The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-17

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Tuesday evening.
The sewing school Of Pilgrim Church
Will resume its work for the year next
Saturday at 2.3O o'clock In the after
noon. Mrs. Witherspoon viii he su-
perintendent.
Officers Dillon, Goodwin and Faver-
eault of station raided the house of
Olaf p. Erickson, I'll Millbury street,
yesterday, and found four cases of beer
and two jugs of whiskey.
James p. Mullins and George Whalen,
with Miss Jennie Adams and Miss Els
telle Roberts, rode to Boston yesterday
on their wheels, returning on an even
ang train over the Boston and Albany.
Miss E. Bertha Spaffh will open her
/dancing classes for misses and masters,
In Salisbury Hall, Saturday. Oct. 20.
Beginners will meet at 3 o'clock Adj
Xanced pupils will meet at $50 o'clock.
The meeting of the Womans Associ-
alton of Central Church will be held
can Highlanders. A paper will be
read on The origin and character of
the American Highlanders.'
Mr.. and Mrs. George Crompton have
returned from their European trip,
landing in New York Friday They
went to Pomfret, Conn.,, instead of com
ing to their home in this city, and will
spend the winter in that city.
Prof. Rufus Fuller of Boston speaks
Wednesday evening before the Rail
way Mems Association on Niagara
Fails." The lecture will be illustrated
and Prof. Fuller will show some of the
finest views of the section about which
he talks ever shown in Worcester.
Rev. William j. Thompson, pastor of
Grace Church, is to deliver the princi-
pal address, on THE power that
works, at the opening of the SD an
nual convention of the Young Mems
Christian Association of Massachusetts
ana Rhode Island, at Lynn, Thursday.
Private Gustave DeIin of Company T.
1Zth United States regulars, will leave
worcester this afternoon for Jefferson
barracks, MO-, where he viii report for
duty Private Delin was one of the first
TO answer the call of Capt D. F. Ang-
lum for recruits, and he has made fine
soldier.
In the absence of David J. Maloney
the expected speaker at the regular
Sunday afternoon rally of the socialist
labor party on the common, yesterday
the void was filed by home talent. in
GUIDING Charles e. Wiley, who made
the chief address of the afternoon, and
John W. Young, who presided.
AIwire connected with the fire alarm
system broke directly over the head
quarters building shortly after ~
o CLOCK Yesterday. The bells and whis-
lies sounded chorus that struck ter
Tor to the hearts of many firemen. The
cause was located in short time and
repaired.
Adjutant and Mrs. Gearing babe fare
Well to the Worcester corps of the
salvation Army at well attended
meeting last night at the army bar
racks, on Commercial street. The ad.
Jutant does not know where he will be
sent, as definite orders will not be re-
ceived till later.
The Ladies' Social Circle Of the First
unlVersalist Church will have a SUD-
per and entertainment in the parlor OF
the church Thursday evening. Supper
VIII be served at $50 and the enter
tainment which will follow will include
vocal and instrumental music ana
readings
The boys gymnasium of Pilgrim
Church, which has been such sue
cess in past years, will resume its work
for the winter season next Friday night
under the direction of M. G. Allen. The
young mems gymnasium will open for
the season under the same instructor
and full program of exercises for the
winter will be arranged.
The secretary of the Board of Trade
is busy compiling a classified list of
members, preparatory to the publica-
ton of the annual report. Enough COP
les of this report will be printed to
send one to each member and to the
principal cities throughout the coun-
try. 1t will be two weeks, perhaps,
before the work will be out.
The annual dinner of the Republican
Club of Massachusetts is to be held at
Music hall. Boston, Wednesday even
ing, Oct. Is. at o'clock, the speaking
beginning promptly at Z o'clock. The
exchange of dinner tickets for reserved
seats at the dinner table will take place
at Horticultural hall, 101 fremont
street, at 5 o'clock, or at Music hall
after 5.45 on the day of the dinner.
John Birlzinshaw, who came to this
city from Waterbury, Conn, some time
ago, died at his home, 20 Bellevue
street. last night, after g brief illness,
aged 66 years and IA days. He leaves
two children Edward H. Landers and
Mrs Annie auckland. Prayers win be
offered at the house this evening at s
o'clock and the body win he taken to
Waterbury for burial.
The Guild Piano Manufacturing Com
pany, having completed the removal of
the entire Guild piano plant to $50
Chandler street. this city, and in adj
dition, opened exhibition parlors and
general salesrooms in Central Elk
change building, 81 Main street, is to
have a formal opening Of the parlors
this evening. The program includes a
reception from 7S0 to $50 IN the par
lors and a musicale at $50 in Terpsi-
chorean hall.
James Collins, So years old was ar
rested early Saturday evening charged
with stealing a quantity of goods from
a freight car in Westboro. Later Off
GERS Brady, Harper, and Spencer
brought in John Wallace, 80 years old,
who is said to be concerned in the same
job The break was made some days
ago and the officers have been on the
lookout for the men since that time
They viii be taken to Westboro this
morning for trial.
John Francis Connaughton, who
claims to be a seaman on the u. S. g.
Wabash, applied for lodging at the
Waldo street station last night Con-
naughton says he left his shipNin Bos-
ton, and has been in the Chelsea naval
hospital for some time. SaIuI day he
met a man in Boston, who persuaded
him to come to Worcester. He lost mis-
new friend somewhere, and was uuable-
to locate him Connaughton is without
funds, but wants to get back to his
ship
LAMP CHIMNEY TRUST.