The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-06
WELCOME NEWS.
Paul Within Mfg. Co. Increases Pay-Mr.
McKeon's Address,

w hltinsVille, March j.-Francis P
Mckeon, principal of the Millbury
street school of Worcester, delivered an
address this afternoon before the mem
bers Of Mumford Council, K. of c.. in
Mumford Hall, and there was a large
attendance Of members, in spite Of the
stormy weather
Mr.. Mckeon's subject was What
shall We read and how shall we read
it?' Mr. Mckeon's address was very
interesting and the members of the
council speak very highly of him Sew
eral candidates were initiated.
1t is expected that new freight de-
pot will be built at Whitins Depot this
summer. The plans for the new depot
nave been decided upon and now it
lays with the New York, New Haven
and Hartford railroad. and it is ex-
pected that they ~iil begin as soon as
possible. Whitins station is in much
need of freight yard, and it IS expect
ed that there will be a great change
there before the year comes to an end.
Notices were posted yesterday by the
Paul Within Manufacturing Company
at Rockdale, notifying the employees
that an increase in wages takes effect
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cotton mills in town are waiting pa
tiently to see notices posted in their
mill stating that their reduction in
wages would be restored.
The Ladies' Literary Circle had re-
hearsal last evening at the home of
Mrs. Alfred E. Adams of Railroad ave-
nue., of "A Dream of Fair Women" 1t
is to be presented Friday evening
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| The divorce case between Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Reynolds of Church street
which was to have been tried at the
March term, has been amicably settled
and Mrs. Reynolds has left for Chicago.
A months mind requiem mass was
| celebrated in the Church of Our Lady
| yesterday morning at 80 o'clock, for
| the late John McGuinness, by Rev. FIR.
Daley
The Carpenter Ice Company of Provi-
| dence have finished harvesting their
have been put in the houses during the
last few days.
| The Methodist Sunday school are re-
| hearsing program entitled THE East
| er Victory" which will be given at 6
O'clock Easter Sunday. The program is
as follows: Organ voluntary: invoca-
| ton; opening chorus, "All praise to
| Thee; responsive reading, by teacher
and school; song, Happy hearts have
We; recitation, Easter greeting:
solo and quartet "Theme that keeps
me singing; Scriptural exercise; song
| by school, "Alleluia, Christ is risen'' !:
| address by superintendent; anthem by
| choir; exercise, Five little shells to
/ t~aa l. f~,,. l.
| "A little song for Jesus; responsive
reading male quartet and chorus by
the school, Soul of mine"A responsive
| reading; song by the school, open the
gates emblematic exercise, easter
| symbols; song, Tell me of my
savior; dialogue, THE resurrection"
collections; song, I'VE shall understand
| it better; announcements and reports;
| doXology; benediction; organ postlude
| The Whtinsville Harmonic Male
| Quartet was entertained last evening
| by Charles L. Pierce of Main street
| The evening was spent in a social way.
| the quartet singing several selections
A collation. was served.
| William Augustus Weyhe of Wor-
cester teacher of voice culture. has Sc
cured several scholars in town and win
| give private lessons every Wednesday
| The people of Whitinsville were
startled this morning as they awakened
| from their slumbers, to hear it thunder
| and see it tighten, accompanied by hail
and a doWnpour of rain.
The ladies' Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the M. e. church will meet
with Mrs. Annie Searles of Prospect
Hill Wednesday afternoon and eve
ming.
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