The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-10

MI. Kerr sang The RecitatiVe anC
Nocturne' (Wagner), and Miss Spen-
GER Che Faro" very vivaciouslv. Mr.
| Johnson sang "The Serenade (Schu-
| bert) and Miss Spencer and Mr.. Kerr
The Night Hymn at Sea" (Goring-
| Thomas), an oppressively solemn Sc
lection And this ended the first halt
| Of the concert
Financially" Treasurer George e.
Martin said this evening, the concert
is also a success"
Mr. Buzzell stands more than ever
confirmed in the opinion of the mem
| bers of the Clinton Choral Union as a
quiet, effective leader. less snowy than
some leade:s, but capable of getting
good work out of the Individual sing
er as well as handling a chorus toad
vantage.
The chorus included the following:
Miss z. K. Stevens, Mrs. J. B. Finnie,
Mr., D. Latham George T., Martin Miss
Bessie Saruth, Mrs. r. G. Cheney, Miss
y. A. Fiske, Miss Z. NJ. Loring, Miss
| Q. A. Clifford, Mrs. Miner. Miss A.
Z: Currier Mrs. John Riddeu j, f.
tmnerty, Mr.. George F. Morse, Mr..
| George w. Medium, Mrs. c. NJ. Fay.
Rev. " NJ. Haughton Mrs. A. C. Briggs.
Miss e. NJ, Sutherland. Miss NJ. A.
Field, Mr.. Robert Stevens, Mrs. A. b.
Allen, Miss Alice Allen. Miss L. T.
Albee, Mr.. w. A. West, Miss Eva West.
Mr. E. w. Weeks.
Mr.. Henry Swinscoe, Mrs. Henry
Swinscoe, Miss c. Bates, Mrs. Fred
Ladd, Miss Ethel Wilder, Mr.. c. A.
Bartlett Miss LeOnia \. Fields, Mrs.
James Mcpherson. Miss Leonora Peas
| dale, Mrs. NJ. F. Wheelock. Miss Eva
FinneIty, Miss Agnes Finnerty, Mrs.
4. z, Ford, Mrs. z. r. Cunningham,
Mrs Harriet p. Tufts. Miss Amy l..
| Tufts, Miss May j. Tufts. Miss A lice
| Grady, Miss Flora McLouchlen, L.rs.
Maginnes, Miss Helen Latham, Miss
Susie Amsden, Mrs. W. w. Jordan,
Miss B. Bartlett, Miss Eliza Drab-
BILE Mr.. J. W. Sawyer.
Mrs, r. w. Weeks, Mrs. w. NJ Clark,
| Mrs. George A. Kendall, Mrs. William
Merriam, Miss Bertha Gibson, Mrs.
| Fred Greene. Miss Bessie Mann. Mrs.
George w. Morse Miss Blanche Nc
Quad, Mr. Josiah Stickney Mr.. Charles
NIcCabe, Mr.. A. P. Meredith. Miss II.
A. Harris, MIR. E. OOrfI Mr.. E. w.
Burdett, MI James Pollock, Jr, Miss
| Eulah Sargent, DR.. A. a. Wheelock,
| Mr.. +. C. Mann, Mrs. w. b. S. Bailey,
/ Mrs. I, Z. Howard, Mrs S. l. Wallace.
/ Mrs. W. Z. Page, Mrs. Fl. G. Nourse,
/ Mr. Charles SWinscoe, Mrs. John Soul
lay.
I
| den, Mrs. +. P Woodbury., Mrs Il. A
Bartlett. Mrs, II. II. Allen, Mr.. G. II
\. Thompson, Mr.. W. J. Nodding, Mrs
Barbara Guy. Miss Annie HaWxin. r.
/ Z. Howard Miss Fannie Ellis, Miss
/ Westman, Mrs. Reeves Mr.. II L.-Saw-
! yer Mrs. Emma O'Connor Mrs. H A.
| Henderson, Miss NJ. S. Stinman, Mr.
J%C. Berry, Mr., f. E. Gndert
| row viii see trolley cars running be-
! tween Worcester and Clinton. over the
line of the Worcester and Clinton
Street Railway Company. AT II O'Clock
tomorrow morning the directors of the
| Worcester and Clinton Street Railway
| Company will step from the car of the
| Leominster and clinton line, reaching
Clinton at tnat hour, and will board a
lear on the WORCESTER ana clinton line
This car will start at II o'clock and RIM
| to the Boylston car barn. 1t will be met
! at this point by a car that will leave
| Worcester at Il O'Clock. The latter car
/ will carry members of the city govern
ment of Worcester.
On board the Clinton car will be the
| Clinton selectmen, including Dr.. p. n
| O'Bren. Henry Richter Jr., and Chas
| II. Shedd, Horace II. Lowe. Road Com
Imisisoners Horatio Ball. ]. Fl. Broc1le-
man and David I MAYNARD and Sunt
Lorin B. Walker. The Worcester
! Shrewsbury and Boylston DELEGATIONS
will bring the number in the party ur
to about 30 persons lunch viii IL
! served at the Clinton house. After
luncheon the party will board the
/ special car and run over the line IL
/ Worcester.
The company viii operate two cars
during the winter At 10 minutes past
every hour q car win leave Clinton foI
| Worcester. Passengers for the present
viii have to change at Adams square
/ Later on through cars may be run to
the center Of the city.
On Sunday the line will be open il
regular passenger service. The stretch
Of Is miles of track is practically clear
Cars win be kept rolling over it tonight
in order that there shall be no slip TO-
morrow.
The second annual concert and bal
of Hose Co. No. s. took place at Tur-
ner Hall, last night, and was a most
enjoyable occasion. The han is one OF
| the most comfortable in rnis section. II
was prettily decorated. and the floor
was thronged. From g until Q O'Clock
| the Germanias played a concert.
/ The grand march Was led in ipf,,i-
cate figure by Foreman John NcOuati
| and Miss Eta Kramer. followed bv n
! couples.
Foreman McQuald also aid the duties
j of the floor. and was assisted by- Adam
! Baer. Fred BaeI Beniarntn Ricbter
! and Frank Snieder.
Dancing lasted until o'clocl, q n,
| Among those present we're Mess, g.
ward BOYLE. Michael O'Mailev f7dwor,
! Scanlon. joseph Flanagan Ed5je
| Buckley. Andrew Tracy Tobn r Dor-
| ney. Arthur sacbse ANTHONY Came,
John Cannon. Austin Gradv ORR HIM
old, George Hunold. James Gibhons
! Thomas Kelley p 7 Gibbons 49,,
| Snfeder John NcOUaid pefer rla,. a. :,
ey. Austin Ruane. Jobn C;fbbone J@-,n