The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-07
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Friday: Fair weather,
light variable winds.
THE CITY.


The Womans Missionary Society of
All Saints church will meet today in
the parish library at o'clock.
The annual meeting of the Woman's
Board of the Baldwinville Hospital Cot
tages will be held today, in Trinity
Church.
The first session of the class for the
study Of Trees" under Miss A. H.
Tucker, will be held at the Natural
History Museum this afternoon at 4.45.
DR.. Clark of 1917 High street has re-
ported to the police that some one stole
a brass shield from his door plate. The
shield bears the inscription, '"Ring and
walk in
The second service at Central Church
4 on Sunday will be at 4. 80 in the after
noon, instead of In the evening. 1t will
Abe a vesper service and largely musical
in character.
= The Y. P. S. c. e. of Piedmont Church
= VIII hold husking party next Tuesday
at Mr.. Sibley's farm In West Auburn.
About forty or fifty of the young peo-
)ple are planning to attend.
There will be meeting of the com
rmittee in charge of arrangements for
the policemen's ball in Waldo street
station house Friday afternoon at
O'clock.
1t was Mrs. George L. Brownell. not
Mrs. Kimball, who, as one of the dele
gates to the state federation at Ames-
bury, gave the fine report of that meet
ing before the Woman's Club, Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Alexander Reid, the figure and
miniature painter, had her first annual
opening yesterday, at 1 Townsend
street, and will continue it today from
until 10 p. m. All interested are in
vited
The Womans Auxiliary of the Wor-
cester Association of Spiritualists will
meet October 7, at w. v. l.. hail. 59l
Main street. and every first and third
Fridays Of each month viii hold
social and supper.
Miss Nellie c. Goggin, a prominent
young pianist, who has played in many
recitals and concerts, has opened a stu
clio at her residence, 313 Park avenue
where she is to teach piano. She has
studied for several years with Mr.. John
j. Heron.
Myron Smith of Globe village, South
bridge. member of Company x, 9Th
regiment was brought to the City Hos
pital yesterday, for treatment Smith
Is suffering with malaria. Other sick
soldiers at the hospital are reported as
getting along nicely.
Representative r. o. Winslow of
Norwood was in town yesterday call
ing on friends. He paid q visit to re-
publican headquarters during the after
noon and highly complimented those in
charge for the businesslille appear
ance of the place.
Fred Bashaw of the Hotel Pleasant
reported to the police yesterday after
noon that some one stole his spring
overcoat and undercoat that was in
side 1t. The overcoat is drab colored.
and has small three cornered tear in
the left sleeve; the undercoat is of dark
material
The degree team Of Fidelity Council,
No. 4, D. of L., will hold q series of So
Gals during this season, the first of
witch will be Oct. 18th, i'll Continental
Hall, at which time the team will give
an exhibition of their floor work un-
der the direction of c. S. Chapman, de-
gree master.
Frank Forest, G Co., 9th Mass. who
returned to this city Wednesday night
from st. Peters hospital Brooklyn.
was weak yesterday on account of the
railroad journey He is CHARTERED at
the home Of Levi Jones, 621s Grafton
street, and is receiving careful atten-
ton by Dr. T. ]. Foley.
Israel L. Currier, president of the
Peoples Telephone & Telegraph Com
pany, was unable to go to Boston yes
terday, as was his intention, on account
of urgent business at home. Mr.. Cur
rier says, however, that he will make
formal application for a charter for his
company today.
There was a meeting last evening Of
both branches of the socialist labor
party, in the rooms, 554 Main street but
nothing Of Importance was on the dock
ct for business. There was a large
number Of the members present, and
during the evening various topics Of
interest were discussed.
A special meeting of the Greendale
improvement Society will be held at
the Peoples Church, Greendale, next
Monday evening, at o'clock. Among
the matters to be acted upon are i'm
portant plans for the Improvement of
the village and the arrangement for a
series of winter entertainments.
Abraham alderman, ID years old, who
was committed to the Lyman school at
Westboro, from this city, escaped from
that institution yesterday The boys
the local police have been asked to look
out for him in case he should come
home. He wears blue suit.
The Commonwealth club begins Mon
day evening, at the State Mutual res
taurant, it's regular series of winter
luncheons. The committee recently APP
pointed by the club to make arrange
ments for the luncheons have complet-
ed the arrangements for this much of
the program, burt the entertainment
portion is not yet arranged.
The regular meeting of the Casino
Club was held at the rooms of the or
ganization, 112 Front street. last even
ing. The committee in charge of the
social made progressive report, and
it was voted to have the affair take
place the last week in October. The
report of the treasurer showed the
financial standing Of the club to be
good.
Mrs. Minnie Carroll wife of Michael
Carroll died yesterday morning at the
family home, Foyle street, after a
brief Illness. Mr.. Carroll is a well
known employee of the Standard Oil
Co. The funeral will be held at the
family home on Foyle street Saturday
morning at SIS o'clock, with a high
mass OF requiem in ST. Johns church
at 8 O'clock.
The annual class members recep-
ton of the Young Women's Christian
Association takes place this evening, in
the building, on Chatham street. from
s to 10 O'clock There will be music
during, the evening, talks about the
classes which begin next week and a
social time, when opportunity will be
given to register in the classes. Light
refreshments will be served.
The estate, 92S Main street. was sold
at lnuhlin auction Yesterday morning.