The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-13
THE CITY.

The new addition to the Greendale
school will probably be occupied early
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles e. Whitaker of
Norwich, Ct. are visiting at the home
Of w. b. Sisson, lis Elm street.
Major Gates finished his physical cx-
animation Of the Emmett Guards yes
terday, and last night returned to Bos-
ton.
There was regular meeting last
evening Of Viking Lodge, knights OF
Honor, in their hall. Only regular bust
ness was transacted
Good Will Lodge of Odd Ladies will
have a five-cent supper for members
and their families, on Wednesday, at
their hall, in Walker building.
Miss Mary Mccain of Rutland, who
has been in Newport, Ky, for the past
four months, returned to her home last
evening.
The st. Johns Guild will have a
special meeting at $50 o'clock this af-
ternon to make arrangements for the
annual coffee party.
The Loyalty Whist Club of Unity
Council, d. of L., win hold a public
NlllSL party III VI a. ~ Hail. 4 Ne@A 4
street, Tuesday Afternoon at $50 o'clock.
All the churches of Marlboro unite
this evening in a mass temperance
meeting. Rev Dr. Gunnison of this
city has been invited TO be their
speaker.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
Hope Church is to hold a banquet and
entertainment the Dist inst. in the yes
try. Earnest Maylott is in charge of
the affair.
David Goggin chairman of the
United Catholic Temperance Societies,
has called a meeting of that body to
be held at the rooms Of the st. Anne's
Society, tomorrow night.
Viola Assembly had regular meeting
last evening, at the close of which a
supper was served. A large number of
people were present at the supper,
which was thoroughly enjoyed.
The funeral services of Frederick R.
Taft of Company c, Second regiment,
take place in the Congregational
Church in Charlton on Monday at 8
o'clock, Rev DR.. Gunnison Of this city
conducts the service.
DR. and Mrs Wesley Davis of the
Hotel Adams, corner of Pleasant and
High streets, will spend the winter in
health. They will leave Worcester be-
fore cold weather sets in.
Captain Allen and squad of eight
men from C company will attend the
funeral of Private J. w. Wheeler at
Lynn, today. They will leave Worcester
at 9 o'clock. The Lynn company will at
fond tha services In hodV
The Ladies of Grace NJ. E. Church
will serve a hot turkey dinner in the
vestry Tuesday from IL to 2, followed
by a sale of useful and fancy articles
in the afternoon and evening. A salad
and cold meat suppers will be served
from 6 to 8.
The Worcester Baptist ministers con-
ference will meet tomorrow. with the
West Boylston Baptist Church at West
Boylston. Rev. Leo Boone Thomas of
the Main Street Baptist Church of this
city will speak on 1.-THE power of the
prayer of faith"
There will be a meeting this after
noon of the hall trustees of labor head
quarters, Ga Southbridge street, for the
purpose of making arrangements for
the coming years work and to plan for
the care Of the board.
A series of free organ recita1s will be
given in the Old South Church during
the early part of December by the or
ganist, Mr.. Everett j. Harrington Mr.
Harrington will be assisted by one OF
two soloiSts to be announced later
DR.. j. A. Smith bias sopened a den
fist office at 476 Mas street, room %.
At the request of Friendship Lodge Of
Cambridgeport, Worcester Lodge, No
Sc, I. 0. o. F., will conduct the funeral
services of Brother Charles E. Baker al
Odd Fellows hail. II Pleasant street
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. All Odd
Fellows are invited and members OF
Post 10, G. A. r., are especially invited
to attend
Massasoit Tribe, l. o. r. NJ, held a
special meeting at SO Front street, to
take action on the death of Herbert
I,emoine. one of the members of the
council. 1t was voted to attend the
funeral in a body. and to send a floral
tribute. The members of the council
are requested to meet at their hall at
Las today.
Members of H company will go to
Millbury today to attend the funeral of
Silas Undergraves. Capt. Holden re-
quests his men to meet at the corner of
Main and Park streets in time to take
the 1 o'clock car, which leaves prompt
ly on the hour The men will wear IA
tigue uniforms, white gloves and cam
paign hats.
Those who attended the concert Of
the Park sisters, at the Y. M. c. A,
last evening, felt more than repaid for
the small amount expended. The con-
cert was frst-class in every respect
The artists were the following: Misses
Anna Park, George Park, Ada L. Park
and Katibel Park, instrumentalists
and Mr.. George McKie, reader and inn
personator.
The committee appointed at a meet
ing of citizens held in Board of Trade
Hall, a few weeks ago, with reference
to the organization of an independent
telephone exchange, request all inter
ested in such an exchange to meet in
Board of Trade Hall, Friday evening"
Nov. 18th, at 8 O'Clock, when the COM
mittee will submit a full report for
consideration.
There was a meeting last evening at
labor headquarters, 81 SoGthbridge
street, of the Iron Mouldsrs' Union.
Arrangements were made 10 attend
the funeral this afternoon OF Brother
Charles e. Baker, and the entire MEM
bership will turn out. All moulders are
requested to meet at headquarters at
o'clock, and from there they will
march to Mr.. Bakers late residence.
The annual meeting of the Washburn
Engineering Society, which has been
unavoidably postponed from its regu-
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Thursday, at p. M, in the engineering
laboratories. After the election of Off
GERS for the ensuing year, and the
transaction of any other business be-
fore the house, Prof. Jas. ]. Guest will
give a lecture upon James Watt" IL