The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-20
TALKED ABOUT LONDON.
Union Meeting of WhitnsvilIe Churches
Addressed by Rev. 2. |. Bristol.

union Meeting of WhitnsviIIe Churches
Addressed by Rev. r. L. Bristol.
Whitinsville, Dec. 19.-The Congrega-
ton, United Presbyterian and Method
ist Churches united last evening and
held a Sunday school convention in the
Methodist, Church, which was largely
attended. The principal speakers of the
evening was Rev. Frank Louis Bris-
tol' pastor OF the CONGREGATIONAL
Church at Uxbridge.
MI BrlstoI was chosen delegate to a
convention held at London. He told Of
MS tfaNf IS and related several in
stances that happened on his trip. He
also spoke of the convention. Richard
HarSraVeS and Fred Avery sang solos
during the evening.
Crescent Temple. No. = K q e bo,s
Inelr regular meeting in Pythian Hail
Saturday evening and elected the foi-
lowing officers: Noble remplar. Miss
anne Livingstone; past templar. Mrs
NllIlan7 Blair: vice templar Mrs
James Brown; prophecies, Miss Mary
McNell; priestess, Mrs. Emma. TayIor.
L ~ OF ceremonies, Miss Katie
lean guardian of records, Miss Annie
eorsythe; guardian of finance. Mrs
Mrs William Finlanson; guardian of
music, MIS- Emily Dunn guardian of
inner portal, Miss Maggie LIVINGSTONE;
guardian OF outer portal, William Nor
cr-ss.
kebekah Lodge. I. o. o. F, have elect
ed these officers: Noble grand Mrs
Charles Houghton; vice grand. Mrs.
w. Herbert Searles: recording secre-
d
clai secretary, Mrs. John r. Hollis of
UXbridge; treasurer Mrs. John T.
Brown. The installation will take place
in two weeks
A naturalization club has been or
ganlZed at Linwood and elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, George vii
mot secretary, Octave Blanchette;
treasurer, Felix Ballard. The cllb
opens with 20 members. The object Of
the club is TO aid in the naturalization
OF all foreigners that come to this vicin-
it,.
The installation of the G. A. r. and
). of V. will be a joint affair, and will
take place Saturday evening. Jan. IA
in lower hall, Memorial Building. SEN
ator-elect John e. Mcclellan of Graf
ton and William S. Carter of town will
be the inspecting officers.
The last service to be held in the
old st, Patricks Church was yester
day. Next Sunday the new church will
be opened and special exercises are
being prepared for it.
The members of Mumford Council
K. of c., received an invitation from
Marquette Council, WOonsocket, to be
present at the exemplificauon of the
third degree of which a large number
attended.
A freight car in the yard of the
Within Machine Works got away Sat
urday evening and crashed into the
large door of the machine works freight
depot. The door was smashed into
pieces, but otherwise no damage waN
done.
A. Penay Smith of Worcester has
been the guest of friends in town.
Raymond Smith has been visiting his
brother Fred, at Providence, r. L, the
past few DAYS
David Smith of Hill street has been
drawn juror 10 serve at the Worcester
courts the present session.
Daniel Hammond of Northbridge
Center is ill at his home.
There are many cases of the grippe
in town, but none of them are very
serious.
The new bell of st. Patricks Church
arrived tonight. 1t was intended to
have the ceremony of blessing the bell
this evening. Rt. Rev. Bishop Thomas
D. Beaver was unable to be present
and the ceremony will take place
Thursday evening, when Bishop Bea-
ven viii be present