The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-08

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Miss Celia M. Tibbetts will leave Sat
urday for two weeks at Lake Sunapee,
N. H.
Charles ]. Boyle, Dartmouth, 1900,
has gone on a two weeks yachting
trip off Marblehead.
Miss Ella Cosky and Miss Laurance
la de Bauche leave Sunday for an ex-
tended trip in Canada.
Charles B. Perry, of the law firm of
Thayer & Perry, is suffering from
mild form of typhoid fever.
Joseph K. Greene. attorney in the
State Mutual building, has sent his
family UP into the Green mountains.
R. NJ. Berry will go to Charlottetown,
P. E. l., for visit, and join several
friends in a yachting cruise along the
coast
Rev. A. ]. Brucklacher, of the First
Presbyterian Church. will spend his va
cation in Brooklyn, N. Y, his former
home.
Colin Macdonald sails today for his
home in Cape Breton. on the new
steamer of the Plant line, the Grande
Duchesse.
The next band concert given at the
expense of the city will be given by the
City band at University park, Thurs
day night.
Howard Lang leaves today for
weeks stay at Swampscott, and then
takes a weeks cruise along the New
England coast
g. C. Virgins, the stockbroker in the
Day building, will spend part of Aug
ust at Digby, N. s., where his family
have already gone.
The course of anti-infidel lectures be-
ing delivered at the Church of Christ
by H. S. Hastings of Boston, will be
continued over Sunday. Topic tonight,
THE saddle with seven girths."
In Grace Nj. e. church tomorrow eve
ming, DR.. Brady will preach memorial
sermon on "The finished life of his ia
miliar friend and Worcester's favor
lite bishop, Rev. DR.. John Philip New
man.
Arthur Carlson, a youngster, aged TO-
who fell from a cherry tree near his
home, at 55 North Ashland street, We'd
nesday, was reported as improving
yesterday. He is under the care of Dr.
Dennis.
Rt. Rev. Mgr. Thomas j. Conaty, D.
Washington, is the guest of his broth
er, Rev. B. S. Conaty, rector of the
Church of the Sacred Heart, at South
Worcester.
A. D. Hall, living at Davis street.
Tell out of his team on South Irving
street, last night, about o'clock, and
cut bad cash in his head. He was
taken to the city hospital in the police
ambulance.
Prudence Circle, u. o. of l. o. L., held
a basket picnic yesterday with Mrs. s.
M. Kittredge, at her home in Shrews-
bury. The party of 30 ladies' left city
hall on special cars at 10 O'clock in the
morning, returning at o'clock.
Clarence sprague, a relative of Cen
a. B. r. Sprague, is making a brief
visit in Worcester and vicinity Mr.
Sprague has charge of the surveying
and draughting department of a bridge
construction company at Trenton, N.
j.
Hope Lodge met at 4O5 Main street
yesterday afternoon. The party was
composed entirely Of the OLDER members
OF the society and a pleasant day was
passed talking over old times and re-
neWlng acquaintances. Refreshments
We're served.
ne Tree public library is to have q
new . and every way modern elevator to
t sahe lne place of the present old
lashloned one. The work on q new ell
evator will begin next week. The con-
nnagt was awarded Wednesday to
dwight 2. Allen, the contractor.
Attention is called to the ADVERTISE
nent OF the Malvern, Beachmont. Re-
we're, Mass This hotel has been a IA
10, write With Worcester people, and be-
ing only 20 minutes from Boston makes
70 upsl a outing trip to people going
" session Tor business or pleasure. \
cai ne ne successful candidates at the To-
% la E recruiting ottiee yesterday were Jas.
ana Henrv = - Park street, this city,
street They will be mustered i, Va,
Lapt. =. 2. Gresham Monday. and viii
r tsave mat ma, day for Preside, San Fran