The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-30
THE CITY.
Yesterdays WEATHER

iAsIERDAY'S WEATHER.
was * HttdtAlmum temperature Yesterday
: fron, ID, me minimum %, The wi1J U was
with an mn aneast to northwest, blowing
Ya Vest az average velocity of p niiess
n noeSssefqay the rainfall was Il incb ,hiies
liz in NO. Tue temperature was GO al n m
ltennaT 49,, June 2S, 1893, the maxifnum
''''ure was 81, the minimum 50.
cats mfs. Archibald Harris has gone to
0rdItoh for the summer
Judge Utley and Mrs. ITtlev are at
'ne "achusett house, Princeton.
Marvin NJ, Taylor goes to Plum ISL
| day. eoAe uHllI Weuhes-
oi mls, A. L. Holcomb has decided TO
SlEe up millinery business and devote
the "hoie floor to healing of the sick.
kev. Leo Boone Thomas will COM
pIete ms third year as pastor of the
day. ''''' III vi iieAl 'uii-
Arthur P. McKinstry of the Classical
Ilgh school, president of the Summer
clup, mas gone to Nantucket Cor the
summer.
Fost TO- G: A. r., will hold an open
ar meeting July 20. The Woman's Re
lleL corps and the Daughters and Sons
Oh veterans will be invited.
A meeting of the creditors of the '99
Meet cub and the N. E. Agricultural
association will be held at Young
hotel, Boston, today, at p. m.
Thos. P. Abbott, socialist, Will speak
at Green street, near New York, New
Raven and Hartford freight depot,
friday evening, at o'clock. Subject,
Trusts"
The coal dealers of this city will close
their offices, coal pockets and yards
at o'clock p. m. Saturdays in July
and Saturdays in August to and in
elusive of the 18th.
R. c. Taylor's block, at the corner of
Temple and Grafton streets, caught fire
yesterday forenoon at II o'clock, and
ooX 46l was pulled. The fire was put
out without any great damage.
Mrs Charles F. Washburn, Miss
Washburn and Arthur Washburn have
gone to their house at Narragansett
Pier for the summer. Rev. Henry 2.
Washburn will join them next week.
Louis Bagger & Co, patent attorneys,
Washington, d. c., report that on last
Tuesday Victor E. Edwards, a resi-
dent of this place. obtained a valuable
patent for improvements in furnaces
for heating ingots or billets.
The Loyalty Whist Club met at the
residence of Mrs. Francis York, 221a
Pleasant street, last evening at
o'clock, and made arrangements for
the raising of money for the flower fund
of Daughters of Liberty Council.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
union will be entertained this after
noon and evening by Mrs. Albert Tu-
son, 1925 Main street Mr.. and Mrs. w.
E. Oakley of the Welcome mission will
give accounts of their recent trip to
England.
DR., T. c. Mendenhall has been re
appointed a member of the state high
way commission. The governor has also
appointed as Wachusett park commits
sioners Col. A. George Bullock of Wor-
cester, Harold Parker of Lancaster
and Theodore L. Harlow of Gardner.
A meeting of the Y. NJ. C. A. recep-
ton committee VIII be held tonight for
the consideration of Chairman w. X.
Stanley's plans for one or two more
social affairs which, under their man
agement, have become so popular with
members of the association and their
friends.
M. ]. Cronin today received word
from his brother Fred w. Cronin, who
is on the training ship Enterprise,
which is now at Annapolis. Mr.. Cromn
writes that the ship will remain al
Annapolis until June 80, when it will
sail for Baltimore. From Baltimore
the ship goes to New York
Miss Margaret Davis, who is on her
way home from India, where she has
been teaching school. is in Worcester
for few days, visiting Miss Clara c..
matron at the 7. w. c. A.
building, who was formerly in charge
of the school. Miss Davis will stay in
Worcester until Friday, when she will
leave for Pittsburg, Pa, where her
home is.
The Epsilon Club has elected these
officers: President, Mrs. T. F. Boyle;
vice president, Miss Elizabeth A. Hag-
erty; corresponding secretary, Miss
Elizabeth L. Carmody; financial secre-
tary, MES Julia A. Butler; treasurer,
Miss Anna NJ. Moran; new members
committee, Misses Casey, Gaynor and
Kelley. Three new members were adj
mitted.