Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-09
GIVEN A CHALICE.
Rev. VIM. H. Goggin Remem-
bered by Young Women.
Presentation Speech Made by Miss CuI-
Iinan-Rew FIR Goggin Responds
Other Notes.

Milbury, Feb. s.-Rev. William H.
Goggin was pleasantly surprised at the
parochial residence this evening, by
about 80 members Of the Ladies' Sodal-
ity, and presented an elegant golden
chalice. At the base and also at the
top of the chalice, were six rubies, while
in the centre were six more. 1t was
undoubtedly, the handsomest one that
could be obtained. At the base was the
inscription, "A Souvenir of Affection
from his devoted children of the Blessed
Virgin Sodality Of Millbury, Feb. 10,
1898" A communion plate, with the let
ters I. H. s., also added to beautify the
chalice. The presentation speech was
made by Mrs Johanna Cuninan, to
which FIR. Goggin responded in a very
pleasing manner.
The society was formed % years ago
by the late Rev. NJ. j. Doherty, and
was very prosperous. The first pre-
feet was Miss Matilda Chapman. Since
the organization Of the society, it has
done considerable towards the decora-
ton of the altar, and has helped the
church in many other ways. The pres
ent officers Of the sodality are: Project,
Mrs. Johanna Cullinan; assistant pre-
lSCls MISS MARY OllIlDIuJ SGCOIlQ ASSIST
ant, Miss Sarah McKeon; treasurer,
Miss Hanna Donovan; secretary, Miss
May Marlborough.
RY-MILF'ORD-MARL
The Milford Y. NJ. C. A. and Millbury
Basket bali teams will play another
game on neutral grounds, in Marlboro
City Hall, on Tuesday evening, March
l. Manager McCobb and Roy Tucker
met four representatives Of the Mill
burys in the Marlboro Y. M. c. A. rooms
last evening, and after conference of
about an hour, came to terms. Secre-
tary J. H. White of the Marlboro 7. NJ.
G. A. will referee the contest, The game
promises to be largely attended, as big
delegations from both Milford and Mill
bury are assured, and there will also be
goodly outpouring Of Marlboro devo-
tees of the sport.--Milford News.
VARIOUS NEWS NOTES.
Two sleighing parties from Worcester
passed through town this evening, A
social dance will be held after the Mill
bury itchburg basket ball game, in the
town hall, Saturday evening. Chaffin's
Orchestra of Worcester, Leon 0. Powers
prompter, will furnish music.
The masquerade ball in Elm Hall this
evening promises to be a grand sue
cess.
Mrs. James Campbell is seriously i'll at
her home at the west side. Last eve
ming she was not expected to survive.
1t is estimated that the present fall Of
snow will cause an expense of $500 to
the Suburban Street Railway Company.
Several members of the Unitarian
Church enjoyed a sleigh-ride to Miss
Mungus' at Auburn, this evening.
A sleighing party from Whitinsville
visited town last evening,
The monthly social supper of the Sec
ond Congregational Church will take
place Thursday evening.
The monthly supper and entertain
ment Of the Baptist Church will be held
Thursday evening.
A meeting of the directors of the Y.
NJ c. A. was held last evening, for the
purpose Of settling the society's affairs.
Commander Lyman S. Waters, H. F.
Rice and Rev. John Gregson of the
Grand Army Post are attending the
department convention today