The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-15

Ryan We're married yesterday after
noon at o'clock.
Gen. A. B. R. sprague and wife leave
today for Nova Scotia. - :
Miss Sophie Djupstrom leaves TODAY
Tor Sweden, to be absent a year.
Misses Rose A. Boyle and Mollie
Boyle are at Winthrop for two weeks.
Miss Bridge Teresa Mccarthy leaves
today for Monson, TO be gone two
weeks.
l.. r. Whittemore and George Davis
are at Hawkesbury, N. S. for two
weeks.
Miss Nellie M. Beetles of IL Jackson
street went to Buttonwoods YESTERDAY
for ten days.
Miss Fannie Crosby and Miss Isabelle
T. Childs are at the Aldine, Old Orchard
for two weeks.
William Russell Dean and wife of Q
washington avenue are stopping at
lSouth Woodbury., Vt.
Rev. F. A. Engstrand will leave Sun
oay Tor New Sweden Me-, to conduct
series OF mission meetings there.
james F. Cunningham and Frank M
mcnamara leave today, for a two
weeks visit to friends in Providence.
Adelard laval and Miss Agnes NJ
Maioy VIII De married this afternoon
az the home of the bride, Daley
street.
EDWARD Dwyer, Frederick M. Collins
and Frank Mahonsy are camping on
the snores OF Eagle lake, Jefferson,
Mrs. James Hines and daughter. Miss
catherine of Coral street, and Miss
mary Sullivan of Oxford are at New
port for two weeks.
Danat Archambaul and Miss Regina
talbot of Is Portland street will be-
married at Notre Dame church tomor-
row morning at O'clock.
HJalmar Nilsson, formerly of the
Scandinavia, began work for the Syea
Pupllshing Company yesterday. He
will have the editorial charge of the
Svea.
Charles @. Widen, Jr., the hobo jug
gleR starts Aug. IS on a tour of Bos-
| ton and New York amusement houses
He will appear at Austin & Stones and
Tony Pastors.
Mrs. s. M. Godinski and Miss Sarah
Godinski of Jaques avenue, returned
| yesterday from a delightful tour of
Nova Scotia, where they have enjoyed
two weeks sojourn.
Mrs. Henry F. Rice and Miss Alice
| Rice Of Sutton, Mrs. Albert d. Vaughn
| OF Metcalf and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Stone
of this city, will leave tomorrow for a
two weeks vacation at Ellisbury, N.
John Gilman, large holder Of Wor-
cesteT real estate, intends to dispose of
his interests here and move to the
west. He and his family will leave for
g two months tour of the west about
Sept. 1.
Miss Rose Shay of PeekshilI, N. v.
who has been the guest of Miss Chris
tine Nilsson, has returned to her home.
MISS Shay received a telegram stating
that her father was ill and her pleas
ant vacation had to be cut short.
Clarence A. Fenner has returned TO
his desk as secretary of the Builders,
exchange after enjoying a weeks va
| cation at his home in Millbury. James
| wilson who has taken Mr.. Fenner's
place during his absence, will leave for
his vacation the last of the week,
Miss Marion j. Blood, librarian and
assistant secretary of the Y. w. G. Al.
left Yesterday morning for two weeks
! vacation. Her place will be taken by
her sister Miss Sheldon, general sec
rotary OF the Y. W. c. A., who has been
| at her home in Connecticut for a
month. is expected to return today.
These Worcester people are registered
at various resorts along the Rhode ISL
and coast: Narragansett, Greene's
Inn, Miss Crompton; Narragansett Ter
race, j. A. Perkins; Block Island. b w
Holton, William Thompson, Mr.. Reidle
Misses West, Mrs Ida e. johnson. Mrs
ames Common and son; Fields Point.
Miss Marie O'Day.
The Misses Nellie v. Cronin. Mary A
| Haggerty and Margaret M. Sheehan
leave today for three weeks vacation
at Danbury, Conn. New York. Phila-
delphia and Washington At Danbury
they VIII be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Edward 5. Sheehan. The return trip
| will include visit to Niagara Falls
| Toronto and Montreal
Misses Alice and Annie Campbell Of
| New York city arrived in Worcester
yesterday and will spend the next two
weeks with their sister, Mrs James
Mills, at Woodbine cottage Lake Quln-
| Eigamond. Miss Alice Campbell will he
remembered by theatre goers in con-
nection with her appearance here last
season as leading lady with the Bride
| elect company.
These young ladies left for Manet
Beach yesterday; Misses Alkaline Car
roll, Tresa and Gertrude Certify
Mary Roi-Portlance, Clara Warren,
i Anna and Josie Bergstrom, Elizabeth
Catherine Dolan and Mary Regan OF
New York. The party will remain at
the beach the remainder Of the season,
and wip occupy the Everbreeze cottage.
/ The chaperon Of the party is Mrs.
Phoebe Verotta Of Newton Centre.
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