The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-17
THE CITY.

The new camera cup VIII Meet thi9
evening in the Y. M. C. A. rooms.
Edwin L. Smith. who has been pass
ing the winter at Tarpon Springs Fla,
has returned to this city.
The Charity Chatterers will hold
sale this evening at $50, at Mrs George
Bigelow's, 941 Main street.
Ruel Tuttle's water colors are now
on exhibition at the Davis art galleries
and will continue until the end Of the
month.
E. H. Forbush of the gypsy moth
commission will talk on the Food hab-
it's of birds,' at the English high school
this evening.
Henry A. McManus was busy all day
yesterday receiving congratulations
from his friends on account of his bust
ness advancement
Destiny and beauty" will be the SUB SUP
ject upon which Prof. w. A. Ryder VIII
speak before the Worcester Congrega-
tional club this evening.
Miss NJ. Nettie Adams of Rochdale
entertained number of her friends
with a theatre party at the Park on
Saturday afternoon.
Mayor Dodge will probably make his
appointment of the eight new asses
sors at large, for the approval of the
board of aldermen, this evening.
Alhambra council, Knights of Column
bus will work the first degree TINS
evening. A visit from State Deputy
Cavanagh is expected shortly.
The Swami Abhendananda from In
dia, will lecture on Evolution and in
carnation" in L'Airion hall, Room ~,
3O6 Main street this evening at O'Clock.
The mission at the church of the Holy
Name of Jesus will continue for two
weeks longer. The coming week Will be
devoted exclusively to young women
w. ]. OConnor of the Lyceum base
ball team, leaves today for Rockport
Ill. where he has signed to play the
coming season. The team plays in the
Western league.
"Sho" O'Brien, the local crack pitcher
of the Lyceum team, leaves this week to
rejoin the New Haven team forthis sea-
sons work. "Sho" has already played
| one season with the New Haven team,
and his re-engagement shows that his
work is appreciated.
Tickets for the annual production of
the Holy Cross Dramatic club have
been placed on sale at Green, the drug
gist's. The play to be presented this
year will be entitled Major Andre the
Spy" and will be presented the 9Th of
June.
! A dinner in honor of Rev. DR.. Lowell
Mcpherson of Buffalo, NY, Miss Maud
Phillips, the well-known writer of Bos-
ton, and Rev. DR.. and Mrs r. A.
Nichols of Christ church, this city, VIII
be given this evening by Mrs. Frank 5.
| and Misc F'1nOia @ Fisher
Dolly" the black mare of the fire
patrol team, has been seriously i'll the
past few DAYS in fact her life was des-
| paired of Saturday. Yesterday, how
ever, she was considerably improved,
and the patrol boys are still in hopes
of seeing the noble animal back in the
| harness.
| Next Tuesday afternoon at 4 O'clock
the pupils of the Notre Dame high
school will present the operetta entitled
Little Red Riding Hood" and Gin
derella," in st. Johns hall, on Temple
street. The proceeds of the play will go
towards the fitting up of the Notre
Dame school library.
What promises to be an interesting
entertainment will be given in the YES
| try of Trinity church this evening. In
addition to an excellent musical pro-
| gram there will be special features in
| troduced by the pupils in the Chinese
! Sunday school. A Chinese orchestra
| from Boston will he another attraction.
II. L. Bolton, who has been connected
with the Worcester protective depart
ment for about four years. has rendered
| Capt Williamson his resignation to
take effect May /. Mr.. Bolton gives as
the reason for disseminating his connec-
ton with the department. that his regu-
lar duties will not permit of answering
| fire alarms.
! Martin A. Delaney, OF this city, who
is at present engaged as trainer for the
! St Louis University, has written to
John j. Cosgrove of the high school
eight-oared crew describing his life in
/ st. Louis. He states that the school has
| over 400 pupils and will compete in the
| spring games to be held in St. Louis.
| He says the material is all green, but
| he expects to make a winning team.
The Home Club, which is composed
principally Of members of st. Johns
| parish, will hold a unique entertain
menJ in Mechanics hall, Tuesday, April
| "a, which is styled Eye olde fashioned
| party" an entertainment for both
young and old. The object of the party
! is to raise funds for charitable pur-
| poses. Tickets for the affair have been
! put on sale at Steinert's music store.
| Rebboli's, and with J. J. Harrington at
! Clark-SaWyer Co.