The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-28
THE CITY.


DR.. s. A. Daudelin is seriously i'll at
MS home, So Park street, with pleuro
pneumonia.
Mrs. Margaret Spencer of Washing
ton street and her son. James F. Spen
GER will leave for Europe early in
June.
The wedding of DR.. Timothy j.. Foley
and Miss Margaret E. Hanley wifi take
place at St. PauPs church, Wednesday,
June II.
G. Herbert De Fosse, sealer of
weights and measures, is in Albany on
a business trip, but will be in his office
Monday.
Major H. B. Fairbanks will give an
address on the war before All Souls
Sunday school today at u m. in the
chapel of the church.
Rev C. W. Anderson and Mrs. An
derson are attending the eastern con-
ference of Swedish Baptist churches at
Arlington, New Jersey
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Lawler, af-
ter.an extended wedding journey, are
at Mr.. LAWYERS old homo on May
street for a brief visit.
Worcester Association of Stationary
engineers met in Engineers nall last
evening. Two applications for mem
bership were received, and the mech
anism of steam gauges was discussed
The order of United Friends met in
Red Mems hall last evening 1t was
reported that about $500 is in the treas
ury of the local division, and COM
mittee was appointed to close up the
affairs of the lodge.
A supper was given the contest!rg
membership teams Of Massasoit
tribe, Red Men, last night in the hail
at 9S Front street. Almost the entire
tribe was present, and informal
speeches were made after supper.
Members of A. A. Goodell camp,
Sons of Veterans, and of ;he Ladies
Aid society, went to the cemeteries,
yesterday, to mark the graves which
are to be decorated by these organic
atoms Tuesday
The body of Henry ]. Smith, Jr., will
arrive from Hartford this morning and
be taken in charge by Sessions & Sons.
Funeral services will be held in Curtis
chapel at 94o'clockA Rev. o. c. Bailey,
pastor Of Summer street church, will
officiate. ,,e a.,.set
Owing to dullness in the corset man
ket, President David H. Tanning of the
Worcester Corset Company has decid
ed to shorten the hours of production,
making the days work eight hours in
length instead of 10 as has been in
force during the past months.
The funeral of William F. Nicholson,
who died Friday at. City hospital, will
be held this morning at Curtis chapel.
Services will be conducted by Rev 0. c.
Bailey, pastor of Summer street
employees of Norcross Bros. will at
tend, as Mr.. Nicholson was in charge
of the stone yard until it was removed
from this city.
Luke Ollia, formerly of this city and
member of the Vernon cycle club,
arrived in this city yesterday He is
at present travelling salesman for the
New England Supply Co. of Keene, n.
H, and handles adjustable bicycle
holders used in repair shops. Ollia
rode for several years under the co!7
ors of the Vernon Bicycle club and
competed in the 10-mile road race for
that club.
Summer Excursions" is the title of
a handsomely illustrated book of So
pages descriptive of resorts. list of no.
tel and boarding houses, located on
and reached by the Fitehburg railroad,
giving rates for excursion tickets to all
points. This book can be obtained
free from agents of the company, or
by mail for two-cent stamp upon APP
plication to J r. Watson, general Fas-
senger' agent, Boston, Mass Wv