The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-11
THE CITY.
Yesterdays TEMPERATURE.

Yesterdays TEMPERATURE.
The maximum temperature yesterday
was ", the minimum 50. North to
southwest winds blew with an average
velocity of 21.7 miles an hour. At noon
the temperature was II and GO at p
m. The maximum last year the same
day was IS, and the minimum &c.
Rev. DR.. Edward J. Young of Wal
than will preach at the Church of the
Unity today.
The Quinsigamond Village Improve
ment society will meet at Good rem
plars hall, El1man street, next Wed
nesday evening.
Miss Florence N. Flagg of No Web
ster street, lately graduated from
| Boston University after a four years
course with A. B.
The annual meeting of the Past La
dies Association will meet with Mrs.
Kimball, No. 81 May street, Monday.
There will be nomination and election of
officers.
Rev. Edward NJ. Chapman gave an
| Informal reception for members of the
choir of Central church in the church
parlors last night. About so persons
attended.
Goodwill Whist Club will go to Hud-
| son Tuesday. The club will leave the
| city hall at 10 o'clock a. M, on the
Marlboro car, and will take dinner at
the Mansion House.
Worcester Association, Stationary
Engineers, met in Engineers nall last
! evening. Heat units necessary to raise
| boilers from coldness to working pur-
poses was discussed.
DR.. Arthur K Yoosuf makes the an
nual address before the Alumni asso-
| citation of c. T. college in Boston IT,
morrow. DR.. Yoosuf is president of the
| association and has always attended
| the annual meetings.
There was a special meeting of the
Childrens Friends society yesterday
afternoon at the Orphans home on
Main street. Two men were chosen
-, from the advisory committee to act
| as advisors for the investment Of the
money on hand.
The Cradle Roll of the Light Bear
ers, had their semi-annual social yes
terday afternoon in the First Baptist
church. Miss A. B. Collier had charge
assisted by Mrs. H. w. Page. Mise
Martha Peck, Miss Elizabeth Allen and
Miss A. Boutel. There were JIG children
present with their mothers. Supper was
served at 6 p. m.
Bay State Company, Uniformed
rank, K. of p, has received orders
from headquarters Of the First resi-
ment, Massachusetts division, 10 do &c
cort duty at the reception tenoercd
President William Mckinley ct Holy
oke, June II. The company will have
a special meeting in Castle hall, to-
morrow evening to consider the or
der.
The Providence Public Market Com
pany has bought of the Samuel B. Rip
ley heirs the estate at and 3 Beacon
street. The price is said to be about
$40 900. The property contains 1924
square feet of land, upon which There
is a two-story brick block. The build
ing stands directly back of the Wor-
cester market, 621 and 623 Main
street.
L.. c. Russell, superintendent of the
International Power Company, on
Southgate street, was presented Friday
with an alligator-skin dress suit case
and a seaIskin dressing case containing
a handsome set of toilet articles. The
gifts were from his fellow -workmen at
the power works. Mr.. Russell is about
to take trip TO Santa Cruz, Cal,
where his mother lives.
The date set by the White regiment
for its outing at the lake is Saturday
June "a The regiment will meet at
Curtis hall at o'clock and march to
the front of city hall, where group
picture will be taken. Special electrics
will then be boarded for the lake. The
regiment will carry for the frst time
its new white satin banner which says,
"The White regiment of Anti-cigaret
crusaders"