The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-26

yestry Of the First Unitarian Church. /
Frot, z. w. Coombs will review the |
general condition of Europe at the be- |
SHINING OF the 18th century, preparato- |
ry to the historical studies which will |
De pursued by the club during the
winter
Robert w. Clifford, district deputy |
grand master of the 18th Masonic dis
trlct, accompanied by his suite and a |
large delegation of Worcester Masons |
went to Spencer last evening, where |
they paid an official visitation to the
Spencer lodge The Worcester people |
returned on a special car which left
Spencer at midnight.
Large crowds watch daily The work
of lasing the granolithic sidewalk in
front Pr the city\hall and the asphalt
ina mill at the rear. The gang of men,
representing the Boston Paving COM
pany perform the work in way that
intereas the crowd. .. H. Pitcher of
the ely engineers office is inspecting
the WTk as it progresses.
Anne T. Creamer. 1e years old. was
arrestd last night by officers Mason
and LAWS of station ] on warrant
charging her with being a stubborn
child. Her mother, Mrs. Bridget Crea-
mer, is The complainant in the case. She
says shsfcan do nothing with the girl
and watts to see what effect the law
VIII hayNon the young lady.
Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock the
st. MarkFAid Society held its regu-
lar meeti b at 10 German street. There
was very large attendance. The meet
ing was ,pened with a prayer by the
presidentof the society, Mrs, Bigelow,
and was concluded with reading by
Mrs. Rouie. Their next regular meeting
will occu Tuesday, Nov. is.
The BeilSley Social club has arrang-
ed for sunlight hop in Father Mathew
hall Thanksgiving afternoon. Chaffin's
orchestra has been secured to furnish
music for dancing. which win be from
lSO to o'clock. The committee in
charge OF the event includes John Law
Ter, Henry Baldwin, Richard Sewell,
John McDermott and John Cunning
ham.
The entries for the pool and whist
tournament to be held by the Catholic
Young Mems Lyceum the first week in
November will close Sunday, Oct. 30,
at 3 O'CLOCK p. M, with the tournament
committee-E. j. Carberry, Martin Do
herty, John Fl. O'Connor The meet
ing of the entertainment committee will
be held on next Thursday evening at s
o'clock.
The Womens Association of Central
Church held their first social last even
ing at the church vestry A very pleas
ant and entertaining program consist
ing Of music and singing was carried
out. The entertainers were Miss
Blanche Kenerson, Ernest F. Smith,
Miss Edith Ellsbree and Miss Kinds.
Light refreshments were served after
the entertainment.
The Carpenters Union held a meeting
last evening in the rooms at Labor
headquarters, GA Southbridge street, and
there was good attendance The only
feature Of the meeting was the discus
sion of plans for holding several en-
this winter. A commit
tee is likely to be appointed at some
future meeting of the union to arrange
a schedule of entertainments.
Beauties Of Yellowstone Park" was
the subject of an interesting lecture by
Rev Archibald McCullagh in Plymouth
church, last evening. The address was
splendidly illustrated with stereopticon
views, showing all the principal points
Of interest. The proceeds of the lecture
go toward purchasing a piano for the
department of Plymouth
church Sunday school. About 400 at
tended.
The Emmett Guards provisional COM
pany held their regular weekly drill at
Father Mathew Hall, last night. After
the drill a business meeting was held.
at which it was voted to hold social
dance in Hibernian Hall, on Dec. 8. The
of arrangements includes
NJ j. Moriarty (ehajrman), Michael
fsr.sts pfsE l. ~
Kelley William A. Army, Henry Bald
win, James Whaylen.
John r. ThayeE the democratic can
didate for congress, entertained the
chairmen OF the town committees of
the Sd congressional district, together
with the chairman and secretary of the
city committee, at dinner at the Bay
State House yesterday afternoon. Fa-
vorable reports We're listened to from
various sections and plans made to get
the vote out on election day. The ques-
ton of holding rallies in several of the
towns was discussed, but no definite
plans were made.
A meeting of the Father Mathew
Ladies Aid Society was held in Father
Mathew Hail. last night Reports from
the committees in charge of the coffee
party to be held in, Father Mathew
Hall, next Thursday night, We're re-
ceived and the success of the party is
assured. There is to be a voting con-
test for doll between Catherine Car
mody and Annie DonaVan. Chaffin's
Orchestra Will furnish music for dan
cling. The ladies' society is very desir-
Gus Of obtaining for their use the room
on the ground floor now occupied by
the janitor and voted to request the
Father Mathew Society for their use.