The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-01
THE CITY.

remain in town about a week.
Quinsigamond Tribe, l. o. r. NJ, had
a regular weekly meeting last evening
in their rooms, 306 Pearl street.
Worcester Lodge, [. o. O. F., had a
regular weekly meeting last evening,
in the rooms of the organization, Il
Pleasant street.
Miss Alberta Stephens Of Wiscassett,
Me, was in Worcester last evening,
visiting friends. She will go to her I'M
cle's home in Milford today.
Mr.. Leon Il. Vincent delivers his
third lecture at Trinity church this
evening at o'clock The subject is
Barrie and the New Scotch School"
There was a hearing before Judge
Forbes yesterday to have r. Il. Eldred,
trustee for the estate of E. II. Rice,
removed. The estate is valued at about
$4,000.
Miss Evelyn Howe of this city. a
graduate Of Boston University, in the
class of 1913, has secured q position as
teacher in the public schools at Mon
tague, Mass.
The second night of the nOvena for
the people Of the Sacred Heart parish
consisted Of the usual prayers and in
structions, after which Father Griffin
gave benediction.
At labor headquarters 81 Southbridge
street, last evening, the several labor
organizations in the city rendered a
complimentary smoke talk to Paul
Nault, janitor of the building.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Ladies Home Missionary Society of the
Lincoln Square Baptist Church will be
held this afternoon at o'clock in the
church parlor. A large attendance is
desired.
Arthur Francis Rice, infant son of
Michael j. and Katie (CarrolD Rice,
died Wednesday morning at the par
ents' residence, 157 Millbury street The
funeral will be held this afternoon at
230 O'Clock
The Sligo Social club will meet at
the rooms of the Knights of Robert
Emmett, on Front street, tonight. Com
plete arrangements will be made for
the social which is to be held in Father
Mathew hall on Friday night
A private social complimentary to the
lady friends Of the knights of Father
Mathew will be held in Father Mathew
hall on New Years eve. The commit
tee Of arrangements consists of Bernard
F. Gray and Daniel T. Flaherty.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Sacred Heart conference Of st. Vincent
de Paul was held at Lyceum hall on
Sheridan street last night. The con-
ference will attend communion at the
Sacred Heart church on Sunday, De-
cember II.
There will be a social and reception
at St. Marks Church Friday evening,
in honor Of the new rector, the Rev.
Henry B. Washburn, whose first ser
mon at the church was delivered last
Sunday, and whose active pastorate
has now begun.
The strength and weakness of the
Massachusetts school system" is the
subject Of an important article in the
Educational Review for December, by
Assistant superintendent A. w. Edison
Of New York city. Mr.. Edison was for
merly of Worcester.
Mrs. Mary Ryan, of p Wachusett
street, Slipped and fell upon the side
walk on Main street, near Central
street, yesterday afternoon. She was
taken to her home in the police wagon,
Mrs. Ryan was not injured. but suffer
ed considerably for the force OF the
fall
Old members of Anchor and Pilgrim
Divisions, Sons of Temperance, are to
hold a public meeting at the house of
I. A. Montague, 8 Elliott street this
evening, for the purpose of instituting
a new division in this city. All interest
ed in temperance work are invited to
attend
regular weekly meeting last evening.
at Sons OF Veterans Hall. 418 Main
street. The annual inspection of the
camp will be at the meeting next week.
when District Deputy D. Murray Travis
and suite Of South Framingham will
visit the boys.
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Bay State Motor Company Of this cjtv
has been settled out of court. The case
was an action Of tort with an ad dam
mum of $1,000. brought to recover for
injuries received. William NTcT,arph-
lin, James F. McGovern appeared for
the plaintiff.
me TRENDS OF MI and Mrs John
them in the loss of tbai,, daughtaI,
Oracle IT who died vestar6av Of az
family residence after a h,,ief ilInese
she was three wears and ,1ina ,71o,7.I,
old The funeral will he held This at
te1,noon Al . 20
An alarm from poN Il summoned the
IRE department TO the corner OF Main
terdav morning, A Kerosene Iarnn was
accidentallv t0lirned over and set fire
to a box Of excaIsior No damaoe was
done. but the denartmen1 had q long
hard null througb the snow,
A very enjoyable meeting of the Sec
ond Parish Club of the First Unitarian
Church was held last evening. in the
church parlors a large attendance of
the members being present. A pleasing
feature of the meeting was the reading