The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-02
THE CITY.

| Sunday at 10 a. m.
S. E. Hanson of W. A. HinkeFs cigar
store, is spending two or three days in
Boston on business.
| City Clerk Enoch H. Towne went to
| Boston yesterday to attend a meeting
of the city clerks of the state.
The Suffrage League will meet with
Mrs. Esther Kabley, Allen street, on
March 2, this afternoon, at o'clock.
Hope Lodge, No. II, U. o. of L o. L.,
will hold a five o'clock tea Friday af-
ternoon, after the regular meeting.
Jerome Wheelock sailed as a saloon
| passenger yesterday on the steamer
New England from Boston to Liver
| pool.
Hibernian Rifles, Co. A, held their
weekly drill. under command of Capt.
John ]. Rogers in A. o. II. hall, last
evening.
The Viking Bicycle Club will hold its
sixth annual social in Terpsichorean
Hall, this evening. Days Orchestra
will furnish music.
! The Worcester Charitable Society win
hold the regular business meeting with
Mrs S. H. Eimball, 81 May street, this
! afternoon at O'Clock.
Ellen F. Battey, wife of Martin e.
! Battey, died at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank H. Brown, % Townsend
| street, Tuesday, at p. m.
The Relief Corps sewing circle will
meet in G. A. r. Hall, tomorrow after
noon at 2.30 o'clock. Supper will be
on the basket-picnic plan.
There will be ball in Red Mems
Hall, Saturday, March Is, given under
the auspices of the first Swedish La
dies Club Coffee will be served free.
The Ladies' Society Svea, O. NJ b.,
| will observe its eighth anniversary neXt
! Saturday evening at Red Mems Hall.
Members of the society only will be
present.
Austin Charmell was arrested last
evening by Officers Harper and Moy-
milan, on warrant sworn out by his
wife, which charges him with assault
| and battery.
i Henrik Wergland held it's regular BIZ
( monthly meeting in Massasoit hall last
evening. 1t was decided to hold a bas-
ket party in the near future, but no
| date was decided upon.
Charles Bidgian, 80 years old, was
arrested by Special officer Billiard, on
a warrant charging him with stealing
! an overcoat. Bidgian furnished bail
| for his appearance this morning.
The Friday Morning Club enjoyed a
| second Rubenstein program at its
meeting yesterday morning. The next
meeting viii present program given
by the student members of the club.
The regular weekly meeting Of the
College Club was held at their rooms in
the Day building yesterday afternoon.
After social hour. tea was served, but
no regular program was carried out.
Miss Nettie Wilson of Seafocth, Ont,
| who arrived at the Dread on. Feb. q,
! was appointed to the scholarship by
his honor Sir Oliver Mowat, lieutenant
governor of the province of Ontario.
This evening at the First Swedish
i Congregational Church, Salem square
DR.. Almon Gunnison will deliver his il
Illustrated lecture upon Sweden and Nor
way. The proceeds are for the Sunday
school library.
The Merrimack Club of Quinsigamond
will hold a masquerade at their hall
IL Perry street, Saturday evening,
March 18th. The committee In charge
is Axel Nystrom, Axel Sundell and
Gustaf Carlson.
Central Commandery, Loyal Legion
danced in Steinert Hall, last evening
Putnam & Edgerton's orchestra fur
i nished music. The committee in charge
was Sergt. A. r. Marble, b. r. Jones
and f. E. Dunton.
Rev. DR.. Moses H. Harris delivered q
scholarly and eloquent address at the
regular Lenten service at All Souls
church last evening, taking for his sub
ject, Fully persuaded" A large COP
gregation was present.
The printing committee of the Father
Mathew festival committee was to have
met in Father Mathew hall last even
ing, but lacked quorum. A meeting
Of the entire festival committee will
be held next Wednesday evening.
Anders G. Sandgren, senior member
of the firm of Sandgren & Ehuborg,
frescoers and painters, has returned
from a three months visit to his old
home in Skara, Sweden. He also visited
Stockholm and other Swedish cities.
Last evening tI1< Epworth League OF
] the Quinsigamond NJ. E. Church was
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. c. e.
Mattson, at their new home, Ia Sey-
mour street. Refreshments were served
and rs members and their friends were
present.
/ Today the petition to the city for a
building permit for the new Thomas
Street Swedish NJ. e. church will be
presented by the pastor, Rev. Nels
Eagle. AS soon as it is acted upon, the
work Of building and planning will go
rapidly forward.
Rev. John L. Hurlbut will give his
lecture on Utah and Mormonism at
| the Lake View Congregational Church
/ iYaa 1,a x4riI1 ha i1i11G-
/ trated with views, among them be-
| ing pictures of Congressman Roberts
| of Utah and his three wives
Worcester court, SO, M. c. o. r, met
in I. c. B. hall last evening. The fol-
| lowing committee was appointed to ar
range for a smoke talk st. Patrick S
night: Martin j. Drohan, Thomas J.
| McAvoy, Charles A. O'Neil John w.
Delehanty and John Kelley
Monitor Lodge, Independent Order Of
Good Templars, have elected as dele
! gates to the grand lodge meeting at
! Boston, April 10. T. Osberg, Fritz An
| derson, Carl Toll, c. G. Lunderholm and
Miss Amanda Svenson. Henry and
mates.
There will be an exhibition of Rem
| brandts etchings and drypoints and re-
| productions Of his sketches opened in
! the print department of the Museum of
Fine Arts, in Boston, today. The exhi-
| bition has been arranged for at the re-
4 quest Of a class of ladies studying the
/ history of art.
: The Viking Cycle Club viii observe
its sixth anniversary tonight with a
/ grand ball in Terpsichorean Hall. The
4 committee having the affair in charge
! have spared no pains to make this one