The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-08

Union last night.
At the meeting of Iroquos Tribe, l.
y K. NJ, last night in Red Mems hall,
$40 Main street, Il palefaces were mi
tiated.
f j. B. Stone, superintendent of the
rope department at the Quinsigamond
| wire mills left yesterday on a business
trip to New York.
U. s. Grant Commandery, Knights of
Malta was visited by District Depu-
tty Walter Savage and Grand Recorder
HiX, both of Boston, last night
Mrs. Amos Peary of 324 Chandler
street, who has been seriously i'll with
peritonitis for the past few days. was
reported yesterday to be in fair way
to recovery.
The members of Perseverance Lodge
No. s, will attend the funeral services
of Mrs. Mabel Powers, which will be
held at Sessions undertaking rooms,
this afternoon at l o'clock.
Howard Mansfield of New York city
will deliver the last lecture before the
! Worcester Art Society on Turner's
Liber Studiorum," next Tuesday eve
ming at Association Hall.
Prof. Boyle has written new grand
march to be used at the ball of the
Building Trades Council, April IA 1t
has been decided to issue gallery tickets
for those who wish to attend.
The funeral of Edward, infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Davis,
took place from parents home, % Lin
coin square, yesterday afternoon. The
burial was in st. Johns cemetery.
The Elmwood Athletic Club held it's
first social in Foresters' Hall last eve
ming. The Eclipse Orchestra furnished
music for dancing. o. j. Reynolds was
floor director, assisted by j. ]. Hart
AT the Reform Club meeting, in Cur
tbs Hall, tomorrow evening, Mrs. Will
liam F. Mixer will deliver a temperance
address, interspersed with Rotations.
The meeting will be open to the public.
Miss Rosanna Sullivan of Holyol1e,
who is stopping at the residence of the
Misses Shea, 20 Columbia street, was
one of the invited guests of the K. of
c. banquet, held in Horticultural hail.
Thursday evening.
Howard Mansfield of New York will
deliver the last lecture in the Worcester
Art Society's course for this winter, on
turner's liber studiorum," Tuesday
evening, April II, at o'clock, at AS
ISOLATION Hall
The funeral of Anna Florence, infant
daughter of David and Anna White,
took place yesterday afternoon, from
the residence of her parents, 40 AS
sonet street. The burial was in st.
Johns cemetery.
DR.. ]. S. Holmes of Adams Square
Baptist Church will deliver an illus
trated lecture on Russia and the Rus
slams" on Tuesday evening at o'clock.
in. South Baptist Church, corner of
Main and Gates street. Free.
Court Frederick T. Greenhalge, F.
of A., held its regular business meet
ing in Foresters' Hall, last evening.
Eight candidates were initiated. The
hall trustees were given power to act
in the matter Of new quarters.
The O'Connen Associates held a So
ciaI session in their quarters, at IS
Front street, last evening. NJ. ]. Nc
earthly, Sergt. M. J. Koran, DR.. F. A.
Underwood and Henry Griffin added
to the evenings entertainment.
Rev. VIM. H. Eaton, D. D.. of Boston
will preach tomorrow at the morning
service at the First Baptist Church,
Main street In the evening he Will
exchange with Rev. Frank d. Penney
of the Lincoln Square Baptist Church.
Hose was called to the Quinsiga-
mond works of the Washburn q MOen
Wire Company yesterday afternoon, at
2.30 o'clock by a still alarm, to put out
blaze on the 25-foot standpipe on the
Illuminating oil tank. The damage was
slight.
The ward committee of the Working
mems Independent Political Club met
at labor headquarters last night. A
committee of three was appointed to
fill out the ward committees to five
EACH A committee of one was appoint
ed to select suitable meeting night.
The members of the Junior class at
the Tech visited the Quinsigamond
works of the American Steel & Wire
Company and the works of Wyman &
Gordon yesterday afternoon, in COM
pany with C. A. Chandler, superintend-
ent of the Washburn shops connected
with the institute.
The Worcester National Brass Band
held it's fourth annual promenade con-
cert and dance in Horticultural Hall,
| last evening. Arthur Watson was floor
director, assisted by A. p. Troy. The
aids were Matthew Steele, ]. T. Har-
graves, James Hurlburt, c. S. New,
| Fred Bates and R. ]. Lindley.
The Woman's Home Missionary As
ISOLATION will hold it's semi-annual
| meeting in the First Congregational
| Church at Westfield, Wednesday, April
| 26. Among the speakers will be Mrs.
| GoodeA Mrs. Giroux, Mrs. Hawkes.
| Mrs. Mead, Mrs. West, Mrs. StockWell,
| Mrs. wilkinson, Miss Shepard, ond
| Rev. DR.. J. d. Kingsbur9,
The men of Piedmont Church will
serve a supper in the church vestry
Tuesday evening from 6 to 7.3O o'clock,
which will be followed by an entertain
ment. The entire thing will be under
! the exclusive management of the men.
| There will be a coffee and lunch count
| err at which a bOuntiful meal will be
served on the European plan.
Miss Emma J. Wilson will speak Of
/ the work and the needs of the Mayes-
vile Industrial School, of which she is
| nrinciDal before the members and
| friends of the Lend-a-Hand Club of
the Church of the Unity, next Friday
evening. April A. at 7.30 o'clock. Five
of her colOred pupils will sing negro
melodies in true plantation fashion.
At the Woman's Christian Temper
\ anca Union yesterday Mrs. NJ. NJ. Sever
of Lancaster read a paper on "Heredt-
tv." Mrs. Barrows, Mrs. A. b. shaw
Miss Blanche Barker ana carr ware
took part in the program. Next Tues
day an informal reception VIII pc ten
derad Mrs. Hunt of Boston, state su-
rls,iy+endent of scientific temperance
work at the unions headquarters.
The Easter festival of Company c,
e r1;hernian Rifles. continued last eve
ming in A. O. H. Hall. Prizes were
: a tlrlls the winners in the ticket-sell-
in T q, contest by Capt. Timothy Warren.
Miss Katie Donahue received $l5, first
W. - Mis- Nellia Murphy. $50. sec