The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-07
THE CITY.

THE CITY. |
The Admiral Dewey Patriotic Club
Will reorganize about the last of
March.
William H. Coe is slowly recovering
from his illness which has confined him
to his home since the LIST of last Octo-
Der.
Mrs. Mary A Fisher died, aged S9I
years, at the home Of her son, Theo-
dore Fisher, 29 Laurel street, yesterday
morning.
Services over the body of Mrs. D. NJ.
Geer, who died in Maiden last Tuesday,
were conducted yesterday in Rural
cemetery by Rev. DR.. Moses II. Har-
ris.
Among those who were guests of Mrs.
Roger Wolcott, in the gallery of the
state house during the inaugural exer-
cises last Thursday, was Mrs. William
H. Coe of this city.
The z. E. H. Club of the First Uni
versalist Church meets with Mrs. AL
mon Gunnison, at SO William stE,et,
this afternoon, from 8 to 5. A paper
will be read by Mrs. E. l. Comins.
The regular monthly meeting of the
local board of the Baldwinville Hospi-
tai Cottages will be held this after
noon at the residence of Mrs. f. e.
Williamson, 5S Wachusett street, at 8
o'clock.
| Rev. DR.. Philip D. Moxom of Spring
| field, who has a wide reputation as a
pulpit orator. will preach in Plymouth
Church, tomorrow, having exchanged
pulpits with Rev. DR.. Archibald Nc
Cullagh.
The Charity Chatterers presented a
farce entitled 1.-THE Mouse Trap at
the home of the president, Mrs. ]. w.
Bishop, 1912 Main street, last evening.
Dancing followed and about IS couples
were present.
Court Papineau, F. of A., will hold a
social in ST. Jean Baptiste hall, Jan.
"a. The following is the committee of
arrangements: c. H. DeFosse, Charles
Desourdi, Louis Beaulieu, Valmore He
bert and Joseph Simard.
The bowling team of the Providence
Athletic Club will visit the Hancock
Club tonight to bowl a match game OF
duck pins. The match will begin at Z
O'Clock, in order to allow the ProYi-
dence men to return on the 9.55 train.
Supreme Deputy Elizabeth Johnson
of North Adams will officiate at the in
stallation of officers of the Ladies
Catholic Benevolent Association, which
will take place in st. Johns Institute,
Temple street, Monday evening, Jan.
9Th, at 7.90 O'Clock.
The Home Club met at the residence
of Mrs. Edwin Hall, Al Kingsbury
street, yesterday afternoon. pleas
ing entertainment program was fur
nished. The next meeting will take
place at Mrs. George .Harwood's, 230
Highland street, on Jan. 10.
A special meeting of court st. Lor-
etto, F. of A, was held at l. C. B. hall
last night for the purpose of complet-
ing arrangements for the annual in
stallation of officers to be held next
Tuesday night. The officers will be
installed by Deputy James Fitzgerald
H. H. Chamberlain, one of the oldest
and most respected citizens of Worces-
ter, has been confined to the house fol
some weeks with rheumatic fever. He
recently recovered sufficiently to gel
out of doors again, but unfortunately
caught cold and is now suffering from
| a severe attack of bronchitis.
Mrs. Roland A. Nichols, the wife OF
the pastor of the Church of Christ, is
sick at her home, Al Hollywood street
with diphtheria in mild form. While
, the nature of the disease requires that
she remain il quarantine for a few
days, her condition is not serious, and
it is expected that she will be soon re-
/ covered.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Wor.
cester Association or SpirtualistS
gathered in U. V. L. hall, 531 MAR
street, last evening, where a sociab1t
time was passed for few hours. From
6 o'clock in the evening to supper
was served under the direction Of Sa,
rah L. Maynard An entertainment
and dancing followed.
The annual installation of the officer,
of the O'Connell Associates was helC
at the Knights Of Robert Emmett hal
, last night. The officers were installed
by the retiring president, Patrick
Shelton. Tickets were distributed foi
, the lecture to be given by Hon. JOIN
r. Murphy, in Mechanics hall OF
; March 3, under the auspices Of the so
. ciety.
Miss Bessie McDonagh, the young
woman who was shot by Walter II
Brinkworth, over a week ago, and ha
! since been an inmate OF st. Vincent
a hospital, has so far recovered as t.
' admit of her removal from the insti
, tuition to her home within q. short time
BrlnkWorth passed a very cOmfortabl
day yesterday and is reported as littl
, changed.
4 The Steamfitters Union had meet
ing in Labor hall, Ga Southbridge street
last night. A committee comprising
: representatives of tAA different shop
:, in the city was appointed to draw u
: rules and regulations TO govern mem
bers for the ensuing year. Those VIII
- have held office for the past year wer
? elected into their respective office
. again and installed
Y At a meeting of the paper hanger
= at Ga Southbridge street, last night
: four members We're admitted. Asid
:, from the rest of the business of tn
d evening, which was routine, the pres
: ident spoke a few words compliment
: ing the members on their good worl
Y in getting brother members of the Graf
n to join the union, thereby enabling t.
S make it strong one.
Hoyt L. Conary of Boston will be tn
attraction in the Y. M. C. A. cours
at Association Hall, next Thursda,
a evening He will give his original en-
a tertainment, Around the Stove,
2 which abounds in wit, humor and pa
l. thos. His characters are true to life
n for it was while clerking it in a Main
9 country grocery many years ago, tina
a the scenes portrayed were laid
n FULTON ASSOCIATES.