The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-23
I THE CITY.

Henry Butterfeid is spending his va
cation at Coldbrook Springs.
Rev. John Udd will occupy a pulpit
In Lynn today, and his place will be
supplied by Rev. K. E. ForseH.
George Howe, assistant receiver for
e. T. Smith, is spending his vacation
at Equinox hotel, Manchester, VT.
Miss Maude Upton leaves tomorrow
for her home in New Brunswick. She
will be accompanied to Boston by a
party of friends.
Carl Lundholm, living at SO Thomas
street, sprained his arm while at work
for Hatch & Barnes yesterday, and was
| taken to the city hospital in the police
ambulance.
J. w. Germans Imperial Company
will furnish entertainment at Lincoln
park this week. The company contains
high-class entertainers and embraces a
troop of trained dogs that are unex-
celled in their performance.
The South Worcester Angling asso-
citation will give a club dinner at its
lake house today The Improvements
which have been In operation for some
time, are well advanced, and the car
penters will engage with interior work
tomorrow.
chimney fire broke out yesterday
morning in the paint shop owned by
George H. Clark & Son on Norwich
street Mr.. Clark telephoned to IRE de-
psrtment headquarters and Chemical =
responded. putting out the fire with
slight loss.
Miss Elizabeth Gamble, of the CLASH
cal high school, has accepted position
as instruotress In French at a private
school in Alleghaney City Pa. The
salary in the new position is $1,000 for
the first year and an increase of 500 a
year until 1t reaches $1,000.
Rev c. w. Sundmark will deliver an
open air address at the open air meet
ing Of the young peoples societies of
the Swedish churches, on Belmont hill,
ct 3.30 o'clock this afternoon. Speeches
will also be made by Rev Henry E..
Whyman and Rev. K. E. Forsell.
Worcester Association. Stationary
Engineers, met in it's new quarters in
G. A. r. hall, last evening The hall is.
much larger and brighter than that
used in the Rice BUILDING, and practical
demonstrations of mechanical appli-
ances can be shown to advantage.
The Y NJ c. A. has obtained some
Of the strongest preachers in the coun-
try for It's Sunday August meetings.
exchange of pulpits with local pastors
and have consented to engage in the
extra work of conducting the Y. NJ. c.
A. Sunday service.
Louis Ladeux, a partially insane in
mate of the Home farm, who escaped
from that institution about a week
ago, was picked up by the police near
Union station yesterday and rec an
mitted to the Home farm. From what
could be learned, LadouX has been
wandering about the city since the
date of his escape.
The U. S. navy department wishes to
employ graduates of the Worcester
Polytechnic institute as ship drafts
men. Any graduates of the institute
who may care to try the civil service
examination, can obtain further infor-
nation by applying TO the office of the
institute The examinations will be-
held Oct 8, 4, 5, 1899.
Olof Lundgren, living in Greendale,
fell from a barn near the new fair
grounds at BARRIERS Crossing, yester-
day morning. He received a severe
shaking up, and for a time 1t was
thought he was suffering from inter-
nal injuries. He was taken to the city
hospital in the police ambulance by
Officers Blake and Cody.
There will be free Bible lectures on
the Signs of the times" and the TEN
pie of Ezkiel's prophecy" by I1enry
Sulley of Nottingham, England, under
the auspices of the Christadelphians Of
Worcester, this morning at 1890, and
this evening at Z % clock, in the Board
Of Trade hall The subject in the morn
ing is. 1.-THE world approaching a great
crisis; Tsrael's relation to 1t; A new
universal government foretold; The
queen city of the world to be nine miles
square; A temple of worship and feast
ing, four miles round The evening
subject is Jerusalem and her future
temples to- hold a million worshipers;
Sacrifice ana offerings; Thrones OF
judgment; The Jaw of the house; A
powerful lever of, government; Divine
ordinances; Gin washed away; The
prince of the age to come