The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-22
THEY TACKLED TURKEY.
WhitInsVe Firemen Eat Dinner Smoke
and Make Merry.

WhitInsVlIle Firemen Eat Dinner, Smoke
and Make Merry.
Whitinsville, Dec 21.-The fire lad
dies of Whitinsville held their annual
supper, in the banquet hall of Memo
rial building, this evening. There was
a large attendance, nearly every mem
Der being present. A good old-fash-
toned turkey supper, with all the fix
ms" was served by the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Methodist Church. The
boys attacked the supper as they
would a fire, and the way turkey and
other delicacies disappeared was mar
velous.
The Whitinsville Social Orchestra
furnished music during the evening.
After the supper, the company adj
journed to the middle hall, where they
passed a pleasant evening with cards
and games, followed by a smoke talk.
Rt Rev. Bishop Beaver of Springfield
will be present Thursday evening in
the new St. Patrick's Church, to bless
the new bell, given by Rev. Peter S.
O'Reilly, pastor of the church. A SER
mon will be preached by Rev. B. S.
Conaty. All are invited to attend the
interesting ceremony.
St. Patrick's choir are rehearsing
Mozart's 18th mass, which they will
sing Christmas morning. The choir
will be augmented by the Whitinsville
Social Orchestra.
The Rathborne Sisters of the K of P.
have elected the following officers: NJ.
E. c., Mrs. James Rankin; E. c.. Mrs.
Fred Simpson, E. j.. Mrs. Benjamin
Graves; Man, Mrs. Samuel Pearson;
r. C.. Mrs. Arthur Proctor; NJ of
F., Mrs. Charles Wood; P. of T., Miss
Mary Lidall: G. Of o. T., Miss Lena
Hiscox; R. G. T., Mrs. James Brown;
Trus. for three years, Mrs. William
Rankin.
James Watson and Frank Adams re-
turned yesterday from Canada, where
they have been settling up machinery
for the Within Machine Works.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian EndeaVOr of the Northbridge
Centre Congregational Church has
elected the following officers Presi-
dent, Richmond Chiids: vice-president
George L. Rice; secretary and treas
urer, Miss Florence Gill; lookout COM
mittee, Irving O. Darlinge, Miss Lot
tie Mowrey, Mrs. Elmer S. Blanchard
prayer meeting committee, Mrs. Spoon
! er, Miss Louisa Lincoln, Mrs Oscar f.
Thacher social committee, L. II
White, Miss Margie Rixford, Mrs.
George G. Rice; Sunday school com
mitee, Rev. James H. Childs, Mrs. Err
! nest Greenwood, Mrs. James H. Childs:
missionary committee, Francis E. Taft,
Miss Lottie Ingalls,, Miss Mary G.
Whitcomb; calling committee, Mrs,
James H. Childs, Mrs. Spooner, Miss
Louisa Lincoln; flower committee, Mrs.
Peck, Everett Mowrey, Miss Lotttie
Mowrey.
Mumford Lodge, A. o. U. w, will
initiate two candidates at its meeting
| tomorrow evening, in Pythian Hall
d. D. Francis N Bowen of East Doug
las is expected to conduct the work.
Arthur Farrand Willis Hartman
and Charles Paine, of Exeter Academy
are spending the holidays with their
parents in town.
A baby girl gladdened the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lowry Of Cen
trail street yesterday afternoon
Timothy Kennedy and wife of Pros
pect street are rejoicing over the birth
of baby boy.
Miss Belle Chrishton of Prospect
Hill is visiting friends in Claremont
N. H.
A. M. Proctor, of the firm of Me
Glynn & Proctor, is confined to his
home, with the grip.