The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-24
THE CITY.
yesterdays TEMPERATURE.

The maximum temperature yesterday
was Is, the minimum 81. At noon the
temperature was 76; at o'clock it was
%. The wind was southwest, blowing
| with an average velocity of 4.3 miles
Last year, the same date, the maximum
was so, minimum 80,
There will be a song service at Cen
trail church on Sunday evening.
Miss Mary /. Mccullough and Miss
Minnie O'Donnell have gone to Magno-
liza for the summer.
The George H. Ward Relief Corps
went to Northboro yesterday to attend
the anniversary of the Northboro
corps.
Mrs. Thomas Monahan and family,
of Orange street, left yesterday for
Falmouth, where they will occupy their
cottage for the season.
The South Baptist Sunday school viii
picnic at Lake Lashaway, Brookfield
next Tuesday. Electric cars will leave
Canterbury and Crystal streets at 7.5I
a. m.
At the meeting of U. S. Grant Com
mandery, Knights of Malta, last night
tie malta ucSIGC w do WI ASu Cii ~
eral candidates by the degree team OF
Calvary cCmmandery.
At the regular meeting of IrOquois
tribe, Red Men, last night, the adoption
degree was worked on "a candidates
The degree team of this tribe will &c
to Clinton July II to work the adoption
degree on a number of candidates.
Miss Josephine B. Matthews. daugh-
ter of A. T. Matthews, has returned
home from Boston, where she has beer
attending the Massachusetts Norma
art school, from which institution she
graduated Thursday, June p.
Conquest Council, Royal Arcanum
went to Clinton by electrics yesterday
on their annual outing Almost every
member of the council attended, ant
We're joined in Clinton by the councils
of that town and of Leominster. L. b
Hall and w. A. VIM were in charge
of the arrangem ents.
The semi-annuaI election of officer:
for the Y. P. S. C. E. of the First Bap
fist church was held last night, will
the following result: President, Mis-
Florence Jones; vice president, Mis-
Nellie Anger; recording secretary
Phillips Gilman; treasurer, William +
Burbank; auditor, Miss A. Eliese Til
son.
A number of Worcester knights
Templar, left yesterday morning TO
Springfield, where they go with dele
gates from other Worcester count!
lodges to attend special meeting il
that city. The delegates formed OIL
Pearl street in full regalia and headed
by Battery B band, marched to the de
pot to take the train.
THE lovely graduate of Floradale,
with a prelude on How trusts can bt
worst curses?" will be the themes OF
DIR. Brady in Grace Church tomorrow
evening. The sermon will be in honor
of current graduations and the prelude
a warning of our new danger. Gradu-
ates are invited to the one, voters t
the other, and all to both.
The only daughter of Afford E. Locke
Miss Sarah M, was married yesterda!
afternoon at 6 o'clock, to Charles D
Livermore. The service took place a
the brides home on Fern street, in tn
presence of a small company of friends
and was performed by Rev. DR.. Gunni
son. The groom is associated with tn
electrical firm of Plummer, Ham {
Richardson. His father, prominen
merchant in Holyoke, was present, &C
companied by his wife. They wer
present in the morning at the gradua
| tion of a young son at the Tech. TIL
welded pair left for a brief stay g
Cottage City.