The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-30
j THE CITY.

Mrs. John NJ. Barker and Sarah p
Bancroft have gone to Kennebunkport,
Me, for the summer.
The Britomart Society of the Eng
lish high school will give an evening re-
ception June ., to its new members.
The Loyalty Whist club that was to
meet May 31st with Mrs. Higgins, Sa-
lem square, will be postponed for a
week.
Dr. E. w Bennett was called early
Sunday morning to Clinton in consulta-
tion with one of the doctors of that
place.
The first quarterly conference of
Trinity Methodist Church was held last
night and plans were talked over for
the year.
Rev. D. T. McGilicuddy, pastor of
St. Sterens Church, returned yester
day from, three weeks vacation trip
through Nova Scotia.
Gen. c. S. Wood of the law firm Of
Wood & Wood, left Worcester last
night for Nosthfed, where he is to
deliver the Memorial day address to-
day
J. E. Morrissey, attorney in the
night for New York on a business trip.
He will not return before the end Of
the week.
Rev James Boyd Brady rendered a
reception at his home, at the corner of
Pleasant and High streets last night,
to tho cid bachelors maidenly ladies,
widows and widowers" of Grace
Church.
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Association did not meet last night as
scheduled, only a few Of the members
appearing. The meeting will be held
Thursday night in the institute, Temple
street, al o'clock.
Insurance adjusters were at work on
the Chase building and stock of ten
ants, yesterday, and the loss to the fur
nishings of Cutting, Carleton & Cut
ting was settled through the agency of
Charles f. Grant for SIS.
Col. w. A. Gle mas written to Wor-
cester, stating that he will not be at
home before the mddls of June. He
expects to leave Salt Lake City within
a day or two and go to New Orleans,
from which place he will take the
steamer to Boston or New York.
One of Barnard, Sumner &, Putnam $
horses slipped on the asphalt on
Waldo street. yesterday afternoon, and
for a few minutes created considerable
excitement Driver Michael Kennedy
of the police patrol assisted the driver
to get the horse upon his feet again.
The committee on teachers of the
school committee met yesterday after
noon to consider recommends lions of
the committee on increase of salary for
various teachers. The committee will
make its recommendation for increase
at the next meeting of the school
board.
The Natural Food Club will have theil
opening Thursday evening, at Z o'clock
at 55S Main street. The club is in the
management of the Cereal Machine
company, and the idea is to show tbs
number of dainty and heaIthful dishes
which can be made with shredded wheat
as prominent Ingredient
The Worcester Boys Club closed for
the season last night. An informal en-
tertainment was given by Superintend-
emit E. n. Northrop, who made a short
address. to the boys. The drum corps
VIII make its first public appearance
today. All the members have uniforms
and hey have been practicing assidu-
ously all winter.
The headquarters of the republican
city committee are to be open all day
today and this evening and an AT
home" day is to be observed by the
members of the committee ard tteiI
friends. They consider that this VIII
be an excellent opportunity for pFElY
adherents to inspect the rooms of the
COMMITTEES at AIS Main street, which
have been recently renovated and
beautified
Rev. c. A. Crane D. D., of Boston
who speaks at Trinity church Wednes-
day evening, is one of the most brilliant
speakers in the New England confer
ence. He preached the annual sermon
at the conference this year Dr. Crane
is in great demand and attracts large
audiences everywhere. Recently he ad-
dressed 500 Epworth League members
in Fitchburg. He will be accompanie3
bv his wife They will be the guests OF
Mr.. John Legg, Claremont street.