The Worcester spy., 1898-11-23

woman cub Browning class may =
be obtained Of Mrs. Gould, S73 Main !
street
Damascus Lodge, X. Of p, met last
evening, in Castle Hall. The rank of
knight was conferred on one new. mem
Der and one application for member
ship was received.
Inquests on the remains of IS un-
fortunates who have met violent ends
during the past few months were held {
btfore Judgc Utley in the central dis
trict court, yesterday.
The Ladies' Society of the First Uni
tartan Church met in the church vestry
yesterday afternoon. The Rev Dr. Mix
gave a short talk ON the missionary
work in this city.
A regular meeting of the Lasters' I'm
ion was held last evening at Labor Hall.
81 Southbridge street. Discussion of
several matters of interest to the finan-
cial end of the union were discussed.
Members of Central Council, A. O. of
is. f., met last evening in their rooms,
566 Main street Matters of interest to
the organization were discussed, but Il
no business of Importance was trans h
acted.
Mrs. Layinia Clark, widow of Alan
son Clark, died at her home in East
Hampton, Ct. Monday evening, Nov
2lst. She was the mother Of Mrs Ba-
chus of the firm of Bachus & Emerson,
of this city.
The second entertainment in the Y. /
M. c. A star course takes place to-
morrow evening. The Euterpe Mando-
lin, Banjo and Harp Club and William .
II. Page, reader and inpersonator will |
furnish the program.
At labor headquarters, 64 Southbridge
street last evening, the Carpenters I
Union held q regular meeting Only /
regular business was considered, and
after the meeting, several of the mem |
bers enjoyed themselves at a card |
party.
The meeting Of the st. Anne's Athletic
Association, which was to have been
held last night, was postponed until /
Sunday morning at Il O'clock AS bust |
ness of Importance VIII be transacted, |
all the members are requested to be
present.
Wetamoo Council, D. of P, met last
evening, in Red Mems Hall, 306 Main
street. Only regular business was
| transacted, but the members talked
| over plans for the social which will be !
| held in Horticultural Hail. Tuesday
night.
At Father Mathew Hall, this even
| ing, the BrickIayers' and PlaSterers' |
| Union will have their annual Thanks |
giving evening social. Music for dane
| ing will be by Halpins Orchestra, and |
there will be concert from until
o'clock.
The condition of Clifford Il Hardy,
the West Boylston boy who was
brought to the city hospital Sunday.
suffering with q fracture Of the skull,
| caused by the explosion Of a gun is
reported from that institution as about
the same.
Frank McCabe of 76 Canterbury
street was thrown from a team While
driving through Salem square, yester-
| day afternoon, receiving several cuts
about the head and face. The police
ambulance was called, but before 1t ar
rived the injured man had been taken
home.
At the weekly meeting Of Fidelity
Lodge X. Of T., held at SO Front street,
last night, d committee was appointed
to make arrangements for and to de-
eide on the date of an entertainment to
be given in the near future for the ben
eft OF the lodge. The committee will
report at the next meeting.
A meeting of the Order of Vasa,
Swedish benevolent society, was held
at 9S Front street, last night. Eleven
new members were admitted, and the
appTlication of % were given to the
committee on membership. The society
will hold their regular meetings on the
second and fourth Wednesdays Of each
month
The members of the Painters and
Decorators Union are to have a. smoke
talk and general social hour, at the
close of the regular weekly meeting
tomorrow evening. A pleasing program
of speeches will be in order after cigars
are lighted, and the members expect
to make the event one which will be
far ahead of anything in the line held
this year
Fred Grannon of Is Hancock street
was driving on Southbridge street, yes
terduy noon, when his horse took fright
near the corner Of Jackson street and
ran, throwing him out. Some one who
saw the affair te1ephoned for the police
ambulance, but an inventory Of the
man injuries developed nothing worse
than badly wrenched leg, and he was
taken home.
A two. horse team, owned by e. r.
Wilson Of l. Washington street, and
driven by boy in his employ, became
unmanageabIe on Pleasant street, yes
terday afternoon, and ran away, throw
ing the driver out and damaging the
wagon to some extent. The horses were
stopped bv Officer Davidson and taken
home hy their driver who was unhurt
= beyond few bruises.
The senior class of the English high
school held a meeting yesterday after
noon The following committee was
chosen to make arrangements for the
class banquet H. z. Morse, A. f. Whit
man, 3. L. Herrick, A c. Gage. The
banquet will be held in the near future.
The senior classes Of both schools will
hold a Joint banquet instead of an in
dividual one, as in former years.
A horse attached to one of the Elec-
trio Light Company's wagons took
2 fright at something on Pleasant street
yesterday, just before noon, and dashed
3 down Pleasant street and out on to
= Main to Harrington corner where, in
lcollision with an iron post the wagon
was badly smashed and the driver
thrown from the seat. He was fortu
nate enough, however, to escape with
no more serious injuries than several
bad body Bruises
| Mrs. Catherine (McKenna) Griffin,
wife Of Maurice Griffin died at her
home, 1S2 Chandler street, Tuesday
evening. She was an attendant and
benefactor of st. Pauls Church for a