The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-05
THE CITY.

| mas a social ana dance at J04 MAIN
street Friday evening, Dec. 2.
Miss Harriet Weld of winohendon is
| in Worcester visiting friends on Park
! avenue. She will return to her home
Monday.
! Today at o'clock, District Attorney
Herbert Parker entertains Sheriff Rob-
! ert H Chamberlain, and his deputies,
at dinner.
The Washburn sewing school of Sum
mer Street Church will open it's sessions
this afternoon at o'clock, Mrs. James
Garrett in charge.
The ladies of the Hahnemann Hospi-
tai Association extend thanks in behalf
| of the Hahnemann Hospital, for dona-
lions received Nov. 8 and A.
The Woman's Club Browning class
will meet this morning at the Y. w. C.
| A., at 1890 O'Clock. Act 1 of Colon
BEES birthday will be studied.
The. Schoolmasters' Club will dine at
| the State Mutual restaurant, one week
from today, and q week later the male
teachers of the city will have supper
at the same place.
Rev. A. B. Chamberlain, formerly
pastor of the Church of Christ, will
morning and evening. lie leaves for
Auburn, N. Y, Monday.
The sewing under the auspices of the
u. e. II. Club of the First Universalist
| Church, Pleasant street, will open to-
day at p. m. All girls under 10 years
old are invited to attend
Damascus Lodge. No so, K. of P, will
| lave an official visitation Tuesday eve
full board of officers, including d. G.
c.. Thomas Sanders.
w. Forrest Richardson, shortstop on
the Grafton ball team, during the past
season, who has been in Worcester Wis
iting friends on Pearl street, returned
! last evening to his home in Upton.
Elliott Burris~ of Brooklyn N. r., for
merly of Westboro, was in the city yes
| terday afternoon and last evening, and
called on friends at the Worcester
Club. Mr. Buris is well known in
Worcester.
DR.. C. e. H. Higgins the popular sec
rotary Of the Worcester Eur Company,
who has been i'll with typhoid fever,
was down town yesterday The doctor
is not feeling just right as vet, but
hopes to be about soon.
The Chicago limited, due in Worces-
ter at 11.40 O'Clock, was late yesterday
morning about 10 minutes. The delay
was due to q breaking of a part of the
running gear on the engine, when the
train was just outside of birmingham.
AT the regular meeting of the w c.
T. u, yesterday, one member, Mrs
Jane Thompson, was received, and re-
marks were made by Mrs. Gardiner
( Of Jewett City, CT, who was visitor.
The death of Mrs. A. c. Tew was an
nounced.
There will be meeting of the q. E.
H. Club connected with the Universal
| list Church, in the church parlors, to-
morrow afternoon, at o'clock After
| the regular business meeting is over,
the members will enjoy period OF So
| ciability.
There were meetings last evening of
Hope Council, American Legion of
Honor and of Wachusett Encampment,
| Odd Fellows, at their respective head
quarters At both meetings, regular
routine work was the only business per-
| formed.
| Charles H. Newcomb, who has for
many years been connected with the
| Gazette, in it's reportorial department,
| closes his labors with that paper to-
night Mr. Newcomb has nothing def
| mite arranged for the future, but he
will spend a portion of the next three
months in enjoying much needed
rest.
Rev. A. c. Thompson, who has been
| supplying at the Free Baptist church,
has arranged for a series of revival
meetings at Lowell, to begin Tuesday
next. The local church, however, has
~ 1,i,
several months longer, and he will an
nounce his decision at Sunday even
| ing's meeting.
The first of this seasons lectures by
DR.. Gunnison of the First UniYersalist
Church on Vacation Rambles in the
| Northlands of Europe will be given
November %. The season tickets are
one dollar, and those for single lectures
20 cents The tickets are now on sale
| at Putnam, Davis & Co, A. E. Newton,
and the Bemis shoe store.
Department Commander William H.
Bartlett and Assistant Quartermaster
| General c. w. Putnam, G. A. r., Of
Massachusetts and Mrs. Angie A. Rob
inston, senior vice department presi-
dent of the w r. c.. went to Enfield
yesterday to take part in a celebration
ton and campfire given by the local
l
The Adams square sale was in pro-
gress yesterday afternoon and evening.
| The ice cream booth was the new fea-
ture of yesterday. More than 200 were
present Thursday, and the affair has
proved very successful indeed. The la
! dies of Adams square feel that quite
large part of the $500 which they
pledged to make has been raised from
| the sale.
Miss Theresa McCarten Of Natick,
formerly of Milford, has been in Wor-
cester the past week visiting friends.
Miss McCarten is well known in this
city, where she has taken important
parts in several shows Miss Mozart
ems professional name is Therese Mil
ford under which she scored several
hits during her brief stay before the
footlights.
! Monday evening there will be meet
| ing of the w. G. T. IT,, when the mem
bers will consider the matter of ar
ranging plans for securing a big no.
license vote at the polls in the munich
pal election. There was meeting of
the union yesterday, and the members
expressed themselves as highly delight
ed with the prospects of getting out a
big no-license vote.
The November meeting Of the Dam
| forth Missionary Club will be held Sun
| day evening at 730 o'clock. The club
win be addressed by DR.. Ray Greene
! Fuling, superintendent of schools of
| Cambridge. and by Hon. Robert O.
Fuller. president of the American Bap-
| list Missionary Union. two eminently
successful laymen, whose words are
| we'll worth listening to.
Dr. Thomas c. Mendenhall, president
/ of Worcester Polytechnic Institute
| spoke last evening before the Mems
/ emilia at Trgt,, Pc. I1n{c o1