The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-26
THE CITY.

Dr.. c. Alston Trip of South Wor-
cester has returned from an extended
visit to his old home in Newton.
Mr. and Mrs. f. Winckwith of Lake
vile, Conn, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
D. NJ Wheeler of Kingsbury street.
The Misses Philie A. and Ianthe S.
Smith have returned from a. weeks
Thanksgiving sojourn with friends in
Whiunsville.
The Bay State Lodge, No. 6793, I.
Q. O. F. NJ. T., win hold a social and
dance on December . I'm Red Mems hall,
554 Main street.
There will be a special musical SER
vice at Plymouth Church, Sabbath
evening, the choir rendering music APP
propriate to the harvest season.
The Newport Bicycle Club has APP
pointed committee. to arrange for a
| private social in Terpsichorean Hall,
| Dec. Is. The Thanksgiving dance of
the club was a big success.
The police were notified yesterday
| that two boys had escaped from the
/ Lyman school Thursday afternoon. The
/ boys are Davis Lane, IS years old of
! Lawrence, and William Jameson. II
! ''lNAy
Parker C. Butler. who was injured
/ in an elevator accident at the Chase
/ building last Fourth Of July, is dan
/ gerously i'll at his home on Dale street.
! Vie has never recovered from the iuiur-
les received at that time.
! Joseph Bertels reported to the police
/ yesterday forenoon that he lost his
pocketbook, containing a small sum Of
| money and some papers, between Wei
| lington and Front streets, while on his
way down town, yesterday morning.
At the regular meeting Of the Bay
state Lodge, No. 6I93. l. O. 0. f. M. T..
last evening in Commonwealth hail, 556
Main street, the blue and white degree
was worked on three candidates. Three
applications for membership We're re-
ceived
The condition Of w. j. Davidson who
was brought TO the city hospital Tues
day night, remains about the same.
The injured man lies in semi-con-
scious condition, and although he raj
lies at times, there is little change in
his condition.
The condition of Clifford r. Hardy Of
! West BOylston, who is in the city hos
pital suffering with a fractured skull
is reported as about the same. The
young man is still in a partially con
scious condition.
Rev. Spencer B. Meeser, pastor Of
the First Baptist church, will take for
his subject Sunday morning, The Pa
triGtism of Peace. a memorial sermon
for the soldier and sailor dead. AL
soldiers and sailors and their friends
are cordially invited to attend.
Charles A. Merrill, Esq, returned
yesterday from his annual ThanksgiV-
ing pilgrimage to Concord, N. H. al
the home Of his father, the Rev. DR.
John w. Merrill The Rev DR.. Mer-
rll is hale and hearty at 80 years, anc
Lawyer Merrill has not missed &
Thanksgiving dinner at the family
shrine for 20 years.
Maria Whitaker, the woman who
created a disturbance in the Lincoln
House. Thursday night, and was after
) wards placed in charge Of the matr0I
at police headquarters, where she
passed the night, was examined yester
p day morning by Drs. w. T. Clark anC
r. H. Baker, and committed to th(
Worcester insane hospital.
The Junior Epworth League of Grace
NJ E. Church elected the following Of
\ ficers at it's meeting, Friday afternoon
President, Carroll Brown; vice presi-
dent, Nettie Tourtellotte; secretary
Grace Reed treasurer, Lillian Carpen'
ter chairman of social committee, Err
nest Barnes; literary, Annie Mcdonald
, mercy and help, Mildred Parker spir-
itual, Grace Reed.
The regular meeting Of the Worces
, ter branch of the w. C. 7. u. was helC
yesterday afternoon at 20 Pearl street
} The county president, Mrs. A. w. Har
rington, was present for a short time
She gave very interesting talk. Their
will be a mothers parlor meeting at tn,
residence of Mrs. f. J. Ware, s Har
rington avenue. Friday, Dec. 9Th. Mis-
Sarah Henshaw. president of the Wo
mans Suffrage League, win be present
! There will be a report from the nationa
convention.