-
day.
Some one evidently in need OF shell
ter from the moisture of Saturday
night, took several umbrellas from an
ante-room of the Union Church. The
matter has been reported to the po-
lice.
There will be a meeting of the Mater
nal Association in Pilgrim Church to-
morrow afternoon. The meeting will
begin at $3.50 o'clock. Several matters
of Importance will come up for consi-
Iteration.
officers of station raided the store
of Joseph l.. Jatfey, 410 Millbury
street, yesterday afternoon, and Sc,
cured quantity of whiskey. One bot
tie was found in the proprietors
pocket
Private Edward Murphy of G Com
pany, Ninth regiment, who was taken
10 the city hospital early Saturday
morning, remains in the same uncon-
scious condition as when he was first
admitted
Miss Florence Mildred Burrill, Miss
May Doty and Miss Myrtle Belle Doty
were united with the First Baptist
Church yesterday afternoon by bap-
tism. Rev S. b. Meeser performed the
ceremony.
The Ladies Aid Society connected
WIFI GlBIIIll tCtuICH, las dIAdllSCo AO4
"a lecture by Rev. Peter MacQueen of
Boston on Nov. 8, at Mechanics hail.
. Mr. MacQueen was a war correspon-
dent for The Congregationalist, and he
will tell his experiences during the
Cuban war, IN that capacity.
Father Mathew Ladies Aid Society
held a meeting in Father Mathew Hall
yesterday afternoon. Reports were
received from the heads of tables at
the coffee party, held last Thursday
which show that il was a big success
The ladies have accepted an invitation
to give their minstrel show at Web
ster on Nov 18th.
A car Of the Worcester & Marlboro
line, in charge of Conductor Barton,
jumped the track at Harrington cor
ner about $50 O'clock yesterday after
noon. During the time taken up in get
ting the car back on the rails, o crowd
collected, and Front street was lined
with cars delayed by the accident.
Mr.. Timothy II. Sullivan of 145 Me.
phanic street has the sympathy of his
friends on the death of his five ear-old
son, William r., which took place Sun
day morning, at the residence, sc Prov
idence street of diDhtheria. On ac-
count of the nature Of the disees Sc, the
funeral took place in the afternoon.
The, burial was at st. Johns ceme-
terry.
The prize drawings for the articles
offered at the Notre Dame bazar will
take place at st. Johns Institute, a
week from tonight. The bazaar was a
grand success from financial point of
view, and the Sisters of Notre Dame
viii receive quite a sum toward the
erection Of their new convent. The
nf koz ie n To- o1y m
the hard work of FIR. O'Brien.
The Trumbull Social Club held a
meeting at the home of its president, J.
McCarty, yesterday afternoon, to make
further arrangements for it's social to
be held in Father Mathew hall, Nov. IL.
The following were appointed to look
after the dancing: w. MeGrath, floor
director with II. Baldwin and T. Nc
Naily as assistants, and H. Mcmahon
and j. DAILY as aids. Miss Josie Nc
AIahon has been secured to give an ex-
Inhibition in dancing.
Charles w. Delano of this city adj
dressed the usual meeting at the
Y NJ c. A. rooms Yesterday afternoon
MI, Delsno took for his Subject Law
and Iiberty.3 He applied his text not
only to the nation, bur to young men
in particular. The Young Mems quar-
tel made up of John Dobie, Jr.. first
tenor. Robot COan second tenow j
r. Holmes, first bass; Otis Bailey, sec
ord bass, made its initial appearance
Yesterday and rendered several selec-
lions in connection with the address.
A two days session of the Interna-
tional League viii begin Wednesday,
at Pilgrim Church. During the after
noon Of the first day exhibitions in the
various departments of the work will
h., ,~f,.e,s. and in the evening there will