The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-13

mans Missionary Society of the I'M
manuel Church was held yesterday al
ternoon at o'clock. Mrs. j. G. Muir
dock was the leader, and lenten Offer
ings were presented at close of SER
vices.
The dramatic club of the Sacred
Heart church is planning to give play
in May. A request has been made by
the st. Aloysius society that the dra-
matte artists present the play, and a
meeting will be held Friday evening to
take action.
The April meeting of the Arion club
was held last evening at the residence
of H. Ward Moore. 25 Amherst street
There was a delightful program of
readings and music, after which re-
freshments were served and social
time enjoyed.
The annual meeting of the Chaplin
club of the First Universalist church
will be held at o'clock tonight. Fol-
lowing the reports and the reading of
the club history by Charles NJ. Har-
rington. there will be a social gathering
in the Vestry.
Camp Gooden S. of v, has made ar
rangements for the 18th anniversary OF
the formation of the lodge, May 10. Re
ports of committees on the supper and
dance held Monday evening, were read,
hut as the amount to be expended is
not vet known, there was no decision
concerning the profits.
There VIII be lectures by Swami Abb
hedananda of India, under the auspices
of the Vedanta Society of New YORK,
Wednesday evenings at SIS o'clock,
and Sunday afternoons at Bis, from
November I'd, 1898, to March 18th, 1888,
in Assembly Hall, United Charities
building, No 109 East 22d street, near
Fourth avenue. Seats free.
The funeral Of Miss Eliza Gauthier
took place at her home, &c Lee street,
Yesterday morning. Rev. Joseph Broull-
let officiated at the requiem high mass
held in Notre Dame Church at o'clock.
The bearers were Fred Labonte, George
Desautell, Walter Mayo and Frank
Desautell. The burial was in Notre
Dame cemetery.
The funeral of Eliza Gauthier, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gauthier of S6 Lee
street. who died on the day appointed
for her wedding, was held from Notre
Dame church yesterday morning at
o'clock. There was a solemn mass said
by Rev. Jones Brouillett. Many floral
designs attested to the esteem in which
the deceased was held by her many
| friends.
The last rehearsal of J. Vernon But
| Ier's oratorio chorus for Mendelssohn
flynn of praise, takes place this eve
/ ming at Pilgrim Church at 7.45 o'clock
| The rehearsal will be held in the
| church. C. H. Grout viii preside at the
| organ and Miss Ruth e. Nelson at TIE
| niano. The work will be given next
| tuesday evening, April is, and will be
preceded by a short miscellaneous en-
tertainment.
The current number Of the Maine
| Sportsman" has. as a supplement, the
public laws of the state of Maine as
| passed by the Legislature this year
| TTbev are indexed and classified so per-
| Ell, that anv information may be
easily secured. The usual Worcester
latter forecasts the fishing season and
reviews in an interesting way the worn
of the worcester Fur Company for the
winter.
An attraction at the z. E. H. festival
/ NEXT week Friday evening at Hortcul-
| tural hall will be the handKerchlet "a "a
| BILE. For year past the laaIes Vi sns
| First Universalist Church nave Den
! nranaring them. There will pc many
5aiptv designs in lace, which have re-
0,ired much time to design ana pro-
5',oa one of the best features VIII De
tbe farce in the evening, The Model
o,.a,.' ;, The names for the cast are as
t1Jto,.s. Miss Emma Mitchell, MISS
NIica Mitchell, Miss Pauline Brennan
Henry w. Doe, Alfred 81. van DuseH
: and VIM. z. Barton.