The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-22
THE CITY.


The finance committee of the school
board meets Tuesday evening.
The Ladies Benevolent Society of the
First Unitarian church will meet this
afternoon at 2.30.
The committee on public buildings on
! the part of the city council meets
/ Tuesday evening.
st. Marks Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. Larrabee, 43 Florence street, this
afternoon at o'clock
The Central Council, No. 50, worked
the third degree in Red Mems hall, 300
Main street, last evening.
Miss Susie Winters entertained the
Monday Night Social CLUB at her home,
l59 Pleasant street, last night
The German Evening Club held its
regularly fortnightly meeting with Miss
Fisher 66 West street. last evening.
The Ladies' Charitable Society of the
Church of the Unity will meet in the
church parlors this afternoon at 2.3O
o'clock.
Worcester .Commandery of the Loyal
! Legion will hold its election of officers
for 1899 in their hail. 806 Main street,
tonight.
! Central Council, O. L. A. NJ, had a
regular meeting last evening, and dur
| ing the evening the third degree was
worked on one candidate.
| Peter f. Kenney, Jr., was arrested
yesterday forenoon by Officer Condy of
station l, on a warrant charging him
with threatening Robert c. Williams
The old folks concert at Park church
| last night was a complete success. At
| ter the concert a social time was had
! in the vestry. The proceeds go to pay
the interest on the church debt.
The pupils Of Miss Champlain held
their regular weekly social in Steinert
| Hall last evening, There was an at
tendance Of about so couples, and the
evening was thoroughly enjoyed
Worcester Lodge, knights of Honor,
had a regular meeting last evening in
their hall, 20 Pearl street. At the meet
ing next Monday evening, the annual
election of officers will be held
The Worcester Girls Club held an en-
tertainment in their rooms in Vernon
square last evening. The entertainment
was furnished by pupils of Mrs Bow
ems school. Light refreshments We're
served.
David Goldie. the man who has been
at the city hospital unidentified until
Sunday, has ragained consciousness,
and although there is no perceptible
change as yet it is thought he win re-
cover.
DR. c. A. Sharpe delivered a lecture
on ''TThp march Of aT1lnippi' al Cora
| Street Methodist Church last evening
to large audience. He compared the
| late war with Spain with other great
wars in history.
The regular meeting of the Massasoit
Tribe OF Red Men was held at SO Front
street, last night. One member was
initiated. Final arrangements We're
made for the annual ball Of the tribe
which is TO be held at Red Mems hall,
Thanksgiving night.
Pearl Lodge knights and Ladies of
Honor, had supper and social in con-
nection with their regular weekly meet
ing at Castle Hall, last evening. Sup
per was served at 745 O'clock and after
the meeting there was q social period
whist being the interesting feature.
Dr. Gunnisen's illustrated lectures
| commence this evening. His subject is
Norway, the Land Of the Midnight
| Sun" He describes his tour to the
| North Cape and Sweden. The lecture
| is profuseiy illustrated by pictures pro
cured in the countries visited, and by
| photographs taken by his own cam
era Course tickets can be procured al
| the church.
Clemence sells today at p. m, the
| valuable real estate No ) Benefit
street, with a fine brick block thereon
Also, at p. m, will sell the valuable
| estate on the east side of Main street
| between Ripley and Kilby streets. The
first has about 1920 feet of land the
| second has about 49, 1877 feet of land.
The above belongs to the estate of the
| late s. Forehand, and must be sold to
settle the estate.
| Daniel Min, who lives at the foot OF
| Pound hill, Rutland reported to the
police yesterday noon that his team had
| been stolen. Nihin says he left his
| team standing by the curbing at Yer
non square, and when he went to claim
! it the outfit had disappeared. The
| team is described as follows: Chestnut
| horse, 6 years old, weighs 1900 pounds
| hitehed to an express wagon painted
black.
DR.. A. z. Conrad's illustrated lecture
on Yellowstone Park at Old South
| Church, last evening, was Of the high
| est order, and the attendance was very
| large. Besides the lecture, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Warehouse Of Boston sang sew
eral selections. The entertainment
was given under the auspices of the
Mems Union of Old South Church, and
| is the first Of a series of three to be de-
| livered by DR.. Conrad.
Antonio Leparg IA years old. has
! been reported to the police as a run
away. The boy left his home, 1872
! Shrewsbury street, last Thursday, and
| since that time has not been seen. He
| had a sum of money when he left home,
| but Just how much his relatives are I'M
able to state The boy is an Italian,
dark complexion, slim build, wore black
suit colored shirt. Young Leparg at
tended the Gage street school.
Gen. Lincoln Commandery, Union
Veterans Union, and the ladies auxil-
| larry connected with the organization,
held regular meetings last evening. At
ter the meetings, the organizations
came together in a social time, a pro-
gram of vocal and instrumental music
being rendered. Interesting readings
were given by Master Ralph B. West,
| O. w. West and Mrs. K. E. Wilder. A
collation. was served at the close of the
| entertainment.
| WALSH WAS REELECTED.