The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-18
THE CITY.

Miss Maude Hilton Of Milford is ir
Worcester visiting friends on Lincoln
street.
The Crescent Associates will hold a
concert and ball Thanksgiving night
in Franklin hall.
Miss A. H. fuckers tree class will
STUDY the oaks at the Natural History
rooms this afternoon.
Mrs. May Andrew has returned from
a trip through New York state. She
has been away two weeks.
The regular meeting of Quinsigamond
lodge u. o Of P. f., was held in Frank
lin hall, 566 Main street. last night
Charles P. Hutchinson, who has Wis
tied Worcester friends this week, re-
turned yesterday to his home in Bos-
ton.
Thanksgiving dinner at the Bay
State House will be served from to
8 o'clock p. M, instead of the usual
hour.
Worcester Council, o. L. A. NJ, met
last evening, in their rooms, 20 Pearl
street. Only regular business was
transacted,
A regular meeting of Worcester
Lodge Of Perfection was held last eve
ming, in the rooms Of the organization,
f9 Pearl street.
John Kelley so years old, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon and locked
up at the Waldo street station house,
charged with vagrancy.
The Won1an's Auxiliary to the wor-
cester Association of Spiritualists will
have their bean supper and social this
evening at U. V. L. hall, 5Sl Main
street.
George Hardy, the painter who tried
to commit suicide by cutting the ar
teries in hts wrists a few weeks ago,
has lbeen committed. to F'oxboro for
treatment.
Walter Brooks Eaton is to give an or
gan recital this evening in the Main
street Baptist church, He will be as
sisted by Irving Swan Brown with the
cello, and James A. SAKE, baritone.
The registrars of voters are daily in
session, aFding names to the lists at the
rate tof about twenty-five a day Al
though yesterday was rainy, sixteen
names were registered on the books
Charles Clark of Bennington, VT is
in the city. visiting friends. He was
Il private III Company ~ EHSL ' q .
mont regiment, and went to Chicka-
manga Park with the Vermont boys.
Russell H. Higgins AZ years old, col
ored, an upholsterer by trade, was ar
rested yesterday. by officer Romance
Thayer, on a warrant charging him
with neglect to support his family.
Higgins was admitted to bail
The Foreign Missionary Society OF
Grace Church met at the residence of
Mrs. ]. A. Stone, % Washington ave-
nue., last evening. Owing to the in
clement weather. there was but a small
attendance, and but little business
done
Queen Lodge, D. of r., held regu-
lar meeting last evening in their
rooms. IS Pearl street. The work of
initiating, several new members was
somewhat impeded on account of the
weather, but a small number being
present.
The, regular meeting of the King Da-
vid lodge of Masons was held last night.
Next Thursday night the lodge Will en-
terrain Grand Master f. NJ. Douglas of
New Bedford also Grand Secretary B.
c. Hazel Of Cambridge. The lodge VIII
serve a banquet
The fund for the annual Thanks
giving dinner for the needy poor of this
city amounts TO SIS thus far. In addi-
ton to the contribution of A. S. Lowell,
two adtiitional were received yesterday
from Mr. and Mrs. 70. d. Burlington,
who subscribe S. each.
The Womans Suffragist League met
with Mrs. Parsons. at 50 Austin street,
yesterday afternoon, and the meeting
was very we'll attended. After the reg
ular business Of the day, the reading
of the life of Mary Livermore was con-
tinued. AT the close of the meeting
Mrs Parson served refreshments.
The Mems Guild of ST Johns Epis-
copal Church held a regular meeting
last night in the Vestry OF the church.
Corporai C. S. Preston of the Sixth
NTassachusetts regiment told Of his ex-
perieuces In Porto Rico. and showed
several interesting souvenirs of the eX-
pedition. A short business meeting was
held after the talk
There is to be grand Scotch concert
ST. Andrews night. November 49,, in
Mechanics han, under the auspices of
Clam Scott. No. S., o. S. c.. The enter
tainment will be provided by the great
Frame company, of Scotland, which has
received most hattering notices from
the Scottish press on recent tour
through that country,
Rain proved a great drawback to the
success f-the social and entertainment
arranged for last evening by the Chris
tian Ehdeavor Society Of Park Congre-
gational Church The attendance was
sn1aI but those present enjoyed them
selves most thoroughly. During the
evening a program of vocal and instru-
mental music was rendered, and a sup
per was served.
The class. Of 7,99 of the classical high
school held a meeing in the hall of the
school yesterday afternoon, to make
arrangements for the class banquet to
he held in the near future. A commit
tee. consisting Of Messrs. w. Lancaster,
c. DAILY, Thomas Johnson, Chester Al
len and Nicholas Sohofield was APP
pointed TO secure a hall and decide up
on the date for the affair
Tho ladies of Laurel street church are
,,,.a1,a ring to hold a fair in Washburn
halfgon December 8. 9 and 10. A fine
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