The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-27
THE CITY.

Mrs. f. E. Talamo has gone to New
York for short visit.
Jonas G. Clark is to open his Elm
street residence for the winter.
r Horace b. S. league of Boston is in
Worcester on a few days visit.
Mrs. Ruth Adams of Boston is in the
city for a few days, visiting Mrs. j. d.
Comstock.
Members of All Souls parish library
give an afternoon tea today in the
church parlor.
Miss Anna L. Smith and Miss Ethel
Curran of Westboro visited in Worces-
ter last evening.
Miss Marie ~ Dewey is in Milford,
visiting her relatives there, the family
of Judge Charles A. Dewey.
The O'Connell Associates will hold
their third annual social at A. O. III.
hall on Friday evening, November.
The directors Of the First National
bank met yesterday and declared a
semi-annual dividend of five percent.
Hiram Council o. f. s, has a ban
quet this evening in Masonic hall, and
plates will be laid for about rs people.
Blake Lodge, Knights of Pythias, held
a regular bi-monthly meeting last
evening, in their rooms in Castle hall,
405 Main street
The husking party which was arrang-
ed for this evening at the home of
James Driscoll Of Shrewsbury, has been
postponed until Tuesday evening.
Miss Kimball principal of the Kim
ball school for girls. goes to Spencer
today, where she will deliver a lecture
on The advantages of a general edu-
cation"
Cards were out today for the wedding
of Ernest H. Wood and Miss Adelaide
Wyman, daughter of Horace Wyman,
on Nov. .. The ceremony will be a very
quiet one.
The republican city committee failed
Of a quorum last night, but the lew
members who were in attendance dis
cussed informally the plans for Tues
day nights rally.
About rs members of the Athelstan
Lodge Of .Masons had supper last even
ing at the Creamerie. They sat down
to the repast at $50 O'clock, and enjoyed
themselves for an hour
District Deputy Grand Master Will
liam II. Clifford paid an official visit
last .eNepinS 10 the members OIL EUREKA
Chapter Odd Fellows. The regular
business meeting was followed by a col
lationa
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding of Joseph M Conley of this. city
and Miss Maud Wilson of Waltham on
November 2S. Mr.. Conley is a clerk for
Culyerhouse & Co, the Pleasant street
druggists.
The Christian and Missionary Ali
ance will hold an all day meeting to-
morrow, at room IS. Day building, BOG
Main street: Services at 10. 80 a.. M
also 2. 80 p. m. Preaching by Rev. D.
Pierson of Boston.
The Worcester Medical Association
had its regular weekly meeting and
banquet last evening at the State Mu-
I tual restaurant ana there were about
20 of the fraternity present The medi-
cal men, after supper, discussed papers
at length on the various topics in which
they are interested.
The entrance and rooms of the Board
of Trade have been nicely renovated
and the smell of paint is still in evid-
ence. The woodwork has been revar-
nished and new doors added at the en-
trance. The hall above the rooms has
4 been put in good condition for music
ales and entertainments and may be
had for such purposes.
The funeral of Mrs. Nellie Edith Nc
/ Namara, wife of John F. Mcnamara,
Jr. took place at her late home, IS
| Coral street yesterday morning, at s
o'clock. Requiem high mass was offer
ed in St Stephens church at 9 o'clock
by Rev. Father Kavanaugh. The pail
bearers were Frank Leary Patrick j.
Mellen, John Carroll John A. Collins,
Michael Toner and John F. Riley. The
burial was at st, Johns cemetery.