The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-08
THE CITY.

The first rehearsal of the ocatorio of
samson will be held at Plymouth
Church today at 3 o'clock.
Stanley Korski passed the examina-
ton at the recruiting office in the
Walker building, yesterday. He will
States infantry.
The Ladies Aid Society of All Souls
Church will meet in the church parlor
on Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. A
supper will be served at $50. Entertain
ment at o'clock.
The Question Club will hold a public
meeting in Granite hall, go Main street,
this afternoon beginning a [ $50 o'clock.
The subject for debate will be the FIX
pansion question
A. A. Hixon win open the series Of
winter meetings of the Middlesex and
Norfolk counties Pomona grange, at
Wellesley, Wednesday. His subject will
be Practical education"
Annie Mason of 81 Green street re-
ported to the police yesterday that she
lost her pocketbook containing So On
the street. Friday afternoon The
purse contained a $40 gold piece and a
$40 bill, and the balance in 81 bills and
change.
The Farmers and Cattle Owners AS
soc'atfon will hold its annual meeting
in Horticultural hall Monday At the
morning session the committee on law
win make it's report, and officers Will be
chosen. At 1880 p. m. dinner will be
served. There will be after dinner
speaking.
In the court report in Saturdays Spy,
Z s-f. It'd -.
BY Mrs. Emma E. Hornibrook against
DR.. Carl Crisand had been settled out
of court. The statement should have
included the fact that the settlement
was effected by the withdrawal of the
suit by the plaintiff.
Castle Commandery L. o. of C. c.,
had their regular meeting last night in
Castle Hail. 405 Main street After
the regular business of the evening had
been transacted. it was decided to post
pone the installation of officers until
Jan. Il, owing to the large number of
members on the sick list.
Members Of the Worcester Club were
entertained last evening by a lecture
on Mathematical Curiosities" deliv-
cred by Prof. w. A. Story. The guests
sat and smoked, while the professor
demonstrated many of the quear things
that can be done with figures. Near&y
so cluhmen and their friends We're pres
ent.
Frederick S. Converse of Q Clayton
street fell on the slippery sidewalk at
the corner of Orchard ana Belmont
streets, Yesterday afternoon. and broke
his right leg above the ankle joint The
ponce ambulance was called, but be-
lore It's arrival, the injured man had
been removed to his home where he
was attended by physician.
Thomas f. Brown, so years old. was
arrested Friday night by Officers Har-
per and Moynihan of Station /. and
detained at the Waldo street station
mouse on the charge of insanity. Yes
terdaY morning he was examined nv
Drs. McEvoy and Fogerty. and pro
nounced insane. He was committed
TO the Worcester insane hospital
The regular monthly meeting of the
z. e. II. Club of the First J7niVersslist
church was held yesterday afternoon
AT the home OF Mrs Almon d. Gunni-
son. 50 William street. The club form
erly held its meetings at the church
and its meeting at Dr. Gunnison's is
an experiment as to whether il is ad-
visable to hold meetings at the mem
bels homes or at the church The
subject for the afternoon was presented
by Mrs. T. l. Comns-''W orcester's
Vacation Fairgrounds. There was a
large attendance.
The monthly meeting OF the Worces-
ter branch of BaldwinVille HospitaI
Cottages Club was held yesterday af-
ternoon at Mrs. +. Il. Williamson's. IS
Wachusett street, almost the entire club
being present. The main subject of
the meeting was to extend their thanks
through the columns of The Spy to
those who contributed presents for the
Christmas barrels for the cottages rs
pecial thanks are rendered to the little
Worcester girl who sent 40 packages,
and the little girls club in East Pepper
ell which sent the barrel Of presents.
The next monthly meeting will be at
Mrs. w. A. Englands, "A Cedar street.
There viii be a quarterly meeting of the
branches at Kings chapel. Fitchburg,
Jan. 20,