The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -OOO0OO0OO-o0
T0DAYS WEATHER.
For today's weather indications, see
top Of first page.
THE CITY.


IN the parlor this evening at Z O'clock.
The pulpit Of ST. Marks Church will
be supplied next Sunday by the former
rector ofethe church, Rev. Langdon G.
Stewardson
There will be meeting of the Grade
SIX Teachers Club at the office of the
superintendent of schools, October
zeth' at AS p. m,
Miss Helen A. Savoie, % Main street.
WilLeontinue the display of dress goods
ana trimmings for misses and children
during the week.
There will be. a harvest supper and
social by the ladies of the Webster
square Methodist Church in the vestry
OF the church this evening.
The "Twelye Temptations. the din
ing club connected with the Wachusett
Boat Club, held its regularly weekly
spread at the Sherwood house last
night 0ra
The funeral of Young Wild was held
yesterday afternoon at st. Matthew S
church.. Rev Henry Hague conducted
tEe services, The burial was at Hope
cemetery
The Young Mems Republican Club
rally at. Quinsigamond will be held one
week from tonight. on Oct. 49, instead
OF Tonight as announced in last even
ing's papers.
Adjt. Edwin White, the new COM
mander of the Worcester corps of the
salvation Army, arrived in Worcester
late yesterday afternoon from Man
chester, n. H.
Fl. F. Bretherton of New York city,
VINO has been a guest in Worcester the
past few days, returned last evening.
HeeWill stoprover tn Springfield for a
couple of. days.
John Gsndon of rs Richmond street,
who attempted suicide by cutting his
throat ON last Tuesday evening, was
committed to the Worcester Insane
Hospital yesterday.
Three city council committee meet
tngs are scheduled for today, the com
nlittee on sewers at 40 clock, the po-
lice committee at 7,90, and the COM
mittee on education at o'clock in the
evening.
The Sunday school lesson for next
Sunday will be taught tonight IN Pied
mont chapel by Rev. Willard Scott, d.
D., the pastor, An invitation to be
present is extended to the general pub
lie.
and Clinton street railway line in
dictates that before long the line will be
completed, and the prospects of an
early ride to Clinton, by trolley, are
very good.
James H. Mellen was in Lynn yes
terday in consultation with democratic
leaders in regard to the candidature of
Mayor Ramsdell of Lynn, who is the
democratic candidate for congress in
that district.
While riding bicycles on the 5ouJe-
ward yesterday afternoon, John Sulli-
van. John Quinn and Frank Harris,
three special delivery messengers were
in collision, and all were more or less
bruised and scratched.
Mrs Helen DeCamp and Mrs. f. B..
Hannaford We're delegates from Castle
Commandery, u. o. G. c. in attend
ance yesterday at the funeral of Mrs.
Lucia A. Allen of West Brookfeld. The
commandery also sent a floral tribute
The woman's auxiliary of the Wor-
cester Association of SDiritualists will
have a bean supper and social this eve
ming at u. v. =! Hail, 531 Main street.
A social WHIP be held in the parish
rooms of St. Marks Church this even
ing.
yesterday from the office of Superin-
tendent of Buildings Peck 10 George
s. Hatch. for a wooden mattress shop,
60X60X20 feeti and a coal shed, 10x25 feet,
on Lowell street extension, estimated
expense $4,000.
The Mt Holyoke Alumnae Associa-
ton will hold it's first meeting of the
year Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock, at
the Y. w Z. A.. Mrs. G. C. Baldwin,
who represented the association at the
Denver biennial will. make a report of
that convention.
Henry J. Norris of Brooklyn, drum
mer who came in on the train from
Springfield, at 6.10 o'clock, fell in alight-
ing from the car and wrenched his
right ankle. He was able to walk to
the hack. and felt better after the in
jury was attended by physician.
Patrolman r.. F. Matthews has re-
ceved word from his son, DIR. George
w. Matthew's that he was the first
army surgeon to enter Manila on the
arrival of the American forces in the
Philippines DR. Matthews is attached
to the 18th United States infantry.
Charles T. Tatman. chairman of the
republican city committee, attended a
dinner at Young's hotel, Boston, last
evening, given by Chairman Goetting
of the republican state central commit
tee to the chairmen of the city and
town committees throughout the state.
There was tmeeting-of the Worcester
Retail, Liquor Dealers Association at
the Sherwood house yesterday to choose
delegates, six in number, to the an
nuaI convention Of the retail LIQUOR
dealers ofAthe state at Fall River, Dc
tober %. The list will be announced
later
Henry McLoughlHgi IA years old, of
"a Gardner street, is in the city hos
pitaI with ibis left ankle fractured as
a result of trying TO board a moving
freight train Yesterday afternoon. The
boy was picked up by the train men
and sent to the city hospital in a
hack
There will be a conference at Bos-
ton saturday between the commits
stoned officers of the Worcester COM
panies and Lieut.. Col. Weaver, CHIEF
mastering officer in the state, relative
10 the plans for mastering out the men
Of the local companies of the I'd reg
iment
Malcolm McNeven and Frank Toohey,
Two soldiers, who were out driving yes
+erday. lost control of the horse, and
hao a runaway experience The men
were thrown out of their carriage at
the corner of Summer and Belmont
st, eets, but escaped with nothing more
thar a severe shaking up.
Charles r. Clark, private in the list
Vermont regiment, who has been on a
furlough at his home in Upton, passed
Through worcester yesterday after
noon on his way to Bennington. Priv.
Clark expects, on his arrival, to be
mustered out OF service, and he will
then come to stay while.