The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-30
THE CITY.

Native flowers and fruits to the num-
Der Of 80 may be seen at the Natural
History museum today.
The regular business meeting of the,
Girls cluD will be held Tuesday even
ing at I45 o'clock, at Vernon street.
Gen. w. S. Lincoln commandery. I'm
ion Veteran Union, will hold a special
meeting in Bay State House, Monday
evening, to discuss the matter of chang
ing the name of the order.
The Wood-Allen child study circle
met at the home of Mrs. G. A Sargent
yesterday afternoon, at S39 Park ave-
nue., and routine business was trans
acted. During the meeting light re-
treshments were served.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Wor-
cester Association of Spiritualists held
its regular fortnightly supper in U. v.
l.. hall last evening, with a good at
tendance. A varied program was car
ried out after the supper.
Gymnastic work for graduates of the
normal school will start for the fall
term next week. One lesson a week
Will be given on Fridays at p. m. ALI
graduates are eligible, and if intending
to join should not miss the first lesson.
Prudence of Ruth lodge met at the
home of Mrs. E. S. Goodwill, Heards-
leigh street, yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock. Regular routine business was
transacted during the afternoon, and
in the evening a short musical and lit
erary program was carried out.
Postmaster ]. Evarts Greene has re-
ceived further orders relative to the
canceling machine at station A. The or
iginal order read that the machine
should be shipped to Boston without ex-
pense while the most recent commune
cation states that reasonable expense
may be entailed.
The national board of the Loyal Wo-
men of American Liberty will meet
Thursday in Boston. The delegates
from Worcester are: Mrs. Helen De
Camp, national organizer; Mrs. Ella
B. Brooks, president of the local
branch: Mrs. S. E. French, Mrs. w. E.
Ford and Mrs. w. H. Holland.
The ladies auxiliary of the L. V. L.
entertained their gentlemen friends in
U. V. l. hall last evening with a re-
ception. During the evening a liter
erary program was in order, and some
of the ladies that went on the G. A. r.
encampment to Philadelphia gave a re-
cital of their experiences that was very
amusing and much appreciated.
The Ladies Aid society of the South
Baptist church gave a reception to the
members of the church last night at
the home of Mrs. William Waite, 3
Gates street, and 1t was we'll attended
During the evening a short musical and
literary program was INDUCED in by
members of the society. Light refresh
ments We're served during the evening
Two nuns met with slight accident
on Foster street, yesterday afternoon
while making their visits. They were
in a carriage, and as the horse turned
on to Foster street from Main it
slipped on the paving and fell, break
ing the harness and hold-back on the
shafts The nuns Were frightened by
the accident and would not ride farther
in the carriage.
In Grace church, tomorrow evening,
the pastor, DR.. Brady, will preach on
THE great cure for little IngersOils."
He will also begin soon a series of
week-nlght song lectures, Illustrated by
stereopticon, in which the disastrous re-
suits of infidelity will be seen among
the nations. Having Travelled in the %
leading nations of the earth, he will
speak with the authority of personal
observation and experience.