The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-01
PERSONAL.
W. c. Davis is in New York.

w. G. Davis is in New York.
Mrs. r. Card goes to Gardner, Me-
Charles H. Murray is at Duncanville,
Pa
L, T. Houghton has gone to St. John,
n. B.
]. G. Prouty leave tomorrow for st.
Johns
F. c, Farrell is at Quebec for a few
weeks.
c. Mangan left yesterday for Phlla-
delphia.
John j. o'connor left for Quebec last
evening.
H. B. Freeman is at Halifax for a
few days.
M. Howe went to Buffalo. N. Y,
yesterday.
John spaulding has gone to Nara
gansett Pier.
Mrs NJ +. Jacques is at Syracuse for
a short vacation.
NJ. Robinson is at Portland for
weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. F, Bancroft go to New
Orleans tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur E. Abbott are
at York Beach, Me.
Howard w Robbins is visiting his
sister in New York.
w E. Adams has returned from
Manomet, White Horse Beach.
Mrr Carrie Anderson is expected to
arrive home from Montana today
Mrs C. H. Farand and Mrs A. S,
Towel have gone 10 Lacrosse, Wis.
Miss Elizabeth and Master Frank
Phelan have returned from New York
Misses Alice and Ida Paul, Maud
Willard and Alice Day have been at
Hull
Drs t. NJ. Daniels and C. R. McDer-
mott have returned from two weeks
outing.
Miss Mary Douglass of Lawrence is
the guest of Miss Gallagher of Union
avenue.
George Mathews left yesterday for
New YORK. where he will remain for a
few weeks.
Mrs. George A Dayton of Albany,
N. Y, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
John C. Sickles.
Dr. L. H. Hammond and son, Harry
c. Hammond have taken rooms at the
Buckingham, II Murray avenue.
Miss Lena McLatchy sailed from
Hayre for New York, the 26th, return
ing from her summer vacation in Eu-
rope.
Louis K Brennan leaves for New
York today and will join the Alice Neil
son opera company at the New York
Casino
Mrs. Julia F. Within Of Whitinsville
announces the engagement of her
daughter Betsey to M. Percival Whit
tall of Worcester.
Miss Frances w. Knowles sailed for
Europe Wednesday afternoon on the
steamer New England, with Mr.. and
Mrs, David Ioring and Miss Alice Lor-
ing Of Boston.
Rev. John f. Lehy, s. j., president of
Holy Cross College. who has been Sc
riously i'll for few days, is much i'm
proved in health, and will be able to
attend TO his duties the first of the
week.
Howard p. Fairfield and c. X. Harris
have accepted positions as instructors
at Worcester Polytechnic Institute
The former will be head in the ma
chine shops and the latter will direct
work in the woodworking department.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. WIcks Of
Brighton are spending several days
with Rev. Mr.. Wicks' parents on Ben
eft street. They have been spending
their summer vacation in New Hamp-
shire. Rev. Mr.. Wicks will preach
Sunday morning at the First Unitarian
Church.
Richard Swallow of Cherry Valley re-
turned to this city Wednesday evening
from Block Island, where he has beer
employed for the past three months
He recently sustained fracture of his
knee cap. and was unable to perform
the duties of waiter at hotel in that
place and decided to return home.
W. A. Rowland and family have re.
turned from Cape Cod where they have
been spending the summer months Mr.
Hoyland will sing at both morning and
evening services at the Piedmont
church, Sunday. and on Monday leaves
for two weeks vacation through the
Berkshire hills. returning in time tc
resume teaching Sept. 10th.