The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-18
THE CITY.

rev. Helen Van Anderson will give
the second lecture in the course on
| character and health building" In
Horticultural library this evening at
1880.
The Ladies' circle of the First Uni
versalist church will hold it's regular
| meeting this afternoon at O'Clock.
supper at $50. Entertainment at s
o'clock.
There was a meeting yesterday after
noon of the Woman's Association con-
nected with Central church. 1t was a
regular meeting, and only routine work
was transacted.
The American Antiquarian society
| will hold its annual meeting at the hall,
in this city, on the 21st, at 1890 a. m.
The senli-annual report of the council
will be laid before the meeting.
Private Myron Maynard, Company
X, I'd regiment, was admitted to the
City Hospital for treatment yesterday
Maynard lives in Spencer and has been
IN poor health of late, necessitating
treatment.
Belmont Associates held meeting
last evening, and decided to hold their
annual dance in Foresters' hall. Deem
! Der, 16. The general arran genents for
the dance will be begun at a meeting
of the associates, which will be held
next week.
Members of the Commonwealth Club
sat down to their regular weekly infor-
NAL dinner at the State Mutual restau-
rant, last evening. About seventy mem
bers/ were present, and the excellent
menu of Mine Host Brigham was dis
cussed with great eclat.
| Tuf,7e c. Tyoc,1,,ro.,,1 -. - u,
| loss of his English setter dog, PAX, -
The dog either ran away or was stolen
! The police have been asked to look for
it, The animal is white. with black
and tan spots, and wore a collar bear
Ing the name of its owner.
The committee on evening schools on
the part of the school board met at the
department office yesterday afternoon
| and approved of the increases in the
salaries OF the teachers of three and five
/ years service, and also appointed Miss
Eames as a substitute teacher Of type
writing.
The police have donned their winter
/ oNercoats, in pursuance Of an order
posted in the guard room at the Waldo
street station house, yesterday after
noon. Most of the new men have new
winter garments, and are about the
slickest specimens of the tailobs art to
be found in the city.
Etole Penati of Somerville and Fer
dlnand Celia of 1872 North street. Bos-
ton Italians, employed digging away
the embankment back of the City Hos
pital We're buried beneath a bank OF
art that caVed in on them. Yesterday
forenoon. Cella's arm was broken and
juries. -'''' -
Charles J. Conway, Edward ]. Lynch.
Tyler C. stoddard and Thomas q SOD ttC5i'
dard, who were enlisted at the re-
cruiting office last week, were sent
away yesterday. Charles sundstrom
and F. E. Collier, both of Worcester.
We're examined and accepted, and will
be sworn in later. Four applicants were
rejected. y
The Waldo House Office and reading
room presents a decidedly attractive
appearance. Imitation palms of vari-
GUS sizes have been placed about the
rooms, with the effect of Frightening
up the apartment to a considerable de-.
gree. The sight Of tropical llxuriance
decelYes the transient who is asking
for his heavy top coat
Ensign Ralph Earle has been ordered
to the training ship Essex, being trans-
ferred from the cruiser San Francisco
which is going out of commission for
/ the purpose Of a thorough overhauling
/ The Essex is now lying at the Ports
mouth navy yard, awaiting the compile
/ ton of her crew. When that is done.
she will start on a three months cruise.
Alan McClintock, Is wears old a
inachirist died at the city hospital YES
terday morning of)typhoid fever. Me
! Clintock has been i'll for some time. and
| was admitted to the hospital Oct. 3. In
! view Of his condition, but little hopes
we're entertained for his recovery. H.
vas native of Grafton and married.
The body will be taken to Grafton for
! bnrial.
The Worcester central conference of
| the Congregational churches will hold
| its autumn meeting in the Old South
church today and the speakers will in
clude Rev. DR.. S. w. Dixie of Auburn
dale, Rev DR.. Willard Scott, Rev. DR..
c. NJ Lamson of Hartford, CT, for
merly of Worcester, Miss A. M Myers
of the Memorial hospital and Miss Har-
riette w. futile.
The funeral of owen McATurray took
place at his late home SO Green street.
yesterday morning, at S.15 o'clock, and
a requiem high mass was offered in St.
Johns Church at 8 o'clock by Rev. ].
j. Hurley, who also OBLIGATED at the
grave. The pall-bearers were Hugh
NARROW, Edmund Crowley, Patrick Dor
sey, John MoGrath, Patrick Shea and
David Sullivan. The burial was in ST.
Johns cemetery.
A large number of the friends of Pat
rick J. Riordan gave him a benefit last
evening in Foresters' hall, the occasion
taking the form of a dance. The dane
ing began at o'clock, with music for
the occasion by Halpin's orchestra and
| it was thoroughly enjoyed until 2
o'clock this morning. The committee
of arrangements in charge of the af-
fair included Thomas Madden, William
Farrell and John Halpin
The annual meeting of the Temporary
Home and Day Nursery society will be
| held this morning at 1890 at Unity
| church parlors. All contributors of 81
or more are members of the society
and are earnestly requested to be pres
emit to listen to the report of the
years work and take part in the cleo
ton of officers and any other business.
All others interested in the work are
cordially invited to be present
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeavor of Zion Methodist
Church held an entertainment last
night, and the following program was
rendered: Chorus by the society; paper,
MIR. James Blms address, President
Ralph Potter, subject, Christian En-
deavor and its benefits; address, Miss
ida Leftridge on Junior work.; solo,
Miss Fannie Chestnut; duet, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley; paper, H. Geary; duet,
i Florida Virgins and Jennie Shannon;
| colo Mrs & Shannon: violin solo, Miss